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by Jane Sandberg at 2022-10-26 19:39:11.@kevinreiss I have a permissions question on this one. It don’t think all staff users should be able to download a complete list of approved requests. I thought of two possible behaviors:
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by Jane Sandberg at 2022-10-26 20:05:13.we need to re-do this because SC updated staging from prod before completing Q&A
Yesterday I triggered an incremental dump in the Alma sandbox the file was transferred to bibdata https://bibdata-staging.princeton.edu/dumps/1148.json and indexed successfully.
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by Eliot Jordan at 2022-10-26 19:22:25.Checked figgy VMs. They all have mediainfo installed.
MediaInfoLib - v22.09
figgy-staging2, ~however does not have mediainfo installed.~ Now installed.
I tried re-characterizing this track and duration was not added to the file metadata. https://figgy.princeton.edu/catalog/parent/a137ec85-8227-4ddd-84b8-9bb8be9a99b6/6bb3f14a-472e-439c-96ff-6c9c7e2d0f0b
Downloaded the original file and uploaded to a new resource in figgy-staging and the duration was not recorded either. https://figgy-staging.princeton.edu/catalog/parent/765c6b36-ceb3-45a3-99a3-9e604f276681/8b9e72cd-a82e-440c-a22c-a9e69bf55626
Running mediainfo from the command line on the staging file shows the duration:
Complete name : /opt/repository/files/6f/ed/47/6fed4769ac9f45c483eb7d3c7ee529f9/08 - Coleman Hawkins Orchestra - Body And Soul.wav
Format : Wave
File size : 30.9 MiB
Duration : 3 min 3 s
Overall bit rate mode : Constant
Overall bit rate : 1 412 kb/s
Album : Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz, Vol. 2
Album/Performer : Various Artists
Track name : Body And Soul
Track name/Position : 8
Track name/Total : 24
Compilation : Yes
Performer : Coleman Hawkins Orchestra
Director : Coleman Hawkins Orchestra
Publisher : Smithsonian
Genre : Jazz / Jazz
Recorded date : 1987 / 1987
Original source form/Name : Smithsonian Collection of Classic Jazz, Vol. 2
Cover : Yes
Cover type : Cover (front)
Cover MIME : image/jpeg
PRE-EMPHASIS : 0
PRE-GAP : 227
ITRK : 8
IAAR : Various Artists
Audio
Format : PCM
Format settings : Little / Signed
Codec ID : 1
Duration : 3 min 3 s
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 1 411.2 kb/s
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Sampling rate : 44.1 kHz
Bit depth : 16 bits
Stream size : 30.9 MiB (100%)
On figgy-staging, I uploaded a short test .wav file. Running the mediainfo ruby command yields correct metadata:
MediaInfo.from("/opt/repository/files/59/5f/c0/595fc0f81f4744c38c8145634d33f5e2/StarWars3.wav")
On the misbehaving track from above ("08 - Coleman Hawkins"), the same command returns an error:
MediaInfo.from("/opt/repository/files/6f/ed/47/6fed4769ac9f45c483eb7d3c7ee529f9/08 - Coleman Hawkins Orchestra - Body And Soul.wav")
NameError (`@pre-emphasis' is not allowed as an instance variable name)
The star wars test track does not have a PRE-EMPHASIS metadata element, while the Coleman Hawkins track does.
Addendum:
This error does not occur when testing locally. Running MediaInfo.from
on a local copy of the Coleman Hawkins track works fine. :(
I processed the WAV file locally using an audio tag editor called Kid3. Removed the PRE-EMPHASIS and PRE-GAP tags and uploaded to a new resource on figgy-staging. Characterization ran correctly and the duration was recorded.
irb(main):005:0> r=Valkyrie::MetadataAdapter.find(:postgres).query_service.find_by(id: "b186819a-8af0-41af-9b45-15c72e8c35ac")
irb(main):006:0> r.original_file.duration
=> ["183.507"]
I presume this the offending line, though I'm not sure why it works locally. Instance variables can't have dashes. https://github.com/greatseth/mediainfo/blob/6cab041d0815141732ecc1a70834e4d560239a27/lib/mediainfo.rb#L120
Proposal: 1. ~Fork mediainfo gem~ fork already exisits. 2. Add a gsub("-", "_") here. 3. Use fork in figgy 4. Create PR in upstream.
