Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 2
Dietary
Place the rice, coconut milk, milk, zest, sugar and vanilla in a saucepan over a medium heat and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat, cover and cook for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. When the rice is cooked, remove from the heat and leave to cool with the lid on.
When the mixture is cold, stir in the cream. Pour into a serving bowl, top with mango and a sprinkling of brown sugar and serve with wedges of lime on the side.


xmake is a lightweight cross-platform build tool based on Lua. It uses xmake.lua to maintain project builds. Compared with makefile/CMakeLists.txt, the configuration syntax is more Concise and intuitive, it is very friendly to novices, and you can get started quickly in a short time, allowing users to focus more on actual project development.
In version 2.5.4, we added support for Apt and Portage package managers. On Ubuntu/Gentoo, we can also use add_requires
to quickly integrate the packages they provide.
And we have also improved the support for the Vcpkg package manager, and added support for the installation of arm/arm64 architecture packages.
In addition, we have also enhanced the xrepo env shell
environment. You can load a shell environment with a specific package configuration by configuring a series of add_requires
package configurations in xmake.lua
.
New feature introduction
New package manager support
Add dependency package of ubuntu/apt
Now we support the use of apt to integrate dependent packages, and will also automatically find packages that have been installed on the ubuntu system.
add_requires("apt::zlib1g-dev", {alias = "zlib"})
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.c")
add_packages("zlib")
Add gentoo/portage dependency package
We also support the use of Portage to integrate dependency packages, and will automatically find packages already installed on the Gentoo system.
add_requires("portage::libhandy", {alias = "libhandy"})
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.c")
add_packages("libhandy")
Integrate arm/arm64 architecture package from Vcpkg
add_requires("vcpkg::zlib", {alias = "zlib"})
target("test")
set_kind("binary")
add_files("src/*.c")
add_packages("zlib")
The configuration method is still the same as before. You only need to switch to the arm/arm64 architecture to compile to automatically pull the arm/arm64 package from Vcpkg.
$ xmake f -a arm64
$ xmake
Support import and export installation packages
Usually, after we use the xrepo command or xmake to install the package, if the same project is migrated to other machines for compilation, then the installation package must be downloaded again.
In order to improve development efficiency, xrepo can now quickly export installed packages, including corresponding library files, header files, and so on.
$ xrepo export -o /tmp/output zlib
Then we can also import the previously exported installation package on other machines to implement package migration.
$ xrepo import -i /xxx/packagedir zlib
After importing, the corresponding project compilation will use them directly, no additional reinstallation of packages is required.
Specific package shell environment support
xrepo has a xrepo env
command, which can specify the environment to load a specific package, and then run a specific program, for example, load the installation environment of the luajit package, and then run luajit:
$ xrepo env luajit
Or bind a specific luajit version package environment, after loading bash, you can directly run the corresponding lujit.
$ xrepo env -b "luajit 5.1" bash
> luajit --version
However, there is a problem with this. If we install a lot of packages, different package configurations and versions are still different. If we want to load a bash environment with multiple packages at the same time.
Then, the previous method cannot be supported. Therefore, in the new version, we will further improve it. Yes, we can customize some package configurations by adding the xmake.lua file in the current directory, and then enter the specific package shell environment .
xmake.lua
add_requires("zlib 1.2.11")
add_requires("python 3.x", "luajit")
For example, as above, we have configured three packages in xmake.lua and want to use them in the shell at the same time, then just run the following command in the current directory.
$ xrepo env shell
> python --version
> luajit --version
It should be noted that here we used xrepo env shell
instead of xrepo env bash
, because bash can only be used on specific platforms, and xrepo env shell
is a built-in command.
It can automatically detect the current terminal environment, load the corresponding bash, sh, zsh, and cmd or powershell environments under windows, all of which are automatic.
In addition, we also added some auxiliary features, such as prompt prompt, xrepo env quit
environment exit command, historical input command switching and so on.
Set up image acceleration package download
In order to improve the problem of slow downloading of packages in the domestic network environment, xmake supports proxy settings, as well as pac.lua proxy configuration strategies.
In the new version, we have improved the configuration of pac.lua and further support the configuration of mirror proxy rules. For example, access to all github.com domain names is switched to the hub.fastgit.org domain name to achieve accelerated downloading of packages.
pac.lua configuration:
function mirror(url)
return url:gsub("github.com", "hub.fastgit.org")
end
Then we set the second pac.lua file, the default path is ~/.xmake/pac.lua
.
$ xmake g --proxy_pac=/tmp/pac.lua
Then, when we install the package, if we encounter the package source under the github.com domain name, it will automatically switch to the fastgit mirror to accelerate the download when downloading.
$ xrepo install libpng
> curl https://hub.fastgit.org/glennrp/libpng/archive/v1.6.37.zip -o v1.6.37.zip
Custom switch package storage directory
Before, we could only configure and modify the default package installation directory through xmake g --pkg_installdir=/tmp/xx
.
Now, we can also modify it through the XMAKE_PKG_INSTALLDIR
environment variable. The default path is: ~/.xmake/packages
.
In addition, we also added the XMAKE_PKG_CACHEDIR
environment variable to modify the package cache directory. The default path is: ~/.xmake/cache/packages
.
Changelog
New features
- #1323: Support find and install package from
apt
,add_requires("apt::zlib1g-dev")
- #1337: Add environment vars to change package directories
- #1338: Support import and export installed packages
- #1087: Add
xrepo env shell
and support load envs fromadd_requires/xmake.lua
- #1313: Support private package for
add_requires/add_deps
- #1358: Support to set mirror url to speedup download package
- #1369: Support arm/arm64 packages for vcpkg, thanks @fallending
- #1405: Add portage package manager support, thanks @Phate6660
Change
- Improve
find_package
and addpackage:find_package
for xmake package - Remove deprecated
set_config_h
andset_config_h_prefix
apis - #1343: Improve to search local package files
- #1347: Improve to vs_runtime configs for binary package
- #1353: Improve del_files() to speedup matching files
- #1349: Improve
xrepo env shell
to support powershell


