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"I was born in the Soviet Union to my great surprise. I moved quickly to correct the situation. When my parents emigrated to the United States, I (three years old at the time)stowed away in their baggage. I has been an American citizen since the age of eight." Isaac Asimov
Just like Mr. Asimov, I was born in the Soviet Union. Unlike him, I wasn't released until 1976.
To my unending surprise, shock even, my family was dropped into Houston, Texas.
For 25 years now, I've been working as a counselor. I was a cognitive behavioral therapist. I was an addictions counselor. I have managed a team of gang mentors that work in our community. For over a decade I've gone into Oregon's medium and high security prisons to teach decision making and problem solving to an ever changing cohort of 18 to 25 year old boys. I am trauma informed, brain savvy and skilled in communicating with humans.
That work was deeply rewarding and gave me much to live for, however... Over the years I've lost and grieved many clients. Lost them to gun violence, to heroin addictions, to long prison sentences. The trauma's weight on me became all encompassing. It started affecting my mood, my productivity, my health. Change became necessary.
I decided to pursue an old dream and learn to write code. Epicodus Bootcamp, PDX Code Guild Bootcamp, many Udemy courses and countless tutorials taught me JavaScript, Python, HTML, CSS and Git. I learned to Google for solutions. I've learned how to learn anything.
So, here I am. Fat, fifty-ish, fabulous, frightened and frequently coding.
There were formal educational opportunities:
Many professional events and certifications
The Community Partners Reinvestment (CPR) is a program of Volunteers of America Oregon. It is designed to help young men with substance abuse issues transitioning from prison to live in Multnomah County. A collaborative of providers serve the young men, ages 18-25, and their families starting 3 to 6 months prior to release and continuing with more intensive services for at least one year post-release.
I played an integral role in securing, implementing and reporting on three Federal grants aimed at reducing recidivism in young offenders. We raised funds to add mental health services to Latino youth and brought these services to Oregon Youth Corrections. I lead the team in communication, policy compliance and fidelity in gaining access and directing services inside DOC facilities as well as Community Justice institutions.
"If you ride with Marina long enough, you'll end up in prison" My Co-Workers
I front Vragi Naroda. We cover old songs someone died or went to prison for. In Russian. Because Stalin. That's where the name is from.
I spend a day a week outside. The mountains, the beaches, the snow and all the wildflowers! My mental health depends on it.


Deploying a database to Cloud SQL for the WordPress API only requires a bit of configuration to the environment variables and then to run a single make
command.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
GCSQL_API_BACKUP_START_TIME |
he start time of daily backups, specified in the 24 hour format - HH:MM, in the UTC timezone. This is the window of time when you would like backups to start. Learn more. |
GCSQL_API_DATABASE_VERSION |
The database engine type and version. Must be one of: MYSQL_5_6 , MYSQL_5_7 . |
GCSQL_API_DB_NAME |
Name of the database. |
GCSQL_API_DB_PASSWORD |
Password used to access the database. |
GCSQL_API_DB_ROOT_PASSWORD |
The database root password. |
GCSQL_API_DB_USER |
Username used to access the database. |
GCSQL_API_INSTANCE |
Second Generation instance name. Do not include sensitive or personally identifiable information in your instance name; it is externally visible. |
GCSQL_API_FAILOVER_REPLICA_NAME |
The name of the failover replica to be created for the new instance. |
GCSQL_API_TIER |
The tier for this instance. For Second Generation instances, this is the instance's machine type (e.g., db-n1-standard-1). The machine type determines the number of CPUs and the amount of memory your instance has. See valid values. Learn more. |
GCSQL_API_MAINTENANCE_RELEASE_CHANNEL |
Your preferred timing for instance updates, relative to other instances in the same project. Use preview for earlier updates, and production for later updates. Learn more. |
GCSQL_API_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW_DAY |
Day of week for maintenance window, in UTC time zone. Must be one of: SUN , MON , TUE , WED , THU , FRI , SAT . |
GCSQL_API_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW_HOUR |
Hour of day - 0 to 23 . Determines a one-hour window when Cloud SQL can perform disruptive maintenance on your instance. |
GCSQL_API_STORAGE_SIZE |
Amount of storage allocated to the instance. Must be an integer number of GB between 10GB and 10230GB inclusive. |
Create the Cloud SQL database:
make api.deploy.sql
This command will create a database instance and failover instance, set the root password, create a database for WordPress, and create a user for that database.


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Congratulations on completing the basic .NET training!
Now you will write a shared cookbook application.
The application will have a database of recipes, each recipe will have information regarding its ingredients and directions for making it.
Users will be able to register and log in, once the user is logged in they will be able to create recipes, update and delete their own recipes and save their favorites recipes.

Users can see all the recipes in the database, they can edit only their recipes.
The application should support filtering by categories, searching by name and by ingredients.
An ingredient represents an item required for making recipes, it may be used for a number of different recipes.
Recipes will contain a list of the required ingredients, each with the amount required for the recipe.
Users will be able to view all recipes containing a given ingredient, for example, look for all recipes containing broccoli as an ingredient.
A single step in a recipe, a recipe is composed of a list of instructions in a fixed order.
Instructions may have additional information about them, like the average time for this step, included ingredients and more.
Users will register before visiting the application, registration requires a username and a password.
After logging in users can see the entire database and enjoy our application. If they find a recipe they like they can mark it as favorite and view their favorite recipes later.
This exercise can be done both in WPF and WinForms, ask your guide which one you should work with.
