from anadroid.testing_framework.work.WorkUnit import WorkUnit
from anadroid.utils.Utils import execute_shell_command
RUNNER_OPTIONS = {
'plugin'
}
[docs]def convert_arg(key,val):
if key in RUNNER_OPTIONS:
return "-" + key + " " + val
else:
return "-" + key + " " + val
[docs]class MonkeyRunnerWorkUnit(WorkUnit):
"""extends WorkUnit functionality to adapt it to monkeyrunner executions."""
def __init__(self, bin_cmd):
super(MonkeyRunnerWorkUnit, self).__init__(bin_cmd)
[docs] def execute(self, package_name=None, *args, **kwargs):
self.command = (self.command + " " + package_name) if package_name is not None else self.command
for k, v in kwargs.items():
self.command += " " + convert_arg(k, v)
for v in args:
self.command += " " + v
print("executing command: " + self.command)
execute_shell_command(self.command).validate(("Error running command"))
[docs] def config(self, filepath=None, **kwargs):
cmd = self.command + " " + filepath if filepath is not None else self.command
for k, v in kwargs.items():
cmd += " " + convert_arg(k, v)
self.command = cmd


@(appForm: Form[models.users.Appointment],user: models.users.User)
@import helper._
@main("Appointment",user){
Book Appointment
@if(appForm.hasGlobalErrors){
@for(e <- appForm.globalErrors){
@e.message
}
}
@if(flash.containsKey("success")){
@flash.get("success")
}
@if(flash.containsKey("error")){
@flash.get("error")
}
@form(action=routes.AppointmentController.appointmentSubmit(), 'class -> "form-horizontal", 'role -> "form") {
@* CSRF attack prevention *@
@* This token, sent by the controller, will be used to authenticate the form submission *@
@CSRF.formField
@inputText(appForm("name"), '_label -> "Name", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("email"), '_label -> "Email", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("phoneNumber"), '_label -> "Phone Number", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("date"), '_label -> "Date (You Preferred)", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("time"), '_label -> "Time (You Preferred)", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("artist"), '_label -> "Artist", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("description"), '_label -> "Description of the Tattoo", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("size"), '_label -> "Size of the Tattoo", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("placement"), '_label -> "Place you want your Tattoo on", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("colour"), '_label -> "Colour of the Tattoo", 'class -> "form-control")
@inputText(appForm("id"), '_label -> "", 'hidden -> "hidden")
}
}


--- layout: post title: "New Year New Blog" subtitle: "From Blogger to Jekyll and GitHub Pages" date: 2016-12-21 12:00:00 author: "Bennet Schulz" ---
I used Blogger for more than two years as my blogging platform and it did a good job for this time.
I started blogging with this engine. It was easy to begin and easy to write content at the beginning. No additional
stuff like editing HTML needed. Just writing content. That was great for the beginning.
I also liked the idea of the Blogger App which allowes Bloggers to write content where ever they are.
Although I never used it, but two years before this was one of the features I think I would use frequently.
Nevertheless during the last year it became too unhandy for me as a developer.
I had to edit plain html to get good looking content because the WYSIWYG editor of Blogger was not good enough
anymore.
Adding gist snippets for example always looked crappy because of the blog design which was quite old fashioned and
it was uncomfortable to edit the underlying design template of my blog.
In addition to that it wasn't responsive and looked terrible on mobile.
Here's a example of my old blog design:
Therefore I migrated to a static Jekyll page hosted on GitHub Pages during the holidays. It gives me more flexibility because I have to do all the things Blogger comes with on my own. Adding Google Analytics, comment stuff using disqus, post- and general blog-design in HTML and CSS and so on.
I hope you like my new blog. Maybe there are some errors left and I didn't find them until you read this post. Would be nice if you could ping me if you find anything. Thanks in advance.


Java Enterprise Applications (JEAs) are large systems that integrate multiple technologies and programming languages. Transactions in JEAs simplify the development of code that deals with failure recovery and multi-user coordination by guaranteeing atomicity of sets of operations. The heterogeneous nature of JEAs, however, can obfuscate conceptual errors in the application code, and in particular can hide incorrect declarations of transaction scope. In this paper we present a technique to expose and analyze the application transaction scope in JEAs by merging and analyzing information from multiple sources. We also present several novel visualizations that aid in the analysis of transaction scope by highlighting anomalies in the specification of transactions and violations of architectural constraints. We have validated our approach on two versions of a large commercial case study.


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WITNESS LIST Agriculture & Livestock Committee June 4, 2002-9:00A Interim Charge 2 On: Brock, Mabry (Texas Department of Agriculture) Conover, Ted (Heritage Land Bank and Farm Credit Bank Associations) Deviney, Lee (Texas Department of Agriculture, TAFA) Graham, Ann (Texas Bankers Association) Hodges, Ken (Texas Farm Bureau) James, Randall (Texas Department of Banking) Kennedy, Robert (Texas Department of Agriculture) Kennon, James (Independent Bankers Association of Texas) Klinefelter, Danny (Texas Cooperative Extension) Mauldin, Mike (Texas Bankers Association) Outlaw, Joe (Texas Cooperative Extension) Scurlock, Steve (Independent Bankers Association of Texas) Smith, Edward (Texas Cooperative Extension) Waller, Mark (Texas Cooperative Extension)


Video: Chelsea’s Mason Mount scores first ever England goal as Three Lions make Kosovo pay for error by scoring fourth
by Sam WilkinsChelsea midfielder Mason Mount scored his first ever goal for the England national team this evening, as he scored late on against Kosovo following a defensive howler from the Three Lions’ opponents.
Having scored their third about 10 minutes earlier, Southgate’s side soon managed to find a fourth against Kosovo via Blues man Mount.
Whilst trying to play it out from the back, one of Kosovo’s defenders slipped, giving the ball to Kane, whose pass to Mount allowed the Chelsea star to slot home with ease.
A moment to remember for the Blues man!
Pictures via ITV Football