Oop, I thought you were gone. There's a branch: fixmediainfoparser, that does your proposal.
Re-ran characterization and the issue was resolved.
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From some local testing the button is hidden because the new locations are marked as not requestable in bibdata. However I will hide the button based on the indexed holding as well so that we dont rely only in the bibdata response.
Fixed in #554
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https://github.com/aasm/aasm/blob/252ade3a20dd86abed3ec76b965f85da530e2611/README_FROM_VERSION_3_TO_4.md#new-configuration-option-no_direct_assignment May be the AASM way to not allow invalid states. We may just want a validation on the model that the state is one of work.aasm.states.map(&:to_s).include?(work.state)
(assuming work is set)
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EMUI 10 For Huawei P30 & Mate 20 Series Now Available in Europe
by Anil GantiDespite Huawei's ongoing spat with the US government, the company has been doing a fairly decent job of rolling out timely security upgrades for their devices. A few days ago, the Chinese variants of the Mate 20 and P30 series received their much-awaited Android 10-based EMUI 10 update. Today, the rollout is expanding to more devices and will be available to European users in the coming days.
Android 10-based EMUI 10 is now widely available for P30 and Mate 20 users in the EU
Galaxy Note 10’s One UI 2.0 Beta Program Now Available in the United States
The update for the standard P30 bears build version <IP_ADDRESS> (C431E22R2P5) and weighs in at a 4.42GB. The P30 Pro's update has version <IP_ADDRESS> (C431E22R2P5) and weighs in at the same size Lastly, the Mate 20's update has build number EMUI <IP_ADDRESS> (C432E7R1P5) and is of the same size. The Mate 20 X and its Porsche Design counterpart are yet to receive the update.
The EMUI 10 update brings Android 10 features like system-wide Dark Mode, enhanced privacy controls and Digital Wellbeing features, among other things. It also brings forth a host of Huawei-specific features as well. EMUI 10 brings a new UI design with a magazine-style layout that brings subtle changes such as increased spacing with larger headlines, easier navigation, larger icons, and smooth transition.
The camera UI gets a new coat of paint too. The new interface cleans up the bottom-bar by displaying only shooting modes and categorized menus. There is a new zoom slider and an aperture mode slider which lets you adjust the f-stop number. You also get 11 new filters, among other things.
EMUI 10 also lets you personalize your AoD better. Elements such as time, date, battery status, notifications, clock widgets, and colorful wallpaper can now be placed on your AoD screen. Lastly, the update also brings forth other features such as one-touch screen sharing, a desktop mode and improvements to performance. Many argue that EMUI 10 is heavily inspired by Samsung's One UI based on the look and feel alone.
Since the updates are arriving over the air, it will take some time before all P30/Pro and Mate 20/Pro handsets receive the download notification. You can check for it manually by heading over to Settings> About Phone> Software Update> Check for update.
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What is a .gitignore File
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Description
A .gitignore
file is a file which specifies which files to ignore and include when you are using
git. It is typically located in the top level working directory of your project, and includes folders such as
runtime environments, build files, node_modules, and other files that are not part of the project's source code.
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dist/*.js
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**/*.out
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Learn new skills. Currently, much of my time has been spent with Three.js. But, I’ve also experimented with the web audio API and p5.js. Some stills & demos are below.
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§853-2 Plea of guilty or nolo contendere; procedure. Upon motion made before sentence by the defendant, the prosecutor, or on its own motion, the court will either proceed in accordance with section 853-1, or deny the motion and accept the defendant's plea of guilty or nolo contendere, or allow the defendant to withdraw the defendant's plea of guilty or nolo contendere only for good cause. [L 1976, c 154, pt of §2; am L 1983, c 290, §3; gen ch 1985]
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by Tzvi MachlinLast year the Los Angeles Rams and Chicago Bears were two of the NFL’s best teams. But when they face each other tonight, they’ll both be hoping for a win in order to play meaningful games in December.
After winning the NFC last year, Los Angeles has looked like a shell of a once-dominant team. Since starting 3-0 they’ve lost four of their last six, and are a distant seventh in the NFC playoff standings.
Quarterback Jared Goff has seldom looked like a player worth the $110 million guaranteed the team gave him, throwing 11 touchdowns and nine interceptions.
