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QPython: How To Start¶
Now, I will introduce the QPython’s features through it’s interfaces.
1. Dashboard¶
After you installed QPython, start it in the usual way by tapping its icon in the menu. Screenshot on the top of this post shows what you should see when QPython just started.
Start button
By tapping the big button with Python logo in the center of the screen you can
Launch your local script or project
Get script from QR code (funny brand new way to share and distribute your code, you can create QRCode through QPython’s QRCode generator
Now you can install many 3rd libaries ( pure python libraries mainly ) through pip_console.py script.
If you want QPython to run some script of project when you click the start button, you can make it by setting default program in setting activity.
Developer kit dashboard
If you swipe to the left instead of tapping, you will see another (second) main screen of QPython (Pic. 2). As for me, it is much more useful and comfortable for developer.
Tools available here:
- Console — yes, it’s regular Python console, feel free to comunicate with interpreter directly
- Editor — QPython has a nice text editor integrated with the rest, you can write code and run it without leaving the application
- My QPython — here you can find your scripts and projects
- System — maintain libraries and components: install and uninstall them
- Package Index opens the page QPyPI in browser allowing to install packages listed there
- Community leads to QPython.org page. Feel free to join or ask&answer questions in the QPython community.
By long clicking on the console or editor, you have chance to create the shortcut on desktop which allow you enter console or editor directly.
Next, let’s see the console and the editor.
2. Console and editor¶
As I said before, there is an ordinary Python console. Many people usually use it to explore objects’ properties, consult about syntax and test their ideas. You can type your commands directly and Python interpreter will execute them. You can open additional consoles by tapping the plus button (1) and usedrop-down list on the upper left corner to switch between consoles (2). To close the console just tap the close button (3).
Please note, there will be notification in the notification bar unless you explicitly close the console and you always can reach the open console by tapping the notification.
The editor allows you obviously (hello Cap!) enter and modify text. Here you can develop your scripts, save them and execute. The editor supports Python syntax highlighting and shows line numbers (there is no ability to go to the line by number though). (above picture)
When typing, you can easily control indentation level (which is critical for Python code) using two buttons on the toolbar (1). Next buttons on the toolbar are Save and Save As (2), then goes Run (3), Undo, Search, Recent Files and Settings buttons. Also there are two buttons on the top: Open and New (5).
When saving, don’t forget to add .py estension to the file name since the editor don’t do it for you.
3. Programs¶
You can find the scripts or projects in My QPython. My QPython contains the scripts and Projects.
By long clicking on script or project, you have chance to create the shortcut for the script or project. Once you have created the shortcuts on desktop, you can directly run the script or project from desktop.
Scripts Scripts : A single script. The scripts are in the /sdcard/com.hipipal.qpyplus/scripts directory. If you want your script could be found in My QPython, please upload it to this directory.
When you click the script, you can choose the following actions:
- Run : Run the script
- Open : Edit the script with built-in editor
- Rename : Rename the script
- Delete : Delete the script
Projects Projects : A directory which should contain the main.py as the project’s default launch script, and you can put other dependency 3rd libraries or resources in the same directory, if you want your project could be found in My QPython, please upload them into this directory.
When you click on the project, you can choose the following actions:
- Run : run the project
- Open : use it to explore project’s resources
- Rename : Rename the project
- Delete : Delete the project
4. Libraries¶
By installing 3rd libraries, you can extend your qpython’s programming ability quickly. There are some ways to install libraries.
QPypi
You can install some pre-built libraries from QPypi, like numpy etc.
Pip console
You can install most pure python libraries through pip console.
Besides the two ways above, you could copy libraries into the /sdcard/qpython/lib/python2.7/site-packages in your device.
Notice: Some libraries mixed with c/c++ files could not be install through pip console for the android lacks the compiler environment, you could ask help from qpython developer team.
5. Community¶
It will redirect to the QPython.org, including somthe source of this documentation, and there are some qpython user communities’ link, many questions of qpython usage or programming could be asked in the community.


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var topSellingCourses = context.Courses .Where(c => c.IsPublic && c.IsApproved) .OrderByDescending(c => c.Sales) .Take(10);
var topSellingCourses = repository.GetTopSellingCourses(category,count);
A repository should not have Update. With a repository we get it from the collection and change it. A repository should not have semantics of our database. So we shouldn't have Update and Save since it's just a collection of objects in memory.
Maintains a list of objects affected by business transaction and coordinates the writing out of changes(by Martin Folwer)
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When we use DbContext and DbAccess directly in our application our application is tighly coupled to entity framework. If you will have to update entity framework or use it in a different project we will have to modify application code directly. By using a repository our application code will not be affected in any way. Everything will be handled by the repository.
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Not all applications though need these patterns. Maybe sometimes would be an overkill or your application changes or it does never gets published.
Next we will implement this class in Repository class. For each entity we will have a repository.
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Repository(class) |
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Use these functions to interact with documents open in RStudio.
insertText(location = NULL, text = NULL, id = NULL) modifyRange(location = NULL, text = NULL, id = NULL) setDocumentContents(text, id = NULL) setCursorPosition(position, id = NULL) setSelectionRanges(ranges, id = NULL) documentId(allowConsole = TRUE) documentPath(id = NULL) documentSave(id = NULL) documentSaveAll() documentNew( text, type = c("r", "rmarkdown", "sql"), position = document_position(0, 0), execute = FALSE ) documentClose(id = NULL, save = TRUE)
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An object specifying the positions, or ranges, wherein text should be inserted. See Details for more information. |
text |
A character vector, indicating what text should be inserted at
each aforementioned range. This should either be length one (in which case,
this text is applied to each range specified); otherwise, it should be the
same length as the |
id |
The document id. When |
position |
The cursor position, typically created through
|
ranges |
A list of one or more ranges, typically created
through |
allowConsole |
Allow the pseudo-id |
type |
The type of document to be created. |
execute |
Should the code be executed after the document is created? |
save |
Whether to commit unsaved changes to the document before closing it. |
location
should be a (list of) document_position
or
document_range
object(s), or numeric vectors coercable to
such objects.
To operate on the current selection in a document, call insertText()
with only a text argument, e.g.
insertText("# Hello\n") insertText(text = "# Hello\n")
Otherwise, specify a (list of) positions or ranges, as in:
# insert text at the start of the document insertText(c(1, 1), "# Hello\n") # insert text at the end of the document insertText(Inf, "# Hello\n") # comment out the first 5 rows pos <- Map(c, 1:5, 1) insertText(pos, "# ") # uncomment the first 5 rows, undoing the previous action rng <- Map(c, Map(c, 1:5, 1), Map(c, 1:5, 3)) modifyRange(rng, "")
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is a synonym for insertText
, but makes its intent
clearer when working with ranges, as performing text insertion with a range
will replace the text previously existing in that range with new text. For
clarity, prefer using insertText
when working with
document_position
s, and modifyRange
when working with
document_range
s.
documentClose
accepts an ID of an open document rather than a path.
You can retrieve the ID of the active document using the documentId()
function.
