This is the guide that describes how to use the PickleTable Python Module.
The master copy of this module can be found at https://github.com/aaronstanek/PickleTable
I hope that you are able to find this software useful. --Aaron Stanek
PickleTable is a Python Module whose purpose is to guarantee that data is being saved in a desirable and easily usable format. In short, it provides an interface with Python's Pickle Module, and checks data format and datatype while saving. The files generated and read by this module will always have the extension .pickletable (this is to make it harder to load malformatted data). Each file is a collection of 2 dimensional tables. The width of each table must be fixed before any data can be written to the table. The entries in each table are constrined to the types: int, float, string, and boolean. The file as a whole, as well as each table can have a name and human readable description.
The module contains a function called getVersion(). This function returns a dictionary with the version of PickleTable and of the most recent version
of Python that has been tested for compatibility.
getVersion()["Python"] will return a string with the Python version
getVersion()["PickleTable"] will return a string with the PickleTable version
The module contains a class called PickleTable. The API for this module is built around specific methods in this class. Making function calls
to things in the module, but outside the API, may lead to undefined or undesirable behavior.
Each table and PickleTable has a name and a readme. Both are strings and can be set arbitrarily by the user (they have no predetermined purpose). When sending data to
a PickleTable you will have to keep track of the active table. You can only ever edit the active table. The active table
is set by the addTable method. (The newest table is always the active one). So, after you create a new table, you
cannot go back and edit a table that you created previously.
Listed below are the functions that comprise the PickleTable API. All are methods of a PickleTable object, so to use this module,
you must first create a new PickleTable object, then you must use the methods listed below to modify/query the PickleTable object.
| toFile(filename) |
This saves a PickleTable object to a file.
The filename specifies where to save the object. This argument must be an string. The filename must end in ".pickletable" |
| fromFile(filename) |
This loads a PickleTable object from a file.
The filename specifies where to get the object. This argument must be an string. The filename must end in ".pickletable" Note that this operation will overwrite any information that is presently stored in the PickleTable. |
| clear() | This method will reset a PickleTable. The name, readme are set to the empty string, and all tables are dropped. |
| setName(name) |
This method will set the name for a file. (Note: this is not the filename, this is a piece of information stored in the file called "name")
The name argument must be a string. |
| setReadme(readme) |
This method will set the name for a file.
The readme argument must be a string. |
| getName() | This returns the value of the name property of a PickleTable. |
| getReadme() | This returns the value of the readme property of a PickleTable. |
| getTableCount() | This returns the number of tables stored in a PickleTable. |
| addTable() | This adds a new table to a PickleTable. This new table is then set as the active table. |
| setTableName(name) |
This will set the name of the active table.
The name argument must be a string. |
| setTableReadme(readme) |
This will set the readme of the active table.
The readme argument must be a string. |
| setTableWidth(width) |
This will set the number of columns in the active table.
It is only possible to use this function if the active table has zero rows. If the table has a nonzero number of rows then an exception will be thrown. You may use getTableRowCount to determine the number of rows in a table, or clear to empty everything. The width argument must be a int. |
| getTableName(index) |
This will return the name of a particular table in a PickleTable.
The index argument specifies which table you would like to know about, and must be an int. |
| getTableReadme(index) |
This will return the readme of a particular table in a PickleTable.
The index argument specifies which table you would like to know about, and must be an int. |
| getTableWidth(index) |
This will return the width of a particular table in a PickleTable.
The index argument specifies which table you would like to know about, and must be an int. |
| getTableRowCount(index) |
This will return the number of rows in a particular table in a PickleTable.
The index argument specifies which table you would like to know about, and must be an int. |
| add(row) | This will append a row of data to the active table. Row must be a list and must have the correct number of elements. The correct number of elements is determined by the active table's width, which must be set before any rows are added. If you try to add a row before the width has been set, then an exception will be thrown. The elements of the row argument may only be int, float, str, or bool. The type will be check before the information is added to the table. |
| get(tindex,rnum) |
This will return a row of data. tindex is the table index; it specifies from which table you would like information.
rnum specifies which row in the table you would like.
Both the tindex and rnum arguments must be int. |
import PickleTable
f=PickleTable.PickleTable()
f.setName("My PickleTable")
f.setReadme("This is an example description")
f.addTable()
f.setTableName("Table 1")
f.setTableReadme("This has people's names, and ages")
f.setTableWidth(3)
f.add(["John","Smith",47])
f.add(["Mary","Green",78])
f.add(["Timmy","Kid",6])
f.addTable()
f.setTableName("Trees")
f.setTableReadme("A list of tree names")
f.add(["Oak"])
f.add(["Elm"])
f.add(["Redwood"])
f.add(["Pine"])
f.toFile("myFile.pickletable")
import PickleTable
f=PickleTable.PickleTable
f.fromFile("myFile.pickletable")
tableCount=f.getTableCount()
rowCount=f.getTableRowCount(0)
someRowOfInformation=g.get(1,44)
import PickleTable
f=PickleTable.PickleTable()
#the following two lines are equivilent
w=f.get(x,y)
w=f[x][y]
#this may make it easier to get information from a PickleTable


Element index for package kronos
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- _debug
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_debug()
Print out some debug information
- _disclaimer
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_disclaimer()
Print out a disclaimer
- _format
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_format()
Return the format string for date function according to date_format parameter and separator
- _is_daylight
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_is_daylight()
Return if a given time is daylight saving or not
- _language
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_language()
Return the literal name of language code
- _update
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::_update()
Return the last modified date of class file
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- $abbr
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$abbr
Variable for choose long or short day names format
- atom_date
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::atom_date()
Return a single component of given date according to format in date_format
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- $data_from
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$data_from
General purpose use
- $data_to
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$data_to
General purpose use
- $date_format
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$date_format
Set to desidered date format
- $day_name_con
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$day_name_con
Array that contain the name of days in short format
- $day_name_ext
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$day_name_ext
Array that contain the name of days in long format *
- date_to_timestamp
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::date_to_timestamp()
Trasform a classical date format in unix timestamp format.
- days_diff
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::days_diff()
Define what's the day difference between two given date.
- day_to_n
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::day_to_n()
Convert the name of a day in its numerical value.
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- $error
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$error
Used for errors
- exit_on_error
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::exit_on_error()
Function that exit with the error message if given
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- get_nth_day
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::get_nth_day()
Get the date of Nth day of the month ..
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- how_to
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::how_to()
Define how days left to given date. date according to date_format parameter passed on inizialization
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- is_day
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::is_day()
Define if the day of date given is equal to day given.
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- Krono
- in file Krono.php, class Krono
Class for compute some calculations on date and time
- Krono
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::Krono()
Constructor
- k_date
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::k_date()
Date like function. Using the same format functionality
- k_mktime
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::k_mktime()
Work like php native mktime() but with date accordingly to format used
- Krono.php
- procedural page Krono.php
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- $lan
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$lan
Set to desidered language
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- $month_name_con
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$month_name_con
Array that contain the name of month in short format
- $month_name_ext
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$month_name_ext
Array that contain the name of month in long format
- month_to_n
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::month_to_n()
Convert the name of a month in its numerical value.
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- net_timestamp
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::net_timestamp()
Return the timestamp from a NIST TIME SERVER on the net. Get the atomic time!
- n_to_day
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::n_to_day()
Convert the numerical value of a day in its name for the setted language by constructor.
- n_to_month
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::n_to_month()
Convert the numerical value of a month in its name.
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- operation
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::operation()
Perform operation like sum or subtraction on date
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- $separator
- in file Krono.php, variable Krono::$separator
Char for separating date
- swatch_time
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::swatch_time()
Returns the current time in swatch .beat format. Remember that 1000 beats = 24 hours
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- times_add
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::times_add()
Add some minutes or hours to a given time.
- times_diff
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::times_diff()
Give the difference between two times.
- time_to_text
- in file Krono.php, method Krono::time_to_text()
Return the literal value of a unix timestamp or seconds - i.e.: so 3670 seconds mean 1 hour, 1 minute and 10 seconds.
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Data sets and utilities to accompany "Foundations and Applications of Statistics: an Introduction using R" (R Pruim, published by AMS, 2011), a text covering topics from probability and mathematical statistics at an advanced undergraduate level. R is integrated throughout, and access to all the R code in the book is provided via the snippet function.
| Version: | 0.10.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), mosaic, mosaicCalc |
| Imports: | lattice, grid, mosaicData |
| Suggests: | MASS, faraway, Hmisc, DAAG, multcomp, vcd, car, alr3, corrgram, BradleyTerry2, cubature, Devore7, knitr |
| Published: | 2017-07-27 |
| Author: | Randall Pruim |
| Maintainer: | Randall Pruim <rpruim at calvin.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | fastR results |
| Reference manual: | fastR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Errata Updates to R Programming in FASt |
| Package source: | fastR_0.10.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: fastR_0.10.3.zip, r-release: fastR_0.10.3.zip, r-oldrel: fastR_0.10.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: fastR_0.10.3.tgz, r-oldrel: fastR_0.10.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | fastR archive |
| Reverse suggests: | mosaic |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=fastR to link to this page.


