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Bluetooth Low Energy CSRmesh 2.0
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Data Model API. More...
Modules | |
| Client | |
| Server | |
Data Structures | |
| struct | CSRMESH_DATA_STREAM_FLUSH_T |
| CSRmesh Data Model message types. More... | |
| struct | CSRMESH_DATA_STREAM_SEND_T |
| Sending Data: Upon receiving a DATA_STREAM_SEND message, the device first checks if the StreamSN field is the same as the StreamSequenceNumber model state. If these values are the same, the device passes the StreamOctets field up to the application for processing, and increments StreamSequenceNumber by the length of the StreamOctets field. It then responds with a DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED message with the current value of the StreamSequenceNumber. Note: The DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED message is sent even if the StreamSN received is different from the StreamSequenceNumber state. This allows missing packets to be detected and retransmitted by the sending device. More... | |
| struct | CSRMESH_DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED_T |
| Acknowledgement of data received. More... | |
| struct | CSRMESH_DATA_BLOCK_SEND_T |
| A block of data, no acknowledgement. Upon receiving a DATA_BLOCK_SEND message, the device passes the DatagramOctets field up to the application for processing. More... | |
The Data Model transmits either a stream or blocks of arbitrary data between two devices. For stream data, each octet within the stream has an octet number. This octet number provides the reliable delivery of the stream data as a sequence number. For block data, there is no reliable delivery of messages.
The data model has the following state:
StreamSequenceNumber is an unsigned 16-bit integer measured in octets. This value determines the octet number for the next message received.
Before sending a DATA_STREAM_SEND message, the client should send a DATA_STREAM_FLUSH message to set the current sequence number on the server to a known value.
When sending a number of octets, the client should split these octets into the minimum number of DATA_STREAM_SEND messages, and send each message in sequence with the appropriate sequence number. The client then awaits the DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED messages to determine if the data has been successfully received and acknowledged. If a DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED message is received and it has a next expected sequence number within the sent octets, then the DATA_STREAM_SEND message containing that octet number should be sent again.
If no DATA_STREAM_RECEIVED messages are received, then the client should resend the DATA_STREAM_SEND message until the device does acknowledge receipt.
The client may timeout the reliable delivery of these data stream octets. It should then send a DATA_STREAM_FLUSH message before sending additional stream octets to the server. The length of the time for the timeout is an implementation detail.
The timing of the DATA_STREAM_FLUSH message can be immediately after the timeout occurs, or it can be just before the delivery of the next sequence of octets. This is an implementation detail.


Select Request. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| (id) | - init |
| Default constructor for a new SelectRequest object. | |
| (id) | - initWithSelectExpression: |
| Constructs a new SelectRequest object. | |
| (id) | - initWithSelectExpression:andConsistentRead: |
| Constructs a new SelectRequest object. | |
| (NSString *) | - description |
| Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging. | |
Properties | |
| NSString * | selectExpression |
| The expression used to query the domain. | |
| NSString * | nextToken |
A string informing Amazon SimpleDB where to start the next list of ItemNames . | |
| bool | consistentRead |
| Determines whether or not strong consistency should be enforced when data is read from SimpleDB. | |
| bool | consistentReadIsSet |
Select Request.
| - (NSString * SimpleDBSelectRequest.)description |
Returns a string representation of this object; useful for testing and debugging.
| - (id SimpleDBSelectRequest.)init |
Default constructor for a new SelectRequest object.
Callers should use the property methods to initialize this object after creating it.
| - (id SimpleDBSelectRequest.)initWithSelectExpression: | (NSString *) | theSelectExpression |
Constructs a new SelectRequest object.
Callers should use properties to initialize any additional object members.
| theSelectExpression | The expression used to query the domain. |
| - (id SimpleDBSelectRequest.)initWithSelectExpression: | (NSString *) | theSelectExpression | ||
| andConsistentRead: | (bool) | theConsistentRead | ||
Constructs a new SelectRequest object.
Callers should use properties to initialize any additional object members.
| theSelectExpression | The expression used to query the domain. | |
| theConsistentRead | Determines whether or not strong consistency should be enforced when data is read from SimpleDB. If true , any data previously written to SimpleDB will be returned. Otherwise, results will be consistent eventually, and the client may not see data that was written immediately before your read. |
- (bool) consistentRead [read, write, assign] |
Determines whether or not strong consistency should be enforced when data is read from SimpleDB.
If true
, any data previously written to SimpleDB will be returned. Otherwise, results will be consistent eventually, and the client may not see data that was written immediately before your read.


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Beginning Nov. 25, people found guilty of a second offence will only ever be allowed to drive vehicles equipped with an alcohol ignition interlock device, which prevents the car from starting until the driver has blown into a mouthpiece that measures blood-alcohol concentration.
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The CEO of Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada expressed support for the rule, which he described as "by far the most progressive in North America and globally" when it comes to interlock devices and repeat offenders.
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"The tougher the penalties become, (the more) they will find and try to find ways around complying with that legislation," Murie said Monday in a phone interview.
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defines several fields of instance data which will be used by all of its subclasses.
There are several variable data fields which make sure that a given Preference gadget will not be usable by those without the proper privileges; other fields make sure that the gadgets will not appear to those users whose UI levels indicate that they would be confused by the presence of such an object. Keep in mind that if all gadgets in your module demand some privilege or User level, you should reflect this in the routine which provide Preferences module information about your module.
Code Display 22-4 PrefClass Instance Data
@class PrefClass, GenClass, master, variant;
@instance PrefAttributes PI_attrs = (PA_LOAD_IF_USABLE|PA_SAVE_IF_USABLE);
typedef ByteFlags PrefAttributes; #define PA_REBOOT_IF_CHANGED 0x80 /* This bit signals that changes in the state of * this object requires a system reboot to take effect. */
#define PA_LOAD_IF_USABLE 0x40 /* Load options only if this object is usable (this is ON by default). */
#define PA_SAVE_IF_USABLE 0x20 /* Save options only if this object is usable (this is ON by default) */
#define PA_SAVE_IF_ENABLED 0x10 /* Save options only if this object is enabled */
#define PA_SAVE_IF_CHANGED 0x08 /* Save options only if this object has changed. */
@vardata optr ATTR_PREF_REBOOT_STRING; /* This is the string passed to MSG_PREF_MGR_DO_REBOOT_DIALOG -- the * string must be in a SHARABLE LMEM resource and is incorporated into the * middle of another sentence. In English, the sentence is "The system software * will shut down and restart to change the <reboot_string>. Do you wish * to proceed?" * * If an object has its PA_REBOOT_IF_CHANGED attribute set, it will scan for * this attribute, first in itself, then up the generic tree, until it * finds one. */ @reloc ATTR_PREF_REBOOT_STRING, 0, optr;
@vardata PrefMgrFeatures ATTR_PREF_REQUIRED_FEATURES; /* features bits that must be set for this object to be usable. */
@vardata PrefMgrFeatures ATTR_PREF_PROHIBITED_FEATURES; /* features bits that must not be set for this object to be usable. */
@vardata UIInterfaceLevel ATTR_PREF_MIN_LEVEL; /* interface level below which this object will not be usable */
@vardata UIInterfaceLevel ATTR_PREF_MAX_LEVEL; /* interface level above which this object will not be usable */
In addition to the instance data fields, there are messages which allow for the dynamic retrieval and updating of these fields.
void MSG_PREF_SET_INIT_FILE_CATEGORY( const char *category);
Pref objects automatically respond to this message by changing the value of the ATTR_GEN_INIT_FILE_CATEGORY variable data field. This is a utility message; similar functionality is available via MSG_META_ADD_VAR_DATA.
Source: Anywhere
Destination: Any
PrefClass
object.
Parameters: category Null-terminated category string.