Closing is always done non-interactively; that is, no prompts are given to
the user. If the user has made changes to the document but not saved them,
then the save
parameter governs the behavior: when TRUE
,
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The setCursorPosition
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functions were
added with version 0.99.1111 of RStudio.
The documentSave
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functions were added
with version 1.1.287 of RStudio.
The documentId
and documentPath
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version 1.4.843 of RStudio.
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function was introduced in RStudio 1.2.640.
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Take a trip into the past: rare Australian vintage travel posters – in pictures
Early 20th century travel posters capture the era’s aesthetic sensibility. Two designers led the way promoting Australia to the world in the interwar period. James Northfield was best known for his work with the Australian National Travel Association, often spruiking the merits of train travel throughout the continent, appealing to the beauty of the Australian wilderness. Percival Albert Trompf painted thousands of posters for companies including Bryant & May Pty Ltd and Palmolive Co Ltd, as well as the magazine Walkabout. His most popular designs depicted historical events, such as the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Works from both designers will be auctioned at New York’s Swann Auction Galleries this week. Here’s a selection of the Australian offerings – and some international ones
James Northfield
Travel by – Train / Winter in central Australia, circa 1950s.
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Wilson’s Promontory / Take a Kodak, circa 1935.
James Northfield
Wattle Time / Travel by Train, circa 1925.
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Fly to Britain by Clipper / Pan American, 1948.
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A Carnival of Great Events!! / South Australia Centenary of Celebrations, 1936.
Roger Broders
Dunkerque, circa 1930.
Guy Arnoux
Air France / Amérique du Nord, 1946.
James Northfield
Australia / The Blue Mountains, circa 1930s.
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| Class | Description |
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| AnnotationConstants |
Common value constants for annotation attributes.
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| Aggregator |
Indicates that a method is capable of aggregating messages.
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Messaging Annotation to mark a
Bean
method for a MessageChannel to produce a
BridgeHandler and Consumer Endpoint. |
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Messaging Annotation to mark a
Bean
method for a MessageChannel to produce a
BridgeHandler and Consumer Endpoint. |
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method that has a MessagingAnnotation (@code @ServiceActivator, @Router etc.)
that also has this annotation, has an
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Stereotype annotation indicating that a class is capable of serving as a
Message Endpoint.
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A stereotype annotation to provide an Integration Messaging Gateway Proxy
(
<gateway/> ) as an abstraction over the messaging API. |
| Payloads |
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of messages (e.g.
|
| Poller |
Provides the
PollerMetadata options
for the Messaging annotations for polled endpoints. |
| Publisher |
Annotation to indicate that a method, or all public methods if applied at class-level,
should publish Messages.
|
| ReleaseStrategy |
Indicates that a method is capable of asserting if a list of messages or
payload objects is complete.
|
| Role |
Annotate endpoints to assign them to a role.
|
| Router |
Indicates that a method is capable of resolving to a channel or channel name
based on a message, message header(s), or both.
|
| ServiceActivator |
Indicates that a method is capable of handling a message or message payload.
|
| Splitter |
Indicates that a method is capable of splitting a single message or message
payload to produce multiple messages or payloads.
|
| Transformer |
Indicates that a method is capable of transforming a message, message header,
or message payload.
|
| UseSpelInvoker |
Indicates that a POJO handler method (
@ServiceActivator, @Transformer, etc.,
or such methods invoked from XML definitions) should be invoked using SpEL. |


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| Version: | 0.1.13-4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0), ggplot2 |
| Imports: | MASS, Matrix, numDeriv, xtable, latex2exp, grid, reshape2, plyr, mice, magrittr, Rdpack, methods |
| Suggests: | testthat, roxygen2 (≥ 3.1), knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-09-24 |
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| Materials: | README NEWS |
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| CRAN checks: | dynr results |
| Reference manual: | dynr.pdf |
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Binnington makes 40 saves to help Blues beat Flames 5-0
by By Steve OverbeyST. LOUIS - Jordan Binnington stopped 40 shots for his sixth career shutout and Oskar Sundqvist scored twice to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 5-0 win over the Calgary Flames on Thursday night.
Zach Sanford had a goal and three assists, David Perron and Vince Dunn also scored and Robert Thomas added three assists to help the Blues improve to 9-1-2 in their last 12 games.
David Rittich finished with 26 saves for Calgary, which has lost six in a row while being outscored 23-5.
Binnington, who helped the Blues to their first Stanley Cup title last season, got his first shutout this season. His biggest save came late in the second when he halted Johnny Gaudreau on a breakaway.
Sanford converted on a one-timer off a pass from Thomas with just under eight minutes left in the first to get the Blues on the scoreboard. He finished with his first career four-point game.
Sundqvist converted on a breakaway midway through the second period for a 2-0 lead. He added his sixth of the season early in the final period. It was his first two-goal game since scoring twice in a 5-3 win over Vegas on Nov. 1, 2018.
Perron made it 3-0 near the midpoint of the second with his 10th and Dunn capped the scoring near midway through the third.
NOTES: Binnington improved to 11-3-4 and has allowed two goals or fewer in nine of his last 12 starts. ... Calgary has surrendered the first goal in its last eight games, and 17 of 25 overall this season. ... The Blues were decked out in retro sweaters that were worn from 1994-98. It was the first of three appearances with the alternate jerseys this season. ... St. Louis RW Troy Brouwer, who was signed on Wednesday, did not play due to work visa issues.
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Static node attributes.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| cpn_ip | string | Node IP address on the CPN. |
|
| role | string | Role of this entry. |
|
| vendor | string | Entity vendor. |
|
| model | string | Entity model. |
Overall static configuration of the CPN.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| cpn_nodes | CpnConfig.CpnNodesEntry | repeated | Map of all CPN nodes, by node name. |
| ping_interval | int32 | Interval for check pings. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | CpnAttributes |
|
cpn_state API result.
Summary of overall CPN state.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| cpn_nodes | CpnState.CpnNodesEntry | repeated | All the CPN nodes on the network. |
| cpn_state | State.State | Overall CPN state:initializing, healthy, broken, down, damaged |
|
| cpn_state_detail | string | Text description of any problems. |
|
| cpn_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times state has changed. |
|
| cpn_state_last_update | string | Last time the state was updated. |
|
| cpn_state_last_change | string | Last time the state changed value. |
|
| system_state_url | string | Link to top-level system state. |
Static CPN node attributes.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| attributes | CpnAttributes | Static attributes describing the node. |
|
| state | State.State | Current node state:healthy, down, damaged |
|
| ping_results | CpnState.PingResults | Underlying ping results used to determine health. |
|
| state_change_count | int32 | Change count for node state. |
|
| state_last_update | string | Last timestamp of node state update. |
|
| state_last_change | string | Last timestamp of node state change. |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | CpnState.CpnNode |
|
Summary of ping results for this node.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| transmitted | int32 | Number of packets transmitted. |
|
| received | int32 | Number of packets actually received. |
|
| loss_percentage | int32 | Percentage package loss. |
|
| time_ms | int32 | Total time for all pings. |
|
| rtt_ms | CpnState.RttInfo | Detailed timing information. |
Detailed timing information for ping rtt.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| min | float | Minimum time in ms. |
|
| avg | float | Average time in ms. |
|
| max | float | Maximum time in ms. |
|
| mdev | float | Mean time in ms. |
dataplane_state API result.
