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canvas::edit::quadrilateral - Editing a quadrilateral on a canvas
This package provides a class whose instances handle the editing of a quadrilateral on a canvas. Instances can be configured with regard to the visual appearance (regular, and highlighted) of vertex markers. Note that instances do not store the edited quadrilateral themselves, but delegate this to a configurable object.
This, the class command, creates and configures a new instance of a quadrilateral editor, named objectName. The instance will be connected to the specified canvas widget.
The result of the command is the fully qualified name of the instance command.
The options accepted here, and their values, are explained in the section Options.
Instances of the quadrilateral editors provide the following API:
This method destroys the quadrilateral editor and releases all its internal resources.
Note that this operation does not destroy the items the editor managed on the attached canvas, nor the canvas itself.
The result of the method is an empty string.
This method activates editing of the quadrilateral on the canvas. This is the default after instance creation. A call is ignored if the editor is already active.
The result of the method is an empty string.
The complementary method is disable. The interogatory method for the current state is active.
This method disables editing of the quadrilateral on the canvas. A call is ignored if the editor is already disabled.
The result of the method is an empty string.
The complementary method is enable. The interogatory method for the current state is active.
This method queries the editor state.
The result of the method is a boolean value, true if the editor is active, and false otherwise, i.e. disabled.
The methods to change the state are enable and disable.
This method programmatically adds a vertex at the specified location to the quadrilateral.
The result of the method is an empty string.
Note that this method goes through the whole set of callbacks invoked when the user interactively creates a vertex, i.e. -create-cmd, and, more importantly, -data-cmd.
This is the method through which to load the vertices of a pre-existing quadrilateral into an editor instance.
Note that at most 4 vertices can be specified, and at least 4 must be specified for the quadrilateral to be complete.
This method programmatically unset the quadrilateral in the editor.
The result of the method is an empty string.
Note that this method goes through the same callback invoked when the user interactively removes a vertex, i.e. -data-cmd.
The class command accepts the following options
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All The New Movies & TV Shows On Amazon Prime This Month
If your streaming service of choice is Amazon Prime, then you know that there are new movies and shows added each month to both stream and rent or buy. In November 2019, the new movies and TV shows on Amazon Prime include four Amazon original series, a few films that were released in theaters this year, and a ton of James Bond movies. It's really Bond month over at Amazon Prime. As always, there’s also the option to watch sports and TV series, particularly if you're subscribed to Prime Video Channels.
There are a lot of options. The original series include the fourth season of The Man in the High Castle and the Costume Quest Christmas special. There's also a couple Amazon Original movies, including The Report (which is in theaters now) and a documentary called One Child Nation.
As for the films that were released in theaters earlier this year, there's Brittany Runs a Marathon, Bottom of the 9th, and The Souvenir.
Read on to find out a little more about some of the movies and shows hitting Amazon in November and see their exact release dates. There's a full list of everything that will be available this month at the end.
'Die Another Day' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
First up, we have our first James Bond movie, Die Another Day, with Pierce Brosnan in the title role and co-staring Halle Berry.
'Double Jeopardy' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
In Double Jeopardy, Ashley Judd plays a woman who is wrongly convicted of killing her husband. But she then finds out that you can't be convicted of the exact same crime twice...
'Dr. No' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
If Sean Connery is your Bond of choice — or if you just want to start at the beginning — you'll be interested to know that the first James Bond movie, Dr. No, is available this month.
'Flashdance' — Streaming November 1
Flashdance - Trailer on YouTube
Flashdance stars Jennifer Beals as an aspiring professional dancer, who is working her way up while working in a steel mill.
'Goldfinger' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
Goldfinger is the third James Bond movie and, again, stars Connery.
'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
Any George Lazenby Bond fans in the house? On Her Majesty's Secret Service, the only Bond film starring the actor, is also on Amazon Prime. And this one goes where no Bond film went before: a bobsled course.
'The Ring' — Streaming November 1
UniversTrailers on YouTube
If you're looking for a horror film to watch this month, Amazon is streaming The Ring, about a cursed videotape. You might end up being scared for the next seven days after watching it.
