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OPP officer recovering at home after being hit by vehicle while probing other crashes
AURORA, Ont. — An Ontario Provincial Police officer is recovering at home after being hit by a vehicle while on the job on Sunday morning. Sgt.
by Canadian PressAURORA, Ont. — An Ontario Provincial Police officer is recovering at home after being hit by a vehicle while on the job on Sunday morning.
Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says the officer was investigating multiple crashes caused by icy road conditions on Highway 404 at around 9 a.m.
He alleges another driver rammed into the police vehicle while the officer was sitting inside the cruiser.
Both the officer and the driver of the other vehicle were taken to hospital, but have since been released.
Schmidt says the officer will be off work for some time as he recovers.
Schmidt says the driver, a 43-year-old man from Newmarket, Ont., is facing a number of charges, including careless driving and drug possession.
This report by the Canadian Press was first published on Nov. 24, 2019.
The Canadian Press


This includes advertising, branding, website design and other digital services, as well as design for print. Ultimately, we help to build brand value and make each business stronger and more profitable.
We take great pride in delivering an excellent level of service at all times. We listen carefully to what our clients want to achieve and work closely with them to make sure their objectives are met.
Our clients tell us they like our style and approach: clear lines of communication, a single point of contact and work of a consistently high standard – all delivered under the watchful eye of Megan, our Creative Director. What’s more, we offer excellent value for your money and have a portfolio to be proud of.
Designing a website is also creative. To us, the challenge remains the same — get the brand out, get the message out, get the people coming in — but space is limited, and there are so many options to consider! Organizing information is harder than it looks.
In the end, it all boils down to strategy. The thing that keeps us on track is our process, which guides us step by step from gathering critical knowledge, to create a logical structure, to conducting adequate testing, to deliver a website that meets all your CTQs.
For us, it’s not about bells and whistles, but bells and whistles that work.
Customer
Profile by Service Line
- Service Line Objectives
- Competitive Website Survey
- Customer Profile by Service Line
- Customer journey
- Role of website
- Preferred Action/Response
Technical
Do you track website conversions?
If so, what is considered a conversion, and how do you track it?
- Current Site Map
- Social Media Survey
- Hosting
- Maintenance
- SEM Review
- SEO Analysis
Step 1 Outcome
A customized learning summary that provides the basis for planning website design and digital marketing presence moving forward.
During an interactive planning session we work with your organization to agree on priorities and specific of your website. We identify digital marketing opportunities and requirements for website development. At the end of the planning phase we will present a project plan, timeline and creative brief that summarizes key objectives, audiences, messaging, tone, creative direction, mandatories, functionality requirements, budget/budgetary range, timeline, etc. for your review/approval. This is the document our team will use as reference from this point forward.
Review
- Timeline & milestone setup
- Creative brief
- Identified audience
- Key messaging and tone
- SEO keyword research
- SEO copywriting
- Meta descriptions
- Sitemap
Step 2 Outcome
The Creative Brief documents our understanding of the project goals and identifies the strategy to meet the goals within the budget.
If for some reason you decide to discontinue the project after the Strategy/ Planning session, we will have to bill you for our time for the session and Creative Brief based on an hourly fee schedule. For those of you moving forward? The Strategy/Planning session is part of the package.
We use a content-first approach to developing websites, meaning that the content drives the visual design instead of the other way around. This allows the design of your website to communicate your message in the most effective way possible, but also requires that website content be developed prior to laying out each page and designing the site.
Abstract does our part to work with our writing talent to brief them on the goals and strategies for your website. The copy will be submitted to and approved by you.
A visual look & feel can be developed while the content creation process is in progress. The look & feel isn't the same as the layout for each page, but will serve as the creative and visual base for the remainder of the site.
Step 3 Outcome
All of your website's written content, as well as a website look & feel that establishes direction for the rest of your site.
Once your website's content is created and the look & feel is complete, Abstract will move on to the layout of the pages for your website. Our designers will review the approved content and will complete a visual guide representing the skeletal framework of your site. This allows us to visually frame and structure the content for the visual look & feel, and allows us to present a consistently designed layout for your content.
Once the look and feel process is complete, we will design the interior pages for your site, starting with master pages or templates. The layouts we present will become the templates for your site. For example, instead of laying out each of your products in a unique layout, we will present a single product page for you to review and approve, and then follow that template for each product. This ensures that your website visitors have a consistent experience and can easily find the content they need on each page, while also minimizing project scope and ensuring that all additions follow a consistent pattern.
This phase will consist of two rounds of revisions, as there are usually creative changes we'll need to make as we design the site templates. Once each template is complete, we will present them to you for approval, and will move into the site development phase.
At this time, we will also present a Scope of Work document to be authorized. This document will outline how the site is developed, how content is managed, and any additional functionality that may have been discussed as the project has progressed. Its purpose is to ensure that we agree on the details of the project prior to heading into the development of the website.
Step 4 Outcome
A mockup of each site template, which shows how each category or content type will look on your new site. A Scope of Work which details the look and functionality
of the site.
On the road map to website development, this is where you see how things work, experience the interactivity, take in the full user experience. Everything before this phase is relatively fluid and open to discussion.
Existing CMS Integration We will put all of the parts together into the existing Content Management System (CMS). We'll take the finalized content, and approved prototypes and put them into a system that allows you to manage your content, as well as add new pages and sections as your business needs change.
We'll run another Q/A test to ensure that all of the content is being properly pulled from the system and displays for the website visitor as expected.
Step 5 Outcome
A working, fully functional website, on a staging server that can be used for review.
Once the site is, tested, and functioning properly, we can launch it. Our part involves cleaning up and removing extraneous code, inserting analytics scripts, finalizing any server-side configurations, and turning the site from "staging" to "live." The deployment process takes about 72 hours to complete.
Once your new website is up and running, we will invite your content management team into the office for training on the CMS. We'll break down how content is structured and managed, and discuss any technical/ content limitations of the system, such as what kinds of content can go in what places. At this point we will create accounts for your team and turn the system over to your team for management. The point is to move you into DIY website management.
Step 6 Outcome
A working, fully functional website, live at your domain.
Abstract strives to produce digital products that are error-free, but occasionally a bug or two makes an appearance post-launch. To address this, Abstract offers free website support for 30 days after the official website debut. Support is defined as assistance with any technical issues that arise due to omissions and errors by our technical staff.
An example of a covered bug would be if you were to add a product page and find that the page doesn't appear in the appropriate navigation. Our bad — we’ll address it as part of the support agreement.
Support does not include any technical issues that arise due to external factors beyond our control, as well as creative enhancements requested by your team during the development phase. An example of a bug that isn't covered would be if the CMS itself were updated to patch a security issue, and as a result some content stops displaying. This would be a bug outside of our control, and subject to additional charges to troubleshoot.


