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Started working with Karl Schubert as a NSF EPSCoR Track 1 Undergraduate Research Assistantship Fellow in November 2020. I am involved on the Education side of the $20 million EPSCoR grant to Arkansas for Data Analytics that are Robust and Trusted(DART).
Currently working(12 months total, starting July 2019) as a stocker of meat and produce. Enhanced my team work and communication skills via exposure to a wide variety of customers, managers, and co-workers.
Worked as a chef for 9 months(June 2018-March 2019). Learned how to work closely with people as a team to overcome differences to achieve a common goal.
I am enrolled at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in the Data Science undergraduate Bachelor’s program.
Fayetteville High School, graduated May 2020. Flawless student record High School GPA: 4.1 ACT: 32 composite, 33 superscore Important Classes Taken in High School: Agricultural Mechanics, Agricultural Power Systems, Small Engine Technology, Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Civil Engineering and Architecture, Engineering Design and Development, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, AP Calculus AB, AP US History, and Spanish 1-4.
Spanish National Honors Society, Science National Honors Society, FHS Socratic Chapter of National Honors Society, Mu Alpha Theta, FFA(Future Farmers of America).


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Take LIT for a spin!
Get a feel for LIT in a variety of hosted demos.
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Palmer Penguins
Analyze a tabular data model with LIT, including exploring partial dependence plots and automatically finding counterfactuals.
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Imagenette
Analyze an image classification model with LIT, including multiple image salience techniques.
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Stanford Sentiment Treebank, Multi-Genre NLI Corpus, Semantic Textual Similarity Benchmark
Use LIT with any of three tasks from the General Language Understanding Evaluation (GLUE) benchmark suite. This demo contains binary classification (for sentiment analysis, using SST2), multi-class classification (for textual entailment, using MultiNLI), and regression (for measuring text similarity, using STS-B).
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Use LIT directly inside a Colab notebook. Explore binary classification for sentiment analysis using SST2 from the General Language Understanding Evaluation (GLUE) benchmark suite.
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Winogender schemas
Use LIT to explore gendered associations in a coreference system, which matches pronouns to their antecedents. This demo highlights how LIT can work with structured prediction models (edge classification), and its capability for disaggregated analysis.
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Stanford Sentiment Treebank, Movie Reviews
Explore a BERT-based masked-language model. See what tokens the model predicts should fill in the blank when any token from an example sentence is masked out.
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CNN / Daily Mail
Use a T5 model to summarize text. For any example of interest, quickly find similar examples from the training set, using an approximate nearest-neighbors index.
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Stanford Sentiment Treebank, Toxicity
Explore the faithfulness of input salience methods across different datasets and artificial shortcuts.


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By adding “+”, usually parsed as white spaces by applications, in strategic places of vector/payload, both security solutions fail because of stripping of a single character. No WAF can see this as a XSS attack because “<” is not immediately followed by a alphabetic character and Auditor can’t see this as similar enough to what is reflected in source, the way this solution uses to catch XSS attempts. Additionally, underlying server/application must join parameters somehow (ASP, ASP.NET on IIS) so these attacks are more viable.
<+svg/o+nload=al+ert+(1)>
eval+name

/ in HTML or nothing after quoted attributes to bypass space filter

Use of `` to for ES6 way to enclose javascript strings
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Use of ":" using string as a label
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'">><marquee>
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Separate Window Handling
However, if the attacker constructs his HREF as follows,
click-me
it will be interpreted as:
click-me
causing the code to be executed in the same page, under the same DOM.
Escaped JavaScript Entities
The “%26%7balert%28%27EVIL%27%29%7d%3b” resolves to &{alert('EVIL')}; causing in this instance an unexpected JavaScript alert window to popup, with the text “EVIL”.
Keyword filtering
Attempt to use special encoding: x09 (tab), x0A (new line), x0D (carriage return)

Encoded payload
">

Additional Keyword bypass; Use Join
0x61 is lowercase 'a', 0x28 is '('
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<object><param name="src" value= "javascript:alert(0)"></param></object>
HTML filtered on 'src'
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Keep Exploring
Inspired by Davis Vilums and Matt Green, I've started walking and cycling all the streets and paths in Guildford Borough. This is just a way of turning something that I was kind of doing already into a more systematic and data rich project that can make the COVID-19 lockdown more enjoyable.
Skills: Python, Folium, GIS, HTML
How-to: code available on GitHub
The idea is to visit every street, road, path and trail in Guildford Borough using my feet and my bikes. I record these activities using Komoot and embed the routes in an interactive map (that should be getting fuller with time) using Folium. This map is available here and embedded in the following frame:
This project should be easy to replicate using your own routes and area. It is a great way to get to know your surroundings better and you would be surprised about what you can find in a 20min ride from your doorstep!
keep-exploring is available under an MIT license.


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₹1,735 crore KfW loan cleared for ZBNF in State
KfW country director Christoph Kessler held talks about it with CS
by Staff ReporterA delegation of KfW led by its country director Christoph Kessler held deliberations with Chief Secretary Nilam Sawhney on Wednesday about a ₹1,735 crore loan which the German development bank has sanctioned for promotion of Zero Budget Natural Farming (ZBNF) in the State.
According to an official release, the State has sent the ZBNF project report to the Union government with an outlay of ₹2,479 crore with a request to KfW to give the loan amounting to ₹1,735 crore and the balance ₹744 crore to be borne by the State.
A high-level screening committee of the Ministry of Finance had cleared the proposal in April this year. A tripartite agreement for the loan is scheduled to be signed by the Union and the State governments and the lender (KfW) later this month.
It was stated in the official communication that the financial assistance from KfW would be utilised for ZBNF involving about seven lakh farmers in 1,725 villages. About 25,000 farmers would be groomed as master trainers.
ZBNF adviser T. Vijaya Kumar and KfW Project Manager Sangeeta Agarwal were present.


