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A DevelopmentLine is a set of versions, with one from each included asset. Usually called a "Line of Development" or "codeline" in other version management systems. A Line is one of:
The current version selected from each asset is known as the head version.
There is a main branch which is not derived from any previous branch. All subsequent branches are ultimately derived from the main branch. Snapshots can include asset versions from different development lines. All workspaces must be derived from a branch or another workspace.
DevelopmentLines are created and managed by the version manager. A line has an identifier that is unique across all development lines in the version manager.
| Field Summary | |
static java.lang.String |
CLASS_VERSION
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java.util.Set |
getAllAssetVersions()
Find the complete set of asset versions for this development line. |
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getAllAssetVersions(int whichOnes)
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int |
getAllAssetVersionsCount()
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Asset |
getAsset(VersionManagerURI id)
Look-up a asset by id, but only if it exists in this development line. |
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getAssets()
The set of assets that this development line contains. |
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getAssets(int whichOnes)
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getAssetVersion(Asset asset)
Gets the version of the given asset that is the head for this development line. |
java.util.Collection |
getChildLines()
A development line can have derived (child) lines. |
int |
getCountOfChildLines()
The number of development lines derived from this one. |
java.util.Set |
getCurrentAssetVersions()
Find the complete set of current versions for this development line. |
java.util.Set |
getCurrentAssetVersions(int whichOnes)
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int |
getCurrentAssetVersionsCount()
The count of current versions in this layer. |
long |
getDateCreated()
Date that the development line was created. |
java.util.Set |
getDeletedAssetVersions()
Get all the deleted versions for this layer. |
java.util.Set |
getDeletedAssetVersions(int whichOnes)
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getDeletedAssetVersionsCount()
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java.lang.String |
getID()
Returns the unique ID of this development line. |
Branch |
getParentBranch()
Returns the branch that was used as the parent when creating this development line. |
DevelopmentLine |
getParentLine()
Returns the development that was used as the parent when creating this development line. |
| Methods inherited from interface atg.versionmanager.ManagedElement |
getDisplayName, getName, getURI, getVersionManager |
| Field Detail |
public static final java.lang.String CLASS_VERSION
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public java.lang.String getID()
public long getDateCreated()
public Branch getParentBranch() throws VersionException
VersionException
public DevelopmentLine getParentLine() throws VersionException
VersionException
public java.util.Collection getChildLines()
public int getCountOfChildLines()
public Asset getAsset(VersionManagerURI id) throws VersionException
id
- history identifier
VersionException
public java.util.Set getAssets() throws VersionException
VersionException
public java.util.Set getAssets(int whichOnes) throws VersionException
VersionException
public java.util.Set getCurrentAssetVersions() throws VersionException
VersionException
getAllAssetVersions()
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getDeletedAssetVersions()
public java.util.Set getCurrentAssetVersions(int whichOnes) throws VersionException
VersionException
public int getCurrentAssetVersionsCount()
public java.util.Set getAllAssetVersions() throws VersionException
VersionException
getCurrentAssetVersions()
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public java.util.Set getAllAssetVersions(int whichOnes) throws VersionException
VersionException
public int getAllAssetVersionsCount()
public AssetVersion getAssetVersion(Asset asset) throws VersionException
VersionException
public java.util.Set getDeletedAssetVersions() throws VersionException
VersionException
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Four new projects related to various aspects of electrokinetic tracking will start today. Lorenzo Peres is going to make a microfluidic channel with embedded electrodes. This channel hopefully allows him to measure surface charge of the channel as function of flow. Peter Speets will also use a similar channel to study growth and shrinkage of protein aggregates using nanoparticle tracking and resonant light scattering. Milo Colaris will use an acoustic levitator to measure the viscosity of a floating droplet of a suspension as it dries. The method he develps will be later applied to very small droplets trapped with an optical tweezers.
In a collaboration with Amir Raoof from the faculty of Geosciences, Qianjing Tang with make a new optical setup for studying flow in planar microchannels using a technique similar to Fluorecence Recovery after Photobleaching. In this setup, we should be able to study flow in centimeter-wide networks with micrometer resolution.


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{% trans "Introduction" %}
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Master de II. ULL. 1er cuatrimestre. 2020/2021
npm install
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// Convert from js string to an encoded buffer.
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NOTE: This doesn’t work on latest Node versions. See details.
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request = require('request');
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See all supported encodings on wiki.
Most singlebyte encodings are generated automatically from node-iconv. Thank you Ben Noordhuis and libiconv authors!
Multibyte encodings are generated from Unicode.org mappings and WHATWG Encoding Standard mappings. Thank you, respective authors!
Comparison with node-iconv module (1000x256kb, on MacBook Pro, Core i5/2.6 GHz, Node v0.12.0). Note: your results may vary, so please always check on your hardware.
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Automated PoliMi BeeP folders download.
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Browser extension to download Webex meeting recordings
Extensions to add keyboard controls to Webex Web Player
Generates a iCalendar (.ics) file starting from the text format of the lesson timetable
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Script that combines exam topics / handouts / exercises in a single indexed pdf.
Automated PoliMi BeeP folders download. [DEPRECATED!]
The telegram bot used for our groups' moderation
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Wizard steps extends angular Routes and relies on the data property of the route.
The list below describes the different properties you can declare for your step/route in the data object.
| Property | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
heading |
string | Heading/text for link to step in navigation and as a category/label heading in each step. If no page header is defined the heading will be used as page heading too. | |
pageHeading |
string | Page heading for step. If no page heading is defined the wizard will fall back to heading instead. | (Optional) |
controls |
WizardControl[] |
Add controls/actions in footer of the step, if no controls are declared, controls for previous and next will be added by default. For more info see Step controls. | (Optional) |
state |
'success' | 'warning' | 'danger' | 'info' |
Set state for a step (adds icon and highlights state in navigation). For more info see Step states. | (Optional) |
secondaryContent |
SecondaryContent |
Add secondary content to step. For more info see Secondary content. | (Optional) |
subSteps |
string[] |
List of sub steps available for step. Declare sub steps as children to route to let angular know that the
route is available. Add the path to subSteps to add it to the wizard navigation. For more info
see Sub steps.
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Phase 0
Week 6
February 28th 2016
This week is all about Classes in Ruby. A class, at its core like everything else in ruby, is an object that allows you to create new instances with methods built in. Methods that you define within said class. A class is essentially a blueprint, for what you want to build, your own class. For example if want to create a new class: Song
class Song
def initilaize(name, artist, duration)
@name = name
@artist = artist
@duration = duration
end
end
Here we created a basic class Song, which contains a single method, initialize. Which is a special method in Ruby to do exactly what it says, initialize the new class we have created. To set up the new object Song state. In this example Song the initialize method takes three parameters, name, artist, and duration. We then need to store these values as instance variables (@name, @artist, @duration) within the object. This way we can use the variables anywhere else inside the class as well.