Return: Nothing.
Boolean MSG_PREF_HAS_STATE_CHANGED();
This message determines whether the object or any of its children have changed since the last time options were loaded. This is used in conjunction with the PA_REBOOT_IF_CHANGED flag that can be set for an object--this flag signals that, if the object changes state, then GEOS should be restarted for the change to go into effect.
Source:
PrefClass
object sends this message to itself when handling
MSG_PREF_GET_REBOOT_INFO
.
Destination: Self.
Parameters: None.
Return: Should return true (i.e. non-zero) if state has changed, false (i.e. zero) otherwise.
Interception: New
PrefClass
subclasses will use this to compare the object's current state against the "original" state, assuming one was stored.
optr MSG_PREF_GET_REBOOT_INFO();
This message asks whether the system will need to reboot as a result of changes. If a reboot is necessary, the dialog will then notify the user of the reboot, and give the user a chance to abort (since the system reset may be a lengthy process on some systems).
Source: PrefDialog sends this message to all children on an apply.
Destination: Any Pref- object.
Interception: Subclasses should check the PA_REBOOT_IF_CHANGED flag--if the flag is set, the object should compare its present value to its "original" value. If a reboot is never needed, then do nothing.
If a reboot is necessary, the method should return the string to use when rebooting. The standard way to do this is via
MSG_PREF_GET_REBOOT_STRING
.
If possible, developers should try to avoid situations where a system reset is necessary, and use mechanisms such as the General Change Notification instead.
Parameters: None.
Return: Zero if no reboot needed; otherwise the OD of string to insert in the confirm-shutdown dialog box. The string will be inserted into a sentence; the string should describe what is changing. You may wish to use the value of ATTR_PREF_REBOOT_STRING.
See Also:
MSG_PREF_GET_REBOOT_STRING
, ATTR_PREF_REBOOT_STRING.
optr MSG_PREF_GET_REBOOT_STRING();
This message should return the optr of a string in a sharable local memory resource. This string will display in the dialog box which asks the user if it is all right to shut down. If a given object doesn't know of a good string to supply, it should forward the message on to its parent in the generic tree. The default
PrefClass
handler returns the value stored in ATTR_PREF_REBOOT_STRING.
Source: Pref- object sends this message to itself.
Destination: Any
PrefClass
object.
Parameters: Nothing.
Return: Object Pointer of string (or NULL if not found).
void MSG_PREF_INIT( PrefMgrFeatures features, UIInterfaceLevel level);
This message initializes the object. The object should perform any required set-up to appear on-screen. The PrefDialog object will send this object to all of its children when the dialog is first initiated.
Source: Generic Parent
Destination: Any Pref- object.
Parameters: features This structure tells you a bit what sorts of changes the user prepared to make.
Return: None.
Interception: Default behavior is to determine whether to make the object usable based on UI level and features (or will be, when implemented). Subclass should call superclass before handling, as subclass behavior may be different if the object is not usable.
void MSG_PREF_NOTIFY_DIALOG_CHANGE( PrefDialogChangeType type);
This message goes out via PDGCNLT_DIALOG_CHANGE list bound to PrefDialog object telling interested parties of a change in the box's state. It is sent when the dialog box is being opened, closed, or destroyed.
Source: PrefDialog object.
Destination: Any Pref- object registered on PDCGCNLT_DIALOG_CHANGE.
Interception: This message has no default handler; it must be intercepted to do anything useful.
Structures:
typedef enum { PDCT_OPEN, PDCT_CLOSE, PDCT_DESTROY, PDCT_RESTART, PDCT_SHUTDOWN } PrefDialogChangeType;
void MSG_PREF_SET_ORIGINAL_STATE();
This message copies the object's current state to the "original" value field, which will be used on a
MSG_GEN_RESET
.
Parameters: None.
Return: Nothing.
Interception: Subclasses should respond to this message by copying their current value to whatever instance field represents the "original" state of the object.


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Backup |
Backup |
Backup |
Save a backup file |
|
Restore |
Restore Restore # |
Restore Restore 3 |
Restore a backup (# = number assigned to the backup) |
|
Texanim 2 |
Texanim
<framelist> |
Texanim C:\my
games\revolt\levels\nhood1\framelist.txt |
Loads framelist |
|
Script |
Script
<Script file> |
Load C:\my games\revolt\levels\nhood1\script.txt |
Load a batch instruction file |
|
Clean |
Clean |
Clean |
Clean current directory from prm
files generated by W_Console (message to ask to
remove backup world files as well) |
(1): load = open
(2): Texanim = multiframe
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Pick |
Pick world |
Pick world Pick load |
User interface to load a world file |
|
Pick texanim |
Pick framelist Pick texanim |
User interface to load a frame list file |
Shell
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Dir |
Dir |
Dir |
Get Current directory’s files |
|
Cd |
Cd <directory> |
Cd C:\my games\revolt\levels\ Cd ..\ |
Change directory ..\ = upper (parent) directory |
|
Explore |
Explore |
Explore |
Open Explorer and explore to current directory |
|
Run |
Run
<bat/exe> |
Run rvglue.bat Run ase2w –m file.prm |
Launch an exe/batch file |
|
Revolt |
Revolt |
Revolt |
Open Re-Volt in –window –dev
mode |
Selection and Loops
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Select |
Select # Select mesh
# |
Select 18 Select mesh 12 |
Select a mesh |
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
For |
For # # #-># : statement |
For 1->20: animate For 12 15: list For 0 9 17->31: getinfo |
Select meshes and apply statements to them |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
getByTex |
getByTex
<Tex>: instruction |
GetByTex G: list GetByTex 0:
animate |
Get meshes by Texture index/character (A~I, 0~30) |
|
getByType |
getByType
<type>: instruction |
GetByType dblsd: shade 0 0 0 |
Get meshes by Flag/Type See Poly types for more infos
|
List
and information
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Listall |
Listall |
Listall |
Get a full list of polys |
|
List |
List |
List |
Get a full list of current mesh’s polies |
|
Getinfo |
Getinfo |
Getinfo |
Get Current mesh informations |
|
Count |
Count polys |
Count polys Count poly |
Count the polys in current mesh |
|
Count
meshes |
Count meshes Count mesh |
Count the meshes in current World |
|
|
Count
vertices |
Count Vx Count vertices Count vertex |
Count the vertices in current mesh |
|
|
Texanim list |
Texanim
list |
Texanim list |
Get all texture animations |
|
|
|
|
|
|
ENVshade list |
Envshade
list |
Envshade list |
List all ENV (fake reflection) colors and the
polygons assigned |
* For Counting and listall,
a World file has to be loaded
* For Counting polys and listing, a mesh has to be selected