Speaking of regressing, Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has completely fallen apart in his third year as a starter. While he’s cut back on his interception rate, Trubisky just can’t seem to connect on the deep ball, and he can’t avoid the pass rush either. At 4-5 on the season, Chicago is on the outside looking in at the NFC North title and Wild Card race.
ESPN’s computer model has released its prediction for the Bears-Rams game.
ESPN’s computer model believes that Los Angeles has this game on lock. The computer model gives the Rams a 68.2-percent chance to win tonight’s game.
Los Angeles and Chicago are both in win-now mode. A loss tonight would only further hinder their already-fading playoff hopes.
Look for both teams to throw everything they’ve got into this one.
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My long term goal and career pathway
My long term goal as a software developer is to create or be a part of a team to create a piece of software that will be used by millions. When I finish this course I will become a junior developer in my company and will begin work as a developer on our current projects within my company, also while retaining my role as a product owner.
My strengths and limitations in relation to learning
One of my biggest strengths in relation to learning is my ability to set goals and stick at them until I achieve them. This is also the same with understanding hard concepts. I feel that this is one of the most important skills to have as a software developer as I believe the only thing that sets people who achieve great things apart from people who do not achieve great things is the time spent to achieve that thing.
A limitation I have can often be my ability to communicate my emotions effectively with others. I feel this is an important skill to master especially when working in a team environment.
Skills I would like to see developed while at EDA
The one and only reason why I'm studying at EDA is to improve my technical understanding of software development, and to do that as fast as possible. A huge part of this technical understand is developing a strong knowledge of Javascript.
How I will manage the workload while at EDA
I will manage my workload by getting it done.
Taking regular breaks from work is something I'm finding is key to understanding things. Having other hobbies is also very important to have a good work life balance. I enjoy getting into nature, boxing and working out. These are things that I prioritize.
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Passionate video game programmer. I try to make games with my heart and soul, video games i'd like to play.
Imagining games is my passion, creating experiences that people would enjoy and remember.
Video game is Art and i do my best to be a part of it.
Video games
Passionate video game programmer. I've created my games and prototypes with Unity3D.
Mobile apps
iOS mobile apps programmer. I've worked on projects from IOT to social network, powered by Swift.
Technical game designs
Everyday i learn and try to find out the essence of game design and the source of fun experiences.


Metro UI CSS includes a responsive fluid grid system that appropriately scales up to 10 columns. It includes predefined classes for easy layout options.
Metro UI CSS includes a responsive flex grid system that appropriately scales up to 10 fixed columns and no limit non-fixed columns. It includes predefined classes for easy layout options.


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As a refresher, I’ve started working through the Algorithmic Toolbox course offered on Coursera. It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed a lot of the basic algorithms and data structures fundamentals, so I figured I would work through the course to grease the bearings again, so to speak.
That said, this is a notebook that covers some of the concepts and programming assignments in Week 2 of the course. I will try to post most of the stuff I review and examples I work through for anyone who may find it interesting and useful.
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import timeit
%matplotlib inline
BigO Notation
When working with algorithms, it’s typical to measure their “time” as, not a function of how long it takes an algorithm to run according to a wall clock, but rather as a function of the size of the input of the algorithm. This is called the rate of growth of of the running time.
When utilizing BigO notation we can distill the “most important” parts and cast out the less important parts. We can see this by looking at the ex_run_time
function we’ve defined below. This imaginary algorithm runtime, \(6n^{2}+100n+300\), takes as many machine instruction to execute. Again, this is an example.
In the example below, we’ve defined two functions that calculate this imaginary runtime according to a user defined input size. We’re going to use this illustration to show that the upper bound on this execution time for this algorithm is defined by the \(n^2\) portion of the imaginary runtime of \(6n_2 + 100n + 300\).
def ex_run_time(coef, n):
= []
rt for i in range(n):
*(i**2))))
rt.append((i, (coefreturn rt
def decomp_run_time(coef_a, coef_b, n):
= []
rt for i in range(n):
*i) + coef_b)))
rt.append((i, ((coef_areturn rt
= ex_run_time(6, 100)
ex_rt = decomp_run_time(100, 300, 100) decomp_rt
= plt.plot(ex_rt, label='Line 1', linewidth=2)
line1_plt = plt.plot(decomp_rt, 'b', label='Line 2', linewidth=2)
line2_plt '100n + 300','6n^2'], loc=2)
plt.legend([ plt.show()
Looking at the graph above, we can see that the runtime of the \(6n^2\) portion of the runtime dominates the total runtime of the algorithm, overall. Using this assumption, when working with BigO notation, we can drop the \(100n+300\) portion of the runtime complexity, as we’re working against the squared element of the overall runtime. Looking at the graph, we also see that the runtime complexity for the \(n^2\) term of our algorithm intersects the line for the other terms, as well. But the safe assumption here is that this algorithm’s complexity will be overall dominated by the squared term, in any reasonable size input.