public final class Matrix4f extends java.lang.Object implements Savable, java.lang.Cloneable, java.io.Serializable
Matrix4f
defines and maintains a 4x4 matrix in row major order.
This matrix is intended for use in a translation and rotational capacity.
It provides convenience methods for creating the matrix from a multitude
of sources.
Matrices are stored assuming column vectors on the right, with the translation
in the rightmost column. Element numbering is row,column, so m03 is the zeroth
row, third column, which is the "x" translation part. This means that the implicit
storage order is column major. However, the get() and set() functions on float
arrays default to row major order!| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static Matrix4f |
IDENTITY |
float |
m00 |
float |
m01 |
float |
m02 |
float |
m03 |
float |
m10 |
float |
m11 |
float |
m12 |
float |
m13 |
float |
m20 |
float |
m21 |
float |
m22 |
float |
m23 |
float |
m30 |
float |
m31 |
float |
m32 |
float |
m33 |
static Matrix4f |
ZERO |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Matrix4f()
Constructor instantiates a new
Matrix that is set to the
identity matrix. |
Matrix4f(float[] array)
Create a new Matrix4f, given data in column-major format.
|
Matrix4f(float m00,
float m01,
float m02,
float m03,
float m10,
float m11,
float m12,
float m13,
float m20,
float m21,
float m22,
float m23,
float m30,
float m31,
float m32,
float m33)
constructs a matrix with the given values.
|
Matrix4f(Matrix4f mat)
Constructor instantiates a new
Matrix that is set to the
provided matrix. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Matrix4f |
add(Matrix4f mat) |
void |
addLocal(Matrix4f mat)
add adds the values of a parameter matrix to this matrix. |
Matrix4f |
adjoint()
Returns a new matrix representing the adjoint of this matrix.
|
Matrix4f |
adjoint(Matrix4f store)
Places the adjoint of this matrix in store (creates store if null.)
|
void |
angleRotation(Vector3f angles)
angleRotation sets this matrix to that of a rotation about
three axes (x, y, z). |
Matrix4f |
clone() |
void |
copy(Matrix4f matrix)
copy transfers the contents of a given matrix to this
matrix. |
float |
determinant()
determinant generates the determinate of this matrix. |
boolean |
equals(java.lang.Object o)
are these two matrices the same? they are is they both have the same mXX values.
|
void |
fillFloatArray(float[] f,
boolean columnMajor) |
java.nio.FloatBuffer |
fillFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb)
fillFloatBuffer fills a FloatBuffer object with
the matrix data. |
java.nio.FloatBuffer |
fillFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb,
boolean columnMajor)
fillFloatBuffer fills a FloatBuffer object with the matrix
data. |
void |
fromAngleAxis(float angle,
Vector3f axis)
fromAngleAxis sets this matrix4f to the values specified
by an angle and an axis of rotation. |
void |
fromAngleNormalAxis(float angle,
Vector3f axis)
fromAngleNormalAxis sets this matrix4f to the values
specified by an angle and a normalized axis of rotation. |
void |
fromFrame(Vector3f location,
Vector3f direction,
Vector3f up,
Vector3f left) |
void |
fromFrustum(float near,
float far,
float left,
float right,
float top,
float bottom,
boolean parallel) |
void |
get(float[] matrix)
get retrieves the values of this object into
a float array in row-major order. |
void |
get(float[] matrix,
boolean rowMajor)
set retrieves the values of this object into
a float array. |
float |
get(int i,
int j)
get retrieves a value from the matrix at the given
position. |
float[] |
getColumn(int i)
getColumn returns one of three columns specified by the
parameter. |
float[] |
getColumn(int i,
float[] store)
getColumn returns one of three columns specified by the
parameter. |
int |
hashCode()
hashCode returns the hash code value as an integer and is
supported for the benefit of hashing based collection classes such as
Hashtable, HashMap, HashSet etc. |
void |
inverseRotateVect(Vector3f vec)
inverseRotateVect rotates a given Vector3f by the rotation
part of this matrix. |
void |
inverseTranslateVect(float[] vec)
inverseTranslateVect translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix. |
void |
inverseTranslateVect(Vector3f data)
inverseTranslateVect translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix. |
Matrix4f |
invert()
Inverts this matrix as a new Matrix4f.
|
Matrix4f |
invert(Matrix4f store)
Inverts this matrix and stores it in the given store.
|
Matrix4f |
invertLocal()
Inverts this matrix locally.
|
boolean |
isIdentity() |
void |
loadIdentity()
loadIdentity sets this matrix to the identity matrix,
namely all zeros with ones along the diagonal. |
Matrix4f |
mult(float scalar) |
float[] |
mult(float[] vec4f)
mult multiplies an array of 4 floats against this rotation
matrix. |
Matrix4f |
mult(float scalar,
Matrix4f store) |
Matrix4f |
mult(Matrix4f in2)
mult multiplies this matrix with another matrix. |
Matrix4f |
mult(Matrix4f in2,
Matrix4f store)
mult multiplies this matrix with another matrix. |
Quaternion |
mult(Quaternion vec,
Quaternion store)
mult multiplies a quaternion about a matrix. |
Vector3f |
mult(Vector3f vec)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. |
Vector3f |
mult(Vector3f vec,
Vector3f store)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix and adds
translation. |
Vector4f |
mult(Vector4f vec)
mult multiplies a Vector4f about a rotation
matrix. |
Vector4f |
mult(Vector4f vec,
Vector4f store)
mult multiplies a Vector4f about a rotation
matrix. |
float[] |
multAcross(float[] vec4f)
mult multiplies an array of 4 floats against this rotation
matrix. |
Vector3f |
multAcross(Vector3f vec,
Vector3f store)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. |
Vector4f |
multAcross(Vector4f vec)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. |
Vector4f |
multAcross(Vector4f vec,
Vector4f store)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. |
void |
multLocal(float scalar)
mult multiplies this matrix by a scalar. |
Matrix4f |
multLocal(Matrix4f in2)
mult multiplies this matrix with another matrix. |
void |
multLocal(Quaternion rotation) |
Vector3f |
multNormal(Vector3f vec,
Vector3f store)
multNormal multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix, but
does not add translation. |
Vector3f |
multNormalAcross(Vector3f vec,
Vector3f store)
multNormal multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix, but
does not add translation. |
float |
multProj(Vector3f vec,
Vector3f store)
mult multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix and adds
translation. |
void |
read(JmeImporter e) |
Matrix4f |
readFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb)
readFloatBuffer reads value for this matrix from a FloatBuffer. |
Matrix4f |
readFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb,
boolean columnMajor)
readFloatBuffer reads value for this matrix from a FloatBuffer. |
void |
rotateVect(Vector3f vec) |
void |
scale(Vector3f scale)
Apply a scale to this matrix.
|
void |
set(float[] matrix)
set sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values assuming that the data is rowMajor order; |
void |
set(float[][] matrix)
set sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values. |
void |
set(float[] matrix,
boolean rowMajor)
set sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values; |
void |
set(float m00,
float m01,
float m02,
float m03,
float m10,
float m11,
float m12,
float m13,
float m20,
float m21,
float m22,
float m23,
float m30,
float m31,
float m32,
float m33)
Sets the values of this matrix
|
void |
set(int i,
int j,
float value)
set places a given value into the matrix at the given
position. |
Matrix4f |
set(Matrix4f matrix)
set sets the values of this matrix from another matrix. |
void |
setColumn(int i,
float[] column)
setColumn sets a particular column of this matrix to that
represented by the provided vector. |
void |
setInverseRotationDegrees(float[] angles)
setInverseRotationDegrees builds an inverted rotation from
Euler angles that are in degrees. |
void |
setInverseRotationRadians(float[] angles)
setInverseRotationRadians builds an inverted rotation from
Euler angles that are in radians. |
void |
setInverseTranslation(float[] translation)
setInverseTranslation will set the matrix's inverse
translation values. |
void |
setRotationQuaternion(Quaternion quat)
setRotationQuaternion builds a rotation from a
Quaternion . |
void |
setScale(float x,
float y,
float z)
Sets the scale.
|
void |
setScale(Vector3f scale)
Sets the scale.
|
void |
setTransform(Vector3f position,
Vector3f scale,
Matrix3f rotMat) |
void |
setTranslation(float[] translation)
setTranslation will set the matrix's translation values. |
void |
setTranslation(float x,
float y,
float z)
setTranslation will set the matrix's translation values. |
void |
setTranslation(Vector3f translation)
setTranslation will set the matrix's translation values. |
java.nio.FloatBuffer |
toFloatBuffer()
toFloatBuffer returns a FloatBuffer object that contains
the matrix data. |
java.nio.FloatBuffer |
toFloatBuffer(boolean columnMajor)
toFloatBuffer returns a FloatBuffer object that contains the
matrix data. |
Matrix3f |
toRotationMatrix() |
void |
toRotationMatrix(Matrix3f mat) |
Quaternion |
toRotationQuat() |
void |
toRotationQuat(Quaternion q) |
Vector3f |
toScaleVector()
Retreives the scale vector from the matrix.
|
void |
toScaleVector(Vector3f vector)
Retreives the scale vector from the matrix and stores it into a given
vector.
|
java.lang.String |
toString()
toString returns the string representation of this object. |
Vector3f |
toTranslationVector() |
void |
toTranslationVector(Vector3f vector) |
void |
translateVect(Vector3f data)
inverseTranslateVect translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix. |
Matrix4f |
transpose() |
Matrix4f |
transposeLocal()
transpose locally transposes this Matrix. |
void |
write(JmeExporter e) |
Matrix4f |
zero()
Sets all of the values in this matrix to zero.
|
public float m00
public float m01
public float m02
public float m03
public float m10
public float m11
public float m12
public float m13
public float m20
public float m21
public float m22
public float m23
public float m30
public float m31
public float m32
public float m33
public static final Matrix4f ZERO
public static final Matrix4f IDENTITY
public Matrix4f()
Matrix
that is set to the
identity matrix.public Matrix4f(float m00, float m01, float m02, float m03, float m10, float m11, float m12, float m13, float m20, float m21, float m22, float m23, float m30, float m31, float m32, float m33)
public Matrix4f(float[] array)
array
- An array of 16 floats in column-major format (translation in elements 12, 13 and 14).public Matrix4f(Matrix4f mat)
Matrix
that is set to the
provided matrix. This constructor copies a given Matrix. If the provided
matrix is null, the constructor sets the matrix to the identity.mat
- the matrix to copy.public void copy(Matrix4f matrix)
copy
transfers the contents of a given matrix to this
matrix. If a null matrix is supplied, this matrix is set to the identity
matrix.matrix
- the matrix to copy.public void get(float[] matrix)
get
retrieves the values of this object into
a float array in row-major order.matrix
- the matrix to set the values into.public void get(float[] matrix, boolean rowMajor)
set
retrieves the values of this object into
a float array.matrix
- the matrix to set the values into.rowMajor
- whether the outgoing data is in row or column major order.public float get(int i, int j)
get
retrieves a value from the matrix at the given
position. If the position is invalid a JmeException
is
thrown.i
- the row index.j
- the colum index.public float[] getColumn(int i)
getColumn
returns one of three columns specified by the
parameter. This column is returned as a float array of length 4.i
- the column to retrieve. Must be between 0 and 3.public float[] getColumn(int i, float[] store)
getColumn
returns one of three columns specified by the
parameter. This column is returned as a float[4].i
- the column to retrieve. Must be between 0 and 3.store
- the float array to store the result in. if null, a new one