We can then call upon this Class (with three parameters) to make a new object. To test, we can call to the class. This will create newsong variable using the three parameters built from the Song class.
newsong = Song.new('Bohemian Rhapsody', 'Queen', 360)


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Available BDE 4.0 engine functions by type:
Each function listed below returns information about a specific database, available databases, or performs a database-related task, such as opening or closing a database.
| DbiCloseDatabase | Closes a database and all tables associated with this database handle. |
| DbiGetDatabaseDesc | Retrieves the description of the specified database from the configuration file. |
| DbiGetDirectory | Retrieves the current working directory or the default directory. |
| DbiOpenDatabase | Opens a database in the current session and returns a database handle. |
| DbiOpenDatabaseList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of accessible databases and their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenFileList | Opens a cursor on the virtual table containing all the tables accessible by the client application and their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenIndexList | Opens a cursor on an in-memory table listing the indexes on a specified table, a-long with their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenTableList | Creates an in-memory table with information about all the tables accessible to the client application. |
Each function listed below returns information about the client application environment, such as the supported table, field and index types for the driver type, or the available driver types. Functions in this category can also perform tasks that affect the client application environment, such as loading a driver.
| DbiAddAlias | Adds an alias to the BDE configuration file (IDAPI.CFG). |
| DbiAddDriver | Adds a driver to the BDE configuration file (IDAPI.CFG). NEW FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
| DbiAnsiToNative | Multipurpose translate function. |
| DbiDebugLayerOptions | Activates, deactivates, or sets options for the BDE debug layer. OBSOLETE FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
| DbiDeleteAlias | Deletes an alias from the BDE configuration file (IDAPI.CFG). |
| DbiDeleteDriver | Deletes a driver from the BDE configuration file (IDAPI.CFG). NEW FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
| DbiDllExit | Prepares the BDE to be disconnected within a DLL. NEW FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
| DbiExit | Disconnects the client application from BDE. |
| DbiGetClientInfo | Retrieves system-level information about the client application environment. |
| DbiGetDriverDesc | Retrieves a description of a driver. |
| DbiGetLdName | Retrieves the name of the language driver associated with the specified object name (table name). |
| DbiGetLdObj | Retrieves the language driver object associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiGetNetUserName | Retrieves the user's network login name. User names should be available for all networks supported by Microsoft Windows. |
| DbiGetProp | Returns a property of an object. |
| DbiGetSysConfig | Retrieves BDE system configuration information. |
| DbiGetSysInfo | Retrieves system status and information. |
| DbiGetSysVersion | Retrieves the system version information, including the BDE version number, date, and time, and the client interface version number. |
| DbiInit | Initializes the BDE environment. |
| DbiLoadDriver | Load a given driver. |
| DbiNativeToAnsi | Translates a string in the native language driver to an ANSI string. |
| DbiOpenCfgInfoList | Returns a handle to an in-memory table listing all the nodes in the configuration file accessible by the specified path. |
| DbiOpenDriverList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of driver names available to the client application. |
| DbiOpenFieldTypesList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of field types supported by the table type for the driver type. |
| DbiOpenFunctionArgList | Returns a list of arguments to a data source function. |
| DbiOpenFunctionList | Returns a description of a data source function. |
| DbiOpenIndexTypesList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of all supported index types for the driver type. |
| DbiOpenLdList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of available language drivers. |
| DbiOpenTableList | Creates an in-memory table with information about all the tables accessible to the client application. |
| DbiOpenTableTypesList | Creates an in-memory table listing table type names for the given driver. |
| DbiOpenUserList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of users sharing the same network file. |
| DbiSetProp | Sets the specified property of an object to a given value. |
| DbiUseIdleTime | Allows BDE to accomplish background tasks during times when the client application is idle. OBSOLETE FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
Each function listed below returns information about a session or performs a task that affects the session, such as starting a session or adding a password.
| DbiAddPassword | Adds a password to the current session. |
| DbiCheckRefresh | Checks for remote updates to tables for all cursors in the current session, and refreshes the cursors if changed. |
| DbiCloseSession | Closes the session associated with the given session handle. |
| DbiDropPassword | Removes a password from the current session. |
| DbiGetCallBack | Returns a pointer to the function previously registered by the client for the given callback type. |
| DbiGetCurrSession | Returns the handle associated with the current session. |
| DbiGetDateFormat | Gets the date format for the current session. |
| DbiGetNumberFormat | Gets the number format for the current session. |
| DbiGetSesInfo | Retrieves the environment settings for the current session. |
| DbiGetTimeFormat | Gets the time format for the current session. |
| DbiRegisterCallBack | Registers a callback function for the client application. |
| DbiSetCurrSession | Sets the current session of the client application to the session associated with hSes. |
| DbiSetDateFormat | Sets the date format for the current session. |
| DbiSetNumberFormat | Sets the number format for the current session. |
| DbiSetPrivateDir | Sets the private directory for the current session. |
| DbiSetTimeFormat | Sets the time format for the current session. |
| DbiStartSession | Starts a new session for the client application. |
Each function listed below returns error handling information or performs a task that relates to error handling.
| DbiGetErrorContext | After receiving an error code back from a call, enables the client to probe BDE for more specific error information. |
| DbiGetErrorEntry | Returns the error description of a specified error stack entry. |
| DbiGetErrorInfo | Provides descriptive error information about the last error that occurred. |
| DbiGetErrorString | Returns the message associated with a given error code. |
Each function listed below returns information about lock status or acquires or releases a lock at the table or record level.
| DbiAcqPersistTableLock | Acquires an exclusive persistent lock on the table preventing other users from using the table or creating a table of the same name. |
| DbiAcqTableLock | Acquires a table-level lock on the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiGetRecord | Record positioning functions have a lock parameter. |
| DbiIsRecordLocked | Checks the lock status of the current record. |
| DbiIsTableLocked | Returns the number of locks of a specified type acquired on the table associated with the given session. |
| DbiIsTableShared | Determines whether the table is physically shared or not. |
| DbiOpenLockList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of locks acquired on the table. |
| DbiOpenUserList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of users sharing the same network file. |
| DbiRelPersistTableLock | Releases the persistent table lock on the specified table. |
| DbiRelRecordLock | Releases the record lock on either the current record of the cursor or only the locks acquired in the current session. |
| DbiRelTableLock | Releases table locks of the specified type associated with the current session (the session in which the cursor was created). |
| DbiSetLockRetry | Sets the table and record lock retry time for the current session. |
Each function listed below returns information about a cursor, or performs a task that performs a cursor-related task such as positioning of a cursor, linking of cursors, creating and closing cursors, counting of records associated with a cursor, filtering, setting and comparing bookmarks, and refreshing all buffers associated with a cursor.
