Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
In this often-advertised sequel to 'Austin Powers,' there's a scene in which Scott Evil (Seth Green), son of Dr. Evil, pretends to sneeze, emitting the word "Ripoff!" Oddly enough, it's the self-reflexive catchword of the film, from the opening moments with the James Bond theme and 'Star Wars' narrative script, to the wide-open-for-sequel ending. Worse, all kinds of products are forced upon the script and our eyes.
There's also no doubt the film will do well at the box office. A theater full of kids 12 through 18 or so - the buck-spending target audience - made this no secret. Clearly, what we demand is gross-out humor, and "The Spy Who Shagged Me' does this best. I have to hand it to Mike Meyers: some of the grossest moments in comedy appear in this flick.  And the part that made me laugh the loudest was a scatological tour-de-force.
The premise: not much of one. Austin Powers (Meyers) is single and swinging again, but his nemesis Dr. Evil is out to thwart him however he can. Evil has a tiny clone he calls "Mini Me" (Verne Troyer), and the two of them time-travel back to 1969, their motive to steal the "mojo" - the sexual life-force - from the cryogenically-frozen Austin Powers. A minor drawback to this premise is that we miss Robert Wagner's excellent henchman, Number 2, for the rest of the film. Rob Lowe, however, does play a right-on imitation as Number 2 30 years younger.
You guessed it: Powers follows the evil-doers back to the stereotypical psychedelic decade. There he runs into Felicity Shagwell (Heather Graham), an agent on Austin's side. The trouble is, even though Felicity inexplicably falls for the crooked-toothed Don Juan, there can't be any "shagging," as Powers' mojo has been stolen. What complicates the plot is Evil's plan to deploy a phallic-shaped laser to wipe out Washington D. C. Will Austin save the world? Beat Dr. Evil? Most importantly, will he get the girl?
As the title character, Mike Meyers delivers on the flat-out silliness we've come to expect of him. He has a knack of making even badly written dialogue funny. The way he holds his mouth, the way he points his gaze… And portraying the Scottish "Fat Bastard" as well as Dr. Evil gets him triple the giggles. Something I found annoying, though, was how easy it is for Meyers to get laughs; he's like the class clown who gets the attention he wants by making the stupidest and grossest comments imaginable!
Heather Graham performs well enough as Felicity Shagwell, though she does not distinguish herself. Part of the mediocrity is the way her character is written: she is far too compliant, a 'Laugh-In " dancer with lines. (A pointless motif takes the form of Austin dancing with these vibrantly-dressed groovers, by the way.)
Early on we see a schtick with Jerry Springer, in which Scott reveals his plight as the son of a madman bent on world domination. One of the film's funnier bits of satire, this scene shows off the conflict between father and son. It helps that Scott comes along on the time machine; the film is better for Seth Green's presence.
What makes "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" an average film at best? It's that we are able to predict too much. Sure, movies always rely on viewers' knowledge of culture and clichés; but there's just not enough originality here to work with. And when the film tries to get heady, we actually hear explanations of allusions that flew over the heads of most young viewers. The bottom line is ambivalence. If I believe that a film is worthwhile if it gives me a belly laugh, then I should recommend this 'Austin Powers' sequel. But I can't. Not that it matters, as I heard a teenager a few rows in back of me quip, "We have to buy this on video."
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Pligos allows you to navigate multiple services by making kubernetes
infrastructure configuration scalable. Without pligos, the usual
approach is to create a seperate helm chart for each service. While
this definitely can scale for a small amount of services, maintaining
deployment, service, ingress, ...
templates for more than 5 helm
charts can be burdensome and error prone.
We observed that services, in it’s core, often don’t differ that
much. You can find a set of configurations that need to be
individually defined for each service, such as images, routes,
mounts, ...
, so why not standardize around these configuration types,
while beeing disconnected from the underlying templates? This is why
pligos let’s you define these configuration types (image, route,
...
) and adds a schema language that allows you to compile those
configs into any form necessary.
So, what you will end up with is a small set of helm starters (in pligos lingua franca they are called flavors) and a pligos configuration for each service that map to these flavors.
Pligos helps you to manage your deployment in multiple environments by specifying your configurations in a single file called pligos.yaml
. By using pligos, you don’t need to play with the files within templates folder. Neither you have to dig into the multiple values.yaml
files. You’ll design a generic templates
folder (called as pligos flavor) in a way to meet most of your requirements for your multiple micro-services.
Then for deploying a new micro-service, all you have to do is specify your values for local, staging, production or whatever, in pligos.yaml and you are good to go.
It makes much easier for you to manage cloud infrastructure. For example, if you want to update the hostname for your ingress in future, you don’t have to find and replace it from bunch of files. You just need to modify your pligos.yaml accordingly.