In this exercise you will work with external server at http://localhost:9754/.
To launch the server, download the attachment, extract it to C:\ and then run the following commands in a CMD AS ADMIN:
sc create "CookbookServer" binPath= "C:\CookbookServer\Cookbook.Server.exe"
sc start CookbookServer
In addition, you can download a common dll to help you communicate with the server.
POST /login
- Login to the app (LoginUserViewModel)POST /register
- Register to the app (NewUserViewModel)GET /logout
- LogoutGET /
- Get all the recipesPOST /
- Insert recipe (RecipeViewModel)PUT /
- Update recipe (RecipeViewModel)DELETE /:id
- Delete recipePOST /:id
- toggle favorite (Use an empty StringContent as it's content)In this exercise you will work with the agile methodology using TFS, sit with your guide and commander to plan the tasks for the sprint.


34. Saba': Sheba
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Praise be to Allah, unto Whom belongeth whatsoever is in the heavens and whatsoever is in the earth. His is the praise in the Hereafter, and He is the Wise, the Aware.
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He knoweth that which goeth into the earth and that which cometh forth from it, and that descendeth from the heaven and that which ascendeth into it. He is the Merciful, the Forgiving.
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Those who disbelieve say: The Hour will never come unto us. Say: Nay, by my Lord, but it is coming unto you surely. (He is) the Knower of the Unseen. Not an atom's weight, or less than that or greater, escapeth Him in the heavens or in the earth, but it is in a clear Record,
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That He may reward those who believe and do good works. For them is pardon and a rich provision.
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But those who strive against Our revelations, challenging (Us), theirs will be a painful doom of wrath.
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Those who have been given knowledge see that what is revealed unto thee from thy Lord is the truth and leadeth unto the path of the Mighty, the Owner of Praise.
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Those who disbelieve say: Shall we show you a man who will tell you (that) when ye have become dispersed in dust with most complete dispersal still, even then, ye will be created anew ?
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Hath he invented a lie concerning Allah, or is there in him a madness ? Nay, but those who disbelieve in the Hereafter are in torment and far error.
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Have they not observed what is before them and what is behind them of the sky and the earth ? If We will, We can make the earth swallow them, or cause obliteration from the sky to fall on them. Lo! herein surely is a portent for every slave who turneth (to Allah) repentant.
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And assuredly We gave David grace from Us, (saying): O ye hills and birds, echo his psalms of praise! And We made the iron supple unto him,
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Saying: Make thou long coats of mail and measure the links (thereof). And do ye right. Lo! I am Seer of what ye do.
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And unto Solomon (We gave) the wind, whereof the morning course was a month's journey and the evening course a month's journey, and We caused the fount of copper to gush forth for him, and (We gave him) certain of the jinn who worked before him by permission of his Lord. And such of them as deviated from Our command, them We caused to taste the punishment of flaming Fire.
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They made for him what he willed: synagogues and statues, basins like wells and boilers built into the ground. Give thanks, O House of David! Few of My bondmen are thankful.
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And when We decreed death for him, nothing showed his death to them save a creeping creature of the earth which gnawed away his staff. And when he fell the jinn saw clearly how, if they had known the Unseen, they would not have continued in despised toil.
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There was indeed a sign for Sheba in their dwelling-place: Two gardens on the right hand and the left (as who should say): Eat of the provision of your Lord and render thanks to Him. A fair land and an indulgent Lord!
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But they were froward, so We sent on them the flood of 'Iram, and in exchange for their two gardens gave them two gardens bearing bitter fruit, the tamarisk and here and there a lote-tree.
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This We awarded them because of their ingratitude. Punish We ever any save the ingrates ?
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And We set, between them and the towns which We had blessed, towns easy to be seen, and We made the stage between them easy, (saying): Travel in them safely both by night and day.
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But they said: Our Lord! Make the stage between our journeys longer. And they wronged themselves, therefore We made them bywords (in the land) and scattered them abroad, a total scattering. Lo! herein verily are portents for each steadfast, grateful (heart).
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And Satan indeed found his calculation true concerning them, for they follow him, all save a group of true believers.
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And he had no warrant whatsoever against them, save that We would know him who believeth in the Hereafter from him who is in doubt thereof; and thy Lord (O Muhammad) taketh note of all things.
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Say (O Muhammad): Call upon those whom ye set up beside Allah! They possess not an atom's weight either in the heavens or in the earth, nor have they any share in either, nor hath He an auxiliary among them.
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No intercession availeth with Him save for him whom He permitteth. Yet, when fear is banished from their hearts, they say: What was it that your Lord said ? They say: The Truth. And He is the Sublime, the Great.
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Say: Who giveth you provision from the sky and the earth ? Say: Allah, Lo! we or you assuredly are rightly guided or in error manifest.
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Say: Ye will not be asked of what we committed, nor shall we be asked of what ye do.
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Say: Our Lord will bring us all together, then He will judge between us with truth. He is the All-knowing Judge.
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Say: Show me those whom ye have joined unto Him as partners. Nay (ye dare not)! For He is Allah, the Mighty, the Wise.
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And We have not sent thee (O Muhammad) save as a bringer of good tidings and a warner unto all mankind; but most of mankind know not.
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And they say: When is this promise (to be fulfilled) if ye are truthful ?
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Say (O Muhammad): Yours is the promise of a Day which ye cannot postpone nor hasten by an hour.