| DbiActivateFilter | Activates a filter. |
| DbiAddFilter | Adds a filter to a table, but does not activate the filter (the record set is not yet altered). |
| DbiApplyDelayedUpdates | When cached updates cursor layer is active, writes all modifications made to cached data to the underlying database. |
| DbiBeginDelayedUpdates | Creates a cached updates cursor layer so that users can make extended changes to temporarily cached table data without writing to the actual table, thereby minimizing resource locking. |
| DbiBeginLinkMode | Converts a cursor to a link cursor. Given an open cursor, prepares for linked access. Returns a new cursor. |
| DbiCloneCursor | Creates a new cursor (clone cursor) which has the same result set as the given cursor (source cursor). |
| DbiCloseCursor | Closes a previously opened cursor. |
| DbiCompareBookMarks | Compares the relative positions of two bookmarks in the result set associated with the cursor. |
| DbiDeactivateFilter | Temporarily stops the specified filter from affecting the record set by turning the filter off. |
| DbiDropFilter | Deactivates and removes a filter from memory, and frees all resources. |
| DbiEndDelayedUpdates | Closes a cached updates cursor layer ending the cached updates mode. |
| DbiEndLinkMode | Ends linked cursor mode, and returns the original cursor. |
| DbiExtractKey | Retrieves the key value for the current record of the given cursor or from the supplied record buffer. |
| DbiForceRecordReread | Rereads a single record from the server on demand, refreshing one row only, rather than clearing the cache. |
| DbiForceReread | Refreshes all buffers associated with the cursor, if necessary. |
| DbiFormFullName | Returns the fully qualified table name. |
| DbiGetBookMark | Saves the current position of a cursor to the client-supplied buffer called a bookmark. |
| DbiGetCursorForTable | Finds the cursor for the given table. |
| DbiGetCursorProps | Returns the properties of the cursor. |
| DbiGetExactRecordCount | Retrieves the current exact number of records associated with the cursor. NEW FUNCTION BDE 4.0 |
| DbiGetFieldDescs | Retrieves a list of descriptors for all the fields in the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetLinkStatus | Returns the link status of the cursor. |
| DbiGetNextRecord | Retrieves the next record in the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetPriorRecord | Retrieves the previous record in the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiGetProp | Returns a property of an object. |
| DbiGetRecord | Retrieves the current record, if any, in the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetRecordCount | Retrieves the current number of records associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetRecordForKey | Finds and retrieves a record matching a key and positions the cursor on that record. |
| DbiGetRelativeRecord | Positions the cursor on a record in the table relative to the current position of the cursor. |
| DbiGetSeqNo | Retrieves the sequence number of the current record in the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiLinkDetail | Establishes a link between two tables such that the detail table has its record set limited to the set of records matching the linking key values of the master table cursor. |
| DbiLinkDetailToExp | Links the detail cursor to the master cursor using an expression. |
| DbiMakePermanent | Changes a temporary table created by DbiCreateTempTable into a permanent table. |
| DbiOpenTable | Opens the given table for access and associates a cursor handle with the opened table. |
| DbiResetRange | Removes the specified table's limited range previously established by the function DbiSetRange. |
| DbiSaveChanges | Forces all updated records associated with the cursor to disk. |
| DbiSetFieldMap | Sets a field map of the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiSetProp | Sets the specified property of an object to a given value. |
| DbiSetRange | Sets a range on the result set associated with the cursor. |
| DbiSetToBegin | Positions the cursor to BOF (just before the first record). |
| DbiSetToBookMark | Positions the cursor to the location saved in the specified bookmark. |
| DbiSetToCursor | Sets the position of one cursor (the destination cursor) to that of another (the source cursor). |
| DbiSetToEnd | Positions the cursor to EOF (just after the last record). |
| DbiSetToKey | Positions an index-based cursor on a key value. |
| DbiSetToRecordNo | Positions the cursor of a dBASE table to the given physical record number. |
| DbiSetToSeqNo | Positions the cursor to the specified sequence number of a Paradox table. |
| DbiUnlinkDetail | Removes a link between two cursors. |
Each function listed below returns information about an index or indexes, or performs a task that affects an index, such as dropping it, deleting it, or adding it.
| DbiAddIndex | Creates an index on an existing table. |
| DbiCloseIndex | Closes the specified index on a cursor. |
| DbiCompareKeys | Compares two key values based on the current index of the cursor. |
| DbiDeleteIndex | Drops an index on a table. |
| DbiExtractKey | Retrieves the key value for the current record of the given cursor or from the supplied record buffer. |
| DbiGetIndexDesc | Retrieves the properties of the given index associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetIndexDescs | Retrieves index properties. |
| DbiGetIndexForField | Returns the description of any useful index on the specified field. |
| DbiGetIndexSeqNo | Retrieves the ordinal number of the index in the index list of the specified cursor. |
| DbiGetIndexTypeDesc | Retrieves a description of the index type. |
| DbiOpenIndex | Opens the index for the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiRegenIndex | Regenerates an index to make sure that it is up-to-date (all records currently in the table are included in the index and are in the index order). |
| DbiRegenIndexes | Regenerates all out-of-date indexes on a given table. |
| DbiSwitchToIndex | Allows the user to change the active index order of the given cursor. |
Each function listed below performs a query task, such as preparing and executing a SQL or QBE query.
| DbiGetProp | Returns a property of an object. |
| DbiQAlloc | Allocates a new statement handle for a prepared query. |
| DbiQExec | Executes the previously prepared query identified by the supplied statement handle and returns a cursor to the result set, if one is generated. |
| DbiQExecDirect | Executes a SQL or QBE query and returns a cursor to the result set, if one is generated. |
| DbiQExecProcDirect | Executes a stored procedure and returns a cursor to the result set, if one is generated. |
| DbiQFree | Frees the resources associated with a previously prepared query identified by the supplied statement handle. |
| DbiQGetBaseDescs | Returns the original database, table, and field names of the fields that make up the result set of a query. |
| DbiQInstantiateAnswer | Creates a permanent table from the cursor to the result set. |
| DbiQPrepare | Prepares a SQL or QBE query for execution, and returns a handle to a statement containing the prepared query. |
| DbiQPrepareProc | Prepares and optionally binds parameters for a stored procedure. |
| DbiQSetParams | Associates data with parameter markers embedded within a prepared query. |
| DbiQSetProcParams | Binds parameters for a stored procedure prepared with DbiQPrepareProc. |
| DbiSetProp | Sets the specified property of an object to a given value. |
| DbiValidateProp | Validates a property. |
Each function listed below returns information about a specific table, such as all the locks acquired on the table, all the referential integrity links on the table, the indexes open on the table, or whether or not the table is shared. Functions in this category can also perform a table-wide operation, such as copying and deleting.
| DbiBatchMove | Appends, updates, subtracts, and copies records or fields from a source table to a destination table. |
| DbiCopyTable | Duplicates the specified source table to a destination table. |
| DbiCreateInMemTable | Creates a temporary, in-memory table. |
| DbiCreateTable | Creates a table. |
| DbiCreateTempTable | Creates a temporary table that is deleted when the cursor is closed, unless the call is followed by a call to DbiMakePermanent. |
| DbiDeleteTable | Deletes a table. |
| DbiDoRestructure | Changes the properties of a table. |
| DbiEmptyTable | Deletes all records from the table associated with the specified table cursor handle or table name. |
| DbiGetTableOpenCount | Returns the total number of cursors that are open on the specified table. |
| DbiGetTableTypeDesc | Returns a description of the capabilities of the table type for the driver type. |
| DbiIsTableLocked | Returns the number of locks of a specified type acquired on the table associated with the given session. |
| DbiIsTableShared | Determines whether the table is physically shared or not. |
| DbiMakePermanent | Changes a temporary table created by DbiCreateTempTable into a permanent table. |
| DbiOpenFamilyList | Creates an in-memory table listing the family members associated with a specified table. |
| DbiOpenFieldList | Creates an in-memory table listing the fields in a specified table and their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenIndexList | Opens a cursor on an in-memory table listing the indexes on a specified table, along with their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenLockList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of locks acquired on the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiOpenRintList | Creates an in-memory table listing the referential integrity links for a specified table, along with their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenSecurityList | Creates an in-memory table listing record-level security information about a specified table. |
| DbiOpenTable | Opens the given table for access and associates a cursor handle with the opened table. |
| DbiPackTable | Optimizes table space by rebuilding the table associated with the cursor and releasing any free space. |
| DbiQInstantiateAnswer | Creates a permanent table from a cursor handle. |
| DbiRegenIndexes | Regenerates all out-of-date indexes on a given table. |
| DbiRenameTable | Renames the table and all of its resources to the new name specified. |
| DbiSaveChanges | Forces all updated records associated with the table to disk. |
| DbiSortTable | Sorts an opened or closed table, either into itself or into a destination table. There are options to remove duplicates, to enable case-insensitive sorts and special sort functions, and to control the number of records sorted. |
Each function listed below accesses data in a table, such as retrieving data from a specified BLOB field or from the record buffer.