We can even scale the coefficients of the imaginary complexity to prove that this intersection won’t shift much and we’ll still be bounded by the squared term.
= ex_run_time(0.6, 2500)
scaled_ex_rt = decomp_run_time(1000, 3000, 2500) scaled_decomp_rt
= plt.plot(scaled_ex_rt, label='Line 1', linewidth=2)
_scaled_line1_plt = plt.plot(scaled_decomp_rt, 'b', label='Line 2', linewidth=2)
_scaled_line2_plt '1000n + 3000','0.6n^2'], loc=2)
plt.legend([ plt.show()
Checking out the graph above, we see that the size of the input was able to be scaled pretty considerably. But we can also see that around the input size of 1650, we still end up losing our to the squared term in the runtime of out algorithm. Using this logic, for general purposes, for any reasonable input we can use define the runtime complexity of this algorithm as \(n^2\).
Generator methods
def generate_seq(start, stop, size):
'''
Generate a sequence of integers useful in testing the functions below
'''
return np.random.random_integers(low=start, high=stop, size=size)
Programming Assignments
def calc_fib(n):
'''
Task : Given n, find the last digit of the nth Fibonacci number F_n
Input : Single integer n
Constraints : 0 \ge n \ge 10**7
Output : Last digit of F_n
'''
= 0
int_a = 1
int_b
if n <= 1:
return n
elif n >= 0 and n <= 45:
= calc_fib(n-1) + calc_fib(n-2)
fib_int return fib_int
else:
print("%s is out of range. Please try an integer between 0 and 45." % n)
%%time
for i in generate_seq(1,2000,1):
10) calc_fib(
CPU times: user 10 ms, sys: 0 ns, total: 10 ms
Wall time: 1.52 ms
def get_fibonacci_last_digit(n):
'''
Task : Given n, find the last digit of the nth Fibonacci number F_n
Input : Single integer n
Constraints : 0 \ge n \ge 10**7
Output : Last digit of F_n
'''
= np.zeros(shape=n, dtype=int)
fib_array 0] = int(0)
fib_array[1] = int(1)
fib_array[
if n >= 0 and n <= 10**7:
= 2
counter for i in fib_array[2:n]:
= ((fib_array[counter-1] % 10) + (fib_array[counter-2] % 10))
fib_array[counter] += 1
counter return (fib_array[counter-1] % 10) + (fib_array[counter-2] % 10)
else:
print("%s is out of range. Please try an integer between 0 and 10,000,000." % n)
%time
print(get_fibonacci_last_digit(3))
print(get_fibonacci_last_digit(331))
print(get_fibonacci_last_digit(327305))
CPU times: user 0 ns, sys: 0 ns, total: 0 ns
Wall time: 18.8 µs
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9
5
Greatest common divisor
def euclidean_gcd(a,b):
if b == 0:
return a
= a % b
a_prime return(euclidean_gcd(b,a_prime))
%%time
print(euclidean_gcd(18,35))
print(euclidean_gcd(28851538, 1183019))
1
17657
CPU times: user 10 ms, sys: 0 ns, total: 10 ms
Wall time: 981 µs
Least common multiple
def lcm(a, b):
if a >= 1 and a <= (2*(10**9)) and b >= 1 and b <= (2*(10**9)):
return (a*b) // euclidean_gcd(a,b)
else:
print("something is wrong")
%time
print(lcm(6,8))
print(lcm(28851538, 1183019))
CPU times: user 0 ns, sys: 0 ns, total: 0 ns
Wall time: 15 µs
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Recipe 19.18. Looking Ahead into an Iterator
Credit: Steven Bethard, Peter Otten
Problem
You are using an iterator for some task such as parsing, which
requires you to be able to "look
ahead" at the next item the iterator is going to
yield, without disturbing the iterator state.
