MediaTek and Intel partner up to bring 5G to laptops
Intel and MediaTek will work together to bring 5G modems to PCs.
by Sean EndicottSource: Windows Central
What you need to know
- Intel and MediaTek partnered together to bring 5G modems to PCs.
- Dell and HP are "expected to be among the first OEMs" to make laptops powered by Intel and MediaTek 5G technology.
- The first rollout of 5G PCs is expected in early 2021.
MediaTek announced a partnership with Intel that will bring 5G modems to PCs. The first PCs with built-in 5G support are expected in early 2021, according to MediaTek. MediaTek adds that "Dell and HP are expected to be among the first original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to deliver laptops powered by Intel and MediaTek's 5G solution."
MediaTek's work with 5G technology for mobile phones will help the transition to 5G support in PCs. The new 5G modems for PCs are based in part on the Helio M70 5G modem for smartphones.
"5G is poised to unleash a new level of computing and connectivity that will transform the way we interact with the world," according to Intel executive vice president and general manager of the Client Computing Group, Gregory Bryant. He also states that "Intel's partnership with MediaTek brings together industry leaders with deep engineering, system integration, and connectivity expertise to deliver 5G experiences on the next generation of the world's best PCs."
Why the race to deploy 5G networks matters to Microsoft
MediaTek already works on technology that delivers 5G technology to mobile devices, smart devices, and the automotive industry. This new partnership with Intel expands that reach to the PC market.


OCaml Batteries included (or simply "Batteries") is a community-driven effort to standardize on an consistent, documented, and comprehensive development platform for the OCaml programming language.
For the moment, Batteries Included concentrates on:
For more information on the installation of Batteries Included, please read the Installation guide and for an example using it in different build systems, we have the Getting started manual.
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| BatBitSet |
Efficient bit sets.
|
| BatCache |
The data structure for a manual cache with keys
'a and values 'b .
|
| BatDeque |
Functional double-ended queues
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| BatDllist |
A mutable, imperative, circular, doubly linked list library
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| BatDynArray |
Dynamic arrays.
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| BatEnum |
Enumeration over abstract collection of elements.
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| BatFingerTree |
This module implements a generic finger tree datastructure
as described here:
Finger Trees: A Simple General-purpose Data Structure
http://www.soi.city.ac.uk/~ross/papers/FingerTree.pdf
|
| BatGlobal |
Mutable global variable.
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| BatHashcons |
Hash consing of data structures
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| BatHeap |
Functional heaps over ordered types
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| BatIMap |
DIET Maps from integers, packed using ranges
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| BatISet |
DIET : Discrete Interval Encoding Trees
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| BatLazyList |
Lazy lists of elements.
|
| BatMultiPMap |
Polymorphic Multi-Map.
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| BatRefList |
Reference on lists.
|
| BatSeq |
Sequence of elements
|
| BatSplay |
Maps and sets based on splay trees
|
| BatText |
Heavyweight strings ("ropes")
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| BatUChar |
Unicode characters.
|
| BatUref |
Unifiable references using destructive union-find
|
| BatUTF8 |
UTF-8 encoded Unicode strings.
|
| BatVect |
Extensible vectors with constant-time append/prepend.
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| BatBase64 |
Base64 codec.
|
| BatCharParser |
Parsing character strings.
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| BatFile |
File manipulation.
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| BatInterfaces |
Common signatures for data structures.
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| BatIO |
High-order abstract I/O.
|
| BatLog |
Simple logging
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| BatLogger |
Logging Library
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| BatNumber |
A common interface for numbers.
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| BatOptParse |
Modules for GNU
getopt(3) -style command line parsing.
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| BatParserCo |
A simple parser combinator library.
|
| BatResult |
Monadic results of computations that can raise exceptions
|
| BatReturn |
Local exceptions/labels/goto/return.
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| BatBool |
Operations on booleans
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| BatChar |
Operations on characters.
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| BatFloat |
Operations on floating-point numbers.
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| BatInt |
Operations on integers.
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| BatInt32 |
32-bit integers.
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| BatInt64 |
64-bit integers.
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| BatNativeint |
Processor-native integers.