Summary of overall dataplane state.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switch | DataplaneState.Switch | Deails of all switches in the dataplane. |
|
| stack | DataplaneState.Links | Details of all stack links in the dataplane. |
|
| egress | DataplaneState.Egress | Details of the egress links in the dataplane. |
|
| dataplane_state | State.State | Overall status of the dataplane state. |
|
| dataplane_state_detail | string | Summary detail of the dataplane state. |
|
| dataplane_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times dataplane state ahs changed. |
|
| dataplane_state_last_change | string | The last time dataplane state changed. |
|
| system_state_url | string | Link to top level system state. |
Egress links details
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| egress_state | State.State | Over all egress state |
|
| egress_state_detail | string | Details of egress link which is up |
|
| egress_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times the egress state has changed |
|
| egress_state_last_change | string | The last time egress state changed |
|
| egress_state_last_update | string | The last time information was received about the egress state |
|
| active_root | string | Active root switch of stack |
|
| links | DataplaneState.Egress.LinksEntry | repeated | Map of link status |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | DataplaneState.LinkStatus |
|
Stack link status
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| link_state | State.State | Stack link status, active, up or down |
Dataplane stack links details
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| links | DataplaneState.Links.LinksEntry | repeated | Map of link status |
| links_change_count | int32 | Number of times the state of all switches as a whole has changed |
|
| links_last_change | string | Last time the state of switches was updated |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | DataplaneState.LinkStatus |
|
Dataplane switches details
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switches | DataplaneState.Switch.SwitchesEntry | repeated | Map of switch status |
| switch_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times the state of all switches as a whole has changed |
|
| switch_state_last_change | string | Last time the state of switches was updated |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | DataplaneState.SwitchStatus |
|
Switch status
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switch_state | State.State | Switch status, active or down |
Encapsulation of an event on the Faucet event socket.
Event representing config change
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| timestamp | float | event timestamp |
|
| dp_name | string | datapath name |
|
| restart_type | string | restart type |
|
| dp_id | string | datapath id |
|
| success | bool | success |
|
| config_hash_info | ConfigChange.ConfigHashInfo | config hash |
Config hash info: will be included in the event
in case of faucet configuration changes
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| config_files | string | config files |
|
| hashes | string | config hashes |
|
| error | string | error |
Event representing dp change
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| timestamp | float | event timestamp |
|
| dp_name | string | datapath name |
|
| reason | string | reason |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| version | int32 |
|
|
| time | float |
|
|
| dp_name | string |
|
|
| dp_id | int64 |
|
|
| event_id | int32 |
|
|
| debounced | bool |
|
|
| CONFIG_CHANGE | ConfigChange |
|
|
| DP_CHANGE | DpChange |
|
|
| LAG_CHANGE | LagChange |
|
|
| STACK_STATE | StackState |
|
|
| STACK_TOPO_CHANGE | StackTopoChange |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| timestamp | float |
|
|
| dp_name | string |
|
|
| port_no | int32 |
|
|
| state | int32 |
|
Event representing a stacking link state change.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| timestamp | float | event timestamp |
|
| dp_name | string | dataplane name |
|
| port | int32 | switch port number |
|
| state | State.State | stack link state |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| timestamp | float |
|
|
| stack_root | string |
|
|
| graph | StackTopoChange.StackGraph |
|
|
| dps | StackTopoChange.DpsEntry | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | StackTopoChange.StackDp |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| dp_a | string |
|
|
| port_a | string |
|
|
| dp_z | string |
|
|
| port_z | string |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| root_hop_port | int32 |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| directed | bool |
|
|
| multigraph | bool |
|
|
| graph | StackTopoChange.NetworkGraph |
|
|
| nodes | StackTopoChange.StackNode | repeated |
|
| links | StackTopoChange.StackLink | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| source | string |
|
|
| target | string |
|
|
| port_map | StackTopoChange.LinkPortMap |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| id | string |
|
host_path API result
Host path
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| src_ip | string | IP address of source host |
|
| dst_ip | string | IP address of destination host |
|
| path | PathNode | repeated | Path consists of a list of switches with in and out ports |
| system_state_url | string | link to system overview API |
list_hosts API result
List of hosts
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| eth_srcs | HostList.EthSrcsEntry | repeated | List of hosts indexed by MAC addresses with networking information. |
| eth_dsts | HostList.EthDstsEntry | repeated | List of possible destined hosts indexed by destination MAC addresses. |
| egress_url | string | Link for checking path to egres. |
|
| system_state_url | string | link to system overview API |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | HostList.HostData |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | HostList.HostData |
|
Data for each host
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switch | string | access switch host connected to |
|
| port | int32 | port host connected to |
|
| host_ip | string | host IP |
|
| url | string | link to list_hosts API to list possible destinations or to host_path API to list path |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| vid | int32 |
|
|
| rule_names | string | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| eth_type | int32 |
|
|
| eth_dst | string |
|
|
| ip_proto | int32 |
|
|
| ip_dst | string |
|
|
| src_port | int32 |
|
|
| dst_port | int32 |
|
|
| action | MatchRule.Action |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| named_match_rules | NetworkState.NamedMatchRulesEntry | repeated |
|
| device_mac_behaviors | NetworkState.DeviceMacBehaviorsEntry | repeated |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | DeviceBehavior |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | MatchRule |
|
| Name | Number | Description |
| DENY | 0 | |
| ALLOW | 1 |
cpn_state API result.
Switching path node
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switch | string | switch name |
|
| in | int32 | incoming port |
|
| out | int32 | outgoing port |
process_state API result
Summary of overall process state.