is created.public void setColumn(int i, float[] column)
setColumn
sets a particular column of this matrix to that
represented by the provided vector.i
- the column to set.column
- the data to set.public void set(int i, int j, float value)
set
places a given value into the matrix at the given
position. If the position is invalid a JmeException
is
thrown.i
- the row index.j
- the colum index.value
- the value for (i, j).public void set(float[][] matrix)
set
sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values.matrix
- the matrix to set the value to.JmeException
- if the array is not of size 16.public void set(float m00, float m01, float m02, float m03, float m10, float m11, float m12, float m13, float m20, float m21, float m22, float m23, float m30, float m31, float m32, float m33)
public Matrix4f set(Matrix4f matrix)
set
sets the values of this matrix from another matrix.matrix
- the matrix to read the value from.public void set(float[] matrix)
set
sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values assuming that the data is rowMajor order;matrix
- the matrix to set the value to.public void set(float[] matrix, boolean rowMajor)
set
sets the values of this matrix from an array of
values;matrix
- the matrix to set the value to.rowMajor
- whether the incoming data is in row or column major order.public Matrix4f transpose()
public Matrix4f transposeLocal()
transpose
locally transposes this Matrix.public java.nio.FloatBuffer toFloatBuffer()
toFloatBuffer
returns a FloatBuffer object that contains
the matrix data.public java.nio.FloatBuffer toFloatBuffer(boolean columnMajor)
toFloatBuffer
returns a FloatBuffer object that contains the
matrix data.columnMajor
- if true, this buffer should be filled with column major data,
otherwise it will be filled row major.public java.nio.FloatBuffer fillFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb)
fillFloatBuffer
fills a FloatBuffer object with
the matrix data.fb
- the buffer to fill, must be correct sizepublic java.nio.FloatBuffer fillFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb, boolean columnMajor)
fillFloatBuffer
fills a FloatBuffer object with the matrix
data.fb
- the buffer to fill, starting at current position. Must have
room for 16 more floats.columnMajor
- if true, this buffer should be filled with column major data,
otherwise it will be filled row major.public void fillFloatArray(float[] f, boolean columnMajor)
public Matrix4f readFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb)
readFloatBuffer
reads value for this matrix from a FloatBuffer.fb
- the buffer to read from, must be correct sizepublic Matrix4f readFloatBuffer(java.nio.FloatBuffer fb, boolean columnMajor)
readFloatBuffer
reads value for this matrix from a FloatBuffer.fb
- the buffer to read from, must be correct sizecolumnMajor
- if true, this buffer should be filled with column
major data, otherwise it will be filled row major.public void loadIdentity()
loadIdentity
sets this matrix to the identity matrix,
namely all zeros with ones along the diagonal.public void fromFrustum(float near, float far, float left, float right, float top, float bottom, boolean parallel)
public void fromAngleAxis(float angle, Vector3f axis)
fromAngleAxis
sets this matrix4f to the values specified
by an angle and an axis of rotation. This method creates an object, so
use fromAngleNormalAxis if your axis is already normalized.angle
- the angle to rotate (in radians).axis
- the axis of rotation.public void fromAngleNormalAxis(float angle, Vector3f axis)
fromAngleNormalAxis
sets this matrix4f to the values
specified by an angle and a normalized axis of rotation.angle
- the angle to rotate (in radians).axis
- the axis of rotation (already normalized).public void multLocal(float scalar)
mult
multiplies this matrix by a scalar.scalar
- the scalar to multiply this matrix by.public Matrix4f mult(float scalar)
public Matrix4f mult(Matrix4f in2)
mult
multiplies this matrix with another matrix. The
result matrix will then be returned. This matrix will be on the left hand
side, while the parameter matrix will be on the right.in2
- the matrix to multiply this matrix by.public Matrix4f mult(Matrix4f in2, Matrix4f store)
mult
multiplies this matrix with another matrix. The
result matrix will then be returned. This matrix will be on the left hand
side, while the parameter matrix will be on the right.in2
- the matrix to multiply this matrix by.store
- where to store the result. It is safe for in2 and store to be
the same object.public Matrix4f multLocal(Matrix4f in2)
mult
multiplies this matrix with another matrix. The
results are stored internally and a handle to this matrix will
then be returned. This matrix will be on the left hand
side, while the parameter matrix will be on the right.in2
- the matrix to multiply this matrix by.public Vector3f mult(Vector3f vec)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. The
resulting vector is returned as a new Vector3f.vec
- vec to multiply against.public Vector3f mult(Vector3f vec, Vector3f store)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix and adds
translation. The resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. Created if null is passed.public Vector4f mult(Vector4f vec)
mult
multiplies a Vector4f
about a rotation
matrix. The resulting vector is returned as a new Vector4f
.vec
- vec to multiply against.public Vector4f mult(Vector4f vec, Vector4f store)
mult
multiplies a Vector4f
about a rotation
matrix. The resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. Created if null is passed.public Vector4f multAcross(Vector4f vec)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. The
resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.public Vector4f multAcross(Vector4f vec, Vector4f store)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. The
resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. created if null is passed.public Vector3f multNormal(Vector3f vec, Vector3f store)
multNormal
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix, but
does not add translation. The resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. Created if null is passed.public Vector3f multNormalAcross(Vector3f vec, Vector3f store)
multNormal
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix, but
does not add translation. The resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. Created if null is passed.public float multProj(Vector3f vec, Vector3f store)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix and adds
translation. The w value is returned as a result of
multiplying the last column of the matrix by 1.0vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in.public Vector3f multAcross(Vector3f vec, Vector3f store)
mult
multiplies a vector about a rotation matrix. The
resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a vector to store the result in. created if null is passed.public Quaternion mult(Quaternion vec, Quaternion store)
mult
multiplies a quaternion about a matrix. The
resulting vector is returned.vec
- vec to multiply against.store
- a quaternion to store the result in. created if null is passed.public float[] mult(float[] vec4f)
mult
multiplies an array of 4 floats against this rotation
matrix. The results are stored directly in the array. (vec4f x mat4f)vec4f
- float array (size 4) to multiply against the matrix.public float[] multAcross(float[] vec4f)
mult
multiplies an array of 4 floats against this rotation
matrix. The results are stored directly in the array. (vec4f x mat4f)vec4f
- float array (size 4) to multiply against the matrix.public Matrix4f invert()
public Matrix4f invert(Matrix4f store)
public Matrix4f invertLocal()
public Matrix4f adjoint()
public Matrix4f adjoint(Matrix4f store)
store
- The matrix to store the result in. If null, a new matrix is created.public float determinant()
determinant
generates the determinate of this matrix.public Matrix4f zero()
public void addLocal(Matrix4f mat)
add
adds the values of a parameter matrix to this matrix.mat
- the matrix to add to this.public Vector3f toTranslationVector()
public void toTranslationVector(Vector3f vector)
public Quaternion toRotationQuat()
public void toRotationQuat(Quaternion q)
public Matrix3f toRotationMatrix()
public void toRotationMatrix(Matrix3f mat)
public Vector3f toScaleVector()
public void toScaleVector(Vector3f vector)
the
- vector where the scale will be storedpublic void setScale(float x, float y, float z)
x
- the X scaley
- the Y scalez
- the Z scalepublic void setScale(Vector3f scale)
scale
- the scale vector to setpublic void setTranslation(float[] translation)
setTranslation
will set the matrix's translation values.translation
- the new values for the translation.JmeException
- if translation is not size 3.public void setTranslation(float x, float y, float z)
setTranslation
will set the matrix's translation values.x
- value of the translation on the x axisy
- value of the translation on the y axisz
- value of the translation on the z axispublic void setTranslation(Vector3f translation)
setTranslation
will set the matrix's translation values.translation
- the new values for the translation.public void setInverseTranslation(float[] translation)
setInverseTranslation
will set the matrix's inverse
translation values.translation
- the new values for the inverse translation.JmeException
- if translation is not size 3.public void angleRotation(Vector3f angles)
angleRotation
sets this matrix to that of a rotation about
three axes (x, y, z). Where each axis has a specified rotation in
degrees. These rotations are expressed in a single Vector3f
object.angles
- the angles to rotate.public void setRotationQuaternion(Quaternion quat)
setRotationQuaternion
builds a rotation from a
Quaternion
.quat
- the quaternion to build the rotation from.java.lang.NullPointerException
- if quat is null.public void setInverseRotationRadians(float[] angles)
setInverseRotationRadians
builds an inverted rotation from
Euler angles that are in radians.angles
- the Euler angles in radians.JmeException
- if angles is not size 3.public void setInverseRotationDegrees(float[] angles)
setInverseRotationDegrees
builds an inverted rotation from
Euler angles that are in degrees.angles
- the Euler angles in degrees.JmeException
- if angles is not size 3.public void inverseTranslateVect(float[] vec)
inverseTranslateVect
translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix.vec
- the Vector3f data to be translated.JmeException
- if the size of the Vector3f is not 3.public void inverseTranslateVect(Vector3f data)
inverseTranslateVect
translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix.data
- the Vector3f to be translated.JmeException
- if the size of the Vector3f is not 3.public void translateVect(Vector3f data)
inverseTranslateVect
translates a given Vector3f by the
translation part of this matrix.data
- the Vector3f to be translated.JmeException
- if the size of the Vector3f is not 3.public void inverseRotateVect(Vector3f vec)
inverseRotateVect
rotates a given Vector3f by the rotation
part of this matrix.vec
- the Vector3f to be rotated.public void rotateVect(Vector3f vec)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
returns the string representation of this object.
It is in a format of a 4x4 matrix. For example, an identity matrix would
be represented by the following string. com.jme.math.Matrix3f toString
in class java.lang.Object
public int hashCode()
hashCode
returns the hash code value as an integer and is
supported for the benefit of hashing based collection classes such as
Hashtable, HashMap, HashSet etc.hashCode
in class java.lang.Object
Object.hashCode()
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals
in class java.lang.Object
o
- the object to compare for equalitypublic void write(JmeExporter e) throws java.io.IOException
public void read(JmeImporter e) throws java.io.IOException
public boolean isIdentity()
public void scale(Vector3f scale)
scale
- the scale to applypublic void multLocal(Quaternion rotation)
public Matrix4f clone()
clone
in class java.lang.Object