Resorts and Activities!
Here are some of our
Resorts
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Here are our
Activities
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Arcade
Bowling
Pool
Tours
Golf
Campfire
BBQ


This method does all the work by calling the protected methods in
the right order so that an input file is written, a command line is
built, the tagger is run and then finally the output of the tagger
is added as annotations onto the GATE document being processed.


Hillary Clinton says she is concerned about what is happening in the UK
Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton said she is “concerned” about the path on which the UK is headed.
The US 2016 Democratic presidential nominee was speaking in London on Sunday night alongside her daughter Chelsea to launch their new book – The Book Of Gutsy Women: Favourite Stories of Courage And Resilience.
Mrs Clinton was asked by event moderator Professor Mary Beard about her thoughts on how the UK is changing.
“I’ve always admired Britain,” she said at Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall.
“I am, as a great admirer, concerned because I can’t make sense of what is happening.
“In my own country as well. I don’t understand it.
“It’s hard to figure out exactly where you’re headed.”
Mrs Clinton said she was aware of the upcoming General Election.

She added it was important for democracies to stick together given the pressure from “dictatorships and authoritarian regimes”.
Mrs Clinton said that she has seen the UK “sort of shrink” and “turn inward”.
“To be trying to separate yourself from Europe at a time when democracies need to stick together, because we are truly under pressure from dictatorships and authoritarian regimes,” she said.
“We have a president who admires dictators and takes their help and does all kind of crazy stuff.
“We need you to be the sane member of this partnership going forward.”


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04 Mar 2014 tagged in fairhaven ma, hist 397ggh, history 298, history major, internships, productivity, smithsonian archives
Somehow, I ended up getting ahead on my assignments (and took a break from studying for my HIST397GGH midterm on Thursday) and was able to get a lot of other work done!
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02 Mar 2014 tagged in brad paisley, hawaiian history, history 298, if love was a plane, liliuokalani
This week felt like a long one – in more ways than one. It’s right around that time of the semester for midterms and housing discussions and lots of assignments. The prospects of spring break and the possibility of warm weather are right around the corner. Emotions and tensions can get to a breaking point. And I happened to have the pleasure of being in the middle of all of it – stress seemed to be everywhere I turned.
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23 Feb 2014 tagged in archival research, history 298, international fisheries exhibition, kanaka, new bedford, smithsonian archives, us fish commission, whaling
After struggling with microfilm last week (still working on Queen Liliuokalani, by the way) I moved onto my new assignment. This time, I investigated a different aspect of whaling: the international connection it created. Specifically, I was asked to go through a report by the U.S. Fish Commission & the United States National Museum in order to document every item donated by a New Bedford person/firm to the 1883 International Fisheries Exhibition.
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19 Feb 2014 tagged in chc, dh, digital humanities, eric poehler, hons 391a, hons391a, omeka, umass amherst
So now that my digital humanities class is in full swing, each “team” has to make a presentation about the software they are using. (I put team in quotation marks because not every team is made up of multiple people – a few of the programs are run by just one person, like me!) This week, I presented first! Here’s a transcript of what I talked about.
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14 Feb 2014 tagged in hawaii, history 298, liliuokalani, ma history, new bedford ma, queen liliuokalani
This week, I was met with a challenge I could not meet. As my final microfilm assignment (for the time being), I was asked to look into the invitation of ex-queen Liliuokalani to New Bedford’s semi-centennial. According to a scrapbook my supervisor found at the New Bedford Whaling Museum, the ex-queen was invited to the celebration and to the surprise of everyone, she accepted. As written in the file, “the celebration committee was quite disturbed just what to do with an ex-queen and her attendants, but later the Queen recalled her acceptance.” My job was to look into any articles referring to her potential visit and her backing out. Our theory was that the committee wasn’t expecting her to accept, and panicked!
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13 Feb 2014 tagged in BookDrive, digitial humanities, eric poehler, herter hall, hons 391a, old chapel, special collections, umass amherst
Yesterday, Prof. Poehler took our HONS391A class to the Digital Humanities Lab to begin our Class Group Project. It quite literally opened a door to new experiences and new technology.
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09 Feb 2014 tagged in history, history 298, jewish history, new bedford, new bedford ma, new bedford whaling, the whaleman
Because I’m still focusing on my microfilm projects, I haven’t had much of an opportunity to explore a new database – not that I mind, of course. This week, my assignments were researching the placement of the plaque outside the Seamen’s Bethel, and the construction of the original Tiferes (now Tifereth) Synagogue. Growing up in such a historic area, monuments or buildings such as these often go by the wayside. But when I took the time to research them, my perspective of New Bedford and its people changed greatly.
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02 Feb 2014 tagged in history 298, interlibrary loan, microfilm, technology
This semester, I have certainly gotten off to a running start. My classes are great, my internships are busy, and I’ve even been making new friends – well, if you consider ILLiad a friend. Interlibrary loan has been my lifeline as I’ve attempted to get work done for HIST 298. I’ve made over a dozen requests, and the reels are coming in much faster than I can look at them. I actually have to restrain my microfilm time to two hours, because otherwise I would spend whole days looking at newspapers from the nineteenth century.
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01 Feb 2014 tagged in
I’ve been working through a few projects this past week for my internship, and working with the microfilm has certainly been exciting! (But more on that later.) One of my tasks was looking into the history of the plaque outside the Seamen’s Bethel in New Bedford. I found this poem, printed in The Morning Mercury, which was read at the tablet’s ceremony.
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25 Jan 2014 tagged in census, history, history 298, ma history, new bedford ma, new england history, yiddish
Hooray! I finished my first assignment for HIST 298!
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Properties
accountid
accountid: number
bStartingCt
bStartingCt: boolean
enemy2ks
enemy2ks: number
enemy3ks
enemy3ks: number
enemy4ks
enemy4ks: number
enemyHeadshots
enemyHeadshots: number
enemyKills
enemyKills: number
engagements1v1Count
engagements1v1Count: number
engagements1v1Wins
engagements1v1Wins: number
engagements1v2Count
engagements1v2Count: number
engagements1v2Wins
engagements1v2Wins: number
engagementsEntryCount
engagementsEntryCount: number
engagementsEntryWins
engagementsEntryWins: number
flashCount
flashCount: number
flashSuccess
flashSuccess: number
matchOutcome
matchOutcome: number
mmGameMode
mmGameMode: number
roundsLost
roundsLost: number
roundsWon
roundsWon: number
statDeaths
statDeaths: number
statMvps
statMvps: number
statScore
statScore: number
totalDamage
totalDamage: number
utilityCount
utilityCount: number
utilitySuccess
utilitySuccess: number