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| processes | ProcessState.ProcessesEntry | repeated | All the targeted processes |
| process_state | State.State | Overall process state: healthy, broken |
|
| process_state_detail | string | Text description of any problems |
|
| process_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times state has changed |
|
| process_state_last_update | string | Last time the state was updated |
|
| process_state_last_change | string | Last time the state was changed |
|
| system_state_url | string | Link to top-level system state |
CPU time consumption
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| user | float | user consumption |
|
| system | float | systime consumption |
|
| iowait | float | iowait consumption |
Memory consumption
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| rss | float | resident set size |
|
| vms | float | virtual set size |
Data for each process
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| state | State.State | Process state |
|
| detail | string | Text description of any problems |
|
| cmd_line | string | Process command line |
|
| create_time | string | Time when the process was created |
|
| create_time_change_count | int32 | Number of times create time has changed |
|
| create_time_last_update | string | Last time the create time was updated |
|
| create_time_last_change | string | Last time the create time was changed |
|
| cpu_times_s | ProcessState.CpuTime | CPU time consumption (in second) |
|
| memory_info_mb | ProcessState.MemoryInfo | Memory consumption (in MB) |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | ProcessState.ProcessData |
|
constants
LACP States
States
Enumeration of LACP states
| Name | Number | Description |
| none | 0 | broken: unable to function because of error (default) |
| active | 3 | active: in function |
| down | 1 | down: not in function |
| up | 5 | up: up but not in function |
Enumeration of states
| Name | Number | Description |
| broken | 0 | broken: unable to function because of error (default) |
| active | 1 | active: in function |
| damaged | 2 | damaged: partially broken |
| down | 3 | down: not in function |
| healthy | 4 | healthy: functioning properly |
| inactive | 5 | inactive: controller not active |
| initializing | 6 | initializing: in intialization after start |
| split | 7 | split: controller master but can not reach peer controller |
| up | 8 | up: up but not in function |
switch_state API result
State of switches
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| switch_state | State.State | Overall status of the switches |
|
| switch_state_detail | string | Summary detail of the switch state |
|
| switch_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times switch state has changed |
|
| switch_state_last_change | string | The last time switch state changed |
|
| system_state_url | string | Link to top level system state |
|
| switches | SwitchState.SwitchesEntry | repeated | Detailed information about individual switches |
| switches_restrict | string | Restriction information about this query |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| path_state | State.State | Path state |
|
| path_state_detail | string | Path state detail |
|
| path | PathNode | repeated | Path |
Information about a port
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| attributes | SwitchState.Port.Attributes | Static port attributes |
|
| port_state | State.State | Port state |
|
| state_last_change | string | Port state last change time |
|
| state_change_count | int32 | Port state change count |
Static port attributes
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| description | string | Port description |
|
| port_type | string | Port type |
|
| stack_peer_switch | string | Peer stacking switch |
|
| stack_peer_port | int32 | Peer stacking port |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| port | int32 | Port number on this switch |
|
| ip_address | string | Learned IP address for this MAC |
|
| timestamp | string | Learning timestamp |
|
| url | string | url for host learning info |
Information about a single switch
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| attributes | SwitchState.SwitchNode.Attributes | Static attributes |
|
| switch_state | State.State | State of this switch |
|
| restart_type_event_count | int32 | Number of times it has been restarted |
|
| restart_type | string | Type of last restart |
|
| restart_type_last_change | string | Last restart change time |
|
| switch_state_change_count | int32 | Number of times switch state has changed |
|
| switch_state_last_change | string | Last change time of switch state |
|
| ports | SwitchState.SwitchNode.PortsEntry | repeated | Information about all switch ports |
| ports_restrict | int32 | Any port restrictions in effect |
|
| root_path | SwitchState.PathState | Path from this switch to root |
|
| access_port_macs | SwitchState.SwitchNode.AccessPortMacsEntry | repeated | All the access port macs on this switch |
| stacking_port_macs | SwitchState.SwitchNode.StackingPortMacsEntry | repeated | All the stacking port macs on this switch |
| egress_port_macs | SwitchState.SwitchNode.EgressPortMacsEntry | repeated | All the egress port macs on this switch |
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | SwitchState.PortInfo |
|
Attributes about this switch
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| dp_id | int64 |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | SwitchState.PortInfo |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | int32 |
|
|
| value | SwitchState.Port |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | SwitchState.PortInfo |
|
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| key | string |
|
|
| value | SwitchState.SwitchNode |
|
system_state API result.
State summary
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| state | State.State | Overall state: Initializing, healthy, broken |
|
| detail | string | Text description of any problems |
|
| change_count | int32 | Number of times state has changed |
|
| last_update | string | Last time the state was updated |
|
| last_change | string | Last time the state was changed |
|
| detail_url | string | Link to top-level system state |
|
| system_state_url | string | Link to top-level system state in long form |
Overal accounting for system controller state
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| site_name | string | Site name (prefix of most components) |
|
| versions | SystemState.Versions | faucet and forch version |
|
| controller_name | string | This controller's name |
|
| peer_controller_url | string | URL redirect to the peer controller |
|
| system_state | State.State | State of this system |
|
| system_state_detail | string | Detail about the system state |
|
| system_state_change_count | int32 | Count of changes for the system state |
|
| system_state_last_change | string | Last change time for the state |
|
| system_state_last_update | string | Last state update time |
|
| summary_sources | SystemState.SummarySources | Summary of the system state components |
Summary collection of system state
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| cpn_state | StateSummary | CPN state summary |
|
| process_state | StateSummary | Process state summary |
|
| dataplane_state | StateSummary | Dataplane state summary |
|
| switch_state | StateSummary | Switch state summary |
|
| list_hosts | StateSummary | Host listing summary |
Versions of components on the controller
| Field | Type | Label | Description |
| faucet | string | faucet version |
|
| forch | string | forch version |
| .proto Type | Notes | C++ Type | Java Type | Python Type |
| double | double | double | float | |
| float | float | float | float | |
| int32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint32 instead. | int32 | int | int |
| int64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Inefficient for encoding negative numbers – if your field is likely to have negative values, use sint64 instead. | int64 | long | int/long |
| uint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint32 | int | int/long |
| uint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sint32 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int32s. | int32 | int | int |
| sint64 | Uses variable-length encoding. Signed int value. These more efficiently encode negative numbers than regular int64s. | int64 | long | int/long |
| fixed32 | Always four bytes. More efficient than uint32 if values are often greater than 2^28. | uint32 | int | int |
| fixed64 | Always eight bytes. More efficient than uint64 if values are often greater than 2^56. | uint64 | long | int/long |
| sfixed32 | Always four bytes. | int32 | int | int |
| sfixed64 | Always eight bytes. | int64 | long | int/long |
| bool | bool | boolean | boolean | |
| string | A string must always contain UTF-8 encoded or 7-bit ASCII text. | string | String | str/unicode |
| bytes | May contain any arbitrary sequence of bytes. | string | ByteString | str |


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In almost all cases, use step_dct instead. The discrete cosine transform has better compaction in general. DCT coefficients are always real, while DFT returns complex numbers, which increases the number of dimensions.
step_fft( recipe, ..., role = "predictor", trained = FALSE, k = 4, dct = TRUE, series = NULL, skip = FALSE, id = recipes::rand_id("tff") )
| recipe | A recipe object. The step will be added to the sequence of operations for this recipe. |
|---|---|
| ... | One or more selector functions to choose which
variables are affected by the step. See |
| role | For model terms created by this step, what analysis role should they be assigned?. By default, the function assumes that the new columns created from the original variables will be used as predictors in a model. |
| trained | A logical to indicate if the quantities for preprocessing have been estimated. |
| k | The number of discrete Fourier transform coefficients |
| skip | A logical. Should the step be skipped when the
recipe is baked by |
| id | A character string that is unique to this step to identify it. |
| coefs | A list of the length and coefficient indices for each time series passed to the step, created once the step has been trained. |
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Genomic alignments and syntenies
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Available alignments
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While both are used to store data there are some key differences between the two.