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In this section you'll be asked 7 questions.
The answers you give in this section will show:
This information will change depending on your situation.


FusionCharts Free Chart List
FusionCharts Free contains the following chart types.
If you need advanced charts like Scroll, Funnel, Gantt, Pyramid, Dual axis charts etc., please look at
FusionCharts v3
.
Chart Type
File Name
Single Series Charts
Column 3D
FCF_Column3D.swf
Column 2D
FCF_Column2D.swf
Line 2D
FCF_Line.swf
Area 2D
FCF_Area2D.swf
Bar 2D
FCF_Bar2D.swf
Pie 2D
FCF_Pie2D.swf
Pie 3D
FCF_Pie3D.swf
Doughnut 2D
FCF_Doughnut2D.swf
Multi-series Charts
Multi-series Column 2D
FCF_MSColumn2D.swf
Multi-series Column 3D
FCF_MSColumn3D.swf
Multi-series Line 2D
FCF_MSLine.swf
Multi-series Bar 2D
FCF_MSBar2D.swf
Multi-series Area 2D
FCF_MSArea2D.swf
Stacked Charts
Stacked Column 3D
FCF_StackedColumn3D.swf
Stacked Column 2D
FCF_StackedColumn2D.swf
Stacked Bar 2D
FCF_StackedBar2D.swf
Stacked Area 2D
FCF_StackedArea2D.swf
Combination Charts
Multi-series Column 3D + Line - Dual Y Axis
FCF_MSColumn2DLineDY.swf
Multi-series Column 3D + Line - Dual Y Axis
FCF_MSColumn3DLineDY.swf
Financial Charts
Candlestick Chart
FCF_Candlestick.swf
Funnel Chart
Funnel Chart
FCF_Funnel.swf
Gantt Chart
Gantt Chart
FCF_Gantt.swf


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// Ebean: Code example with Issues
public void updateEmployee(int empId, String name, long salary, Date hireDate){
try{
Ebean.beginTransaction();
Employee employee = Ebean.find(Employee.class, empId);
employee.setName(name);
employee.setSalary(salary);
employee.setHiredate(hireDate);
Ebean.commitTransaction();
}finally{
Ebean.endTransaction();
}
}
The extra Select Statement
The above code performs an additional query. For some this extra performance cost is acceptable.
However for people with big busy databases you probably don't want to have an additional query
for every update (or delete) performed like this. Your DBA may have words :)
No Optimistic Concurrency Checking
You may also note that Optimistic Concurrency Checking has been bypassed.
There is Optimistic Concurrency Checking between the query and
the update but not for the 'user think time'. The nasty thing about this is that any 'lost updates'
will occur 'silently' - and no one may notice for some time.
Refer Optimistic Concurrency Checking
General Rule: Stateless applications and Updates/Deletes
For me there is a general rule that for Stateless applications (where you don't have the original bean)
and you perform updates or deletes you need to think about these two issues.
ORM is not necessarily the best approach in this situation.
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that
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you.
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Copley Motion Library
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Linkage object settings. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| LinkSettings () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| Timeout | moveAckTimeout |
| This setting gives the amount of time (milliseconds) to wait for all amplifiers to acknowedge the start of a new move before reporting an error. More... | |
| bool | haltOnPosWarn |
| If this setting is set to true, then the linkage object will automatically issue a halt to all axes if any of them reports a position warning window condition during a move. More... | |
| bool | haltOnVelWin |
| If this setting is set to true, then the linkage object will automatically issue a halt to all axes if any of them reports a velocity tracking window condition during a move. More... | |
Linkage object settings.
An object of this type may be passed to the Linkage::Configure function to define the settings used by that linkage.
| LinkSettings | ( | ) |
Default constructor.
All settings are set to their default values at construction time.
| bool haltOnPosWarn |
If this setting is set to true, then the linkage object will automatically issue a halt to all axes if any of them reports a position warning window condition during a move.
Default: false
| bool haltOnVelWin |
If this setting is set to true, then the linkage object will automatically issue a halt to all axes if any of them reports a velocity tracking window condition during a move.
Default: false
| Timeout moveAckTimeout |
This setting gives the amount of time (milliseconds) to wait for all amplifiers to acknowedge the start of a new move before reporting an error.
When a new move is started on the linkage, each amplifier will respond with an acknowledgment. If all of these responses are not received in this amount of time then an error will be reported.
Default: 200 ms


Corporate report
Headteacher standards: report of the review
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
An overview of the 2014 independent review of the headteacher standards, and recommendations to replace the 2004 standards.
Documents
Ref:
DFE-00020-2015
PDF
,
359KB
,
23 pages
Details
The report outlines the review’s process, context and recommendations. It was carried out by:
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headteachers
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teachers
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middle managers
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a chair of governors and other experts


La Machine's giant fire-breathing dragon
by John StruanLa Machine's new creation is Le Dragon de Calais:
From the 1st to 3rd of November, 2019, the City of Calais will discover Le Dragon de Calais during spectacular celebrations. Freed from the subterranean worlds, the Dragon of Calais is heading for the city. This new creation built by La Machine Company will roam the city, manipulated by 17 people who give him life. This big show in the streets of Calais will be the festive prologue to the dragon’s public introduction as a «City Machine» : La Compagnie du Dragon.
Here it is in action:


Provides declaration and semantics of working with {@code OperationalString},
a key Rio concept that represents a collection of dynamic software services
that when put together provide a coarse-grained service, typically distributed
through the network.