| DbiAppendRecord | Appends a record to the end of the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiDeleteRecord | Deletes the current record of the given cursor. |
| DbiFreeBlob | Closes the BLOB handle located within the specified record buffer. |
| DbiGetBlob | Retrieves data from the specified BLOB field. |
| DbiGetBlobHeading | Retrieves information about a BLOB field from the BLOB heading in the record buffer. |
| DbiGetBlobSize | Retrieves the size of the specified BLOB field in bytes. |
| DbiGetField | Retrieves the data contents of the requested field from the record buffer. |
| DbiGetFieldDescs | Retrieves a list of descriptors for all the fields in the table associated with the cursor. |
| DbiGetFieldTypeDesc | Retrieves a description of the specified field type. |
| DbiInitRecord | Initializes the record buffer to a blank record according to the data types of the fields. |
| DbiInsertRecord | Inserts a new record into the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiModifyRecord | Modifies the current record of table associated with the cursor with the data supplied. |
| DbiOpenBlob | Prepares the cursor's record buffer to access a BLOB field. |
| DbiPutBlob | Writes data into an open BLOB field. |
| DbiPutField | Writes the field value to the correct location in the supplied record buffer. |
| DbiReadBlock | Reads a specified number of records (starting from the next position of the cursor) into a buffer. |
| DbiSaveChanges | Forces all updated records associated with the cursor to disk. |
| DbiSetFieldMap | Sets a field map of the table associated with the given cursor. |
| DbiTruncateBlob | Shortens the size of the contents of a BLOB field, or deletes the contents of a BLOB field from the record, by shortening it to zero. |
| DbiUndeleteRecord | Undeletes a dBASE record that has been marked for deletion (a "soft" delete). |
| DbiVerifyField | Verifies that the data specified is a valid data type for the field specified, and that all validity checks in place for the field are satisfied. It can also be used to check if a field is blank. |
| DbiWriteBlock | Writes a block of records to the table associated with the cursor. |
Each function listed below begins, ends, or inquires about the status of a transaction.
| DbiBeginTran | Begins a transaction. |
| DbiEndTran | Ends a transaction. |
| DbiGetTranInfo | Retrieves the transaction state. |
Each function listed below returns information about capabilities or the schema.
| DbiOpenCfgInfoList | Returns a handle to an in-memory table listing all the nodes in the configuration file accessible by the specified path. |
| DbiOpenDatabaseList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of accessible databases and their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenDriverList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of driver names available to the client application. |
| DbiOpenFamilyList | Creates an in-memory table listing the family members associated with a specified table. |
| DbiOpenFieldList | Creates an in-memory table listing the fields in a specified table and their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenFieldTypesList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of field types supported by the table type for the driver type. |
| DbiOpenFunctionArgList | Returns a list of arguments to a data source function. |
| DbiOpenFunctionList | Returns a description of a data source function. |
| DbiOpenIndexList | Opens a cursor on an in-memory table listing the indexes on a specified table, along with their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenIndexTypesList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of all supported index types for the driver type. |
| DbiOpenLockList | Creates an in-memory table containing a list of locks acquired on the table. |
| DbiOpenRintList | Creates an in-memory table listing the referential integrity links for a specified table, along with their descriptions. |
| DbiOpenSecurityList | Creates an in-memory table listing record-level security information about a specified table. |
| DbiOpenTableList | Creates an in-memory table with information about all the tables accessible to the client application. |
| DbiOpenTableTypesList | Creates an in-memory table listing table type names for the given driver. |
| DbiOpenVchkList | Creates an in-memory table containing records with information about validity checks for fields within the specified table. |
Each function listed below sets or retrieves date or time, or decodes/encodes date and time into or from a timestamp.
| DbiBcdFromFloat | Converts FLOAT data to binary coded decimal (BCD) format. |
| DbiBcdToFloat | Converts binary coded decimal (BCD) data to FLOAT format. |
| DbiDateDecode | ecodes DBIDATE into separate month, day and year components. |
| DbiDateEncode | Encodes separate date components into date for use by DbiPutField and other functions. |
| DbiGetDateFormat | Gets the date format for the current session. |
| DbiGetNumberFormat | Gets the number format for the current session. |
| DbiGetTimeFormat | Gets the time format for the current session. |
| DbiSetDateFormat | Sets the date format for the current session. |
| DbiSetNumberFormat | Sets the number format for the current session. |
| DbiSetTimeFormat | Sets the time format for the current session. |
| DbiTimeDecode | Decodes time into separate components (hours, minutes, milliseconds). |
| DbiTimeEncode | Encodes separate time components into time for use by DbiPutField and other functions. |
| DbiTimeStampDecode | Extracts separate encoded date and time components from the timestamp. |
| DbiTimeStampEncode | Encodes the encoded date and encoded time into a timestamp. |


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Product Versions
- Xensor Server <IP_ADDRESS>
- Xensor Engine (Windows): 7.6.57
- Xensor Agent (Windows): <IP_ADDRESS>863
- Xensor Engine (Linux): 0.38.14
- Xensor Agent (Linux): 8.24.19
- CyCarrier: 1.15.5
- NGAV Pattern: 7.86150
Product Description
CyCraft AIR solves security for large/medium/small organizations through its continuous organization-wide, automated, AI-driven forensics to deliver Fast/Accurate/Simple/Thorough Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), Network Detection and Response (NDR), Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Incident Response (IR), Compromise Assessment (CA), SOC Ops solutions, and Cyber Health Score.
CyCraft AIR blocks known malicious artifacts/behavior and automates response for unknown and suspicious artifacts/behavior to give you:
Complete Understanding of Your Security Situation
- True organization-wide root cause analysis in minutes for suspicious activity
- Complete organization-wide storylines for incidents in minutes
- Continuous proactive global threat intelligence-driven and AI-driven threat hunting
- NGAV blocking & containment
- Actionable reporting, showing you how to remediate any incident step-by-step
- Breach protection
- Xensor Agents/Engines on Windows/macOS/Linux endpoints (cloud/on-prem/hybrid) perform continuous NGAV prevention for known bads, and forensic scanning to investigate unknown suspicious and anomalous artifacts/behavior. Xensor Agents continuously produce and transmit forensic metadata to Xensor Server.
- Xensor Server manages/updates endpoints and Xensor Agents, provides remediation, and consolidates data for CyCarrier.
- CyCarrier reads in the forensic metadata from Xensor Server and combines it with global threat intelligence to perform site-wide AI-analysis to automate investigations to rapidly produce threat hunting and site-wide attack situation reports to drive remediation.
Product Configuration
- Scan Settings: Default
- Scan Optimization: Enable All
- NGAV: Detect mode (Detection Day), Block mode (Protection Day)


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Cards elements
Registry of cards indexed by question id or index
Cards wrapper element
Active card
Disabled state
Root element of the plugin
Current options
jqQuiz element
Assign the events
JQuery ui widget constructor
JQuery ui function to get the default options
Initialize the widget
Invoked when a card is clicked Activate the card clicked and the question related
Invoked when a card is flipped
Invoked when a question of the quiz changes Update the registry
Event object
jqQuiz instance that emits the event
The question id modified
The id of the option selected/unselected
The value of the option selected/unselected
The runtime of the question in jqQuiz
Invoked when the quiz ends
Event object
jqQuiz instance that emits the event
The jqQuiz calification
Activate a card by the question id or question index
Id or index of the question to activate. If null, the current card will be deactivated
Disable the widget
Enable the widget
Get all the values for data-* attributes
Element for which to get the the attributes
Prefix to search. Usually represents the target of the parameters
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- builtins.object
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- Share
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- SecureFiniteField
- SecureFixedPoint
- SecureInteger
class SecureFiniteField(Share) |
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SecureFiniteField(value=None)
Base class for secret-shared finite field values.
NB: bit-oriented operations will be supported for prime fields. |
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- Method resolution order:
- SecureFiniteField
- Share
- builtins.object
Methods defined here:
- __abs__(self)
- Currently no support at all.
- __and__(self, other)
- Bitwise and for binary fields (otherwise 1-bit only).