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CIFXShadingModifier Class ReferenceThis is the implementation of a component that is used to use shading as modifier.
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Inheritance diagram for CIFXShadingModifier:
List of all members.
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| U32 IFXAPI | AddRef () |
| U32 IFXAPI | Release () |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | QueryInterface (IFXREFIID interfaceId, void **ppInterface) |
| void IFXAPI | GetEncoderX (IFXEncoderX *&rpEncoderX) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetOutputs (IFXGUID **&rpOutOutputs, U32 &rOutNumberOfOutputs, U32 *&rpOutOutputDepAttrs) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetDependencies (IFXGUID *pInOutputDID, IFXGUID **&rppOutInputDependencies, U32 &rOutNumberInputDependencies, IFXGUID **&rppOutOutputDependencies, U32 &rOutNumberOfOutputDependencies, U32 *&rpOutOutputDepAttrs) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GenerateOutput (U32 inOutputDataElementIndex, void *&rpOutData, BOOL &rNeedRelease) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetDataPacket (IFXModifierDataPacket *pInInputDataPacket, IFXModifierDataPacket *pInDataPacket) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Notify (IFXModifierMessage eInMessage, void *pMessageContext) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetEnable (BOOL *pbEnable) |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetEnable (BOOL bEnable) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetElementShaderList (U32 uInElement, IFXShaderList **out_ppShaderList) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetElementShaderList (U32 uInElement, IFXShaderList *in_pShaderList, BOOL isValid=TRUE) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetShaderDataArray (IFXShaderList ***pShaderArray) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetAttributes (U32 *pShadingAttributes) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetAttributes (U32 shadingAttributes) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetSize (U32 *size) |
| | CIFXShadingModifier () |
| virtual | ~CIFXShadingModifier () |
| IFXRESULT | RobustConstructor () |
| IFXRESULT | AllocateShaders (IFXShaderList **in_ppData=NULL, BOOL in_bCopy=TRUE, U32 numCopy=0) |
| void | Deallocate (U32 num) |
Private Attributes |
| U32 | m_refCount |
| U32 | m_uMeshGroupDataElementIndex |
| BOOL | m_bEnabled |
| IFXShaderList ** | m_ppShaders |
| U32 | m_uNumElements |
| U32 | m_attributes |
Static Private Attributes |
| static const IFXDID * | m_scpOutputDIDs [] |
| static const IFXDID * | m_scpInputDIDs [] |
Friends |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | CIFXShadingModifier_Factory (IFXREFIID interfaceId, void **ppInterface) |
Detailed Description
This is the implementation of a component that is used to use shading as modifier.
It supports the following interfaces: IFXUnknown, IFXShadingModifier, IFXMarker, IFXMarkerX, IFXModifier, IFXSubject, IFXMetadataX.
- Note:
- This component's id is named {FEA5D3C8-4BF4-4735-AD2B-A94ECB5EA44A}.
This component can be instantiated multiple times.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| CIFXShadingModifier::CIFXShadingModifier |
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This is the component constructor.
It doesn't do anything significant.
- Note:
- Significant state initialization is done by the RobustConstructor method if it's available or an interface specific Initialize method if one's supported.
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This is the component destructor.
After all references to the component are released, it performs any necessary cleanup activities. |
Member Function Documentation
| U32 CIFXShadingModifier::AddRef |
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This method increments the reference count for an interface on a component.
- Note:
- It should be called for every new copy of a pointer to an interface on a given component.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::AllocateShaders |
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IFXShaderList ** |
in_ppData = NULL , |
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in_bCopy = TRUE , |
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U32 |
numCopy = 0 |
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| void CIFXShadingModifier::Deallocate |
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U32 |
num |
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| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GenerateOutput |
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U32 |
inOutputDataElementIndex, |
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void *& |
rpOutData, |
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BOOL & |
rNeedRelease |
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Generate a result from the input DataPacket.
- Parameters:
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| inDataElementIndex | The index of the DataElement. |
| rpOutData | The pointer to the output DataElement interface. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned or IFX_W_MODIFIER_OUTPUT_NOT_CHANGED if the specified output DataElement did not change. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_INVALID_ENTRY if the specified DataElement does not exist; or IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the Modifier, ModifierDataPacket, and/or the ModifierChain was not initialized properly.
Implements CIFXModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetAttributes |
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U32 * |
pShadingAttributes |
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This method gets shading attributes of modifier.
- Parameters:
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| shadingAttributes | desired value of the attributes. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
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Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetDependencies |
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IFXGUID * |
pInOutputDID, |
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IFXGUID **& |
rppOutInputDependencies, |
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U32 & |
rOutNumberInputDependencies, |
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IFXGUID **& |
rppOutOutputDependencies, |
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U32 & |
rOutNumberOfOutputDependencies, |
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U32 *& |
rpOutOutputDepAttrs |
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Hands back the list of input DataElements and the list of output DataElements, by which, the result of the specified pInOutputDID is determined.
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| pInOutputDID | One of the Modifier's output DIDs in the list handed back from GetOutputs(). |
| rppOutInputDependencies | The pointer to contain the address of the list of input DIDs, by which, the specified output is determined. |
| rOutNumberInputDependencies | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in rppOutInputDependencies. |
| rppOutOutputDependencies | The pointer to contain the address of the list related output DIDs. |
| ruOutNumberOfOutputDependencies | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in rppOutOutputDependencies. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned.
- Note:
- The Modifier is responsible for the lifetime of the list.
Implements CIFXModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetElementShaderList |
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U32 |
uInElement, |
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out_ppShaderList |
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This method gets shader set for particular renderable lement.
- Parameters:
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| uInElement | Index of element in renderable group. |
| out_ppShaderList | A pointer to the needed shader set. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
-
Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetEnable |
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BOOL * |
pbEnable |
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This method returns the value of the enabled flag.
- Parameters:
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| pbEnable | A BOOL pointer indicating the state of the enabled flag. |
- TRUE - The modifier is enabled.
- FALSE - The modifier is disabled.
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
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| IFX_OK | - No Error. |
| IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED | - Bad value of passed in pointer. |
Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
| void CIFXShadingModifier::GetEncoderX |
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IFXEncoderX *& |
rpEncoderX |
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Function that hands back the IFXEncoderX interface pointer to a component that can be used to encode this component.
- Parameters:
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Implements IFXMarkerX. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetOutputs |
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IFXGUID **& |
rpOutOutputs, |
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U32 & |
rOutNumberOfOutputs, |
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U32 *& |
rpOutOutputDepAttrs |
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Hands back a pointer to the list of DIDs that the Modifier will add or change.
- Parameters:
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| rpOutOutputs | The pointer to contain the address of the consecutive list of resultant DataElement GUID pointers. |
| rOutNumberOfOutputs | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in the rpOutOutputs. |
| rpOutUnchangedOutputAttrs | The array of U32 attributes which were not changed. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY.
- Note:
- This method can be used before, and after, the Modifier is initialized.
The Modifier is responsible for the lifetime of the list.
Implements CIFXModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetShaderDataArray |
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IFXShaderList *** |
pShaderArray |
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This method gets shader sets for entire renderable group.
- Parameters:
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| pShaderArray | A pointer to shading group. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
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| IFX_OK | - No Error. |
| IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE | The uInElement index is larger than the renderable element count |
Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::GetSize |
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U32 * |
size |
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This method gets size of shading group.
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
-
Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::Notify |
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IFXModifierMessage |
eInMessage, |
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pMessageContext |
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| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::QueryInterface |
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IFXREFIID |
interfaceId, |
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void ** |
ppInterface |
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This method provides access to the various interfaces supported by a component.
Upon success, it increments the component's reference count and hands back a pointer to the specified interface.
- Note:
- A number of rules must be adhered to by all implementations of IFXAPI QueryInterface . For a list of such rules, refer to the IFXCOM usage guidelines.
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, either IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER or IFX_E_UNSUPPORTED are returned.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| U32 CIFXShadingModifier::Release |
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This method decrements the reference count for the calling interface on a component.
- Note:
- If the reference count on a component falls to zero, the component is destroyed.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::RobustConstructor |
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This is the component's constructor that can return a result code.
In it, allocation of other components or memory can be performed. It's called by the factory function only, immediately after the component has been created and has been AddRef'd.
- Note:
- If nothing meaningful happens in this method, it can be removed from this class (as well as its usage from the factory function).
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following are returned:
- Todo:
- : return codes.
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| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::SetAttributes |
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U32 |
shadingAttributes |
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This method sets shading attributes of modifier.
- Parameters:
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| shadingAttributes | desired value of the attributes. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
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Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
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Associates a new DataPacket with the Modifier.
- Precondition:
- None.
- Postcondition:
- The provided DataPacket is associated with the Modifier. If the Modifier was already associated with a DataPacket, it is first released.
- Parameters:
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| pInDataPacket | The incoming IFXDataPacket That will provide input to the modifier chain. |
| pInDataPacket | The incoming IFXDataPacket to be associated with the Modifier. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY.
Implements CIFXModifier. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::SetElementShaderList |
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U32 |
uInElement, |
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IFXShaderList * |
in_pShaderList, |
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BOOL |
isValid = TRUE |
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| IFXRESULT CIFXShadingModifier::SetEnable |
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BOOL |
bEnable |
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This method sets the value of the enabled flag.
- Parameters:
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| bEnable | A BOOL pointer indicating the state of the enabled flag. |
- TRUE - Enabled the modifier.
- FALSE - Disable the modifier.
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- Return values:
-
Implements IFXShadingModifier. |
Friends And Related Function Documentation
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE CIFXShadingModifier_Factory |
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IFXREFIID |
interfaceId, |
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void ** |
ppInterface |
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This is the CIFXComponentName component factory function.
It's used by IFXCreateComponent to create an instance of the component and hand back a pointer to a supported interface that's requested.
- Note:
- This component can be instaniated multiple times.
- Parameters:
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| interfaceId | Reference to the interface id that's supported by the component that will be handed back. |
| ppInterface | Pointer to the interface pointer that will be initialized upon successful creation of the component. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_COMPONENT, IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER, IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY or IFX_E_UNSUPPORTED.
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Member Data Documentation
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Number of outstanding references to the component.
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Initial value:
{
&DID_IFXRenderableGroup
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Initial value:
{
&DID_IFXRenderableGroup
}
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Theories of International Mobility and the Incorporation of Immigrants
Class 7: Gender, Migration, and Family
John Palmer
Edo & Toubal (2017)
CES Cobb-Douglas Production Function
$$Y_t = A_tK_t^{1-\alpha}L_t^\alpha$$
Composite Labor
Labor composed of workers with education beyond high school (\(L_{Ht}\)) or less than college (\(L_{Lt}\))
$$L_t = \left[ \theta_{Ht} L_{Ht}^{\rho_{HL}} + \theta_{Lt} L_{Lt}^{\rho_{HL}} \right]^{1/\rho_{HL}}$$
$$\rho_{HL} = (\sigma_{HL} - 1)/\sigma_{HL}$$
Composite Labor: High Education
High education labor composed of workers with only some college (\(L_{H1t}\)) or college degree (\(L_{H2t}\))
$$L_{Ht} = \left[ \theta_{H_{1}t} L_{H_{1}t}^{\rho_{H}} + \theta_{H_{2}t} L_{H_{2}t}^{\rho_{H}} \right]^{1/\rho_{H}}$$
$$\rho_H = (\sigma_H - 1)/\sigma_H$$
Composite Labor: Low Education
High education labor composed of workers with only some college (\(L_{H1t}\)) or college degree (\(L_{H2t}\))
$$L_{Lt} = \left[ \theta_{L_{1}t} L_{L_{1}t}^{\rho_{L}} + \theta_{L_{2}t} L_{L_{2}t}^{\rho_{L}} \right]^{1/\rho_{L}}$$
$$\rho_L = (\sigma_L - 1)/\sigma_L$$
Model Assumptions
- Men and women are imperfect substitutes
- Immigrants and natives are nearly perfect substitutes
- Wage rigidity (due to minimum wage, unemployment benefits and protections, union, and product market rigidities)
Why would we not expect men and women to be perfect substitutes?
Why would the labor supply of women tend to be more elastic than that of men?
Measurement
- Percentage
- Odds Ratio
- Index
gender
- As social construct, in contrast to sex
- As process
- As structure
Gendered Geographies of Power
- Geographic scales
- Social locations
- Power geometries
Role of the State
- Example: Mexican hometown associations: Fund-raising vs. Project Implementation
- Example: 1986 U.S. Legalization: Timing of arrival