Smoothed bootstrap and functions for random generation from univariate and multivariate kernel densities. It does not estimate kernel densities.
| Version: | 0.1.5 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | Rcpp, future, future.apply |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | covr, testthat, ks, KernSmooth, cramer |
| Published: | 2018-07-04 |
| Author: | Tymoteusz Wolodzko |
| Maintainer: | Tymoteusz Wolodzko <twolodzko+kernelboot at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/twolodzko/kernelboot/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | https://github.com/twolodzko/kernelboot |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| In views: | Distributions |
| CRAN checks: | kernelboot results |
| Reference manual: | kernelboot.pdf |
| Package source: | kernelboot_0.1.5.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: kernelboot_0.1.5.tgz, r-oldrel: kernelboot_0.1.5.tgz |
| Old sources: | kernelboot archive |
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Psalm 46
For the chief musician. A psalm of the sons of Korah; set to Alamoth. A song.
1 God is our refuge and strength,
a very present help in trouble.
2 Therefore we will not fear, though the earth should change,
though the mountains should be shaken into the heart of the seas,
3 though its waters roar and rage, and
though the mountains tremble with their swelling.
Selah
4 There is a river, the streams of which make the city of God happy,
the holy place of the tabernacles of the Most High.
5 God is in the middle of her; she will not be moved;
God will help her, and he will do so at the dawn of morning.
6 The nations raged and the kingdoms were shaken;
he lifted up his voice, and the earth melted.
7 Yahweh of hosts is with us;
the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Selah
8 Come, behold the deeds of Yahweh,
the destruction he has caused on earth.
9 He makes wars cease to the ends of the earth;
he breaks the bow and cuts the spear into pieces;
he burns up the shields.
10 Be quiet and know that I am God;
I will be exalted among the nations; I will be exalted on the earth.
11 Yahweh of hosts is with us;
the God of Jacob is our refuge.
Selah


HUESTON WOODS STATE PARK
In the spring of 2017, volunteers constructed and installed 38 bluebird nesting boxes at Hueston Woods State Park Golf Course in Oxford, Ohio. Since then, volunteers have checked the houses on a weekly basis and recorded the activities in each house, such as number of eggs, dates of hatching, indications of predation, and when nestlings fledged. The plan is for this project to last for 10 years.
DATA WE COLLECT
Bird House Number-- (Check Bird House Number)
Date of Observation-------------------------- Date
Number of Eggs Present------------ Total Number
Number of Live Young-------------- Total Number
Number of Dead Young------------- Total Number
Notes-------------------------------- Total Number
Active Species-- (Special Brown-headed cow bird)
Birds
Tree Swallow
Eastern Blue Bird
House Wren
Brown Cow Bird


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Ajyal Film Festival holds inclusive screening
Doha: Delivering the magic of cinema to all audiences, the seventh Ajyal Film Festival, the Doha Film Institute’s (DFI) annual celebration of film, screened the exciting Made in Qatar: An Inclusive Experience programme on November 21.
Presented in partnership with the Translation and Interpreting Institute (TII) of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Hamad bin Khalifa University, Ajyal’s inclusive programme screened for the fifth year, featuring a hand-picked selection of compelling works by local filmmakers.
The five films were specially curated to reflect the theme of the festival and make film accessible to all, regardless of physical obstacles, to create a more inclusive environment that breaks down hidden barriers and to provide equal access to the magical world of cinema. One of the most unique cinema experiences in the world, the programme included: Rawan Al-Nassiri and Nada Bedair’s Treasures of the Past (2017), 1001 Days (2017) by Aisha Al-Jaidah, Amer: An Arabian Legend (2016) by Jassim Al-Rumaihi, Fragile (2019) by Kholood Al-Ali, and Sh’hab (2018) by Amal Al-Muftah.
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Baraha Souq: Another weekend attraction opens at NMoQ
The National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) has added one more weekend attraction with yesterday’s launch of Baraha Souq, an artisan market located right in the museum’s Baraha courtyard.
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More magical performances as Ajyal Film Festival ends today
A thrilling selection of shorts about tales of the stars, sun and moon will be held at 11.30am at Katara Building 16 and is free to the public.
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Trump thanks Qatar's efforts to free hostages in Afghanistan
Amir H H Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani held yesterday a telephone conversation with President Donald Trump of the friendly United States of America, during which the US President expressed his sincere thanks to His Highness for the efforts of the State of Qatar and its active role in facilitating the release of the two hostages who were held in Afghanistan.