|
getByTex |
getByTex <Tex> |
GetByTex G GetByTex 0 |
Get meshes by Texture index/character (A~I, 0~30)
and list them |
|
getByType |
getByType
<type> |
GetByType dblsd |
Get meshes by Flag/Type and list them See Poly types for more infos
|
Manipulation
(Mesh and Polygons)
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Convert |
Convert Quads |
Convert quads |
Convert a mesh from triangular to quads |
|
Shade |
Shade A R
G B Shade R G
B |
Shade 220 220 200 Shade 128 64 128 255 |
Shade a mesh (color it) A = Alpha (transparency), 0= transparent, 255 =
opaque R = Red B = Blue |
|
Tpage |
Tpage
<Tex> |
Tpage 2 Tpage C |
Assign Texture n°2 (C) to current mesh (remap) |
|
Flag |
Flag
<type> Type
<type> |
Flag env Type env texanim |
Assign type to current mesh |
|
Animate 1 |
Animate |
Animate |
Animate Current mesh (from loaded framelist) |
|
Anim |
Anim
# |
Anim 2 |
Assign the animation n°# to current poly (eq to flag texanim , tpage #) |
|
Export |
Export |
Export |
Export The current mesh to .PRM file (centered) |
(1): Requires a loaded world, a loaded framelist and a selected mesh
Manipulation
(Texture Animation)
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Texanim deleteall * |
Texanim deleteall |
Texanim deleteall |
Delete all texture animations |
|
Texanim delete* |
Texanim delete
# |
Texanim delete
2 |
Delete a texture animation (index #) |
*: Still experimental
Manipulation
(ENV)
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Envshade |
Envshade
# R G B Envshade
# A R G B |
Envshade
2 0 0 255 Envshade
8 128 255 255 255 |
Change Env’s color (Envshade list for listing) # = index of ENV R = Red G = Green B = Green A = alpha (not recommended) |
Generate
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Generate Environment list |
Generate envlist |
Generate Envlist Generate Env |
Generate (fake) reflection (ENV) list (if not
generated) |
|
Generate Frame list |
Generate Framelist |
Generate Framelist |
Generate a framelist at
your working directory (worldfile.w_framelist.txt) |
Low level
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
ply |
ply
MESH_INDEX POLY_INDEX KEY VALUE |
Ply 18 2 type dblsd |
Edit Poly directly KEY: tpage, type,u0,u1,...,v0,v1,....vi0,vi1... |
|
ta |
ta
ANIMATION_INDEX FRAME_INDEX KEY VALUE |
Ta 2 1 time 0.016 |
Edit texture animation directly KEY: texture, time, uv1x,uv1y,uv2x.... uv4y |
|
Decode |
Decode |
Decode |
Decode (dump) current world file into Ali-Kay’s
Re-Volt language |
Control
and Console
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Stopping executing a
command |
Break Stop |
Break Stop |
Stopping executing a command |
|
Silent |
Silent |
Silent |
Activate Silent mode (by default inactive) |
|
Verbose |
Verbose |
Verbose |
Activate Verbose mode (by default active) |
|
Dowrite |
Dowrite
message |
Dowrite Hello
world |
Write a message to console |
|
Cls |
Cls |
Cls |
Clear Current console |
|
Log |
Log |
Log |
Write log file |
|
Exit |
Exit |
Exit |
Exit program |
Preview
|
Instruction |
Usage |
Example |
Goal |
|
Nvfv |
Nvfv Fvnv |
Fvnv Nvfv |
Detect nVolt and FreeVolts (usually done at startup) |
|
Preview (mesh) 1 |
Preview Preview
mesh Preview
this |
Preview Preview mesh Preview this |
Preview current mesh (after automated export) |
|
Preview (level) 2 |
Preview
world Preview
level Preview * |
Preview world Preview level Preview * |
Preview current world |
|
Fvpreview 1 |
Fvpreview |
Fvpreview |
Force FreeVolts to preview
Current mesh |
|
FvWpreview 2 |
fvWpreview |
Fvwpreview |
Force FreeVolts to preview
current world |
(1): a world file has to be loaded ,
a mesh has to be selected first
(2): a world file must be loaded
Note: nVolt’s priority
is higher than FreeVolts’, Thus,
if you have both of nVolt and FreeVolts
only nVolt will be taken (force preview to overtake
this)
nVolt
must be installed in : Your Documents\nVolt\nVolt.exe
(just extract to your documents)
FreeVolts must be installed in: C:\windows\rv2.exe
(extract to C:\Windows or your Windows directory)
Types
|
Type |
W_Console name |
Usage |
|
Quad |
Quad |
4-vertices
polygon |
|
Double
sided |
Dblsd |
Double sided polygon (two faces are visibles : front and back) |
|
Transparency |
Trans |
Transparency |
|
Transparency type: Normal (0), additive (1) |
Ttype |
Transparency |
|
Texture animation |
Texanim |
Texture Animation Enabled: Note! The texture must be set to be Animation Index |
|
Environment ON |
Env |
(fake) reflection enabled |
Textures
|
Index |
Bitmap |
Usage |
|
0,
1, 2, 3 … 9 |
A, B, C, D… I |
Normal
track textures |
|
-1 |
@ |
Untextured |
Rv-Chaos
table
|
Number |
Texture Filename |
Number |
Texture Filename |
|
-1 |
No texture (normal Basecolor of object) |
15 |
AI 5
Car.bmp |
|
0 |
xxxA.bmp |
16 |
AI 6
Car.bmp |
|
1 |
xxxB.bmp |
17 |
AI 7
Car.bmp |
|
2 |
xxxC.bmp |
18 |
AI 8
Car.bmp |
|
3 |
xxxD.bmp |
19 |
AI 9
Car.bmp |
|
4 |
xxxE.bmp |
20 |
AI 10
Car.bmp |
|
5 |
xxxF.bmp |
21 |
AI 11
Car.bmp |
|
6 |
xxxG.bmp |
22 |
GFX\Font.bmp |
|
7 |
xxxH.bmp |
23 |
GFX\Spru.bmp |
|
8 |
xxxI.bmp |
24 |
GFX\Envstill.bmp |
|
9 |
xxxJ.bmp |
25 |
GFX\Envroll.bmp |
|
10 |
Own Car.bmp |
26 |
GFX\Shadow.bmp |
|
11 |
AI 1 Car.bmp |
27 |
GFX\FxPage1.bmp |
|
12 |
AI 2 Car.bmp |
28 |
GFX\FxPage2.bmp |
|
13 |
AI 3 Car.bmp |
29 |
GFX\FxPage3.bmp |
|
14 |
AI 4 Car.bmp |
30 |
GFX\Loading.bmp |
KEYS (polygons)
|
Name |
Usage |
|
Tpage |
Texture |
|
Type |
Polygon type |
|
U0, v0, u1, v1 … u3,v3 |
UV map |
|
Vi0, vi1, vi2, vi3 |
Vertex index |
|
C0,c1,c2,c3 |
Colors |
Texture animation
Texture animation file
Texture animation file is an ASCII-text file which
structure is like the following:
Frame 0
Texture: G
Time: 0,01
uv1: 0,12x0,54
uv2: 0x0,57
uv3: 0x0,5
uv4: 0,2x0,5
End Frame
Frame 1
Texture: G
Time: 0,01
uv1: 0,11934x0,54
uv2: -0,00066x0,57
uv3: -0,00066x0,5
uv4: 0,19934x0,5
End Frame
More general:
Frame N
Texture: <Tex>
Time: 0.001
uv1: UxV
uv2: UxV
uv3: UxV
uv4: UxV
End frame
Where U and V are two float numbers from 0~1
|
Name |
Usage |
|
Tpage Texture |
Texture |
|
Time Delay |
Delay of frame |
|
Uv1 Uv2 Uv3 Uv4 |
UV map |
KEYS (Texture animation for ‘ta’
)
|
Name |
Usage |
|
Tpage |
Texture |
|
Time / delay |
Delay of frame |
|
U0, v0, u1, v1 … u3,v3 |
UV map |
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updated: January’25th
January’24th
2012 (by Kallel A.Y)


Returns a ranking of moves, including their usage stats.
| Query parameters | |
|---|---|
| Required parameters | |
format
|
string
Name of the format you want to get the stats from. Example: [Gen 7] Ubers
|
| Optional parameters | |
baseline
|
number
Ranking baseline you want to apply. Only certain baselines are available. If you do not specify a baseline. The default baseline is used. Examples: 0 ,
1500 ,
1630 ,
1695 ,
1760 ,
1825
|
month
|
string
The month when the usage stats were taken. Format: YYYY-MM
Example: 2018-10
By default, it uses the latest month. |
pos
|
string
Filters by the position in the ranking. List of conditions. Format: condition1, condition2...