import {CSVDataWorker} from 'gisplay-es6-webpack/src/Gisplay/Parser/CSV/CSVDataWorker.js'
CSVDataWorker
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The categorical variables present in the user options. |
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dataFile: File The data file. |
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The end byte for this worker. |
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The first row read by this data worker. |
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If the options contain any categorical variable. |
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The header indices. |
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The last row of the last chunk read by the parser. |
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The number of chunks already read from the file. |
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Number of columns for each row. |
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reader: FileReader The FileReader used to read a portion of the file. |
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Save the remaining of the last row from the chunk that was read. |
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The row delimiter. |
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The start byte for this worker. |
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The granularity of the time variable. |
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The index of this worker. |
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The worker options. |
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chunkReadFromFile(e: ProgressEvent) Called after a chunk is read from the file. |
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createFileReader(): FileReader Create file reader. |
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getGranularity(timeString: string): number Convert the time string to the granularity we want. |
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processChunk(chunkText: any) Process the chunk that was read from the file. |
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processRows(rows: Array<string>, startRowIndex: number, endRowIndex: number) Process the rows that are in the rows array. |
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processRows2(rows: Array<string>, startRowIndex: number, endRowIndex: number) this method was deprecated. THIS METHOD WOULD HURT THE PERFORMANCE
This would make it take more 100 seconds than the processRows method Process the rows that are in the rows array. |
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Public Constructors
public constructor() source
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public categoricalVariables: Array<CategoricalVariable> source
The categorical variables present in the user options.
public dataRowsSaved source
public headerIndices: Array<Array<number>> source
The header indices. The array is split into 5 positions: [0]categorical, [1]continuous, [2]geometry, [3]time and [4]optional variables.
public numRowsRead source
Public Methods
public chunkReadFromFile(e: ProgressEvent) source
Called after a chunk is read from the file.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| e | ProgressEvent | Event associated with the read data. |
public clear() source
public createFileReader(): FileReader source
Create file reader.
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| FileReader | the FileReader used to read a portion of the file. |
public getGranularity(timeString: string): number source
Convert the time string to the granularity we want.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| timeString | string | The time as it was read from the file. |
public onMessage(dataMessage: Object) source
When the worker receives a message.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| dataMessage | Object | The data message that was sent by the main Thread. |
public processChunk(chunkText: any) source
Process the chunk that was read from the file.
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| chunkText | any | The text read from the file. |
See:
- https://developer.mozilla.org/pt-PT/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/split
- https://image.prntscr.com/image/BkaRp8qSQuyt9phoSh71ZA.png
- https://image.prntscr.com/image/FAQ8CVH9S1W6X0RoZrOWfw.png - Edge case for \r\n.
- https://image.prntscr.com/image/yYXWcZwLQjSNYqIiuQEcKQ.png - Edge case example.
public processRows(rows: Array<string>, startRowIndex: number, endRowIndex: number) source
Process the rows that are in the rows array. The first row of the 1st chunk read from the file should be ignored.
public processRows2(rows: Array<string>, startRowIndex: number, endRowIndex: number) source
This would make it take more 100 seconds than the processRows method Process the rows that are in the rows array. The first row of the 1st chunk read from the file should be ignored.


Package org.drip.sample.burgard2013
Burgard Kjaer (2013) Valuation Adjustments
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Class Summary Class Description BilateralCSACollateralizedFunding BilateralCSACollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.BilateralCSACollateralizedFundingStochastic BilateralCSACollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.BilateralCSAUncollateralizedFunding BilateralCSAUncollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.BilateralCSAUncollateralizedFundingStochastic BilateralCSAUncollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.BilateralCSAZeroThresholdFunding BilateralCSAZeroThresholdFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.BilateralCSAZeroThresholdFundingStochastic BilateralCSAZeroThresholdFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationCollateralizedFunding PerfectReplicationCollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationCollateralizedFundingStochastic PerfectReplicationCollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationUncollateralizedFunding PerfectReplicationUncollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationUncollateralizedFundingStochastic PerfectReplicationUncollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationZeroThresholdFunding PerfectReplicationZeroThresholdFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.PerfectReplicationZeroThresholdFundingStochastic PerfectReplicationZeroThresholdFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationCollateralizedFunding SemiReplicationCollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationCollateralizedFundingStochastic SemiReplicationCollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationUncollateralizedFunding SemiReplicationUncollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationUncollateralizedFundingStochastic SemiReplicationUncollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationZeroThresholdFunding SemiReplicationZeroThresholdFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SemiReplicationZeroThresholdFundingStochastic SemiReplicationZeroThresholdFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffCollateralizedFunding SetOffCollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffCollateralizedFundingStochastic SetOffCollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffUncollateralizedFunding SetOffUncollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffUncollateralizedFundingStochastic SetOffUncollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffZeroThresholdFunding SetOffZeroThresholdFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.SetOffZeroThresholdFundingStochastic SetOffZeroThresholdFundingStohastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSACollateralizedFunding UnilateralCSACollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSACollateralizedFundingStochastic UnilateralCSACollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSAUncollateralizedFunding UnilateralCSAUncollateralizedFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSAUncollateralizedFundingStochastic UnilateralCSAUncollateralizedFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSAZeroThresholdFunding UnilateralCSAZeroThresholdFunding examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.UnilateralCSAZeroThresholdFundingStochastic UnilateralCSAZeroThresholdFundingStochastic examines the Basel BCBS 2012 OTC Accounting Impact to a Portfolio of 10 Swaps resulting from the Addition of a New Swap - Comparison via both FVA/FDA and FCA/FBA Schemes.