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| BatOption |
Functions for the option type.
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| BatRef |
Operations on references.
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| BatTuple |
Tuples.
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| BatUnit |
Operations on
unit .
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These modules have base library equivalents. When using open Batteries
, BatFoo
will replace Foo
, so that the new functions are easily available without a Bat
prefix on the module name. As well, BatPervasives
is opened into the global namespace. Finally, the previous versions of replaced modules are available in the Legacy
module, i.e. Legacy.Unix
and Legacy.Pervasives
.
| BatArray |
Array operations
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| BatBigarray |
Additional and modified functions for big arrays.
|
| BatBig_int |
Operations on arbitrary-precision integers.
|
| BatBuffer |
Extensible string buffers.
|
| BatComplex |
Additional and modified functions for complex numbers.
|
| BatDigest |
MD5 message digest.
|
| BatFormat |
Pretty printing.
|
| BatGc |
Memory management control and statistics; finalised values.
|
| BatGenlex |
A generic lexical analyzer.
|
| BatHashtbl |
Extra functions over hashtables.
|
| BatLexing |
Simple lexing using ocaml conventions
|
| BatList |
Additional and modified functions for lists.
|
| BatMap |
Association tables over ordered types.
|
| BatMarshal |
Marshaling of data structures.
|
| BatNum |
Operation on arbitrary-precision numbers.
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| BatOo |
Operations on objects
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| BatPervasives |
Additional functions.
|
| BatPrintexc |
Facilities for printing exceptions.
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| BatPrintf |
Formatted output functions (also known as unparsing).
|
| BatQueue |
First-in first-out queues.
|
| BatRandom |
Pseudo-random number generators (PRNG).
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| BatScanf |
Formatted input functions.
|
| BatSet |
Sets over ordered types.
|
| BatStack |
Last-in first-out stacks.
|
| BatStream |
Streams and stream parsers
|
| BatString |
String operations.
|
| BatSys |
System interface.
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| BatUnix |
Low-level interface to the operating system (both Unix and Windows).
|
These modules are available only when compiling with threads. To use
them, do open BatteriesThread
at the top of your code.
| BatConcurrent |
Definition of concurrency primitives.
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| BatMutex |
Locks for mutual exclusion.
|
| BatRMutex |
Reentrant Mutexes
|
These modules are available only inside Batteries.Incubator
. Their
interface is not guaranteed stable, and may be changed at any time,
including with backwards incompatible changes between point releases.
They are included for testing and stabilization until they can be
finalized and moved to batteries proper.
| BatBounded |
Bounded values
|
| BatOrd |
An algebraic datatype for ordering.
|
| BatPathGen |
Filepath handling.
|
| BatSubstring | Substring.t is the type of substrings of a basestring, an efficient
representation of a piece of a string.
|
| BatAvlTree |
Internals of ISet and IMap, usable as generic tree library
|
| BatInnerIO |
Core of the BatIO module.
|
| BatInnerWeaktbl |
Weak hash table library for OCaml, with an interface compatible with
the standard Hashtbl module.
|


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by Allan Moreira de Carvalho
Federal University of ABC
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Web: https://github.com/


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static void
FreeStringArray(
array_t* array
)
- Frees an array of strings.
- Side Effects none
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
Sim_Atom_t *
SimAtomAlloc(
Atm_Atom_t * atom
)
- It allocates a SimAtom and setting its fields.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
SimAtomFree
- Defined in
sim.c
static char *
SimAtomControlVariablesConvertToString(
Sim_Atom_t * simAtom
)
- This routine returns a string of variables controlled by
the atom represented by the simAtom. If the simAtom represents an external
variable, then (a copy) of the variable name is returned.
- Side Effects User should free the returned string after use.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static void
SimAtomDecrementNumAwaitingAtoms(
array_t * successorAtomList,
lsList queue
)
- This function decrements the numAwaitingAtom field in
the array of SimAtoms. If the field reaches zero, then the SimAtom will be
added to the queue. If the simAtom is an agent, it will be added to the
front of the queue. If it is not an agent, then it will be added to
the end of the queue.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simDependency.c
char *
SimAtomDependencyInfoReadName(
SimAtomDependencyInfo_t * simAtmInfo
)
- This returns the name of the module whose atom dependeny
info is stored.