Types of conditions:
Example: <=50
|
usage
|
string
Filters by the usage (%). List of conditions. Format: condition1, condition2...
Types of conditions:
Example: <=50
|
raw
|
string
Filters by the raw count. List of conditions. Format: condition1, condition2...
Types of conditions:
Example: <=50
|
id
|
string
Chooses a single move. Example: hyperbeam
|
return-as
|
string
Sets the format for the result. Set as xml to get the result as XML.
Set as json to get the result as JSON.
Default format is json .
|
If you requested the response as JSON, the method will return a body with the following structure:
If you requested the response as XML, the method will return a body with the following structure:
| Properties | |
|---|---|
feature
|
string
API feature you requested. |
year
|
number
Year when the usage stats were taken. |
month
|
number
Month of the year (01 - 12) when the usage stats were taken. |
format
|
string
Format name. |
baseline
|
number
Baseline used for the usage stats compilation. |
total
|
number
Total moves counted. |
id
|
string
Move identifier. |
name
|
string
Move name. |
pos
|
number
Position of the move in the ranking. |
usage
|
number
Usage of the move. |
raw
|
number
Raw count of the move. |
| Status | Error Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
404
|
MONTH_NOT_AVAILABLE
|
This error means the month you specified was not found.
Maybe you spell it wrong or the month is not available. |
404
|
FORMAT_NOT_FOUND
|
This error means the format you specified was not found.
Maybe you spell it wrong or the format is not available. |
404
|
BASELINE_NOT_AVAILABLE
|
This error means you specified a baseline that is not available. |


Base Converter
Input
0
From Base
To Base
Binary
Octal
Decimal
Hex
Binary
Octal
Decimal
Hex
Convert
Output


The scenes are the basic unit to manage a chapter. tal
Each scene can have a background image, reference to characters, objects, atrezzo objects and some other particular features (barriers, exits, etc.)
In the scenes panel we have a list with all the scenes of the chapter, as well as a diagram where we can see the different scenes with their backgrounds, and the relationship between them.
The element of the panel can be sort by clicking and droping with the mouse, and the zoom can be used in order to watch at any particular position of the panel with more detail.


This dashboard let's you manage your DNS servers and DNS zones.
DNS servers are machines/instances/servers running godnsagent software - a DNS server written in Go language, which pulls zones in JSON format.
Now that you are logged in, you can proceed to Add or Edit servers and DNS zones.
Security notice: Please note that you can only manage and see your own DNS zones and DNS Servers.
Only your own DNS servers will host your zones!


Protocols
The following protocols are available globally.
-
The LocalState of a
ViewControllerWithLocalState
.A
ViewController
is managing the UI of a screen, listening for Katana global state changes, keeping the UI updated and dispatching actions in response to user interactions in order to change the global state.There are times when you have some kind of state information that is only specific to the screen managed by a ViewController, like for instance the item selected in a list. In this case, in order to avoid polluting the global state, you can represent that information inside a
LocalState
and promote that ViewController to be aViewControllerWithLocalState
.A ViewControllerWithLocalState contains a
localState
variable that you can change directly in order to represent local state changes.struct GlobalState: State { var todos: [String] = [ "buy milk", "find a unicorn", "visit Rome" ] }
struct ListLocalState: LocalState { var selectedIndex: Int }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol LocalState
-
Mixin protocol for UIView subclasses based on the same SSUL lifecycle of
View
. Conforming toModellableView
, a UIView will get amodel: ViewModel
property and theupdate(oldModel: ViewModel?)
will be automatically called each time the model property will change. If your UIView is simple and you don’t want to use a ViewModel, refer to theView
protocol instead.Overview
The
View
protocol is good enough for small reusable UI elements that can be manipulated through properties. There are a couple of drawbacks to this approach:- it’s not easy to test UI elements
- in the
View.update()
phase we don’t know the actual property that is changed, meaning that we cannot reason in terms of differences from the old values - changing two or more properties at the same time will trigger two or more updates.
To solve all of these issues we introduce the concept of
ViewModel
. A ViewModel is a struct that contains all the properties that define the state of the View.struct ContactViewModel: ViewModel { var name: String = "John" var lastName: String = "Doe" }
A
ModellableView
then is a special case ofView
that is using a ViewModel to represent its state. All the Setup, Style and Layout phases described inView
are still in use, the only difference is that the Update method of the ModellableView is getting anoldModel
parameter.struct ContactView: UIView, ModellableView { // subviews to create the UI private var title = UILabel() private var subtitle = UILabel() // interactions var nameDidChange: ((String) -> ())? var lastNameDidChange: ((String) -> ())? override init(frame: CGRect = .zero) { super.init(frame: frame) self.setup() self.style() } func setup() { // define the subviews that will make up the UI self.addSubview(self.title) self.addSubview(self.subtitle) self.title.on(.didEndEditing) { [weak self] label in self?.nameDidChange?(label.text) } self.subtitle.on(.didEndEditing) { [weak self] label in self?.lastNameDidChange?(label.text) } } func style() { // define the default look and feel of the UI elements } func update(oldModel: ContactViewModel?) { // update the UI based on the value of `self.model` // you can use `oldModel` to reason about diffs self.title.text = self.model.name self.subtitle.text = self.model.lastname } override func layoutSubviews() { // layout the subviews } }
Conforming to
ModellableView
will:- create the
model: ContactViewModel
variable automatically for you. - automatically call the
ModellableView.update(oldModel:)
method every time the model changes - allow to test the ViewModel instead of testing the ModellableView
- include the oldModel inside the
ModellableView.update(oldModel:)
so that you can reason about diffs - allow to change more than one property and trigger only one update
See morepublic protocol ModellableView: View { associatedtype VM: ViewModel // the ViewModel of the View. // `update(oldModel: VM?)` will be called each time model will change var model: VM? { get set } // the model is changed, update the View func update(oldModel: VM?) }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol ModellableView : View
-
Basic protocol representing the 4 main phases of the lifecycle of a UIView in Tempura.
Ideally all the reusable simple Views of the app should conform to this protocol. Please note that this protocol is just used in order to enforce the same lifecycle for all the views.
For more complex Views please refer to the
ModellableView
protocol.Overview
A view is a piece of UI that is visible on screen. It contains no business logic, it can contain UI logic.
class Switch: UIView, View { // subviews private var thumb = UIView() // properties var isOn: Bool = false { didSet { guard self.isOn != oldValue else { return } self.update() } } override init(frame: CGRect = .zero) { super.init(frame: frame) self.setup() self.style() } // interactions var valueDidChange: ((Bool) -> ())? func setup() { // define the subviews that will make up the UI } func style() { // define the default look and feel of the UI elements } func update() { // update the UI based on the value of the properties } override func layoutSubviews() { // layout the subviews, optionally considering the properties } }
The interface that the View is exposing is composed by properties and interactions. The
properties
are the internal state of the element that can be manipulated from the outside,interactions
are callbacks used to listen from outside of the view to changes occurred inside the element itself (like user interacting with the element changing its value). The lifecycle of a View contains four different phases:public protocol View: class { func setup() func style() func update() func layoutSubviews() }
This protocol is not doing anything for us, it’s just a way to enforce the SSUL phases.