Profiling data is about studying the nuances of the data: determining anomalies, examining and developing the underlying data structures, and querying data statistics such as row counts, value distributions, minimum and maximum values, averages, and so on. This concept is important because it allows you to shape and organize the data so that interacting with the data and identifying the distribution of the data is uncomplicated, therefore helping to make your task of working with the data on the front end to develop report elements near effortless.
Assume that you are developing reports for the Sales team at your organization. You are uncertain how the data is structured and contained within the tables, so you want to profile the data behind the scenes before you begin developing the visuals. Power BI has inherent functionality that makes these tasks user-friendly and straightforward.
Before you begin examining the data in Power Query Editor, you should first learn about the underlying data structures that data is organized in. You can view the current data model under the Model tab on Power BI Desktop.
On the Model tab, you can edit specific column and table properties by selecting a table or columns, and you can transform the data by using the Transform Data button, which takes you to Power Query Editor. Additionally, you can manage, create, edit, and delete relationships between different tables by using Manage Relationships, which is located on the ribbon.
After you have created a connection to a data source and have selected Transform Data, you are brought to Power Query Editor, where you can determine if anomalies exist within your data. Data anomalies are outliers within your data. Determining what those anomalies are can help you identify what the normal distribution of your data looks like and whether specific data points exist that you need to investigate further. Power Query Editor determines data anomalies by using the Column Distribution feature.
Select View on the ribbon, and under Data Preview, you can choose from a few options. To understand data anomalies and statistics, select the Column Distribution, Column Quality, and Column Profile options. The following figure shows the statistics that appear.
Column quality and Column distribution are shown in the graphs above the columns of data. Column quality shows you the percentages of data that is valid, in error, and empty. In an ideal situation, you want 100 percent of the data to be valid.
Note
By default, Power Query examines the first 1000 rows of your data set. To change this, select the profiling status in the status bar and select Column profiling based on entire data set.
Column distribution shows you the distribution of the data within the column and the counts of distinct and unique values, both of which can tell you details about the data counts. Distinct values are all values in a column, including duplicates and null values, while unique values do not include duplicates or nulls. Therefore, distinct in this table tells you the total count of how many values are present, while unique tells you how many of those values only appear once.
Column profile gives you a more in-depth look into the statistics within the columns for the first 1,000 rows of data. This column provides several different values, including the count of rows, which is important when verifying whether the importing of your data was successful. For example, if your original database had 100 rows, you could use this row count to verify that 100 rows were, in fact, imported correctly. Additionally, this row count will show how many rows that Power BI has deemed as being outliers (and therefore "errors"), empty rows and strings, and the min and max, which will tell you the smallest and largest value in a column, respectively. This distinction is particularly important in the case of numeric data because it will immediately notify you if you have a maximum value that is beyond what your business identifies as a "maximum." This value calls to your attention these values, which means that you can then focus your efforts when delving deeper into the data. In the case where data was in the text column, as seen in the previous image, the minimum value is the first value and the maximum value is the last value when in alphabetical order.
Additionally, the Value distribution graph tells you the counts for each unique value in that specific column. When looking at the graph in the previous image, notice that the value distribution indicates that "Anthony Grosse" appears the greatest number of times within the SalesPerson column and that "Lily Code" appears the least amount of times. This information is particularly important because it identifies outliers. If a value appears far more than other values in a column, the Value distribution feature allows you to pinpoint a place to begin your investigation into why this is so.
On a numeric column, Column Statistics will also include how many zeroes and null values exist, along with the average value in the column, the standard deviation of the values in the column, and how many even and odd values are in the column. These statistics give you an idea of the distribution of data within the column, and are important because they summarize the data in the column and serve as a starting point to determine what the outliers are.
For example, while looking through invoice data, you notice that the Value distribution graph shows that a few salespeople in the SalesPerson column appear the same amount of times within the data. Additionally, you notice the same situation has occurred in the Profit column and in a few other tables as well. During your investigation, you discover that the data you were using was bad data and needed to be refreshed, so you immediately complete the refresh. Without viewing this graph, you might not have seen this error so quickly and, for this reason, value distribution is essential.
After you have completed your edits in Power Query Editor and are ready to begin building visuals, return to Home on the Power Query Editor ribbon. Select Close & Apply, which will return you to Power BI Desktop and any column edits/transformations will also be applied.
You have now determined the elements that make up profiling data in Power BI, which include loading data in Power BI, interrogating column properties to gain clarity about and make further edits to the type and format of data in columns, finding data anomalies, and viewing data statistics in Power Query Editor. With this knowledge, you can include in your toolkit the ability to study your data in an efficient and effective manner.


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HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. It's a version of another language called XML.
Will Smith 123 Bel-Air Avenue Bel-Air CA 94305 HTML; echo toHtml($html); ?>
All of these markup languages look really similar, and they're all about giving meaning to words. If a teacher marks up
a student's essay, they're not changing the students words. They're adding a new layer of semantic value on top of the student's words by writing comments and suggestions: This should be a new paragraph,
This is great!
This is a really interesting topic.
XML and HTML only have a couple rules: you need to close every element (give it an "end" tag), and elements have to nest, just like files and directories.
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<tag3>This is <tag4>right</tag4>.</tag3>
Markup languages also ignore whitespace, like spaces, tabs, and returns. If your code has a bunch of whitespace in a row, it'll show up in a web browser as just one space. Something like this would show up like this.
This is nice because it means you can organize your code however is easiest for you to read. Write it all on one line, or space it out with tabs and indentations the way I did above — no-one but you will know.


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Alex Chartier (University of Bath, UK) is the point-of-contact for this effort.
"MIDAS runs in Matlab. The raw observations come from GPS receivers as RINEX files, but we can't use them directly just yet ... Currently, the 'slant' (satellite-to-receiver path) observations are inverted by MIDAS to make vertical, column-integrated 'observations' of plasma density."
Contact Alex for MIDAS observations.
Alex writes out netCDF files that may be converted to DART observation sequence files.
The netCDF files have a pretty simple format.
netcdf Test { dimensions: latitude = 5 ; longitude = 6 ; height = 30 ; time = UNLIMITED ; // (1 currently) variables: double latitude(latitude) ; latitude:units = "degrees_north" ; latitude:long_name = "latitude" ; latitude:standard_name = "latitude" ; double longitude(longitude) ; longitude:units = "degrees_east" ; longitude:long_name = "longitude" ; longitude:standard_name = "longitude" ; double height(height) ; height:units = "metres" ; height:long_name = "height" ; height:standard_name = "height" ; double time(time) ; time:units = "Days since 1601-01-01" ; time:long_name = "Time (UT)" ; time:standard_name = "Time" ; double Ne(height, latitude, longitude) ; Ne:grid_mapping = "standard" ; Ne:units = "1E11 e/m^3" ; Ne:long_name = "electron density" ; Ne:coordinates = "latitude longitude" ; double TEC(time, latitude, longitude) ; TEC:grid_mapping = "standard" ; TEC:units = "1E16 e/m^2" ; TEC:long_name = "total electron content" ; TEC:coordinates = "latitude longitude" ; double Variance(time, latitude, longitude) ; Variance:grid_mapping = "standard" ; Variance:units = "1E16 e/m^2" ; Variance:long_name = "Variance of total electron content" ; Variance:coordinates = "latitude longitude" ; Variance:standard_name = "TEC variance" ; // global attributes: :Conventions = "CF-1.5" ; }
The MIDAS_to_obs.f90 file is the source code
for the main converter program.
To compile and test, go into the MIDAS/work subdirectory and
run the quickbuild.csh
script to build the converter and a couple of general purpose utilities.
The obs_sequence_tool
manipulates (i.e. combines, subsets) DART observation files once they have been created.
The default observations supported are those defined in
observations/forward_operators/obs_def_upper_atm_mod.f90.
If you need additional observation types, you will have to add the
appropriate obs_def_XXX_mod.f90 file to the
input.nml &preprocess_nml:input_files
variable and run quickbuild.csh again.
It rebuilds the table of supported observation types before
compiling the source code.
This namelist is read from the file input.nml. Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
&MIDAS_to_obs_nml input_file = 'infile.nc' obs_out_file = 'obs_seq.out', verbose = .false. /
| Item | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| input_file | character(len=256) | Name of the input netCDF MIDAS file to read. |
| obs_out_file | character(len=256) | Name of the output observation sequence file that is created. |
| verbose | logical | Controls how much informational output is printed during a conversion. .true. the most amount of output. .false. the least amount of output. |
&MIDAS_to_obs_nml input_file = '../data/Test.nc', obs_out_file = 'obs_seq.out', verbose = .TRUE.,
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type int_array = (int64, int64_elt, c_layout) Array1.t
type elt_array = (Complex.t, complex64_elt, c_layout) Array2.t
type mblk_struct
let mblk_struct : mblk_struct structure typ = structure "gsl_block_complex_struct"
let msize = field mblk_struct "size" int64_t
let mdata = field mblk_struct "data" (ptr complex64)
let () = seal mblk_struct
type vec_struct
let vec_struct : vec_struct structure typ = structure "gsl_vector_complex"
let vsize = field vec_struct "size" int64_t
let stride = field vec_struct "stride" int64_t
let vdata = field vec_struct "data" (ptr complex64)
let vblock = field vec_struct "block" (ptr mblk_struct)
let vowner = field vec_struct "owner" int64_t
let () = seal vec_struct
type mat_struct
let mat_struct : mat_struct structure typ = structure "gsl_matrix_complex"
let size1 = field mat_struct "size1" int64_t
let size2 = field mat_struct "size2" int64_t
let tda = field mat_struct "tda" int64_t
let data = field mat_struct "data" (ptr complex64)
let block = field mat_struct "block" (ptr mblk_struct)
let owner = field mat_struct "owner" int64_t
let () = seal mat_struct
type vec_record = {
mutable vsize : int;
mutable stride : int;
mutable vdata : elt_array;
mutable vptr : vec_struct Ctypes_static.structure Ctypes_static.ptr;
}
end


