Plugins¶
Bip has it own systems of plugins refered as BipPlugin
. All plugins
should inherit of the BipPlugin
class. It is still possible to use
bip in classic IDA plugin, however the gui part of Bip is mostly link to
BipPlugin
.
A plugin is made for being load by the
BipPluginManager
and will be
instantiated only once. Once loaded it is possible to get the plugin instance
through the BipPluginManager
object:
get_plugin_manager()["PLUGINNAME"]
.
A typicall implementation of a plugin will:
- surcharge the
to_load()
classmethod for checking if the plugin should be loaded. - surcharge the
load()
method for making actions when it it loaded in IDA. - use some activity decorators for declaring actions.
For example of a plugin you can check the Overview or look at the printk plugin.
Implementation internals¶
This part as the goal to describe the internal of the BipPlugin
:
how are they loaded by the BipPluginManager
and how the interface with BipActivity
.
It is not necessary to read it for using them or writing one.
Loading of the plugins¶
BipPlugin
are made for being loaded by the
BipPluginManager
. BipPlugin
present
in a particular directory (bipplugin
by default) will be loaded
automatically by the BipPluginManager
. For
doing this, the BipPluginManager
will search
for all .py
files present in the bipplugin
directory and will search
for classes which inherit from the BipPlugin
class. When the
BipPluginManager
is loaded by IDA it will load
all the plugins which has been found (this is done in the
init()
method).
It is also possible to load BipPlugin
“by hand” using the
addld_plugin()
method. If this
is done before the BipPluginManager
is loaded
by IDA, it will load the plugin later: the same way it is done for the
ones in the bipplugin
directory. If the
BipPluginManager
is already loaded, the plugin
will be loaded immediately.
When a BipPlugin
is loaded the following actions are made:
- The attributes of the class are check for objects which inherit from the
BipActivity
class and are stored in a_attributes
list of the object (done by theBipPlugin
constructor, implemented in theBipPlugin._init_activities()
method). - The class method
BipPlugin.to_load()
will be called: if it returnsFalse
the plugin will not be loaded, if it returnTrue
the manager continue its steps (done byBipPluginManager
). - The
BipPlugin
object is then created and the constructor will try to register itsBipActivity
(see Registering activities). - The plugin is added in the list of instance maintain by the
BipPluginManager
. - Finally the
BipPlugin.load()
method will be called (done by theBipPluginManager
).
It is important to note that if the
BipPluginManager
has already been init by IDA
this will all be made directly through the
addld_plugin()
method, but if
the BipPluginManager
has not yet been loaded
the plugin will be loaded later. It is possible to use the
is_ready()
to check if the
BipPluginManager
has initialized and as loaded its plugins.
Note
Several loading of python scripts
BipPlugin
should be loaded only once, it is important for not
having problems with activities (see Registering activities) and to
keep a unique reference to the actual object. However python files
in the plugins
directory are actually loaded twice by IDA which
creates problem with the design explain before.
Registering activities¶
When a BipPlugin
is created the BipActivity
which are used
must be registered. All BipPlugin
will be instantiated by the
BipPluginManager
through the method
load_all()
or load_one()
.
Those methods will called the class method BipPlugin.to_load
of the
BipPlugin
and if it returned true the constructor will be called
follow by the BipPlugin.load()
method.
When a plugin is instantiated, the __init__()
constructor
will call the _init_activities()
which will create a dict
of all the BipActivity
objects define for the object and its class.
Then the method _provide_plg_activities()
will provide to the
BipActivity
object the plugin in itself.
Once the BipPlugin
is instantiated, the BipPlugin.load()
method
will be called. This method will call _register_activities()
which will take the dict of BipActivity
and for each one call its
register()
method.
BipPlugin API¶
-
class
bip.gui.
BipPlugin
¶ Class for representing a plugin in IDA.
All plugin should be instantiated only once. For adding a plugin the
BipPluginManager
should be used (it can be recuperated using theget_plugin_manager()
function). The following code can be used for loading a new plugin:class MyPlugin(BipPlugin): # define a new class for the plugin pass # implementation bpm = get_plugin_manager() # get the BipPluginManager bpm.addld_plugin("MyPlugin", MyPlugin, ifneeded=True) # add the plugin
Once finish developping a
BipPlugin
it can be directly set in thebipplugin
folder for being loaded at start by theBipPluginManager
, in that case there is no need to call theaddld_plugin()
. TheBipPlugin.to_load()
method can be rewritten for deciding when to load or not the plugin and theBipPlugin.load()
method allow to make actions directly when the plugin is loaded.BipActivity
and the associated decorators (menu()
,shortcut()
, …) can be used for registering actions in IDA.Note
BipPlugin and BipActivity
All
BipPlugin
have an attribute_activities
corresponding to a dict ofname
(corresponding to the orginal name of the method) as key and with objects which inherit fromBipActivity
. This dictionary is created by the constructor of this object and the activities are launch when the plugin is loaded.Todo
make a way to dynamically add and get activities
-
__init__
()¶ Constructor for a
BipPlugin
object. This constructor should not be called directly but should be use by theBipPluginManager
. In particular this should avoid to have several time the same plugin register.Warning
Instentiating several time the same plugin class can create problems in particular link to its
BipActivity
In particular this constructor is in charge to provide itself for its
BipActivity
objects. Subclasses should call this constructor (usingsuper
).
-
_init_activities
()¶ Internal methods which look for the object which inherit from
BipActivity
and add them to the_activities
dictionary.This functions iter on all items in the object
__dict__
and the associated class for finding theBipActivity
.
-
_provide_plg_activities
()¶ Iterate on all
BipActivity
of this object and set theirplugin
property with this object.This is an internal method and should not be called directly. The constructor of a
BipPlugin
call this function.Internally this will iterate on the
_activities
property (dict) for providing the plugin.
-
_register_activities
()¶ Internal method which will parcour all the
BipActivity
object which are associated with this plugin and register all of them.This method is not made for being called directly and should be call by the
BipPlugin.load()
function.
-
classmethod
to_load
()¶ Class method allowing to test if this plugin should be loaded. At that point the plugin object has not been loaded yet, this allow to test if the plugin is made for working in this environment (python version, OS, IDA version, …).
This method can be called several time.
By default always return
True
.Returns: A boolean value indicating if the plugin should be loaded ( True
) or not (False
).
-
load
()¶ Method which will be called by the
BipPluginManager
when the plugin must be loaded.This method can be surcharge by a Plugin for allowing to take actions at the moment where it will be loaded.
Note
This method is in charge of calling
_register_activities()
which allow to activate theBipActivity
link to this plugin. A plugin should ensure to call this method usingsuper
.
-
__weakref__
¶ list of weak references to the object (if defined)
-
Activity decorators¶
Here is an overview of the currently available decorators, for more information on how they work see Activities and Actions:
| Decorator Name | Description | Usage example |
|---|---|---|
shortcut() |
Register a “hot-key” which will call the function when triggered. | @shortcut("Ctrl-H") |
menu() |
Register an entry in a menu in IDA. | @menu("Edit/Plugins/", "PRINTNAME") |
-
bip.gui.
shortcut
(shortcut_str)¶ Decorator for defining a method of a
BipPlugin
as a shortcut. This decorator expect a string in argument representing the shortcut it wants to register.The method which is decorated should only take
self
in argument which will be theBipPlugin
object.An example of usage is the following:
class MyPlugin(BipPlugin): def my_method(self): # a method inside the plugin print("Hello from MyPlugin.my_method") @shortcut("Ctrl-H") def my_shortcut(self): # self is the MyPlugin object self.my_method() # call the method before # Pressing Ctrl-H will trigger a call to my_shortcut which will # call my_method and print "Hello from MyPlugin.my_method". It # is also possible to use mp.my_shortcut directly as a function.
Internally this decorator will define a
BipAction
object and define its handler as a call to the method decorated with the plugin as argument. Accessing (without call) to theMyPlugin.my_shortcut
attribute will return aBipActivityContainer
object which will contain aBipAction
object corresponding to the shortcut define.Parameters: shortcut (str) – The string representation of the shortcut.
Decorator for defining a method of a
BipPlugin
as an entry in the menu of IDA. This decorator expect a string in argument representing the path in the menu it wants to register (ex.:Options/
).Warning
Using this decorator for registering an entry in
Edit/Plugins/
may create problems if the plugin is loaded during IDA initialisation and the entry may not be present in IDA. For more information see the documentation ofattach_to_menu()
.The method which is decorated should only take
self
in argument which will be theBipPlugin
object. Internally this will create and add aBipAction
(for more information about the internal seeshortcut()
).Parameters: - menu_path (str) – The path at which the action should be registered.
- menu_entry (str) – The name which will apear in the menu for this
action. If it is
None
(default) the name of the function will be used. Internaly this is thelabel
of theBipAction
.