Lightweight Scripting for Java
On-line documentation available at http://www.beanshell.org/
LGPL and Sun Public License
Open Source Libraries for High Performance Scientific and Technical Computing in Java
Developed at CERN, European Laboratory for Particle Physics
On-line documentation available at http://cern.ch/hoschek/colt/
COLT aggregates code written under various License agreements, see http://hoschek.home.cern.ch/hoschek/colt/V1.0.3/doc/cern/colt/doc-files/license.html.
JFreeChart is a free Java class library for generating charts of various sorts.
It requiresjcommon.jar
.
On-line documentation available at http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/index.html.
LGPL License
Code for implementing unit tests
On-line documentation available at http://www.junit.org".
IBM's Common Public License Version 1.0
Code for logging events, for debugging purposes.
On-line documentation available at http://jakarta.apache.org/log4j/docs/
Plugin-compatible replacements for most JDK collections, plus support for collections of primitive types.
On-line documentation available at http://trove4j.sourceforge.net/javadocs/
LGPL License


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Less is More
“The average attention span in 2012 was 8 seconds”
That means you have only a few seconds to grab a customer’s attention. It’s all about first impressions and fast impressions. As soon as they click on your website or come into your store they want to know what you do, and how you do it. You need to keep options simple.
Paradox of choice
Too many options can overwhelm a customer. If you are offering too many products or services the customer can not grasp what your business is really about. Again, you only have so long to keep their attention. If those few seconds are spent on trying to figure out what you really are offering than you will not convert that customer into a sale. That is why Less is More. A clear defined product, in a clear defined industry will keep them interested.
Sometimes this can be a hard fact to swallow. You want to offer everything you can. You want to capitalize on every opportunity you can. It’s great to have options, but when those options take a completely different direction, you will lose the customer. Too much unnecessary noise will distract the customer from your most important products or services. Stick to what you do BEST. This will make you the go to company for that niche item.
Remember it is okay to minimize your offer list. Let the customers attention be pushed towards fewer options. This will give them more time to focus on what the product or service does and how it will benefit them to have it. Eliminate the excess variables in the equation. It will make it much easier to make sure that you are meeting the customers needs and wants.
You need to keep your brand in mind at all times. What is your company about? Are all your products and services in line with the brand you are trying to promote. You want customers to have a clear view of what you do and what you offer. Brand extension needs to be strategic. For example, Burger King added underwear to their product list, Paula Deen selling kid’s furniture, or Zippo lighters trying to add women’s perfume to their brand. None of these make sense, make sure that the products you are offering are limited to ones that make sense! Do not start offering all of these extra items. Stick to what your company is good at, keep the customer focused on your best products or services. Do not distract them with other unnecessary offers.
It is like going to a restaurant and opening a 5 page menu with way too many options. You feel overwhelmed. You start wondering that if they make everything, is anything actually good? You just want to close the menu and go somewhere simpler. Do not let your customers feel like this. Make those 8 seconds you get of their attention count.


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APEX
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Actual APEX pass. More...
#include <apex.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | runOnModule (Module &M) override |
| Running on each module. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static char | ID = 0 |
| Registering our own pass, so it can be ran via opt. | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | logPrint (const std::string &message) |
| Simple logging print with newline. | |
| void | logPrintDbg (const std::string &message) |
| Simple logging print with newline. | |
| void | logPrintUnderline (const std::string &message) |
| Simple logging print with newline. | |
| void | logPrintFlat (const std::string &message) |
| Simple logging print WITHOUT newline. | |
| void | logDumpModule (const Module &M) |
| Dumps whole module M. | |
| bool | functionIsProtected (const Function *F) |
| Returns true if function is protected, Protected functions will not be removed at the end of the APEXPass. More... | |
| void | findPath (const Module &M) |
| Finds blocks in the source function and starts exploring from these blocks using BFS. More... | |
| void | printPath () |
| Prints path in the . | |
| void | dgInit (Module &M) |
| Initializes dg and calculates control & data dependencies. | |
| void | apexDgInit () |
| Extracts data from and stores them into structures. More... | |
| void | apexDgGetBlockNodeInfo (APEXDependencyNode &apex_node, LLVMNode *node) |
| Stores control/reverse_control/data/reverse_data dependencies of the to the . More... | |
| void | apexDgPrintDependenciesCompact () |
| Pretty prints , but only with data dependencies. | |
| void | apexDgFindDataDependencies (LLVMNode &node, std::vector< LLVMNode *> &dependencies, std::vector< LLVMNode *> &rev_data_dependencies) |
| Take and find all data dependencies that form the chain. More... | |
| void | apexDgGetNodeOrDie (const APEXDependencyGraph &apex_dg, const Instruction *const I, APEXDependencyNode &node) |
| Finds instruction in the . More... | |
| void | apexDgComputeFunctionDependencyBlocks (const Module &M) |
| We go over functions that are in and compute for each function dependencies between instructions. More... | |
| void | apexDgPrintFunctionDependencyBlocks () |
| Pretty prints map. | |
| void | apexDgConstructBlocksFunctionsCallgraph () |
| Takes that were computed by () and constructs callgraph where key is some block and value is vector of functions that this block may call. More... | |
| void | apexDgPrintBlocksFunctionsCallgraph () |
| Pretty prints dependency blocks to functions callgraph. | |
| void | moduleParseCmdLineArgsOrDie () |
| Parses command line arguments from opt. More... | |
| void | moduleFindTargetInstructionsOrDie (Module &M, const std::string &file, const std::string &line) |
| void | moduleInjectExitExtract (Module &M) |
| Injects _apex_exit() call at the end of the . More... | |
| void | removeUnneededStuff (Module &M) |
| Figures out what DependencyBlocks and functions to remove and removes them. | |
| void | stripAllDebugSymbols (Module &M) |
| Strips debug symbols from every function in module . More... | |
| void | collectProtectedFunctions (Module &M) |
| Goes over all functions in the module and adds functions that are only declarations to the . More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| std::string | source_function_id_ = "main" |
| Source and target functions global IDs. | |
| std::string | target_function_id_ = "" |
| std::vector< const Instruction * > | target_instructions_ |
| Target instructions that correspond to the user input. | |
| LLVMDependenceGraph | dg_ |
| Dependence graph: https://github.com/mchalupa/dg. | |
| APEXDependencyGraph | apex_dg_ |
| Holds all the necessary info about dependencies. | |
| std::vector< DependencyBlock > | path_ |
| is the representation of computed execution path. More... | |
| std::map< const Function *, std::vector< DependencyBlock > > | function_dependency_blocks_ |
| std::map< DependencyBlock, std::vector< const Function * > > | blocks_functions_callgraph_ |
| std::vector< std::string > | protected_functions_ |
| Protected functions IDs. These will not be removed by APEXPass. More... | |
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We go over functions that are in and compute for each function dependencies between instructions.
Instructions that are linked via data dependencies are stored in the map.
Definition at line 485 of file apex.cpp.
References apex_dg_, apexDgFindDataDependencies(), apexDgGetNodeOrDie(), functionIsProtected(), logPrint(), and logPrintDbg().
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Takes that were computed by () and constructs callgraph where key is some block and value is vector of functions that this block may call.
Definition at line 673 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint().
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Take and find all data dependencies that form the chain.
Store these dependencies in the vector.
Definition at line 377 of file apex.cpp.
References apex_dg_.
Referenced by apexDgComputeFunctionDependencyBlocks().
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Stores control/reverse_control/data/reverse_data dependencies of the to the .
Definition at line 330 of file apex.cpp.
Referenced by apexDgInit().
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Finds instruction in the .
Returns , that is equivalent in the .
Dies if unable to find in the .
Definition at line 463 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrintFlat().
Referenced by apexDgComputeFunctionDependencyBlocks().
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Extracts data from and stores them into structures.
Caution: () has to be called before (), dg needs to be initialized in for this to properly work, otherwise CF map will be empty.
Definition at line 278 of file apex.cpp.
References apex_dg_, apexDgGetBlockNodeInfo(), and logPrint().
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Goes over all functions in the module and adds functions that are only declarations to the .
We do not want to remove declarations.
Definition at line 1246 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint(), logPrintDbg(), and protected_functions_.
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Finds blocks in the source function and starts exploring from these blocks using BFS.
Computes path from source function to target function. Stores results in the . contains dependency blocks that are on the execution flow.
Definition at line 153 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint(), path_, source_function_id_, and target_instructions_.
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Returns true if function is protected, Protected functions will not be removed at the end of the APEXPass.
Definition at line 135 of file apex.cpp.
References protected_functions_.
Referenced by apexDgComputeFunctionDependencyBlocks(), and removeUnneededStuff().
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Injects _apex_exit() call at the end of the .
Injects lib_dump_int() call before lib_exit().
Definition at line 770 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint(), logPrintFlat(), and target_instructions_.
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Parses command line arguments from opt.
Dies if arguments are missing or are in from format.
Definition at line 717 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint(), logPrintDbg(), and target_instructions_.
Referenced by runOnModule().
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Strips debug symbols from every function in module .
We do this because LLVM verifier would blow up after we inserted into the module instructions without debug symbols. This way, module will be consistent.
Definition at line 1235 of file apex.cpp.
References logPrint().
Referenced by runOnModule().
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is the representation of computed execution path.
It holds pair of function and dependency block from function through which is the execution "flowing".
Definition at line 114 of file apex.h.
Referenced by findPath(), printPath(), and removeUnneededStuff().
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Protected functions IDs. These will not be removed by APEXPass.
Definition at line 123 of file apex.h.
Referenced by collectProtectedFunctions(), and functionIsProtected().