Core Features
We still have a lot to do but so far we've gotten you the basics! You currently have access to AutoWoot, AutoJoin, AutoGrab and even a Reverse Woot feature that disguises your votes! Keep in touch and you'll see more features in the near future.


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| articleReducer.js | 80.65% | 25/31 | 73.68% | 14/19 | 75% | 3/4 | 64.71% | 11/17 | |
| followReducer.js | 82.35% | 14/17 | 75% | 9/12 | 100% | 2/2 | 66.67% | 6/9 | |
| headlineReducer.js | 80% | 8/10 | 71.43% | 5/7 | 100% | 1/1 | 77.78% | 7/9 | |
| locationReducer.js | 83.33% | 15/18 | 76.92% | 10/13 | 100% | 2/2 | 70% | 7/10 | |
| loginReducer.js | 93.75% | 15/16 | 90.91% | 10/11 | 100% | 2/2 | 87.5% | 7/8 | |
| registerReducer.js | 75% | 15/20 | 66.67% | 10/15 | 100% | 2/2 | 58.33% | 7/12 |


Topics
- Statistics for quality (Pushed off this semester because of COVID19 changes)
Reading
Videos
Discussion
- Ask at least one question you had about what was covered this week.
- Make an attempt to answer at least one of the questions posted in the discussions.
- Other questions or problems about this week's material? (Read the discussion material to see if it's been answered already before posting a new question.)
Assignments
- Add to your list of R functions you see used in the R videos.
- Turn in your Rmd file and csv file with exercises.
- Download the following file to your computer. Open it in RStudio by going to File - Open File... and navigating to where you downloaded the .Rmd file
- Rmd file: Week15.Rmd
Quiz
- Complete the online quiz. (unlimited attempts)
Data sets


My Values and Character
My Learning Plan
Emotional Inteligence
Neuroplasticity and Growth Mindset
Reflection


The JS-Interpreter is a sandbox, it doesn't have any access to the DOM -- unless you provide your own interface functions. This demo creates the following interfaces:
document.getElementById(id)
document.createElement(tagName)
document.createTextNode(text)
Node.prototype.hasChildNodes()
Node.prototype.removeChild(node)
Node.prototype.firstChild/lastChild/parentNode
Element.prototype.appendChild(node)
Element.prototype.innerHTML
This minimal demo can be used as the basis for a more extensive interface. Expose as much of the DOM as you need, but be mindful of providing too much access. For example, granting the ability to set innerHTML enables interpreted code to write script tags. Open your browser's console for errors.
Back to the JS-Interpreter documentation.