Setup
The setup phase should execute only once when the
View
is created, here you tipically want to create and add all the children views as subviewsfunc setup() { self.addSubview(self.headerView) self.addSubview(self.contentView) self.addSubview(self.footerView) }
Style
The style phase should execute only once when the
View
is created, right after the setup phase. Here you configure all the style related properties that will not change over time. For all the style attributes that change depending on the “state” of the view, look at theView.update()
phase.func style() { self.headerView.backgroundColor = .white self.contentView.layer.cornerRadius = 20 }
Update
The update phase should execute every time the “state” of the View is changed. Here you update the View in order to reflect its new state.
var headerImage: UIImage? { didSet { self.update() } }
func update() { self.headerView.image = self.headerImage }
Layout
The layout phase is where you define the layout of your view. It’s using the same
layoutSubviews()
method ofUIView
, meaning that can be triggered using the usualsetNeedsLayout()
andlayoutIfNeeded()
methods of UIKit.override func layoutSubviews() { self.headerView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y:0, width: self.bounds.width, height: 100) self.contentView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 100, width: self.bounds.width, height: 300) }
Note on layout updates
When the layout of your view changes over time, you are responsible to call
setNeedsLayout()
inside theupdate()
phase in order to trigger a layout update.func update() { self.headerView.image = self.headerImage self.setNeedsLayout() }
override func layoutSubviews() { let containsImage: Bool = self.headerImage != nil let headerHeight: CGFloat = containsImage ? 100 : 0 self.headerView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y:0, width: self.bounds.width, height: headerHeight) }
Note on calling setup and style
When your UIView subclass conforms to the View protocol, you are responsible to call the
setup()
andstyle()
methods inside the init.
See moreclass TestView: UIView, View { override init(frame: CGRect = .zero) { super.init(frame: frame) self.setup() self.style() } func setup() {} func style() {} func update() {} override func layoutSubviews() {} }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol View : AnyObject
-
Partial Type Erasure for the ViewController Each
See moreViewController
is anAnyViewController
Declaration
Swift
public protocol AnyViewController
-
Extends the
ModellableView
protocol to add some convenience variables that refers to the ViewController that owns the View. A special case ofModellableView
representing the UIView that theViewController
is managing. It’s intended to be used only as the main View of aViewController
.Overview
A ViewControllerModellableView is a
See moreModellableView
that aViewController
is managing directly. It differs from a ModellableView only for a couple of computed variables used as syntactic sugar to access navigation items on the navigation bar (if present). A ViewControllerModellableView has also access to theuniversalSafeAreaInsets
. TheViewController
that is managing this View is responsible to callModellableView.setup()
andModellableView.style()
during the setup phase of the ViewController so you don’t need to do that.Declaration
Swift
public protocol ViewControllerModellableView : AnyViewControllerModellableView, ModellableView where Self.VM : ViewModelWithState
-
type erasure for ViewControllerModellableView in order to access to the viewController property without specifying the VM
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol AnyViewControllerModellableView
-
A lightweight object that represents the set of properties needed by a
ModellableView
to render itself.struct ContactViewModel: ViewModel { var name: String = "John" var lastName: String = "Doe" }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol ViewModel
-
A special case of
ViewModel
used to select part of the Katana app state andViewControllerWithLocalState
‘sLocalState
that is of interest for the View.struct CounterState: State { var counter: Int = 0 }
struct ScreenLocalState: LocalState { var isCounting: Bool = false }
See morestruct CounterViewModel: ViewModelWithState { var countDescription: String init(state: CounterState?, localState: ScreenLocalState) { if let state = state, localState.isCounting { self.countDescription = "the counter is at \(state.counter)" } else { self.countDescription = "we are not counting yet" } } }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol ViewModelWithLocalState : ViewModelWithState
-
A special case of
ViewModel
used to select part of the Katana app state that is of interest for the View.struct CounterState: State { var counter: Int = 0 }
See morestruct CounterViewModel: ViewModelWithState { var countDescription: String init(state: CounterState) { self.countDescription = "the counter is at \(state.counter)" } }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol ViewModelWithState : ViewModel
-
Protocol for all the navigation-related SideEffect exposed by Tempura
Declaration
Swift
public protocol NavigationSideEffect : AnySideEffect
-
A RoutableWithConfiguration is a
ViewController
that takes active part to the execution of a navigation action.If a screen
listScreen
needs to presentaddItemScreen
, the ViewController that is handlinglistScreen
must conform to theRoutableWithConfiguration
protocol.When a
Show("addItemScreen")
action is dispatched, theNavigator
will capture the action and will start finding a RoutableWithConfiguration in the active hierarchy that can handle the action. If thenavigationConfiguration
oflistScreen
will match theNavigationRequest
of.show(addItemScreen)
than the Navigator will execute the relativeNavigationInstruction
where you can configure the ViewController to present.There are others
NavigationRequest
s andNavigationInstruction
s that can be used to define the navigation structure of the app.In case you need more control, you can always implement the
Routable
protocol yourself and have fine grained control of the implementation of the navigation. In fact, aRoutableWithConfiguration
and itsnavigationConfiguration
are used behind the scenes to implement theRoutable
protocol for you.
See moreextension ListViewController: RoutableWithConfiguration { // needed by the `Routable` protocol // to identify this ViewController in the hierarchy var routeIdentifier: RouteElementIdentifier { return "listScreen" } // the `NavigationRequest`s that this ViewController is handling // with the `NavigationInstruction` to execute var navigationConfiguration: [NavigationRequest: NavigationInstruction] { return [ .show("addItemScreen"): .presentModally({ [unowned self] _ in let vc = AddItemViewController(store: self.store) return vc }) ] }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol RoutableWithConfiguration : Routable
-
Defines a way to inspect a UIViewController asking for the next visible UIViewController in the visible stack.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol CustomRouteInspectables : AnyObject
-
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public protocol RouteInspectable : AnyObject
-
The object responsible to handle the installation of the first screen of the navigation.
The
Navigator
will call theRooInstaller.installRoot(identifier:context:completion:)
method that will handle the setup of the screen to be shown.
See moreclass AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate, RootInstaller { func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions ...) -> Bool { ... // setup the root of the navigation // this is done by invoking this method (and not in the init of the navigator) // because the navigator is instantiated by the Store. // this in turn will invoke the `installRootMethod` of the rootInstaller (self) navigator.start(using: self, in self.window, at: "screenA") return true } // install the root of the app // this method is called by the navigator when needed // you must call the `completion` callback when the navigation has been completed func installRoot(identifier: RouteElementIdentifier, context: Any?, completion: () -> ()) -> Bool { let vc = ScreenAViewController(store: self.store) self.window.rootViewController = vc completion() return true } }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol RootInstaller
-
A Routable is a
ViewController
that takes active part to the execution of a navigation action. This is intended to be used in the few cases theRoutableWithConfiguration
is not enough.For instance, if we want a screen
A
to presentB
, the ViewController that is handling A, must conform to the Routable protocol.Each Routable can be asked by the
Navigator
to perform a specific navigation task (like present another ViewController) based on the NavigationAction you dispatch (seeShow
orHide
).extension TodoListViewController: Routable { var routeIdentifier: RouteElementIdentifier: { return "todoList" } func show(indentifier: RouteElementIdentifier, from: RouteElementIdentifier, animated: Bool, context: Any?, completion: @escaping RoutingCompletion) -> Bool { let vc = NextViewController(store: self.store) self.present(vc, animated: animated, completion: completion) return true } }
See moreextension TodoListViewController: Routable { func hide(indentifier: RouteElementIdentifier, from: RouteElementIdentifier, animated: Bool, context: Any?, completion: @escaping RoutingCompletion) -> Bool { if identifier == self.routeIdentifier { self.dismiss(animated: animated, completion: completion) return true } return false } }
Declaration
Swift
public protocol Routable : AnyObject


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by RFE/RLNUR-SULTAN -- The head of a hospital in Kazakhstan has been arrested on suspicion of organizing illegal kidney transplants for clients from foreign countries.
The Interior Ministry said in a statement late on November 19 that Abylai Donbai, the chief physician of hospital No. 1 in the southern city of Shymkent, was arrested and charged with taking part in activities of a transnational criminal group and the illegal extraction of human organs.