Arrays
Arrays are ordered list of things. A great time to use an array would be to call and list the months in a year. In that array you would have months= Array.new and then months=[Jan,Feb,March] and so on. This is a list of things. By having an array, you can call on specific answers. For example if you wanted to know what the fifth month of the year was you would just have to call(print) month[4]. That command would grab the 4th element of the array(because remember arrays start at element 0) and you would be able to see what the fifth month of the year was.
Hashes
Hashes are meant to store things with a meaning. The easiest way to describe this is a key (the thing) and it's value(what significance or meaning it has). A great time to use a hash would be if you wanted to store members of a family. You could easily do family = Hash.new family= { 'Mom'=>'Susan', 'Dad'=> 'Jim', 'Dog'=> 'Happy' } This gives the key roles of a family a value of the names of people. So when we call family['Mom'] we should get "Susan". If you just wanted the name of the family members you could set up an array such as family=["Susan","Jim","Happy"]. With the array however, we don't have the specific role in place.


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Uniform-cost search expands the node n with the lowest path cost g(n)
Differences with Breath-first search:
-
The goal test is applied to a node when it is selected for
expansion rather than when it is first generated
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A test is added in case a better path is found to a node
currently on the frontier
Notes
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Step costs are nonnegative, hence path never get shorter as
nodes are added
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Uniform-cost search does not care about the number of steps a
path has, but only about their total cost. Therefore, it will
get stuck in an infinite loop if there is a path with an
infinite sequence of zero-cost actions


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An interface that provides a means for application developers to perform dynamic configuration and error checking of the attributes and nested elements associated with a "launch" task that connot be easily done within the constraints of Ant.
An implementor of this interface can be attached to a "launch" task by setting the following "launch" task attributes in the Launcher's XML file:
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The Storage API provides a key-value store for simple data.
Mobile OS's may periodically clear data set in window.localStorage
, so this API should be used instead of window.localStorage
. This API will fall back to using localStorage
when running as a Progressive Web App.
Note: this API is not meant for high-performance data storage applications. Take a look at using SQLite or a separate data engine if your application will store a lot of items, have high read/write load, or require complex querying.
Storage
works on Strings only. However, storing JSON blobs is easy: just JSON.stringify
the object before calling set
, then JSON.parse
the value returned from get
. See the
example below for more details.
This method can also be used to store non-string values, such as numbers and booleans.
// JSON "set" example
async setObject() {
await Storage.set({
key: 'user',
value: JSON.stringify({
id: 1,
name: 'Max'
})
});
}
// JSON "get" example
async getObject() {
const user = JSON.parse(await Storage.get({ key: 'user' }));
}
async setItem() {
await Storage.set({
key: 'name',
value: 'Max'
});
}
async getItem() {
const value = await Storage.get({ key: 'name' });
console.log('Got item: ', value);
}
async removeItem() {
await Storage.remove({ key: 'name' });
}
async keys() {
const keys = await Storage.keys();
console.log('Got keys: ', keys);
}
async clear() {
await Storage.clear();
}


Certain first-party algorithms (like K-Means, PCA, and LinearLearner) on Amazon SageMaker expect each Amazon Record protobuf message to contain a "features" map with key "values" that encodes the example's features vector.
Converts a byte array to a Protobuf Record.
Converts a byte array to a Protobuf Record.
byte array to convert to Protobuf Record
Protobuf Record from byte array
Encodes a byte array in recordIO.
Encodes a byte array in recordIO.
Byte array to encode in recordIO
RecordIO encoded byte array
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
Converts a recordIO encoded byte array of Protobuf records to an iterator of Protobuf Records
Converts a recordIO encoded byte array of Protobuf records to an iterator of Protobuf Records
recordIO encoded byte array to convert to Protobuf Record
An Iterator over Protobuf Records
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
Converts a Row to a SageMaker Protobuf record for training or inference.
Converts a Row to a SageMaker Protobuf record for training or inference.
a Row with a column of Doubles for labels and a Vector for features
index in the row corresponding to the features column
index in the row corresponding to the label column
a SageMaker Protobuf record representing the Row
Utility functions that convert to and from the Amazon Record protobuf data format and encode Records in recordIO.
https://mxnet.incubator.apache.org/architecture/note_data_loading.html for more information on recordIO
https://aws.amazon.com/sagemaker/latest/dg/cdf-training.html/ for more information on the Amazon Record data format


Noun Phrase Semantic Segmentation¶
Overview¶
Noun-Phrase (NP) is a phrase which has a noun (or pronoun) as its head and zero or more dependent modifiers. Noun-Phrase is the most frequently occurring phrase type and its inner segmentation is critical for understanding the semantics of the Noun-Phrase. The most basic division of the semantic segmentation is to two classes:
- Descriptive Structure - a structure where all dependent modifiers are not changing the semantic meaning of the Head.
- Collocation Structure - a sequence of words or term that co-occur and change the semantic meaning of the Head.
For example:
fresh hot dog
- hot dog is a collocation, and changes the head (dog
) semantic meaning.fresh hot pizza
- fresh and hot are descriptions for the pizza.
Model¶
The NpSemanticSegClassifier
model is the first step in the Semantic Segmentation algorithm - the MLP classifier.
The Semantic Segmentation algorithm takes the dependency relations between the Noun-Phrase words, and the MLP classifier inference as the
input - and build a semantic hierarchy that represents the semantic meaning.
The Semantic Segmentation algorithm eventually create a tree where each tier represent a semantic meaning -> if a sequence of words is a
collocation then a collocation tier is created, else the elements are broken down and each one is mapped
to different tier in the tree.
This model trains MLP classifier and inference from such classifier in order to conclude the correct segmentation for the given NP.
For the examples above the classifier will output 1 (==Collocation) for hot dog
and output 0 (== not collocation)
for hot pizza
.
Files¶
NpSemanticSegClassifier
: is the MLP classifier model.- examples/np_semantic_segmentation/data.py: Prepare string data for both
train.py
andinference.py
using pre-trained word embedding, NLTKCollocations score, Wordnet and wikidata. - examples/np_semantic_segmentation/feature_extraction.py: contains the feature extraction services
- examples/np_semantic_segmentation/train.py: train the MLP classifier.
- examples/np_semantic_segmentation/inference.py: load the trained model and inference the input data by the model.
Dataset¶
The expected dataset is a CSV file with 2 columns. the first column contains the Noun-Phrase string (a Noun-Phrase containing 2 words), and the second column contains the correct label (if the 2 word Noun-Phrase is a collocation - the label is 1, else 0)
If you wish to use an existing dataset for training the model, you can download Tratz 2011 et al. dataset [1] [2] [3] [4] from the following link: Tratz 2011 Dataset. Is also available in here. (The terms and conditions of the data set license apply. Intel does not grant any rights to the data files or database.
After downloading and unzipping the dataset, run
preprocess_tratz2011.py
in order to construct the labeled data and
save it in a CSV file (as expected for the model). The scripts read 2
.tsv files (‘tratz2011_coarse_grained_random/train.tsv’ and
‘tratz2011_coarse_grained_random/val.tsv’) and outputs 2 .csv files
accordingly to the same location.