Solution
The best solution is to wrap your original iterator into a suitable
class, such as the following one (Python 2.4-only):
import collections
class peekable(object):
""" An iterator that supports a peek operation. Example usage:
>>> p = peekable(range(4))
>>> p.peek( )
0
>>> p.next(1)
[0]
>>> p.peek(3)
[1, 2, 3]
>>> p.next(2)
[1, 2]
>>> p.peek(2)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
StopIteration
>>> p.peek(1)
[3]
>>> p.next(2)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
StopIteration
>>> p.next( )
3
"""
def _ _init_ _(self, iterable):
self._iterable = iter(iterable)
self._cache = collections.deque( )
def _ _iter_ _(self):
return self
def _fillcache(self, n):
if n is None:
n = 1
while len(self._cache) < n:
self._cache.append(self._iterable.next( ))
def next(self, n=None):
self._fillcache(n)
if n is None:
result = self._cache.popleft( )
else:
result = [self._cache.popleft( ) for i in range(n)]
return result
def peek(self, n=None):
self._fillcache(n)
if n is None:
result = self._cache[0]
else:
result = [self._cache[i] for i in range(n)]
return result
Discussion
Many iterator-related tasks, such as parsing, require the ability to
"peek ahead" (once or a few times)
into the sequence of items that an iterator is yielding, in a way
that does not alter the iterator's observable state.
One approach is to use the new Python 2.4 function
iterator.tee to get two independent copies of the
iterator, one to be advanced for peeking purposes and the
"other" one to be used as the
"main" iterator.
It's actually handier to wrap the incoming iterator
once for all, at the start, with the class peekable
presented in this recipe; afterwards, a peek method,
which is safe and effective, can be counted on. A little added
sweetener is the ability to call peek (and, as long
as we're at it, the standard next
method too) with a specific number argument
n, to request a list of the next
n items of the iterator (without
disturbing the iterator's state when you call
peek(n), with iterator state advancement when you
call
next(n)just
like for normal calls without arguments to the same methods).
The obvious idea used in this recipe for implementing
peekable is to have it keep a cache of peeked-ahead
arguments. Since the cache must grow at the tail and get consumed
from the end, a natural choice is to make the cache a
collections.deque, a new type introduced in Python
2.4. However, if you need this code to run under version 2.3 as well,
make self._cache a list
insteadyou only need to change method
next's body a little bit, making
it:
if n is None:
result = self._cache.pop(0)
else:
result, self_cache = self._cache[:n], self._cache[n:]
As long as you're caching only one or just a few
items of lookahead at a time, performance won't
suffer much by making self._cache a
list rather than a deque.
An interesting characteristic of the peekable class
presented in this recipe is that, if you request too many items from
the iterator, you get a StopIteration exception
but that does not throw away the last few values of the iterator. For
example, if p is an instance of
peekable with just three items left, when you call
p.next(5), you get a
StopIteration exception. You can later call
p.next(3) and get the list of the last three
items.
A subtle point is that the n argument to
methods peek and next defaults to
None, not to 1. This gives you
two distinct ways to peek at a single item: the default way, calling
p.peek( ), just gives you that item, while calling
p.peek(1) gives you a list with that single item
in it. This behavior is quite consistent with the way
p.peek behaves when called with different
arguments: any call p.peek(n) with any
non-negative integer n returns a list with
n items (or raises
StopIteration if p has
fewer than n items left). This approach
even supports calls such as p.next(0), which in
practice always returns an empty list [ ] without
advancing the iterator's state. Typically, you just
call p.peek( ), without arguments, and get one
look-ahead item without problems.
As an implementation detail, note that the docstring of the class
peekable presented in this recipe is essentially
made up of examples of use with expected results. Besides being
faster to write, and arguably to read for an experienced Pythonista,
this style of docstring is perfect for use with the Python Standard
Library module doctest.
See Also
collections.deque and doctest
in the Python Library
Reference (for Python 2.4).
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public class PebbleCommunication
extends java.lang.Object
startAppOnPebble()
before any Pebble interaction, and stop()
after finished.
Instantiated/started by TrafficsenseContainer.
Mostly invoked from PebbleUiController| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private com.getpebble.android.kit.PebbleKit.PebbleAckReceiver |
ackReceiver
Handle Pebble messaging ACKs.