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This example shows how Telerik NumericTextBox for ASP.NET MVC can be used to edit Model property.
To use specific editor template, you should first decorate the edited property of your model with System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.DateType attribute:
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Summary of changes
A summary of changes needed in migrating to a later version of Ebean.
Upgrading to 11.x from 10.x
- #1434 Remove deprecated API from EbeanServer - finder methods that take explicit transaction. Migrate to use ebeanServer.extended()
- #1417 Breaking API - Remove PersistBatch.INSERT ... migrate to PersistBatch.ALL
- #1424 Deprecate / Move ... finder methods that take explicit transaction to ExtendedServer API
- new DbMigration(); -> DbMigration.create();
- findUnique() -> findOne()
- CacheMode.QUERY_ONLY -> GET
- CacheMode.RECACHE -> PUT
- io.ebean.Platform; -> io.ebean.annotation.Platform;
- io.ebean.PersistBatch; -> io.ebean.annotation.PersistBatch;
- io.ebean.TxType; -> io.ebean.annotation.TxType;
- io.ebean.TxIsolation; -> io.ebean.annotation.TxIsolation;
- Remove support for PropertyChangeListener from entity beans
- Remove ServerConfig h2ProductionMode ... means for testing with h2 explicitly set ddlGenerate and ddlRun
Upgrading to 10.x from 9.x
Change package to io.ebean
- Remove DbMigrationConfig.generateOnStart() ... migrate to offline generation
Upgrading to 9.x from 8.x
- Query.includeSoftDeletes() -> setIncludeSoftDeletes()
Upgrading to 8.x from 7.x
- (#682) Remove deprecated Model.Finder constructors that take Id type ... migrate to ones that don't
Upgrading to 7.x from 6.x
- (#352) Remove deprecated API - ValuePair getValue1() getValue2() ... use getNewValue() getOldValue()
- (#344) Remove deprecated annotation @ColumnHstore ... migrate to @DbHstore
- (#343) Remove deprecated interface BeanFinder<T> ... migrate to BeanFindController
- (#342) Remove deprecated method - JsonContext createJsonContext() ... migrate to json()
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A very simple, delicious, and traditional greek recipe for easter cookies.
- ⏲ Prep time: 30-45 min
- 🍳 Cook time: 18-22 min
- 🍽 Servings: Five-dozen individual cookies
Ingredients
- 1 lb of unsalted butter
- 3 cups of sugar
- 10 eggs
- 6 tsps baking powder
- 2 tsps baker’s ammonium
- 1 pinch of baking soda
- 2 tsp powder vanilla
- Zest of 3 oranges
- Zest of 2 lemons
- ½ cup orange juice
- 1 cup warmed milk
- 1 egg yolk whisked to brush cookies
- Enough flour to make a soft pliable dough (about 9 cups or a bit more)
Directions
- Cream butter and sugar together until fluffy. Add eggs one at a time and blend well between each.
- Add ammonium to the warmed milk and add to the butter, sugar, and egg mixture.
- Start adding flour to the wet mixture and at this time also add the baking powder, vanilla, lemon/orange zest, salt and orange juice.
- Mix well and start adding flour slowly until you are able to roll the dough easily between your hands.
- Form dough in a ball and place in a big bowl. Let it rest for about 30 minutes, cover it with saran wrap and keep in oven or draft free area.
- Line pans with parchment paper.
- Form dough by hand in ½ inch thick 3 inch long strips and then twist together or any shape you like. If the dough is sticky dip hands in oil.
- Brush with beaten egg yolks and bake at 350F for about 20 minutes or 325F convection. Watch carefully as they can burn easily!
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Anonymous relative of Rufflikerex: Original recipe.
Recipe tags:
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 I used a 1.52 lbs of bulk organic seed and the same method of extraction as my first report, only this time I only soaked it for 2 hours instead of 4. My state of mind was tired. I can never sleep, even with sleeping pills, so I had been awake for around 30 hours or so. I was also hopeful that this would go over much better than my first experience. Also, this time I gave the seeds a second wash, just to make sure.
The liquid was darker than the first batch, which was a good sign. I drank .5 ltr in ten minutes, just as my first try. I figured that I would drink another .5 ltr in 30 mins.
T+25min: Heavy feeling. My body is totally sedated, but my mind is fine. Compareable to the high I can get from orally taking 60mgs of Morphine. I don't find Morphine as pleasant as percocet or others in the 'oxy' category. It provides more of a heavy feeling.
T+30: Ingest the other half liter of tea.
T+60: I am in full blown morphine like high. I wonder if I drank too much on an empty stomach, and decide to consume food. I feel like I ate around 75mgs of morphine. I'm not tired, and moving is easy if motivated.
This state lasted for about 4 to 5 hours when it started to fade rapidly. I never got the itchies (Damn!), but it was pleasant. I will not be doing this again only because I prefer every other opiate to morphine, and thats basically all you get out of this.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


This wasnt exactly an experience.It was a dream I had while sleeping which I think was manifested by my alcohol consumption. It was a couple of weeks ago when I had drank approx. 6 shots of whiskey. I am a chronic insomniac so I thought getting totally drunk every night would help me sleep better,well I was right and wrong.
Another problem of mine is emotional frailty,this whole report is based of one single girl, everything in my life is.Anyhow, I have been totally in love with this girl for about 2 years and about 4 months ago I had seen 'A' as I will call her at the county fair.After I had seen her she was all I could think about day and all night,we went and talked for about twenty minutes with her friends and even though sober,this was very euphoric for me.
So now back to my expericence,it was like any other school night I was gettin happy on the whiskey as I would alwayz do,pretty good buzz,happiness the usual.I began drinking about 8:45 pm,the average time for me to start my nightly drinking binge,nothing out of the ordinary,good buzz smoked a dozen cigarettes and layed down for the night.Now I am sleeping in my bed without a care in the world hating the fact that I have to wake up and go to school tomorrow,agian nothing usual. I have no perception of when and why the dream occured but I believe it to be alcohol based. I wake up and recollect of the dream while smoking my morning cigarette and listeing to my internet music files.WOW! I had a dream of 'A'.We were in town at lunch and in my dream I was totally feeling the effects of alcohol,but it was better than drunk,I was talking kindly to everyone,even people I hated.