This module encapsulates the services, providers, factories and constants for the Entersoft AngularJS WEB API services that can be used within the context of any AngularJS Single Page Application (SPA). The core components of the ES WEB API is the Angular Provider esWebApiProvider


Are you still manually creating directories to make python projects?
Can't you still decide how to structure your python project?
Are you copying the content of setup.py and .gitignore from Python Docs and from GitHub till now?
Do you want to get rid of those time consuming configurations?
What if you can make all those configurations with just one line of command?
Leaving you nowhere to go...
Just from your favourite terminal
AND
all scaffolded...


Generate a model coverage report in Cobertura XML format. This artifact includes coverage results for Simulink® models that are tested using Simulink Test™.
By default, MATLAB names the artifact coberturamodelcoverage.xml and stores it in the matlabTestArtifacts folder of the project workspace.
Note: This feature requires a Simulink Coverage™ license and is supported only in MATLAB R2018b or a newer release.


THtmlViewer component
function XYToDisplayPos(X, Y: integer): integer;
Given X, Y coordinates on the display, XYToDisplayPos finds the display character position for that location. Dimensions are in pixels relative to the upper left corner of the display. The character position returned is the same as would be returned by the SelStart property if the mouse were clicked at that location.
XYToDisplayPos returns -1 for X, Y locations where there is no text.


About Me
My name is Parminder Singh and I love to solve problems. I am a web designer and developer, software developer, writer and a quick learner. My biggest strengths are my creativity and imagination. My hobbies include drawing, writing poetry and of course
lots of coding!! I always keep working on something new and love to take new challenges.
Languages and Frameworks:
C, C++, Python, Javascript, C#, Pylab, Java
HTML, CSS3, JQuery, PHP, SQL, Bootstrap, MongoDB, ReactJS, NodeJS, Express
Working Tools:
Visual Basic, Sublime, Photoshop, Unity 3D, Git, Linux, Windows
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This class outputs binarized image taking colors in [hue-delta, hue+delta]. More...
#include <huethreshold.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | setColor (double mean, double delta) |
| Set Hue to threshold on (Full scale: 0-360) | |
| void | setInput (PipelineContainer< QImage > input) |
| Set input image. | |
| void | handleFinished () |
| Handle result from thread. | |
| void | setVMinMax (double min_, double max_) |
| Set min/max Value (Full scale: 0-255) More... | |
| void | setSMinMax (double min_, double max_) |
| Set min/max Saturation (Full scale: 0-255) More... | |
| QImage | threshold (QImage source) |
| Loop implementation. | |
| Public Slots inherited from ImageProviderAsync | |
| void | setActive (bool active) |
| Make this object active/inactive. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| HueThreshold () | |
| Constructor. | |
| HueThreshold (const HueThreshold &that) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ImageProviderAsync | |
| ImageProviderAsync () | |
| ImageProviderAsync constructor. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Signals inherited from ImageProviderAsync | |
| void | imageAvailable (PipelineContainer< QImage > image) |
| imageAvailable emitted when new image is ready More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ImageProviderAsync | |
| bool | is_active = true |
| Describes if the object is currently active. | |
This class outputs binarized image taking colors in [hue-delta, hue+delta].
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slot |
Set min/max Saturation (Full scale: 0-255)
| min_ | min saturation |
| max_ | max saturation |
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slot |
Set min/max Value (Full scale: 0-255)
| min_ | min value |
| max_ | max value |


Big fan of Better Battlelog. Much appreciated for the work done!
Wonder if its possible to incorporate BF3 Server details into BBattlelog, similar to one present in bf3stats.com (which shows Players graph of last 48 hours, map rotation etc). I own a PS3 server and would like to view its stats on Better Battlelog.
Thanks once again
NuKe
BrainFooLong
Administrator
It's better to visit bf3stats.com.
To duplicate one and the same thing makes no sense.


Controls
Renderer:
Stage:
Init:
Playback
Experimental Features
twisty.js Info
Notes: README.md
GitHub: cubing/twisty.js
3D Library: three.js (by
mrdoob)


Some content.
This is a link to Google!
www.googl.com
This is a link to Yahoo!
www.yahoo.com
This is a link to Altavista!
www.altavista.box.sk