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Hello, I am Austin Keate from Tinley Park, Illinois. I have four older sisters and a lot of cousins. I am majoring in Aviation Administration with a minor in Air Traffic Control Management. I enjoy aviation because the field is very interesting and always changing, allowing for a lot of engagement and work to be done. Over the summer I had a overnight airplane cabin cleaning job. Although I did not like my experience over the summer I look back and realize the mistakes that were made by management that helped me gain experience for my future job.
Throughout my life I have been very active in sports both watching and playing. The main ones I participate in are soccer and basketball. They are both very fast paced and fun to play and watch. I have played soccer all my life and am on the team here at Lewis. Basketball on the other hand is more for fun. I like to play with my friends and watch the games, especially the Bulls. Another hobby that I have is watching movies, in particular horror movies. Last semester I took a horror film class that made me appreciate and pay close attention to the details in movies and I have carried that into watching movies on a regular and dissecting them. Typically, I watch movies alone because when I watch them with my mom she talks over it and asks questions as if I know everything about the movie because I took one basic, intermediate class.
I play a decent amount of video games in my freetime, even though I am not that good at them. The ones I play the most are Rocket League, Fifa, Minecraft, and some old Mario games on the gamecube.


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1 "Listen before me in silence, you coastlands; let the nations renew their strength;
let them come near and speak; let us come near together to argue a dispute.
2 Who stirred up this one from the east? Who calls him in good order to his service?
He hands nations over to him and makes him able to subdue kings;
he makes them as the dust with his sword, as windblown stubble with his bow.
3 He pursues them and passes by safely, by a swift path that his feet scarcely touch.
4 Who has performed and accomplished these deeds? Who has summoned the generations from the beginning?
I, Yahweh, the first, and with the last ones, I am he.
5 The isles have seen and are afraid; the ends of the earth tremble;
they approach and come.
6 Everyone helps his neighbor, and every one says to one another, 'Be encouraged.'
7 So the carpenter encourages the goldsmith, and he who works with the hammer encourages him who works with an anvil,
saying of the welding, 'It is good.' They fasten it with nails so it will not topple over.
8 But you, Israel, my servant, Jacob whom I have chosen,
the offspring of Abraham my friend,
9 you whom I am bringing back from the ends of the earth, and whom I called from the far away places,
and to whom I said, 'You are my servant;' I have chosen you and not rejected you.
10 Do not fear, for I am with you. Do not be anxious, for I am your God.

You will rejoice in Yahweh, you will rejoice in the Holy One of Israel.
17 The oppressed and needy look for water, but there is none, and their tongues are parched for thirst;
I, Yahweh, will respond to their prayers; I,
the God of Israel, will not forsake them.
18 I will make streams to flow down the slopes, and springs in the middle of the valleys;
I will make the desert into a pool of
water, and the dry land into springs of water.
19 In the wilderness, the cedar, the acacia, and the myrtle, and the olive tree will grow;
I will cause to grow in the desert together the
fir tree, the pine, and the cypress.
20 I will do this so that the people may see, recognize, and understand together,
that the hand of Yahweh has done this, that the Holy One of Israel has created it.
21 Present your case," says Yahweh;
"present your best arguments for your idols," says the King of Jacob.
22 Let them bring us their own arguments; have them come forward and declare to us what will happen,
so we may know these things well.
Have them tell us of earlier predictive declarations, so we can reflect on them and know how they were fulfilled.
23 Tell things about the future, that we may know if you are gods;
do something good or evil, that we may be frightened and impressed.
24 See, your idols are of nothing, and your deeds are nothing; he who chooses you is abominable.
25 I have raised up one from the north, and he comes; from the sun's rising I summon him who calls on my name,
and he will trample the rulers like mud, like a potter who is treading on the clay.
26 Who announced this from the beginning, that we might know? And before time, that we may say, "He is right"?
Indeed none of them decreed it, yes, none heard you say anything.
27 I first said to Zion, "Look here they are;" I sent a herald to Jerusalem.
28 When I look, there is no one, not one among them who can give good advice,
who, when I ask, can answer a word.
29 Look, all of them are nothing,
and their deeds are nothing; their cast metal figures are wind and emptiness.


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The service's Unimog, a multi-purpose all-wheel drive which is commonly used for off roading and was built for agriculture, has also been sent to the scene.


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Has anyone used an OEM nanode with a mobile broadband connection? We have one set up here http://emoncms.org/lazonbypool (there is a blog to be written - Its a community swimming pool near Penrith, and is monitoring the river source heat pump) Because its only open in summer, a mobile internet system seemed most cost effective solution. The system is based on a little Huawei mobile broadband Wi-fi unit. This talks to a TP-Link TL-MR3020 Portable 3G/4G Wireless N Cable Router which has an emon base plugged into it. It works well generally, but on occasions it drops off and no matter what you do it won't respond. (red light on nanode stays on). Then (maybe the next day) it works faultlessly again. At times when it wont listen to the nanode base, it will work for other devices. EmonTx is giving signals OK, as seen by GLCD. I guess that these devices are not expecting to have a device continually sending tiny bits of data, and wonder if it drops it off at certain times (maybe when the network is busy?) Anyone got experience with this? Any suggestions.
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
Hi Guys,
Well done. I used TPLink wr703 (chinese version of same device) and flashed with openwrt. It was fairly reliable up to a month at a time but would then stop and needed to be power cycled. I found out that it was handing down from 3G to 2G which didn't quite work and as there is no 2G to 3G handover in Ireland it camped there until power cycled. I'm sure some code on openwrt could have automated this process. However it was around time Raspberry PI was released so I moved on.
I am now working with Raspberry Pi and Vodafone 3G dongle and the ready to go emoncmspi.
Some work has been done on mobile see post http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/1432
Cheers
Peter
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
I think I had a similar problem using a T-Mobile sim with my MF10 3G wiFi router with a Raspberry base. When I switched to a 3UK sim the problems went and so far have not reappeared.
I posted a thread about it here http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/2424
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
Many thanks PeterN and ngbod,
It's all a little above me, but I followed some of your links.
I need to consult with those with more understanding than I. I'm hopeful that we can get a solution with the 'kit' that we already have.
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
folks,
I need to get back to this also. I was able to get the SIM900 working with the OKG, though it shouldn't matter what base unit you have. I also saw it dropping the connection. So, I'll update the write-up soon and try to get it resolved.
This is something we would all love to get sorted.
I'll get my code up on github and post some updates over the next few days - lets see if I can nail this down over the next few weeks.....
Eamonn
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
while we wait.... has anyone seen this lib for the Pi? I'm not using the PI but it looks like a good idea......
http://blog.iteadstudio.com/raspberry-pi-sim900-gsmgprs-module-adapter-kit/
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
Eamonn, have you managed to get anywhere with this? The community pool continues to have regular gaps in the data. It would be great to get a solution.
many thanks
John
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
Lazonby Community open-air swimming pool (Penrith) will be opening in a few weeks and we would really like to get the monitoring working reliably
The system is based on a little Huawei mobile broadband Wi-fi unit. This talks to a
TP-Link TL-MR3020 Portable 3G/4G Wireless N Cable Router which has a normal emon
base plugged into it.
The system would work for days, but then it would fail to work -no matter what we tried it would not work.
Anyone got any advice for us?
Many thanks
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
I was using the TL-MR3420 router (same firmware as yours) with 3uk dongle and it used to lock up regularly too. I reflashed the modem firmware with openWRT firmware and the lockups stopped happening. I used the firmware from this site...http://www.ofmodemsandmen.com/index.html
Re: Mobile broadband connection to nanode
We have just had Lazonby swimming pool monitoring over the pool warm-up period, and its been faultless using an Orange sim card. Now we are back to the Vodafone one and now back to dropping out again over long-ish periods. The vodafone signal seems OK. I dont know why Orange should be more reliable than Vodafone. Any ideas?