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Java
General
- Java mother site @ http://java.sun.com (or http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html).
- Java Developers' sites, in particular, http://java.net.
JDK (aka Java SE)
- Java SE mother site @ http://java.sun.com/javase (or http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/overview/index.html).
- JDK 7 API Documentation Online @ http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/index.html.
- JDK 7 Documentation Online @ http://download.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/.
- Ken Arnold, James Gosling and David Holmes, "The Java Programming Language", 4th ed, 2005. (The defacto standard for Java Language, but does not seem to have been updated to cover the latest features?!)
- James Gosling, Bill Joy, Guy Steele and Gilad Bracha, "The Java Language Specification", 3rd ed, 2005. (The defacto standard for JVM, but does not seem to have been updated?!)
- JDK 7 Demos and Samples (to be downloaded @ http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html)
Books & Online Tutorials
- The online Java tutorial @ http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/. (The authoritative source.)
- Paul Deitel and Harvey Deitel, "Java How to Program", 9th ed, 2011. (A comprehensive reference for programmers.)
- Y. Daniel Liang, "Introduction to Java Programming", 9th ed, 2012. (Good text book for undergraduate Java courses.)
- Bruce Eckel, "Thinking in Java", 4th ed, 2007. (Great book but has not been updated?!)
HTML & CSS
Specifications and APIs
- HTML5 W3C Recommendation 28 October 2014 (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/html5).
- WHATWG (Web HyperText Application Working Group) HTML(5) Specification (@ https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/index.html).
- HTML 4.01 Specification W3C Recommendation 24 December 1999 (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/html401).
- XHTML 1.0 Specification W3C Recommendated Revised 1 August 2002 (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1).
- CSS 2.1 Specification W3C Recommendation Revised 17 December 2014 (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/).
- CSS3 Selectors module (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/selectors/); CSS3 Colors module (@ http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-color/).
Online Tutorials and Resources
- W3School HTML/CSS Tutorials, References and Examples @ http://www.w3schools.com/. (W3School is not related to W3C).
Books
- Matthew MacDonald, "Creating a Website - The Missing Manual", 3rd ed, 2011, O’Reilly.
(A good introductory book on HTML/CSS. A new version is expected in July 2015.)
- Matthew MacDonald, "HTML 5 - The Missing Manual", 2nd ed, 2014, O’Reilly.
- David Sawyer McFarland, "CSS 3 - The Missing Manual", 3rd ed, 2013, O’Reilly.
JavaScript and jQuery
Specifications and APIs
- ECMAScript (JavaScript) Specification: "Standard ECMA-262 ECMAScript Language Specification 5.1", (same as "ISO/IEC 16262" 3rd eds).
- Mozilla's (MDN) JavaScript Project @ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript.
- Mozilla's (MDN) "JavaScript Reference" @ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference.
- "Document Object Model (DOM)" Level 1, 2, 3 Specifications @ http://www.w3.org/standards/techs/dom.
- jQuery mother site @ http://jquery.com.
- jQuery API @ http://api.jquery.com.
- QUnit JavaScript Unit Testing Framework @ https://qunitjs.com.
Online Tutorials and Resources
- Mozilla's (MDN) "JavaScript Guide" @ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide.
- W3School JavaScript Tutorials, References and Examples @ http://www.w3schools.com.
- jQuery Tutorial @ https://learn.jquery.com.
Books
- David Sawyer McFarland, "JavaScript and jQuery - The missing manual", 3rd ed, 2014, O'Reilly.
- Jonathan Chaffer and Karl Swedbery, "Learning jQuery", 4th ed, 2013, Packt Publishing.
PHP
Online References and Resources
- PHP mother site @ http://php.net/.
- PHP Manual @ http://php.net/manual/en/.
- PHP Language Reference @ http://php.net/manual/en/langref.php.
Books
- ...
MySQL
MySQL Mother Site & Standards
- MySQL Mother Site @ www.mysql.com.
- MySQL 5.5 "Reference Manual" @ http://dev.mysql.com/doc/.
- MySQL 5.5 "SQL Statement Syntax" @ http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/sql-syntax.html.
- "ISO/IEC 9075 Information Technology - Database Languages SQL": 1989 (SQL-89), 1992 (SQL-92 or SQL2), 1999 (SQL-99 or SQL3), 2003 (SQL-2003), 2006 (SQL-2006) and 2011 (SQL-2011).
Sample Databases
- MySQL Employees Sample Database @ http://dev.mysql.com/doc/employee/en/index.html.
- MySQL Sakila Sample Database @ http://dev.mysql.com/doc/sakila/en/index.html.
- Microsoft Nothwind Sample database @ http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=23654; MySQL port @ http://code.google.com/p/northwindextended.
- The "Classic Models" Retailer database @ http://www.mysqltutorial.org.
Books and Tutorials
- Codd E. F., "A Relational Model of Data for Large Shared Data Banks", Communications of the ACM, vol. 13, issue 6, pp. 377–387, June 1970.
- (For Java Programmers) "JDBC Basics", Java Online Tutorial @ http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jdbc/basics/index.html.
- Paul DuBois, "MySQL Developer's Library", 4th ed, 2009 (5th ed is probably available).
- http://mysqltutorial.org.
- Russell Dyer, "MySQL in a Nutshell", 2nd ed, O'reilly, 2008.
C/C++ Language
C Specifications
- ISO/IEC 9899:2011 "Programming Languages. C" (The "C11");
- ISO/IEC 9899:1999 "Programming Languages. C" (The "C99");
- ISO/IEC 9899:1990 "Programming Languages. C" (The "C90").
C++ Specifications
- ISO/IEC 14882:2011 "Programming Language. C++" (The "C++11", version 3).
- ISO/IEC 14882:2003 "Programming Language. C++" (The "C++03", version 2).
- ISO/IEC 14882:1998 "Programming Language. C++" (The "C++98", version 1).
C Textbooks
- Kernighan and Ritchie "The C Programming Language", 2nd ed, 1988, (The "K&R". The Bible for the C language).
- Plauger, "The Standard C Library", 1992.
C++ Textbooks
- Bjarne Stroustrup (Creator of C++), "The C++ Programming Language", 4th ed, 2012. (Covers C++11.)
- Nicolai M Josuttis, "The C++ Standard Library: A Tutorial and Reference", 2nd ed, 2012.
- Bjarne Stroustrup, "The Design and Evolution of C++".
- Stephen Prata, "C++ Primer Plus Developer's Library", 6th ed, Addison-Wesley, 2012. (Covers C++11.)
- Paul Deitel & Harvey Deitel, "C++ How to Program", 8th ed, Prentice Hall, 2012.
- Stanley B. Lippman, Josee Lajoie, Barbara E Moo "C++ Primer", 5th ed, 2012. (Covers C++11.)
- Scott Meyers, "Effective C++: 55 Specific Ways to Improve your Programs and Design", 3rd ed, 2005; "Effective STL: 50 Specific Ways to Improve your use of the Standard Template Library", 2001.
- Herb Sutter, "Exceptional C++: 47 Engineering Puzzles, Programming Problems and Solutions", 1999; "More Exceptional C++: 40 New Engineering Puzzles, Programming Problems and Solution", 2001.
- Gary J. Bronson, "Program Development and Design using C++".
- Robert C. Seacord, "Secure Coding in C and C++", 2nd ed, 2013.
Online References
- http://www.cplusplus.com (C++ documents, tutorials, and references).
- GNU GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) @ http://gcc.gnu.org, with source codes.
- Bjarne Stroustrup's C++11 FAQ @ http://www.stroustrup.com/C++11FAQ.html.
Android
- Android mother site @ www.android.com.
- Android Developers @ developer.android.com.
- Andriod API Documentation @ http://developer.android.com/reference/packages.html.


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Fairy Tales and Other Traditional Stories
by FCIT
“The Cat and the Mouse”
by Joseph Jacobs
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1923
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Henry Altemus, ed., The History of Tom Thumb (Henry Altemus Co., 1923)
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.3
- Word Count: 457
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: animals, chain story, fairy tales, repetition, timeline
- ✎ Cite This
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The cat and the mouse
Played in the malt-house:
The cat bit the mouse’s tail off.
First she leapt, and then she ran,
Till she came to the cow, and thus began—
“Pray, cow, give me milk, that I may give cat milk,
that cat may give me my own tail again.”
“No,” said the cow, “I will give you no milk,
till you go to the farmer and get me some hay.”
First she leapt, and then she ran,
Till she came to the farmer, and thus began—
“Pray, farmer, give me hay that I may give cow hay,
that cow may give me milk,
that I may give cat milk, that cat may give me my own tail again.”
“No,” says the farmer, “I’ll give you no hay,
till you go to the butcher and fetch me some meat.”
First she leapt, and then she ran,
Till she came to the butcher, and thus began—
“Pray, butcher, give me meat, that I may give farmer meat,
that farmer may give me hay,
that I may give cow hay,
that cow may give me milk,
that I may give cat milk,
that cat may give me my own tail again.”
“No,” says the butcher, “I’ll give you no meat
till you go to the baker and fetch me some bread.”

Then the baker gave mouse bread,
and mouse gave butcher bread,
and butcher gave mouse meat,
and mouse gave farmer meat,
and farmer gave mouse hay,
and mouse gave cow hay,
and cow gave mouse milk,
and mouse gave cat milk,
and cat gave mouse her own tail again!