Instructions
Enter digits in the grid; you can use arrow keys on keyboard or click / touch.
Hover over (or touch on mobile) any cell to view the digits it could be. This updates automatically whenever a cell changes.
Use 'Save' to store the current puzzle state so you can return to the beginning if you want.
Use a combination of different search methods to solve the puzzle. You should wait till one search has finished before doing the next. Although it will let you trigger multiple searches at once and it looks cool, it will probably fail to solve..
- Not Search - For every blank that has changed state, remove all the digits in that cells row, column and box from it's 'maybes' list. If only one remains, enter it.
- Not Check - Additional method that checks all the affected cells whenever a value is entered to see if they can now be only one thing. Basically makes 'Not Search' redundant.
- Box Search - For each box, create list of cells where each digit could go. If only one place, enter it. If only 2 places, and they are on the same row or column, update the rest of the group's maybes lists
- Line Check - Additional check after box search, if digit can only be in 2 or 3 cells on the same row or column, then it can't be anywhere else on that line
- Column Search - For each column, create list of cells where each digit could go. If only one place, enter it.
- Row Search - For each row, create list of cells where each digit could go. If only one place, enter it.
- Solve - Not, Box, Column and Row search until no blanks remain or maximum iterations reached. Now runs with visuals on thanks to async promises.
- Tree Search - Triggered if 'Solve' fails, finds a cell that can only be one of 2 digits and attempts to solve each scenario
Use the arrow keys to scroll backwards and forward digit by digit


| Class and Description |
|---|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
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| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information to UDFs to allow queries to limit reading
partitions dynamically.
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| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaConfig.SchemaConfigInfoProvider
Interface to implement to provide required info for
SchemaConfig |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
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| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| RecordReader |
| StatisticsRecordWriter |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitFileColumn |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitFileColumns
Columns that give information from where file data comes from.
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| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitInternalFileColumns
Columns that give internal information about file or its parts.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
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| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
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| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractSchema |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
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| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
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| BasePluginRegistryTest |
| BasePluginRegistryTest.StoragePluginFixtureConfig |
| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitFileColumn |
| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitFileColumns
Columns that give information from where file data comes from.
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| ColumnExplorer.ImplicitInternalFileColumns
Columns that give internal information about file or its parts.
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| CommonParquetRecordReader.Metric |
| ConnectorHandle
Defines a storage connector: a storage plugin config along with the
locator which can create a plugin instance given an instance of the
config.
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| ConnectorLocator
Locates storage plugins.
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| PartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information to UDFs to allow queries to limit reading
partitions dynamically.
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| PartitionNotFoundException |
| PluginBootstrapLoader
Generalized interface for bootstraping or upgrading the plugin persistent
store.
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| PluginHandle
Represents a storage plugin, defined by a (name, config) pair.
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| PluginRegistryContext
Provides a loose coupling of the plugin registry to the resources it needs
from elsewhere.
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| PrivatePlugin
Indicates private plugins which will be excluded from automatic plugin
discovery.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaConfig.Builder |
| SchemaConfig.SchemaConfigInfoProvider
Interface to implement to provide required info for
SchemaConfig |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginEncodingException
Indicates an error when decoding a plugin from JSON.
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| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginException |
| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginFilter |
| StoragePluginRegistryImpl
Plugin registry.
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| StoragePluginStore
Interface to the storage mechanism used to store storage plugin