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public class NoteDetect
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
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NoteDetect(double[] samples)
Class constructor specifying input samples.
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NoteDetect(double[] samples,
int sampleRate)
Class constructor specifying input samples and sampling rate.
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NoteDetect(float[] samples)
Class constructor specifying input samples.
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NoteDetect(float[] samples,
int sampleRate)
Class constructor specifying input samples and sampling rate.
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java.lang.String[] |
run()
Main library interface and fast way to get estimated notes
without in-depth study of other classes and methods provided
in library.
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java.lang.String[] |
run(double tolerance)
Main library interface and fast way to get estimated notes
without in-depth study of other classes and methods provided
in library.
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<T extends AbstractAlgorithm> |
setAlgorithm(java.lang.Class<T> algorithmClass)
Changes algorithm that converts data from time domain
to frequency domain (FFT or similar algorithms).
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void |
setSampleRate(int sampleRate)
Changes sound sampling rate.
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void |
setSamples(double[] samples)
Changes samples for further calculations.
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public NoteDetect(float[] samples)
samples
- Input sound samples, in time domain (standard representation).public NoteDetect(float[] samples, int sampleRate)
samples
- Input sound samples, in time domain (standard representation).sampleRate
- Sampling rate.public NoteDetect(double[] samples)
samples
- Input sound samples, in time domain (standard representation).public NoteDetect(double[] samples, int sampleRate)
samples
- Input sound samples, in time domain (standard representation).sampleRate
- Sampling rate.public void setSampleRate(int sampleRate)
sampleRate
- Sampling rate, default 44100 (Hz).public void setSamples(double[] samples)
samples
- Input sound samples, in time domain (standard representation).public <T extends AbstractAlgorithm> void setAlgorithm(java.lang.Class<T> algorithmClass) throws java.lang.InstantiationException, java.lang.IllegalAccessException
algorithmClass
- Class that extends AbstractAlgorithm class.java.lang.InstantiationException
java.lang.IllegalAccessException
public java.lang.String[] run(double tolerance) throws InvalidAlgorithmException, InputSamplesException, InvalidNoteException
tolerance
- Tolerance for estimating, 1.0 is most strict, 0.0 least.InvalidAlgorithmException
InputSamplesException
InvalidNoteException
public java.lang.String[] run() throws InvalidAlgorithmException, InputSamplesException, InvalidNoteException
InvalidAlgorithmException
InputSamplesException
InvalidNoteException


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This Lake Erie fishing map contains markers for boat launch ramps, mouths of rivers, notable docks (yacht clubs and marinas for example), and underwater structure. It may also contain some of my recorded catches. These markers range from Cleveland, OH all the way to Toledo. It comes with no guarantee and is for informational purposes only.
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Data Fields | |
| const | ACCOUNT = 'account' |
| const | CARD = 'card' |
| const | BANK_TRANSFER = 'banktransfer' |
| const | MPESA = 'mpesa' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_RWANDA = 'mobilemoneyrwanda' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_ZAMBIA = 'mobilemoneyzambia' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_UGANDA = 'mobilemoneyuganda' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_GHANA = 'mobilemoneyghana' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_FRANCO = 'mobilemoneyfranco' |
| const | MOBILE_MONEY_TANZANIA = 'mobilemoneytanzania' |
| const | QR = 'qr' |
| const | USSD = 'ussd' |
| const | CREDIT = 'credit' |
| const | BARTER = 'barter' |
| const | PAGA = 'paga' |
| const | VOUCHER = '1voucher' |
| const | PAY_ATTITUDE = 'payattitude' |
Definition at line 14 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const ACCOUNT = 'account' |
Definition at line 16 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const BANK_TRANSFER = 'banktransfer' |
Definition at line 18 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const BARTER = 'barter' |
Definition at line 29 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const CARD = 'card' |
Definition at line 17 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const CREDIT = 'credit' |
Definition at line 28 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_FRANCO = 'mobilemoneyfranco' |
Definition at line 24 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_GHANA = 'mobilemoneyghana' |
Definition at line 23 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_RWANDA = 'mobilemoneyrwanda' |
Definition at line 20 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_TANZANIA = 'mobilemoneytanzania' |
Definition at line 25 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_UGANDA = 'mobilemoneyuganda' |
Definition at line 22 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MOBILE_MONEY_ZAMBIA = 'mobilemoneyzambia' |
Definition at line 21 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const MPESA = 'mpesa' |
Definition at line 19 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const PAGA = 'paga' |
Definition at line 30 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const PAY_ATTITUDE = 'payattitude' |
Definition at line 32 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const QR = 'qr' |
Definition at line 26 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const USSD = 'ussd' |
Definition at line 27 of file PaymentOption.php.
| const VOUCHER = '1voucher' |
Definition at line 31 of file PaymentOption.php.


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--- layout: post title: Animating Multiple Controls on an Event using Microsoft Ajax AnimationExtender Controls date: 2007-02-03 13:51:00.000000000 -05:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: - AJAX - Animation meta: _encloseme: '1' orig_url: http://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/b/phaniraj/archive/2007/02/03/animating-multiple-controls-on-an-event-using-microsoft-ajax-animationextender-controls.aspx orig_site_id: '7524' orig_post_id: '1591839' orig_parent_id: '1591839' orig_thread_id: '493719' _wds_ratings_users: '0' orig_application_key: phaniraj orig_post_author_id: '56365' orig_post_author_username: PhaniRajuYN orig_post_author_created: Nov 10 2006 05:47:39:000PM orig_is_approved: '1' orig_attachment_count: '0' orig_url_title: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/phaniraj/archive/2007/02/03/animating-multiple-controls-on-an-event-using-microsoft-ajax-animationextender-controls.aspx opengraph_tags: | author: login: phanirajuyn email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Phani Raju MSFT first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
We can assocaite multiple controls on a single event on a control firing by using the "AnimationTarget" attribute of the Animation class.
lets take the example of a strip of thumbnails which should move upon click on the first thumbnail.
See Demo here
We have four thumbnails , arranged ina row , see screenshot below.
We shall use Four Image Controls and position them using Css Positioning Styles.
<!-- The thumbnails that move --> <asp:Image runat="server" Style="position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 100px" ImageUrl="~/thumbNails/___Fragile_heart____by_Liek.jpg" ID="imgThumbNail1" CssClass="imgThumbNail" /> <asp:Image runat="server" Style="position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 210px" ImageUrl="~/thumbNails/001_by_Frnak.jpg" ID="imgThumbNail2" CssClass="imgThumbNail" /> <asp:Image runat="server" Style="position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 320px" ImageUrl="~/thumbNails/AshXP_Design_1.jpg" ID="imgThumbNail3" CssClass="imgThumbNail" /> <asp:Image runat="server" Style="position: absolute; top: 100px; left: 430px" ImageUrl="~/thumbNails/Devotion_by_h16.jpg" ID="imgThumbNail4" CssClass="imgThumbNail" />
To associate an animation with a control , we need to use the AnimationExtender which is part of the AjaxControlToolKit.
<!-- The Animation Extender Control --> <cc1:AnimationExtender ID="AnimationExtender1" runat="server" TargetControlID="imgThumbNail1">
We add Animations to this control .
<Animations>
We Will move the thumbnails on Clicking on the asp:Image Control .
<OnClick>
The Animations will move in a sequence.
<Sequence>
The animations would be
1) The Image Resizes to a slightly bigger size
<Resize height= "130" width="120" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail4"></Resize>
2) It Goes back to its original size.
<Resize height= "110" width="100" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail4"></Resize>
3) It shifts by its horizontal and vertical positions relatively.
<Move vertical="0" horizontal="50" unit="px" relative ="true" duration="0.2" AnimationTarget="imgThumbNail4"></Move>
As you can very clearly see , we can animate controls that were not associated with an animation extender control by using the
"AnimationTarget" Property of the animations
This would repeat for all the 4 controls , the complete tag would look this .
<cc1:AnimationExtender ID="AnimationExtender1" runat="server" TargetControlID="imgThumbNail1"> <Animations> <OnClick> <Sequence> <Resize height= "130" width="120" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail4"></Resize> <Resize height= "110" width="100" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail4"></Resize> <Move AnimationTarget="imgThumbNail4" vertical="0" horizontal="50" unit="px" relative ="true" duration="0.2"></Move> <Resize height= "130" width="120" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail3"></Resize> <Resize height= "110" width="100" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail3"></Resize> <Move AnimationTarget="imgThumbNail3" vertical="0" horizontal="50" unit="px" relative ="true" duration="0.2"></Move> <Resize height= "130" width="120" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail2"></Resize> <Resize height= "110" width="100" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail2"></Resize> <Move AnimationTarget="imgThumbNail2" vertical="0" horizontal="50" unit="px" relative ="true" duration="0.2"></Move> <Resize height= "130" width="120" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail1"></Resize> <Resize height= "110" width="100" unit="px" duration ="0.05" AnimationTarget ="imgThumbNail1"></Resize> <Move AnimationTarget="imgThumbNail1" vertical="0" horizontal="50" unit="px" relative ="true" duration="0.2"></Move> </Sequence> </OnClick> </Animations> </cc1:AnimationExtender>
Clicking on the First Thumbnail , we can animate the other controls which do not have animation extenders associated with them.