- __divmod__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __floordiv__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __ge__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __gt__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __invert__(self)
- Bitwise not (inversion) for binary fields (otherwise 1-bit only).
- __le__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __lshift__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __lt__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __mod__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __or__(self, other)
- Bitwise or for binary fields (otherwise 1-bit only).
- __rdivmod__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __rfloordiv__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __rlshift__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __rmod__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __rrshift__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __rshift__(self, other)
- Currently no support at all.
- __xor__(self, other)
- Bitwise exclusive-or for binary fields (otherwise 1-bit only).
Data and other attributes defined here:
- field = None
Methods inherited from Share:
- __add__(self, other)
- Addition.
- __bool__(self)
- Use of secret-shared values in Boolean expressions makes no sense.
- __eq__(self, other)
- Equality testing.
- __init__(self, value=None)
- Initialize a share.
- __mul__(self, other)
- Multiplication.
- __ne__(self, other)
- Negated equality testing.
- __neg__(self)
- Negation.
- __pos__(self)
- Unary +.
- __pow__(self, other)
- Exponentation for public integral exponent.
- __radd__ = __add__(self, other)
- __rand__ = __and__(self, other)
- Bitwise and, for now 1-bit only.
- __rmul__ = __mul__(self, other)
- __ror__ = __or__(self, other)
- Bitwise or, for now 1-bit only.
- __rsub__(self, other)
- Subtraction (with reflected arguments).
- __rtruediv__(self, other)
- Division (with reflected arguments).
- __rxor__ = __xor__(self, other)
- Bitwise exclusive-or, for now 1-bit only.
- __sub__(self, other)
- Subtraction.
- __truediv__(self, other)
- Division.
Data descriptors inherited from Share:
- df
Data and other attributes inherited from Share:
- __hash__ = None
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class SecureFixedPoint(Share) |
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SecureFixedPoint(value=None)
Base class for secret-shared fixed-point values. |
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- Method resolution order:
- SecureFixedPoint
- Share
- builtins.object
Methods inherited from Share:
- __abs__(self)
- Absolute value.
- __add__(self, other)
- Addition.
- __and__(self, other)
- Bitwise and, for now 1-bit only.
- __bool__(self)
- Use of secret-shared values in Boolean expressions makes no sense.
- __divmod__(self, other)
- Integer division with public divisor.
- __eq__(self, other)
- Equality testing.
- __floordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient with public divisor.
- __ge__(self, other)
- Greater-than or equal comparison.
- __gt__(self, other)
- Strictly greater-than comparison.
- __init__(self, value=None)
- Initialize a share.
- __invert__(self)
- Bitwise not (inversion), for now 1-bit only.
- __le__(self, other)
- Less-than or equal comparison.
- __lshift__(self, other)
- Left shift with public integral offset.
- __lt__(self, other)
- Strictly less-than comparison.
- __mod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder with public divisor.
- __mul__(self, other)
- Multiplication.
- __ne__(self, other)
- Negated equality testing.
- __neg__(self)
- Negation.
- __or__(self, other)
- Bitwise or, for now 1-bit only.
- __pos__(self)
- Unary +.
- __pow__(self, other)
- Exponentation for public integral exponent.
- __radd__ = __add__(self, other)
- __rand__ = __and__(self, other)
- __rdivmod__(self, other)
- Integer division (with reflected arguments).
- __rfloordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient (with reflected arguments).
- __rlshift__(self, other)
- Left shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rmod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder (with reflected arguments).
- __rmul__ = __mul__(self, other)
- __ror__ = __or__(self, other)
- __rrshift__(self, other)
- Right shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rshift__(self, other)
- Right shift with public integral offset.
- __rsub__(self, other)
- Subtraction (with reflected arguments).
- __rtruediv__(self, other)
- Division (with reflected arguments).
- __rxor__ = __xor__(self, other)
- __sub__(self, other)
- Subtraction.
- __truediv__(self, other)
- Division.
- __xor__(self, other)
- Bitwise exclusive-or, for now 1-bit only.
Data descriptors inherited from Share:
- df
Data and other attributes inherited from Share:
- __hash__ = None
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class SecureInteger(Share) |
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SecureInteger(value=None)
Base class for secret-shared integer values. |
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- Method resolution order:
- SecureInteger
- Share
- builtins.object
Methods inherited from Share:
- __abs__(self)
- Absolute value.
- __add__(self, other)
- Addition.
- __and__(self, other)
- Bitwise and, for now 1-bit only.
- __bool__(self)
- Use of secret-shared values in Boolean expressions makes no sense.
- __divmod__(self, other)
- Integer division with public divisor.
- __eq__(self, other)
- Equality testing.
- __floordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient with public divisor.
- __ge__(self, other)
- Greater-than or equal comparison.
- __gt__(self, other)
- Strictly greater-than comparison.
- __init__(self, value=None)
- Initialize a share.
- __invert__(self)
- Bitwise not (inversion), for now 1-bit only.
- __le__(self, other)
- Less-than or equal comparison.
- __lshift__(self, other)
- Left shift with public integral offset.
- __lt__(self, other)
- Strictly less-than comparison.
- __mod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder with public divisor.
- __mul__(self, other)
- Multiplication.
- __ne__(self, other)
- Negated equality testing.
- __neg__(self)
- Negation.
- __or__(self, other)
- Bitwise or, for now 1-bit only.
- __pos__(self)
- Unary +.
- __pow__(self, other)
- Exponentation for public integral exponent.
- __radd__ = __add__(self, other)
- __rand__ = __and__(self, other)
- __rdivmod__(self, other)
- Integer division (with reflected arguments).
- __rfloordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient (with reflected arguments).
- __rlshift__(self, other)
- Left shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rmod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder (with reflected arguments).
- __rmul__ = __mul__(self, other)
- __ror__ = __or__(self, other)
- __rrshift__(self, other)
- Right shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rshift__(self, other)
- Right shift with public integral offset.
- __rsub__(self, other)
- Subtraction (with reflected arguments).
- __rtruediv__(self, other)
- Division (with reflected arguments).
- __rxor__ = __xor__(self, other)
- __sub__(self, other)
- Subtraction.
- __truediv__(self, other)
- Division.
- __xor__(self, other)
- Bitwise exclusive-or, for now 1-bit only.
Data descriptors inherited from Share:
- df
Data and other attributes inherited from Share:
- __hash__ = None
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class Share(builtins.object) |
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Share(value=None)
A secret-shared value.
An MPC protocol operates on secret-shared values, represented by Share
objects. The basic Python operators are overloaded for Share objects.
An expression like a * b will create a new Share object, which will
eventually contain the product of a and b. The product is computed
asynchronously, using an instance of a specific cryptographic protocol. |
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Methods defined here:
- __abs__(self)
- Absolute value.
- __add__(self, other)
- Addition.
- __and__(self, other)
- Bitwise and, for now 1-bit only.
- __bool__(self)
- Use of secret-shared values in Boolean expressions makes no sense.
- __divmod__(self, other)
- Integer division with public divisor.
- __eq__(self, other)
- Equality testing.
- __floordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient with public divisor.
- __ge__(self, other)
- Greater-than or equal comparison.
- __gt__(self, other)
- Strictly greater-than comparison.
- __init__(self, value=None)
- Initialize a share.
- __invert__(self)
- Bitwise not (inversion), for now 1-bit only.
- __le__(self, other)
- Less-than or equal comparison.
- __lshift__(self, other)
- Left shift with public integral offset.
- __lt__(self, other)
- Strictly less-than comparison.
- __mod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder with public divisor.
- __mul__(self, other)
- Multiplication.
- __ne__(self, other)
- Negated equality testing.
- __neg__(self)
- Negation.