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private static java.util.UUID |
APP_UUID
See appinfo.json of Pebble application.
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private static int |
COMMAND_GET_STOP |
private static int |
COMMAND_INIT_SEGMENT |
private static int |
COMMAND_SHOW_3STOP_WINDOW |
private static int |
COMMAND_UPDATELIST |
private static int |
KEY_COMMAND |
private static int |
KEY_FIRST_STOP_CODE |
private static int |
KEY_FIRST_STOP_NAME |
private static int |
KEY_LINE_NUMBER |
private static int |
KEY_START_TIME_HOUR |
private static int |
KEY_START_TIME_MIN |
private static int |
KEY_START_TIME_SEC |
private static int |
KEY_STOP_CODE |
private static int |
KEY_STOP_NAME |
private static int |
KEY_STOP_NUM |
private static int |
KEY_STOP_TIME |
private TrafficsenseContainer |
mContainer |
private Context |
mContext
The Context in which we work.
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private MessageManager |
messageManager
Pebble MessageHandler.
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private java.lang.Thread |
mMessageManagerThread
Handle Pebble (Bluetooth) communication in another Thread.
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private com.getpebble.android.kit.PebbleKit.PebbleNackReceiver |
nackReceiver
Handle Pebble messaging NACKs.
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static int |
NUM_STOPS |
private static int |
PEBBLE_COMMAND_GET
Commands that can be sent from Pebble to Android.
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PebbleCommunication(Context applicationContext)
Constructor.
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void |
initializeSegment(java.lang.String line,
java.lang.String stopName,
java.lang.String stopCode,
int hours,
int minutes,
int seconds)
Sends values like transport mode (line number) and other segment related values
Doesn't send the waypoints, they have to be sent after calling this.
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private void |
registerReceivers()
Set up Pebble ACK and NACK handlers.
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void |
sendMessage(java.lang.String title,
java.lang.String message)
Send a text notification to Pebble.
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void |
sendWaypoint(Waypoint waypoint,
int listIndex)
Send a Waypoint to Pebble.
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void |
startAppOnPebble()
Start the MessageManager thread and the smart watch app on Pebble.
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void |
stop()
Release Pebble messaging resources.
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void |
switchTo3stopScreen()
Swithches the screen shown in Pebble to the 3 stop list
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private void |
unRegisterReceivers()
Unregister Pebble ACK and NACK handlers.
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void |
updateList(Waypoint waypoint)
Scroll the Pebble list UI one waypoint forward.
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private static final java.util.UUID APP_UUID
private static final int KEY_COMMAND
private static final int COMMAND_GET_STOP
private static final int COMMAND_UPDATELIST
private static final int KEY_STOP_NUM
private static final int KEY_STOP_NAME
private static final int KEY_STOP_CODE
private static final int KEY_STOP_TIME
private static final int COMMAND_INIT_SEGMENT
private static final int KEY_LINE_NUMBER
private static final int KEY_FIRST_STOP_NAME
private static final int KEY_FIRST_STOP_CODE
private static final int KEY_START_TIME_HOUR
private static final int KEY_START_TIME_MIN
private static final int KEY_START_TIME_SEC
private static final int COMMAND_SHOW_3STOP_WINDOW
public static final int NUM_STOPS
private static final int PEBBLE_COMMAND_GET
private Context mContext
private java.lang.Thread mMessageManagerThread
private final MessageManager messageManager
private com.getpebble.android.kit.PebbleKit.PebbleAckReceiver ackReceiver
private com.getpebble.android.kit.PebbleKit.PebbleNackReceiver nackReceiver
private TrafficsenseContainer mContainer
public PebbleCommunication(Context applicationContext)
applicationContext
- the Context in which we works.public void startAppOnPebble()
public void switchTo3stopScreen()
public void sendMessage(java.lang.String title, java.lang.String message)
title
- the title of the notification.message
- the content of the notification.public void sendWaypoint(Waypoint waypoint, int listIndex)
waypoint
- the Waypoint.listIndex
- the sequence number of this Waypoint in the journey.public void updateList(Waypoint waypoint)
waypoint
- new waypoint to be added to the list.public void initializeSegment(java.lang.String line, java.lang.String stopName, java.lang.String stopCode, int hours, int minutes, int seconds)
private void registerReceivers()
public void stop()
private void unRegisterReceivers()


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java.lang.Object java.io.InputStream org.jnetpcap.nio.JBufferInputStream
public class JBufferInputStream
IO InputStream class that reads data out of a JBuffer. This implementation supports all methods efficiently, including bulk transfers and the optional mark operation.