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To configure a bunch of URLs in the same way, one can use a resource type configuration map, which is an XML file called map.rc-map
. This file has to be in the repository which is configured as the rti (resource type identifier) repository in a realm (in the file realm.xml
).
Within this file, one can define a wildcard matcher to select a group of URLs which points for every match to one resource-type-configuration, as in this example:
<rc-map>
<matcher pattern="/en/index.html" rcpath="/homepage_yanel-rc.xml"/>
<matcher pattern="/**.html" rcpath="/generic-xhtml-page_yanel-rc.xml"/>
<matcher pattern="/news/**.html" rcpath="/web-bulletin-entry_yanel-rc.xml"/>
</rc-map>
Please note that the attribute rcpath
uses absolute pathnames, because each repository is considered a separate volume, and all paths refer to the root of this volume, in this case the directory where the resource type configuration repository is located.


speechemotionrecognition.utilities module¶
author: harry-7
This file contains functions to read the data files from the given folders and generate Mel Frequency Cepestral Coefficients features for the given audio files as training samples.
-
speechemotionrecognition.utilities.
get_data
()[source]¶ Extract data for training and testing.
- Iterate through all the folders.
- Read the audio files in each folder.
- Extract Mel frequency cepestral coefficients for each file.
- Generate feature vector for the audio files as required.
Parameters: - data_path (str) – path to the data set folder
- flatten (bool) – Boolean specifying whether to flatten the data or not.
- mfcc_len (int) – Number of mfcc features to take for each frame.
- class_labels (tuple) – class labels that we care about.
Returns: Two numpy arrays, one with mfcc and other with labels.
Return type: Tuple[numpy.ndarray, numpy.ndarray]
-
speechemotionrecognition.utilities.
get_feature_vector_from_mfcc
(file_path: str, flatten: bool, mfcc_len: int = 39) → numpy.ndarray[source]¶ Make feature vector from MFCC for the given wav file.
Parameters: - file_path (str) – path to the .wav file that needs to be read.
- flatten (bool) – Boolean indicating whether to flatten mfcc obtained.
- mfcc_len (int) – Number of cepestral co efficients to be consider.
Returns: feature vector of the wav file made from mfcc.
Return type: numpy.ndarray


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layout: post
title: Hometown Sweethearts w/ John Popper- Folsom Prison
date: '2010-09-25T23:50:00.000-05:00'
author: Tom Ray
tags:
- blog
modified_time: '2013-02-09T22:55:23.047-06:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-11319466.post-7993161039101801377
blogger_orig_url: http://www.lorenzosmusic.com/2010/09/hometown-sweethearts-w-john-popper.html
---
I've been meaning to post this but kept forgetting. Our very own drummer Scott who is also in the band Hometown Sweethearts did a show where John Popper from Blues Traveller came and did a few songs with them.


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A class that represents a single node running in AppScale. It provides methods to easily see the IP address of a node, how to access it, and what roles (jobs) a node is currently running. If running in a cloud infrastructure, it also contains info about when we spawned the node (helpful for optimizing costs, which may charge on an hourly basis).
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 92 def self.deserialize(serialized) Djinn.log_debug("serialized is [#{serialized}]") split_data = serialized.split(":") roles = split_data[0..-2].join(":") keyname = split_data[-1].split(".")[0] Djinn.log_debug("Current roles are [#{roles}] and keyname is [#{keyname}]") return DjinnJobData.new(roles, keyname) end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 22 def initialize(roles, keyname) # format: "publicIP:privateIP:load_balancer:appengine:table-master:table-slave:instance_id:cloud" if roles.class != String abort("Roles must be a string, not a #{roles.class} containing #{roles}") end split_roles = roles.split(":") @public_ip = split_roles[0] @private_ip = split_roles[1] @jobs = [] @instance_id = split_roles[-2] # TODO: this is a bit hackey - would like to fix this someday if split_roles[-1].include?(".key") @cloud = split_roles[-2] else @cloud = split_roles[-1] end @ssh_key =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@creation_time = nil @destruction_time = nil # best variable name EVER appscale_jobs = ["load_balancer", "shadow"] appscale_jobs += ["db_master", "db_slave"] appscale_jobs += ["zookeeper"] appscale_jobs += ["login"] appscale_jobs += ["memcache"] appscale_jobs += ["open"] appscale_jobs += ["rabbitmq_master", "rabbitmq_slave"] appscale_jobs += ["babel_master", "babel_slave"] appscale_jobs += ["appengine"] # appengine must go last appscale_jobs.each { |job| @jobs << job if roles.include?(job) } end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 64 def add_roles(roles) new_jobs = roles.split(":") @jobs = (@jobs + new_jobs).uniq @jobs.delete("open") end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 162 def extend_time return if @creation_time.nil? or @destruction_time.nil? @destruction_time += ONE_HOUR end
#method_missing: will intercept calls to is_load_balancer?, is_appengine? and so on, without having all these methods to copy pasta as of writing this only the two named methods are in use TODO: remove this and place dynamic method adds in initialize
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 172 def method_missing(id, *args, &block) if id.to_s =~ %ris_(.*)\?/ if @jobs.include?($1) return true else return false end end super end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 71 def remove_roles(roles) new_jobs = roles.split(":") @jobs = (@jobs - new_jobs) @jobs = ["open"] if @jobs.empty? end
not the best name for this but basically correct
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 84 def serialize keyname = @ssh_key.split("/")[-1] serialized = "#{@public_ip}:#{@private_ip}:#{@jobs.join(':')}:#{@instance_id}:#{@cloud}:#{keyname}" Djinn.log_debug("Serialized current node to #{serialized}") return serialized end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 78 def set_roles(roles) @jobs = roles.split(":") end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 135 def set_time_info(creation_time, destruction_time) @creation_time = creation_time @destruction_time = destruction_time end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 141 def should_destroy? return false if @creation_time.nil? or @destruction_time.nil? if Time.now > @destruction_time return true else return false end end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 151 def should_extend? return false if @creation_time.nil? or @destruction_time.nil? # if we are about to kill the VM, don't do it if it's being used if should_destroy? and !@jobs.include?("open") return true else return false end end
Produces a Hash that contains all the information contained in this object.
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 104 def to_hash return { 'public_ip' => @public_ip, 'private_ip' => @private_ip, 'jobs' => @jobs, 'instance_id' => @instance_id, 'cloud' => @cloud, 'ssh_key' => @ssh_key, 'creation_time' => @creation_time, 'destruction_time' => @destruction_time } end
# File AppController/lib/djinn_job_data.rb, line 118 def to_s if @jobs.empty? jobs = "not doing anything" else jobs = @jobs.join(', ') end status = "Node in cloud #{@cloud} with instance id #{@instance_id}" + " responds to ssh key #{@ssh_key}, has pub IP #{@public_ip}," + " priv IP #{@private_ip}, and is currently #{@jobs.join(', ')}." + " It was created at #{@creation_time} and should be destroyed at " + "<EMAIL_ADDRESS>return status end


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) of an hysteresis
flux tube element is the sum of the power loss due to the static
ferromagnetic hysteresis (LossPowerStat
) and the power
loss due to eddy currents (LossPowerEddy
).
The two components LossPowerStat
and
LossPowerEddy
can be calculated as follows.
Where σcl
is the classical eddy current
factor (see
UsersGuide.Hysteresis.DynamicHysteresis) and V the volume of
the core material. The equations show that
LossPowerStat
acts as power sink and power source
(magnetic energy storage) whereas LossPowerEddy
is
always positive (Power sink). By means of an simple example the
following figures show the time course of the magnetic flux
density, the magnetic field strength and the hysteresis losses. The
pulsating course of the power loss (see Fig. 3c) makes it difficult
to estimate an average loss. For this reason, the hysteresis flux
tube elements are capable of directly computing the moving average
of the power losses. Therefore, t_avg
of the
"LossesAndHeat" tab of the elements parameter dialog may be
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During the dynamic extent of the signaling process for a particular condition object, signaling the same condition object again is permitted if and only if the situation represented in both cases are the same.
For example, a handler might legitimately signal the condition object that is its argument in order to allow outer handlers first opportunity to handle the condition. (Such a handlers is sometimes called a "default handler.") This action is permitted because the situation which the second signaling process is addressing is really the same situation.
On the other hand, in an implementation that implemented asynchronous keyboard events by interrupting the user process with a call to signal, it would not be permissible for two distinct asynchronous keyboard events to signal identical condition objects at the same time for different situations.