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Achanikaye kwenye mpini hafi njaa
~Swahili saying
Swahili is the most widely spoken language of eastern Africa and many world institutions have responded to its diaspora.Deciding to learn swahili is an amazing decision. It is fun and very easy!
Let us get started!
Numbers
Greetings
Common Words
Fruits
Parts of the Human Body
Great! Let us have some fun counting.....
Sufuri
Moja
Mbili
Tatu
Nne
Tano
Sita
Saba
Nane
Tisa
Kumi
Ishirini
Hint! For all numbers after ten, for example eleven, we say kumi na moja i.e 10 + 1 where na stands for +
.Example: 12= 12 + 1 This is read as Kumi na mbili
Mind teaser: What do you think is 23 in Kiswahili?
Click here to continue
In Africa greeting each other is consider good manners. You do not want to talk to an African man without first saying hi. Swahili greetings are so easy. Let us have a look...
Habari
Habari yako
Siku njema
Habari ya asubuhi?
 You do not want to risk being perceived to be rude...
Nisamehe
Asante
Samahani
Tafadhali
Click here to continue
These are words that are always used to communicate. Even with little knowldge of Swahili, you can still be able to communicate with someone else usig these words. Let us dive into it!
Sherehekea
Cheka
Kahawa
Hongera
Lia
Cheza
Usilie
Kunywa
Saidia
Nakupenda
Imba
Nakutaka
Jificha
Kula
Ndio
Hapana
Kasirika
Click here to continue
These are the most common fruits in Africa. Let us find out their names in Swahili...
Embe
Chungwa
Nanasi
Mavuno
Jordgubbar
Tikiti
Ndizi
Zabibu
Parachichi
Ndimu
Tunda la shayiri
Biligani
Kitunguu saumu
Kitunguu
Pilipili
Brain teaser: Do you Remember the Swahili word for strawberries?
Hint! It starts with a J...
Click here to continue
Today we will learn about the human body parts in Swahili. As you might have observed so far, Swahili is a pretty easy language. Below are the words for the most important parts of the body...
Do you want to know more about us? Send us a message and we shall get back to you.
Happy Learning!!


Diabolical Cultist Template
Medium humanoid (any race), any alignment
Demands of Nessus (Asmodeus). At the start of each of this creature’s turns, this creature can choose one ally it can see within 30 feet of it. The chosen ally loses 10 hit points, and this creature regains the same number of hit points. If the creature is incapacitated, it makes no choice; instead, the closest ally within 30 feet is the chosen ally.
Path of Baalzebul (Baalzebul). As a bonus action on its turn, this creature can choose one ally it can see within 30 feet of it. Until the start of this creature’s next turn, it gains advantage on all ability checks and attack rolls, while the chosen ally suffers disadvantage on all ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws.
Infernal Insight (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Dispater). As a bonus action, this creature gains advantage on all ability checks and attack rolls it makes until the end of the current turn.
Vexing Escape (1/Day)(Dispater). As a reaction when this creature takes damage, it reduces that damage to 0 and teleports up to 60 feet to an unoccupied space it can see.
Infernal Loyalty (Fierna). This creature has advantage on saving throws while it can see a creature within 30 feet of it that has the Loyalty beyond Death trait.
Loyalty beyond Death (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Fierna). As a reaction when an ally this creature can see is reduced to 0 hit points, that ally is instead reduced to 1 hit point and gains temporary hit points equal to this creature’s Charisma score + half its number of Hit Dice.
Crushing Blow (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Geryon). As a bonus action, the creature gains a bonus to the damage roll of its next melee weapon attack that hits within the next minute. The bonus equals its Strength modifier (minimum of +1).
Indomitable Strength (Recharge 5-6)(Geryon). As a reaction when this creature takes damage, it can roll a d10 and subtract the number rolled from the damage.
Step into Shadows (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Glasya). As an action, this creature, along with anything it is wearing and carrying, magically becomes invisible until the end of its next turn.
Infernal Ring Leader (Glasya). As a reaction when this creature is hit by an attack, it can choose one ally it can see within 5 feet of it and cause that ally to be hit by that attack instead.
Path of Levistus (Levistus). This creature magically teleports to a location of Levistus’s choice within 1 mile of its location. Using this ability also restores all of the creature’s hit points. This ability can be invoked as an action by the creature or when the creature would die. Once the creature uses it, the creature can’t use it again.
Grasping Hands (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Mammon). As a bonus action, this creature makes a Dexterity (Sleight of Hand) check contested by the Wisdom (Insight) check of a creature it can see within 15 feet of it. If this creature succeeds, one hand-held item of its choice that it can see on the target magically teleports to its open hand. The item can’t be one that the target is holding, and it must weigh no more than 10 pounds.
Promise of Wealth (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest)(Mammon). As a bonus action, this creature chooses one creature it can see. Up to five allies of its choice become convinced that the target carries great wealth. Until the end of this creature’s next turn, those allies gain advantage on all attack rolls against the target.
Spell Shield (Mephistopheles). This creature gains advantage on saving throws against spells. If it succeeds on such a saving throw, it gains temporary hit points equal to the spell’s level.
Spell Leech (Mephistopheles). As a bonus action, this creature chooses one ally it can see within 30 feet of it. The target loses its lowest-level spell slot, and this creature gains it.
Ferocious Surge (Recharges after a Short or Long Rest) (Zariel). When this creature hits with an attack that isn’t a critical hit, it can turn the hit into a critical hit.
Infernal Tactics (Zariel). This creature has a keen eye for seizing a tactical advantage. Immediately after rolling initiative, it can choose itself and up to three allies it can see if it isn’t incapacitated. It can swap the initiative results of the chosen creatures among them.
Fury of the Nine (Gambion). As a bonus action, the cambion chooses an other creature that can see or hear it within 120 feet. That creature gains advantage on all attack rolls and saving throws for the next minute or until the cambion uses this ability again.


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Security Advisory: Toshiba Service Station Unauthorized Registry Read
By slipstream/RoL.
Overview
Toshiba Service Station "allows your computer to automatically search for TOSHIBA software updates or other alerts from Toshiba that are specific to your computer system and its programs".
An issue in Toshiba Service Station, versions 2.6.14 and below, can be exploited to read parts of the registry as SYSTEM by local users of lower privilege.
Issues
Toshiba Service Station installs a service named TMachInfo
that runs as SYSTEM and starts an XML-based API on localhost via UDP port 1233.
One of the methods exposed by this API is Reg.Read
which reads the provided registry value as SYSTEM, casts the result to a string, and returns the result.
Unfortunately, due to .NET casting, REG_BINARY
values (like values in SAM, or the bootkey) cannot be read via this method, as casting a byte[]
to string
in .NET returns the string "System.Byte[]"
.
However, this method could be used to bypass any read-deny permissions on the registry for lower-privileged users.
A PoC is available as loadofoldtosh.d
in this trio of OEM exploit PoCs.
Affected Versions
Version 2.6.14 and below.
Solution
Uninstallation of this software will prevent exploitation of the issue. The researchers cannot sanction any mitigations except to remove this software definitively from any affected devices.