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And those who disbelieve say: We believe not in this Qur'an nor in that which was before it; but oh, if thou couldst see, when the wrong-doers are brought up before their Lord, how they cast the blame one to another; how those who were despised (in the earth) say unto those who were proud: But for you, we should have been believers.
32
Those who were proud say unto those who were despised: Did we drive you away from the guidance after it had come unto you ? Nay, but ye were guilty.
33
Those who were despised say unto those who were proud: Nay but (it was your) scheming night and day, when ye commanded us to disbelieve in Allah and set up rivals unto Him. And they are filled with remorse when they behold the doom; and We place carcans on the necks of those who disbelieved. Are they requited aught save what they used to do ?
34
And We sent not unto any township a warner, but its pampered ones declared: Lo! we are disbelievers in that wherewith ye have been sent.
35
And they say: We are more (than you) in wealth and children. We are not the punished!
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Say (O Muhammad): Lo! my Lord enlargeth the provision for whom He will and narroweth it (for whom He will).  As for such, theirs will be twofold reward for what they did and they will dwell secure in lofty halls.
38
And as for those who strive against Our revelations, challenging, they will be brought to the doom.
39
Say: Lo! my Lord enlargeth the provision for whom He will of His bondmen, and narroweth (it) for him. And whatsoever ye spend (for good) He replaceth it. And He is the Best of Providers.
40
And on the day when He will gather them all together, He will say unto the angels: Did these worship you ?
41
They will say: Be Thou Glorified. Thou (alone) art our Guardian, not them! Nay, but they worshipped the jinn; most of them were believers in them.
42
That day ye will possess no use nor hurt one for another. And We shall say unto those who did wrong: Taste the doom of the Fire which ye used to deny.
43
And if Our revelations are recited unto them in plain terms, they say: This is naught else than a man who would turn you away from what your fathers used to worship; and they say: This is naught else than an invented lie. Those who disbelieve say of the truth when it reacheth them: This is naught else than mere magic.
44
And We have given them no scriptures which they study, nor sent We unto them, before thee, any warner.
45
Those before them denied, and these have not attained a tithe of that which We bestowed on them (of old); yet they denied My messengers. How intense then was My abhorrence (of them)!
46
Say (unto them, O Muhammad): I exhort you unto one thing only: that ye awake, for Allah's sake, by twos and singly, and then reflect: There is no madness in your comrade. He is naught else than a warner unto you in face of a terrific doom.
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Say: Whatever reward I might have asked of you is yours. My reward is the affair of Allah only. He is Witness over all things.
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Say: Lo! my Lord hurleth the truth. (He is) the Knower of Things Hidden.
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Say: The Truth hath come, and falsehood showeth not its face and will not return.
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Say: If I err, I err only to my own loss, and if I am rightly guided it is because of that which my Lord hath revealed unto me. Lo! He is Hearer, Nigh.
51
Couldst thou but see when they are terrified with no escape, and are seized from near at hand,
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And say: We (now) believe therein. But how can they reach (faith) from afar off,
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When they disbelieved in it of yore. They aim at the unseen from afar off.
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And a gulf is set between them and that which they desire, as was done for people of their kind of old. Lo! they were in hopeless doubt.
-- Sura 34 --


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A Minion class, that inherits from StateMachine.
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#include <minion.h>
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void | move_minion () |
| | move the minion closer to the the target by 1 speed unit
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| tuple< int, int > | get_coords () |
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| tuple< int, int > | get_coords_target () |
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| void | set_target (tuple< int, int > tg) |
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void | clear_collisions () |
| | used internally by overlord to reset the collsion checker
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| void | add_collision (Minion *) |
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| int | collisions () |
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| int | get_move_calls () |
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| int | get_size_height () |
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| int | get_size_width () |
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void | select () |
| | uned to indicate selected minion
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void | unselect () |
| | uned to indicate selected minion
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| bool | selected () |
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void | select_colide () |
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void | unselect_colide () |
| | used internally be colison detector. needed for state machine transition
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| bool | selected_colide () |
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void | select_idle () |
| | used internally be idle detector. needed for state machine transition
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void | unselect_idle () |
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| bool | selected_idle () |
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| int | get_xtrim () |
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| int | get_ytrim () |
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A Minion class, that inherits from StateMachine.
Definition at line 17 of file minion.h.
| Minion::Minion |
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tuple< int, int > |
coords = std::make_tuple(0,0) , |
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attck = 1 , |
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defence = 1 , |
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efficientcy = 1 , |
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speed = 1 , |
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reach = 1 |
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Create a new Minion. Stats default to 1
- Parameters
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| coords | a tuple with initial x y coorfdnate data. defaults to 0,0 |
| attack | attack stat |
| defence | defence stat |
| efficientcy | how fast resource is harvested |
| speed | movement speed |
| reach | how far away minion can attack |
Definition at line 16 of file minion.cc.
| void Minion::add_collision |
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Minion * |
mn | ) |
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add a pointer to the list of minions within reach
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| Minion* | the minion that is in collision |
Definition at line 78 of file minion.cc.
| int overlord::Minion::collisions |
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returns how manny minions are in reach
- Returns
- number of minions in colision vector
Definition at line 60 of file minion.h.
| tuple<int,int> overlord::Minion::get_coords |
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return current position
- Returns
- tuple with x,y position
Definition at line 41 of file minion.h.
| tuple<int,int> overlord::Minion::get_coords_target |
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return target position
- Returns
- tuple with x,y target position
Definition at line 45 of file minion.h.