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addFrame(int[])
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Adds a new frame to the video being recorded..
AUDIO
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
available()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns "true" when a new video frame is available to read.
available()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Return the true or false depending on whether there is a new frame ready to be read.
available()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Return the true or false depending on whether there is a new frame ready to be read.
available()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Return the true or false depending on whether there is a new frame ready to be read.
B
BEST
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
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CLibrary
- Interface in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This JNA interface provides access to the environment variable-related functions in the C library.
codeanticode.gsvideo
- package codeanticode.gsvideo
D
data
- Variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
data
- Variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
dataCaps
- Variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
dataCaps
- Variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
delete()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Releases the gstreamer resources associated to this capture object.
delete()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Releases the gstreamer resources associated to this movie object.
delete()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Releases the gstreamer resources associated to this movie maker object.
delete()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Releases the gstreamer resources associated to this pipeline object.
delete()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Releases the gstreamer resources associated to this player object.
DIRAC
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
dispose()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Same as delete.
dispose()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Same as delete.
dispose()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Same as delete.
dispose()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Same as delete.
dispose()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Same as delete.
disposeBuffer(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
disposeBuffer(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
disposeBuffer(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
disposeBuffer(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
duration()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Get the full length of this movie (in seconds).
duration()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Get the full length of this movie (in seconds).
duration()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Get the full length of the current stream (in seconds).
F
finish()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Finishes recording.
frame()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Return the current frame.
frame()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Return the current frame.
frameRate(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Set how often new frames are to be read from the movie.
frameRate(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Set how often new frames are to be read from the stream.
framerates()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns a list with the framerates supported by the capture device, expressed as a string like: 30/1, 15/2, etc.
G
getDroppedFrames()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Returns the number of frames dropped until now.
getenv(String)
- Method in interface codeanticode.gsvideo.
CLibrary
getFilename()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Returns the text string containing the filename of the video loaded.
getFilename()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Returns the text string containing the filename of the media loaded.
getInstance()
- Static method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSLibraryLoader
getPipeline()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Returns the text string used to build the pipeline.
getProperty(String)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Get a float-value property from the pipeline.
getQueuedFrames()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Returns the number of frames currently in the pre-encoding queue, waiting to be encoded.
getSource()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns the name of the source element used for capture.
getSourceFrameRate()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Get the original framerate of the source video.
getSourceFrameRate()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Get the original framerate of the source video.
getSourceHeight()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Get the height of the source video.
getSourceHeight()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Get the height of the source video.
getSourceWidth()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Get the width of the source video.
getSourceWidth()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Get the width of the source video.
globalGStreamer
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
globalGStreamerPath
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
globalPluginsFolder
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
goToBeginning()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Goes to the first frame of the movie.
goToBeginning()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Goes to the first frame of the stream.
goToBeginning()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Goes to the first frame of the stream.
goToEnd()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Goes to the last frame of the movie.
goToEnd()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Goes to the last frame of the stream.
GSCapture
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
Class for storing and manipulating video frames from an attached capture device such as a camera.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Basic constructor: tries to auto-detect all the capture parameters, with the exception of the resolution.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Constructor that takes resolution and framerate indicated as a single number.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
This constructor allows to specify the camera name.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, int, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
This constructor allows to specify the camera name and the desired framerate.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, int, String, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
This constructor lets to indicate which source element to use (i.e.: v4l2src, osxvideosrc, dshowvideosrc, ksvideosrc, etc).
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, String, String, String[], String[])
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
This constructor accepts an arbitrary list of string properties for the source element.
GSCapture(PApplet, int, int, String, String, String[], String[], String[], int[])
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
This constructor accepts an arbitrary list of string properties for the source element, as well as a list of integer properties.
GSLibraryLoader
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
GSLibraryLoader.DummyLibrary
- Interface in
codeanticode.gsvideo
GSMovie
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This class makes it possible to load movies and to play them back in many ways including looping, pausing, and changing speed.
GSMovie(PApplet, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Creates an instance of GSMovie loading the movie from filename.
GSMovieMaker
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This class makes movies from a running program.
GSMovieMaker(PApplet, int, int, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Constructor that sets the codec to THEORA, MEDIUM quality and 30 fps.
GSMovieMaker(PApplet, int, int, String, int, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Constructor that allows to set codec type and fps.
GSMovieMaker(PApplet, int, int, String, int, int, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Constructor that allows to set codec type, encoding quality and fps.
GSMovieMaker(PApplet, int, int, String, String, String, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Constructor that allows to set the gstreamer encoder and muxer by name.
GSMovieMaker(PApplet, int, int, String, String, String, String[], Object[], int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Constructor that allows to set the gstreamer encoder and muxer by name, as well as the properties.
GSPipeline
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This class allows to create a custom GStreamer pipeline.
GSPipeline(PApplet, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Creates an instance of GSPipeline using the provided pipeline string.
GSPipeline(PApplet, String, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Creates an instance of GSPipeline using the provided pipeline string.
GSPlayer
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This class makes it possible to load and play generic media content through playbin (not only movies, but also audio files, etc).
GSPlayer(PApplet, String)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Creates an instance of GSPlayer loading the media file from filename, assuming that it is a video file.
GSPlayer(PApplet, String, int)
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Creates an instance of GSPlayer loading the media file from filename, and trying to understand it as the indicated type.
GSVideo
- Class in
codeanticode.gsvideo
This class contains some basic functions used by the rest of the classes in this library.
GSVideo()
- Constructor for class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
H
HIGH
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
I
init()
- Static method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
INSTANCE
- Static variable in interface codeanticode.gsvideo.
CLibrary
isLooping()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Returns whether the movie is looping or not.
isLooping()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Returns whether the stream is looping or not.
isLooping()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Returns whether the media is looping or not.
isPaused()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns whether the stream is paused or not.
isPaused()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Returns whether the movie is paused or not.
isPaused()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Returns whether the stream is paused or not.
isPaused()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Returns whether the media is paused or not.
isPlaying()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns whether the stream is playing or not.
isPlaying()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Returns whether the movie is playing or not.
isPlaying()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Returns whether the stream is playing or not.
isPlaying()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Returns whether the media is playing or not.
isRecording()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Returns true or false depending on whether recording is going on right now or not.
J
jump(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Jump to a specific location (in seconds).
jump(int)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Jump to a specific frame.
jump(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Jump to a specific location (in seconds).
jump(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Jump to a specific location (in seconds).
jump(int)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Jump to a specific frame.
L
length()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Get the full length of this movie (in frames).
length()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Get the full length of this movie (in frames).
list()
- Static method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns a list of available capture devices.
list(String)
- Static method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Get a list of all available captures as a String array.
load(String, Class<?>, boolean)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSLibraryLoader
localGStreamerPath
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
localPluginsFolder
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
loop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Begin playing the movie, with repeat.
loop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Begin playing the stream, with repeat.
loop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Begin playing the stream, with repeat.
LOW
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
M
MEDIUM
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
MJPEG
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
MJPEG2K
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
N
noLoop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.