configurations, typically in JSON format.
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| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| TimedCallable
Allows parallel executions of tasks in a simplified way.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
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| PartitionNotFoundException |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
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| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| RecordReader |
| StatisticsRecordWriter |
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
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| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
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| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| StatisticsRecordWriter |
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| SystemPlugin
Indicates system plugins which will be dynamically initialized during storage
plugin registry init stage.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchema |
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| SchemaPartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information for a particular schema.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordReader |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractSchemaFactory
Abstract implementation of
SchemaFactory , ensures that given schema
name is always converted is lower case. |
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginOptimizerRule |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StorageStrategy
Contains list of parameters that will be used to store path / files on file system.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| CommonParquetRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| CommonParquetRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordDataType
Defines names and data types of columns in a static drill table.
|
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractStoragePlugin
Abstract class for StorePlugin implementations.
|
| RecordDataType
Defines names and data types of columns in a static drill table.
|
| SchemaConfig
Contains information needed by
AbstractSchema implementations. |
| SchemaFactory
Storage plugins implements this interface to register the schemas they provide.
|
| StoragePlugin
Interface for all implementations of the storage plugins.
|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| SystemPlugin
Indicates system plugins which will be dynamically initialized during storage
plugin registry init stage.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractRecordReader |
| RecordReader |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StoragePluginRegistry |
| StoragePluginRegistry.PluginException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| PartitionExplorer
Exposes partition information to UDFs to allow queries to limit reading
partitions dynamically.
|
| RecordReader |
| StoragePluginRegistry |
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The flex layout can be used with the <tc:flexLayout/>
tag.
The two most important attributes are columns
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attribute is set to '200px auto 1fr 2fr 10rem'.
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Submission File Format
For the ISIC 2019 Challenge, the format of a submission file exactly matches that of the ISIC_2019_Training_GroundTruth.csv
file.
A submission file is a single CSV (comma-separated value) file, with each input lesion response in
a row. File columns must be:
- image: an input image identifier of the form
ISIC_0000000
- MEL: "Melanoma" diagnosis confidence
- NV: "Melanocytic nevus" diagnosis confidence
- BCC: "Basal cell carcinoma" diagnosis confidence
- AK: "Actinic keratosis" diagnosis confidence
- BKL: "Benign keratosis (solar lentigo / seborrheic keratosis / lichen planus-like keratosis)" diagnosis confidence
- DF: "Dermatofibroma" diagnosis confidence
- VASC: "Vascular lesion" diagnosis confidence
- SCC: "Squamous cell carcinoma"
- UNK: None of the others / "out of distribution" diagnosis confidence
Diagnosis confidences are expressed as floating-point values in the closed interval [0.0, 1.0],
where 0.5 is used as the binary classification threshold.
Note that arbitrary score ranges and thresholds can be converted to the range of 0.0 to 1.0,
with a threshold of 0.5, trivially using the following sigmoid conversion:
1 / (1 + e^(-(a(x - b))))
where x is the original score, b is the binary threshold, and a is a scaling parameter (i.e. the
inverse measured standard deviation on a held-out dataset). Predicted responses should set the
binary threshold b to a value where the classification system is expected to achieve 89%
sensitivity, although this is not required.
Predicted diagnosis confidence values may vary independently, though exactly one disease state is
actually present in each input lesion image.
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by WFTX Digital TeamLEE COUNTY, Fla. -- We have an update on a very special friend of Fox 4!
You might remember Kelly Collins. A couple weeks ago, her mom asked Fox 4 anchor Patrick Nolan to send her a card as she got ready to travel to Tampa for heart surgery.
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Now we're happy to report that Kelly says she's feeling better after the surgery. She's even been able to get up on her feet.
And one of her teachers in Fort Myers even made the trip to Tampa to visit her in the hospital.
Kelly tells us she hopes to be home this weekend.