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SHRead2Error
Read spherical harmonic coefficients from a CHAMP or GRACE-like ascii-formatted file.
Usage
cilm
, error
, lmax
, gm
, r0_pot
, dot
, doystart
, doyend
, epoch
= SHRead2Error (filename
, lmaxin
)
Returns
cilm
: float, dimension (2,lmaxin
+1,lmaxin
+1)- The spherical harmonic coefficients contained in
filename
. error
: float, dimension (2,lmaxin
+1,lmaxin
+1)- The uncertainty of the spherical harmonic coefficients contained in
filename
. lmax
: integer- The maximum spherical harmonic degree of
cilm
. This is the minimum of the dimension ofcilm
andlmaxin
. gm
: float- The mass-gravitational constant.
r0_pot
: float- The reference radius of the potential coefficients.
dot
: float, dimension (2,lmaxin
+1,lmaxin
+1)- The time derivatives of the spherical harmonic coefficients. The dimension of this array can be smaller than
lmax+1
. doystart
: float- The starting time of the solution.
doyend
: float- The ending time of the solution
epoch
: float- The epoch time for the time derivates.
Parameters
filename
: character(*)- The ascii-formatted filename containing the spherical harmonic coefficients.
lmaxin
: integer- This spherical harmonic degree controls the dimension of the output array
cilm
. The coefficients betweenlmax+1
andlmaxin
will be set to zero.
Description
SHRead2Error
will read spherical harmonic coefficients from a CHAMP or GRACE-like ascii-formatted file into an array cilm
. The errors and time derivatives associated with the coefficients will be read if the optional arrays error
and dot
are specified, respectively. The staring and ending date of the solution are specified by the optional parameters doystart
and doyend
, and the epoch of the time derivates is specified by the optional parameter epoch
. The maximum spherical harmonic degree is read from the file, and the file does not need to be ordered by angular degree or order.
This routine does not read and output all parameters in the file. Records that are read (and at least partially output) include: EARTH
, GGM
, SHM
, GRCOF2
, GRDOTA
, CALSDV
, gfc
, gfct
, and dot
. Comments specified by the record CMMNT
will be print out to the screen, as will the record names that are not currently implemented.
Each line of the file starts with a character string describing what follows.
EARTH
orGGM
:GM
,R0_POT
SHM
: Maximum spherical harmonic degree of file.GRCOF2
,CALSDV
, orgfc
: spherical harmonic coefficients, formatted as (l
,m
,clm
,slm
) or (l
,m
,clm
,slm
,clm_error
,slm_error
).
See also
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Paperclip Fitness is a local startup that aims to A) provide college students useful information about their school sponsored recreational facility and B) aims to create a social hub within the recreational facility, letting students connect to each through the use of a mobile app.
The current app is in it’s beta stage. Robert would like us to give him design recommendations on how the app should look, that is backed up by of findings in validation tests, interviews, surveys, academic articles, and professional judgement.
We created a usability protocol that asks the user their first initial thoughts and impressions of the app, what its purpose is, followed by three tasks. In the end, we asked them to share their overall experience. Each team member conducted two usability tests on students who are college students that are familiar with the Co-Rec.
Users struggled with the following:
Heuristics are Jakob Nielsen’s broad rules of thumbs for design. There are a total of 10 heuristics that should be considered when designing.
*The bolded items will be the heuristics we will see in the Paperclip App. These will be defined, for simplicity, we will leave out the four heuristics that were either not violated or not evident in the app.
Each team member individually went through the heuristics and looked for troublesome areas that were mentioned previously by users in the usability test. We then tried to match the potential issues with a correlating heuristic. Severity was rated based on the frequency, persistent, and impact on usability. We did not do an evaluation on the feedback or report bug page as it is not something that would entice the users. In other words, it’s not the primarily part of the app.
Severity is rated based on a 0-4 scale. The rating number is based on frequency, persistence, and impact. It gives us a way to classify the heuristics and how severely they are violated. For instances where the severity was 0, we left it out because it does not indicate a problem.
IMLeagues is an online system that allows for managing registration, schedules, team rosters, communication, and more all in one easy‐to‐use place.
CSI Software is an integrated management solution to manage your facility. The software provides in-depth information on your patrons, security for your facility and scheduling for events.
InnoSoft Fusion provides some similar functions to PaperClip Fitness, such as event organization and facility usage. However, it seems to be entirely for staff, with no customer version.
By conducting interviews, we hoped to find some underlying problems that students may be facing. As well as look for some factors that either motivate or preventing them from going to the Co-rec. The information collected here also helps us develop personas, which will be talked about later on.
From our interviews here are some of the common traits/characteristics/behaviors we’ve noticed:
Personas are fictional character that represent real users of the product. They have complex behaviors and characteristics that are based off of real people. They help us see the product from the user’s perspective.
Personas are fictional character that represent real users of the product. They have complex behaviors and characteristics that are based off of real people. They help us see the product from the user’s perspective.
1 of the 3 finalized personas we developed. Each persona has a different personality as well as different goals, needs, and frustrations.
During the 15th week of our project, we met with Robert to go over Personas. It was at this time, Robert had told us of his decision to not partnering up with the Co-rec at this time. He wanted Paperclip Fitness to be a standalone app that would provide value and benefits to the patrons on it’s own. This meant some changes for us too… We were not longer bounded by Purdue Branding guides, this meant that we have to create a separate style guide on how the app might look. In order to provide the best value to the patrons, Robert needed to incorporate more features into the app. This meant that we would have to redesign the structure of the app in order to include several more features instead of the original “Call a Fitcon” and “Facility Usage”.
While we were conducting our interviews, Robert has been doing interviews of his own. He interviewed a total of 60 Purdue Students and here are some of the features they mentioned:
We were granted access to a SurveyMonkey account courtesy of Robert. We designed our survey to be short and simple. We presented the six features along with a short description of their functionalities. We then asked the participants to rank them from 1 to 6. 1 would be the most desirable and 6 being the least desirable.
Out of 26 responses, the top three choices for the most desirable features for an app such as Paperclip were:
1. Facility Usage
2. Information System
3. Navigation
The warmer colors of red,orange, and yellow is exactly what Robert wants. We know that typically reds, in the Western world, tend to represent STOP or otherwise negative connotations. Because of this, we will most likely leave out red but use primarily the orange and yellow to get that energetic feel Robert is looking for.
For our prototyping, we took our mockups from Figma and imported them into InVision, a prototyping software. Mockups were exported as PNGs to be used in InVision.
Here is the link to the prototype.


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var $curly = $('
');
To me, this is quick and easy, but it’s very unnatural typing HTML into JavaScript and I’ve seen this convenience become quickly (and horrifyingly) abused.1 MooTools deserves something cleaner and cooler, so today I realized I could use a limited selector to create an element. I liked that idea very much.
var curly = $E('div#curly.stooge');
(update: Apparently I’m not the first to think of this. A couple weeks before I wrote this post, this commit was made to MooTools 2.0 adding this capability to new Element
. The idea came from Thomas Aylott. I am so happy to see this become a part of the next version of MooTools!)
I know, $E
was used in MooTools 1.1 for finding an element by a selector with an optional filter, but that is longer the case in MooTools 1.2. Besides, $A
and $H
are used for to create a new array or hash, respectively, so it seems only natural to me to use $E
for creating an element. If you don’t like my reasoning, then you can change the name and I promise I won’t hunt you down.
function $E(tag, props) {
if (typeof props == ‘string’)
props = { style : props };
if (typeof tag == ‘string’) {
var id = tag.match(/#([\w-]+)/);
var classes = tag.match(/(?:\.[\w-])/);
tag = tag.replace(/[#.].*/, ’’);
props = props || {};
if (id) props.id = id1;
if (classes) props[‘class’] = classes0.replace(/\./g, ’ ’);
}
return new Element(tag || ‘div’, props);
};
(edit: a style string can now optionally be passed into props, further updates will be on GitHub here)
With this new magical utility function, you can quickly and easily create elements with an optional id and any number of classes, along with additional properties passed into the optional second argument. In fact, you can omit a tag and it’ll default to a

.
var moe = $E('#moe.stooge.leader', {...});
I’m pretty excited about using this new shortcut, and I hope you are too. Please shout out in the comments if you find it useful or have any tweaks.
Note to plugin developers: If you decide to use this, please place it inside of a closure so it doesn’t override someone else’s $E
function. I saw this suggestion on the MooTools Twitter2 so I can imagine this becoming a problem —
$E = document.getElement.bind(document);
1 Some even prefer to use double quotes and then escape all the attribute quotes. Ughh!