| int overlord::Minion::get_move_calls |
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used for debugging
- Returns
- return number of times move update was called
Definition at line 64 of file minion.h.
| int overlord::Minion::get_size_height |
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used internally for colision detection
- Returns
- minion height
Definition at line 68 of file minion.h.
| int overlord::Minion::get_size_width |
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used internally for colision detection
- Returns
- minion width
Definition at line 72 of file minion.h.
| int overlord::Minion::get_xtrim |
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used internally by AI
- Returns
- returns direction of drift
Definition at line 100 of file minion.h.
| int overlord::Minion::get_ytrim |
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used internally by AI
- Returns
- returns direction of drift
Definition at line 104 of file minion.h.
| bool overlord::Minion::selected |
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uned to indicate selected minion
- Returns
- true if minion is selected my user
Definition at line 80 of file minion.h.
| bool overlord::Minion::selected_colide |
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used internally be colison detector. needed for state machine transition
- Returns
- true if colition is recently detected.
Definition at line 88 of file minion.h.
| bool overlord::Minion::selected_idle |
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used internally be idle detector. needed for state machine transition
- Returns
- true if colition is recently detected.
Definition at line 96 of file minion.h.
| void overlord::Minion::set_target |
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set the target position
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| tg | tuple of target position |
Definition at line 49 of file minion.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


Trying to pin down Isaac's coding style
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All too often, people do good things for the wrong reasons, and find it’s not sustainable. Compare the differences between these statements:
I want to develop software.
I want to be a software developer.I want to write a novel.
I want to be a novelist.I want to do yoga.
I want to be a yogi.
The first statement is “I want to do a thing”, and the second is “I want to be a person who has done a thing”.
Once you’ve written your first story, or software program, or done to your first yoga session, that box is checked, and you’re done. Where is the motivation to continue The Practice?
There is no way to maintain velocity without lightness, and there is no way to maintain lightness without curiosity.
Curiosity is not a state of “wanting to be curious”, but rather a state of “wanting to find out”. There is a tremendous difference! “Wanting to be” is attainment of status, whereas “wanting to do” is desire and motion.
These days, I try to catch myself saying “I want to be XYZ”, and instead translate that into what it really means. Sometimes, I find that it quickly disabuses me of a mistaken desire.
If you want to be a writer, write. That’s all that it takes, but it takes that forever, so if you don’t want to write, perhaps reevaluate your desire to be a writer.
If you want to be a programmer, program. That’s all that it takes, but it takes that forever, so if you don’t want to program, perhaps reevaluate your desire to be a programmer.
If you want to be a yogi, do yoga. That’s all that it takes, but it takes that forever, so if you don’t want to do yoga, perhaps reevaluate your desire to be a yogi.
Often, when we say, “I want to be XYZ”, what we actually mean is not “I want to do the thing that XYZ does”, but rather, “I want the respect and self-esteem that comes with the skills that come from doing what XYZ does.” I want people to read something, and admire it, and then admire me because of it. I want people to use software, and recognize that I create it, and think I’m smart. I want people to think I’m spiritual and wise, and admire my healthy body and calmness.
I want other people to wish they could be me.
They all find the frightening reality that there is no end to be attained. You will never finish writing all the software, or all the words, or find that you’ve learned all that yoga practice can teach you. If your goal is at the end, you will find only discouragement and disappointment, and no amount of duty or discipline will keep you on the path.
So the writer buys a beret, and a moleskine, and sits in cafes sipping espresso. The programmer wears an appropriately nerdy T-shirt, and plays video games, and says snarky things on Hacker News. The yogi puts on stretchy pants and carries a rubber mat around. If any of them do attain some shred of the respect they crave, they know in their heart that it is empty, and it never satisfies the longing.
On the other hand, if your goal is the continual curious fire of “Oh, neat! What’s next!?”, then each challenge along the path only makes you hungrier for more, and every step is light. The challenge becomes not “How do I stay motivated?” but rather, “How do I keep my motivation in check, so that it does not consume me entirely?”
Even, upon reading this, if you find yourself thinking “I want to be curious”, stop and unpack that! Don’t just be a person who was curious once, and got the merit badge! Be actively curious right now, in the present, and let that fire keep you going!
So, what is it you’d like to learn?


I want that screen!
October 7 2006, 5:14 PM
This is not a screen, but a wall!
It's so big. Actually maybe too big. It's fully touchable and has got a pretty interface that allows you to watch TV, listen to music, change the background, and other stuffs.
It's really worth it to watch the demo.
The screen is so big that you always have to walk a few meters to click the next button on the interface :-D
Who has said that technology makes people lazier?
What a beautiful world!
Don't ask me the price for it, you won't be able to afford it anyway!


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Microservice to play the Wikipedia Philosophy Game
This Microservice helps you playing the game automatically.
The assumptions what the first link of an article is are:
Of the links matching those conditions, the first is choosen.
First, create a CSV file without column headers with these columns:
For example:
de,Tatsache,Philosophie,7 en,Cheese,Philosophy,7 fr,Langue,Philosophie,7 ru,Достопримечательность,Философия,7 de,Zürich,Philosophie,7 en,Pig,Philosophy,7 fr,Gridley_(Iowa),Philosophie,7 ru,Наука,Философия,7 de,Zwillingsparadoxon,Philosophie,7 fr,Journalisme,Philosophie,7 ru,Афины,Философия,7 de,Käse,Philosophie,7 en,Competition,Philosophy,7 fr,Agriculture_du_Tarn,Philosophie,7 ru,Университет,Философия,7
Second, in the Test Submission Form below, select the file thus created for the upload.