- Side Effects It is an error to call this function with a NULL
dependency info.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simDependency.c
void
SimAtomDependencyInfoUpdate(
Mdl_Module_t * module,
SimAtomDependencyInfo_t * simAtomDependencyInfo
)
- This function updates the current Atom Dependency Info
to reflect the await dependency of atoms in the module. For each external
variables, it creates an "external atom" that controls it.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simDependency.c
Sim_Atom_t *
SimAtomDup(
Sim_Atom_t * simAtom
)
- It duplicates a simAtom. It doesn't duplicate all
the fields because of lack of information. For example, the successorAtom
field is not duplicated, because very likely the successorAtoms will also
be duplicated.
- Side Effects The atom should be freed.
- See Also
SimAtomFree
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimAtomFree(
Sim_Atom_t * simAtom
)
- Frees an SimAtom.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
SimAtomAlloc
- Defined in
sim.c
static int
SimChoiceCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Command for sim_choice
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
void
SimComputeChoice(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- This computes the choice from the partialState and
prevState in the simInfo. The choice is a list of (partial) Enum_States, and
it is then stored in the Choice field of the simInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimDependencyInfoSetIsUserAtom(
SimAtomDependencyInfo_t * simAtomDependencyInfo,
array_t * atomArray,
boolean isUserAtom
)
- This function clears all the isUsrAtom flag in the
atom table of the supplied SimAtomDependencyInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simDependency.c
static int
SimEndCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Command for sim_end
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
static int
SimInfoCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Implements the sim_info command
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
static boolean
SimIsInitialRound(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static boolean
SimIsStartOfRound(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static boolean
SimIsUserTurn(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static void
SimListConcatenate(
lsList list1,
lsList list2
)
- Appends the elements of list2 to the end of list1. The
elements themselves are not copied. If list2 is not needed anymore, then it
should be freed (do not free the content).
- Side Effects list1 is modified.
- Defined in
sim.c
Sim_Info_t*
SimManagerDeleteSimInfo(
char* moduleName
)
- This routine deletes the simInfo of the module from the
simulation manager. It returns a pointer to the simInfo if it is present,
and NIL otherwise.
- Side Effects The user should free the returned pointer after use.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimManagerInit(
)
- This routine initializes the global simulation
manager. One point to note is that the simulation manager is only visible
within the sim package.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
Sim_Info_t*
SimManagerReadSimInfo(
char* moduleName
)
- This routine returns the simInfo of the given module. If
the module has no simInfo, ie. not simulated before, this routine returns
NIL.
- Side Effects Should not free the pointer.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
static int
SimModeCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- required
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
static char *
SimModeOfSimulation(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static boolean
SimModuleIsInfinite(
Mdl_Module_t * module
)
- This routine checks if the module contains any variables
that are of infinite domain, namely variables that are of type int
or nat. If so, return TRUE, else return FALSE. This is a conservative test
since modules that contain these variables may not be infinite.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static array_t *
SimObtainAtomArrayFromAtomNames(
Mdl_Module_t * module,
array_t * nameArray
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
static int
SimPrevStatePrintCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- sim_prev_state_print
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
SimAtomDependencyInfo_t *
SimReadAtomDependencyInfo(
Sim_Manager_t * simManager
)
- optional
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
static int
SimSelectCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Picks the choice during simulation.
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
boolean
SimSimAtomIsExternalVariable(
Sim_Atom_t * simAtom
)
- Checks if the given simAtom is an external
variable. Returns TRUE if so, FALSE otherwise.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoAddToManager(
Sim_Info_t* simInfo
)
- It adds the simInfo to the simulation manager.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
SimManagerDeleteSimInfo
- Defined in
sim.c
Sim_Info_t*
SimSimInfoAlloc(
Mdl_Module_t * module
)
- Allocates and initialize the simInfo for the given
module.
- Side Effects Should free the returned pointer after use.