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Now that you have learned about data types and printing, lets talk about classes. Every Java program must have a class. A class always has a header. The header looks like: public class SampleClass{Code......}. Each class must also have a main method. In the main method is where all the code is paced and is executed. Without a main method, the code will not run. Other than a main method, you can also have specific methods than can do certain things based on the input. We will discuss such methods in the later lessons. The main method always looks like: public static void main (String [] args){Code...}.
Now it is your turn. Make a class with any name. The class must have a main method. Make the class do something that is unexpected and spectacular.


The Rainmaker 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 1 :-) for the miracle worker
So here I am faced with the dilemma of reviewing another John Grisham movie. I ask myself, shall I be fair or should I trash it? After all this is number umpteen in a long line of successful Grisham movies, and the one most likely to be torn apart by critics hungry for blood. Let's be fair.
This is not by any means the most engrossing court room drama to date, but it is certainly one of the more amusing attempts to lighten the heavy weight of legal discourse. Thanks to Danny Devito and his funny man antics we have achieved the latter to the end. Frances Ford Cappola seems an unusual choice for directing such an unconventional mixture of drama and comedy, and remarkably this movie isn't clouded by his usual heavy directional undertones. When the movie finishes, you'll be wandering to yourself ‘My God, Frances Ford Cappola directed this ???'.
For better or worse, Coppola has decided to sway away from using a prime grade star by choosing a relative unknown such as Matt Damon, to play the lead. This I personally believe was a mistake. People are always asking about who the male and female leads of a movie are, and when you can only provide a …. Ummmmh….. in response to their question, you will likely get an ….Ohhhh….. from them, before they brush the movie into their memory – that's unless you are a die hard Grisham fan. Matt Damon is every bit good quality for money as the young lawyer who makes a miracle happen in court, but someone like Ethan Hawke may have been better material.
There is however a strong cast of supporting actors and actresses. Jon Voight is delightfully crooked as the powerful lawyer providing defence for the fraudulent health insurance business. Devito I have already mentioned, and other well knowns like Danny Glover, Roy Scheider and Mickey Rourke throw in fine performances. The most unbelievable and sadly miscast is Clare Danes in the role of a battered wife who also provides a love interest for the young Matt Damon.  This is sadly the fault of a misinformed make-up artist with no first aid experience.
Beside this, there is only one point of contention in this movie that I have to mention. When the battered wife (Danes) asks the young lawyer (Damon) for the baseball bat and then closes the door behind her before beating her husband's brains out ……. sad to say this can no longer be considered ‘The Battered Wife Syndrome' or ‘Manslaughter' – the correct term would be intent to kill and cannot be justified by the fact the abusive husband deserved to die. Once the husband is dead it is implied that the lawyer and housewife get together. This surprised me considering that all John Grisham movies carry such an undeniable sense of right and wrong, but now such leeway is given. Besides this minor quirk, the audience is drawn into caring about what happens to the characters, and you will end up with another cathartic experience of courtroom melodramatics to help soothe your society ill laden conscience.
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SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2001 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
Is E. Elias Merhige's SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE a vampire movie, or is it a movie about a vampire movie or is it a spoof of a vampire movie? Yes. And the film, which stars John Malkovich as director F.W. Murnau and an unrecognizable Willem Dafoe as "actor" Max Schreck, who "plays" the vampire Count Orlock, is deliciously funny as it takes itself quite seriously. The clever script by first-time screen writer Steven Katz manages to eschew gore and rely instead on a wickedly humorous relationship between Murnau and the vampire, with whom Murnau has made a Faustian bargain.
In 1921 in Eastern Europe, Murnau is making a movie called NOSFERATU, starring a real vampire, who is given the stage name of Max Schreck. Not telling his crew the truth, Murnau, a lab jacket wearing director whom the crew refers to as Herr Doctor, explains that Schreck is such an intense method actor that he wears no make-up, works only at night and is to be called only by his character's name of Count Orlock.
The director approaches the movie as if he were a blend of Sir Isaac Newton and Cecil B. DeMille. "We are scientifically engaged in the creation of memory," he lectures those around him. After Murnau enlists local peasants for supporting roles, his producer, Albin Grau (Udo Kier), complains that they can't act, but the director sets him straight. "They don't need to act," Murnau barks at him. "They need to be."
Actors in silent movies were forced to use exaggerated gestures in order to compensate for the absence of language. Dafoe, in a performance worthy of Oscar consideration, has a blast chewing up the scenery in the silent movie-within-the-movie in which he spends a large portion of his screen time.
As the crew becomes suspicious, the producer confronts the director, demanding to know more about their lead actor. On location for his first scene, the count emerges from a stone hole as the camera rolls. "Where did you find him really," the producer insists. "In that hole," the director replies, matter-of-factly.
The best part of the film is the bombastic chemistry between vampire and director. "I'd like some make-up," the count squeaks before filming starts. "Well, you don't get any!" his director chides him as a parent would a bad boy. In another, Murnau gets angry at his star for eating important members of the crew, which means that the production company has to bear the cost of replacing them.  Murnau suggests, since she is more expendable. "The script girl," the count says, pausing to think, "I'll eat her later."
Since in real life F.W. Murnau was a famous director who did indeed make a film called NOSFERATU, perhaps SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE is more than a mere comedy. Maybe it all happened just this way. As they say, fact is stranger than fiction.
SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE runs a fast 1:32. It is rated R for some sexuality, drug content, violence and language and would be acceptable for teenagers.
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Boolean QuantConnect.Algorithm.QCAlgorithm.Shortable (
Symbol
symbol
)
Determines if the Symbol is shortable at the brokerage.
Boolean QuantConnect.Algorithm.QCAlgorithm.Shortable (Symbol
symbol,Decimal
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Determines if the Symbol is shortable at the brokerage.


Notebooks
Story: The little porcupine
The little porcupine
Title
The little porcupine
Collection
Summary
The people wait for the porcupines to return to their hole and kill them as they return, including the female porcupine who returns last. Different members of the family get given meat from different porcupines and parts of porcupines.
Comments
1) p.7396v: men and women carry loads tied on their backs, 2) See also Distribution of porcupine meat and Porcupine hunting, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-16
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
5 September 1878 (started)
Categories
Keywords
hunting (the use of nets in) , hunting (carrying meat after) , hunting (methods of, for porcupine) , hunting (and the little porcupine) , porcupine (hunting) , porcupine (its meat is carried in nets) , porcupine (methods of hunting) , porcupine (the 'little') , porcupine (family) , porcupine (she-) , porcupine (he-) , porcupine (father-) , porcupine (hole) , porcupine (mother-) , porcupine (female-) , porcupine (male-) , porcupine (distribution of its flesh) , porcupine (the parts eaten) , porcupine (the preparation and cooking of its flesh) , porcupine (its flesh is made into soup) , porcupine (eaten by different people) , meat (methods of carrying) , meat (carried by men and women) , meat (use of a net) , meat (the little porcupine) , food (the distribution of porcupine flesh) , food (the parts of the porcupine that are eaten) , food (the preparation and cooking of porcupine flesh) , food (porcupine flesh is made into soup) , food (porcupine is eaten by men and women) , food (the little porcupine) , net (used to carry porcupine meat) , net (the little porcupine) , sharing (of food) , sharing (and distribution of the porcupine's meat) , sharing (and the little porcupine) , soup (porcupine flesh made into) , soup (and the little porcupine)
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(1) Select the corresponding location index, marked on the QR Code, from the dropdown list
(2) Take the photo of your trash
(3) Click 'Choose File' button to select the image of the trash
(4) Click 'Upload' button to upload your image to ThanosNet
Also, note that the accuracy of the prediction is increased when images are taken against a dark/black background.