Norwegian Air raises $272 mn from share sale, bond issue
With mounting debts and suffering from the grounding of its 18 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, Norwegian has replaced breakneck expansion with cost cutting to regain profitability.
To meet the struggling airline's cash needs through 2020 with its third share sale in two years and a bond issue. Struggling Norwegian Air raised 2.5 billion crowns (£211.59 million).
Company sold 27.25 million new shares at 40 crowns per share in a private placement, a 13 percent discount to Tuesday's closing price. It also raised $150 million via convertible bond issue, the airline said.
With mounting debts and suffering from the grounding of its 18 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, Norwegian has replaced breakneck expansion with cost cutting to regain profitability.
The company also announced a deal with a Chinese firm in October to offload 27 new Airbus planes to ease pressure on its finances and avoid becoming the latest airline to collapse.
"The private placement received significant interest from both existing shareholders in the company and new high-quality investors. The convertible bond issue received significant interest from international and domestic investors," it said.
In a statement after the stock market closed, Europe's third-largest budget airline by passenger numbers said the transactions would fully fund it "through 2020 and beyond based on the current business plan."
"The proceeds ... will secure required financing of working capital during the winter season and create headroom to financial covenants while completing the strategic transformation of the company," it said.
The airline also reported monthly figures showing passenger traffic declined in October from a year ago, the first such fall on record as the carrier cut loss-making routes from its network. The data had been scheduled for release on Wednesday.
Overall traffic, a measure of distance flown and the number of people carried (RPK), fell 3% year on year in October, the company said. Analysts in a Reuters poll on average had expected a fall of 12.1 percent.
Norwegian's RPK had until now risen every month since it was first listed on the Oslo Bourse in 2003, its records show.
Trimming capacity at a rate of 5 percent year on year helped it fill aircraft, raising the so-called load factor to 87.1 percent from 85.0 percent in October 2018, in line with a Reuters poll.
Its yield, or income per passenger carried and kilometre flown, rose to 0.40 crown in October from 0.38 crown a year ago, also in line with expectations.
(With Reuters inputs)
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THREE KINGS RATING: 7 / 10 --> Good movie
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
David O. Russell is a man to be reckoned with. He starts his career off with a "comedy" about incest between a mom and son called SPANKING THE MONKEY. Follows it up with yet another very original story packed with a slew of interesting and quirky characters called FLIRTING WITH DISASTER (8.5/10). And now this film, which at least one critic (Roger Ebert) has called a "masterpiece".
PLOT: Operation Desert Storm has just ended. Now, four military men find a map leading to the gold stolen by Saddam Hussein in a prisoner's ass, and decide to take it upon themselves to find the stash and retire in wealth upon their return home. But what do you know...things are never that simple.
 Sure, it does actually take place after the war, and isn't necessarily based on action or heavy machine gun shootouts, but you can still consider it a war movie considering the goings-on in the film. It's got a style, a feel, a unique look, unlike any of those other murky combat flicks. Could it be the fact that it actually toys with comedy as much as it does drama? Perhaps...although I personally found some of the humor to be misplaced in a film with so many disturbing images. Having said that, this film is no SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (8/10) in that regard either, it actually presents us with various original scenarios featuring gun fights which I have never encountered before in any film. Very interesting to watch. It also decided to show us, in graphic detail, what a bullet does to someone after it enters their body. Kind of icky to see, but interesting nonetheless.
That aside, this film basically offers us a unique war perspective with some decent action scenes, a creative style, some good humor, a spic-and-span ending, but not much more than that. The acting performances were also very good, with George Clooney really coming into his own with this picture. Wahlberg also comes through, despite another gratuitous shot of him running around without his top (Who am I kidding, if I had half the six-pack that bastard's got stacked, I'd be going to work without my shirt every day!). Even Ice Cube and Spike Jonze (That's right, the music video director!) got into the act with some pretty effective scenarios. The film as a whole worked for me because I was never bored while watching it, enjoyed its creative take on many Hollywood staple scenes, and was even a little touched here and there. Not a great film, but certainly one worthy of earning your hard-earned cash in the local movie houses.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Director David O. Russell has written and directed his first three pictures all by himself, although this one has a "story" credit to John Ridley, the man who wrote the novel "Stray Dogs", upon which Oliver Stone's U-TURN was filmed. Russell got his first picture made when he was in his mid-thirties, and apparently spent 18 months exhaustively researching the Gulf War and its aftermath before writing this movie. Director/actor Spike Jonze's real name is Adam Spiegel. He recently married famed director Francis Ford Coppola's daughter Sofia. His only two other "acting" performances before this movie were as a "Airbag EMT Beltran" in 1997's THE GAME and as a "teenage drug customer" in 1993's MI VIDA LOCA (No, not the Ricky Martin music video!). He's best known for having directed many unique music videos such as "Sabotage" by the Beastie Boys, "Buddy Holly" from Weezer, "Da Funk" by Daft Punk and "Praise Me" by Fatboy Slim.  He will be making his directorial debut in this fall's BEING JOHN MALKOVICH. Rumors were floating around when this picture opened about the use of an actual cadaver during the "let's show the bullet inside one's body" scene. It turned out to be a completely unfounded rumor, since no dead body would ever be used for such an unnecessary exercise. George Clooney is the nephew of singer Rosemary Clooney and the cousin of actor Miguel Ferrer. George's middle name is Timothy. He says he will never get married, nor have any children, but Michelle Pfeiffer and Nicole Kidman have bet $10,000 each that he will be a father before he turns 40 (2001). Ironically, Clooney's first role was in a 1984 TV series called "E/R", and ten years later, he returned to TV drama with another small hit called "ER". Ice Cube, real name O'Shea Jackson, started rapping when he was 14 in South Central Los Angeles, where he pushed his notion of gangsta rap, a genre he virtually invented and defined with his old group N.W.A., to new levels. Actor Mark Wahlberg will also co-star alongside George Clooney in his next picture called THE PERFECT STORM, and have George as a producer on his next project after that. This film was shot in three places: El Centro, California, three weeks among deserts and sand dunes; Mexicali, Mexico, its unobstructed landscape served as the backdrop for the film's opening sequence; and Casa Grande, Arizona. This film was originally titled THE SPOILS OF WAR.
Review Date: October 1, 1999 Director: David O. Russell Writer: David O. Russell Producers: Paul Junger Witt and Charles Roven Actors: George Clooney as Archie Gates Mark Wahlberg as Troy Barlow Ice Cube as Chief Elgin Spike Jonze as Conrad Vig Genre: Action Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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Here's a list of committees: https://pulstaff.princeton.edu/pul-committees/
Here's the Acronym list I saw a while back; doesn't look super maintained so I'm not sure if something more formal has replaced it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1kkchnUR4fbEE9kE0UTXntaZPxK7hlhgmuHD3cCwa5dw/edit
@kelynch and I just looked at this with Jenn and of course it is now working for her.
This feels like a caching issue somewhere, although I'm not sure exactly where.
mentioned
by Kate Lynch at 2020-12-18 18:08:52.subscribed
by Kate Lynch at 2020-12-18 18:08:52.Contact Nicholas and Liza from https://library.princeton.edu/unit/reserve-and-resource-sharing-services. Inform them that the specific ids fail to ingest. Additionally find the pdfs in the figgy worker /mnt/illiad/cdl_scans/ingesting
download them in your local machine and provide to them the title of the pdf so that they can find them and re-ingest them with the correct
In the case of 10265735
and 72122432
I had already checked voyager and let them know that these records do not exist in voyager.
I have this functioning within https://github.com/pulibrary/lib_jobs/pull/42
labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-18 15:31:48.labeled
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-18 15:59:46.assigned
by James R. Griffin III at 2020-12-18 16:01:08.Looks like this was a duplicate of #2338 which was already fixed. Closing.
labeled
by Esmé Cowles at 2020-12-18 17:41:40.closed
by Esmé Cowles at 2020-12-18 18:06:38.Honeybadger links to the same issue in github but it is a parse error
MultiXml::ParseError: 70:10092051: FATAL: EndTag: '</' not found
https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/blob/main/app/jobs/aspace_index_job.rb#L46
This is an error from honeybadger Blacklight::Exceptions::RecordNotFound: Blacklight::Exceptions::RecordNotFound
I'm able to find the collection https://findingaids-beta.princeton.edu/catalog/C0033 but not https://findingaids-beta.princeton.edu/catalog/aspace_C0033. Is this an import error or do we have collections that start with aspace_
and others with no aspace_
My understanding is that collections IDs like C0033
don't have the prefix, but component IDs below that (like aspace_C0033_c001
) do have the prefix.
assigned
by Christina Chortaria at 2020-12-18 21:17:19.reopened
by Christina Chortaria at 2020-12-18 15:24:32.Resolved: Library Catalog is back up in bbe93c9
.
labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-12-18 23:56:27.labeled
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-12-18 23:56:27.locked
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-12-18 23:56:28.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-12-19 00:19:39.