Quick example:
python examples/np_semantic_segmentation/preprocess_tratz2011.py --data path_to_Tratz_2011_dataset_folder
Pre-processing the data¶
A feature vector is extracted from each Noun-Phrase string using the
command python data.py
- Word2Vec word embedding (300 size vector for each word in the
Noun-Phrase) .
- Pre-trained Google News Word2vec model can download here
- The terms and conditions of the data set license apply. Intel does not grant any rights to the data files or database.
- Cosine distance between 2 words in the Noun-Phrase.
- NLTKCollocations score (PMI score (from Manning and Schutze 5.4) and Chi-square score (Manning and Schutze 5.3.3)).
- A binary features whether the Noun-Phrase has existing entity in Wikidata.
- A binary features whether the Noun-Phrase has existing entity in WordNet.
Quick example:
python data.py --data input_data_path.csv --output prepared_data_path.csv --w2v_path <path_to_w2v>/GoogleNews-vectors-negative300.bin
Running Modalities¶
Training¶
The command python examples/np_semantic_segmentation/train.py
will train the MLP classifier and
evaluate it. After training is done, the model is saved automatically:
Quick example:
python examples/np_semantic_segmentation/train.py \
--data prepared_data_path.csv \
--model_path np_semantic_segmentation_path.h5
Inference¶
In order to run inference you need to have pre-trained
<model_name>.h5
& <model_name>.json
files and data CSV file that was generated by
prepare_data.py
. The result of python inference.py
is a CSV
file, each row contains the model’s inference in respect to the input
data.
Quick example:
python examples/np_semantic_segmentation/inference.py \
--model np_semantic_segmentation_path.h5 \
--data prepared_data_path.csv \
--output inference_data.csv \
--print_stats
References¶
| [1] | Stephen Tratz and Eduard Hovy. 2011. A Fast, Accurate, Non-Projective, Semantically-Enriched Parser. In Proceedings of the 2011 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing. Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. |
| [2] | Dirk Hovy, Stephen Tratz, and Eduard Hovy. 2010. What’s in a Preposition? Dimensions of Sense Disambiguation for an Interesting Word Class. In Proceedings of COLING 2010: Poster Volume. Beijing, China. |
| [3] | Stephen Tratz and Dirk Hovy. 2009. Disambiguation of Preposition Sense using Linguistically Motivated Features. In Proceedings of Human Language Technologies: The 2009 Annual Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, Companion Volume: Student Research Workshop and Doctoral Consortium. Boulder, Colorado. |
| [4] | Stephen Tratz and Eduard Hovy. 2010. A Taxonomy, Dataset, and Classifier for Automatic Noun Compound Interpretation. In Proceedings of the 48th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics. Uppsala, Sweden |


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| native void org.freestick.FreestickDeviceManager.gamepadWasRemoved |
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Use an asynchronous operation to update a SwiftUI Text view from a for-in loop. In this example, the step
variable is updated for each iteration on the main thread. This allows the variable to update the Text view.
import SwiftUI
class Simulation: ObservableObject {
@Published var step = 0
let nsteps = 10
func run() async {
for n in 0..<nsteps {
await MainActor.run {
self.step = n
}
print("Running \(n) / \(nsteps)")
sleep(2)
}
}
}
struct ContentView: View {
@StateObject private var simulation = Simulation()
var body: some View {
VStack {
Text("Running \(simulation.step + 1) / \(simulation.nsteps)")
Button("Run simulation") {
Task {
await simulation.run()
}
}
}
.padding()
.frame(width: 400, height: 300)
}
}
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Receipt Correction Flow
If you would like your users to be able to correct receipt data (especially for purchase validation) after scanning you can achieve this using the Receipt Correction Flow.
Storing Receipt Data Locally
The BlinkReceipt SDK can store receipt data (scan results + images) locally for a certain amount of time so that if a user wants to edit it after the fact, the data will be immediately available.
Indicate how long you want receipt data to be stored with the following property:
[BRScanManager sharedManager].daysToStoreReceiptData = 7;
Retrieving Receipt Data Remotely
If you prefer not to store receipt data locally, we will attempt to fetch receipt data from our servers when you initiate the “Stock Receipt Correction UI” or when you explicitly request the results as described in “Custom Receipt Correction UI” below.
Stock Receipt Correction UI
To begin receipt correction for a given BlinkReceipt ID, use the following to show the initial controller:
[[BRScanManager sharedManager] startReceiptCorrection:@"DCA68D70-A4DD-4FE0-83D6-D4F6AE442777"
fromViewController:self
withCustomFont:nil
withCompletion:^(BRScanResults * _Nullable results, NSError * _Nullable error) {
[self dismissViewControllerAnimated:YES completion:nil];
}];
- You may pass your own
UIFont
instance to help style the receipt correction elements to look more like your own app. Don’t worry about the size of the font you pass; it will be ignored and all the elements will retain their original font sizes, but will use your font name.
The initial controller displays a list of the products and prices that were scanned. The user can touch any product to edit it, or can choose to add a new product that was missed entirely.
When a user edits a product or adds a new product, a modal controller is shown which prompts the user to scan the barcode of the item.
When a barcode is successfully scanned, if you participate in the purchase validation platform, the SDK will make a request to validate the UPC against your list of participating products.
If a matching product is found, the user will have the opportunity to adjust the quantity and price and save the record.
The callback from the method above passes back to you a fully populated BRScanResults
object after the user’s corrections and the attempt to validate these results against promotions. See the section below for new fields to pay attention to specifically.
Custom Receipt Correction UI
You may create your own UI to capture user changes to an existing set of scan results.
The first step is to load the scan results and receipt images for a given Blink Receipt ID as follows:
[[BRScanManager sharedManager] getResultsForReceiptCorrection:@"blink_receipt_id"]
withCompletion:(nonnull void(^)(BRScanResults* _Nullable results,
NSArray<UIImage*> * _Nonnull images))completion {
}
At this point you can display your own UI using these objects to show the user the old results and provide a way for them to modify certain properties (only a limited number of receipt properties and product properties are editable).
You may require a user to scan a product barcode (see section below on subclassing our barcode controller) to add or modify products or you may provide a different interface.
To modify an existing product, call:
- (void)userCorrectedBrand:(NSString*)brand
upc:(NSString*)upc
productName:(NSString*)productName
imageUrl:(NSString*)imageUrl
totalPrice:(float)totalPrice
quantity:(float)quantity;
on the existing BRProduct
object with the new values for this product.
To add a new product call:
- (void)addUserCorrectedProductWithBrand:(NSString*)brand
upc:(NSString*)upc
productName:(NSString*)productName
imageUrl:(NSString*)imgUrl
totalPrice:(float)totalPrice
quantity:(float)quantity;
on the BRScanResults
object you obtained above.