Bootstrap - Dark Mode
Create your own Bootstrap dark mode by changing only variables.
See the code on GitHub
Bootstrap 4.6
Bootstrap 5.x
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The San Jose Sharks app was updated last year to the chagrin of users. The new version focused more on ticket sales and sponsors rather than the team news, stats, and schedule that fans were accustomed to and wanted. As a nerdy sports fan, I decided to focus on updating the schedule, roster, statistics, standings and team page to better serve Sharks fans. I love reading analytic focused sports articles and digging into stats pages to follow the teams I support, so this project was very fun for me. Me and my team followed the 1 week design sprint for this project. (http://www.gv.com/sprint/)
The new San Jose Sharks app has a myriad of problems. It is very menu focused, but does not provide links to sections user often use: instead it focuses primarily on in stadium activities. Below, I will detail some of the problems I found with current screens of the app.
While this page visually looks pretty good, having the team information page be a menu bothered users. They didn't like having to click at least twice through the app to get to any useful information.
The schedule is presented in list form. This makes it hard to visualize when games are actually happening. A user also has to scroll to potentially see when the next game is happening. An actual calendar would give the user more information about the schedule, while also being better visually and easier to use.
Not every player is easy to find on this roster. To get to the Goalies, the user has to fully scroll down. The design also puts heavy emphasis on the number for every player, when it isn’t more important than the rest of the information.
As this was a 1 week design sprint, I didn’t have time to conduct interviews. Even when there isn’t time/resources for interviews, I think it’s important to still try to get a feel for what user's think, and not just rely on gut instinct. As a replacement, I went through user reviews to collect opinions and pain points with the current app.
I examined the Blackhawks, Warriors, Trailblazers, Bucks, and NHL apps to get a sense for what other designers in the space are doing well.
From the user review snippets, I created an affinity diagram to examine the biggest issues users complained about:
From these snippets, we created two mini persona's to guide our design: one of a 30 year old Sharks fan with season tickets, and one of a fan who watches games on tv.
To start, I did two hours of sketching to generate ideas about for each of the team pages.
I moved the team section from a menu to a more visual approach. You now get some quick information about the team, while also having the menu of items to click through too. This makes this page no longer feel like a worthless click.
I changed to a calendar to give the user a better sense of when each game happened/is happening. A ticket icon appears for games you have tickets so that it’s easy to track when you are going to the game
I first added tabs to make it really easy for a user to look at each position group. This change also let me add more white space and make the design a little cleaner, as adding scrolling length is less impactful with the added tabs. I also made the picture of each player bigger as I feel that’s the most important information in this section.
Trying to sort the columns is hard to use. When you first click on a section, it sorts from lowest to highest, when sports fans more often want to see the section from highest to lowest. Theres also no indication of which column is being sorted. The dividing line and top sections don’t have strong alignment with any other elements on the page.
The top grey bar now will always appear, so the user will always know what conference they are seeing data for even after they scroll. For the wildcard, the pacific division is now shown first as it is the division the sharks are in, and that's the most relevant information for sharks fans. A line is also drawn to make it clear which wildcard teams have made the playoffs.


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Request Handling
Falco exposes a uniform API to obtain typed values from IFormCollection
, IQueryCollection
, RouteValueDictionary
, IHeaderCollection
, and IRequestCookieCollection
. All implementations are derivatives of StringCollectionReader
which is an abstraction intended to make it easier to work with the string-based key/value collections.
Route Binding
open Falco
// Assuming a route pattern of /{Name}
let manualRouteHandler : HttpHandler = fun ctx ->
let r = Request.getRoute ctx
let name = r.GetString "Name"
Response.ofPlainText name ctx
let mapRouteHandler : HttpHandler =
Request.mapRoute (fun r ->
r.GetString "Name")
Response.ofPlainText
Query Binding
open Falco
type Person =
{ FirstName : string
LastName : string }
let manualQueryHandler : HttpHandler = fun ctx ->
let q = Request.getQuery ctx
let person =
{ FirstName = q.GetString ("FirstName", "John") // Get value or return default value
LastName = q.GetString ("LastName", "Doe") }
Response.ofJson person ctx
let mapQueryHandler : HttpHandler =
Request.mapQuery (fun q ->
let first = q.GetString ("FirstName", "John") // Get value or return default value
let last = q.GetString ("LastName", "Doe")
{ FirstName = first; LastName = last })
Response.ofJson
Form Binding
The FormCollectionReader
has full access to the IFormFilesCollection
via the _.Files
member.
Note the addition of
Request.mapFormSecure
, which will automatically validate CSRF token for you.
type Person =
{ FirstName : string
LastName : string }
let manualFormHandler : HttpHandler = fun ctx ->
task {
let! f : FormCollectionReader = Request.getForm ctx
let person =
{ FirstName = f.GetString ("FirstName", "John") // Get value or return default value
LastName = f.GetString ("LastName", "Doe") }
return! Response.ofJson person ctx
}
let mapFormHandler : HttpHandler =
Request.mapForm (fun f ->
let first = f.GetString ("FirstName", "John") // Get value or return default value
let last = f.GetString ("LastName", "Doe")
{ FirstName = first; LastName = last })
Response.ofJson
let mapFormSecureHandler : HttpHandler =
Request.mapFormSecure (fun f ->
let first = f.GetString ("FirstName", "John") // Get value or return default value
let last = f.GetString ("LastName", "Doe")
{ FirstName = first; LastName = last })
Response.ofJson
(Response.withStatusCode 400 >> Response.ofEmpty)
multipart/form-data
Binding
Microsoft defines large upload as anything > 64KB, which well... is most uploads. Anything beyond this size and they recommend streaming the multipart data to avoid excess memory consumption.
To make this process a lot easier Falco provides a set of HttpHandler
's analogous to the form handlers above, which utilize an HttpContext
extension method called TryStreamFormAsync()
that will attempt to stream multipart form data, or return an error message indicating the likely problem.
let imageUploadHandler : HttpHandler =
let formBinder (f : FormCollectionReader) : IFormFile option =
f.TryGetFormFile "profile_image"
let uploadImage (profileImage : IFormFile option) : HttpHandler =
// Process the uploaded file ...
// Safely buffer the multipart form submission
Request.mapFormStream formBinder uploadImage
let secureImageUploadHandler : HttpHandler =
let formBinder (f : FormCollectionReader) : IFormFile option =
f.TryGetFormFile "profile_image"
let uploadImage (profileImage : IFormFile option) : HttpHandler =
// Process the uploaded file ...
let handleInvalidCsrf : HttpHandler =
Response.withStatusCode 400 >> Response.ofEmpty
// Safely buffer the multipart form submission
Request.mapFormStreamSecure formBinder uploadImage handleInvalidCsrf
JSON
These handlers use the .NET built-in System.Text.Json.JsonSerializer
.
type Person =
{ FirstName : string
LastName : string }
let jsonHandler : HttpHandler =
{ FirstName = "John"
LastName = "Doe" }
|> Response.ofJson
let mapJsonHandler : HttpHandler =
let handleOk person : HttpHandler =
let message = sprintf "hello %s %s" person.First person.Last
Response.ofPlainText message
Request.mapJson handleOk
let mapJsonOptionsHandler : HttpHandler =
let options = JsonSerializerOptions()
options.DefaultIgnoreCondition <- JsonIgnoreCondition.WhenWritingNull
let handleOk person : HttpHandler =
let message = sprintf "hello %s %s" person.First person.Last
Response.ofPlainText message
Request.mapJsonOption options handleOk