- See Also
SimSimInfoFree
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoFree(
Sim_Info_t* simInfo
)
- It frees up the simInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
lsList
SimSimInfoReadChoice(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- returns the list of choices.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
int
SimSimInfoReadIndex(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- Returns the index in the simInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
SimSimInfoIndexSet
- Defined in
sim.c
char *
SimSimInfoReadName(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- This returns the name of the module which is simulated
by the simInfo.
- Side Effects Should not free the returned string.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
Enum_State_t *
SimSimInfoReadPartialState(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- Returns the partialState.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
Enum_State_t *
SimSimInfoReadPrevState(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- Returns the prevState from the simInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
array_t *
SimSimInfoReadSimAtomOrder(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- Returns the array of simAtomOrder in the simInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
Enum_VarInfo_t *
SimSimInfoReadVarInfo(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo
)
- returns the varInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetChoice(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
lsList choice
)
- Sets the Choice field in the simInfo. The choice field
is a lsList of Enum_States, which are the possible extension of the current
partial state. Partial state is stored in the partialState field of the
SimInfo.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetIndex(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
int index
)
- Sets the Index field in the simInfo. The index field
indicates which atom to execute next. If the module is empty, the index
field has value -1
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetPartialState(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
Enum_State_t * partialState
)
- The PartialState is a Enum_State that stores the
partialState.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetPrevState(
Sim_Info_t* simInfo,
Enum_State_t* prevState
)
- The PrevState field is a Enum_State that stores the
previous state.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetSimAtomOrder(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
array_t* simAtomOrder
)
- The SimAtomOrder is an array of Sim_Atoms, which are
ordered according to the sequence of execution of the atoms.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
void
SimSimInfoSetVarInfo(
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
Enum_VarInfo_t * varInfo
)
- The varInfo is a Enum_VarInfo which stores the
module infomation needed by the enum package for executing the module.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
boolean
SimSimulationStart(
Mdl_Module_t * module,
array_t * atomArray,
boolean isUserAtom
)
- This function starts the simulation for a given module.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
static int
SimStartCmd(
ClientData clientData,
Tcl_Interp * interp,
int argc,
char** argv
)
- Command for sim_start
- Side Effects required
- Defined in
simMain.c
char *
SimStateUpdateWithChoice(
Enum_StateManager_t * stateManager,
Sim_Info_t * simInfo,
int index which choice?
)
- This routine takes an array of variable pointers, as
well as an array of values (in long), and update the partial states. It then
calls the SimComputeChoice to update the choices available.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
array_t *
SimTopologicalSort(
SimAtomDependencyInfo_t * simAtmInfo
)
- This function employs the non-depth-first-search version
of topological sort. It returns an array of the simAtoms. Any atom that
awaits another atom will come later in the list. Any atom that is not
specified as agent in the formula will come as late as possible, while
respecting the await dependency.
- Side Effects Users should free the array, but not the simAtoms
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simDependency.c
int
Sim_Init(
Tcl_Interp * interp,
Main_Manager_t * manager
)
- This function is needed by tcl/tk to initialize this
package. Initialization includes registering of commands and initialization
of internal data structures used by this package.
- Side Effects SimManagerInit() is called and a "global" data
structure, namely the simulation manager is created.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
simMain.c
void
Sim_SimAtomArrayFree(
array_t * simAtomArray
)
- This routine frees an array of simAtoms. This is
useful to free the array returned by Sim_SimAtomReturnSortedArray.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
Atm_Atom_t*
Sim_SimAtomReadAtom(
Sim_Atom_t* simAtom
)
- This function returns a pointer to the atom that is
represented by this simAtom.
- Side Effects User should not free the returned pointer.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
boolean
Sim_SimAtomReadIsUserAtom(
Sim_Atom_t* simAtom
)
- This function returns true if the simAtom is an user
atom, i.e. atom controlled by the user.
- Side Effects required
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
char*
Sim_SimAtomReadName(
Sim_Atom_t* simAtom
)
- This function returns the name of the simAtom.
- Side Effects User should not free the returned string.