This time in my dream was different becuase it was pure understanding,love,peace,tranquility,epiphany,euphoria,a new perspective of the world.I preceded to give her a peck on the lips and she just smiled at me,her sexy smile lit up my world!These words cannot even cover the tip of the ice berg of what I felt for 'A'.It wans't lust or sex that felt for her,It was love,compassion ,understanding,sympathy.These feelings where nothing else but pure.I'm not sure if my dream experience means anything or everything but it sure relived my depression and gave me a new outlook on everything.Its amazing on how only alcohol can change my perspective on life!
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This page collects links to and minimal instructions for tools related to Universal Dependencies.
If you would like to have your tool added to this page, please write the UD mailing list.
Listing
- Tools maintained by the UD project
- Annotation statistics
- Consistency checking
- Data validation
- Format conversion
- Third-party tools
- Annotation tools
- Editor modes
- Processing tools
- Visualization tools
UD-maintained tools
The Universal Dependencies project maintains a number of core tools for working with UD data. These tools are available from https://github.com/universaldependencies/tools and briefly described below.
Annotation statistics
There are two scripts that compute statistics, one written in Python and one in Perl. Despite similar names they are not equivalent!
python conllu-stats.py -h python conllu-stats.py --stats ../UD_English/en-ud-train.conllu perl conllu-stats.pl --help
The Perl script can be run in two main modes. In the default mode, it generates a XML file with statistics, including all tags, features and relations. This file is generated by the release team for every released treebank and the file stats.xml
is then part of the release. The script is typically invoked from the treebank folder:
cat *.conllu | perl conllu-stats.pl > stats.xml
In the other mode, the script generates much more detailed statistics, which are then automatically included at appropriate places of the language-specific documentation. In this case the script needs to know where are all the treebank repositories and where is the docs
repository. It will process all treebanks of one language in one run because there is only one docs section per language. It will write the statistics to the docs
repository, which must be switched to the pages-source
branch and must be afterwards pushed back to Github. This is usually also done at release time for all languages.
perl conllu-stats.pl --detailed --data .. --docs ../docs --lang pt
Consistency checking
(Description TODO)
Data validation
Validation of UD released treebanks is done using the script validate.py
from the tools
repository. More details are given
on the release checklist page.
Format conversion
See Issue 376 for references to software that helps with migration of treebanks from UD v1 to v2 guidelines.
Third-party tools
Annotation Tools
brat rapid annotation tool
brat is a browser-based tool for text annotation. The brat visualization component is used in the UD documentation system and the tool comes with a custom configuration allowing it to be used for UD annotation .
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: any (browser-based)
- Implementation: Python (server), JavaScript (client)
- License: MIT (open source)
- Homepage: http://brat.nlplab.org/
- References: Stenetorp et al. (2012)
WebAnno
WebAnno is a general purpose web-based annotation tool for a wide range of linguistic annotations including various layers of morphological, syntactical, and semantic annotations. Additionaly, custom annotation layers can be defined, allowing WebAnno to be used also for non-linguistic annotation tasks. WebAnno targets annotation teams in which all annotators work independently from each other. The tool includes facilities for curating/merging the annotations from multiple annotators, calculating inter-annotator agreement, and project management. Additional features include a correction and automation mode as well as decent support for right-to-left languages.
Since version 3.0.0, WebAnno supports importing and exporting data in the CoNLL-U format. If the data contains sub-token annotations, then the text is obtained from the subtokens and the surface text is added as annotations. To control which column dependencies end up in, the flavor
feature of the built-in dependency layer needs to be used. If the feature is set to enchanced
, then it goes to the enhanced dependencies column, otherwise to the basic dependencies column. It is currently up to the annotator to ensure that the dependency trees are well-formed and representable in CoNLL-U, otherwise export to CoNLL-U may fail.
WebAnno 3.0.0 does not support the CoNLL-U 2.0 format at this time.
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: client: any (browser-based), server: Java
- Implementation: Java (server), JavaScript (client)
- License: Apache License 2.0 (open source)
- Homepage: https://webanno.github.io/webanno/
- References: see WebAnno website
DgAnnotator
DgAnnotator (Dependency Graph Annotator) is a visual tool for annotating text with syntactic information, in particular creating a dependency tree. The tool reads and produces annotated documents in both XML, CoNLL-X and CoNLL-U tab separated format. Additional features: shows the differences, highlighted in red, between two different dependency trees on the same corpus; generates PNG snapshots of trees; performs PoS tagging and parsing connecting to a network service; panning and zooming.
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: Windows, Linux, OS X
- Implementation: Java
- License: GPL (open source)
- Homepage: http://medialab.di.unipi.it/Project/QA/Parser/DgAnnotator/
- References: Giuseppe Attardi
UD Annotatrix
UD Annotatrix is a browser-based offline + online annotation tool for dependency trees aimed at the UD community. It supports a number of features, including validation and two-level tokenisation.
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: Any
- Implementation: Python, JavaScript
- License: GPL-3.0 (open source)
- Homepage: https://github.com/jonorthwash/ud-annotatrix
- References: Tyers, F. M., Sheyanova, M. and Washington, J. N. (2018) “UD Annotatrix: An annotation tool for Universal Dependencies”. Proceedings of the 16th Conference on Treebanks and Linguistic Theories
Tred
Tred (Tree Editor) is a graph visualization and manipulation program written in Perl. It was the main tool used to annotate the Prague treebanks. It supports macros (in Perl) to automate frequently repeated operations. There are extensions for various annotation layers such as MWEs or coreference. Since January 2018, there is also an extension for CoNLL-U files (including multi-word tokens and enhanced dependencies).
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: Windows, Linux, OS X
- Implementation: Perl
- License: GPL (open source)
- Homepage: http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/tred/
- References: Petr Pajas, Peter Fabian, Jan Štěpánek
Arborator
Arborator is a manual dependency annotation tool supporting editing of POS tags and dependency relations in an easy to use drag and drop interface. It has project management features including specialized class-sourcing features, such as mixing in small amounts of gold data for evaluation/grading and assigning tasks to annotators. It supports color schemes for different labels and can read and write conll format dependencies. It now supports conllu input as well. There is also a ‘quick mode’ that can be used without setting up a project, just be copy-pasting conll data. For a demo, see here: https://arborator.ilpga.fr/q.cgi
- Category: manual annotation tool
- Platform: Any
- Implementation: Python, JavaScript
- License: AGPL-3.0 (open source)
- Homepage: https://arborator.ilpga.fr/
- References: Gerdes, Kim (2013), Collaborative Dependency Annotation. In: Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Dependency Linguistics (DepLing 2013). Prague, 88–97.
Editor modes
Emacs
conllu-mode
is an Emacs mode for editing CoNLL-U files (syntax highlighting, column alignment, shortcuts for navigation, etc).
- Category: editor
- Platform: any OS that runs Emacs
- Implementation: Emacs Lisp
- License: GPL 3.0
- Homepage https://github.com/odanoburu/conllu-mode
Atom
This package provides syntax highlighting for CoNLL-U files in Atom.
- Category: editor
- Platform: any OS that runs Atom
- Implementation: –
- License: Apache 2.0
- Homepage https://atom.io/packages/language-conllu
Sublime Text
Syntax highlighting for CoNLL-U files on Sublime Text.
- Category: editor
- Platform: any OS that runs Sublime Text
- Implementation: –
- License: Apache 2.0
- Homepage https://github.com/stephsamson/CoNLL-U.tmLanguage/
Processing tools
CL-CoNLLU
A Common Lisp library for various CoNLL-U-related operations. We have already functions for reading, writing, making queries, construct visualizations of sentences, compare trees etc.
- Category: library
- Platform: any OS that runs a Common Lisp implementation
- Implementation: Common Lisp
- License: Apache License
- Homepage: https://github.com/own-pt/cl-conllu/
- References: http://arademaker.github.io/bibliography/tilic-stil-2017.html
DKPro Core CoNLL-U reader/writer
DKPro Core is collection of software components for natural language processing (NLP) based on the Apache UIMA framework. DKPro Core can be used to build workflows that automatically process text using a wide range of NLP tools from third parties that are all interoperable (Stanford CoreNLP, Apache OpenNLP, ClearNLP, mate-tools, etc etc.). It also supports a range of different data formats and can be used to convert between the different supported formats.
Starting with version 1.9.0, DKPro Core supports reading and writing the CoNLL-U format.
The latest CoNLL-U 2.0 format is not yet supported.
- Category: UIMA component
- Platform: Windows, Linux, OS X
- Implementation: Java
- License: Apache License 2.0 (open source)
- Homepage: https://dkpro.github.io/dkpro-core/
- References: see DKPro Core website
Treex
Treex is a modular natural language processing framework. It reads and writes data in many formats (including CoNLL-U) and provides API for dependency tree manipulation. Many treebanks have been harmonized in HamleDT and then converted to UD using Treex.
- Category: treebank processing framework
- Platform: tested mainly on Linux
- Implementation: Perl
- License: Perl
- Homepage: http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/treex
- References: Popel and Žabokrtský (2010)
UDPipe
UDPipe is a trainable pipeline for tokenization, tagging, lemmatization and parsing of CoNLL-U files. UDPipe is language-agnostic and can be trained given only annotated data in CoNLL-U format. (Nevertheless, to train the tokenizer, either the SpaceAfter
feature must be present, or at least some plain text must be available; also morphological analyzer and lemmatizer can be improved if morphological dictionary is provided.) Trained models are provided for nearly all UD treebanks. UDPipe is available as a binary, as a library for C++, Python, Perl, Java, C#, and as a web service.
- Category: trainable tokenizer, tagger, lemmatizer and parser
- Platform: Linux, Windows, OS X
- Implementation: C++; language bindings for Python, Perl, Java and C#
- License: MPL 2.0 (open source)
- Homepage: http://ufal.mff.cuni.cz/udpipe
- On-line service: http://lindat.mff.cuni.cz/services/udpipe/
- References: Milan Straka, Jan Hajič and Jana Straková 2016. UDPipe: Trainable Pipeline for Processing CoNLL-U Files Performing Tokenization, Morphological Analysis, POS Tagging and Parsing. LREC 2016, Portorož, Slovenia, May 2016.
UDAPI
- Category: libraries for various UD and CoNLL-U-related operations in several programming languages
- Implementation: Java, Perl, Python
- License: GPL, Perl
- Homepage: http://udapi.github.io/
Visualization tools
Deptreeviz
- Category: tree visualization (SVG graphics)
- Platform: Any
- Implementation: Java
- License: Apache License 2.0 (open source)
- Homepage: https://gitlab.com/nats/deptreeviz
- References: Sven Zimmer, Arne Köhn
CoNLL-U viewer
A simple browser-based (JavaScript, i.e. client side) viewer of your CoNLL-U files. Open your file, see the tree, go to the next tree. Click on a node to see all its attributes. Save the tree as an SVG graphics if needed. There is no way of jumping directly to a tree, neither by tree number, nor by searching attribute values.
- Category: tree viewer
- Platform: any (browser-based)
- Implementation: JavaScript
- Credit: Milan Straka, Michal Sedlák
- Access here