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JBufferInputStream(JBuffer in)
Creates a new input stream initialized to read data out of the supplied buffer. |
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JBufferInputStream(JBuffer in,
int offset,
int length)
Creates a new input stream initialized to read data out fo the supplied buffer. |
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int |
available()
Number of bytes available for reading out of the buffer. |
void |
close()
Closes this input stream. |
void |
mark(int readlimit)
Sets a mark within the buffer where subsequent reset operation will revert back the position to. |
boolean |
markSupported()
Checks if mark method is supported on this stream. |
int |
read()
Reads 1 byte out of the underlying source buffer. |
int |
read(byte[] b)
Reads a block of data out of the source buffer. |
int |
read(byte[] b,
int off,
int len)
Reads a block of data out of the source buffer. |
void |
reset()
Resets the stream back to position where it was previously marked. |
long |
skip(long n)
Advances the position with the source buffer effectively skipping over specified number of bytes. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public JBufferInputStream(JBuffer in)
in
- source buffer to read data out ofpublic JBufferInputStream(JBuffer in, int offset, int length)
in
- source buffer to read data out ofoffset
- offset into the source buffer where to start readinglength
- number of byte to read out of the buffer before signalining end of
stream| Method Detail |
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public int read() throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.InputStream.read()
public int available() throws java.io.IOException
available
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.public void close() throws java.io.IOException
close
in interface java.io.Closeable
close
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.InputStream.close()
public int read(byte[] b, int off, int len) throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
b
- buffer to store the block of data readoff
- offset into the destination buffer where to store the block datalen
- number of bytes to read as a block
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.public int read(byte[] b) throws java.io.IOException
read
in class java.io.InputStream
b
- Buffer to store the block of data read. The length of read
operation is the size of the byte array.
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.public long skip(long n) throws java.io.IOException
skip
in class java.io.InputStream
n
- of bytes to skip over
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.public void mark(int readlimit)
mark
in class java.io.InputStream
readlimit
- Maximum number of bytes expected to be read. This parameter is
ignored for source buffer operations since data does not need to
be buffered.public boolean markSupported()
markSupported
in class java.io.InputStream
public void reset() throws java.io.IOException
reset
in class java.io.InputStream
java.io.IOException
- Signals that an I/O exception has occurred.
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This document targets developers implementing shaping behavior compatible with the Microsoft OpenType specification for complex scripts not supported by a dedicated shaping engine. It contains information about terminology, font features and behavior of the Universal Shaping Engine (USE). While it does not contain instructions for creating fonts, it will help font developers understand how the Universal shaping engine processes complex script text.
The run of text that the shaping engine receives for the purpose of shaping is a sequence of Unicode characters. Itemization preprocessing ensures that the runs of text being shaped contain characters belonging to a single script but may include SCRIPT_COMMON characters. The shaping engine divides the text into syllable clusters and identifies character properties. Character properties are used in parsing syllables and identifying their parts as well as determining whether any special behavior or contextual reordering is required. The Universal Shaping Engine (USE) generates character properties from Unicode data. There is a mapping between Unicode’s categories and the classes used internally by USE. This section defines how USE’s classes and subclasses are derived from Unicode data.


var sendBufferSize: Int
Sets/gets the value of the SockOpt.SNDBUF option for this SRT socket.
See Also: SRTO_SNDBUF
IOException
- if can't get SockOpt
value
- send buffer size in bytes
IOException
- if can't set SockOpt
Getter
Gets the value of the SockOpt.SNDBUF option for this SRT socket.
Getter Return
the send buffer size in bytes
Setter
Sets the value of the SockOpt.SNDBUF option for this SRT socket.