A simple HTTP and socket server library built for TypeScript on Node.js.
The primary goal of this library is to provide a framework that facilitates the design of a clear and error-free communication structure between the server and client:
All of these things are guaranteed by the clever typing system.
Via npm:
npm install table-talk
Detailed documentation can be found at tannerntannern.github.io/table-talk. For help getting started, keep reading.
Start by sketching an API that you want implemented:
type User = {
name: string,
age: number
}
interface API {
get: {
'/users': {args: {}, return: User[]},
'/user': {args: {id: number}, return: User}
},
post: {
'/user': {args: User, return: boolean}
},
delete: {
'/user': {args: {index: number}, return: boolean}
}
}
Then create a ServerManager class that implement the API. The typings will
ensure that all the httpHandlers
are implemented properly:
import {ExpressServerManager, ExpressClient} from 'table-talk';
class ServerManager extends ExpressServerManager<API> {
protected users: User[];
protected httpHandlers = {
get: {
'/users': () => {
return this.users;
},
'/user': (data: {id: number}) => {
return this.users[data.id];
}
},
post: {
'/user': (data: User) => {
this.users.push(data);
return true;
}
},
delete: {
'/user': (data) => {
let user = this.users[data.index];
if (user !== undefined) {
this.users.splice(data.index, 1);
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
}
};
}
Then create an HttpServer
and attach the manager you just implemented.
import {HttpServer} from 'table-talk';
let server = new HttpServer({port: 3000})
.with('my-manager', new ServerManager());
await server.start();
When the client connects to the server, it will only be able to make requests described by the API, which helps prevent mistakes.
import {ExpressClient} from 'table-talk';
class Client extends ExpressClient<API> {
// Nothing to implement here
}
let client = new Client('http://localhost:3000');
// The compiler accepts this because the GET route exists and is passed the proper arguments
// Note that the Promise value is also properly typed according to the API
let user: User = await client.get('/user', {id: 0});
// This won't work because the passed object is not properly typed; missing prop 'age'
await client.post('/user', {name: 'Josh'});
// This won't work because the /users route is a GET route, not PUT
await client.PUT('/users', {foo: 'bar'})
Note: The ExpressClient is intended to be used within the browser, and it requires the axios request library. It is not bundled by default to avoid unnecessary bloat and give the option of using axios's CDN. Simply include the CDN


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Place the coriander seeds, cumin seeds and peppercorns into a heavy-based pan and toast for 1-2 minutes until aromatic. Transfer to a pestle and mortar and crush to a powder, then stir in the harissa with a teaspoon of salt until well combined.
Lightly score the skin of each rack of lamb into a diamond pattern with the tip of a very sharp knife, taking care that you don't cut through to the meat. Rub the spiced paste all over the flesh.
Heat a large frying pan.
Transfer to a small roasting tin. Roast for 15 minutes, or a little longer, depending on how pink you like your lamb.
Remove from the oven and set aside in a warm place to rest for 10-15 minutes.
Place the bulgar wheat in a pan of salted boiling water and bring to the boil, then boil fast for five minutes until tender. Drain well and place in large bowl. Stir in the lemon juice with two tablespoons of the extra virgin olive oil.
Heat a large frying pan with two tablespoons of the light olive oil. Tip in half the aubergine cubes, season generously and sauté for about 10 minutes over a high heat until really crispy and tender. Drain well on kitchen paper. Repeat with remaining light olive oil and aubergine cubes.
Leave to cool slightly, then stir into the bulgar wheat.
To serve, stir the tomatoes and herbs into the bulgar wheat mixture and season to taste. Drizzle with the remaining tablespoon of extra virgin olive oil. Carve the rested lamb into chops and arrange on warmed plates with the roasted aubergine salad.


This page is no longer maintained - see the github release pages for the relevant projects:
Test-Cases
Validator
Publisher


- SendSmsMessage(SmsMessage) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sends SMS message values to Acrelec Complete web api to send an sms message to specified number and message.
- setDestination(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.RegisterRequest
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Sets the siteId of the destination
- setDestination(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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Sets site id of destination
- setDeviceId(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.RegisterRequest
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Sets deviceId for the device
- setEmailAddress(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets customer email address
- setFrom(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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Sets sms number used to send message
- setFullName(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets customer full name
- setLocationUpdatedListener(CompleteEngine.onLocationUpdatedListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onLocationUpdatedListener callback method.
- setOrderTotal(double) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.RegisterRequest
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Sets the order total of the order
- setRegisterTrackingListener(CompleteEngine.onRegisterTrackingListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onRegisterTrackingListener callback method.
- setSchedule(Date) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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Sets scheduled datetime to send message (null to send immediately)
- setSiteRequestedListener(CompleteEngine.onSiteRequestedListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onSiteRequestedListener callback method.
- setSitesRequestedListener(CompleteEngine.onSitesRequestedListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onSitesRequestedListener callback method.
- setSmsNumber(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets SMS number of user
- setSmsSentListener(CompleteEngine.onSmsSentListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onSmsSentListener callback method.
- setTo(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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Sets customer sms number
- setTrackingId(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.RegisterRequest
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Sets trackingId of the trip
- setTrackingId(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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Sets tracking id of trip
- setTripCancelledListener(CompleteEngine.onTripCancelledListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onTripCancelledListener callback method.
- setTripCompletedListener(CompleteEngine.onTripCompletedListener) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Sets onTripCompletedListener callback method.
- setUserInfo(UserInfo) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.RegisterRequest
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Sets the UserInfo details
- setVehicleColor(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets color of customer vehicle
- setVehicleMake(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets make of customer vehicle
- setVehicleModel(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets model of customer vehicle
- setVehiclePlate(String) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.UserInfo
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Sets plate number of customer vehicle
- Site - Class in com.acrelec.completesdk
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Site class defines the destinations of trips.
- Site() - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.Site
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- SmsMessage - Class in com.acrelec.completesdk
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Class to provide information to create SMS Message to customer.
- SmsMessage() - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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- SmsMessage(String, String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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- SmsMessage(String, String, String, String, Date) - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsMessage
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- SmsResponse - Class in com.acrelec.completesdk
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Class provides information returned from Sending SMS message
- SmsResponse() - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsResponse
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- SmsResponse(JSONObject) - Constructor for class com.acrelec.completesdk.SmsResponse
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- SmsResponseStatus - Enum in com.acrelec.completesdk
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Describes Status of SmsResponse
- startTracking(RegisterRequest) - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Starts tracking device location and sending updates to Acrelec Complete wen api using parameter RegisterRequest tracking identifier, device information and site, calling onLocationIpdateListner callback.
- startTracking() - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Starts tracking device location and sending updates to Acrelec Complete web api using last registered tracking identifier, device information and site, calling onLocationUpdateListener callback.
- stopTracking() - Method in class com.acrelec.completesdk.CompleteEngine
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Stops tracking device location.