To edit the receipt date call -[BRScanResults userCorrectedDate:]
Once the user has finished modifying the scan results, call -[BRScanManager submitUpdatedResultsForValidation:withCompletion:]
and pass in the BRScanResults
object that has been modified. The callback from this method will contain the BRScanResults
object with an updated BRScanResults.qualifiedPromotions
property reflecting user corrections.
Subclassing Barcode Scanning Controller
The SDK also provides a base class called BRMissedEarningsBaseViewController
with barcode scanning capability that allows the user to scan the UPC from products they’ve purchased. To use this:
Create your own view controller which is a subclass of this class to build your own UI on top of the basic barcode scanning experience.
(optional) Set the
BRMissedEarningsBaseViewController.scanningRegion
property to indicate what portion of the screen should be used for detecting barcodes.Override the
-[BRMissedEarningsBaseViewController didDetectBarcode:]
method to be notified when a barcode is successfully capturedCall the method
-[BRMissedEarningsBaseViewController lookupUPC:withCompletion:]
to make a network call which indicates whether the given UPC participates in your rewards program.
New Product Fields for Corrected Results
BRProduct.userAdded
- indicates that this product was added by the user during the receipt correction flowBRProduct.userModified
- indicates that one or more properties of this product were modified by the user during the receipt correction flow


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Change routes and look into your browser title.
Navigate to any other pages from the side nav.
Browser title should be changed with the respective page header section text.
In this page you should see "Dynamic Browser Title" prefixed with app name.
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- placeMarkers() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.adapter.TrialMarkAdapter
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Place markers on all the stored trial locations.
- Post - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment
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A Post is a class representing a question or reply posted to an experiment's discussion forum.
- Post() - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.Post
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Empty firebase constructor
- Post(String, String, String, String, Date) - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.experiment.Post
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Full assignment constructor
- PostAdapter - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.adapter
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This class adapts a list of posts such that it appears correctly in a recyclerview.
- PostAdapter(Context, String, List<Post>, PostAdapter.OnPostClickListener) - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.adapter.PostAdapter
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Constructs a Post adaptor
- PostAdapter.OnPostClickListener - Interface in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.adapter
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This interface handles callbacks for two cases:
- PostAdapter.ViewHolder - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.model.adapter
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A Viewholder is part of a Recyclerview's API
- POSTS_COLLECTION - Static variable in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.controller.FirebaseController
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- postTest() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.ExperimentInfoViewTest
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- postTest() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.ExperimentListViewTest
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- ProfileActivity - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view
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- ProfileActivity() - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.ProfileActivity
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- ProfileSheetFragment - Class in xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.fragment
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- ProfileSheetFragment(User) - Constructor for class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.view.fragment.ProfileSheetFragment
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- publish() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.controller.ExperimentController
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Publishes an experiment that already exists in Firebase.
- publishNewExperiment() - Method in class xyz.kotlout.kotlout.controller.ExperimentController
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Publishes a new experiment and adds it to firestore.


Intro
To the factory owners who still use fossil fuels, the world we live in has gone to despair. We are experiencing the effect of greenhouse gasses and industrial activities—global warming. Climate change is an enduring issue and still is a current problem because of human activities, and we, as humanity, need to end it. It’s always been an issue since the Industrial Revolution(1760), that’s almost 3 centuries ago (260 years)! Burning fossil fuels, in combination with the destruction of carbon sinks due to deforestation and other activities such as pollution are a problem, but can be solved using methods such as renewable energy. However, some might say that this isn’t the fault of humanity, and it’s natural—the earth’s climate is always changing like this. So, what will happen?
Burning Fossil Fuels
Fossil fuel coal had been used as a fuel since 1,000 B.C., it wasn't until the arrival of the Industrial Revolution from the mid-1700s through the 1800s that coal began to replace biomass as the primary source of energy. In the article “Overview: Weather, Global Warming and Climate Change.” it states, “due to human activities, primarily fossil fuel burning, which increases heat-trapping greenhouse gas levels in Earth’s atmosphere”. This explains the cause of using fossil fuels and their impact on our atmosphere. NASA themselves say this is the effect of factory owners who still use fossil fuels. Would you want the end of our world to end just because of some greedy factory owners who care about profit more than the environment? Some people might say this is a natural thing to happen, and humanity has nothing to do with climate change as stated, “Natural processes can also contribute to climate change, including internal variability (…) and external forces (...)” because it demonstrates the possibilities of other factors causing the climate to change, meaning none of what we are doing is affecting it. However, this assumption is incorrect because as also stated, “Changes observed in Earth’s climate since the early 20th century are primarily driven by human activities, particularly fossil fuel burning, which increases heat-trapping greenhouse gas levels in Earth’s atmosphere, raising Earth’s average surface temperature. These human-produced temperature increases are commonly referred to as global warming”. This refutes false claims because according to the text “Changes observed in Earth’s climate since the early 20th century are primarily driven by human activities, particularly fossil fuel burning” and promote the idea of experiencing the effect of greenhouse gasses and industrial activities—global warming.
The Effects of Deforestation
Pollution.
2,795 Gigatons
According to the site, “Because We > Fossil Fuels” it states, “We can emit 565 more gigatons of carbon dioxide and stay below 2 °C of warming—anything more than that risks catastrophe for life on earth. The only problem? Burning the fossil fuel that corporations now have in their reserves would result in emitting 2,795 gigatons of carbon dioxide—five times the safe amount”. What’re gigatonnes? It’s a billion tons, which is approximately a block of 0.621371 miles (1 kilometer) square.
How can Renewable Energy Help?
In the United States, about 29% of global warming emissions come from our electricity sector. According to “Benefits of Renewable Energy Use.”, “Increasing the supply of renewable energy would allow us to replace carbon-intensive energy sources and significantly reduce US global warming emissions”. This demonstrates a solution to global warming by allowing us and factories that use “carbon-intensive energy sources” to replace renewable energy sources. The UCS membership includes many private citizens in addition to professional scientists. This can cause a change in our environment and become a solution because a UCS analysis says “25 percent by 2025 national renewable electricity standards would lower power plant CO2 emissions 277 million metric tons annually by 2025—the equivalent of the annual output from 70 typical (600 MW) new coal plants”. This shows this indeed is possible and doable as long as people cooperate until climate change is no longer an enduring issue.
So What...
...if the people like factory owners don't listen?
What is the effect of greenhouse gasses and industrial
activities, if we don't do anything about this either?
If we don't fix this enduring issue
that's still is a
current problem because of human activities such as fossil fuels,
deforestation, and pollution.
So, What Will Happen?


Extrusion¶
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class
rhino3dm.
Extrusion
¶ -
Extrusion
()¶ Extrusion constructor
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PathStart
¶ rhino3dm.Point3d: Gets the start point of the path.
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PathEnd
¶ rhino3dm.Point3d: Gets the end point of the path.
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PathTangent
¶ rhino3dm.Vector3d: Gets the up vector of the path.