'Save The Last Dance 2' — Streaming November 1
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Yep, there was a straight-to-DVD Save the Last Dance sequel. It came out in 2006 and was about the same character Julia Stiles played in the first one, but with another actor, Izabella Miko.
'The Spy Who Loved Me' — Streaming November 1
Movieclips Classic Trailers on YouTube
And now we have Roger Moore as James Bond in 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me. This was his third time as Bond out of seven films total.
'Texas Chainsaw 3D' — Streaming November 6
Lionsgate Movies on YouTube
Texas Chainsaw 3D answers the question: What happens when you inherit a home that has a murderous cannibal living in the basement?
'One Child Nation' — Streaming November 8
Amazon Studios on YouTube
This Amazon Original documentary is about China's One-Child Policy, which ended in 2015. It includes interviews with people who had various experiences with their families under the law.
'Anna And The Apocalypse' — Streaming November 13
Orion Pictures on YouTube
Anna and the Apocalypse is "a zombie Christmas musical". And that's probably about all you need to know to tell whether this is your thing or not.
'Instant Family' — Streaming November 14
Paramount Pictures on YouTube
Instant Family is a comedy starring Rose Byrne and Mark Wahlberg as a couple who adopt three children from foster care, a teenager (Isabela Merced) and her two younger siblings (Gustavo Escobar, Julianna Gamiz).
'The Souvenir' — Streaming November 14
A24 on YouTube
The Souvenir follows a college student (Honor Swinton Byrne) as she goes through a very tumultuous relationship and tries to make her first film in 1980s England.
'Creed 2' — Streaming November 15
MGM on YouTube
This Rocky franchise sequel from 2018 shows Adonis Creed (Michael B. Jordan) facing off against Viktor Drago (Florian Munteanu), the son of the man who killed his father.
'The Man In The High Castle' Season 4 — Streaming November 15
Amazon Prime Video on YouTube
The fourth and final season of The Man in the High Castle, about a parallel universe in which the Axis has won World War 2 and divided the U.S. into Japanese and German occupied sections, premieres on November 15.
'Bottom of the 9th' — Streaming November 19
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Real life couple Sofía Vergara and Joe Manganiello star in Bottom of the 9th, a drama about a man who is released from prison after 17 years and who was set to become a professional baseball player prior to his sentencing.
'Costume Quest: Christmas Special' — Streaming November 22
Prime Video Kids on YouTube
Costume Quest is an Amazon Original series for kids about a group of children with magic costumes, who have to save the world. But this time, it's Christmas.
'The Report' — Streaming November 29
Amazon Prime Video on YouTube
Based on real events, The Report stars Adam Driver as Daniel J. Jones, the Senate staffer who put together the Senate Intelligence Committee's CIA torture report.
'Brittany Runs A Marathon' — Streaming In November (Date TBD)
Amazon Studios on YouTube
Brittany Runs a Marathon stars Jillian Bell as a woman who decides to run the New York City Marathon. But, you know, it's not just about the marathon, it's about living her best life.