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Some Javascript Fundamentals
What is the difference between HTML and CSS?
One way I like to think that HTML and CSS can be represented is the way my partner plays the sims. First she will construct the house that she wants to eventually put her Sims in; she puts up walls, windows, a roof, and a path to the front door. This is how we can view HTML - the structure. Once the fundamental structure is in place she will then apply some styling to the house. She chooses different colours for the walls, and selects furniture and picture frames for each room. This is similar to the way we use CSS to style an HTML document.
What Are Control Flow and Loops?
Control flow is the regular order in which a computer will execute programs, from the first file to the last. This can be altered by a software programmer inserting a loop (or a conditional), such as an ‘if else’ statement where the computer will only move onto the next step if a certain condition is met. In ‘human daily life’ terms, this could be compared to a grocery shop excursion. To successfully fulfill the grocery shop you must first write your list, then get in the car, then drive to the supermarket, then enter the supermarket, before finally buying the groceries. If one of these conditions such as ‘entering the supermarket’ was not met, then you would not be able to complete the task, or ‘flow’. When we enter a conditional statement or loop, the computer reads this as a way of making sure conditions are met before moving on, otherwise it will loop them back until the condition is met. i.e. if you do not enter the supermarket, you will not be able to buy the groceries
The DOM and How We May Interact With It
The DOM, or ‘Document Object Model’ is commonly referred to as the glue between programming languages. It allows the code to communicate and regurgitate what we see on the screen. The DOM is built in a tree structure with each branch containing a node which represents an object or a part of the document. These objects can be interacted with and may have event handlers attached to them which indicates to the DOM when certain pathways in the tree may be executed. A developer can interact with the DOM by ‘inspecting’ a web page using “ctrl + shift + i” (on windows) which will bring up the developer tools. From here, one may interact with the DOM and edit the appearance as well as the functionality of the page.
Accessing Data From Arrays and Objects
An Object and an Array are both collections of data values. An object can hold multiple properties and characteristics, whereas an array is just one property that may hold multiple values.
The data in an object can be accessed, altered or changed using dot and bracket notation such as in the image bellow.
With an array, we may access and alter the information like so:
What Are Functions and Why Are They Useful?
A function is a fundamental part of Javascript that gives it its ability to create conditional events and interactivity within a webpage or program. A function is simply a task that is laid out for the computer to perform when it is ‘invoked’ or called upon. They are useful because they allow us to put conditional events into our code.


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| Uses of Filter in org.htmlparser.parserapplications.filterbuilder |
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protected Filter |
SubFilterList.mHome
The parent filter wrapper. |
| Methods in org.htmlparser.parserapplications.filterbuilder that return Filter | |
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Filter[] |
FilterBuilder.getFilters()
Retrieve the top level filters in the main window. |
Filter[] |
SubFilterList.getFilters()
Return the list of filters in this container. |
protected Filter[] |
FilterBuilder.getSelection()
Return the current selection set as an array. |
static Filter |
Filter.instantiate(String class_name)
Create a new filter from the class name. |
protected Filter |
FilterBuilder.lastSelected()
Return the last filter added to the selection set. |
static Filter[] |
Filter.reconstitute(String string,
Parser context)
Returns the filters represented by the string. |
static Filter |
Filter.wrap(NodeFilter filter,
Parser context)
Returns a wrapped filter. |
| Methods in org.htmlparser.parserapplications.filterbuilder with parameters of type Filter | |
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void |
SubFilterList.addFilter(Filter filter)
Add a filter to the container contents. |
void |
SubFilterList.addFilter(Filter filter,
int index)
Add a filter to the container at a specific position. |
protected void |
FilterBuilder.addSelection(Filter filter)
Add a filter to the current selection set. |
static String |
Filter.deconstitute(Filter[] filters)
Returns a string serialization of the filters. |
protected void |
FilterBuilder.insertFilters(Filter[] filters,
Point point,
SubFilterList list)
Adds a set of filters to the main panel or a sublist. |
void |
SubFilterList.removeFilter(Filter filter)
Remove a filter from the container. |
protected void |
FilterBuilder.removeSelection(Filter filter)
Remove a filter from the current selection set. |
protected boolean |
FilterBuilder.selectionContains(Filter filter)
Check if the current selection set contains the given filter. |
void |
FilterBuilder.setExpanded(Filter[] filters,
boolean expanded,
boolean recursive)
Expand or collapse filters, possibly recursively. |
void |
FilterBuilder.setupDropTargets(Filter[] filters)
Set up drop targets. |
void |
FilterBuilder.setupMouseListeners(Filter[] filters)
Set up mouse listeners. |
| Constructors in org.htmlparser.parserapplications.filterbuilder with parameters of type Filter | |
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SubFilterList(Filter home,
String title,
int max)
Creates a container panel. |
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AndFilterWrapper
Wrapper for AndFilters. |
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HasAttributeFilterWrapper
Wrapper for HasAttributeFilters. |
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HasChildFilterWrapper
Wrapper for HasChildFilters. |
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HasParentFilterWrapper
Wrapper for HasParentFilters. |
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HasSiblingFilterWrapper
Wrapper for HasSiblingFilters. |
class |
NodeClassFilterWrapper
Wrapper for NodeClassFilters. |
class |
NotFilterWrapper
Wrapper for NotFilters. |
class |
OrFilterWrapper
Wrapper for OrFilters. |
class |
RegexFilterWrapper
Wrapper for RegexFilters. |
class |
StringFilterWrapper
Wrapper for StringFilters. |
class |
TagNameFilterWrapper
Wrapper for TagNameFilters. |
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welcome to webfolio - ajayrc
this is work in progress... meanwhile enjoy my other creations
Experimenting Side By Side VR/3D with ThreeJs
(2016)
PREZI - VR related interactive presentation
(2015)
Release Calendar - Best seen in a Mobile
(2014)
jQuery weeklong workshop for Westpac bank associates
(2013)
Created proposals/prototypes of following ideas:
Smart Move – your personal travel guide to deliver door to door service
Weekender – a personalized annual holiday calendar for frequent flyers
POInt – a Point Of Interest guide to get the best out of a city tour
Hackathons:
tNooz hackathon - Proactive Interface for Lufthansa
(2015)


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We provide a shortcut to set common models and properties relating to each of the brokerages we support. These brokerage models set fees, fill models, slippage models, and trading markets for a brokerage. In addition they validate that it is possible to submit trades to the brokerage (e.g. submitting equity trades to a forex only brokerage).