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MATH 53, MATH 54 (Required) with grade of C- or higher. CHEM 120A Recommended.
This class is offered only in the fall.
Third years typically take the physical chemistry series, as this is an upper-division requirement for Chemistry and Chemical Biology majors. The class can be time-intensive with the problem sets, though not overly so. This class is not nearly the workload of Chem 120A. About 5-10 hours spent per problem set.
To reiterate, all Chemistry and Chemical Biology students have to take the 120 series! As a fair warning, this class can be demanding in terms of the problem sets and also requires you to be quite comfortable with the math involved, like partial derivatives, taylor expansions, etc, but otherwise, this class is not math intensive like Chem 120A is. Also, this class overall is not nearly as demanding as is Chem 120A.
Most people think this class is pretty cool! You learn to derive many of the equations you saw in general chemistry.
It is perfectly fine to take Chem 120B before 120A! The two don’t connect. Many people in 120B have not taken 120A. All that 120A does is give background information on some of the systems covered in 120A, but that background is easy to pick up on, in 120B.
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Seoul police investigating BTS member over traffic accident
by HYUNG-JIN KIMSEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Police said Monday they’re investigating a member of K-pop superstar group BTS over a traffic accident that left him and a taxi driver with minor injuries.
BTS‘ agency, Big Hit Entertainment, said 22-year-old Jungkook admitted that he caused the accident by violating traffic laws and reached a settlement with the driver. The agency said the singer and driver both avoided serious injury.
“We apologize again to the victim and also to fans for causing concern,” the agency said in an emailed statement.
Seoul police said Jungkook was booked and an investigation of his case was underway in line with traffic law.
A police officer in charge of traffic accidents in Seoul described the case as minor because the incident did not cause much human or property damage. The officer, who requested anonymity because the investigation was underway, also said the case didn’t involve drunken driving or any other serious offenses.
South Korean media reported earlier Monday that Jungkook and the taxi driver suffered bruises in the Saturday crash. The Segye Ilbo newspaper, citing police, said Jungkook violated unspecified traffic rules while driving his Mercedes Benz and hit the taxi on a Seoul street. Yonhap news agency cited police as saying that they plan to summon Jungkook soon.
BTS has a large international following and was the first K-pop act to debut atop the Billboard Album chart last year with “Love Yourself: Tear.”
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Now, I'm not exactly the most experienced tripper, and I'm young too. At the moment (and at the time of the trip) I'm not quite a sophomore yet (it's summer), and am 6'2.5' and approximately 210 lbs, though that could be a little less. Previously I've used marijuana (in both small and great quantities), 5-HTP (for both antidepressant and recreational purposes), kava extracts, DXM (although I regretted it), small amounts of alcohol, trileptal (a mood stabilizer both used properly and improperly), melatonin, and a small sampling of MDMA (or presumably MDMA, considering how shady ecstasy pills tend to be.) I have been diagnosed bipolar, although I think that the diagnosis is an improper way of describing my brain states, although I have undergone both intense psychedelic and euphoric experiences without the influence of drugs. My tolerance level for every drug is extremely low, so be aware that my dose is most likely very low for the experience I achieved.
So now that the pharmacologically important information is out of the way, I can get to the trip. For a little bit of backstory, I had been rather desperately wanting to trip out. My town is one where finding psychedelics is extremely hard (particularly for someone as young as myself), and I'd become bored of the false-enlightenment of marijuana. While looking around on internet forums, I found a thread about the psychoactive properties of coleus. After doing some online research, I had come to the conclusion that, despite the strong lack of research surrounding it, the effects described were indicative of a most likely harmless plant.
After finding out that I had that very plant in my backyard (although I was lucky in that we had coleus blumei, because all I knew is that it was a coleus plant, many of which aren't in the least psychoactive), I had decided to take a trip on it. Having found out the lowest dose was 6 leaves, I gathered the equivalent of 6 leaves from my backyard plants. I then placed the leaves in a paper towel, put it in my pocket, and continued on my day.
Later that night, my parents had gone to bed, and I had confirmed that I had no pressing responsibilities the next day (in case the effects went too long or there was a massive comedown.) Taking the leaves out of my pocket, I rolled them into a rather large quid. Realizing that chewing the whole quid at once would be impractical, I bit the quid in half and began chewing.  It was like eating grass, but with every unpleasant part of the taste of grass amplified tenfold.
After chewing the first half for about 3 agonizing minutes, I swallowed that half of the quid. I then began chewing the second quid, only this time pouring blue agave nectar (a health conscious natural sweetener my mother procured recently) on it, and this made it somewhat more tolerable, as did drinking cola in between the quids. After about 10 minutes, the taste had left my mouth completely, and I was ready to begin the trip.
Around 1/2 an hour after ingesting, I began to feel the effects. A small hint of nausea had come around, but it was easily ignored.  It was nothing particularly euphoric, but I felt like all the harshness within me had become a soft pillow. I felt loose, and like things were okay, and about to get better. I had some minor jitters, but that was more the excitement of an upcoming trip than the coleus. As the effects progressed, there began some minor warping in my perception of the room around me. Television was a little more interesting, and I was feeling a fair bit happier.
I went upstairs to use the bathroom, and I found the warping getting more intense. My balancing wasn't particularly impaired, but it felt like it should've been. Looking at myself in the mirror was remarkably interesting, and I seemed to get lost looking at the odd, smiling thing in front of me. Whenever I began to look serious, I quietly cracked up, and when I returned to the basement I felt like something rather pleasant had just occurred.
As I sat on the couch, a minor sense of dreaminess that had been present before became extremely pronounced. My soft, loving euphoria was filled with a sense of dreaminess, weightlessness, like being underwater but able to breath perfectly.
One of the things that struck me at this point was that I didn't feel impaired. I didn't have the warm, gooey feeling of ecstasy. Instead of the mushy napalm of ecstasy, this was a propane jet. This wasn't to say I didn't feel loving and happy, but it felt like it was a natural love that didn't weigh me down. The alterations in my perception grew more and more pronounced, until I began seeing small specks of light dart across my vision. Around this point, being in the basement watching TV began feeling very oppressing, and like I should immediately get out. I felt no major anxiety about this, but it was a simple, practical piece of advice that came into my head (well, it felt that way at least.)
I went upstairs to my room, put on some soft pajamas, and got nice and curled up in my bed. The soft cloth felt amazing against my skin. Not the orgasmic amazing of ecstasy, but it had a kind, warm, loving tone that amazed me in its profoundness. As I lay in the silent room, I noticed a growing sensation of pressure around my head. As I sat in silence, the feeling of being compressed, like a diver gone too far, began causing a mild physical pain in my head, and I realized that it was silence that caused me such unpleasantness.
In light of this newfound knowledge, I went over to put on an album. Thinking of what I'd prefer, I picked something both soft, euphoric, psychedelic, and energetic, so I went with the Platipus Records Beginners Guide (a very nice choice of music, as it turns out, and rather good acid trance anyways.)
Around this time, time began escaping me. It was about an hour to 1.5 hours after eating, but after that, I can't place anything on a timeline. By now, both the senses of being 'loved up' and the psychadelia were coming on strong. I closed my eyes and felt as if I was melting into my pillows, with a swirling world of closed eye visuals melting around me. The CEVs weren't particularly intense, but the melting world of colors and geometries unfolding around me were very pretty, if a tad simple. The sense of dreaminess grew just as much, until eventually I really couldn't tell if I was dreaming or not.
The beauty of coleus is that in the world I enter, dreaming and being awake weren't different at all, and it was completely okay to fall asleep. In fact, everything felt okay.
I drifted around in the world of my visuals, and occasionally opened my eyes, only to see the increasingly geometric warping and visuals continue, although they were less intense when my eyes were open. With all of these experiences going on, my thoughts drifted towards the relation between asleep and awake.  Everything going through my mind was of perfect clarity, although the experiences I was going through colored it quite strongly. With the help of the coleus, I learned and truly felt that the divide between sleeping and being awake was as illusory as most of reality.