Here's the full list of what's coming in November:
Streaming
November 1
Movies
A View To A Kill (1985)
Bad Santa (2003)
Big Top Pee-Wee (1988)
Chinatown (1974)
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Die Another Day (2002)
Double Jeopardy (1999)
Dr. No (1962)
Escape From Alcatraz (1979)
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Sex * But Were Afraid To Ask (1972)
Fatal Attraction (1987)
Fire with Fire (2012)
Flashdance (1983)
For Your Eyes Only (1981)
Freelancers (2012)
From Russia With Love (1963)
Gloria (English Subtitled) (2014)
Goldeneye (1995)
Goldfinger (1964)
Kingpin (1996)
Licence To Kill (1989)
Light Sleeper (1992)
Live And Let Die (1973)
Moonraker (1979)
Never Say Never Again (1983)
Octopussy (1983)
On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
Overlord (2018)
Reds (1981)
Save the Last Dance 2 (2006)
Soapdish (1991)
Summer's Moon (2009)
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007)
The Counterfeit Traitor (1962)
The Firm (1993)
The Living Daylights (1987)
The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
The Ring (2002)
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
The World Is Not Enough (1999)
Thunderball (1965)
Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Training Day (2001)
Tyler Perry's Madea's Big Happy Family (2011)
Tyler Perry's Madea's Witness Protection (2012)
You Only Live Twice (1967)
Series
Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Season 2 — Amazon Original series
Special
L.O.L. Surprise: Winter Disco Movie — Amazon Original kids special
November 6
Movies
Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013)
November 7
Sports
Thursday Night Football: Chargers @ Raiders (NFL)
November 8
Movies
One Child Nation (2019) — Amazon Original movie
November 13
Movies
Anna and the Apocalypse (2018)
Romans (2017)
November 14
Movies
Instant Family (2018)
The Souvenir (2019)
Sports
Thursday Night Football: Steelers @ Browns (NFL)
November 15
Movies
Creed 2 (2018)
Series
The Man in the High Castle: Season 4 — Amazon Original series
November 19
Movies
Bottom of the 9th (2019)
November 20
Movies
The Fanatic (2019)
November 21
Sports
Thursday Night Football: Colts @ Texans (NFL)
November 22
Series
Costume Quest: Christmas Special — Amazon Original series
November 29
Movies
The Report (2019) — Amazon Original movie
November 30
Movies
Low Tide (2019)
November 2019
Movies
Brittany Runs a Marathon (2019) — Amazon Original movie
Series
The Feed: Season 1 — Amazon Original series
Rent/Buy
November 12
Movies
Angel Has Fallen (2019)
Streaming On Prime Video Channels
November 1
Series
America's Test Kitchen Home for the Holidays (PBS Living)
November 4
Series
His Dark Materials (HBO)
November 10
Series
Shameless: Season 10 (Showtime)
The Dublin Murders (Starz)
Wolfhall (PBS Masterpiece)
November 15
Series
Xavier Riddle and The Secret Museum: Season 1 (PBS Kids)
November 17
Series
Ray Donovan: Season 7 (Showtime)
November 21
Events
RSM Classic (PGA Tour Live)
November 22
Series
Mr. Selfridge (PBS Masterpiece)
Wild Krats: Vol. 17 (PBS Kids)
November 25
Movies
A Bad Moms Christmas (2017) (Showtime)
This article was originally published on Aug 14, 2019


Living
The Art of Brakfast Bowl
7 January 2017 / by Irina Lakicevic
Within the category of early morning rituals, the custom of a ‘breakfast bowl’ may not have quite the obvious roots as traditions would dictate, albeit it is that exact lack of the customary that extends breakfast bowl a certain autonomy in the world of pre-established repasts -making it a thus-more tantalizing choice.
An epicurean might disregard the notion of excitement in favour of something more elaborate, however as the first meal of the day is habitually reserved for a simple, swiftly prepared and hastily eaten morsel, there is a certain amount of self-indulgent frivolity in taking time to prepare a satisfying bowl laden with goodness.
The cult-like admiration which the ‘brekkie bowl’ has gained through social media and beyond is a testament to it’s greatness. One must bear in mind though that the expenditure of effort is directly related to the final outcome. Even the simplest of bowls require some degree of consideration before one begins their venture. In this case time invested is most definitely time well spent. The traditional Scottish breakfast of a sturdy oatmeal is perhaps the least arduous option, simply served with a pinch of salt and a splash of cold milk on top. For those who are less pragmatic, a gilded version topped with fruits, nuts and a spoonful of raw honey for sweetness might just be the thing.
A personal house favourite is more of a new-age invention. A spirulina or matcha bowl, creamy and cold, serves a healthy backdrop for a number of super-food toppings and with added granola offers a delicious crunchy texture. Who doesn’t want healthy ice-cream for breakfast?
‘…
Another winner on social media with a pedigree of long-lasting tradition is the chia bowl. Itsy-bits seeds soaked overnight (if one makes the effort of remembering) account for a pudding- like texture that can be adapted to suit even the most delicate of palates. Boasting a higher amount of Omega-3 than that found in salmon means chia pudding is certainly the healthiest of choices.