In addition to our default brokerage model (DefaultBrokerageModel), we provide brokerage models for Interactive Brokers (InteractiveBrokersBrokerageModel), OANDA (OandaBrokerageModel), Coinbase Pro (GDAXBrokerageModel), and Bitfinex (Bitfinex)
Brokerage models override any other models you may set for a security.
// Set brokerage model using helper methods: SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.OandaBrokerage); // Defaults to margin account SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Bitfinex, AccountType.Margin); //Or override account type // Supported brokerage names: BrokerageName.InteractiveBrokersBrokerage .OandaBrokerage .GDAX .Bitfinex
// You can also create your own brokerage model: IBrokerageModel class MyBrokerage: DefaultBrokerageModel { // Custom implementation of brokerage here. } SetBrokerageModel(new MyBrokerage());
# Set brokerage model using helper methods: self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.OandaBrokerage) # Defaults to margin account self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.Bitfinex, AccountType.Margin) # Or override account type # Supported brokerage names: BrokerageName.InteractiveBrokersBrokerage .OandaBrokerage .GDAX .Bitfinex
# You can also create your own brokerage model: IBrokerageModel class MyBrokerage(DefaultBrokerageModel): # Custom implementation of brokerage here. self.SetBrokerageModel(MyBrokerage())


Functions | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetRevision (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t *pRevInfo) |
| Get the revision info of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrSetDestID (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t destId) |
| Set the destination ID of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetDestID (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t *pDestId) |
| Get the destination ID of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetExcepLogHdr (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, CSL_CbassErrExcepLogHdr_t *pExLogHdr) |
| Get the exception logging header of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetExcepLogData (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, CSL_CbassErrExcepLogData_t *pExLogData) |
| Get the exception logging data of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrSetIntrRawStatus (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t intrMask) |
| Set raw interrupt status of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetIntrRawStatus (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t *pIntrStatus) |
| Get the pending raw interrupt of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrClearIntr (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t intrMask) |
| Clear interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetIntrStatus (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t *pIntrStatus) |
| Get the pending interrupt of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrEnableIntr (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t intrMask) |
| Enable interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrDisableIntr (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t intrMask) |
| Disable interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrSetEOI (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t eoi) |
| Set the ERR_EOI register of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrGetEOI (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, uint32_t *pEoi) |
| Get the EOI value of CBASS Error reporting module. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_cbassErrReadStaticRegs (const CSL_cbass_errRegs *pErrRegs, CSL_CbassErrStaticRegs *pStaticRegs) |
| This API is used to read static registers of CBASS QoS module. This API needs to be called after the initial configuration is done and hence mutliple read between static registers do not change the values. More... | |
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| int32_t CSL_cbassErrClearIntr | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | intrMask | ||
| ) |
Clear interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| intrMask | Interrupts to clear. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrDisableIntr | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | intrMask | ||
| ) |
Disable interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| intrMask | Interrupts to disable. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrEnableIntr | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | intrMask | ||
| ) |
Enable interrupts of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| intrMask | Interrupts to enable. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetDestID | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t * | pDestId | ||
| ) |
Get the destination ID of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pDestId | Pointer to destination ID |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetEOI | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t * | pEoi | ||
| ) |
Get the EOI value of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pEoi | Pointer to EOI value. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetExcepLogData | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| CSL_CbassErrExcepLogData_t * | pExLogData | ||
| ) |
Get the exception logging data of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pExLogData | Pointer to exception logging data, ref CSL_CbassErrExcepLogData_t |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetExcepLogHdr | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| CSL_CbassErrExcepLogHdr_t * | pExLogHdr | ||
| ) |
Get the exception logging header of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pExLogHdr | Pointer to exception logging header, ref CSL_CbassErrExcepLogHdr_t |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetIntrRawStatus | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t * | pIntrStatus | ||
| ) |
Get the pending raw interrupt of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pIntrStatus | Pointer to pending raw interrupt status/occurred. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetIntrStatus | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t * | pIntrStatus | ||
| ) |
Get the pending interrupt of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pIntrStatus | Pointer to pending interrupt status/occurred. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrGetRevision | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t * | pRevInfo | ||
| ) |
Get the revision info of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| pRevInfo | Pointer to revision info |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrReadStaticRegs | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| CSL_CbassErrStaticRegs * | pStaticRegs | ||
| ) |
This API is used to read static registers of CBASS QoS module. This API needs to be called after the initial configuration is done and hence mutliple read between static registers do not change the values.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_qosRegs_ep *) to the base address of the CBASS QoS module. |
| pStaticRegs | pointer to static registers to be read ref CSL_CbassErrStaticRegs |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrSetDestID | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | destId | ||
| ) |
Set the destination ID of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| destId | Destination ID |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrSetEOI | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | eoi | ||
| ) |
Set the ERR_EOI register of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| eoi | EOI value to set to ERR_EOI register. |
| int32_t CSL_cbassErrSetIntrRawStatus | ( | const CSL_cbass_errRegs * | pErrRegs, |
| uint32_t | intrMask | ||
| ) |
Set raw interrupt status of CBASS Error reporting module.
| pErrRegs | Pointer (of type CSL_cbass_errRegs *) to the base address of the CBASS error reporting module. |
| intrMask | raw interrupts to set. |


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Quickly encodes or decodes messages with the AES-CBC-256 cipher. Based off of the shortcut CryptoKit, but optimized for text encryption in shortcuts.
To use:
Create a dictionary with the following values:
mode: (encrypt/decrypt)
key: (your encryption key; can be generated with my KeyGen, CryptoKit, or just use an AES key in base 64)
data: (data to encrypt or decrypt)
and pass it into the shortcut. The output will be the encrypted or decrypted data.


A static webpage custom coded from scratch, primarily through customizing Bootstrap components. The design was provided by Opus's Creative department, though photoshop skills were required to export the assets.
The website consisted of a login page and three static pages, one for each event location.
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The website consisted of a creative-heavy landing page and registration form.
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Bootstrap Adobe Photoshop
A registration website created using an in-house CMS and custom code. The design was provided by Opus's Creative department, though photoshop skills were required to export the assets.
The website consisted of a creative-heavy landing page and registration form. The corresponding images show both the 2016 and 2017 sites.
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Bootstrap Adobe Photoshop
A registration website created using an in-house CMS and custom code. The design was provided by Opus's Creative department, though photoshop skills were required to export the assets.
The website consisted of a creative-heavy landing page and registration form.
HTML5 CSS3 jQuery Javascript
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Bootstrap Adobe Photoshop
A registration website created using an in-house CMS and custom code. The design was provided by Opus's Creative department, though photoshop skills were required to export the assets.
The website consisted of a creative-heavy landing page and registration form.
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A tourism website created and modified through Wordpress. As lead designer, I created wireframes, website mockups, print and web versions of the logo, and conducted UX testing.
My duties included helping customize the Wordpress template and assisting the project manager with delegating tasks.
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A class project assigned while I was in the CMDC program at WSU Vancouver. The project's purpose was to practice responsive web design.
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A custom Wordpress template created to showcase posts created by a Clark College Ambassador, which were published weekly.
My duties included collecting and editing these posts, in addition to designing and developing the website.
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This website is a customized Wordpress template created for a local food cart.
The website houses basic information, including menu, hours, location and social media links.
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This is my personal page. Here you will find information about me and, from time to time, some blog posts about topics that interest me – tipically about Machine Learning, Statistical Physics, Bayesian Inference, and functional programming or sofware related stuff in general – and a few comments on other topics. Most of the posts are in English, but some things in Portuguese might pop out every now and then.
Managed teams of data scientists and software engineers developing Machine Learning software. Responsible for people management, communicating with upper management and clients, reporting results, influencing good technical practices and technical excelence, discussing new projects with business and product teams, generating and evaluating new opportunities.
Engaged with new technologies and research in Machine Learning to evaluate applicability in innovative projects. Applied bleeding-edge research algorithms into transactional datasets, credit modelling, marketing. Provided tech leadership to a distinguished team of top tier data scientists.
Head of both data science and business inteligence initiatives. Lead a team of interns on BI tasks serving other teams, while developing algorithms for transaction classification and credit scoring from transactional data.
Tech Lead of recommender system team. Developed and improved a contextual recommender engine on two research fronts and built a bayesian contextual bandit algorithm to select recommendation strategies.
Developed methods for improving geolocated search, a proof-of-concept recommender engine and several techniques for record linkage.
Did my Ph.D. Research in Statistical Mechanics of Complex Systems
Thesis: Topics in statistical physics of complex systems.
Thesis: Inter-subband spin-orbit coupling in semiconductor heterostructures.
My academic publications.