Sleep isn't something to be avoided, but it is simply another element of the many layered world of consciousness. Abolishing the idea of a difference between the two is a step closer to becoming an integrated human being, and to truly be in sync with myself. One of the interesting things about the thoughts on coleus is how easily they became very utilitarian, without the head-in-the-clouds theoretical nonsense of cannabis. With cannabis, thoughts get to fold in and out of each other with no concern for reality, but with coleus, thought patterns always come back to a matter of usefulness, and the distinguishing of smart, useful thoughts from flighty nonsense was very clear, although it never diminished the warmth and love of the experience. As my thoughts drifted around, I eventually found myself asleep.
My dreams were exceptionally vivid, and surprisingly devoid of the warmth of my waking experience. I don't remember the details, but the major theme of the dream was of alienation with hope of redemption, with me in a stark, empty New Mexico desert, coming from a household where nobody cared where I was, and trying to find a rave just past the border. I'm not sure if I ever found it in my dream, but if I remember correctly, it ended much like the movie 'Eraserhead', with a buildup of noise and a fade to white. It was oddly cathartic, to have worked out all of my anxiety and feelings of loneliness into a dream, and to have the hope of finding a place where life was as beautiful as I hope it should be, left me feeling rather okay.
When I woke up, I was almost certain it was 4 pm, at the earliest, and that I must've been sleeping so heavily my parents had given up on waking me up. I had to get up immediately! But, after checking my clock, it was only 8 a.m., but I felt completely rested.
All the anxiety of waking up late (a rather common anxiety in my case) had been dissolved, I realized that I was still kind of tripping. The old sensation of being loved up was still there. The old sense of dreaminess was there as well, though not as strong, and some minor colored light specks floated across my vision. I put on Selected Ambient Works 85-92 by Aphex Twin on, starting at the song 'Tha'.
I sat and quietly chilled for the next half an hour, and when I reached the song 'We Are the Music Makers', I decided to get up. I put on my clothes and looked at my door, where I had the poem the 'we are the music makers, we are the dreamers of dreams' line in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (and the song I was listening to) was taken from taped (as a way of motivating me for the day, a measure I took a day before hearing about coleus.) It was at that point I was overcome by the rapture of the world, and how being a dreamer really is okay, and that the world does in fact need more people who think and explore the mind. Despite the discomforts of adolescence, I'm okay, and things will get better. With a smile on my face, I went downstairs to get some cereal, feeling refreshed in ways I've never been before.
The day after, I continued to feel the afterglow, and I eventually reached a rather normal state of being by the time I fell asleep (about 11 pm) that night. I've been entirely normal after that, although with some of the light specks darting past now and then (although that's most likely a mental desire to return to that state, because I'm getting it much more while writing this.) Ultimately, it having been a little over a week since my experience, I feel I'm a better person for it, and while it may not have a permanent afterglow, and I may not be perfect after doing this, I know this has improved me as a person in a small way.
I had some very minor chest pains throughout the experience and I get minor chest pains all the time, without being extremely out of shape and eating a relatively balanced diet, much like I did after doing a not quite recreational amount of nutmeg. This and the nausea seem to suggest that it may not be the best for my body, so I'll be waiting at least a month before trying this marvelous plant again.
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This puzzle involves maze solving algorithms, but the aim is a little more than just getting out of the maze. First you have to find a certain spot of the maze (the control room) and lead your character there. From the moment he stepped in the control room, you have limited time to get back to the starting point. To make the puzzle more interesting, you only have a local view : 5 cells by 5 around your character.
To make sure you will be able to go back from the control room to the starting point in time, you must find a short enough path before stepping in the control room. For this purpose, I implemented a function which performs a Breadth First Search to find the shortest path to a certain spot of the maze (the control room, the starting point, or a not yet explored cell), and leads the character to this spot, or until it is discovered. With this function, the main algorithm is very simple :
import java.util.*; import java.io.*; import java.math.*; /** Class representing a couple of cartesian coordinates*/ class Coords { int X, Y; public Coords(int X, int Y){ this.X = X; this.Y = Y; } /** returns an array containing the 4 adjacent coordinates to this */ public Coords[] neighbours() { Coords res[] = {new Coords(X, Y-1), new Coords(X+1, Y), new Coords(X, Y+1), new Coords(X-1, Y)}; return res; } public boolean equals(Coords d) { return this.X == d.X && this.Y == d.Y; } } class Player { /** height of the labyrinth*/ private static int height; /** width of the labyrinth*/ private static int width; /** 2-dimensionnal array representing the labyrinth * map[i][j] is the j-th cell of the i-th column, it can be * . : a hollow space * # : a wall * T : the starting position of kirk * C : the control room * ? : has not been scanned yet */ private static char map[][]; /** coordinates of Kirk*/ private static Coords c; /** direction followed by kirk, which can be 1 of the 4 following constants*/ private static int direction; private final static int UP = 0; private final static int RIGHT = 1; private final static int DOWN = 2; private final static int LEFT = 3; /** the 4 differents outputs possible*/ private static final String output[] = {"UP", "RIGHT", "DOWN", "LEFT"}; private static final Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); /** For code clarity, returns map[s.Y][s.X]*/ private static char map(Coords s) { return map[s.Y][s.X]; } /** For code clarity, returns true if and only if s is in the map*/ private static boolean isInMap(Coords s) { return 0 <= s.X && s.X < width && 0 <= s.Y && s.Y < height; } /** Returns true if and only if map(s) is one of the chars of 'avoid'*/ private static boolean mustBeAvoided(Coords s, char[] avoid) { for (char ch : avoid) if (map(s) == ch) return true; return false; } /** Reads input for one game turn, updates kirk's coordinates, * and the part of the map newly discovered*/ public static void readNewInfo() { c.Y = in.nextInt(); c.X = in.nextInt(); for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { String ROW = in.next(); if (c.Y-2 <= y && y <= c.Y+2) for (int x = Math.max(c.X-2, 0); x < Math.min(c.X+3, width); x++) map[y][x] = ROW.charAt(x); } for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) { for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) { System.err.print(map[y][x]); } System.err.print("\n"); } } /** Computes the shortest path from Kirk to a cell containing char 'target', * while avoiding characters contained by 'toAvoid'. * If onlyReveal is true, walks this path until the target cell is revealed (ie != '?') * Else, goes to the target cell. * @return false if no cell containing char 'target' can be found, true else.*/ public static boolean goTo(char target, char[] toAvoid, boolean onlyReveal) { // initializes an array to remember predecessors during BFS int prec[][] = new int[height][width]; for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) prec[y][x] = -1; // initializes a queue to perform a BFS LinkedList<Coords> queue = new LinkedList<Coords>(); queue.add(c); // perform a BFS, avoid characters contained by 'toAvoid', // until character 'target is found' while(queue.size() > 0 && map(queue.element()) != target) { Coords[] neighbours = queue.remove().neighbours(); for (int i = 0; i < neighbours.length; i++) { Coords n = neighbours[i]; if (isInMap(n) && !mustBeAvoided(n, toAvoid) && prec[n.Y][n.X] == -1) { prec[n.Y][n.X] = (i+2) % 4; queue.add(n); } } } /* at this point, if queue is empty, no char 'target' is reachable else, queue.element() is a target and path from Kirk to q.element() is generated by reading precursors*/ if (queue.size() == 0) return false; else { Coords targetCell = queue.remove(); Stack<Integer> path = new Stack<Integer>(); Coords iter = targetCell; while (!iter.equals(c)) { path.push((prec[iter.Y][iter.X]+2) % 4); iter = iter.neighbours()[prec[iter.Y][iter.X]]; } // If we just want to reveal the target, we stop when it is // else we stop when Kirk is on it while ((onlyReveal && map(targetCell) == target) || (!onlyReveal && !path.empty())) { System.out.println(output[path.pop()]); readNewInfo(); } return true; } } public static void main(String args[]) { height = in.nextInt(); width = in.nextInt(); direction = UP; c = new Coords(-1,-1); int A = in.nextInt(); // Initializing the map map = new char[height][width]; for (int y = 0; y < height; y++) for (int x = 0; x < width; x++) map[y][x] = '?'; readNewInfo(); // discovers the entire map char[] avoidWallsAndControl = { '#', 'C' }; while (goTo('?', avoidWallsAndControl, true)); // goes to control room and goes back to start char avoidWalls[] = { '#', '?' }; goTo('C', avoidWalls, false); goTo('T', avoidWalls, false); } }