Keyboard © 2004-2021 Galaxie Software and SIL International
This Keyman keyboard is designed for Koine Greek, a trade language of the ancient Mediterranean and the language of the Septuagint and New Testament Scriptures. It is a mnemonic Keyman keyboard. This means that the arrangement of the letters in the Keyman keyboard will depend on the order of the keys on your hardware layout.
This keyboard has been optimised for use with the following hardware layouts:
This keyboard includes an On Screen Keyboard view, which displays best on a QWERTY US layout.
This keyboard works with standard Unicode fonts.
This Keyman keyboard works intuitively with a Latin-letter hardware layout. You can find Greek letters on this keyboard by typing the equivalent Latin letter, most similar by sound or appearance. For example, type w [~me/ga to get ὧμέγα.
As you can see, accents and breathing marks are typed after the vowel. They can be typed in any order. For example, ΰ is typed u/+ or u+/.
When you type an accent by itself (or after a non-accentable letter), you will also get that accent. For example, typing / by itself will give you ´ not /. To get the standard keystroke instead of the accent, type = before the character. For example, to get ? instead of ¨, type = ?.
| Language | Phrase | Meaning | Type the following keys |
| Greek (Monotonic) | εδακρυσεν ο Ιησους | "Jesus wept", John 11:35 | edakrusen SpaceoSpaceIhsou ' |
| Greek (Polytonic) | ἐδάκρυσεν ὁ Ἰησοῦς | "Jesus wept", John 11:35 | e]dakruse nSpaceo[SpaceI]h s ou~' |
The Galaxie Greek Mnemonic keyboard uses an intuitive system where most of the Greek letters are matched to equivalent Latin letters, either by sound or appearance.
Example: typing w produces ω.
Example: typing u produces υ.
A few letters in Greek have no exact match in English, by sound or appearance. These have been assigned the remaining keys.
Example: typing q produces θ.
Example: typing c produces ξ.
When followed by a Space or ending punctuation, sigma (σ) becomes final sigma (ς) automatically.
Example: typing sos. produces σος..
Example: typing susswmos Space produces συσσωμος .
Final sigma can also be typed with the apostrophe key.
Example: typing so' produces σος.
Example: typing susswmo' produces συσσωμος.
Capital letters are typed using shift as in English.
Example: typing Shift+a produces Α.
Example: typing Shift+w produces Ω.
To get the Latin keystroke for any key instead of the Greek, type = first.
Example: typing =? produces ?.
Example: typing =Q produces Q.
The Galaxie Greek keyboard includes the following breathing marks, accents, and other diacritics.
| Character | Keys | English Name | Greek Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| ◌̔ | J or [ | rough breathing | dasia |
| ◌̓ | j or ] | smooth breathing | psili |
| ◌̀ | V, \ or ` | grave accent | varia |
| ◌́ | v, / or ´ | acute accent | oxia |
| ◌͂ | ^, ~ or " | circumflex accent | perispomeni |
| ◌ͅ | ¦, §, ñ or Ñ | iota subscript | ypogegrammeni/ prosgegrammeni |
| ◌̈ | +, ? or ¨ | diaeresis | dialytika |
| ◌̄ | - | macron | |
| ◌̆ | _ | breve | vrachy |
Diacritics are typed after the vowel. They can be typed in any order.
Example: typing u/+ or u+/ produces ΰ.
Example: typing a"]¦ or a"¦] or a]¦" or a]"¦ or a ¦"] or a¦]" produces ᾆ.
The only exception to this rule is the circumflex on capital Greek letters. It cannot be typed first because a capital Greek letter cannot take a circumflex without a breathing mark.
Example: typing WJ~ produces Ὧ. Typing circumflex first will not produce Ὧ.
Example: typing A]¦" or A]"¦ or A¦]" produces ᾎ. Typing circumflex before the breathing mark will not produce ᾎ.
Rho (ρ) can also take the rough and smooth breathing mark.
Example: typing r] produces ῤ.
Example: typing R[ produces Ῥ.
Typing a diacritic twice while editing lets you remove the diacritic from a letter.
Example: typing o]] produces ο not ὀ᾿.
Example: typing h[/¦/ produces ᾑ not ᾕ´.
If you type a diacritic by itself or after any letter which cannot take that diacritic, you will get the diacritic by itself.
Example: typing / produces ´.
Example: typing g?d produces γ¨δ.
On European hardware layouts where `,´,^,~, and/or ¨ already function as deadkeys, you'll need to type a Space after just those diacritics in order to get the diacritic.
Example: typing i¨Space on a Spanish QWERTY keyboard produces ϊ.
Example: typing w~Space on a Dutch QWERTY keyboard produces ῶ.
Most punctuation on the Galaxie Greek keyboard is typed exactly as on your Latin-letter keyboard, though sometimes you will need to use the 'standard keystroke' rule above to get the punctuation you need.
Example: typing . produces ..
Example: typing ; produces ;.
The Greek semicolon or ano teleia is the only exception.
Example: typing : produces ·.
See the Complete Typing Chart for full details on how to type all the Galaxie Greek keyboard's letters, diacritics, and punctuation.
It is recommended that you use one of the following hardware layouts with this Keyman keyboard:
This keyboard complies with Unicode 6.0
This keyboard was created by Hampton Keathley of Galaxie Software. SIL International graciously acknowledges the contribution made by the author in developing this keyboard and making it freely available for use with Keyman Desktop and KeymanWeb. His effort has assisted greatly in enabling people to communicate in Koine Greek.