According to the statement, investigators revealed that in 2017-18, a criminal group was operating in Kazakhstan, providing recipients from foreign countries, mainly Israel, with kidneys illegally extracted from citizens of Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan, who "due to dramatic economic situations agreed to sell their kidneys."
Two other suspects in the case, including another physician of the hospital, were arrested earlier in 2019.


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Creating Responses - New Response
- Please choose a unique name for your new response.
- Not mandatory: you could add a description to the response wich will be
shown in the "add response" overview window when hovering over the response
with your mouse arrow.
- Select your desired type of response:
- "Device: KNX":
interact with bus-driven-devices like relays, light switches and much
more from "knx" systems.
- "Message EMail":
Will send an EMail to one or more reciepents
- "Message: Telegram IM":
Will send instant messages to mobile devices (WhatsApp like)
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- Clicking "Add Response" will add the response to the queue that will be
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Next: Tilde O-> Octal, Previous: Tilde D-> Decimal, Up: FORMAT Radix Control
This is just like ~D but prints in binary radix (radix 2) instead of decimal. The full form is therefore ~mincol,padchar,commachar,comma-intervalB.
~B binds *print-escape* to false, *print-radix* to false, *print-base* to 2,
and *print-readably* to false.


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So What Makes a Quality Vinyl Siding? The first thing to look at is panel thickness. If a panel is too thin it can show imperfections from the wall underneath. This (in my experience) has been the number one objection to vinyl siding and in most cases could have been avoided if a thicker panel had been used. Thicker panels do cost more but if your contractor is worth his salt, he will give you a price breakdown and it should only be in the hundreds opposed to the thousands for the upgrade. Here are the panel thickness breakdowns: Builder Grade (.040), Thin Residential Grade (.042), Standard Residential Grade (.044), Thick Residential Grade (.046) & Super Thick Grade (.050). These are the benchmarks as per our experience and should give you a great idea of the quality of the panel you are buying.
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Noting the absence of a dedicated think-tank to deliberate on all facets of complex and inter-connected challenges to internal peace and stability, the Foundation has decided to focus, for the time being, on these dimensions in a holistic manner. Since these challenges are interconnected, no single stakeholder can possibly deal with the situation in isolation from each other.....
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Goals:
To learn about the major data formats and practice writing scripts that generate (or reformat) data into a specific format.
Software & Technologies:
python
(simple scripting, regular expressions, batch processing)- basic data formats: csv/tsv (comma/tab-separated values), json, yml, etc.
Class:
- explanation of major formats and their importance
- hands-on: converting data into structured formats
The Essence
The ease of editing, suitability for analytical software, human-friendliness and readability, open vs. proprietary.
XML (Extensible Markup Language)
<note>
<to>Tove</to>
<from>Jani</from>
<heading>Reminder</heading>
Don't forget me this weekend!
</note>
CSV/TSV (Comma-Separated Values/ Tab-Separated Values)
to,from,heading,body
Tove,Jani,Reminder,Don't forget me this weekend!
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
{
"to": "Tove",
"from": "Jani",
"heading": "Reminder",
"body": "Don't forget me this weekend!"
}
YML or YAML (Yet Another Markup Language > YAML Ain’t Markup Language)
to: Tove
from: Jani
heading: Reminder
body: Don't forget me this weekend
Larger Examples
NB data example from here.
There are some online converters that can help you to convert one format into another. For example: http://www.convertcsv.com/.
CSV
/ TSV
city,growth_from_2000_to_2013,latitude,longitude,population,rank,state
New York,4.8%,40.7127837,-74.0059413,8405837,1,New York
Los Angeles,4.8%,34.0522342,-118.2436849,3884307,2,California
Chicago,-6.1%,41.8781136,-87.6297982,2718782,3,Illinois
Houston,11.0%,29.7604267,-95.3698028,2195914,4,Texas
Philadelphia,2.6%,39.9525839,-75.1652215,1553165,5,Pennsylvania
TSV
is a better option than a CSV
, since TAB
characters are very unlikely to appear in values.
Neither TSV
not CSV
are good for preserving new line characters (\n
)—or, in other words, text split into multiple lines. As a workaround, one can convert \n
into some unlikely-to-occur character combination (for example, ;;;
), which would allow to restore \n
later , if necessary.
JSON
[
{
"city": "New York",
"growth_from_2000_to_2013": "4.8%",
"latitude": 40.7127837,
"longitude": -74.0059413,
"population": "8405837",
"rank": "1",
"state": "New York"
},
{
"city": "Los Angeles",
"growth_from_2000_to_2013": "4.8%",
"latitude": 34.0522342,
"longitude": -118.2436849,
"population": "3884307",
"rank": "2",
"state": "California"
},
{
"city": "Chicago",
"growth_from_2000_to_2013": "-6.1%",
"latitude": 41.8781136,
"longitude": -87.6297982,
"population": "2718782",
"rank": "3",
"state": "Illinois"
},
{
"city": "Houston",
"growth_from_2000_to_2013": "11.0%",
"latitude": 29.7604267,
"longitude": -95.3698028,
"population": "2195914",
"rank": "4",
"state": "Texas"
},
{
"city": "Philadelphia",
"growth_from_2000_to_2013": "2.6%",
"latitude": 39.9525839,
"longitude": -75.1652215,
"population": "1553165",
"rank": "5",
"state": "Pennsylvania"
}
]
YML
/YAML
YAML is often used only for a single set of parameters.
city: New York
growth_from_2000_to_2013: 4.8%
latitude: 40.7127837
longitude: -74.0059413
population: 8405837
rank: 1
state: New York
But it can also be used for storage of serialized data. It has advantages of both JSON and CSV: the overall simplicity of the format (no tricky syntax) is similar to that of CSV/TSV, but it is more readable than CSV/TSV in any text editor, and is more difficult to break—again, due to the simplicity of the format.
New York:
growth_from_2000_to_2013: 4.8%
latitude: 40.7127837
longitude: -74.0059413
population: 8405837
rank: 1
state: New York
Los Angeles:
growth_from_2000_to_2013: 4.8%
latitude: 34.0522342
longitude: -118.2436849
population: 3884307
rank: 2
state: California
Chicago:
growth_from_2000_to_2013: -6.1%
latitude: 41.8781136
longitude: -87.6297982
population: 2718782
rank: 3
state: Illinois
Houston:
growth_from_2000_to_2013: 11.0%
latitude: 29.7604267
longitude: -95.3698028
population: 2195914
rank: 4
state: Texas
Philadelphia:
growth_from_2000_to_2013: 2.6%
latitude: 39.9525839
longitude: -75.1652215
population: 1553165
rank: 5
state: Pennsylvania
YAML files can be read with Python into dictionaries
like so:
import yaml
dictionary = yaml.load(open(pathToFile))
You will most likely need to install yaml
library; it is also quite easy to write a script that would read such serialized data.
Reference Materials:
- https://beginnersbook.com/2015/04/json-tutorial/
- More broadly: Baker, James. 2014. “Preserving Your Research Data.” Programming Historian, April. https://programminghistorian.org/lessons/preserving-your-research-data.
Homework:
- reformatting the “Dispatch”: generate one TSV-file with the entire content of the “Dispatch”, where each article (or, more broadly—an entry) is a single record; each record should include:
- date;
- type of an entry (there are articles, advertisements, notices, etc);
- header;
- the text of an entry.
- publish the description of this process (with excerpts of code) on your website.
- Codecademy’s Learn Python, Unit 11-12.
- Github: publish the confirmation screenshot as a post on your new site.