Third, decide on the Hops Limit, i.e. after how many clicks to the next article link without finding the target article should the process be stopped for the current test case (not the whole test series).
Fourth, submit the form to start the tests.
Fifth, wait for the created report to be ready for download.
The created report has the same columns like the uploaded CSV file, plus the following columns:
This endpoint accepts a CSV list of test cases, containing the Wikipedia language, the source and target article, and the expected number of hops needed to reach the target article:
de,Bier,Philosophie,14 en,Beer,Philosophy,12 fr,Bière,Philosophie,11 ru,Пиво,Философия,7
The endpoint is called like this, make sure to use the --data-binary option to preserve the line breaks in the CSV:
curl -X POST https://skiapoden.herokuapp.com/csv --data-binary @tests.csv
A CSV list is returned, indicating the number of actual hops needed, plus the result of the test indicated as «success» (expected and actual hop counts equals), «failure» (otherwise), or the error message, if something went wrong:
de,Bier,Philosophie,14,14,success en,Beer,Philosophy,12,18,failure fr,Bière,Philosophie,11,11,success ru,Пиво,Философия,7,18,failure
This endpoint accepts a JSON structure of test cases, executes them, and returns a JSON report of test results. Usage:
curl -X POST https://skiapoden.herokuapp.com/hopcount -d @hopcount.json
With the input hopcount.json looking like this:
[ { "lang": "de", "source": "Medizin", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7 }, { "lang": "en", "source": "Competition", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7 }, { "lang": "fr", "source": "Pigeon", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7 }, { "lang": "ru", "source": "Достопримечательность", "target": "Философия", "expected": 7 } ]
And the report coming back like this:
[ { "lang": "de", "source": "Medizin", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7, "actual": 7, "result": "success" }, { "lang": "en", "source": "Competition", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7, "actual": -1, "result": "error: unable to extract first link of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entity" }, { "lang": "fr", "source": "Pigeon", "target": "Philosophie", "expected": 7, "actual": 6, "result": "failure" }, { "lang": "ru", "source": "Достопримечательность", "target": "Философия", "expected": 7, "actual": 18, "result": "failure" } ]
This endpoint extracts the first article link of a Wikipedia article.
It accepts a JSON structure containing the Wikipedia language and article name:
{ "language": "en", "article": "ACME" }
The service can be called on the /firstlink endpoint using the POST method:
$ curl -X POST https://skiapoden.herokuapp.com/firstlink -d '{ "language": "en", "article": "Heroku" }'
The response will be a JSON structure:
{ "firstLink": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_as_a_service" }
© 2019 by the Skiapoden team, using the firstlink module and Go.


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Published on Jun 03, 2020 by OmniCAV
Now in its 2nd year, the OmniCAV team has achieved the development of an end-to-end process involving multiple technology stacks for testing connected and autonomous vehicles. Gavin Jackman updates us on the next steps.
Testing every driverless scenario that could arise in the real world would be impossible and even unnecessary. Delivered by 11 partners and partly funded by government body Innovate UK, OmniCAV is a project designed to bridge simulation and trials on test tracks and on the street. Omni is Latin for ‘all’ or ‘every’, and the project is ‘omni’ in several ways – omni in testing both off-street and on-street; omni in the types of road used, from urban and inter-urban to rural, and omni in terms of user, whether vehicles, cyclists or pedestrians.
Many of the algorithms used for automated driving can be virtually tested and refined. As OmniCAV’s lead partner, Aimsun’s role is to provide the project’s core traffic simulation environment, which will be used to identify areas where testing in the real world is necessary. For real-world validation and testing, OmniCAV partner RACE (Remote Applications in Challenging Environments) has a test track at its Culham site, near Oxford, UK, and OmniCAV also has a 32km (20-mile) route on the road network in Oxfordshire, enabling tests to be carried out in mixed traffic conditions.
Year one
The first year of the project involved Ordnance Survey, the mapping agency, developing a lidar survey of the 32km Oxfordshire route. OmniCAV’s OEM partner, Arrival, while developing its AV stack, is using Aimsun Next simulation software to virtually test its software before carrying out further testing on the road. The purpose of this testing is to validate the software, ensuring that Aimsun’s simulations are reliable and offer a realistic digital twin. The whole idea is that they come together to provide a service that bridges the gap between development and road testing.
Aimsun understands that much testing can be carried out virtually, but project partner WMG, University of Warwick, is using its edge case scenarios practice to look at hazards, and then to develop critical scenarios. Modelers at Aimsun run thousands and thousands of simulations, enabling them to batch test, spot where there are weaknesses, and identify the edge cases.
Rather than spending time and resources on the billionplus test miles of autonomous vehicles that experts estimate are necessary, the team can focus on the actual thousands of smart miles that need real-world testing under very specific conditions.
With the right tools in place, the OmniCAV team can start circular testing, putting scenarios in the Aimsun Next model, testing them in the real world and then plugging the results back into the model to make improvements. Using XPI Simulation’s driving simulator, it will create a digital twin, then model the traffic in Aimsun Next software. The OmniCAV team will insert data from the real-world ego vehicle that has mapped the route, and then swap the ego vehicle for an AV simulation to repeatedly replay how that AV logic worked, as it drives through the simulator. Think about a traditional driving simulator where a person sits in the seat, sees other cars and reacts to them – in this environment, AV logic is what drives it in the simulator.