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When you first start using sequences, you can definitely be hit with some surprises when you begin manipulating data.
For example, when I truncate a table and go to insert more data, it doesn’t automatically reset the sequence:
create table burritodances (id serial primary key, title text not null);
insert into burritodances (title) -- hola data
values ('toptrot'),('beanwaltz'), ('lamb-ada');
truncate table burritodances; -- adios data
insert into burritodances (title) -- welcome back
values ('toptrot'),('beanwaltz'), ('lamb-ada');
select * from burritodances;
4;"toptrot"
5;"beanwaltz"
6;"lamb-ada"
The inserted value starts with 4… that’s no bueno por la burritodances. There is a pretty easy fix for this by issuing the sequence reset command after we truncate the table:
truncate table burritodances;
alter sequence burritodances_id_seq restart;
insert into burritodances (title)
values ('toptrot'),('beanwaltz'), ('lamb-ada');
select * from burritodances;
1;"toptrot"
2;"beanwaltz"
3;"lamb-ada"
Now we have nice sequential id’s. Perhaps instead of truncating, we need to delete the last 2 rows for whatever reason:
delete from burritodances where id >= 2;
select currval('burritodances_id_seq'); -- uh oh
insert into burritodances (title)
values ('chicken dance'), ('fuego de la cocina');
select * from burritodances;
1;"toptrot"
4;"chicken dance"
5;"fuego de la cocina"
We’re out of whack again. Luckily, it is pretty easy to reset the sequence to any value manually:
delete from burritodances where id >= 2;
alter sequence burritodances_id_seq restart with 2; -- an option
select SETVAL('burritodances_id_seq', MAX(id) ) from burritodances;
insert into burritodances (title)
values ('chicken dance'), ('fuego de la cocina');
select * from burritodances;
1;"toptrot"
2;"chicken dance"
3;"fuego de la cocina"
and now we’re back in business again. In the above code, I showed 2 ways to achieve the desired result. The newer way, with the alter sequence code, and the more old school way with SETVAL function. Both work perfectly fine and as always, postgres itself has pretty nice documentation on the various alter sequence commands you can run.


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| opstream& | seekp (streamoff off, ios::seek_dir dir) |
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| void | writeByte (uchar ch) |
| void | writeBytes (const void *data, size_t sz) |
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AbstractSimplicialComplex (built-in class)
B
betti() (Sheaf method)
boundary() (CellComplex method)
C
Cell (built-in class)
CellComplex (built-in class)
cells (CellComplex attribute)
closure() (CellComplex method)
coboundary() (Sheaf method)
Coface (built-in class)
cofaces (Cell attribute)
(SheafCell attribute)
cofaces() (CellComplex method)
cohomology() (Sheaf method)
compactClosure (Cell attribute)
components() (CellComplex method)
consistencyRadius() (Sheaf method)
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destinations (SheafMorphism attribute)
dimension (Cell attribute)
DirectedGraph (built-in class)
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extend() (Section method)
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fcn (SetMorphism attribute)
fuseAssignment() (Sheaf method)
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homology() (CellComplex method)
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index (Coface attribute)
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LinearMorphism (built-in class)
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maps (SheafMorphism attribute)
matrix (LinearMorphism attribute)
metric (SheafCell attribute)
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name (Cell attribute)
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orientation (Coface attribute)
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restriction (SheafCoface attribute)
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Section (built-in class)
SectionCell (built-in class)
sectionCells (Section attribute)
SetMorphism (built-in class)
Sheaf (built-in class)
SheafCell (built-in class)
SheafCoface (built-in class)
SheafMorphism (built-in class)
skeleton() (CellComplex method)
stalkDim (SheafCell attribute)
star() (CellComplex method)
support (SectionCell attribute)
support() (Section method)
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Transforms values of an object with an unary function.
The transformation works on the values of each own, enumerable property of the given object. Inherited and non-enumerable properties are ignored by this function.
const mapValues = require('folktale/core/object/map-values');
const pair = { x: 10, y: 20 };
mapValues(pair, x => x * 2);
// ==> { x: 20, y: 40 }
mapValues
will not preserve the shape of the original object.
It treats objects as plain maps from String to some value, and
ignores things like prototypical delegation, symbols, and non-enumerable
properties.
Conveniently transforms values in an object using the This-Binding syntax.
(object, transformation) => {
const keys = Object.keys(object);
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for (let i = 0; i < keys.length; ++i) {
const key = keys[i];
result[key] = transformation(object[key]);
}
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Preface
Automatically generated stage analyses of stages on WRC Rally Portugal, 2021.
Based on analysis of KML route files downloaded from the WRC website.
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For a guide to the code used to generate the stage reports, see Visualising WRC Rally Stages.
See also Visualising WRC Rally Results.
This report is unofficial and is not associated in any way with the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) or WRC Promoter GmbH.
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Sylvia Beach's famous bookstore, Shakespeare & Company, was a social hub for anglophone expatriate Paris. In addition to selling books there, Beach also operated a small lending library. Explore the subscribers' library cards: see what people were reading.
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The Jebel Sifah Marina (see photo) opened in February 2012. This is part of a resort and is situated around 30 km from downtown Muscat.
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Heterogeneity: Chi? = 14.61, df = 9 (P = 0.10}: ? = 38%
Test for overall effact: Z = 2.70 {P = 0.007}
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| vcovPC {sandwich} | R Documentation |
Estimation of sandwich covariances a la Beck and Katz (1995) for panel data.
vcovPC(x, cluster = NULL, order.by = NULL, pairwise = FALSE, sandwich = TRUE, fix = FALSE, ...) meatPC(x, cluster = NULL, order.by = NULL, pairwise = FALSE, kronecker = TRUE, ...)
x |
a fitted model object. |
cluster |
a variable indicating the clustering of observations,
a |
order.by |
a variable, list/data.frame, or formula indicating the
aggregation within time periods. By default |
pairwise |
logical. For unbalanced panels. Indicating whether the meat should be estimated pair- or casewise. |
sandwich |
logical. Should the sandwich estimator be computed?
If set to |
fix |
logical. Should the covariance matrix be fixed to be positive semi-definite in case it is not? |
kronecker |
logical. Calculate the meat via the
Kronecker-product, shortening the computation time for small
matrices. For large matrices, set |
... |
arguments passed to the |
vcovPC
is a function for estimating Beck and Katz (1995)
panel-corrected covariance matrix.
The function meatPC
is the work horse for estimating
the meat of Beck and Katz (1995) covariance matrix estimators.
vcovPC
is a wrapper calling
sandwich
and bread
(Zeileis 2006).
Following Bailey and Katz (2011), there are two alternatives to
estimate the meat for unbalanced panels.
For pairwise = FALSE
, a balanced subset of the panel is used,
whereas for pairwise = TRUE
, a pairwise balanced sample is
employed.
The cluster
/order.by
specification can be made in a number of ways:
Either both can be a single variable or cluster
can be a
list
/data.frame
of two variables.
If expand.model.frame
works for the model object x
,
the cluster
(and potentially additionally order.by
) can also be
a formula
. By default (cluster = NULL, order.by = NULL
),
attr(x, "cluster")
and attr(x, "order.by")
are checked and
used if available. If not, every observation is assumed to be its own cluster,
and observations within clusters are assumed to be ordered accordingly.
If the number of observations in the model x
is smaller than in the
original data
due to NA
processing, then the same NA
processing
can be applied to cluster
if necessary (and x$na.action
being
available).
A matrix containing the covariance matrix estimate.
Bailey D, Katz JN (2011). “Implementing Panel-Corrected Standard Errors in R: The pcse Package”, Journal of Statistical Software, Code Snippets, 42(1), 1–11. doi: 10.18637/jss.v042.c01
Beck N, Katz JN (1995). “What To Do (and Not To Do) with Time-Series-Cross-Section Data in Comparative Politics”, American Political Science Review, 89(3), 634–647. doi: 10.2307/2082979
Zeileis A (2004). “Econometric Computing with HC and HAC Covariance Matrix Estimator”, Journal of Statistical Software, 11(10), 1–17. doi: 10.18637/jss.v011.i10
Zeileis A (2006). “Object-Oriented Computation of Sandwich Estimators”, Journal of Statistical Software, 16(9), 1–16. doi: 10.18637/jss.v016.i09
Zeileis A, Köll S, Graham N (2020). “Various Versatile Variances: An Object-Oriented Implementation of Clustered Covariances in R.” Journal of Statistical Software, 95(1), 1–36. doi: 10.18637/jss.v095.i01
## Petersen's data data("PetersenCL", package = "sandwich") m <- lm(y ~ x, data = PetersenCL) ## Beck and Katz (1995) standard errors ## balanced panel sqrt(diag(vcovPC(m, cluster = ~ firm + year))) ## unbalanced panel PU <- subset(PetersenCL, !(firm == 1 & year == 10)) pu_lm <- lm(y ~ x, data = PU) sqrt(diag(vcovPC(pu_lm, cluster = ~ firm + year, pairwise = TRUE))) sqrt(diag(vcovPC(pu_lm, cluster = ~ firm + year, pairwise = FALSE))) ## the following specifications of cluster/order.by are equivalent vcovPC(m, cluster = ~ firm + year) vcovPC(m, cluster = PetersenCL[, c("firm", "year")]) vcovPC(m, cluster = ~ firm, order.by = ~ year) vcovPC(m, cluster = PetersenCL$firm, order.by = PetersenCL$year) ## these are also the same when observations within each ## cluster are already ordered vcovPC(m, cluster = ~ firm) vcovPC(m, cluster = PetersenCL$firm)