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Multiple faults on the inputs of the circuit also affects PeMM characteristics. Matrix multiplication sums up the contribution of each input error after individual masking effects, which achieves good masking accuracy for non-algorithmic operations. For algorithmic operations multiple input faults can strongly vary the values of
compared with fault on single input, especially in the case of correlated faults which are completely or partially originated from the same fault. Correlated faults are possible to inversely affect each other and even cancel the resultant errors depending on the algorithmic operation, such as the case of XOR operator with bit-flip faults on both inputs. Detailed modeling of correlated faults using PeMM will be addressed in future work.
Zheng Wang A Chattopadhyay
2014-07-16


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TODO:
- integrate Sugar as a date parser, to generate
timestamp:999..999
strings.
- load the search results in a lower iframe window
YES, I know that iframes are terrible. But this is one of the few cases that I think it's ok. Also, we should [Phase2] have an IFRAME TOGGLE that allows the user to decide whether to use the iframe or not.
- [Phase2] allow the user to specify several things via the query parameter; this way, the user can bookmark things
- the search string
- [Phase3] whether to initiate the search
- [Phase3] the "from" and "to" dates, separate from the search string
Ideally, this would be used to update the query string before searching, so that a "1 hour ago" timestamp could provide an updated timestamp every time the page was loaded.
- before releasing this:
- to release this:


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These are the available/deprecated command line arguments in
OpenOffice.
(Lastest changes: November 5th 2002)
appserver
Obsolete, not used anymore.
-embedding
Obsolete, not used anymore.
-minimized
This argument only controls the visibility of the intro bitmap during
startup. There is no code that minimizes the first window after startup.
-invisible
The office doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup and doesn't
open the first default document. After startup there is no visible UI
although using the Office API it is possible to open visible
documents/dialogs. The only way to shutdown the office is through the
Office API or using the task manager / kill command.
-norestore
Don't restart office and restore all opened documents automatically
after an exception.
-bean
Obsolete, currently it only controls the creation of the default
document. In the past this argument influenced the registration, crash
mail and other features.
-server
This argument is like -invisible, additionally the ucb component is
configured using the configuration key
/org.openoffice.ucb.Configuration/ContentProviders/['Server']/SecondaryKeys/['Office']/ProviderData
instead of
/org.openoffice.ucb.Configuration/ContentProviders/['Local']/SecondaryKeys/['Office']/ProviderData
to support a remote file system. This configuration data is NOT included
in OpenOffice so normally you cannot use it. Please use -invisible
instead.
There are some limitations for this command line argument. All "open",
"print", "print to" commands on the command line are ignored. No default
document is opened. After startup there is no visible UI although using
the Office API it is possible to open visible documents/dialogs. The
only way to shutdown the office is through the Office API or using the
task manager / kill command.
-quickstart
Specifies that the quickstarter service should be activated during
startup. The office doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup. If you
use this option for a 2nd office this command is send to the running
office and activates the quickstarter.
-terminate_after_init
The office terminates after it registers some uno services. The office
doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup.
-accept=
This command line parameter provides an uno accept string to the
office. The accept string is used to create an acceptor thread.
"socket," = Uses the socket implementation to create an acceptor.
Currently used by scripting clients to access the StarOffice API.
-userid=
The parameter specifies an user directory which should be used by the
office. Overriding the infos from soffice.ini/bootstrap.ini and
sversion.ini.
-p ...
"Print" command to print all following files on the default printer.
The office doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup.
-pt ...
"Print to" command to specify an additional printer for output. The
office doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup.
-o (supported from src642)
Always open files on command line for editing even if they are
templates.
-n (supported from src642)
Always create a new document based on the given file (use document as a
template).
-nologo (supported from srx643)
The office doesn't show the intro bitmap during startup.
-view ... (supported from srx644)
The documents specified will be loaded in 'read-only' mode. The
files will be copied to the temp directory and removed from it when the
office is closed.
-nolockcheck (supported from srx644)
Suppress checking for a locked user installation (an unlocked
installation will be locked nevertheless).
-headless (supported from srx644)
The headless mode makes it possible to script an
Office without any user interface and user interface interaction. It is
a special mode used typically by external scripting clients. The Office
has no user interface and the lifetime must be controlled by the
external scripting client.
-writer/-calc/-draw/-impress/-math/-global/-web
(supported from srx644)
These parameters open a new document of the given type:
| Parameter |
Document type |
| -writer | Empty writer document |
| -calc |
Empty calc document |
| -draw |
Empty draw document |
| -impress |
Empty impress document |
| -math |
Empty math document |
| -global |
Empty global document |
| -web |
Empty HTML document |
Additional information:
The intro bitmap is not shown if the office uses the remote vcl library.
-display
Set the DISPLAY environment variable on Unix. This is only supported by
the office startup script that should normally be used.