- See Also
optional
- Defined in
sim.c
array_t *
Sim_SimAtomReturnSortedArray(
Mdl_Module_t * module,
array_t * atomArray,
int isUserAtom
)
- Given a module, an array of users atoms (Atm_Atom_t
*), and the type of the atoms (are they userAtoms?), this routine creates
the simAtoms for the module and returns an array of topologically sorted
simAtoms. Note that the non-user atoms will come as late as possible in the
linearization so that the user will have the least knowledge of how the
non-user atom behaves.
- Side Effects The atomDependencyInfo will be updated. The sorted array
will be returned. User should free the array (Sim_SimAtomArrayFree) after
use.
- See Also
Sim_SimAtomArrayFree
- Defined in
sim.c


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testApp()
and it says, “Server did not update any output values within 3 seconds”?The full message is this:
Server did not update any output values within 3 seconds. If this is expected, use wait_=FALSE, values_=FALSE, or increase the value of timeout_.
This happens when setting an input value does not result in an output changing.
Shinytest normally assumes that when you call app$setInput()
, the setting of an input will also result in a changed output, so the test driver process will wait for an output to change before moving on to the next step in a test script. If no outputs change within the timeout period (which defaults to 3 seconds), it prints that message.
If, in your application, you expect that setting a particular input does not immediately result in any output changes, then you should call app$setInput()
with wait_=FALSE, values_=FALSE)
.
On the other hand, if you expect that setting the input should result in an output change, but the time exceeds the timeout, then you can call app$setInput()
with, for example, timeout_=10
.
app$setInput()
. How do I wait for them?In most situations, when an input
value is set, shinytest
will wait for the next value to be sent to the server. (See question above and this section in Testing in depth. However, when dealing with dynamic UI inputs, htmlwidgets, or even selectize inputs, input
values are not set on the first output
change. Use app$waitForValue(NAME, ignore = list(VALUE_1, ...., VALUE_N), iotype = "input")
to wait until a particular input
(or output
) value is available (or has a non-invalid value).
Sometimes it can be useful to alter the behavior of your application when it’s being tested. To detect when it’s being tested, you can use isTRUE(getOption("shiny.testmode"))
, as in:
For some kinds of outputs, it is problematic to record the raw value directly in a JSON snapshot. The output might be very large (e.g., image data or a large table), or it may contain randomly-generated values for which the specific value is unimportant for testing (such as randomly-generated DOM element IDs).
In these situations, you can use an output preprocessor function. This is most commonly done by the author of component used in an application, although it can also be done by an application author. An output preprocessor function is passed an object representing the output value, and it should return a value. If the problem is that the value is large, the preprocessor function can modify the value by hashing it and returning the hash. If the problem is that the value contains some random values, the preprocessor function can replace the random values with fixed ones.
To add an output preprocessor, use shiny::snapshotPreprocessOutput()
to modify an output renderer. For example, see this section of the renderDataTable()
function. It takes the object that would be returned by renderDataTable()
, and modifies it by adding an output preprocessor which removes strings that contain random values.
For some outputs (notably htmlwidgets), the output value is text string containing JSON, and if you want to modify the JSON, you will have to either (1) do text processing on the JSON, or (2) convert the JSON to an R object, modify the R object, and convert the R object back to JSON. The plotly R package uses this method in renderPlotly()
.
The examples above modify the output renderer from inside the output renderer function, and this would have to be done by the author of the component. It is also possible for an application author to modify a renderer with something like the following:
shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( verbatimTextOutput("random") ), server = function(input, output, session) { output$random <- snapshotPreprocessOutput( renderText({ paste("This is a random number:", rnorm(1)) }), function(value) { sub("[0-9.]+$", "<a random number>", value) } ) } )
The output in the JSON snapshot will be:
(This example is just for illustration purposes. Note that for this example, the screenshots will still change each time the test is run, so there are better solutions, like setting the random seed.)
Input values can face the same issues, and they can also be modified with shiny::snapshotPreprocessInput()
.


Because there aren't very many of those, right?
We should be able to:
https://github.com/MongooseDoom/angular-example
If you would like to see the end result,
check the result branch.
Here are some of the attributes we'll be adding to html elements.
ng-app
ng-model
ng-controller
ng-submit
ng-repeat
ng-class
ng-click
ng-app
tells angular what the root element of our application is
We can use ng-model
to bind it to a property.