WITNESS LIST Ways & Means Committee April 13, 2005-10:30A HB 9 For: Bork, Robert (Sam Houston Race Park/TRAC) Bullock, Carlos (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Carden, KC (Self) Christopher, Larry (Texas Horseman's Partnership) Cox, Robert (Permian Basin Enhancement Group) Crowell, Scott (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Diamond, Tom (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo) Eller, Jimmy (Texas Quarter Horse Assoc.) Garcia, Oscar (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Gaston, Bob (Self) Harvey, Major General Paul (Gulf Greyhound Park) Hays, David L. (Texas Greyhound Association) Helzer, Jim (Texas Horsemens Benevolent & Protective Assn.) Howard, Robert (Texans for Poker) Johnsen, Corey (Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie) Kaminski, Bob (TRAC/Texas Racing Agri Industry Council) Lincoln, Chris (TRAC) Nobles, Connie (Self) Palmieri, Gene (Self) Senclair, Arturo (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo) Smith, Larry T. (Texas T.B. Assoc.) Stinson, Bill (Let the Voters Decide) Windham, Jerry (Self) Against: Carlson, Pat (Tarrant County Republican Party as Chairman) Christian, Van (Self) Paynter, Suzii (Christian Life Commission/Baptist General Convention of Texas) Ware, Weston (Texans Against Gambling) On: Drummond, Robin (GTECH Corporation) Hughes, Jennifer (Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas) Kelly, William (Self) Kohler, Rob (The Common Sense and Sound Public Policy Think Tank) Patterson, Chris (Texas Public Policy Foundation) HJR 3 For: Bork, Robert (Sam Houston Race Park/TRAC) Bullock, Carlos (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Carden, KC (Self) Christopher, Larry (TX Horseman's Partnership) Crowell, Scott (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Diamond, Tom (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo) Gaston, Bob (Self) Graham, Dr. Charles W (Self) Hart, Tom (City of Grand Prairie) Harvey, Major General Paul (Gulf Greyhound Park) Hays, David L. (Self and Texas Greyhound Association) Helzer, Jim (Texas Horsemens Benevolent and Protective Assn.) Howard, Robert (Texans for Poker) Johnsen, Corey (Lone Star Park) Kaminski, Bob (TRAC/Texas Racing Agri Industry Council) Lincoln, Chris (ESPN) Nobles, Connie (Self) Palmieri, Gene (Self) Senclair, Arturo (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo) Smith, Larry T. (Texas TB Assoc.) Windham, Jerry (Self) Against: Carlson, Pat (Tarrant County Republican Party as Chairman) Christian, Van (Self) Paynter, Suzii (Christian Life Commission/Baptist General Convention of Texas) Ware, Weston (Self and Texans Against Gambling) On: Hughes, Jennifer (Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas) HJR 4 For: Bork, Robert (Sam Houston Race Park/TRAC) Bullock, Carlos (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Carden, KC (Self) Christopher, Larry (TX Horseman's Partnership) Cox, Robert (Permian Basin Enhancement Group) Crowell, Scott (Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas) Diamond, Tom (Ysleta del Sur Pueblo) Eller, Jimmy (Self) Garcia, Oscar (Self and Texas Silver-Haired Legislature) Gaston, Bob (Self) Graham, Dr. Charles W (Self) Hart, Tom (City of Grand Prairie) Harvey, Major General Paul (Gulf Greyhound Park) Hays, David L. (Self and Texas Greyhound Association) Helzer, Jim (Texas Horsmen's Benevolent and Protective Assoc.) Howard, Robert (Texans for Poker) Johnsen, Corey (Lone Star Park) Kaminski, Bob (TRAC/Texas Racing Agri Industry Council) Lincoln, Chris (ESPN) Nobles, Connie (Self) Palmieri, Gene (Self) Senclair, Arturo (Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo) Smith, Larry T. (Texas T.B. Assoc.) Stinson, Bill (Let the Voters Decide) Windham, Jerry (Self) Against: Carlson, Pat (Tarrant County Republican Party as Chairman) Christian, Van (Self) Paynter, Suzii (Christian Life Commission/Baptist General Convention of TX) Ware, Weston (Self and Texans Against Gambling) On: Hughes, Jennifer (Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas) Kelly, William (Self) HJR 94 For: Cox, Robert (Self) Windham, Jerry (Self) Against: Christian, Van (Self) Paynter, Suzii (Christian Life Commission/Baptist General Convention of Texas) Ware, Weston (Self and Texans Against Gambling)


About
The Big Announcement is an uncensorable website that delivers a single message, authored by the individual with the deepest pockets (the most ETH).
Developed during HackFS 2020, it is a minimal project that demonstrates the integration of Ethereum and IPFS with the web.
The source code is on GitHub.
How it works
TODO
How "uncensorable" it really is
TODO


I began developing websites in the mid-to-late 90's using popular tools of the time such as Geocities, Angelfire, and Expage. Oh, how times have changed, but even after all these years, I still maintain now the same passion for building websites that I had then.
I began my professional experience in 1999 when I joined my high school's web page staff. We worked as a team to keep the website up-to-date and make improvements as necessary. While everyone else was using Microsoft's FrontPage to make their changes, I was quickly noticed for typing my HTML by hand. In 2001, I became the web staff manager. This made me the head student in charge of the website until I graduated in 2003.
In 2006, I received my first full-time job offer in web development. Since that time, I have grown and matured into a highly skilled developer with quite a repertoire of skills and abilities. My primary focus has been the LAMP stack, more specifically Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. However, lately I've been enjoying LEMP - Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, PHP-FPM. I prefer Object-Oriented PHP with an MVC architecture. I follow standards and write code that is both clean and secure. I believe it goes without saying that I am very strong with xHTML/CSS and always follow the standards set forth by the W3C.
I analyise the requirements of each project and always use the right tool for the right job. Currently, my preferred setup is to separate all front-end HTML/CSS/JS from the back-end PHP/DB. I do this by writing an API using Silex for the back-end and AngularJS applications on the front-end. I have also built plenty of websites with their own custom content management system. One of my most prized creations is a custom content management system and social network designed specifically for bands, record labels, and other entities in the entertainment industry. Some of the more popular names that have used it are Alien Ant Farm, Egypt Central, 12 Stones, The Fairchilds, and Chris Adler from Lamb of God.
If you learn only one thing about me after visiting my website, I hope it is that I am very passionate about my work. I love developing websites and web applications, and I couldn't imagine having a better job or career. Even after completing a full day of work at my full time gig, I typically find myself at home working on my own projects late into the night. I love learning, I love improving, and that's why I thoroughly enjoy this line of work.


Content
Accessible grid
Semantic HTML
Necessarily, a grid is composed of individual grid items that together form a set, or group. Sometimes the items should be perceived as related, and in other cases they are only grouped together in order to achieve a visual layout.
A sighted user is typically afforded visual cues that two or more adjacent grid items belong to a set, such as a disparity in style and layout. A blind user instead has to rely on the semantics, or lack thereof, communicated by their screen reader software.
Should grid items represent arbitrary containers, solely used to place items in a grid formation, the

element can be used.

One item

Another unrelated item to the right

The

element is not represented in the browser accessibility tree and therefore presents the user with no undue or unexpected semantic information. Only the contents of the items, where semantic HTML is provided, will be interpreted.
In some cases, the items will have independent semantics to express. In which case, use the appropriate semantic elements for the grid items. In the following example, a tangentially related
and
form a wider content column and a narrower sidebar.

Content
Sidebar

Grids as lists
If items belong thematically to a set, the standard is to mark them up as a list. Doing so fulfills WCAG 1.3.1 Info and Relationships.
Lists are identified by assistive technologies, and their items are enumerated. Many screen readers also provide shortcuts to traverse list items, such as the i key in NVDA.
A grid of scheduled programmes can be considered a thematic set, because each item is of the class "programme".

Doctor Who

Miranda

Holby City

Springwatch

Lists that contain children that are not list items are invalid, and liable to cause inconsistent output in browsers. Such parsing issues are considered a failure under WCAG 4.1.1 Parsing.
The correct way to incorporate row wrappers into a list is, therefore, to use WAI-ARIA:

Doctor Who

Miranda

Holby City

Springwatch

Dragon's Den

Blue Peter

Daily Politics

Robot Wars

In the example, the grid is defined using role="list"
. Children are explicitly removed from the accessibility tree using role="presentation"
, and items are marked with role="listitem"
. The outcome is that assistive technologies correctly report one list encapsulating eight list items.
Headings
Headings, together with lists, create a perceivable structure non-visually, and provide navigational cues. A page should make liberal but appropriate use of headings, whether the layout is divided into a grid or exists as a single column of text.
It's quite legitimate to place headings within list items, and beneficial where they represent grid items that contain a lot of structured content. But be aware that a list represents a flat hierarchical structure, so each heading should be of the same level, to reflect this. This level is determined by the level of the heading that introduces the list itself.