--- layout: post title: Staff & Student Directory Search in Atlassian Confluence date: 2011-08-16 13:39:33.000000000 +01:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - web tags: - atlassian - confluence - plugin - ux meta: _edit_last: '1' _oembed_079e37cd44c985b7a8a829b335326381: tmac_last_id: '618797377969889280' _oembed_f64c92013ab08cbb83868bae860016c7: _oembed_b28642ae76a69b7a810ef9c75bf642f1: _oembed_784daeab7ae0e0e9aab56bbcfa91b1a0: author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
A quick demo of a Confluence plugin for a staff & student directory at the University of Nottingham.
It's a tiny Confluence plugin with a lot of client side scripting. We built it to use mainly JavaScript and REST APIs so that the main bulk of this could be reused over again elsewhere.
Little known facts:
Sadly, the data feed for China and Malaysia campuses never got built in.
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Class RecordType
- java.lang.Object
-
- com.arjuna.ats.arjuna.coordinator.RecordType
-
public class RecordType extends java.lang.Object
The following enumerated type defines the types of record that are derived from AbstractRecord. The type also defines the order in which these types may be held by an AtomicAction if a record refers to the same object (as defined by the AbstractRecord operator== operation). Since records are processed sequentially during an AtomicAction operation the ordering below also defines the order in which each operation is invoked. Hence a LOCK type record will always have operations invoked before an RPCTERMINATE type record. This ordering is important otherwise some records may negate the effects of other record, e.g. during the top_level_commit operation a RPCTERMINATE record terminates a server - this should not occur before the server record has sent the final Commit rpc.- Since:
- JTS 1.0.
- Version:
- $Id: RecordType.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $
- Author:
- Mark Little<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-
-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
ACTIVATION
static int
CADAVER
static int
COMMITMARKABLERESOURCE
static int
DISPOSE
static int
JTA_RECORD
static int
JTAX_RECORD
static int
LASTRESOURCE
The following is for a one-phase aware resource that we enlist in a two-phase commit transaction using the last resource commit optimization.static int
LOCK
static int
LRA_CHILD_RECORD
static int
LRA_PARENT_RECORD
static int
LRA_RECORD
static int
NAMING
static int
NONE_RECORD
static int
OTS_ABSTRACTRECORD
static int
OTS_RECORD
static int
PERSISTENCE
static int
RECOVERY
The values are used by the system records.static int
REPLICATION
static int
RESTAT_RECORD
static int
RPCCADAVER
static int
RPCCALL
static int
RPCINITIATE
static int
RPCTERMINATE
Note that RPCTERMINATE is deliberately late in the list otherwise the server would be terminated BEFORE the user records were processed.static int
TXLOG_PERSISTENCE
static int
UNTYPED
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST0
The following values are provided for user-defined records that should have operations invoked BEFORE the system records.static int
USER_DEF_FIRST1
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST2
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST3
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST4
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST5
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST6
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST7
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST8
static int
USER_DEF_FIRST9
static int
USER_DEF_LAST0
The following values are provided for user-defined records that should have operations invoked AFTER the system records.static int
USER_DEF_LAST1
static int
USER_DEF_LAST2
static int
USER_DEF_LAST3
static int
USER_DEF_LAST4
static int
USER_DEF_LAST5
static int
USER_DEF_LAST6
static int
USER_DEF_LAST7
static int
USER_DEF_LAST8
static int
USER_DEF_LAST9
static int
XTS_WSAT_RECORD
static int
XTS_WSBA_RECORD
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description RecordType()
-
Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static int
classToType(java.lang.Class cn)
static void
print(java.io.PrintWriter strm, int rt)
Print a human-readable version of the lock type.static java.lang.Class
typeToClass(int rt)
-
-
-
Field Detail
-
USER_DEF_FIRST0
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST0
The following values are provided for user-defined records that should have operations invoked BEFORE the system records.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST1
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST1
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST2
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST2
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST3
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST3
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST4
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST4
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST5
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST5
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST6
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST6
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST7
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST7
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST8
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST8
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_FIRST9
public static final int USER_DEF_FIRST9
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
COMMITMARKABLERESOURCE
public static final int COMMITMARKABLERESOURCE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RECOVERY
public static final int RECOVERY
The values are used by the system records.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
PERSISTENCE
public static final int PERSISTENCE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
TXLOG_PERSISTENCE
public static final int TXLOG_PERSISTENCE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
LOCK
public static final int LOCK
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
ACTIVATION
public static final int ACTIVATION
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
OTS_RECORD
public static final int OTS_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
OTS_ABSTRACTRECORD
public static final int OTS_ABSTRACTRECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
XTS_WSAT_RECORD
public static final int XTS_WSAT_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
XTS_WSBA_RECORD
public static final int XTS_WSBA_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RESTAT_RECORD
public static final int RESTAT_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
LRA_RECORD
public static final int LRA_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
LRA_CHILD_RECORD
public static final int LRA_CHILD_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
LRA_PARENT_RECORD
public static final int LRA_PARENT_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
JTA_RECORD
public static final int JTA_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
JTAX_RECORD
public static final int JTAX_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
REPLICATION
public static final int REPLICATION
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
NAMING
public static final int NAMING
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CADAVER
public static final int CADAVER
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
DISPOSE
public static final int DISPOSE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RPCCALL
public static final int RPCCALL
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RPCINITIATE
public static final int RPCINITIATE
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST0
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST0
The following values are provided for user-defined records that should have operations invoked AFTER the system records.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST1
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST1
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST2
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST2
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST3
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST3
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST4
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST4
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST5
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST5
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST6
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST6
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST7
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST7
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST8
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST8
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
USER_DEF_LAST9
public static final int USER_DEF_LAST9
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RPCTERMINATE
public static final int RPCTERMINATE
Note that RPCTERMINATE is deliberately late in the list otherwise the server would be terminated BEFORE the user records were processed.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
RPCCADAVER
public static final int RPCCADAVER
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
UNTYPED
public static final int UNTYPED
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
NONE_RECORD
public static final int NONE_RECORD
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
LASTRESOURCE
public static final int LASTRESOURCE
The following is for a one-phase aware resource that we enlist in a two-phase commit transaction using the last resource commit optimization. It's prepare must go off after all other records.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
-
Method Detail
-
typeToClass
public static java.lang.Class typeToClass(int rt)
- Returns:
- the
Class
representing this type.
-
classToType
public static int classToType(java.lang.Class cn)
- Returns:
- the
int
value representing this Class.
-
print
public static void print(java.io.PrintWriter strm, int rt)
Print a human-readable version of the lock type.
-
-