- __or__(self, other)
- Bitwise or, for now 1-bit only.
- __pos__(self)
- Unary +.
- __pow__(self, other)
- Exponentation for public integral exponent.
- __radd__ = __add__(self, other)
- __rand__ = __and__(self, other)
- __rdivmod__(self, other)
- Integer division (with reflected arguments).
- __rfloordiv__(self, other)
- Integer quotient (with reflected arguments).
- __rlshift__(self, other)
- Left shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rmod__(self, other)
- Integer remainder (with reflected arguments).
- __rmul__ = __mul__(self, other)
- __ror__ = __or__(self, other)
- __rrshift__(self, other)
- Right shift (with reflected arguments).
- __rshift__(self, other)
- Right shift with public integral offset.
- __rsub__(self, other)
- Subtraction (with reflected arguments).
- __rtruediv__(self, other)
- Division (with reflected arguments).
- __rxor__ = __xor__(self, other)
- __sub__(self, other)
- Subtraction.
- __truediv__(self, other)
- Division.
- __xor__(self, other)
- Bitwise exclusive-or, for now 1-bit only.
Data descriptors defined here:
- df
Data and other attributes defined here:
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Left to right: Hosea Williams, Jesse Jackson, Martin Luther King Jr., Rev. Ralph David Abernathy on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel Memphis hotel, a day before King's assassination. April 3, 1968. The picture above has been shown millions of times. King, the day before his death, greeting his supporters. What is not publicly known is what happened the night before his death. Newsweek magazine from January 19, 1998 gives you a small glimpse of the real Martin Luther King Jr. Pillar of Fire: America in the King Years, 1963-65. (book reviews) Jon Meacham
January 6, 1964, was a long day for Martin Luther King Jr. He spent the morning seated in the reserved section of the Supreme Court, listening as lawyers argued New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, a landmark case rising out of King's crusade against segregation in Alabama. The minister was something of an honored guest: Justice Arthur Goldberg quietly sent down a copy of Kings account of the Montgomery bus boycott, "Stride Toward Freedom," asking for an autograph. That night King retired to his room at the Willard Hotel. There FBI bugs reportedly picked up 14 hours of party chatter, the clinking of glasses and the sounds of illicit sex--including King's cries of "I'm f--ing for God" and "I'm not a Negro tonight!" Note: What is not mentioned in this article is that Martin Luther King was having sex with three White women, one of whom he brutally beat while screaming the above mentioned quotes. Much of the public information on King's use of church money to hire prostitutes and his beating them came from King's close personal friend, Rev. Ralph Abernathy (pictured above), in his 1989 book, "And the walls came tumbling down." Sources: Newsweek Magazine 1-19-1998, page 62 "And the walls came tumbling down," by Rev. Ralph Abernathy (1989)


AXS Installation¶
Currently the only supported method of installing AXS is the manual installation. Anaconda installer is planned for the future.
Prerequisites¶
Before running AXS make sure you have Java (at least v.8) installed and JAVA_HOME variable set.
You will also need Python 3 with numpy, pandas and arrow packages.
Manual installation¶
To install AXS follow these steps:
- Download the latest AXS tarball from the realeases page.
- Unpack the tarball to a directory of your choosing.
- Set SPARK_HOME environment variable to point to the extraction directory.
- Add SPARK_HOME/bin to your PATH variable.
- Run the axs-init-config.sh script to update spark-defaults.conf and hive-site.xml files with the exact SPARK_HOME path.


25th January 2020
Madhav Institute of Technology and Science,Gwalior
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Some lives become stories that are told and retold with a new flair every time. In moving the margins, we look at lives that have not just thought, out-of-the- box, but have redefined the very process of thinking.
We are exhibiting Moving the Margins through ground breaking contributions of those illustrious personalities that have changed the very fabric of contemporary society and posits to change the shape of human civilization.
We announce with TEDxMITSG that margins can no longer be marginalised.
TED-Technology, Entertainment, Design is a non-profit media organization which posts videos of powerful talks online, for free distribution, under the slogan ideas worth spreading, ideas which are known to change perspectives and provide food for thought.TED was founded in February 1984 as a conference, which has been held annually since 1990. TED's early emphasis was technology and design, but it has since broadened its focus to include talks on many scientific, cultural, and academic topics.
TEDx is a grassroots initiative, created in the spirit of TEDs overall mission to research and discover ideas worth spreading TEDx brings the spirit of TED to local communities around the globe via rules and tools.
TEDx events are organized by passionate individuals who seek to uncover new ideas and the latest research in their local areas and spark conversations in their communities. TEDx events include live speakers and recorded TED Talks, and are organized independently under a free license granted by TED.
At TEDxMITSG, we are aspiring to reach for the sky, grab a star and bring Enlightenment. We are aspiring to crack the glass ceiling, and let light illuminate us. We are aspiring to move the margins. In a world where uniformity and conventions have long ruled, TEDxMITSG has an assemblage that has forayed into terra-incognita and made an indelible mark for themselves.
Padma Shri
Chairman, Pallium India
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We live in a world where ideas float even in thin air and with the fast emerging wireless and infrared technologies- they literally do.TED Talks are powerful and capable of influencing masses. We know that necessity is the mother of all inventions, but ideas are the father and TED talks create an environment of looking into our minds producing ideas that can benefit us, our life style and the lives of those around us.Here, at TEDx MITSG, as engineering students who yearn to design and build a better and improved world, our theme "Maneuvering Ingenuity" is the best way to create a culture that fosters innovation and encourages us to take small steps which empowers our future world.
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R/compute_area_weights.R
compute_area_weights.Rd
Computes weights for each individual river segment specific catchments
falling in the areal units of the runoff HS. Function first
takes a union between basins and HS (creating new
catchment units which fall inside only one runoff unit), and calculating
the area for each individual catchment unit. The weight is assigned by
dividing the area of sub-catchment with the area of runoff unit.
This function is called by compute_HSweights
.
compute_area_weights( basins, HS, pycno = NULL, dasy = NULL, weights = NULL, n = 20, intensive = TRUE, riverID = "riverID", zoneID = "zoneID" )
| basins | An 'sf' polygon feature specifying the river segment specific catchments. |
|---|---|
| HS | A 'HS' object, obtained with |
| pycno | Name of Pycnophylactic variable in |
| dasy | Name of Dasymetric variable in |
| weights | Name of a column in |
| n | Number of iterations when using pycnophylactic interpolation.
Default |
| intensive | Whether the pycnophylactic variable is intensive (density, like runoff in mm), or not (in which case it is extensive, or counts like runoff in volume). |
| riverID | Column in |
| zoneID | Column in |
Returns an 'sf' polygon feature (a union of basins, and HS) with added attributes (columns):
ID. Unique ID of the feature.
riverID. ID of the river segment each sub-catchment is associated to.
zoneID. ID of the runoff unit the sub-catchment is contained in.
weights. Weights computed for each sub-catchment.
target_area. Area of the sub-catchment (basin) in \(m^2\).
source_area. Area of the runoff unit sub-catchment is contained in.


FREDDY GOT FINGERED -------------------
Gord Brody (Tom Green) is an aspiring animator approaching thirty who still lives in parents Jim (Rip Torn) and Julie's (Julie Hagerty, "Airplane") basement.  Gord doesn't make much of a go on his first attempt and lands back home with fawning mom and outraged dad in "Freddy Got Fingered."
Tom Green cowrites (with "Tom Green Show" scribe Derek Harvie), directs and stars in what is essentially Tom Green's primal scream. So, if Tom Green screams in an empty theater, does he make a sound?
 While this may be of interest to his hard core fans, there's little about Green's mania on display here to recommend this movie to anyone else.