P
passDirectBuffer
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
pause()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Stops the capture pipeline.
pause()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Pause the movie at its current time.
pause()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Pause the stream at its current time.
pause()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Pause the stream at its current time.
play()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Resumes the capture pipeline.
play()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Begin playing the movie, with no repeat.
play()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Begin playing the stream, with no repeat.
play()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Begin playing the stream, with no repeat.
putenv(String)
- Method in interface codeanticode.gsvideo.
CLibrary
R
RAW
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
read()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Reads the current video frame.
read()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Reads the current video frame.
read()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Reads the current video frame.
read()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Reads the current video frame or data buffer.
ready()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns true if the stream is already producing frames.
ready()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Returns true if the stream is already producing frames.
ready()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Returns true if the stream is already producing frames.
ready()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Returns true if the stream is already producing frames.
resolutions()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Returns a list with the resolutions supported by the capture device.
restart()
- Static method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
S
setenv(String, String, int)
- Method in interface codeanticode.gsvideo.
CLibrary
setEventHandlerObject(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Uses a generic object as handler of the movie.
setEventHandlerObject(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Uses a generic object as handler of the movie.
setEventHandlerObject(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Uses a generic object as handler of the pipeline.
setEventHandlerObject(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Uses a generic object as handler of the media file.
setPixelDest(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object, String)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSCapture
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object, String)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object, String)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setPixelDest(Object, String)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Sets the object to use as destination for the frames read from the stream.
setProperty(String, float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Set a float-value property in the pipeline.
setQueueSize(int, int)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Sets the maximum size of the pre-encoding and encoding queues.
speed(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Set a multiplier for how fast/slow the movie should be run.
speed(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Set a multiplier for how fast/slow the movie should be run.
start()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
Starts recording.
stop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Stop the movie, and rewind.
stop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Stop the stream, and rewind.
stop()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Stop the stream, and rewind.
T
THEORA
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
time()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Return the current time in seconds.
time()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Return the current time in seconds.
time()
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Return the current time in seconds.
U
unsetenv(String)
- Method in interface codeanticode.gsvideo.
CLibrary
V
VIDEO
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSVideo
volume(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovie
Change the volume.
volume(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPipeline
Change the volume.
volume(float)
- Method in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSPlayer
Change the volume.
W
WORST
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
X
X264
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
XVID
- Static variable in class codeanticode.gsvideo.
GSMovieMaker
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Xixu Cai (She/Her/Hers)
- code github.com/xca
- email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- phone<PHONE_NUMBER>
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work Experience
2023
2022
2022 - 2023 Lead Software Engineer, Customer Resiliency location_on New York, NY (Remote) Capital One
- Integrated ~3M client data Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) process with Enterprise standard
- Built a tool to help saving AWS Cloud cost by right sizing EC2 instances (save ~5M $) and migrating to serverless (~7M $).
- Led whole department Quarterly Regional Failover (East to West) to ensure system resilience.
- Collaborated with Database team to migrate from RDS to Aurora for cost and performace optimization.
- Established team norms for AWS Security Groups and code vulnerabilities management.
- Improved team Documentation for better developer productivity.
- Achieved AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate certification
2020
2020 - 2022 Lead Software Engineer, Systems Engineering FactSet
- Built and managed a 6 people team for both Frontend and Backend development.
- Mentored junior engineers to become independent contributors and future leaders.
- Architected the personal preference search app and coached junior engineers.
- Worked on a pilot project "Federal Search", which ran data ETL process on AWS and optimized search for all data source.
- 2021 Q4 SpeedSprint award: reduced workflow time from ~4hrs to ~1hr.
2017
2017 Senior Software Engineer, Content Engineering FactSet
- Developed a search and lookup tool for analytics apps which simplified the analytics data ETL process and sped up the search time.
- Upgraded ElasticSearch from V1.9 to V6.5 to improve performance and reduce vulnerabilities.
- Moved search and lookup APIs to a Heroku like platform which improved development cycle by ~5 days in average.
- Created and lead a POC intern project to move the lookup backend API to AWS which started the cloud migration in the whole search and lookup team.
- 2019 Q3 SpeedSprint award: reduced ~85% running time to process and upload analytics data.
2015
2015 Software Engineer, Content Integration Engineering FactSet
- Created a search backend API with millions of records which reduces the search time to ~200 ms with ElasticSearch backend.
- Increased reliability of data indexing by setting up relication and automated restart.
- Cooperated with teams to adopt new data and onboard with our search tool.
- Trained new employees with curated lectures and labs
2014
2014 Software Engineer, Developer Service location_on Norwalk, CT FactSet
- Worked on a deployment tool for dev-op engineers to easily manage the company's code deployment and install cycles.
- Created monitoring tools for the company's host fleet.
- Worked with various teams to coordinate weekly code deployment.
2011
2011 Graduate Research Assistant location_on College Station, TX Texas A&M University
- Space difference between phage genomes with different length: Applied statistical methods to find the relationship of gene space and genome length
- Phage genome annotation gene start checker: Developed software helping biologists identify the wrongly annotated genomic data
2008
2008 Graduate Research Assistant location_on Kansas City, MO Stowers Institute for Medical Research
- Phage Orthologous Groups - Evolutionarily Conserved Orthologous Families in Phages: Adapted the EdgeSearch Algorithm developed by our Lab to construct Phage Orthologous Groups which helps evolutionary study of microbes.
- Large Scale Discovery of Virus Genes from Metagenomics Data: Analyzed >4M Next Generation sequencing data and constructed and compared statistical models of protein families and discovered new protein coding sequences by various sequence discovery methods
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2014
2011
2011 - 2014 Computer Science M.S. location_onCollege Station, TX Texas A&M University
- GPA:
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2011
2008
2008 - 2011 Microbiology M.S. location_onKansas, KS Kansas University Medical Center
- GPA:
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Digit ML
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Current data:
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Proposition (Q is State(D)). Q is isomorphic to State(D).
| [[_]]D : | LGraph(Mix(C,P)) | D | |
| [[_]]Q : | State(LGraph(Mix(C,P))) | Q |
We will now define an identity-on-objects isomorphism between Q and State(D):
By definition, G : XS YS in LGraph(Mix(C,P)) and so define:
which gives us:
By definition, G : X Y in State(LGraph(Mix(C,P))) and so define:
It is routine to show that st and ts are symmetric premonoidal functors, and that they form an isomorphism.