The next stage of the project involves introducing pedestrians and cycling into the model. The latest version of mobility modeling software Aimsun Next 20 introduces pedestrian and cyclist behavior and the company is making it fit for purpose for the UK as part of the OmniCAV project.
Lessons learned
What has been learned so far? Firstly, everything takes longer than expected. Furthermore, elements such as a common reference system, a common interchange between traffic light information, and the resolution of a 3D digital twin mean different things to different people. In OmniCAV’s first year, the team has overcome all of these issues. Everyone involved has undertaken more development than initially expected, but that is the nature of a research project. Rather than just creating a product, however, the team has achieved the development of an end-to-end process involving multiple technology stacks.
Originally published in AV International Magazine, June 2020.


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| U32 IFXAPI | AddRef () |
| U32 IFXAPI | Release () |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | QueryInterface (IFXREFIID riid, void **ppv) |
| void IFXAPI | Counter (EIFXNodeCounterType type, U32 *puOutCount) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetOutputs (IFXGUID **&rpOutOutputs, U32 &rOutNumberOfOutputs, U32 *&rpOutOutputDepAttrs) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GetDependencies (IFXGUID *pInOutputDID, IFXGUID **&rppOutInputDependencies, U32 &rOutNumberInputDependencies, IFXGUID **&rppOutOutputDependencies, U32 &rOutNumberOfOutputDependencies, U32 *&rpOutOutputDepAttrs) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | GenerateOutput (U32 inOutputDataElementIndex, void *&rpOutData, BOOL &rNeedRelease) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | SetDataPacket (IFXModifierDataPacket *pInInputDataPacket, IFXModifierDataPacket *pInDataPacket) |
| IFXRESULT IFXAPI | Notify (IFXModifierMessage eInMessage, void *pMessageContext) |
| void IFXAPI | GetEncoderX (IFXEncoderX *&rpEncoderX) |
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| | CIFXGroup () |
| virtual | ~CIFXGroup () |
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| static const IFXGUID * | m_scpOutputDIDs [] |
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| IFXRESULT IFXAPI_CALLTYPE | CIFXGroup_Factory (IFXREFIID iid, void **ppv) |
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This method increments the reference count for an interface on a component.
- Note:
- It should be called for every new copy of a pointer to an interface on a given component.
- Returns:
- It returns a U32 that contains a value from 1 to 2^32 - 1 that defines the new reference count. The return value should only be used for debugging purposes.
Implements IFXUnknown. |
| IFXRESULT CIFXGroup::GenerateOutput |
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Generate a result from the input DataPacket.
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| rpOutData | The pointer to the output DataElement interface. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned or IFX_W_MODIFIER_OUTPUT_NOT_CHANGED if the specified output DataElement did not change. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_INVALID_ENTRY if the specified DataElement does not exist; or IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED if the Modifier, ModifierDataPacket, and/or the ModifierChain was not initialized properly.
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| IFXRESULT CIFXGroup::GetDependencies |
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| rppOutInputDependencies | The pointer to contain the address of the list of input DIDs, by which, the specified output is determined. |
| rOutNumberInputDependencies | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in rppOutInputDependencies. |
| rppOutOutputDependencies | The pointer to contain the address of the list related output DIDs. |
| ruOutNumberOfOutputDependencies | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in rppOutOutputDependencies. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned.
- Note:
- The Modifier is responsible for the lifetime of the list.
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| rOutNumberOfOutputs | The U32 to contain the number of GUIDs in the rpOutOutputs. |
| rpOutUnchangedOutputAttrs | The array of U32 attributes which were not changed. |
- Returns:
- Upon success, IFX_OK is returned. Otherwise, one of the following failures are returned: IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY.
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- Precondition:
- None.
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| pInDataPacket | The incoming IFXDataPacket to be associated with the Modifier. |
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- Proficient programming skills and solid understanding of algorithms, data structures in software development.
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She is looking to present a model for 'screenless' [my term] interactions with general purpose computing, and casting around for references and examples which could underpin it, and figuring out what aspects would need to be taken account.
She discusses Gibson, Norman, but also Dourish, who explores Heidegger present-at-hand and ready-at-hand, and moves towards an analysis of coupling between embodied interaction and meaning, making interaction effective (make things happen) though doesn't seem to turn this into design design principles.
Affordance [credited to Gibson 1977], Gulf of Execution, Gulf of Evaluation
"the importance of affordance needs to be emphasized in interface design, as it points to what we pay attention to when interacting with an object, how we perceive it as possible to use. It therefore plays a key role in deciding what a user most likely will do when operating an interface."
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"representation of functionality and possible user actions is key to any computational environment. A user interface sets the stage for interaction between man and machine. It represents an environment, where a user can perform certain tasks and hold cues to how the same user can manipulate this environment according to his/her needs and desires"
"Coupling is a strong concept for understanding the how we can design meaningful relationships between man and objects. It points to the significance of designing objects with a conceptual identity, that equally encompasses the object as a thing in it itself as well as the actions it can assist the user in performing." [credited to Dourish 2001]
"Norman looks at interfaces of specialized machines, such as the early
video game consoles and household appliances, and attributes their
success in the one-to-one relationship between the input device (whether
a button, lever, pot or slider) and the action it performs. Norman claims
that ideally “both the interface and the computer would be invisible” and
that only “the task that would be visible, the task and the tool being
used to accomplish the task” (217). User interfaces should be designed,
based on an investigation and understanding of the tasks a user wants to
accomplish with a computer."