If you are more of a savory – type then a hearty Middle Eastern bean-stew with a side of the highly addictive za’tar makes for a great meal to keep you full even past lunch. Quinoa, avocado and eggs are also favourable alternatives, served with a side of parsley for the most minimalistic of bowls.
The prize is worth the effort if the tastebuds can adapt to the new burst of flavours during the early morning hours and as one can see, when it comes to the breakfast bowl choices are as many as there are makers. It is both the freedom of choice and the triumphant glory one feels in succeeding in creating something so beautifully edible that makes the dish so satisfying. If one is out of ideas the internet is always a great source of inspiration and only a finger-click away.


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Joint where frame_b is translated along axis n which is fixed in frame_a. The two frames coincide when "s + s_offset = 0", where "s_offset" is a parameter with a zero default and "s" is the relative distance.
This variant of the prismatic joint is designed to work together with a length constraint in a kinematic loop. This means that the relative distance "s" of the joint is computed such that the length constraint is fulfilled.
Usually, this joint should not be used by a user of the MultiBody library. It is only provided to built-up the Modelica.Mechanics.MultiBody.Joints.Assemblies.JointXYZ joints.
In releases before version 3.0 of the Modelica Standard Library, it was possible to activate the force projection equation (= cut-force projected to the translation axis must be identical to the driving force of flange axis) via parameter axisForceBalance. This is no longer possible, since otherwise this model would not be "balanced" (= same number of unknowns as equations). Instead, when using this model in version 3.0 and later versions, the force in the length constraint component (Joints.SphericalSpherical or Joints.UniversalSpherical) must be calculated such that the driving force in direction of the translation axis is (RC shall be the name of the instance of PrismaticWithLengthConstraint):
0 = RC.axis.f + RC.e*RC.frame_b.f;
If this equation is used, usually the force in the length constraint and the second derivative of the prismatic distance will be part of a linear algebraic system of equations. In some cases it is possible to solve this system of equations locally, i.e., provide the rod force directly as function of the prismatic constraint force. In any case, this projection equation or an equivalent one has to be provided via variable "constraintResidue" in the "Advanced" menu of "Joints.SphericalSpherical" or "Joints.UniversalSpherical".


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@import helper._
The Sea is getting colder. The whales are spewing ocean water near your ship, when the water comes back down, the frozen water spears impale anything under it. The whales do not appear to be leaving any time soon. With the rocking of the ship, you do not know if you will perish, or luckily be able to proceed.


hermes-crystal
A crystal wrapper around the hermes protocol
Context
The hermes-crystal
library provides bindings for the Hermes protocol that Snips components use to communicate together. hermes-crystal
allows you to interface seamlessly with the Snips platform and create Voice applications with ease!
hermes-crystal
abstracts away the connection to the MQTT bus and the parsing of incoming and outcoming messages from and to the components of the platform and provides a high-level API as well.
Installation
- Add the dependency to your
shard.yml
:
dependencies:
hermes-crystal:
github: elbywan/hermes-crystal
- Run
shards install
A postinstall script will automagically download the file if your os and architecture is supported.
⚠ Unsupported platforms / architectures
If the setup could not infer the library file version, it will attempt to build it from the sources.
Please note that rust
and git
are required in order to build the library.
If you want to force this behaviour, you can also define the HERMES_BUILD_FROM_SOURCES
environment variable before running shards install
.