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LTUI is a lua-based cross-platform character terminal UI interface library.
This framework is derived from the requirement of graphical menu configuration in xmake, similar to the menuconf of linux kernel to configure compilation parameters, so based on curses and lua, a complete set of cross- The character terminal ui library of the platform. And the style style basically refers to kconfig-frontends, of course, users can also customize different ui styles.
In addition, LTUI is completely cross-platform, and the terminal terminal on windows is also fully supported. On windows, ltui will use pdcurses to draw windows.
Changelog
In the new version, we mainly added support for mouse events. In addition to curses/ncurses, we also support pdcurses on windows. Here we are very grateful for the contribution of @laelnasan .
In addition, we have added a test case of tests/events.lua
to test various input events.
$ xmake run test events
We can get and display all mouse input events of the user through this test example.
We can override ʻon_event` on a custom view to get all event input, including all mouse input events:
local demo = application()
function demo:init()
application.init(self, "demo")
self:background_set("black")
end
function demo:on_event(e)
if e.type == "btn_code" then
print(e.btn_name, e.x, e.y)
end
application.on_event(self, e)
end
demo:run()
Installation and usage
`console
$ luarocks install ltui
`
If you want to run the built-in test, you need to install lua or luajit program to load and run the ltui source repository test program:
$ lua tests/dialog.lua
$ lua tests/window.lua
$ lua tests/desktop.lua
$ lua tests/inputdialog.lua
$ lua tests/mconfdialog.lua
Or
$ luajit tests/dialog.lua
$ luajit tests/window.lua
$ luajit tests/desktop.lua
$ luajit tests/inputdialog.lua
$ luajit tests/mconfdialog.lua
Source compilation
Usually as long as luarocks is installed, it can be used. If you want to debug locally, you can also run the test directly after the source code is compiled. First, we need to install the cross-platform build tool: xmake
$ xmake
xmake will automatically download lua, ncurses and other related dependencies, then we can directly load related test programs through xmake run
:
$ xmake run test dialog
$ xmake run test window
$ xmake run test desktop
$ xmake run test inputdialog
$ xmake run test mconfdialog
Application
local ltui = require("ltui")
local application = ltui.application
local event = ltui.event
local rect = ltui.rect
local window = ltui.window
local demo = application()
function demo:init()
application.init(self, "demo")
self:background_set("blue")
self:insert(window:new("window.main", rect {1, 1, self:width() - 1, self:height() - 1}, "main window", true))
end
demo:run()
Label
local lab = label:new("title", rect {0, 0, 12, 1}, "hello ltui!"):textattr_set("white")
Button
local btn = button:new("yes", rect {0, 1, 7, 2}, "< Yes >"):textattr_set("white")
Input
function demo:init()
-- ...
local dialog_input = inputdialog:new("dialog.input", rect {0, 0, 50, 8})
dialog_input:text():text_set("please input text:")
dialog_input:button_add("no", "< No >", function (v) dialog_input:quit() end)
dialog_input:button_add("yes", "< Yes >", function (v) dialog_input:quit() end)
self:insert(dialog_input, {centerx = true, centery = true})
end
Widgets
| Views | Dialogs | Other |
|---|---|---|
| view | dialog | event |
| panel | boxdialog | action |
| label | textdialog | canvas |
| button | inputdialog | curses |
| border | mconfdialog | program |
| window | choicedialog | application |
| menubar | point | |
| menuconf | rect | |
| textedit | object | |
| textarea | ||
| statusbar | ||
| choicebox | ||
| desktop |


This is a fun game that was first described in print by John Scarne in 1945. Pig often serves as a simple example for teaching probability concepts from the middle school level upwards. The game also provides exercises for teaching Computer Science in areas ranging from introductory courses to advanced machine learning material.
Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or the player decides to "hold":
The first player to score 100 or more points wins.
For example, the first player, Anne, begins a turn with a roll of 5. Anne could hold and score 5 points, but chooses to roll again. Anne rolls a 2, and could hold with a turn total of 7 points, but chooses to roll again. Anne rolls a 1, and must end her turn without scoring. The next player, Bob, rolls the sequence 4-5-3-5-5, after which he chooses to hold, and adds his turn total of 22 points to his score.


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Today I will be covering an important topic on one of the most important skills you can have in life, asking good quesitons. Asking good questions will further your chances of obtaining a better answer that will also contribute to a better understanding of the concepts. The first step in asking questions is having a title that summarizes the question appropriately. This is important because if the question is appropriate there will be more potential answers to follow. It is also important to have good spelling and punctuation along with introducing the problem before posting any code of what you have so far. It is also important to have relative tags so even more answerers can help you out. Finally it is also important to post responses to feedback.
Throughout my experience in phase 0 I have had to ask a lot of question pertaining to funadamental concepts in which were required for progress. I have had a lot of practice in asking questions and productive ones too. For that reason I have had a pretty good experience with asking questions and recieving productive feed back because I was specific and elaborate on the issue I was having. I made sure every detail would be obvious to the answerer and this is vital for a productive lesson. Although these questions were productive I can always do better by being even more specific and showing the answerers how much I have already done so they don't have to relay useless information and save time.