Homework solution
import re, os
source = "path_where_initial_files_are"
target = "path_to_save_new_files"
lof = os.listdir(source)
counter = 0 # general counter to keep track of the progress
ourCSV = []
for f in lof:
if f.startswith("dltext"): # fileName test
with open(source + f, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
text = f1.read()
# try to find the date
date = re.search(r'<date value="([\d-]+)"', text).group(1)
# splitting the issue into articles/items
split = re.split("<div3 ", text)
c = 0 # item counter
for s in split[1:]:
c += 1
s = "<div3 " + s # a step to restore the integrity of items
#input(s)
# try to find a unitType
try:
unitType = re.search(r'type="([^\"]+)"', s).group(1)
except:
unitType = "noType"
print(s)
# try to find a header
try:
header = re.search(r'(.*)', s).group(1)
header = re.sub("<[^<]+>", "", header)
except:
header = "NO HEADER"
#print("No header found!")
text = re.sub("<[^<]+>", "", s)
text = re.sub(" +\n|\n +", "\n", text)
text = re.sub("\n+", ";;; ", text)
# generating necessary bits
fName = date+"_"+unitType+"_"+str(c)
itemID = date+"_"+unitType+"_"+str(c)
dateVar = date
#unitType = unitType
#header = header
text = text.replace("\t", " ")
# creating a text variable
var = "\t".join([itemID,dateVar,unitType,header,text])
#input(var)
ourCSV.append(var)
# count processed issues and print progress counter at every 100
counter += 1
if counter % 100 == 0:
print(counter)
# saving
with open("dispatch_as_TSV.csv", "w", encoding="utf8") as f9:
f9.write("\n".join(ourCSV))
print(counter)


I have read some and printed out all the reviews listed here. I am not a movie critic. I do not have the eloquence that most of you have. Hell, the 14 year old reviewer writes a lot better than I do. So please excuse my ignorance, any mispelling that I do not catch or my point of view.
I came out of this afternoon's matinee, drained. I sat in my hot automobile for 5 minutes with the engine on before I noticed that I hadn't turned the air conditioner on. I can not believe that I didn't walk out afer the first ten minutes of the 25 minute opening battle in SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. If you are weak of heart or of stomach, do not see this movie. If this movie would have been made in the 60's, when I grew up, I would have had nightmares for years. This is not a movie for children and many adolescents. Wait until they've learned a little bit about the war in the vanilla coated history texts in school.
I'm not going to critique the movie but I will, with your patience, the audience in attendance with me. Besides the slob sitting behind me belching and flatulating during the movie, there were 3 patrons who stood out.
The first was a gentlemen who continually talked throughout the entire movie, which irritates me to death. I will assume that he was there in France on D-Day because by the time I got really engrossed in the movie, I found myself waiting to hear what he had to say about what he saw. I don't think he cried during the movie, at all.
The second was a little boy whom his father had taken to see this movie. He had been running up and down the aisles several times, whch again irritates me. After the movie was over, the boy and his father were outside the theater. The boy was crying on his father's shoulder. The father was a Viet-Nam veteran. You could tell by the tattoos and the light vest with patches that he wore. With all the movies about Viet-Nam that this child probably had seen, I was stunned by this child's reaction. I applaud the veteran for handling the situation because it turns out the kid had upchucked several times in the men's room, in reaction to some of the graphic scenes.
The third was an older woman who was sitting in front of me and to my left. She, too, talked throughout the movie; ditto on the irritation. It turns out that she lost her husband on Omaha Beach. She had not shed one tear during the entire movie. Her voice never cracked once.
Then there was me. An overweight 45 year old handicapped acounting clerk on medical leave from my job. I cried a lot,, shuttered at many scenes, closed my eyes on many occassions, laughed once and then realized what had just happened. I cried because I wasn't there, neither was the boy. But the elders in the crowd did not seem to be bothered as much as some of the younger people, excluding the Viet-Nam vet who calmly tried to quiet his son. I probably would have yelled at him for running up and down the aisles.
This is by far the first movie that I've seen that had just physically weakened me. I've seen movies that I've applauded at that I've walked out on, and that I was highly exhilirated after seeing but none was as emotionally charged as SAVING PRIVATE RYAN.
I hope a lot of the Generation Xers see this movie. They have never gone through a war like the baby boomers did with Viet-Nam or Korea or the older generation who had to endure a lot of hardships during the 2 World Wars. I hope they stop and appreciate what those men on Normandy did and what they stood for. In this day of think only for yourself, it might change a few attitudes about responsibility and pride for tradition that this country stands for. On major national holidays, I no longer see the American flag as frequently as I did when I was younger.
Sorry. I tend to ramble and go off on tangents, sometimes. Thank you for allowing me to do this. Comments appreciated.
Fred Weber<EMAIL_ADDRESS>P.S.-I did see the squad with 8 soldiers walking down the road, after the first soldier died and the way the rifles were covered. I was under the impression that they used condoms, like in THE BIG RED ONE. I rate SAVING PRIVATE RYAN, 4 out of 4 and 10 out of 10..
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This simple test evaluates how component events are invoked during the lifetime of an object.
In the AB test two components are inserted A and B, where B has a higher scriptPriority than A (meaning it should run first).
Note the order is unspecified for render(), since this is not sorted by scriptPriority)
[Run test]
[Run test AB]
[Run test BA]
[Run test DestroyGameObject]
Output


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Class ExportToWebGl
Export a Model as a WebGl based html file.
Inheritance
System.Object
ExportToWebGl
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class ExportToWebGl
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ExportToWebGl(Model)
Create the ExportToWebGl class with the model to be exported
Declaration
public ExportToWebGl(Model m)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Model |
m |
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HtmlTemplatePath
Location of the template html file. If no value is provided the file "CADability.WebGl.html" in the CADability installation directory will be used
Declaration
public string HtmlTemplatePath
Field Value
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| System.String |
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InitialProjectionDirection
A initial direction for the projection may be specified.
Declaration
public GeoVector InitialProjectionDirection
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IgnoreUserData
A list of keys for UserData which will be ignored (for display in the HTML ControlCenter).
IgnoreUserData and UseOnlyUserData are mutually exclusive.
Declaration
public string[] IgnoreUserData { get; set; }
Property Value
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Precision
Precision for triangulation of Faces and approximation of curves to polylines.
If no value is provided the precision will be 1/1000 of the model extend
Declaration
public double Precision { get; set; }
Property Value
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UseOnlyUserData
A list of keys for UserData which will be used (for display in the HTML ControlCenter).
IgnoreUserData and UseOnlyUserData are mutually exclusive.
Declaration
public string[] UseOnlyUserData { get; set; }
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UserDataAsName
Use the value of this UserData as the name property of the object (as shown in the HTML ControlCenter)
Declaration
public string UserDataAsName { get; set; }
Property Value
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| System.String |
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public string GetData(bool escapeQuote)
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Description |
| System.Boolean |
escapeQuote |
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WriteToFile(String)
Write the resulting html file to the provided location.
Declaration
public bool WriteToFile(string outPath)
Parameters
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Name |
Description |
| System.String |
outPath |
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Description |
| System.Boolean |
true on success
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<glossref>
The <glossref>
element is a convenience element in maps for creating a
reference to a glossary topic. It has a required @keys
attribute, which forces
the author to create a key by which inline terms can reference their definition. For
example, when <glossentry>
topics are used to define acronyms, this
reminds authors to create a key which <abbreviated-form>
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'Popeye' bodybuilder has 3lbs of dead muscle removed after injecting biceps
A former soldier who earned the nickname ‘Popeye’ after injecting his arms with jelly to create bulging biceps has had to undergo surgery to save his life.
Kirill Tereshin, 23, was warned he could die or need to have both his arms amputated because of the articifial biceps he had created.
Surgeons at First Moscow State Medical University in the Russian capital said they had removed 3lb of dead muscle and three litres of petroleum jelly that had formed into a solid lump.
And lead surgeon Dmitry Melnikov said his team was only a quarter of the way through the huge operation.