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<IP_ADDRESS>.3. moha.posthf.pt package
<IP_ADDRESS>.3.1. Submodules
<IP_ADDRESS>.3.3. moha.posthf.pt.mp2 module
- class moha.posthf.pt.mp2.MP2Solver(ham, wfn, hf_results)[source]
Bases:
object
Second-order Moller-Plesset perturbation solver.
- ham
Chemical Hamiltonian.
- wfn
Hartree Fock wavefunction.
- hf_resultsdict
Hartree Fock calculation results.
- __init__(self,ham,wfn,hf_results)
Initialize the solver.
- kernel(self)
Kernel of the solver.
- assign_hamiltonian(self,ham)
Assign the chemical Hamiltonian to the solver.
- assign_wavefunction(self,wfn)
Assign the Hartree Fock wavefunction to the solver.
- assign_hartree_fock_results(self,hf_results)
Assign the Hartree Fock calculation results to the solver.
- assign_hamiltonian(ham)[source]
Assign the chemical Hamiltonian to the solver.
- ham
Chemical Hamiltonian.
- assign_hartree_fock_results(hf_results)[source]
Assign the Hartree Fock calculation results to the solver.
- hf_resultsdict
Hartree Fock calculation results.
- TypeError
If Hartree Fock calculation results is not a dictionary.
<IP_ADDRESS>.3.4. moha.posthf.pt.mp3 module
- class moha.posthf.pt.mp3.MP3Solver(ham, wfn, hf_results)[source]
Bases:
object
Third-order Moller-Plesset perturbation solver.
- ham
Chemical Hamiltonian.
- wfn
Hartree Fock wavefunction.
- hf_resultsdict
Hartree Fock calculation results.
- __init__(self,ham,wfn,hf_results)
Initialize the solver.
- kernel(self)
Kernel of the solver.
- assign_hamiltonian(self,ham)
Assign the chemical Hamiltonian to the solver.
- assign_wavefunction(self,wfn)
Assign the Hartree Fock wavefunction to the solver.
- assign_hartree_fock_results(self,hf_results)
Assign the Hartree Fock calculation results to the solver.
- assign_hamiltonian(ham)[source]
Assign the chemical Hamiltonian to the solver.
- ham
Chemical Hamiltonian.
- assign_hartree_fock_results(hf_results)[source]
Assign the Hartree Fock calculation results to the solver.
- hf_resultsdict
Hartree Fock calculation results.
- TypeError
If Hartree Fock calculation results is not a dictionary.


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The best view comes after the hardest climb.
Everything in nature invites us constantly to be what we are.
Remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet.
If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden.