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Officer who shot suspect in central Las Vegas identified
by Alexis EgelandLas Vegas police have identified Cory McCormick as the officer who shot a suspect Friday.
Also according to police:
McCormick, 31, shot and injured man on the 2900 block of El Cajon Street in central Las Vegas around 10:30 p.m. after officers witnessed a possible narcotics transaction between two men.
While the officers tried to talk to the men, one of the men got into a pickup truck and drove toward McCormick. While McCormick moved out of the truck’s way, he fired multiple rounds and hit the suspect.
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The GradientColor object.
Creates a gradient color object.
Example — Applying a linear gradient color containing evenly distributed color stops:
Example — Applying a radial gradient color containing unevenly distributed color stops:
The gradient object describing the type of gradient and the stops.
The origin point of the gradient.
Example — Move the origin point of the gradient, by moving your mouse over the view below:
The destination point of the gradient.
Example — Move the destination point of the gradient, by moving your mouse over the view below:
The hilite point of the gradient.
Example — Create a circle shaped path at the center of the view, using 40% of the height of the view as its radius and fill it with a radial gradient color:
Checks if the gradient color has the same properties as that of the supplied one.
Transform the gradient color by the specified matrix.
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By Moko Sharma
[ @MokoSan ]
Graduated [ May 2015 ]
Developer @ SIG [ August 2015 ]
Discovered F# [ December 2015 ]
Became an Enemy of Mutable State [ First Null Reference Exception ]
ROP
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Is a..
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Functional,
Robust,
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type Input = ...
type Result<'TSuccess, 'TFailure> =
| Success of 'TSuccess
| Failure of 'TFailure
Goal: To Combine / Compose 1 Input - 2 Output Functions into a Robust Framework
Converts 1 Input - 2 Output Functions into 2 Input - 2 Output Functions
let bind switchFunction input =
match input with
| Success s -> switchFunction s
| Failure f -> Failure f
let (>>=) switchFunction input =
bind switchFunction input
let combineROPFunctions = ropFunction1 >> bind ropFunction2
let combineROPFunctions' input =
input
|> ropFunction1
>>= ropFunction2
Combining Many 1 Input - 2 Output Functions Together into One Function
let switch switchFunction1 switchFunction2 input =
match switchFunction1 input with
| Success s -> switchFunction2 s
| Failure f -> Failure f
let (>=>) switchFunction1 switchFunction2 input =
switch switchFunction1 switchFunction2 input
let combineROPFunctions = switch ropFunction1 ropFunction2
let combineROPFunctions' = ropFunction1 >=> ropFunction2
Case 1: Database Write Functions
let writeToDatabase databaseWrite input =
try
databaseWrite input
Success input
with
| ex -> Failure ex.Message
Case 2: Methods that Are Always Successful
let changeData dataChanger input =
dataChanger input |> Success
Case 3: What Happens in the End?!
let doubleMap successCallback failureCallback result =
match result with
| Success s -> successCallback s
| Failure f -> failureCallback f
Validate Input
Canonicalize Input
Save To Database
Handle Result
Scrape
Compare
Try Alert
scrape >=> compare >=> tryAlert
Scrape - Web Errors
Compare - I/O Errors
Alert - API Errors
No Difference Found
type Errors =
| WebError of string
| IOError of string
| APIError of string
| NoDifferenceFound
type BeerInfo = {ScrapeDateTime : Date; Beers : string list}
Chiron for JSON
Logary for Logging
C# Twilio API
Deploy as an Azure Function
Manayunk Brewery + Others
Distribution of Updates - Machine Learning
Is a ..
Non-Blocking,
Lightweight,
Functional-First,
F# Web Development Library
Request -> Response option
Request -> Async< Response option >
Request
type RequestType = GET | POST | .. type Request = { Route : string; Type : RequestType }
Response
type StatusCode = int type Response = { Content : string; StatusCode : StatusCode }
Context
type Context = { Request : Request; Response : Response }
Option Based Async Context
Context -> Async< Context option >
type WebPart = Context -> Async< Context option >
let combine webPart1 webPart2 context =
async {
let! firstResult = webPart1 context
match firstResult with
| Some f -> return! webPart2 f
| None -> return None
}
let (>=>) combine
let OK content context : WebPart =
let response = { Content : content; StatusCode = 200 }
{ context with Response = response }
|> Some
|> async.Return
Combined:
( OK "All" ) >=> ( OK "Your" ) >=> ( OK "Base" ) ...
let iff condition context =
if condition then
context |> Some |> async.Return
else
None |> async.Return
let GET = iff ( fun context -> context.Request.Type = GET )
let path inputPath =
iff ( fun context -> context.Request.Route = inputPath )
GET >=> path "/somePath" >=> OK "GET"
POST >=> path "/somePath" >=> OK "POST"
Remember..
type RequestType = GET | POST | ..
type Request = { Route : string; Type : RequestType }
let rec choose webParts context : WebPart option = async {
match webParts with
| [] -> return None
| x :: xs ->
let! result = x context
match result with
| Some r -> return! Some r
| None -> choose xs context
}
let app : WebPart = choose [
GET >=> path "/resource1" >=> OK "r1: GET Success"
POST >=> path "/resource1" >=> OK "r1: POST Success"
path "/resource2" >=> choose [
GET >=> OK "r2: GET Success"
POST >=> OK "r2: POST Success"
]
]
startWebServer defaultConfig app
Is a Meditation Timer and Journal SPA
type RestResource< 'TModel > = {
Name : string
GetAll : unit -> seq<'TModel>
GetById : int -> 'TModel option
IsExists : int -> bool
Create : 'TModel -> 'TModel
Update : int -> 'TModel -> 'TModel
Delete : int -> unit
}
Api.Controller.Common
let getWebPartFromRestResource resource : WebPart =
...
let handleResource requestError = function
| Some r -> r |> Jsonize
| None -> requestError
let getResourceById =
resource.GetById >> handleResource ( NOT_FOUND "Resource Not Found" )
GET >=> pathScan resourceIdPath getResourceById
Data Model
type Journal = { Title : string;
DateOfMeditation: DateTime;
Content : string }
Database Connectivity
let connectionString = "..."
type sql =
SqlDataProvider< ConnectionString = connectionString >
let dbContext = sql.GetDataContext()
let dbo = dbContext.Dbo
Selecting Specific Rows
...
let journalDbo = query {
for j in dbo.Journals do
where j.Id = id
select j
headOrDefault
}
Creating New Journals
let newJournalDbo = dbo.Journals.Create()
newJournalDbo.Title <- "Meditation - 06/07/2017"
Deleting Journals
journalDbo.Delete()
Api.Controller.Journal
let journalWebPart = getWebPartFromRestResource {
Name = "journals"
GetAll = getAllJournals
GetById = getJournalById
Create = createNewJournal
Update = updateJournal
UpdateById = updateJournalWithId
Delete = deleteJournal
IsExists = isJournalExists
}
App
let api = choose [ journalWebPart; ]
startWebServer defaultConfig api
Scott Wlaschin's Railway Oriented Programming
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Constructor: Battleship(int size)
Preconditions: NoneDestructor: ~Battleship()
Postconditions: New Battleship created
Return: None
Preconditions: None Postconditions: Battleship destroyedSize fetcher: int getSize()
Return: None
Preconditions: the size must be between 1 and 5bool isDestroyed()