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This document assumes that you have a fair knowledge on Entersoft Business Suite (EBS), Entersoft Expert (EXP) or Entersoft CRM (CRM). In order to proceed is strongly recommended to have attend the EBS Foundation Seminar so that you have the knowledge required to setup and connect to EBS, design a Scroller, create and execute an automation, and have a decent knowledge on the EBS Object model. The Architecture behind the Entersoft WEB API is as following:
Entersoft WEB API Server can connect to multiple application servers simultaneously either of load-balancing purposes (in case that all registered application servers serve the same entity – database & company) or for multi-tenant purposes where databases and companies belong to different entities. In order for the EWAPIS to connect to a specific EAS, .NET Remoting over TCP/IP is required to be stablished between the EWAPIS and the EAS and that the designated host server (IP or DNS name) and the TCP/IP port (specified in the $/CSConfig/ES00Server.config) should be accessible from the server hosting the EWAPIS:
<configuration>
<system.runtime.remoting>
<application>
<channels>
<channel ref="tcp" useIPAddress="true" BindTo="<IP_ADDRESS>" port="8888">
<clientProviders>
<formatter ref="binary"></formatter>
</clientProviders>
<serverProviders>
<formatter ref="binary" typeFilterLevel="Full"/>
</serverProviders>
</channel>
</channels>
</application>
<customErrors mode="off"/>
</system.runtime.remoting>
</configuration>
EAS can be hosted either on-premises or on the cloud such as Windows Azure VM. In any case you should contact your system IT to configure the firewall or any other system management software that controls access to the internal network resources. The process of registering EAS to be accessed by a specific instance of a EWAPIS is described in the EWAPIS setup and configuration chapter.
Entersoft EBS supports all versions of SQL Server from SQL 2005 and later. However, in order to get access and use the Entersoft Public Queries (EPQ) - the new mechanism introduced since EBS version 4.28) for retrieving data from the EBS - you should use SQL Server 2008 R2 and later. SQL Server 2014 is recommended. Entersoft Public Queries (EPQ) is the evolution of the Scroller in terms of programmatic access to data from EBS through EBS object model. EPQs support for fast execution (minimal overhead compared to scroller execution), paging, Number of records in total and JSON format as return type. EPQs are described in more detail in Entersoft Public Queries and in fetchPublicQuery.
Entersoft WEB API Server is built on ASP.NET MVC 5 technology and is deployed as a Microsoft IIS Application – Web Site.
Depending on the programming environment of the client software that needs access to the Entersoft Application Server there are different libraries that can be used. See the table below:
| Environment | Entersoft API Client | Repository | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| .NET Framework Native Apps on Windows Platforms | Entersoft Bridge Session | ERPBridge | Any native .NET application – Windows Forms, WPF, WCF, WF, ASP.NET, etc. DLL or EXE |
| Portable Class Library enabled environments | Entersoft PCL Client Session | .NET PCL | Xamarin iOS, Xamarin Android, Xamarin WP, Xamarin Forms, Mono Linux projects |
| JavaScript, NodeJS, WEB Front-end development | Entersoft WEB API Client | ESWebApi | JQuery, AngularJS, NodeJS, JavaScript frameworks, etc. |
This document focus on the JavaScript and the Entersoft WEB API Client framework (EWAPIC). However, most of the document is applicable to the PCL Library environments and the Entersoft PCL Client Session as it is symmetric to the WEB API and requires – assumes the same architecture.


The Clone feature allows you to create a copy of another user's document in your own workspace. The copy includes all the annotations from the original, but is otherwise independent from the source. Think of cloning as a way to build on the work that other users have created and shared, without the risk of breaking or interfering with anything.
How to Clone
When you visit another user's workspace, you will see a list of documents. There are two possible reasons for why the documents are visible to you:
- the owner has explicitly shared them with you
- the owner has declared them to be under an open license and enabled public access
Only the second category - public documents with an open license - are available for cloning.
Important: documents are only available for cloning if they are declared to be under an open license, and were configured for full public access in the sharing settings.
Select a document from the list. Click the button labeled Clone to my workspace that appears at the top right of the screen. Cloning may take a while. Once the process has finished, you will find the document in your workspace.
Navigating Connections
When a document is cloned, the information about where it was cloned from (and when) is kept. You can navigate this connection from the
annotation view.The page header will automatically show a link to the original if the document was cloned from another source. Likewise, when looking at the original document, the header will display a small label indicating how many times the document was cloned.
Clicking the label reveals a drop-down list of links to the clones.


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I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter consequences that are extremely painful. Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but because occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure. To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage.


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