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Artillery Phase (all Chant, Lob and Free orders)
Movement Phase (all Move, Split, Sail and Sneak order)
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In hex 7R you have a Home den with 50 Red lizards and Band(400 Red, Sated, Average)
* Clans Ranking at end of Turn 0:
01 - 500 Player 01, 'Kill em all' (kea) Clan.
02 - 500 Player 02, 'Duke Nukem' (nuk) Clan.
03 - 500 Player 03, 'Blah blah blah' (bla) Clan.
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This section describes various ways to install built target and arbitrary files.
For installing a built target you should use the
install
rule, which follows the common syntax. For
example:
install dist : hello helpers ;
will cause the targets hello
and helpers
to
be moved to the dist
directory, relative to
Jamfile's directory. The directory can
be changed with the location
property:
install dist : hello helpers : <location>/usr/bin ;
While you can achieve the same effect by changing the target name to
/usr/bin
, using the location
property is better, because it allows you to use a mnemonic target
name.
The location
property is especially handy when the location
is not fixed, but depends on build variant or environment variables:
install dist : hello helpers : <variant>release:<location>dist/release <variant>debug:<location>dist/debug ; install dist2 : hello helpers : <location>$(DIST) ;
See also conditional properties and environment variables
Specifying the names of all libraries to install can be boring. The
install
allows you to specify only the top-level executable
targets to install, and automatically install all dependencies:
install dist : hello : <install-dependencies>on <install-type>EXE <install-type>LIB ;
will find all targets that hello
depends on, and install
all of those which are either executables or libraries. More
specifically, for each target, other targets that were specified as
sources or as dependency properties, will be recursively found. One
exception is that targets referred with the use
feature
are not considered, because that feature is typically used to refer to
header-only libraries.
If the set of target types is specified, only targets of that type
will be installed, otherwise, all found target will be installed.
By default, the install
rules will stip paths from
it's sources. So, if sources include a/b/c.hpp
,
the a/b
part will be ignored. To make the
install
rule preserve the directory hierarchy you need
to use the install-source-root
feature to specify the
root of the hierarchy you are installing. Relative paths from that
root will be preserved. For example, if you write:
install headers : a/b/c.h : <location>/tmp <install-source-root>a ;
the a file named /tmp/b/c.h
will be created.
The alias
rule can be used when targets must be installed into several
directories:
alias install : install-bin install-lib ; install install-bin : applications : /usr/bin ; install install-lib : helper : /usr/lib ;
Because the install
rule just copies targets, most
free features [5]
have no effect when used in requirements of the install
rule.
The only two which matter are
dependency
and, on Unix,
dll-path
.
| Note | |
|---|---|
(Unix specific). On Unix, executables built with Boost.Build typically
contain the list of paths to all used dynamic libraries. For
installing, this is not desired, so Boost.Build relinks the executable
with an empty list of paths. You can also specify additional paths for
installed executables with the |


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public static final int |
ACC_INTERFACE |
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public static final char |
CLASS_DESCRIPTOR |
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public static final int |
CONSTANT_CLASS |
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public static final int |
CONSTANT_DOUBLE |
6 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_FIELD |
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public static final int |
CONSTANT_FLOAT |
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public static final int |
CONSTANT_INTEGER |
3 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_INTERFACEMETHOD |
11 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_INVOKEDYNAMIC |
18 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_LONG |
5 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_METHOD |
10 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_METHOD_HANDLE |
15 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_METHOD_TYPE |
16 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_NAMEANDTYPE |
12 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_STRING |
8 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_UNICODE |
2 |
public static final int |
CONSTANT_UTF8 |
1 |
public static final int |
JAVA_MAGIC |
-889275714 |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
public static final java.lang.String |
DEFAULT_PROPERTY_FILE |
"jdepend.properties" |
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ES6 Arrow Functions
02 Jan 2014Just noticed earlier today that in Firefox version 22 and above ECMASCript 6's CoffeeScript-style arrow functions are available:
It's interesting seeing how they're fitting this Coffee concept into the confines of the JavaScript spec.
Of course Coffee uses indentation to denote blocks and JavaScript explicitly requires braces for blocks of longer than one statement, so although we are getting the arrow syntax in ES6 we'll never get this:
sayHello = (person) =>
output = 'Hello ' + person
return output
But this current compromise is enough to not fight too much over:
var sayHello = (person) => {
var output = 'Hello ' + person;
return output;
}
They are only taking the fat-arrow functionality from Coffee, however, so these arrow functions are always using lexical this
which is nice in cases where you need this
in your function to refer to the this
in scope when the function was defined—not where it was called.
// Old way:
(function () {
this.foo = 'bar';
var _this = this;
return function () {
// If we said just `this` below it would not necessary
// refer to what we expected. By making a closed over
// variable called `_this` we can specifically state
// what we want.
return _this.foo;
}
})();
// New way:
(function () {
this.foo = 'bar';
return () => this.foo;
})();
CoffeeScript has two different arrow operators for this purpose: ->
which is the standard way where this
is dependent on calling context, and the "fat arrow" =>
version which provides lexical this
.
Optional parenthesis
In Coffee, the parenthesis are optional if-and-only-if the function requires no arguments. This style is convenient because combined with Coffee's optional parenthesis on function invocation you can very lightweight syntax for common things like:
$(document).ready ->
doStuff()
If the function you're defining accepts named arguments at all, you must provide the parens:
add = (a, b) -> a + b
In ECMAScript 6 arrow functions, for some reason, the parens are optional when the function accepts only one named argument, and are required for all other cases—including when no arguments are declared.
// Parens required.
var add = (a, b) => a + b
// Parens not required because only one argument is declared.
var sayHello = name => console.log('Hello ' + name + '!');
// Parens required for no arguments
var bark = () => console.log('Ruff!');
This seems odd and error-prone. By making the parens optional only on the case of one named argument, you really aren't saving me much at all. In fact, I think without them there makes it even more confusing looking: why is this identifier here? Where did I declare this? Oh, I'm declaring it right now. On the other side, having a pair of empty parens makes me feel like I have leftover cruft from a refactor until I look after it and see the =>
and think Ah, this is a function.
Implicit return
Another slight quirk: you may have noticed the case where my ES6 arrow-function didn't have a return statement. If you're familiar with Ruby, Coffee, or other such languages, you may be familiar with this implicit return of the last expression evaluated. Don't be fooled however, this rule only applies to arrow functions that are only one expression.
var sayHello = (person) => {
var output = 'Hello ' + person;
return output; // this return is required
}
// no return required
var sayHello = (person) => 'Hello ' + person;
We So Excited
All in all, though, I'm excited to see some of the things coming in ES6. Mozilla seems to be leading the pack of implementing features as soon as they reach TC39 consensus which is very exciting. It feels like there's a pretty bright future ahead for JavaScript as the community is finally starting to take it seriously in the past several years.
Update: If you'd like to use ES6 arrow functions now you can play around with Square's es6-arrow-function
project from Github. Seems like you could include it in your Grunt build process to extrapolate arrow functions you write in your code into their ES5 equivalents.


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