It will take at least three more surgeries for all of the Vaseline-like jelly to be removed from Kirill’s arms, Dr Melnikov said.
The bodybuilder – who found global fame for his fake bulging biceps – was persuaded to undergo urgent treatment by Alana Mamaeva, 32, a leading campaigner for victims of botched plastic surgery.
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She released a video showing Kirill after his first operation frantically asking the surgeon: ‘How many muscles have I lost?’
The surgeon said: ‘The problem is that this is the petroleum jelly. You injected this so thoroughly, that it spread in the muscle and killed it.
‘It was dead anyway.’
He added: ‘We have done 25% of the repairs.’
Kirill has been told he will have arm movement but the muscles in his arms will be diminished.
Alana, who helped raise funds for his surgery, said: ‘We are going to try and help this young man.’
Former army conscript Kirill told her before the operation: ‘I am ready, I am even not afraid.’
Dr Melnikov told his patient: ‘Petroleum jelly saturates the muscles, under skin tissues and the skin itself.
‘All that has to be removed, but we need to keep the vein, nerves and other functions of the limb.’
He added: ‘Petroleum jelly is not designed for injection, only external application. Kirill injected about three litres into each arm.
‘It saturated the muscle tissues, blocked blood flow and as a result the tissue dies and gets replaced with a scar which is as tough as a tree.’
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He said the implants were causing him ‘high fever, strong pain, and weakness’.
Kirill was ‘lucky’ that the damage had remained only in his limbs and not spread to the rest of his body, the surgeon said.
Dr Melnikov added: ‘Petroleum jelly affects the whole body, kidneys in particular.
‘I think Kirill did not fully realise the consequences of what he had been doing.’
In Russia, plastic surgery involving injecting petroleum jelly under the surface of the skin has been on the rise, especially with people seeking ‘fillers’.
The surgeon said he had seen patients previously who had the dangerous substance injected into their breasts, buttocks and faces.
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We asked Chinese international students,
"What does it mean to study in the United States?"
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"The longer I stay silent, the less I feel the need to express myself."
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H1B visa is required for international students to work legally in the US, upon acceptance of a major-related work offer, sponsorship from the company and successful lottery selection. In 2015, 233,000 H1B petitions were filed for the 65,000 spots.
Most Chinese social values are derived from Confucianism and Taoism. The cultural values influence its national psychology and identity. Confucianism and Taoism have an emphasis on courtesy, which stresses modesty and prudence. It is about respecting laws and preventing misconduct. As a result, many Chinese students appear not willing to take ricks and seize opportunities.
In 2013, the average age of first marriage in the US is 27 for women and 29 for men, as opposed to 24 and 26 in China. Among the 200,000 Chinese students to begin their study in the US every year, around 46% are around such age, pursuing advanced degrees. It is recognized in Chinese culture that marriage bonds not only the couple, but also entire social connections behind the two families.
US median annual household income was $52,000 in 2013. China’s was around $20,000. The annual costs of studying in the US, take UC Berkeley for example, are around $33,000 for in-state students, $60,000 for international students.
Most of the Chinese students have to pass either the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) to study in the United States. However, passing the exam doesn’t necessary mean Chinese students are completely fluent in English and can fully understand the cultural, historical and academic references behind the language. Many of them still found themselves struggling in classes after passing the language exam.
Education in China focuses a lot on cramming information into students’ heads. Teachers often evaluate one’s academic performances solely based on his/her ability to memorize textbooks. However, in United States, students are encouraged to think critically and ask questions. Many Chinese students have a hard time adapting two completely teaching styles.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Quickly Losing Interest author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 2834 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=2834 date: '2010-06-14 09:06:32 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-06-14 14:06:32 +0000' categories: - General Sports - Offense - The Cubs tags: - Angels - Astros - Brewers - Carlos Marmol - Lou Piniella - NL Central - Pirates - Ted Lilly - White Sox - Randy Wells - LeClaire IA - Soccer - World Cup - France - Uruguay - 2010 season - Garden of Halos comments: - id: 1387 author: Ryan author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-06-14 19:21:45 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-06-15 00:21:45 +0000' content: "I would tend to agree with this blog. I felt like there were only so many things that we could discuss about the Cubs yesterday.\r\n\r\nAnd of course Lilly loses the no hitter in the 9th inning.  I'm sorry but if you got two teams not hitting anything, you've got the makings of a very BORING baseball game.\r\n\r\nBack to the disinterest in the Cubs: The Cubs appear to be disppaearing off of the sports map. I wouldn't be shocked if they lost 90+ games this year, and would be even less shocked if they fire Lou before the All star break. \r\n\r\nMeehan" - id: 1390 author: tophatal author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://tophatal.wordpress.com date: '2010-06-14 23:37:09 +0000' date_gmt: '2010-06-15 04:37:09 +0000' content: " If Piniella can't take the Cubs over the hump this season then he has to go !\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThis team is way too good to be laboring as \ they are at present !\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nAP" ---
In the last week or 10 days, I have nearly lost all interest in the Cubs. On Friday, Andy and I spent the afternoon at a bar in LeClaire, IA to watch the Cubs/Sox game and a World Cup match. I have little interest in soccer, though I do dabble in it during the World Cup. My interest in the Cubs game was so low, my back was to the tv with that game on and I rarely turned around to check on the game. Andy's facial expressions in response to the Cubs game was all I needed. The France/Uruguay game was a riveting 90 minutes of 0-0 soccer, so it's easy to understand why I chose to watch that over another awful Randy Wells outing. At this point, I feel like I might get to see more scoring in World Cup games than watching the Cubs offense.
You would think that an incredible game and outing on Sunday evening by Ted Lilly (perhaps one of his last in a Cubs uniform) would capture my interest - and it did. But it left me angry. Angry at the offense to continuing to provide no support for the starting pitching. It left me angry at Lou Piniella for pulling Ted after giving up one hit. It left me angry at Carlos Marmol for not coming in and locking that game down immediately. If the Cubs were going to win me over and bring me back in, Marmol walking batters and forgetting to throw the ball to home-plate was not going to do it.
I keep telling myself "If they can just go on a good run, they'll draw me back in." I think this White Sox series was their last chance. This team isn't going to get interesting. This is a team that has lost 5 straight series, 4 of which were against teams within the NL Central and 3 of which were against the bottom 3 teams in the division. Those teams (Brewers, Astros, Pirates) are a combined 33 games under .500. I know we'd all like to put the Cubs vs. Pirates stuff behind us, but the Pirates are still bad. The 2010 season is nearly 40% completed and the Cubs are responsible for about 1/3 of the Pirates' victories.
The Cubs are not going to capture our interest in any way other than trying to figure out what the future Cubs will look like. Who's leaving? What might we get in return? How much room on the payroll does that give us? Who's available in the off-season? These are the topics that have already began to interest us and this will only increase as the losses pile up.
Expect the new podcast to be up very soon. Our lack of interest will be pretty evident. I'm in a tough position this week as my 2nd favorite team, the Angels, travel to Wrigley. I'm not saying that my loyalty to the Cubs will be tested, but I will say that my 2010 loyalty could be. If the Angels march into Chicago and play good, solid, fundamental baseball, you give me one reason I shouldn't consider hanging up my Cubs gear for the rest of this season in favor of the Angels.
In the soon-to-be-uploaded podcast, we are joined by J, from the Angels blog - Garden of Halos. He gives us some good insight into a team that is run and plays the right way.


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firstName:string,
lastName:string,
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var customer:IPerson = {
firstName:"Tom",
lastName:"Hanks",
sayHi: ():string =>{return "Hi there"}
}
Classes
- A class in terms of OOP is a blueprint for creating objects.
- A class encapsulates data for the object.
- Typescript gives built in support for this concept called class.
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