env HERMES_BUILD_FROM_SOURCES=true shards install
Usage
require "hermes-crystal"
Minimal use case
require "hermes-crystal"
# Instantiate a Hermes object connecting to the default MQTT address.
hermes = Hermes.new broker_address: "localhost:1883"
hermes.dialog.flow "myIntent" do |msg, flow|
# Log the message
pp msg
# End the session and speak
"Received message for intent #{msg.intent.intent_name}"
end
# To prevent the process from exiting, if needed, you can use `sleep`.
sleep
Expanded use case
require "hermes-crystal"
hermes = Hermes.new broker_address: "localhost:1883"
# NB: dialog is only one of the available API facades.
dialog = hermes.dialog
#### High level "flow" API.
# Using the high level API is strongly recommended for building complex dialog flows.
# The goal is to register the following dialog paths:
# A
# ├── B
# │ └─ D
# └── C
# In plain words, intent 'A' starts the flow, then restrain the next intents to 'B' or 'C'.
# If 'B' is the next intent detected, then next intent must be 'D' (and end the flow after 'D').
# If it was 'C', end the flow.
dialog.flow "A" do |UNDERSCORE, flow|
puts "Intent A received. Session started."
# At each step of the dialog flow, you have the choice of
# registering the next intents, or end the flow by not
# registering any continuations.
# We then subscribe to both intent B or C so that the dialog
# flow will continue with either one or the other next.
# Mark intent 'B' as one of the next dialog intents. (A -> B)
flow.continue "B" do |UNDERSCORE, flow|
puts "Intent B received. Session continued."
# Mark intent 'D'. (A -> B -> D)
flow.continue "D" do |UNDERSCORE, flow|
puts "Intent D received. Session is ended."
"Finished the session with intent D."
end
# Make the TTS say that.
"Continue with D."
end
# Mark intent 'C' as one of the next dialog intents. (A -> C)
flow.continue "C" do |msg, flow|
slot_value = msg.slots.try &.[0].value.value
puts "Intent C received. Session is ended."
"Finished the session with intent C having value #{slot_value} ."
end
# A flow function must return a string that is going to be spoken by the TTS.
"Continue with B or C."
end
#### Low level subscriber / publisher API.
# Every API facade can publish and receive data based on a list of events.
# For the purpose of this example, we will only use the dialog facade, and the
# events related to a dialog session.
# Note that more events are available for each facade.
# You can subscribe to an event triggered when the intent 'some_intent' is detected like this:
dialog.subscribe_intent "some_intent" do |message|
# The 'message' argument contain all the data you need to perform an action based on what the user said.
# For instance, you can grab a slot and its value like this.
my_slot = message.slots.try &.find { |slot| slot.slot_name == "some_slot" }
slot_value = my_slot.try &.value.value
puts "Slot value: #{slot_value}"
# And here is how to grab the intent name.
puts "Received intent: #{message.intent.intent_name}"
session_must_be_continued = true
# Then, you can either (but not both!):
if session_must_be_continued
# Continue the current dialogue session.
dialog.publish_continue_session({
# Session id is the same as the current session.
session_id: message.session_id,
# This is what is going to be spoken between this and the next session round.
text: "The session lives on…",
# A list of possible intent continuations for the next round.
intent_filter: ["next_intent"],
# Unused by the crystal wrapper.
custom_data: nil,
# An optional slot filler argument. Unneeded for this example.
slot: nil,
# If true, then a custom behaviour can be determined if no intents are recognized for the next round of dialogue.
send_intent_not_recognized: false
})
else
# End the dialogue session.
dialog.publish_end_session({
session_id: message.session_id,
text: "The session has ended."
})
end
end
# You can also unsubscribe to a registered event.
handler = uninitialized Void* -> Void
handler = dialog.subscribe_intents {
# In this case, unsubscribe the first time an intent has been detected.
dialog.unsubscribe_intents handler
# ...
}
# Or process a subscription only once:
dialog.subscribe_intents once: true {
# ...
}
Documentation
Hosted here.
Development
Prerequisite
Rust
is needed to build the hermes library.
Setup
- Clone the repo.
- Update the hermes-protocol submodule (
git submodule update
) - Build the shared libraries. (
cd hermes-protocol; cargo build -p hermes-mqtt-ffi -p hermes-ffi-test; cd ..
)
Tasks
Development tasks are defined in the sam.cr
file.
Use make sam help
to display the list of available tasks.
Contributing
- Fork it (<https://github.com/elbywan/hermes-crystal/fork>)
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create a new Pull Request
Contributors
- elbywan - creator and maintainer


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