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2. Section Language Binding
on page Language Binding
,and Section C++ Bindings
on page C++ Bindings
.
The C++ language bindings have been deprecated and may be removed in a future version of the MPI specification.
3. Section Message Data
on page Message Data
.
MPI_CHAR for printable characters is now defined for C type char (instead of signed char). This change should not have any impact on applications nor on MPI libraries (except some comment lines), because printable characters could and can be stored in any of the C types char, signed char, and unsigned char, and MPI_CHAR is not allowed for predefined reduction operations.
4. Section Message Data
on page Message Data
.
MPI_(U)INT {8,16,32,64 }_T,
MPI_AINT, MPI_OFFSET, MPI_C_BOOL, MPI_C_COMPLEX, MPI_C_FLOAT_COMPLEX, MPI_C_DOUBLE_COMPLEX, and MPI_C_LONG_DOUBLE_COMPLEX are now valid predefined MPI datatypes.
5. Section Communication Modes
on page Communication Modes
,Section Communication Initiation
on page Communication Initiation
,Section Persistent Communication Requests
on page Persistent Communication Requests
, andSection Introduction and Overview
on page Introduction and Overview
.
The read access restriction on the send buffer for blocking, non blocking and collective API has been lifted. It is permitted to access for read the send buffer while the operation is in progress.
6. Section Nonblocking Communication
on page Nonblocking Communication
.
The Advice to users for IBSEND and IRSEND was slightly changed.
7. Section Communication Completion
on page Communication Completion
.
The advice to free an active request was removed in the Advice to users for MPI_REQUEST_FREE.
8. Section Non-destructive Test of status
on page Non-destructive Test of status
.
MPI_REQUEST_GET_STATUS changed to permit inactive or null requests as input.
9. Section All-to-All Scatter/Gather
on page All-to-All Scatter/Gather
.
``In place'' option is added to MPI_ALLTOALL, MPI_ALLTOALLV, and MPI_ALLTOALLW for intracommunicators.
10. Section Predefined Reduction Operations
on page Predefined Reduction Operations
.
Predefined parameterized datatypes (e.g., returned by
MPI_TYPE_CREATE_F90_REAL) and optional named predefined datatypes (e.g. MPI_REAL8) have been added to the list of valid datatypes in reduction operations.
11. Section Predefined Reduction Operations
on page Predefined Reduction Operations
.
MPI_(U)INT {8,16,32,64 }_T are all considered C integer types for the purposes of the predefined reduction operators. MPI_AINT and MPI_OFFSET are considered Fortran integer types. MPI_C_BOOL is considered a Logical type. MPI_C_COMPLEX, MPI_C_FLOAT_COMPLEX, MPI_C_DOUBLE_COMPLEX, and MPI_C_LONG_DOUBLE_COMPLEX are considered Complex types.
12. Section Process-Local Reduction
on page Process-Local Reduction
.
The local routines MPI_REDUCE_LOCAL and MPI_OP_COMMUTATIVE have been added.
13. Section MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER_BLOCK
on page MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER_BLOCK
.
The collective function MPI_REDUCE_SCATTER_BLOCK is added to the MPI standard.
14. Section Exclusive Scan
on page Exclusive Scan
.
Added in place argument to MPI_EXSCAN.
15. Section Communicator Constructors
on page Communicator Constructors
, andSection Inter-Communication
on page Inter-Communication
.
Implementations that did not implement MPI_COMM_CREATE on intercommunicators will need to add that functionality. As the standard described the behavior of this operation on intercommunicators, it is believed that most implementations already provide this functionality. Note also that the C++ binding for both MPI_COMM_CREATE and MPI_COMM_SPLIT explicitly allow Intercomms.
16. Section Communicator Constructors
on page Communicator Constructors
.
MPI_COMM_CREATE is extended to allow several disjoint subgroups as input if comm is an intracommunicator. If comm is an intercommunicator it was clarified that all processes in the same local group of comm must specify the same value for group.
17. Section Distributed Graph Constructor
on page Distributed Graph Constructor
.
New functions for a scalable distributed graph topology interface has been added. In this section, the functions MPI_DIST_GRAPH_CREATE_ADJACENT and MPI_DIST_GRAPH_CREATE, the constants MPI_UNWEIGHTED, and the derived C++ class Distgraphcomm were added.
18. Section Topology Inquiry Functions
on page Topology Inquiry Functions
.
For the scalable distributed graph topology interface, the
functions MPI_DIST_GRAPH_NEIGHBORS_COUNT
and MPI_DIST_GRAPH_NEIGHBORS
and the constant MPI_DIST_GRAPH were added.
19. Section Topology Inquiry Functions
on page Topology Inquiry Functions
.
Remove ambiguity regarding duplicated neighbors with MPI_GRAPH_NEIGHBORS and MPI_GRAPH_NEIGHBORS_COUNT.
20. Section Version Inquiries
on page Version Inquiries
.
The subversion number changed from 1 to 2.
21. Section Error Handling
on page Error Handling
,Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
on page Deprecated since MPI-2.2
, andAnnex Prototype Definitions
on page Prototype Definitions
.
Changed function pointer typedef names MPI_ {Comm,File,Win }_errhandler_fn to MPI_ {Comm,File,Win }_errhandler_function. Deprecated old ``_fn'' names.
22. Section Allowing User Functions at Process Termination
on page Allowing User Functions at Process Termination
.
Attribute deletion callbacks on MPI_COMM_SELF are now called in LIFO order. Implementors must now also register all implementation-internal attribute deletion callbacks on MPI_COMM_SELF before returning from MPI_INIT/ MPI_INIT_THREAD.
23. Section Accumulate Functions
on page Accumulate Functions
.
The restriction added in MPI 2.1 that the operation MPI_REPLACE in MPI_ACCUMULATE can be used only with predefined datatypes has been removed. MPI_REPLACE can now be used even with derived datatypes, as it was in MPI 2.0. Also, a clarification has been made that MPI_REPLACE can be used only in MPI_ACCUMULATE, not in collective operations that do reductions, such as MPI_REDUCE and others.
24. Section Generalized Requests
on page Generalized Requests
.
Add ``*'' to the query_fn, free_fn, and cancel_fn arguments to the C++ binding for MPI::Grequest::Start() for consistency with the rest of MPI functions that take function pointer arguments.
25. Section External Data Representation: ``external32''
on page External Data Representation: ``external32''
, andTable External Data Representation: ``external32''
on page External Data Representation: ``external32''
.
MPI_(U)INT {8,16,32,64 }_T, MPI_AINT, MPI_OFFSET, MPI_C_COMPLEX, MPI_C_FLOAT_COMPLEX, MPI_C_DOUBLE_COMPLEX,
MPI_C_LONG_DOUBLE_COMPLEX, and MPI_C_BOOL are added as predefined datatypes in the external32 representation.
26. Section Attributes
on page Attributes
.
The description was modified that it only describes how an MPI implementation behaves, but not how MPI stores attributes internally. The erroneous MPI-2.1 Example 16.17 was replaced with three new examples Attributes
, Attributes
, and Attributes
on pages Attributes
-Attributes
explicitly detailing cross-language attribute behavior. Implementations that matched the behavior of the old example will need to be updated.
27. Annex Defined Constants
on page Defined Constants
.
Removed type MPI::Fint (compare MPI_Fint in
Section Types
on page Types
).
28. Annex Defined Constants
on page Defined Constants
.Table Named Predefined Datatypes.
Added MPI_(U)INT {8,16,32,64 }_T, MPI_AINT, MPI_OFFSET, MPI_C_BOOL, MPI_C_FLOAT_COMPLEX, MPI_C_COMPLEX, MPI_C_DOUBLE_COMPLEX, and MPI_C_LONG_DOUBLE_COMPLEX are added as predefined datatypes.


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| Monday | MARGHERITA - Mozzarella, Tomato, Pecorino, Basil |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | AMERICANO - Baby Arugula, Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato, Hot Honey, Post-Oven Prosciutto |
| Wednesday | SHRIMP SCAMPI - Roasted Shrimp, Garlic White Wine Sauce, Parmesan, Fresh Parsley |
| Thursday | CLAM & BACON - Clam Sauce, Pecorino, Hot Pepper, Parsley |
| Friday | MAPLE BACON - Whole Milk Mozzarella, Red Onion, Smoked Vermont Bacon, Crispy Garlic, Spicy Sherry Maple Syrup |
| Saturday | MUSHROOM & FONTINA - Mushroom Sauce, Pecorino, Gremolata |
| Sunday | HAWAIIAN - Smoked Pork Shoulder, Cilantro, Tomato, Pecorino, Scallions, Roasted Pineapple Salsa |
Our regular pizza is a thin-crust or Neapolitan pizza, and come in 2 sizes: small (12" in diameter) and large (16" in diameter). The small is suitable for 1 to 2 people while the large feeds 2 to 4 people.
Our sicilian pizza is a deep-dish or thick-crust pizza, which come in two sizes: a 9-slice or a 15-slice size. The 9-slice size is 16" x 16" and can feed 3 to 5 people. The 15-slice size is 28" x 16", comes in 2 large pizza boxes and can feed 6 to 9 people.


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Autoworld Motors has followed through by making significant investments in state of the art Aftersales facilities across the country and training of specialized personnel to ensure that our customers stay satisfied while putting their vehicles on the road. In addition, through strategic partnerships Autoworld Motors ensures that wherever you are, our services are readily accessible.
Asides from the brands that Autoworld Motors represents, the company has also made it its duty to ensure that motorist are kept safe on the road and their vehicles in good condition by providing genuine automotive spare parts and automotive related products to the general public via distributors. Autoworld Motors sales and service locations are spread across the five geopolitical zones including Abuja, Kano, Gombe, Lagos, Ekiti, Ibadan, Port Harcourt, Uyo, Calabar, Enugu to mention a few.
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1 1/2 cups milk
1/2 cups mascarpone
1/2 tsp pink salt
1/2 cups Black Mission Figs
1/2 cup brown sugar
2-4 tbsp water
1 1/2 heavy cream
1/3 granulated sugar
2 egg yolk
1 lemon, juiced
2 tbsp butter
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SceneJS is an open-source WebGL-based 3D visualization engine from @xeoLabs.
Features in V4.2.0
Quick Start
First, include the SceneJS library in the <head> tag of your web page:
<script src="http://scenejs.org/api/latest/scenejs.js"></script>
Then build a scene. We'll make a spinning blue teapot:
var scene = SceneJS.createScene({ nodes:[ { type:"material", color: { r: 0.3, g: 0.3, b: 1.0 }, nodes:[ { type: "rotate", id: "myRotate", y: 1.0, angle: 0, nodes: [ { type:"geometry/teapot" } ] } ] } ] });
And voilà, one blue teapot:
Now let's start the teapot spinning:
scene.getNode("myRotate", function(myRotate) { var angle = 0; scene.on("tick", function() { myRotate.setAngle(angle += 0.5); }); });
Plugins
Most of the node types you'll use with SceneJS are implemented by plugins, such as the geometry/teapot in this example. SceneJS will automatically load those types as required from the plugins directory within its repository on GitHub.
If you'd rather serve the plugins yourself, then just copy that directory to your server and configure SceneJS to load them from there, like so:
SceneJS.setConfigs({ pluginPath: "./foo/myPluginsDir" });


3D maps for R via three-geo.
Map types:
Check out Locus Pocus, a Shiny application to map your surroundings.
Locus PocusYou can install the g3r from Github:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("JohnCoene/g3r")
## Prerequisites
All functions require a freely available mapbox API token, by default the function look for the MAPBOX_TOKEN
environment variable.