The film starts promisingly enough, with a well executed skateboarding scene through a shopping mall set to the Sex Pistols' 'Problem' (Green's put together a first rate soundtrack) and yes, I laughed a few times. Green's flummoxing of a security guard with psychotic ramblings and his attempt to draw, make music and eat at the same time (the 'daddy would you like some sausages' scene repeatedly shown in the film's trailer) are inspired comedy. But what's funny about a paraplegic girlfriend who gets turned on by having her legs caned or a skateboarding injury that results in an exposed kneecap? A baby delivery bit shows some groan-inducing promise until enough blood is splattered to coagulate the laughs. Younger (by three years) brother Freddy's internment at The Institute for Sexually Abused Children does nothing but confirm one's worst fears regarding the film's title and Green's infamous 'handling' of a real horse, while not nearly as shocking as it would seem, doesn't make sense. By the time he repeats the gag with an elephant at film's end, the overall effect is numbness.
While "Freddy Got Fingered" has the admirable end result of depicting the harm in demeaning a child's self esteem, it's essentially a whole lot of Tom Green running around being noisy. Rip Torn, what were you thinking?
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The JsonIndex generator is designed to complement an HTML generator and produces a JSON search index. This generator is derived from sdoc by Vladimir Kolesnikov and contains verbatim code written by him.
This generator is designed to be used with a regular HTML generator:
class RDoc::Generator::Darkfish def initialize options # ... @base_dir = Pathname.pwd.expand_path @json_index = RDoc::Generator::JsonIndex.new self, options end def generate # ... @json_index.generate end end
The index is output as a JSON file assigned to the global variable search_data. The structure is:
var search_data = { "index": { "searchIndex": ["a", "b", ...], "longSearchIndex": ["a", "a::b", ...], "info": [ ["A", "A", "A.html", "", ""], ["B", "A::B", "A::B.html", "", ""], ... ] } }
The same item is described across the searchIndex, longSearchIndex and info fields. The searchIndex field contains the item’s short name, the longSearchIndex field contains the full_name (when appropriate) and the info field contains the item’s name, full_name, path, parameters and a snippet of the item’s comment.
Copyright © 2009 Vladimir Kolesnikov
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Where the search index lives in the generated output
Creates a new generator. parent_generator is used to determine the class_dir and file_dir of links in the output index.
options are the same options passed to the parent generator.
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 89 def initialize parent_generator, options @parent_generator = parent_generator @store = parent_generator.store @options = options @template_dir = File.expand_path '../template/json_index', __FILE__ @base_dir = @parent_generator.base_dir @classes = nil @files = nil @index = nil end
Builds the JSON index as a Hash.
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 105 def build_index reset @store.all_files.sort, @store.all_classes_and_modules.sort index_classes index_methods index_pages { :index => @index } end
The directory classes are written to
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 218 def class_dir @parent_generator.class_dir end
Output progress information if debugging is enabled
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 118 def debug_msg *msg return unless $DEBUG_RDOC $stderr.puts(*msg) end
The directory files are written to
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 225 def file_dir @parent_generator.file_dir end
Writes the JSON index to disk
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 126 def generate debug_msg "Generating JSON index" debug_msg " writing search index to %s" % SEARCH_INDEX_FILE data = build_index return if @options.dry_run out_dir = @base_dir + @options.op_dir index_file = out_dir + SEARCH_INDEX_FILE FileUtils.mkdir_p index_file.dirname, :verbose => $DEBUG_RDOC index_file.open 'w', 0644 do |io| io.set_encoding Encoding::UTF_8 if Object.const_defined? :Encoding io.write 'var search_data = ' JSON.dump data, io, 0 end Dir.chdir @template_dir do Dir['**/*.js'].each do |source| dest = File.join out_dir, source FileUtils.install source, dest, :mode => 0644, :verbose => $DEBUG_RDOC end end end
Adds classes and modules to the index
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 158 def index_classes debug_msg " generating class search index" documented = @classes.uniq.select do |klass| klass.document_self_or_methods end documented.each do |klass| debug_msg " #{klass.full_name}" record = klass.search_record @index[:searchIndex] << search_string(record.shift) @index[:longSearchIndex] << search_string(record.shift) @index[:info] << record end end
Adds methods to the index
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 177 def index_methods debug_msg " generating method search index" list = @classes.uniq.map do |klass| klass.method_list end.flatten.sort_by do |method| [method.name, method.parent.full_name] end list.each do |method| debug_msg " #{method.full_name}" record = method.search_record @index[:searchIndex] << "#{search_string record.shift}()" @index[:longSearchIndex] << "#{search_string record.shift}()" @index[:info] << record end end
Adds pages to the index
# File lib/rdoc/generator/json_index.rb, line 198 def index_pages debug_msg " generating pages search index" pages = @files.select do |file| file.text? end pages.each do |page| debug_msg " #{page.page_name}" record = page.search_record @index[:searchIndex] << search_string(record.shift) @index[:longSearchIndex] << '' record.shift @index[:info] << record end end
Generated with the Darkfish Rdoc Generator 2.


Dear Feminists for Life,
Today, we remember the life of Inez Milholland Boissevain, the only woman considered
to be a martyr for suffrage.
Pro-life suffrage leader Alice Paul asked the young lawyer to lead the suffrage
march on March 3, 1913 in Washington D.C. Her attire earned her the title the “American
Joan of Arc.”
It was the day before Woodrow Wilson’s inauguration. Few were there to meet him
at Union Station because 8,000 suffragists dressed in white were marching down Pennsylvania
Avenue towards the White House - and ultimately towards an angry crowd of men. Two
hundred people were hurt while the police looked on - or participated in the mob
scene. No one was arrested for the assaults.
Inez carried a banner that proclaimed, “Forward Out of Darkness, Leave Behind the
Night, Forward Out of Error, Forward Into Light.” It eventually became the slogan
of the National Women’s Party and more recently inspired the title of an issue of
Feminists for Life’s magazine The American Feminist®entitled “Forward Into Light,”
about violence against women.
Inez took to the road leading rallies for suffrage. On October 22, 1916, she collapsed
on stage in Los Angeles while touring the American West. Her last public words were,
“Mr. President, how long must women wait for liberty?”
She died at the age of 30 on November 25, 1916. She became the first woman memorialized
in the nation’s Capitol.
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Chinese Voting Process:
This is a research project with Prof. David Mimno and Moontae Lee.Abstract:
Many online communities present user-contributed responses to items, such as answers to questions and reviews of products.
User-provided helpfulness votes can make useful responses more visible, but voting is a social process that can gain momentum based on the popularity of responses and the polarity of existing votes.
We propose the Chinese Voting Process (CVP) which models the evolution of helpfulness votes as a self-reinforcing process dependent on position and presentation biases.
We evaluate this model on Amazon product reviews and 84 StackExchange forums, measuring the intrinsic quality of individual responses and behavioral coefficients of different communities.
Figure shows a pattern in online communities of Amazon and more than 200 StackExchange communities.
In the figure, we present two behavioral coefficients, 'Trendiess' (x-axis) and 'Conformity' (y-axis), which we claim are two major
factors of bias. Above embedding presents the varying degrees to which the two factors are present in different online communities.
One interesting result is the clustering of similar communities, even though we used no information on textual content.
Another interesting result is how the coordinates align with our intuitive expectation of bias for each community.
Publications:
Conference:
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Moontae Lee, Seok Hyun Jin, David Mimno.
"Beyond Exchangeability: The Chinese Voting Process".
Neural Information Processing Systems (NIPS), 2016, Barcelona, Spain. Full Oral (Acceptance rate: 46 / 2500 ~ 1.84%)
[PDF] [arXiv]
Workshop:
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Moontae Lee, Seok Hyun Jin, David Mimno.