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Leading to B.A. in Childhood Education at Queens College This very specific program leads to a dual/joint A.A./B.A. degree that prepares students to enter the bachelor's degree program in early childhood and elementary education at Queens College. Coursework parallels the first two years at Queens College, and meets all New York State learning standards for teacher education. At the completion of the baccalaureate (BA) degree, students are prepared to teach at the 1-6 grade level.
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| PvTruesenseConverter () | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~PvTruesenseConverter () |
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| PvResult | Convert (const PvImage *aSource, PvImage *aDestination, bool aReallocIfNeeded=true) |
| Convert a buffer from one format to another. More... | |
| uint32_t | GetDarkfloor () const |
| Returns the dark floor of the raw image. More... | |
| float | GetRedGain () const |
| Returns the red gain of white balance. More... | |
| float | GetGreenGain () const |
| Returns the green gain of white balance. More... | |
| float | GetBlueGain () const |
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| float | GetPanGain () const |
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| float | GetGlobalGain () const |
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| float | GetSharpenParam () const |
| Returns the sharp parameter. More... | |
| float | GetMaxSharpen () const |
| Returns the sharp maximal threshold. More... | |
| float | GetHighLumaNoise () const |
| Returns the high noise threshold. More... | |
| float | GetLowLumaNoise () const |
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| PvResult | SetDarkfloor (uint32_t aValue) |
| Sets the dark floor of the raw image. More... | |
| PvResult | SetRedGain (float aValue) |
| Sets the red gain of white balance. More... | |
| PvResult | SetGreenGain (float aValue) |
| Sets the green gain of white balance. More... | |
| PvResult | SetBlueGain (float aValue) |
| Sets the blue gain of white balance. More... | |
| PvResult | SetPanGain (float aValue) |
| Sets the panchromatic gain of white balance. More... | |
| PvResult | SetGlobalGain (float aValue) |
| Sets the global gain of white balance. More... | |
| PvResult | SetSharpenParam (float aValue) |
| Sets the sharp parameter. More... | |
| PvResult | SetMaxSharpen (float aValue) |
| Sets the sharp maximal threshold. More... | |
| PvResult | SetHighLumaNoise (float aValue) |
| Sets the high noise threshold. More... | |
| PvResult | SetLowLumaNoise (float aValue) |
| Sets the low noise threshold. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | IsConversionSupported (PvPixelType aSource, PvPixelType aDestination) |
| Returns true if this converter class can be used for a source-to-destination conversion. More... | |
Converts images from TRUESENSE(TM) to RGB.
This class can be used to convert Sparse Color Filter TRUESENSE(TM) images (SCF1) into RGB8 or RGBa8. The image quality is expected to be much better than SCF1 conversion performed using PvBufferConverter.
The intense image processing algorithms used to obtain this high quality yields much higher processing times. Various gain and filtering parameters can be used to tweak the image conversion.
SCF1 12-unpacked is recommended as input pixel type for slightly better processing times. Other SCF1 pixel types are also supported but must internally be converted to 12-unpacked before being converted to RGB.
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::Convert | ( | const PvImage * | aSource, |
| PvImage * | aDestination, | ||
| bool | aReallocIfNeeded = true |
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| ) |
Convert a buffer from one format to another.
| [in] | aSource | The original image. |
| [out] | aDestination | The new image. |
| [in] | aReallocIfNeeded | Depending on the conversion, the memory footprint of the new image may be greater than aDestination current size. By setting this parameter to true, the buffer is re-allocated if aDestination is too small. If aDestination memory buffer is not owned by the PvBuffer and is too small, Convert fails. |
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetBlueGain | ( | ) | const |
Returns the blue gain of white balance.
| uint32_t PvTruesenseConverter::GetDarkfloor | ( | ) | const |
Returns the dark floor of the raw image.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetGlobalGain | ( | ) | const |
Returns the global gain of white balance.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetGreenGain | ( | ) | const |
Returns the green gain of white balance.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetHighLumaNoise | ( | ) | const |
Returns the high noise threshold.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetLowLumaNoise | ( | ) | const |
Returns the low noise threshold.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetMaxSharpen | ( | ) | const |
Returns the sharp maximal threshold.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetPanGain | ( | ) | const |
Returns the panchromatic gain of white balance.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetRedGain | ( | ) | const |
Returns the red gain of white balance.
| float PvTruesenseConverter::GetSharpenParam | ( | ) | const |
Returns the sharp parameter.
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static |
Returns true if this converter class can be used for a source-to-destination conversion.
| [in] | aSource | Pixel type of the source buffer. |
| [out] | aDestination | Pixel type of the destination buffer. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetBlueGain | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the blue gain of white balance.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetDarkfloor | ( | uint32_t | aValue | ) |
Sets the dark floor of the raw image.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetGlobalGain | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the global gain of white balance.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetGreenGain | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the green gain of white balance.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetHighLumaNoise | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the high noise threshold.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetLowLumaNoise | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the low noise threshold.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetMaxSharpen | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the sharp maximal threshold.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetPanGain | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the panchromatic gain of white balance.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetRedGain | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the red gain of white balance.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
| PvResult PvTruesenseConverter::SetSharpenParam | ( | float | aValue | ) |
Sets the sharp parameter.
| [in] | aValue | New value for the parameter. |
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It seems you assume that the int generator always returns non-negative numbers.
Is this true and by design? why?
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In AutoFixture 3, numbers are random.
In AutoFixture 2.2+, all numbers are generated by a strictly monotonically increasing sequence.
In AutoFixture prior to 2.2, numbers were also generated as a rising sequence, but one sequence per number type.
Common for all is that they are 'small, positive integers'.


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