Postconditions: gets the ships size from m_size
Return: returns integer value stored in m_size
Preconditions: The ship is hit. Method called to check for ships total destruction.std::string getShipType()
Postconditions: None
Return: returns true if ship is sunk, false otherwise.
Preconditions: Nonevoid isAttacked()
Postconditions: get the ships type
Return: return shipType
Preconditions: The ship is HitPrivate Member Variables:
Postconditions: update m_status when ship is being attacked
Return: void function does not return but checks the ships status
int m_size: stores length of ship. Valid sizes are 1-5
bool m_orientation: stores orientation of the ship(horizontal or vertical)
std::string shipType: stores the shipType (size as a string)
std::string m_status: stores the status of the ship as it gets hit
Constructor: Board(int shipNums)
Preconditions: NoneDestructor: ~Board()
Postconditions: New Board created
Return: None
Preconditions: None Postconditions: Board destroyed, memory deallocatedvoid printBoard()
Return: None
Preconditions: m_board is initializedint getShipNums()
Postconditions: prints m_board
Return: none
Preconditions: User has chosen the number of ships for the board.void printPlayerViewBoard()
Postconditions: gets number of ships for the board
Return: returns int m_shipNums.
Preconditions: m_playerViewBoard is initializedstd::string getLocation(int row, int col)
Postconditions: prints m_playerViewBoard
Return: none
Preconditions: row and col should be valid positions passed instd::string getHistoryMove(int row, char col)
Postconditions: get string at a location specified on the m_board
Return: returns m_board[row][col]
Preconditions: row and col should be valid positions passed instd::string setLocation(int row, int col, string newChar)
Postconditions: get string at a location specified on m_playerViewBoard
Return: returns m_playerViewBoard[row][col]
Preconditions: row and col should be valid positions passed inint convertCharToInt(char character)
Postconditions: change the string stored at the specified location on m_board
Return: none
Preconditions: Input should be char from A-I.bool isOffArray(int p, int shipStart, int shipEnd)
Postconditions: change a char to an int
Return: an integer thar corresponds to the passed in character.
Preconditions: User inputs the location of the ship.bool isValidSize(string shipType, int shipStart, int shipEnd)
Postconditions: Check if the input location is not on the board
Return: True if the input is not on the board, false otherwise.
Preconditions: User inputs the location of the ship.bool isOccupiedHorizontally(int p, int shipStart, int shipEnd)
Postconditions: Check if the size of the ship is valid.
Return: True if the size is valid, false otherwise.
Preconditions: User inputs the location of the ship.bool isOccupiedVertically(int p, int shipStart, int shipEnd)
Postconditions: Check if any of the specified spots are occupied by anything other than "-".
Return: True upon detection of any location different from "-", false otherwise.
Preconditions: User inputs the location of the ship.bool isValidShip(string shipType, int p, int shipStart, int shipEnd)
Postconditions: Check if any of the specified spots are occupied by anything other than "-".
Return: True upon detection of any location different from "-", false otherwise.
Preconditions: User inputs the location of the ship.bool setShipHorizontally(string shipType, int row, char colStart, char colEnd)
Postconditions: Calls isOffArray and isValidSize.
Return: True if isOffArray returns false and isValidSize returns true.
Preconditions: User inputs the location and orientation of the ship.bool setShipVertically(string shipType, char col, int rowStart, int rowEnd)
Postconditions: Places ship horizontally on the board.
Return: True if the ship was set successfully, false otherwise.
Preconditions: User inputs the location and orientation of the ship.bool setShip(char orientation, string shipType, int rowStart, char colStart, int rowEnd, char colEnd)
Postconditions: Places ship vertically on the board.
Return: True if the ship was set successfully, false otherwise.
Preconditions: Location, orientation, and shipType stored.void updateShip(string shipType)
Postconditions: Calls setShipHorizontally or setShipVertically(h or v).
Return: True if the ship was set successfully, false otherwise.
Preconditions: shipType stored.bool isLost()
Postconditions: Updates status of ship if it got hit.
Return: none.
Preconditions: Game Started.bool Hit(Board* otherPlayerBoard, int row, char col)
Postconditions: checks if remainingShip == 0.
Return: True if remainingShip == 0, false otherwise.
Preconditions: opponent's board and location known.Private Member Variables:
Postconditions: Call updateShip if opponent's ship got hit.
Return: True if the location on otherPlayerBoard is not "-", false otherwise.
int m_shipNums: stores number of ships each player is given. Valid options are 1-5
int remainingShip: stores count of the remainingShips in play
std::string **m_board: 2D array of strings to function as the playBoard
std::string **m_playerViewBoard: 2D array of strings to function as a viewing board for a player
Battleship** ships: array of Battleship pointers to store a dynamic amount of battlehsips
Constructor: Executive()
Preconditions: NoneDestructor: ~Executive()
Postconditions: New executive object created.
Return: None
Preconditions: None Postconditions: Executive object destroyed, memory deallocatedvoid printBoard()
Return: None
Preconditions: m_board is initializedvoid run()
Postconditions: prints m_board
Return: none
Preconditions: Runs program once an object is created.Private Member Variables:
Postconditions: Will prompt the user for input for ship placement and gameplay
Return: nothing.
Player* player1: Pointer to a player object for player1
Player* player2: pointer to a player object for player 2
Constructor: Player(int playerId, int ShipNums)
Preconditions: NoneDestructor: ~Player()
Postconditions: New player created
Return: None
Preconditions: None Postconditions: Player destroyed, memory deallocatedbool setShip(char orientation, string shipType, int rowStart, char colStart, int rowEnd, char colEnd)
Return: None
Preconditions: Orientation, shipType, rowStart, colStart, rowEnd, and colEnd valid.bool Attack(Board* otherPlayerBoard, int row, char col)
Postconditions: sets the ship in place.
Return: none.
Preconditions: none.void printMyCurrentBoard()
Postconditions: Calls printBoard() in board.h.
Return: trus if attack successfully performed on opponent's ship.
Preconditions: nonevoid printMyMovesHistory()
Postconditions: prints the current board
Return: none
Preconditions: nonebool isLost()
Postconditions: prints the moves history.
Return: none
Preconditions: noneint getPlayerID()
Postconditions: check remaining ships counter.
Return: true if remainingShip == 0, false otherwise
Preconditions: none.int getNumsOfRemainingShip()
Postconditions: gets playerId
Return: returns m_playerId.
Preconditions: none.Board* getBoard() const
Postconditions: gets number of remaining ships.
Return: returns int remainingShip
Preconditions: none.Private Member Variables:
Postconditions: none.
Return: returns the player's board
int numofships: stores number of ships this player has. Valid options are 1-5
int m_playerId: stores identifying number of this player
Board* m_Board: pointer to this player's board
std::string historyguess: stores player's guess for an attack vector


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