"The Chinese Voting Process: The Evolution of Online Helpfulness Evaluations in Product Reviews and Question Answers".
In Proceedings of the 12th INFORMS Workshop on Data Mining and Decision Analytics, Houston, Texas.
Selected for Oral Presentations.
[PDF]
Robobarista:
This is a research project with Prof. Ashutosh Saxena and Jaeyong Sung.Abstract:
There is a large variety of objects and appliances in human environments, such as stoves,
coffee dispensers, juice extractors, and so on. It is challenging for a roboticist to program a
robot for each of these object types and for each of their instantiations.
In this work, we present a novel approach to manipulation planning
based on the idea that many household objects share similarly-operated object parts.
We formulate the manipulation planning as a structured prediction problem
and design a deep learning model that can handle large noise in the manipulation demonstrations
and learns features from three different modalities: point-clouds, language and trajectory.
In order to collect a large number of manipulation demonstrations for different objects,
we developed a new crowd-sourcing platform called Robobarista.
We test our model on our dataset consisting of 116 objects with 249 parts
along with 250 language instructions, for which there are 1225 crowd-sourced
manipulation demonstrations.
We further show that our robot can even manipulate objects it has never
seen before.
[Project Website]
Videos:
Publications:
Journal:
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Jaeyong Sung, Seok Hyun Jin, Ian Lenz, Ashutosh Saxena.
"Robobarista: Learning to Manipulate Novel Objects via Deep Multimodal Embedding".
Status: Under review for International Journal of Robotics Research (IJRR).
[PDF] [arXiv]
Conference:
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Jaeyong Sung, Seok Hyun Jin, Ashutosh Saxena.
"Robobarista: Object Part-based Transfer of Manipulation Trajectories from Crowd-sourcing in 3D Pointclouds".
In International Symposium on Robotics Research (ISRR), 2015.
[PDF] [arXiv]
Workshop:
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Jaeyong Sung, Seok Hyun Jin, Ashutosh Saxena.
"Robobarista: Object Part-based Transfer of Manipulation Trajectories from Crowd-sourcing in 3D Pointclouds".
In AAAI-RSS Special Workshop on the 50th Anniversary of Shakey at RSS, 2015.
( Won 50-years of Shakey Blue Sky Ideas Award )
Others:
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Jaeyong Sung, Ian Lenz, Seok Hyun Jin, Ashutosh Saxena.
"Robobarista: Learning to Manipulate Novel Objects via Deep Multimodal Embedding".
In BayLearn Symposium, 2015.
[PDF (extended abstract)]


Gets the permissions (access control rules) for a file, directory, registry key, or certificate's private key/key container.
Get-Permission [-Path] <String> [[-Identity] <String>] [-Inherited] [<CommonParameters>]
Permissions for a specific identity can also be returned. Access control entries are for a path's discretionary access control list.
To return inherited permissions, use the Inherited
switch. Otherwise, only non-inherited (i.e. explicit) permissions are returned.
Certificate permissions are only returned if a certificate has a private key/key container. If a certificate doesn't have a private key, $null
is returned.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Path | String | The path whose permissions (i.e. access control rules) to return. File system, registry, or certificate paths supported. Wildcards supported. |
true | false | |
| Identity | String | The identity whose permissiosn (i.e. access control rules) to return. |
false | false | |
| Inherited | SwitchParameter | Return inherited permissions in addition to explicit permissions. |
false | false | False |
Get-Permission -Path 'C:\Windows'
Returns System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule
objects for all the non-inherited rules on C:\windows
.
Get-Permission -Path 'hklm:\Software' -Inherited
Returns System.Security.AccessControl.RegistryAccessRule
objects for all the inherited and non-inherited rules on hklm:\software
.
Get-Permission -Path 'C:\Windows' -Idenity Administrators
Returns System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule
objects for all the Administrators'
rules on C:\windows
.
Get-Permission -Path 'Cert:\LocalMachine\1234567890ABCDEF1234567890ABCDEF12345678'
Returns System.Security.AccessControl.CryptoKeyAccesRule
objects for certificate's Cert:\LocalMachine\1234567890ABCDEF1234567890ABCDEF12345678
private key/key container. If it doesn't have a private key, $null
is returned.


A tool to allow batch PDF export for free Notion users. You can export as HTML with subpages and then use this tool to convert those into PDFs.
Get the latest download for Windows and Mac from the releases page:
https://github.com/ganeshh123/notion-pdf-export/releases
Download the tool and extract.
In Notion, place all the pages you wish to export into one page and click Export, choose 'HTML' and ensure 'Include Subpages' is on.
Extract the export to find a list of HTML files and folders for each page. Place the HTML files with folders containing images in the same folder as 'notion-pdf-export.exe' (Windows) or 'notion-pdf-export' (Mac).
Double Click 'notion-pdf-export.exe' (Windows) or 'notion-pdf-export' (Mac) and wait for the process to be completed.
All the individual pages can be found converted into PDF Documents inside the pdfs folder.
Clone/Download the project and run the command in the project root directory:
npm install
Run this command to run the script:
node index.js
This is tricky. A lot of adjustments had to be made so that it can run without node.
Installing nexe
Executables are compiled with a very specific version of nexe that allows access to the filesystem, which has a tricky setup procedure.
To install automatically:
Run install_nexe_win.bat as admin on Windows, will take about 5 minutes to install fully.
Or
Run install_nexe_mac on Mac, will take about 5 minutes to install, and you will need to enter password. This sometimes doesn't seem to work properly, so might be worth doing manual install if there's problems.
Alternatively, install manually like this:
Firstly, install the general nexe globally with the command:
npm install -g nexe
In Windows with Command Prompt running as Admin. Or:
sudo npm install -g nexe
In Mac in the terminal
In the project root folder build some executables with this version of nexe to download node binaries for Windows and Mac:
nexe . --target win32-x86-10.13.0
nexe . -t macos-10.13.0
This will download the binaries we need for later, delete the executables built with this for now.
Now we need to install a specific version of nexe that allows access to the filesystem:
Run the command:
npm install -g cspotcode/nexe#19a5046
In Windows with Command Prompt running as Admin. Or:
sudo npm install -g cspotcode/nexe#19a5046
Now we should have the correct version of nexe for building.
Confirm by running:
nexe -v
Check that the version is 4.0.0-beta.4
Compiling Executables
To Compile Automatically
Run build_win32.bat on Windows to build a Windows Executable. This can be found in /dist/win32 and everything in that folder must be distributed together.
Run build_macos on Mac to build a Mac Executable. This can be found in /dist/macos and everything in that folder must be distributed together.
If you wish to compile for Mac on Windows or Vice Versa, you can do so using the manual method below. This is trickier and will require obtaining a phantomjs binary built for the desired platform and placing it in the correct place.
To Compile Manually
To build a Windows Executable, run the command:
nexe . --target win32-x86-10.13.0 -o ./dist/win32/notion-pdf-export.exe
in the root directory of the project.
To build a Mac executable, run the command:
nexe . -t macos-10.13.0 -o ./dist/macos/npe
in the root directory of the project. Note that this is built under the name 'npe' which is done for a reason.
To distribute the Windows Executable, place it in a directory with the following:
To distribute the Mac Executable (npe), place it in a directorywith the following:
The original 'utils' folder from the source code
An executable unix shell script with the following contents, called 'notion-pdf-export':
#/bin/bash
cd "$0"/..
./npe
This can be obtained from 'mac_script.sh' or found inside /dist/macos
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The tags are designed to display dynamic data. To create a input field that displays the property "postalCode", we'd pass the String "postalCode" to the textfield tag.
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