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MiterPlaneNormalAtStart
¶ rhino3dm.Vector3d: Gets or sets the normal of the miter plane at the start in profile coordinates. In profile coordinates, 0,0,1 always maps to the extrusion axis
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MiterPlaneNormalAtEnd
¶ rhino3dm.Vector3d: Gets or sets the normal of the miter plane at the end in profile coordinates. In profile coordinates, 0,0,1 always maps to the extrusion axis
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IsMiteredAtStart
¶ bool: Returns a value indicating whether a miter plane at start is defined.
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IsMiteredAtEnd
¶ bool: Gets a value indicating whether a miter plane at the end is defined.
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IsSolid
¶ bool: Gets a value indicating whether there is no gap among all surfaces constructing this object.
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IsCappedAtBottom
¶ bool: Gets a value indicating whether the surface that fills the bottom profile is existing.
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IsCappedAtTop
¶ bool: Gets a value indicating whether the surface that fills the top profile is existing.
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CapCount
¶ int: Gets the amount of capping surfaces.
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ProfileCount
¶ int: Gets the amount of profile curves.
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static
Create
(planarCurve, height, cap)¶ Creates an extrusion of a 3d curve (which must be planar) and a height.
Parameters: - planarCurve (rhino3dm.Curve) – Planar curve used as profile
- height (float) – If the height > 0, the bottom of the extrusion will be in plane and the top will be height units above the plane. If the height < 0, the top of the extrusion will be in plane and the bottom will be height units below the plane. The plane used is the one that is returned from the curve’s TryGetPlane function.
- cap (bool) – If the curve is closed and cap is true, then the resulting extrusion is capped.
Returns: If the input is valid, then a new extrusion is returned. Otherwise None is returned
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CreateBoxExtrusion
(box, cap)¶ Gets an extrusion from a box.
Parameters: - box (rhino3dm.Box) – IsValid must be true.
- cap (bool) – If true, the base and the top of the box will be capped. Defaults to true.
Returns: Extrusion on success. None on failure.
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CreateCylinderExtrusion
(cylinder, capBottom, capTop)¶ Gets an extrusion form of a cylinder.
Parameters: - cylinder (Cylinder) – IsFinite must be true.
- capBottom (bool) – If true, the end at cylinder.Height1 will be capped.
- capTop (bool) – If true, the end at cylinder.Height2 will be capped.
Returns: Extrusion on success. None on failure.
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CreatePipeExtrusion
(cylinder, otherRadius, capBottom, capTop)¶ Gets an extrusion form of a pipe.
Parameters: - cylinder (Cylinder) – IsFinite must be true.
- otherRadius (float) – If cylinder.Radius is less than other radius, then the cylinder will be the inside of the pipe.
- capBottom (bool) – If true, the end at cylinder.Height1 will be capped.
- capTop (bool) – If true, the end at cylinder.Height2 will be capped.
Returns: Extrusion on success. None on failure.
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ToBrep
(splitKinkyFaces)¶ Constructs a brep form of the extrusion. The outer profile is always the first face of the brep. If there are inner profiles, additional brep faces are created for each profile. If the outer profile is closed, then end caps are added as the last two faces of the brep.
Parameters: splitKinkyFaces (bool) – If True and the profiles have kinks, then the faces corresponding to those profiles are split so they will be G1. Returns: A brep with a similar shape like this extrusion, or None on error. Return type: rhino3dm.Brep
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SetPathAndUp
()¶ Allows to set the two points at the extremes and the up vector.
Parameters: - a (rhino3dm.Point3d) – The start point.
- b (rhino3dm.Point3d) – The end point.
- up (rhino3dm.Vector3d) – The up vector.
Returns: True if the operation succeeded; otherwise false. Setting up=a-b will make the operation fail.
Return type: bool
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GetProfileTransformation
(s)¶ Gets the transformation that maps the XY profile curve to its 3d location.
Parameters: s (float) – 0.0 = starting profile 1.0 = ending profile. Returns: A Transformation. The transform is Invalid on failure. Return type: Transform
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GetProfilePlane
(s)¶ Gets the 3D plane containing the profile curve at a normalized path parameter.
Parameters: s (float) – 0.0 = starting profile 1.0 = ending profile. Returns: A plane. The plane is Invalid on failure. Return type: rhino3dm.Plane
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GetPathPlane
(s)¶ Gets the 3D plane perpendicular to the path at a normalized path parameter.
Parameters: s (float) – 0.0 = starting profile 1.0 = ending profile. Returns: A plane. The plane is Invalid on failure. Return type: rhino3dm.Plane
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SetOuterProfile
(outerProfile, cap)¶ Sets the outer profile of the extrusion.
Parameters: - outerProfile (rhino3dm.Curve) – curve in the XY plane or a 2D curve.
- cap (bool) – If outerProfile is a closed curve, then cap determines if the extrusion has end caps. If outerProfile is an open curve, cap is ignored.
Returns: True if the profile was set. If the outer profile is closed, then the extrusion may also have inner profiles. If the outer profile is open, the extrusion may not have inner profiles. If the extrusion already has a profile, the set will fail.
Return type: bool
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AddInnerProfile
(innerProfile)¶ Adds an inner profile.
Parameters: innerProfile (rhino3dm.Curve) – Closed curve in the XY plane or a 2d curve. Returns: True if the profile was set. Return type: bool
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Profile3d
(profileIndex, s)¶ Gets a transversal isocurve of the extruded profile.
Parameters: - profileIndex (int) – 0 <= profileIndex < ProfileCount The outer profile has index 0.
- s (float) – 0.0 <= s <= 1.0 A relative parameter controlling which profile is returned. 0 = bottom profile and 1 = top profile.
Returns: The profile.
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Profile3d
(ci) Gets a transversal isocurve of the extruded profile.
Parameters: - profileIndex (int) – 0 <= profileIndex < ProfileCount The outer profile has index 0.
- s (float) – 0.0 <= s <= 1.0 A relative parameter controlling which profile is returned. 0 = bottom profile and 1 = top profile.
Returns: The profile.
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WallEdge
(ci)¶ Gets one of the longitudinal curves along the beam or extrusion.
Parameters: ci (ComponentIndex) – The index of this profile. Returns: The profile. Return type: rhino3dm.Curve
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WallSurface
(ci)¶ Gets one of the longitudinal surfaces of the extrusion.
Parameters: ci (ComponentIndex) – The index specifying which precise item to retrieve. Returns: The surface. Return type: rhino3dm.Surface
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PathLineCurve
()¶ Gets the line-like curve that is the conceptual axis of the extrusion.
Returns: The path as a line curve. Return type: LineCurve
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ProfileIndex
(profileParameter)¶ Gets the index of the profile curve at a domain related to a parameter.
Parameters: profileParameter (float) – Parameter on profile curve. Returns: -1 if profileParameter does not correspond to a point on the profile curve. When the profileParameter corresponds to the end of one profile and the beginning of the next profile, the index of the next profile is returned. Return type: int
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GetMesh
(meshType)¶ Obtains a reference to a specified type of mesh for this extrusion.
Parameters: meshType (MeshType) – The mesh type. Returns: A mesh. Return type: rhino3dm.Mesh
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