bind(bindingContext: any, overrideContext: any): void
Implement this hook if you want to perform custom logic when databinding is activated on the view and view-model. The "binding context" to which the component is being bound will be passed first. An "override context" will be passed second. The override context contains information used to traverse the parent hierarchy and can also be used to add any contextual properties that the component wants to add.
Parameters
bindingContext: any
overrideContext: any


Beowulf
by Francis Barton Gummere
Chapter 14
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1910
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Gummere, F.B. (1910) Beowulf New York: P.F. Collier and Son
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 11.2
- Word Count: 511
- Genre: Epic
- Keywords: british literature
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HROTHGAR spake, — to the hall he went,
stood by the steps, the steep roof saw,
garnished with gold, and Grendel's hand:—
"For the sight I see to the Sovran Ruler
be speedy thanks! A throng of sorrows
I have borne from Grendel; but God still works
wonder on wonder, the Warden-of-Glory.
It was but now that I never more
for woes that weighed on me waited help
long as I lived, when, laved in blood,
stood sword-gore-stained this stateliest house, —
widespread woe for wise men all,
who had no hope to hinder ever
foes infernal and fiendish sprites
from havoc in hall. This hero now,
by the Wielder's might, a work has done
that not all of us erst could ever do
by wile and wisdom. Lo, well can she say
whoso of women this warrior bore
among sons of men, if still she liveth,
that the God of the ages was good to her
in the birth of her bairn. Now, Beowulf, thee,
of heroes best, I shall heartily love
as mine own, my son; preserve thou ever
this kinship new: thou shalt never lack
wealth of the world that I wield as mine!
Full oft for less have I largess showered,
my precious hoard, on a punier man,
less stout in struggle. Thyself hast now
fulfilled such deeds, that thy fame shall endure
through all the ages. As ever he did,
well may the Wielder reward thee still!"
Beowulf spake, bairn of Ecgtheow:—
"This work of war most willingly
we have fought, this fight, and fearlessly dared
force of the foe. Fain, too, were I
hadst thou but seen himself, what time
the fiend in his trappings tottered to fall!
Swiftly, I thought, in strongest gripe
on his bed of death to bind him down,
that he in the hent of this hand of mine
should breathe his last: but he broke away.
Him I might not — the Maker willed not —
hinder from flight, and firm enough hold
the life-destroyer: too sturdy was he,
the ruthless, in running! For rescue, however,
he left behind him his hand in pledge,
arm and shoulder; nor aught of help
could the cursed one thus procure at all.
None the longer liveth he, loathsome fiend,
sunk in his sins, but sorrow holds him
tightly grasped in gripe of anguish,
in baleful bonds, where bide he must,
evil outlaw, such awful doom
as the Mighty Maker shall mete him out."
More silent seemed the son of Ecglaf [footnote 1]
in boastful speech of his battle-deeds,
since athelings all, through the earl's great prowess,
beheld that hand, on the high roof gazing,
foeman's fingers, — the forepart of each
of the sturdy nails to steel was likest, —
heathen's "hand-spear," hostile warrior's
claw uncanny. 'Twas clear, they said,
that him no blade of the brave could touch,
how keen soever, or cut away
that battle-hand bloody from baneful foe.
Footnotes
1. Unferth, Beowulf's sometime opponent in the flyting.


Requirements
You’ll need one of the following I/O boards:
- An Arduino board (Uno, Zero, 101, Mega, Due, Yun, Leonardo, Pro Mini, Duemilanove, etc).
- Any of the Teensy boards (install the Teensyduino Arduino addon)
- Many other Arduino-compatible boards should work.
- See the full list of compatible boards.
Operation System:
- Mac OS X 10.6 or higher
- Windows 7 or XP (you must have a 32-bit version of java installed)
- Ubuntu 11.10, 12.04 or 14.04 64-bit (32-bit may also work)
Prerequisites:
- Java Runtime Environment version 1.6 or higher must be installed. It’s pre installed on OS X. Windows and Linux users may need to install Java. Get it here (Windows or Linux users) or here (Linux users).
Web Browser:
- Chrome version 14+
- Firefox version 11+
- Safari version 5+
- Opera 12+
- Microsoft Edge
Mobile Web Browsers:
- Safari
- Firefox version 7 or higher
- Chrome for Android
Breakout may also run on older versions of OS X and Windows, but has not been tested. Likewise Breakout may run on other Linux distributions, but so far only Ubuntu 11.10, 12.04 and 14.04 64-bit have been tested. The OS requirements will be updated as new platforms are tested.


12.6. Module Built-in Functions
The importation of modules has some functional support from the system. We will look at those now.
12.6.1. __import__ ()
The __import__() function is new as of Python 1.5, and it is the function that actually does the importing, meaning that the import statement invokes the __import__() function to do its work. The purpose of making this a function is to allow for overriding it if the user is inclined to develop his or her own importation algorithm.
The syntax of __import__() is:
__import__(module_name[, globals[, locals[, fromlist]]])
The module_name variable is the name of the module to import, globals is the dictionary of current names in the global symbol table, locals is the dictionary of current names in the local symbol table, and fromlist is a list of symbols to import the way they would be imported using the from-import statement.
The globals, locals, and fromlist arguments are optional, and if not provided, default to globals(), locals(), and [], respectively.
Calling import sys can be accomplished with
12.6.2. globals() and locals()
The globals() and locals() built-in functions return dictionaries of the global and local namespaces, respectively, of the caller. From within a function, the local namespace represents all names defined for execution of that function, which is what locals() will return. globals(), of course, will return those names globally accessible to that function.
From the global namespace, however, globals() and locals() return the same dictionary because the global namespace is as local as you can get while executing there. Here is a little snippet of code that calls both functions from both namespaces:
def foo():
print '\ncalling foo()...'
aString = 'bar'
anInt = 42
print "foo()'s globals:", globals().keys()
print "foo()'s locals:", locals().keys()
print "__main__'s globals:", globals().keys()
print "__main__'s locals:", locals().keys()
foo()
We are going to ask for the dictionary keys only because the values are of no consequence here (plus they make the lines wrap even more in this text). Executing this script, we get the following output:
$ namespaces.py
__main__'s globals: ['__doc__', 'foo', '__name__',
'__builtins__']
__main__'s locals: ['__doc__', 'foo', '__name__',
'__builtins__']
calling foo()...
foo()'s globals: ['__doc__', 'foo', '__name__',
'__builtins__']
foo()'s locals: ['anInt', 'aString']
12.6.3. reload()
The reload() built-in function performs another import on a previously imported module. The syntax of reload() is:
module is the actual module you want to reload. There are some criteria for using the reload() module. The first is that the module must have been imported in full (not by using from-import), and it must have loaded successfully. The second rule follows from the first, and that is the argument to reload() the module itself and not a string containing the module name, i.e., it must be something like reload(sys) instead of reload('sys').
Also, code in a module is executed when it is imported, but only once. A second import does not re-execute the code, it just binds the module name. Thus reload() makes sense, as it overrides this default behavior.
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I have a CT that has a very long cable, depending on and where I tidy that extra cable the CT is picking up more or less noise. I didn't think the CTs were able to pick up noise from their cables, but apparently they can.
Anyone has any ideas on what the best way to deal with the excess cable of a CT, besides cutting it ofcourse!
Re: CT picking up too much noise
Are you certain it's getting in via the cable, and not capacitively coupled into the CT secondary winding?
If it's a shop CT, you'll find that the screen is not connected anywhere. While that doesn't normally cause a problem, if you're in a particularly hostile environment it might do, even though the impedance it's working into is only 18Ω. You could try stripping back the screen and earthing it (to a good earth, not to the plug sleeve). Or as you imply, if everything is installed in its final position, then cutting the cable to length (plus a bit!) and earthing the screen would be my approach.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
Cutting the ct cable to length seems to done the trick. I actually think the cable shield was touching the ground on the stereo plug in addition to the red wire, that could have been why it was picking up so much noise. Anyway cutting and resoldering fixed both issues. Now the readings are below the 4w mark.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
Something strange happened today. I had to restart the emontx after I moved things a little in the enclosure. Now my noise level goes negative as well as positive. Previously all noise readings were only positive. But since I restarted the readings go both sides of 0. Any clues as to why. No new sketch. Just a reboot and some minor physical movement.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
"some minor physical movement"
That's probably your answer.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
Robert, that's what I originally thought but here is where is getting stranger. My emonTX is connected to a Serial to Ethernet bridge. Both are powered by the same 5V input. Previously when I had just one wireless access point configured on my Bridge the noise level was only +ve. When I added all my other wireless access points, my noise level was both +ve and -ve. I then removed the other wireless aps and went back to a single ap configuration and the noise is back to being +ve only. Each time I have to power cycle. No physical movements at all because everything is done remotely.
So either the extra processing that the bridge has to do when its handling multiple aps is depriving the emontx from 5Vs or its just coincidental and actually its the power cycle that is resetting things.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
I think the noise is correlated with the 50 Hz mains and the bridge is drawing slightly different currents depending on what it's handling and that's putting it on the 5 V supply; or (highly unlikely but I never rule anything out where noise and interference is concerned) it's RF getting in somehow.
Can you filter the 5 V between the bridge and the emonTx?
Re: CT picking up too much noise
The bridge has got a wifi chip on it too, could that be causing the RF noise. What's the best way to filter the 5V before it hits the emontx? I thought that since the 5V was going through the emontx regulator that would be enough.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
"I thought that since the 5V was going through the emontx regulator that would be enough. "
I've been caught out by that before. You need to look at the data sheet for the MCP1702 regulator, Figures 2-25 & 2-26. At worst, at 4 kHz, the power supply rejection is only about 12 dB, so ¼ of the 4 kHz noise on the 5 V rail will get into the 3.3 V rail.
Re: CT picking up too much noise
Would using a regulator that has an ultra low noise output work better i wonder. e.g. ADM7150ARDZ, TPS7A4700 or LT3042
But I'm guessing these are an overkill for what we are trying to do here. So a certain amount of noise is to be expected and lived with!
Re: CT picking up too much noise
A certain amount of noise can actually help, because it adds jitter to the signal that, if it happens to be the correct amplitude, will improve the performance. But in this case, bigger is definitely not better.
You need to look for the best output regulation - particularly against input voltage but also against load changes (that's important as the radio turns on and off).
Re: CT picking up too much noise
I'm a big fan of dithering in DC applications. I think I've mentioned before that I've managed to turn a 10-bit ADC into an ammeter with 21mA of dynamic range and very close to 1uA of resolution. Without dithering, conventional ADC maths would tell you my resolution should be about 20uA. The secret is adding in white noise whose long term mean is 0 so that over enough averaged oversamples, the noise makes no difference to the result. Alternatively, if the noise has a non-zero but constant mean, then you can calibrate away the constant offset introduced by the noise.
Using dithering on an AC signal is a bit more complicated. Again you want the noise to have no correlation to the signal of interest; ideally the noise frequency would be well away from the bandwidth of interest in the signal. If your sole mission is to replicate a signal as in an digital audio application, then it all makes sense. But in a power meter application, invariably the first thing you do with a reading is multiply it by another reading, either by itself in the case of RMS calculations, or by its (I,V) buddy in the case of real power calculations. There in lies the rub. Even if you had managed to get the noise nice and random, as positive as it was negative over time, once you multiply it by itself it's going to be positive and will introduce an offset to the result.
The problems with any unstudied noise coming on the Vcc rail are that it's likely to:
Ideally you'd dither V and I each with their own unique noise source. The two noise sources need to be uncorrelated to each other, and uncorrelated to the mains. Even then, you'd need to calibrate out the resultant offset it produces in the RMS values.