Upcoming programmes

Doctor Who

[description]

Miranda

[description]

Holby City

[description]

The nesting structure for the above example creates the following outline, with "Upcoming programmes" labelling a list of programme subsections.
-
Upcoming programmes
- Doctor Who
- Miranda
- Holby City
Order
Since the GEL grid system uses Flexbox, it is possible to affect the layout order of the grid items using the order
property.

First item

Second

Third

In this example, the class="promote"
item is "promoted" from the second position to the first. This creates problems for blind, partially sighted, and keyboard users.
-
Blind users: The markup consumed by the user's screen reader remains in the original order, meaning there is a disparity between their and a sighted user's experience
-
Partially sighted users: If the user is running a screen reader, there is a disparity between the visual order they can partially perceive, and the order that content is announced by the screen reader. This can cause a failure under WCAG 1.3.2 Meaningful Sequence
-
Keyboard users: Any interactive/focusable elements will receive focus in an order that contradicts the order in which they appear. This is a failure according to WCAG 2.4.3 Focus Order.
For these reasons, in most cases a different visual order should be achieved by editing the source order — not by employing the order
property.
RTL languages
Flexbox intrinsically supports direction
by reversing the order of grid items where dir="ltr"
is switched to dir="rtl"
, or the CSS property direction
is switched between ltr
and rtl
.
Since switching to a RTL lang
does not automatically change the direction, you will have to explicitly reverse your grid's order in your CSS. In the following example, my-grid
switches the direction of its items in a page set to Arabic.
:lang(ar) .my-grid {
direction: rtl;
}
Depending on the content of the grid items, and their relationship to one another, it may not be necessary or suitable to switch the direction of the grid, even in a RTL language context.
Tables
Data tables are read from top to bottom and left to right, with headers along the top and (sometimes) down the lefthand side. It is imperative the visual structure matches the semantic structure in all viewports: table elements must not be allowed to wrap and find themselves falling under different headers.
The GEL grid system is not applicable to data tables, which should be marked up using

,
(table header) and
elements, eliciting the basic, desired layout via user agent styling.
Since wrapping is not permissible, creating a responsive table is a matter of letting the user scroll the table horizontally. To enable this accessibly, you need to:
- Wrap the table in an element with
overflow-x: auto
- Make this element focusable with
tabindex="0"
, so it can be scrolled using the keyboard - Label this focusable element for screen reader users, preferably using a table caption
Inclusive components: Data tables has an example. Note the group
role, which elicits the the announcement of the role along with the element's associated label.

Grindcore bands

Magnification
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Uft Research Portal
The UFT Research Portal is a CRUD app built in response to a mock client project exercise at Dev Bootcamp. The client was in need of a web app where university faculty and students could log in and manage their respective research proposals and experiments. The app was a group project built over the course of 3 days in Rails, backed by a PostgreSQL database, and I served as team lead for the project.
Key functionality:
- User must log in or register to view any part of the site
- User must register with a uft.edu email address
- Ability to search proposals by department
- Stars show next to proposals owned by the logged in user
- Only faculty have the option to submit a new proposal
- Only researchers have the option to begin a new experiment on a proposal
- Only the owner of a proposal or experiment can edit/delete/comment on it
- Researchers can view all proposals, but only the experiments that they own
- Experiment page includes progress bar that is automatically updated based on the current stage of the experiment
- A user's profile contains toggling links to all of their owned proposals/experiments
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Check out the code on Github


Hi, I am Theo
- an austrian-greek born and raised in South Africa
- worked in tourism- tour guide for American groups + front/back office in hotel
- studying Analytical Psychology
- studied photography at NYFA, New York
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First off, I wanted to say thank you for helping me in this project! I really appreciate you spending time on this and trusting me to judge you more than I normally do (haha.) As you already know... your diet sucks... but no worries!! I'm here to help!
Click here for helpLets start off with focusing on the positives, I know you have a very busy schedule and dont have much time to eat.  So good job on getting your grains in! I also noticed, while talking to you, that you tried to eat at least three meals a day. i know that with a busy schedule its hard to find time to eat, so good job with trying to eat three meals a day.
Now click here!Dimonds are not edible... do not eat... minerals are good... do eat.
Plane food is not very yummy, buy some good veggi snacks to enjoy or some whole wheat bread!
This can help with keeping good food in the body and help fight food poisoning!
I dont think so... Make your food with love! Its good for your cold heart!
If/when you need some discouraging words, always feel free to call me! I'm happy to help with any more nutrition problems as well!
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This Is When The New Mercedes GLA Will Debut
The countdown for Mercedes' new entry-level SUV has begun.
by Martin BiggWhile the Mercedes-AMG GLS 63 debuted at the 2019 LA Auto Show, Mercedes is already teasing its next model debut: the new entry-level GLA, which will be one of many new compact models the German automaker has unveiled this year.
A recent report confirmed the next-generation Mercedes-Benz GLA will debut in a few weeks, but we now have a specific date. A new dedicated page on the Mercedes website shows a countdown clock with the following caption: "Experience the full potential with the digital-only world premiere of the new GLA."
The timing of the countdown confirms that the new Mercedes GLA will debut online in under three weeks on December 11. An accompanying teaser image previews the SUV's taller silhouette, but it isn't very revealing. Mercedes hasn't released any more details, but a recent test drive by Autocar revealed some of the pertinent details.
The new GLA is around 0.78 inches shorter than the current model, but has a 1.18-inch longer wheelbase of 8.9 feet, allowing for extra rear legroom and an adjustable rear seat. It will also be 3.93 inches higher than the current model, which will make the GLA look more like a crossover than a hatchback on stilts and result in more rear headroom. We can also expect some tech upgrades inside the more premium cabin, which will borrow features from the A-Class and GLB including a new MBUX touchscreen infotainment system and 64-color ambient lighting.
Standard equipment will include automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance, speed limit assistance, driver attention monitoring, and keyless ignition. Engine options will also be shared, meaning the base model will be offered with a 2.0-liter turbo engine delivering around 220 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque, paired with either a seven-speed automatic or six-speed manual.
A plug-in hybrid variant is also expected to join the lineup, which will be followed by more powerful AMG variants launching in the second half of next year, including a range-topping GLA 45 S 4Matic with 415 horsepower.


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THE FANTASTICKS
April 29-May 2, 1970 in the LLT Armory Building Playhouse
Director - Mike Howard
Co-Director - Anne Reeder
Assistant to the Directors - Hilma Seefeld
Lights - Dana Seefeld, Robert Montgomery
Sets - Clayton Corley, Larry Dunne
Program Cover - Richard Falgout
Props - Linda Montgomery
Publicity - Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. John Openshaw
Technical Advisor - John B. Tomlinson
Hospitality - Mrs. Burke McLaughlin
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El Gallo, The Narrator - Michael Howard
The Mute - Barre Cannon
Hucklebee - John Bisnette
Bellomy - Ernest Graves
Luisa - Anne Reeder
Matt - Tom Elias
Mortimer - Eddie Rahaim
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 PLEASE MODIFY THE ORIGINAL SOURCE IN THE 'https://github.com/istio/api' REPO source_repo: https://github.com/istio/api title: Workload Selector description: Definition of a workload selector. location: https://istio.io/docs/reference/config/type/workload-selector.html layout: protoc-gen-docs generator: protoc-gen-docs number_of_entries: 3 ---
WorkloadSelector specifies the criteria used to determine if a policy can be applied to a proxy. The matching criteria includes the metadata associated with a proxy, workload instance info such as labels attached to the pod/VM, or any other info that the proxy provides to Istio during the initial handshake. If multiple conditions are specified, all conditions need to match in order for the workload instance to be selected. Currently, only label based selection mechanism is supported.
PortSelector is the criteria for specifying if a policy can be applied to a listener having a specific port.
WorkloadMode allows selection of the role of the underlying workload in network traffic. A workload is considered as acting as a SERVER if it is the destination of the traffic (that is, traffic direction, from the perspective of the workload is inbound). If the workload is the source of the network traffic, it is considered to be in CLIENT mode (traffic is outbound from the workload).
| Name | Description |
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UNDEFINED |
Default value, which will be interpreted by its own usage. |
CLIENT |
Selects for scenarios when the workload is the source of the network traffic. In addition, if the workload is a gateway, selects this. |
SERVER |
Selects for scenarios when the workload is the destination of the network traffic. |
CLIENT_AND_SERVER |
Selects for scenarios when the workload is either the source or destination of the network traffic. |