Point and Shoot Vs DSLR Camera
30 May 2015Broadly there are three major things that differentiate a PAS and DSLR
- Viewfinder Mechanism
- Sensor Size
- Fixed Vs Interchangeable lenses
Coming to the naming of the two types of camera’s
PAS : POINT AND SHOOT
You just need to aim the camera (point) and hit the click button (Shoot) while a DSLR could also be used in the same manner, this why they got this name.
DSLR : DIGITAL SINGLE LENS REFLEX
Take out the word Digital. Now what does a SLR (Single Lens Reflex)? This means a camera that has only one lens (which is true for most of the cameras these days). The light in a SLR follows a reflex or “Reflected path” through the lens to the camera and from camera to the viewfinder where you view and compose your shot.
Coming back to explain the major differences between two and what would matter to you
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Viewfinder Mechanism
DSLR’s have a live view finder. PAS have LCD screen as the viewfinder. The viewfinder in the DSLR’s give you an option to view the Scene at the speed of light, or right at the moment when it’s happening. Whereas the PAS first gets the view on to a LCD screen, so there is a slight time lag, as the image needs to be processed and displayed. The viewfinder exists in a DSLR because of an arrangement of mirrors which transfers the view to it, and yes it is because of this arrangement the DSLR’s are oversized than PAS. -
Sensor Size
This difference is less known (almost an underhood difference). But impacts the quality comparison of the images the most. The PAS cameras have a smaller sensor which is where the camera captures the light to make an image. As a rule, the larger the sensor better the image quality. On an average the sensor size is about 10 to 20 times bigger in a DSLR as compared to PAS. Hence better image quality. -
Fixed Vs Interchangeable Lenses
A DSLR has an option of changing lots and lots of lenses each for different set of pictures For eg : Portraits, wildlife etc. Where as in with a PAS you are stuck with an optical zoom only and after a certain zoom point the image quality falls and it gets Pixilated.
Some other points of difference between a PAS and DSLR are
- Size : PAS are smaller than DSLR.
- Weigh : PAS are lighter than DSLR.
- ISO : DSLR has better performance with low light using high ISO
- Background blur : PAS cannot give you the background blur you can get with a DSLR
- Price : PAS are almost always cheaper than DSLR.
- Creative control : Most of PAS cameras are full automatic, givin small or no creative control of the photographic capture (you cannot chose aperture and shutter speed in most of the PAS, or even control where the camera is focusing).
- Lens : PAS has a fixed lens, most of the time a zoom one, whereas with a DSLR you can choose the most appropriated lens, being a zoom or prime.
- Shutter lag : most of the PAS have a higher shutter lag (time between you pressing the button of the camera and the picture being effectively taken) than DSLRs.
The tradeoffs between choosing a PAS and DSLR are money, size, weight and flexibility.


Web Application //
Advisory Learning Portal
Time
90 days
Cost
£35,000
Resources
- Project Manager
- Digital Designer
- Developer
- RESTful APIs
- SharePoint
Project overview
The Advisory Learning Portal is a SharePoint supported web application that allows the entire advisory population (50,000+ users) to access learning materials and choose an appropriate learning journey to support their career progression. Learners are not only able to search for relevant courses but also apply personalised filters to quickly navigate to the courses that best suit their needs. Thanks to full integration with EY Leads they can access courses directly from their search – no need to launch the learning management system separately.
Using the latest front end development technologies and a creative interactive design, this web application goes further than a normal website with search functionality. It allows the learner to interact fully with the application to view their learning journey and achieve their required goals.
As well as providing our client with secure hosting within the EY network, we also developed the application for longevity – the simplicity of the design means that anyone can update and maintain the materials in the content management system with minimal training (for example, our client is currently using interns to update their site). Thanks to the insight of our developers, our client is now able to keep their product up-to-date and pertinent for their learners for many years to come.
My client really liked the Design Lab’s visual representation and site concept based on the brief – this and the production values, flexibility and response time definitely set us apart. They really liked how the site responded to learners’ searches and how intuitive the interface was. It’s a really creative way of presenting this kind of information – we definitely exceeded client expectations!
Richard Seaman - Manager, PAS
Apps //
Getting Connected
Time
30 days
Cost
£2000 for app shell + £7000 per partner video
Resources
- Team of Digital Designers
- Flash Developer
Project overview
This Flash based interactive app provided a platform for EMEIA FS Risk Leadership to connect with their teams through a more modern and easy-to-use platform. Using a ‘character line-up’ style home page, users can click on each leader to access bespoke videos.
The app allowed the leadership team to showcase their area of expertise within their sector in an accessible and interactive way – bringing the content to life and allowing their teams to connect with partners on a more personal level.
The app was used as part of a blended two hour face-to-face session which involved networking, interactive learning, video and discussion.
The feedback we received from the Partners for this app was absolutely great. They were excitedly telling everyone how they had been filmed in front of a green screen and everything was really slick! The videos were very high quality and looked really professional. Amazing!


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rpm-ostree
A hybrid image/package system.
Manage ostree deployments, package layers, filesystem overlays, and boot configuration.
More information: home page
- Show rpm-ostree deployments in the order they will appear in the bootloader:
rpm-ostree status
- Show packages which are outdated and can be updated:
rpm-ostree upgrade --preview
- Prepare a new ostree deployment with upgraded packages and reboot into it:
rpm-ostree upgrade --reboot
- Reboot into the previous ostree deployment:
rpm-ostree rollback --reboot
- Install a package into a new ostree deployment and reboot into it:
rpm-ostree install package --reboot


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We want to expose the Transaction and BookSet classes as COM servers. In Chapter 5, we saw an example of how a few simple additions can turn any Python class into a COM server. Now that our classes are larger and more complex, this isn't always the best solution, and it's worth thinking about alternatives. The basic problem is that COM-exposed methods sometimes need to handle their arguments in a different way than ordinary Python methods. For example, if a COM client such as Visual Basic calls the save method of our BookSet, it passes in a Unicode string, which needs to be converted to a Python string:
# our ordinary save method for use from Python def save(self, filename): f = open(filename,'wb') cPickle.dump(self.__journal,f) f.close() # what we would need for use from COM def save(self, unicode_filename): # convert it to a python string: python_filename = str(unicode_filename) f = open(python_filename,'wb') cPickle.dump(self.__journal,f) f.close()
Furthermore, the whole philosophy of COM is about defining a fixed interface and sticking to it. This strongly suggests building a separate class for the COM interface and hooking it to our native Python classes, which can be far more dynamic. Here are several design patterns to do this:
Here you define a base class and expose it as a COM server, initially doing nothing with the arguments to the methods, which defines your COM interface neatly in one place. Then implement a subclass (which is much longer) to do the actual work. This pattern is most appropriate when designing a class whose main function is to be used from COM and not from Python.
Here you inherit from the existing Python BookSet class and rewrite the relevant methods to handle string and object arguments differently.
Here you define a COM class to define your interface. Rather than using inheritance, this has an internal variable pointing to a pure Python counterpart, the delegate . Its methods translate their arguments, return values as needed, and forward them to the delegate.
Since we designed our Python classes first and want to be able to use them independently from COM, we'll go for the delegate pattern.
We've made a separate Python source file within the Doubletalk package called comservers.py. You'll add to this later, but let's start off with an absolutely trivial COM server:
# comservers.py - to be expanded class COMBookSet: _reg_clsid_ = '{38CB8241-D698-11D2-B806-0060974AB8A9}' _reg_progid_ = 'Doubletalk.BookServer' _public_methods_ = ['double'] def __init__(self): self.__BookSet = doubletalk.bookset.BookSet() def double(self, arg): # trivial test function to check it's alive return arg * 2 if __name__ == '__main__': win32com.server.register.UseCommandLine(COMBookSet)
When this is created, it creates a pure Python BookSet and stores it in self._ _BookSet. For now we've just exposed a single public method that doubles a number. The module needs to be registered, which can be done from File Run in PythonWin or a double-click in Explorer. It would be a good idea at this point to register it in debug mode, which provides extra information for developers; this is covered later on in Chapter 12.
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