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You have arrived at the documentation of URSim - an open source 3D underwater simulation framework for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs) developed using Robotics Operating System (ROS) and a real-time game engine called Unity3D.
URSim provides the user an intuitive way to simulate underwater vehicles and robots. The software architecture is adaptive to algorithms for control systems, image processing, navigation and manipulation.
URSim provides the user an intuitive way to simulate underwater vehicles and robots. The software architecture is adaptive to algorithms for control systems, image processing, navigation and manipulation.
Our paper - Simulator for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles using ROS and Unity3D to be presented at UT’19 IEEE-OES conference on April 17 ‘19
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The Love Island star, who is dating fellow contestant Tommy Fury, took part in a solo trip to the Caribbean island with fast fashion giant Pretty Little Thing, where she was treated to a day of luxury aboard a catamaran off the coast.
Joined by a host of photographers, the 20-year-old wore her trademark long blonde hair in a lengthy fishtail braid (not a high bun in sight!) and later removed her bikini top in order to get a nice, even tan as she lounged around in the sun.
Clutching a towel to her front to prevent things from getting a bit nippy, Molly-Mae showed off her incredible figure in white, thong style bikini bottoms.
We’re not sure what we’re more jealous of: the bikini, the boat or the body.
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Changing out of her swimwear to get a second shot, the influencer donned an eeny weeny gold bikini with a triangle style top, wearing her hair in a high ponytail.
We know it’s nearly Christmas, but can it please be summer already? Because these pictures are making us far too jealous.
Having recently moved in with boyfriend Tommy to a flat in Manchester, the Love Island runners up couldn’t be happier together.
In fact, Molly-Mae recently revealed that she suspected the relationship could move to the next step in the coming months, as she thinks Tommy will propose to her before the year is out.
Yep, you heard that right.
‘I wouldn’t be surprised if he did pop the question when we’re in the Maldives over New Year,’ she speculated.
‘I don’t waste my time, I wouldn’t want to be in a relationship with someone thinking, “This is only short term.”
‘I wasn’t thinking, “When’s the sell-by date on this one?” We’re going to be together forever.’
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Hey, you’ve got to admire the optimism.
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Smart cities and Smart Grids are two exemplars of large scale cyber-physical systems that operate across geographically dispersed environments. With the increasing integration of edge devices, commodity computers, and low power sensors in these domains, we are seeing the emergence of cyber physical systems that operate with heterogeneous computing resources, which are distributed across physical environments. Our research group is exploring these societally important systems focusing on the following research challenges.
Development and Operations Management - Traditionally, cyber physical systems have been developed to operate with tightly controlled processes so that the design, analysis, and deployment can be done offline, before the system is deployed. As we think about modern operations that include over the air updates and flexible functionality that are implemented in software, the devops mechanisms used to design enterprise systems are now being used for CPS design. The challenge we face is – how can we ensure that the software engineering principles applied to enterprise structures can be used to guarantee safety and reliability for embedded software that have to operate under the physical constraints imposed by CPS components?
System Integration - Our exemplars represent large cyber physical system of systems that pose interesting integration and management challenges. For example, with the advancement of networking concepts we are quickly moving into a world where software applications from different CPS have to communicate with each other. This is a difficult challenge, especially if the systems are not properly orchestrated, the brittleness of their interfaces can lead to faults that can then propagate through the systems to cause failures.
System Reliability - System monitoring, prognostics, and fault detection and isolation are big challenges that we face as we scale up systems in size and complexity. Any system that operates over long periods of time has to cope with degradation associated with ageing, operational stress, and environmental conditions, that can result in failures of the associated physical components. Failures and latent bugs in the software add another source of degradation and failure, resulting in unoperational and compromised systems. It remains a challenge to understand and monitor degradation and failure caused by interactions between different subsystems of a large CPS that may operate across multiple physical domains.
Computation Platforms - A computation platform must be designed to accommodate and integrate heterogeneous components, operate at multiple time-scales (e.g., real time, near real time, and , long-term), allow for dynamic resource allocation, while accommodating a variety of topologies including edge networks, and providing, safety, reliability, and security guarantees. Our goal is to implement a stringent layered architecture that ensures that the layers interact across safe interface sets, provide efficiency guarantees, and ensure that the faults from a layer propagates across the layer in a way that allows better characterization of failure dynamics.
Big Data Analytics and Data Science - Systems such as the grid and Smart Cities are becoming more and more complex, and analysis of these systems using pure model-based approaches is becoming infeasible. On the other hand, the proliferation of data, storage and retrieval mechanisms, the availability of large and distributed computing resources, and the advances in analytics, machine learning, and mining methods is providing new opportunities to understand and act on the system operations. Our challenges here are to develop repositories and tool boxes that support a wide variety of analytics and mining routines, as well as work to address specific Smart City problems.


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Table Of Contents
Internationalization (i18n)¶
Localizing strings in WTForms is a topic that frequently comes up in the mailing list. While WTForms does not provide its own localization library, you can integrate WTForms with almost any gettext-like framework easily.
In WTForms, the majority of messages that are transmitted are provided by you, the user. However, there is support for translating some of the built-in messages in WTForms (such as errors which occur during data coercion) so that the user can make sure the user experience is consistent.