Functions for working with strings.
Signature: _.camelCase(string:String)
Converts a dash-separated string to camel case. Opposite of toDash.
_.camelCase("ancient-greece");
// => "ancientGreece"
Signature: _.explode(s:String)
Explodes a string into an array of characters. Opposite of implode.
_.explode("Plato");
// => ["P", "l", "a", "t", "o"]
Signature: _.fromQuery(str:String)
Takes a URL query string and converts it into an equivalent JavaScript object. Opposite of toQuery
_.fromQuery("forms%5Bperfect%5D=circle&forms%5Bimperfect%5D=square");
// => { forms: { perfect: "circle", imperfect: "square" } }
Signature: _.implode(a:Array)
Implodes an array of strings into a single string. Opposite of explode.
_.implode(["H", "o", "m", "e", "r"]);
// => "Homer"
Signature: _.slugify(str:String)
Slugifies a string, converting spaces and dots to dashes and inserting dashes between words.
_.slugify("ExampleString.that-covers-it.all");
// => "example-string-that-covers-it-all"
Signature: _.strContains(str:String, search:String)
Reports whether a string contains a search string.
_.strContains("Acropolis", "polis");
// => true
Signature: _.toDash(string:String)
Converts a camel case string to a dashed string. Opposite of camelCase.
_.toDash("thisIsSparta");
// => "this-is-sparta"
Signature: _.toQuery(obj:Object)
Takes an object and converts it into an equivalent URL query string. Opposite of fromQuery.
_.toQuery({ forms: { perfect: "circle", imperfect: "square" } });
// => "forms%5Bperfect%5D=circle&forms%5Bimperfect%5D=square"


Gbalbeat is a work-in-progress open-source digital audio workstation developed with HTML5 and more precisely with the new Web Audio API. The application can be used at Gbalbeat.com/daw it’s also possible to create an account on Gbalbeat.com to save your compositions online to retrieve them from anywhere at any time.
Some links : Help • Changelog • Previous versions
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@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import config.FrontendAppConfig @import uk.gov.hmrc.play.views.html.helpers.form @import views.helpers.TitleHelper.title @import models.Mode @(appConfig: FrontendAppConfig, paymentOptionForm: Form[_], mode: Mode)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @main_template( title = title(messages("paymentOption.title"), paymentOptionForm), appConfig = appConfig, bodyClasses = None) { @form(action = routes.PaymentOptionController.onSubmit(), 'autoComplete -> "off") { @components.back_link() @components.error_summary(paymentOptionForm.errors)


A CyberBoard Tile Library file contains one or more tiles in a format that can be directly loaded into a GameBox tile grouping. Each tile is composed of a COLORREF value for the color of the small scale tile and two device independent bitmaps (DIB) in CF_DIB clipboard format. One DIB is for the full size tile image, the other is for the half size image. The half size tile is 1/2 the size of the full size tile rounded up. For example, if the full size tile is 15 pixels the half size tile is 8 pixels.
The overall structure of the file is:
BYTE chSig[4]; // File Signature = "GTLB"
WORD wVersion; // Version = 0x0100 (1.00)
DWORD dwNumTiles; // Number of <Tile_Definition>'s in the file
// dwNumTiles tile definitions follow...
<Tile_Definition>
:
:
<Tile_Definition>
Each <Tile_Definition>
is structured like so:
DWORD dwSmallTileColor; // Color of small tile (COLORREF format)
<Packed_DIB> dibFullSizeTile; // The DIB data for the full size tile
<Packed_DIB> dibHalfSizeTile; // The DIB data for the half size tile
Each <Packed_DIB> record looks like:
DWORD dwRecordSize; // Size in bytes of bitmap that follows.
// The following is the same stuff
// that gets put on the clipboard
// for the CF_DIB format...
struct BITMAPINFO dib; // (See the Win32 SDK docs)
<bitmap_data>
Oh...one more thing...all numbers larger than a byte are stored in little-endian (aka Intel) byte order:
Least Significant Byte....Most Significant Byte.
Oh...Get the format of your file right because there isn't heck of a lot of checking going on in CyberBoard to make sure the incoming format is correct.


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Please pay for your ticket! Be sure to not change the amount (e.g. round up) even if your wallet allows you to as the order is encoded in the amount.
You have the following options to trigger the payment:
{% blocktrans trimmed %} If you already paid - please just stay patient - the transactions are currently just checked once a day. You will get an email - stay patient. If you want to improve this submit a PR this github repository: https://github.com/esPass/pretix-eth-payment-plugin {% endblocktrans %}


Cabinet okays bill to grant ownership rights to residents of Delhi's unauthorised colonies
The decision to grant ownership rights was taken by the Cabinet recently, and on Wednesday it cleared the bill which is to be introduced during in the ongoing Winter session of Parliament.
by PTIThe Union Cabinet approved a bill on November 20 to provide a legal framework to grant ownership rights to people living in unauthorised colonies in Delhi, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.
The decision to grant ownership rights was taken by the Cabinet recently, and on Wednesday it cleared the bill which is to be introduced during in the ongoing Winter session of Parliament.
The proposal is applicable to 1,797 identified unauthorised colonies spread over 175 square-km of the national capital inhabited by people from lower income groups.