On this slide…
And it even works for paragraphs. :-)
Click again on this slide…
…and it even works for paragraphs. :-)
Timesheet powwa!
B …and it even works for paragraphs. :-)
B Timesheet powwa!


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
no cooking required
Serves
Serves 2
Cut the avocados in half, removing the skin and stone. Slice into four lengthways and arrange on a plate.
Toss the cooked, cold prawns in the lemon juice, cumin, salt, black pepper, and olive oil and place on top of the avocados.
Mix all the ingredients for the dressing in a bowl and drizzle over salad.
Serve immediately.


We started with a intresting idea about people opinion. We collect people thoughts and share the final expected result what people exactly want in related fields.
Phrase your thoughts into words and ask to people with the help of our platform. Same time you can vote for what you like.
From polls result get to know about people interest and what people need of in all the fields. Raise your voice by opinion to make changes in the world.
Find out the topic you are intrested in.Make sure you have clear idea about the specific topic that you are intrested in.
Add possible option in the poll. You should give a better option for a better opinios.Choose validity of the poll.
Share the created poll to appropiate audience via social media, email etc.
Results Will be publish as the validity expires of the poll.You will get notified with the results.


Singer in K-pop boyband BTS investigated after car crash "error"
SEOUL (Reuters) - A member of South Korean boy band BTS is being investigated by police after admitting he was at fault in a crash between a car he was driving and a taxi, the group’s management said.
Jung Kook, the group’s main vocalist, was driving in central Seoul last week when he hit a taxi due to an “an error on his part,” manager Big Hit Entertainment said on Monday. The 22-year-old immediately admitted violating traffic laws and was questioned by police.
“Both the victim and Jung Kook did not sustain major injuries,” Big Hit said in a statement.
“He made a statement at the police department and reached an amicable settlement with the victim.”
Management for Jung Kook, whose full name is Jeon Jung-kook, apologized to the victim and concerned fans. It did not give further details about the cause of the accident, citing an ongoing investigation, but local media said he violated a traffic signal.
Police officials in the central Seoul district of Yongsan declined to comment, citing internal rules.
The seven-strong BTS has spearheaded a wave of Korean pop music, crowning their success with three No. 1 albums on the Billboard chart in less than a year, a 2019 Grammy nomination and concerts from New York to Saudi Arabia.
The group last week wrapped up a world tour that included 10 cities and saw them perform in front of more than 1 million fans in total.


Note: Docs are already builded in this repository so you can skip build part and just serve them, but if you want to change the looks or add something in your local copy then you need to do build step first.
You first need to install typedoc:
npm install -g typedoc
Then you need to run npm build script:
npm run docs:build
And finally you need to start serving the docs with local http server, script uses as default http-server:
npm run docs:serve
Now open your web broweser and go to this address:
localhost:8080
Generated using TypeDoc


{% extends 'voteapp/base.html' %} {% block content %}
{{ballot.ballot_details| linebreaksbr}}
There are {{ election.ballot_set.count }} items on this ballot, click start to begin or select an item below to go directly to that ballot item.


getTimePromise function to convert Swim times based on ASA table getTime(convertFrom, convertTo, stroke, timing)
based on formula documented https://www.swimmingresults.org/downloads/equivalent-time-share/algorithm.php
inputs
(string)
is stroke as per the list.
(any)
(string)
is poolLength.
(time)
is time to convert from.
returns
(string)
is poolLength.
promise
:
returns a promise to supply the time
time
:
time per target
getTime function to convert Swim times based on ASA table getTime(convertFrom, convertTo, stroke, timing)
based on formula documented https://www.swimmingresults.org/downloads/equivalent-time-share/algorithm.php
inputs
(string)
is stroke as per the list.
(any)
(string)
is poolLength.
(time)
is time to convert from.
returns
(string)
is poolLength.
time
:
time per target


A summary of some new news related to CUNY's and CSI's response to the COVID-19 pandemic. See https://csi-covid19.github.io/ for the archive.
To add/suggest news, please email John Verzani
link The College Council and Faculty Senate Executive Committees sent a letter to the President and Provost with the plea:
Please find a letter backed by the overwhelming majority of the executive committees representing the entirety of the college governance at CSI. We urge you, as we have in the recent past, to adopt a different system to handle the unprecedented challenges we face as a community. Together we can work though this, divided, we stand little chance of emerging as a strong and vibrant institution.
link CSI Technology training schedule email was sent
link An email listing food resources available to all New Yorkers was sent
link The president emailed regarding the restricted campus access
link The provost emailed regarding Guidance #9 from CUNY
link CUNY shared academic guidance letter #9. Highlights include:
Commencement Celebrations Postponed
Summer 2020 — Distance Education
Fall 2020 — Guidance Forthcoming
link Kristen Lindvendt shareed an extensive Blackboard Virtual Workshop Schedule


├── Summer Intern at IIITH LRTC Lab (May 2021 - June 2021)
├
├ Build Machine learning model for English to Telugu conversion.
├
├
|── Remote Intern at IIITH (Nov 2020 - Jan 2021)
├
├ Worked on Human annotated Abstractive summarization Dataset Creation for Telugu language.
├ Leant about the core concepts of NLP.
├
├── Microsoft Student Partner (July 2019 - Present)
├
├ Organized various workshops on Cloud Computing, Programming,
├ Artificial Intelligence in university.
├


Attribution
I owe a debt of gratitude to the following for their invaluable contributions:
- JQuery: a javascript library developed initially by John Resig and now further developed by an extraordinary community. Every animation on this site owes something to JQuery.
- Pikachoose: the front page slideshow is an implementation of the Pikachoose Jquery plugin by Jeremy Fry. It's a fantastic piece of work.
- JCarousel: the side-scrolling menus of photographs are built on this handy JQuery plugin by Jan Sorgalla.
- PrettyPhoto: the excellent "lightbox" effect is generated by the JQuery plugin written by Stéphane Caron. Isn't it pretty?
I didn't get to this point in web design without a lot of help along the way. I learned most of what I know by studying others' work. Accordingly, all source files are available on the condition that you share alike. If you actually use any of my code in your website, great!—please just give me credit.
Curious folks will notice that I've compressed all the CSS and Javascript files—it helps with load times, but it makes it hard to follow, and my intent is not to obfuscate. Accordingly, please feel free to uncompress the files and use them in your own learning. (Alternately, just contact me and I'll happily get you the development versions of the files.)
All of the content on this website is ©2011 Christopher Krycho. Photographs are works licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.


const ( DefStartupGracePeriod = time.Second * 15 DefMembershipSampleInterval = time.Second DefLeaderAliveThreshold = time.Second * 10 DefLeaderElectionDuration = time.Second * 5 )
type ElectionConfig struct { StartupGracePeriod time.Duration MembershipSampleInterval time.Duration LeaderAliveThreshold time.Duration LeaderElectionDuration time.Duration }
LeaderElectionAdapter is used by the leader election module to send and receive messages and to get membership information
type LeaderElectionAdapter interface { // Gossip gossips a message to other peers Gossip(Msg) // Accept returns a channel that emits messages Accept() <-chan Msg // CreateProposalMessage CreateMessage(isDeclaration bool) Msg // Peers returns a list of peers considered alive Peers() []Peer // ReportMetrics sends a report to the metrics server about a leadership status ReportMetrics(isLeader bool) }
func NewAdapter(gossip gossip, pkiid common.PKIidType, channel common.ChainID, metrics *metrics.ElectionMetrics) LeaderElectionAdapter
NewAdapter creates new leader election adapter
LeaderElectionService is the object that runs the leader election algorithm
type LeaderElectionService interface { // IsLeader returns whether this peer is a leader or not IsLeader() bool // Stop stops the LeaderElectionService Stop() // Yield relinquishes the leadership until a new leader is elected, // or a timeout expires Yield() }
func NewLeaderElectionService(adapter LeaderElectionAdapter, id string, callback leadershipCallback, config ElectionConfig) LeaderElectionService
NewLeaderElectionService returns a new LeaderElectionService
Msg describes a message sent from a remote peer
type Msg interface { // SenderID returns the ID of the peer sent the message SenderID() peerID // IsProposal returns whether this message is a leadership proposal IsProposal() bool // IsDeclaration returns whether this message is a leadership declaration IsDeclaration() bool }
Peer describes a remote peer
type Peer interface {
// ID returns the ID of the peer
ID() peerID
}


{% extends "game/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %}
Kuiperbowl is a real-time multiplayer trivia game. To play, please join one of the default rooms below, or you can make your own by typing in the field.