Translating user-provided messages¶
This is not actually any specific feature in WTForms, but because the question is asked so frequently, we need to address it here: WTForms does -not- translate any user-provided strings.
This is not to say they can’t be translated, but that it’s up to you to deal with providing a translation for any passed-in messages. WTForms waits until the last moment (usually validation time) before doing anything with the passed in message (such as interpolating strings) thus giving you the opportunity to e.g. change your locale before validation occurs, if you are using a suitable “lazy proxy”.
Here’s a simple example of how one would provide translated strings to WTForms:
from somelibrary import ugettext_lazy as _
from wtforms import Form, TextField, IntegerField, validators as v
class RegistrationForm(Form):
name = TextField(_(u'Name'), [v.Required(_(u'Please provide your name'))])
age = IntegerField(
_(u'Age'),
[v.NumberRange(min=12, message=_(u'Must be at least %(min)d years old.'))]
)
The field label is left un-perturbed until rendering time in a template, so you can easily provide translations for field labels if so desired. In addition, validator messages with format strings are not interpolated until the validation is run, so you can provide localization there as well.
Translating built-in messages¶
There are some messages in WTForms which are provided by the framework, namely default validator messages and errors occuring during the processing (data coercion) stage. For example, in the case of the IntegerField above, if someone entered a value which was not valid as an integer, then a message like “Not a valid integer value” would be displayed.
Writing your own translations provider¶
For this case, we provide the ability to give a translations object on a subclass of Form, which will then be called to translate built-in strings.
An example of writing a simple translations object:
from mylibrary import ugettext, ungettext
from wtforms import Form
class MyTranslations(object):
def gettext(self, string):
return ugettext(string)
def ngettext(self, singular, plural, n):
return ungettext(singular, plural, n)
class MyBaseForm(Form):
def _get_translations(self):
return MyTranslations()
You would then use this new base Form class as the base class for any forms you create, and any built-in messages from WTForms will be passed to your gettext/ngettext implementations.
You control the object’s constructor, its lifecycle, and everything else about it, so you could, for example, pass the locale per-form instantiation to the translation object’s constructor, and anything else you need to do for translations to work for you.
Using the built-in translations provider¶
WTForms now includes a basic translations provider which uses the stdlib gettext module to localize strings based on locale information distributed with the package. As of this writing, we are waiting for more translations to be submitted, but we hope that soon we will provide given localizations
To use the builtin translations provider, simply import wtforms.ext.i18n.form.Form and use that as your base Form class.
- class wtforms.ext.i18n.form.Form(formdata=None, obj=None, prefix='', **kwargs)¶
Base form for a simple localized WTForms form.
This will use the stdlib gettext library to retrieve an appropriate translations object for the language, by default using the locale information from the environment.
If the LANGUAGES class variable is overridden and set to a sequence of strings, this will be a list of languages by priority to use instead, e.g:
LANGUAGES = ['en_GB', 'en']
Translations objects are cached to prevent having to get a new one for the same languages every instantiation.


The star I picked for Romulus doesn't work so that will change in the future.
HD 117635
is a spectroscopic binary with a period that would make a stable orbit in either
star's habitable zone impossible. The Hipparcos data that far out is incomplete
and the distances not very accurate, so I'll need to pull in Gaia data.
Rigel
There are two star systems that we've seen called Rigel.
"Near" Rigel
This is the one that was on the way to the Klingon Empire in
Enterprise, no more than a few dozen light years away. Also the one mentioned
as the heading of the Doomsday Machine, with Earth "not far beyond". Star Charts calls
this Beta Rigel. Its location has been shown on maps on screen, and it's supposed to
be an A type star, so I've picked Tau-3 Eridani as the A type star closest to the
location in the maps.
"Far" Rigel
This is the one that we saw in the Original Series and in Mudd's
Women, and this is the supergiant in Orion we call Rigel. It has the Kalar planet
Rigel VII as well as the dilithium mining planet Rigel XII.
Deneb
Similar to Rigel, there are two Denebs. The near one was mentioned in
TOS, and the far one is Farpoint station from TNG.
"Near" Deneb
Mentioned in TOS as Deneb II and V. Star Charts calls
this Deneb Kaitos
so I went with that.
"Far" Deneb
is the supergiant Alpha Cygni, and has Farpoint Station.


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R. Rajagopal sworn-in as Tamil Nadu Chief Information Commissioner
Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami was not present at the low-key function at Raj Bhavan
by Dennis S. JesudasanIn a low-key function at Raj Bhavan, Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit administered the oath of office to IAS officer R. Rajagopal as the new State Chief Information Commissioner (SCIC) on Thursday. Mr Rajagopal previously held the post of Additional Chief Secretary to the Governor.
The swearing-in did not take place at the usual Durbar Hall at Raj Bhavan, but within the Governor’s office premises. Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and his cabinet colleagues were conspicuous by their absence, though the former was in the city in the morning.
Chief Secretary K. Shanmugam, Secretary in Personnel and Administrative Reforms Department S. Swarna, IAS Officer and Mr. Rajagopal’s wife Meenakshi Rajagopal were present.
State Information Commissioners S. Selvaraj, S.T. Tamilkumar, R. Pratapkumar, S. Muthuraj, R. Dakshinamoorthy and G. Murugan were the only others present during the event.
Incidentally, the Chief Minister had attended the swearing-in ceremony of the previous SCIC, M. Sheela Priya, in December 2017. Likewise then Chief Minister Jayalalithaa was present when Ms Priya’s predecessor was sworn-in in August 2015.