Download the JAR file from Maven Central.
If you have a WAR file you can use the command line below:
java -jar piranha-micro.jar --war your_webapplication.war
If you have an exploded directory containing the contents of your WAR file you can use the command line below:
java -jar piranha-micro.jar --webapp your_webapp_directory
If you want to use a different HTTP port (e.g to port 8888) you can use --port as illustrated by the command line below:
java -jar piranha-micro.jar --war your_webapplication.war --port 8888
See GitHub at https://github.com/piranhacloud/piranha/tree/master/micro


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Tree DnD & Event DrapnDrop (allow drag multi tree-table include all type: table, ol, ul)
Display data tree by AngularJS, using CSS animation and Bootstrap style
Code on github
{{ (!showlog) ? 'Show Log' : 'Show Tree'}}
{{ (showTreeDnD == 1) ? 'Show Tree 1' : 'Show Tree 2'}}
{{ ShowAction ? 'Hide Action' : 'Show Action'}}
--- Directive ---
expand_all
collapse_all
select_first_node
select_next_node
select_prev_node
select_next_sibling
select_prev_sibling
select_parent_node
expand_node
collapse_node
--- Event ---
last_descendant
get_selected_node
get_first_child
get_children
get_first_node
get_next_node
get_prev_node
get_parent_node
get_next_sibling
get_prev_sibling
get_siblings
get_closest_ancestor_next_sibling
{{ log | json }}


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You put following animation into any elements such as div tag, button, image..etc. Just write the animation name as shown below as the class name and make sure you add e_
before the animation name. For example to use "flash" animation you should write .e_flash
Just hover on each button to see how animation works.


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Mix v1.3.4 Mix.Tasks.Profile.Fprof
Profiles the given file or expression using Erlang’s fprof
tool.
fprof
can be useful when you want to discover the bottlenecks of a
sequential code.
Before running the code, it invokes the app.start
task which compiles
and loads your project. Then the target expression is profiled, together
with all processes which are spawned by it. Other processes (e.g. those
residing in the OTP application supervision tree) are not profiled.
To profile the code, you can use the syntax similar to mix run
task:
mix profile.fprof -e Hello.world
mix profile.fprof my_script.exs arg1 arg2 arg3
Command line options
--callers
- print detailed information about immediate callers and called functions--details
- include profile data for each profiled process--sort key
- sort the output by given key: acc (default) or own--config
,-c
- loads the given configuration file--eval
,-e
- evaluate the given code--require
,-r
- require pattern before running the command--parallel-require
,-pr
- requires pattern in parallel--no-compile
- do not compile even if files require compilation--no-deps-check
- do not check dependencies--no-archives-check
- do not check archives--no-start
- do not start applications after compilation--no-elixir-version-check
- do not check the Elixir version from mix.exs--no-warmup
- do not execute code once before profiling
Profile output
The example output looks as following:
# CNT ACC (ms) OWN (ms)
Total<PHONE_NUMBER>.188 1964.579
:fprof.apply_start_stop/4 0 1972.188 0.012
anonymous fn/0 in :elixir_compiler_2 1 1972.167 0.001
Test.run/0 1 1972.166 0.007
Test.do_something/1 3 1972.131 0.040
Test.bottleneck/0 1 1599.490 0.007
...
The default output contains data gathered from all profiled processes. All times are wall clock milliseconds. The columns have the following meaning:
- CNT - total number of invocation of the given function
- ACC - total time spent in the function
- OWN - time spent in the function, excluding the time of called functions
The first row (Total) is the sum of all functions executed in all profiled processes. For the given output, we had in total 200279 function calls and spent about 2 seconds running the entire code.
You can obtain further information if you provide --callers
and
--details
options.
When --callers
option is specified, you’ll see expanded function entries:
Mod.caller_1/0 3 200.000 0.017
Mod.caller_2/0 2 100.000 0.017
Mod.some_function/0 5 300.000 0.017 <--
Mod.called_1/0 4 250.000 0.010
Mod.called_2/0 1 50.000 0.030
Here, the arrow (<--
) indicates the marked function - the function
described by this paragraph. You also see its immediate callers (above) and
called functions (below).
All the values of caller functions describe the marked function. For example,
the first row means that Mod.caller_1/0
invoked Mod.some_function/0
3 times.
200ms of the total time spent in Mod.some_function/0
happened due to this
particular caller.
In contrast, the values for the called functions describe those functions, but
in the context of the marked function. For example, the last row means that
Mod.called_2/0
was called once by Mod.some_function/0
, and in that case
the total time spent in the function was 50ms.
For a detailed explanation it’s worth reading the analysis in Erlang documentation for fprof.
Caveats
You should be aware that the code being profiled is running in an anonymous
function which is invoked by :fprof
module. Thus, you’ll see some additional
entries in your profile output, such as :fprof
calls, an anonymous
function with high ACC time, or an :undefined
function which represents
the outer caller (non-profiled code which started the profiler).
Also, keep in mind that profiling might significantly increase the running time of the profiled processes. This might skew your results for example if those processes perform some I/O operations, since running time of those operations will remain unchanged, while CPU bound operations of the profiled processes might take significantly longer. Thus, when profiling some intensive program, try to reduce such dependencies, or be aware of the resulting bias.
Finally, it’s advised to profile your program with the prod
environment, since
this should give you a more correct insight into your real bottlenecks.
Summary
Functions
Callback implementation for Mix.Task.run/1
Functions
Callback implementation for Mix.Task.run/1
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Lets you process 1D/2D barcodes.
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
Titanium.Barcode = Ti.Barcode = require("ti.barcode");
Brings up the camera and begins the capture sequence for processing a barcode. Takes one argument, a dictionary containing the keys:
Each callback receives an event with the following properties, if available:
Value that indicates if the barcode capture should analyze captured images in either portrait or landscape device orientation. (Warning: Analyzing both the captured image and the rotated version(s) of the image will increase the processing time of the capture.)
Value representing URL content
Value representing SMS content
Value representing telephone number content
Value representing text content
Value representing date content
Value representing geolocation content
Value representing an email address
Value representing contact information (vcard or mecard)
Value representing bookmark content
See example.
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LVL
Gold
Level
Boss Summons:
Boss Health
LVL
Gold
Level
Boss Summons:
Basic attack, Damage comes only from Damage and is the only attack with lifesteal! |
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Icebolt, gets Damage from: Damage, MagicPow and IceDMG. |
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Firebolt, gets Damage from Damage, MagicPow and FireDMG. |
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Stormbolt, gets Damage from Damage, MagicPow and StormDMG |
Thorns,poison attack, gets Damage from Damage, MagicPow and NatureDMG |
Shadowbolt-delayed nuke,gets Damage from Damage, MagicPow and ShadowDMG |
Bloodstrike,sacrifice 50% current health for a lot of Damage, gets Damage from Damage, total HP and BloodDMG |
Instant Heal, HealPow increases the healing. |
Shield, your dodge chance increases past 100% for a short time. |
Mana Restore, restores mana based on HealPow. |
Nature Heal, 3 tiny consecutive heals based on NatureDMG. |
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Type Declarations
Type Synonyms
type T a b = [a] b
A type
declaration creates a synonym for a
pre-existing type expression, which may optionally have
arguments. A type synonym is transparently unfolded at
use sites and is treated as though the user had instead
written the body of the type synonym in line.
Type synonyms may mention other synonyms, but it is not
allowed to create a recursive collection of type synonyms.
Newtypes
newtype NewT a b = { seq : [a]b }
A newtype
declaration declares a new named type which is defined by
a record body. Unlike type synonyms, each named newtype
is treated
as a distinct type by the type checker, even if they have the same
bodies. Moreover, types created by a newtype
declaration will not be
members of any typeclasses, even if the record defining their body
would be. For the purposes of typechecking, two newtypes are
considered equal only if all their arguments are equal, even if the
arguments do not appear in the body of the newtype, or are otherwise
irrelevant. Just like type synonyms, newtypes are not allowed to form
recursive groups.
Every newtype
declaration brings into scope a new function with the
same name as the type which can be used to create values of the
newtype.
x : NewT 3 Integer
x = NewT { seq = [1,2,3] }
Just as with records, field projections can be used directly on values of newtypes to extract the values in the body of the type.
> sum x.seq
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