Make sure you undo your test when you're done!
ng-app="todoApp"
Defines the application module name to load
ng-controller="todoCtrl"
The behavior of content under this element will be managed using the todoCtrl defined in app.js.
Let's create a list of todos!
We can use ng-repeat
to iterate over our todos.
addTodos()
$scope
is the glue between application controller and the view.
removeTodo()
ng-model
on the checkbox to change ng-class
to add the "complete" class filter()
selects a subset of items from an array and returns it as a new array.
HTML5 native app development framework that uses Sass and Angular.js for iOS and Android.
ionicframework.com
Tutorial: https://thinkster.io/ionic-framework-tutorial/
AngularJS is being rewritten in version 2.0 but don't let that stop you from learning it now.


This application is all about procidures followed when preparing cookie.
Here is an application that deals with marketing of luxurious furniture.
This application provide steps necessary for preparing fried fish and ugali.
Am Rosemary Magoma.I had been given this name after the death of my granny in the year 1999 June. Well what I hear people say is that she was a very hardworking woman.
I studied at Savior Kings Academy where I sat for my K.C.P.E. Examination and managed to score 300marks.I joined Raila Educational Centre . I had really put up my mind on becoming a cardiac surgery but unfortunatly I could not since I had only scored a C+.
I had been called to Maasai Mara University to pursue a course in Barchelor of Science in Information Science. I was supposed to join the previous month but things never went so. well I had consulted a certain teacher of mine at high school about the course I was supposed to take in Maasai Mara and he advised me to combine my course with IT. Since i had done computer basics and I had some knowledge,i convinced my mind that I will do IT immediately I finish my university studies .Well my documents got lost and all the money we had saved for joining university.I became so frustrated and asked God many questions.God opened another way.Shofco called me for an IT interview and I passed.That's how I came in Moringa.I really thank God for thos very precious opportunity.


cond(3f) - [M_logic] process input files with embedded if/else/elseif/endif commands (LICENSE:PD)
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subroutine cond(verb,line,ierr)
character(len=*),intent(in) :: verb character(len=*),intent(in) :: line integer,intent(out) :: ierrPublic module variables include
WRITE -- flag whether next input line should be read
verb must be if,elseif,else,endif line calculator expression to reduce to an integer. ierr indicate if an error occurred
Many programs read input files where input lines are conditionally skipped over. It may make sense that the data file itself contains the conditionals (think of pre-processors like cpp(1), shell programs (ie. interpreted languages), and configuration files that are read from multiple programs and from different environments). Instead of having many code-specific ways of specifying which lines will be processed, this module allows you to embed if/else/elseif/endif directives in the input files.
If you pass the conditional lines to cond(3f) it sets the logical variable "WRITE" to indicate when non-conditional lines (blocks of lines between those logical conditions) should be skipped.
if ierr=0, no obvious error occurred. if ierr not equal=0, suggest stopping the calling program from processing input
The variable NEST_LEVEL should be zero at the end, or a nesting error occurred.
The example program uses cond(3f) and the calculator module to let you have input files that the program or the input file (via the #define command) can set values for. Note that expressions on the #if and #elseif input lines are truncated to whole numbers. You need to see the calculator documentation to see all the expressions available (date and time functions, most FORTRAN 77 intrinsic functions, ...)
Here is an example program that will read in a file and write just lines from the file to output that are in true blocks...
program demo_cond use M_framework__journal, only : journal ! for logging messages use M_strings, only : lower, delim,v2s ! convert character case; split string use M_logic, only : cond use M_logic, only : write ! flag whether current data lines should be written use M_logic, only : nest_level ! nesting level for #IF/#ELSEIF/#ELSE/#ENDIF use M_calculator, only : rnum0 implicit none character(len=1) :: prefix ! directive prefix character character(len=1024) :: line ! input line integer,parameter :: max_words=2 ! maximum number of words allowed on line character(len=1024) :: array(max_words) ! working copy of input line ! location where words start and end integer :: ibegin(max_words), iterm(max_words) integer :: icount, ierr_logic, ilen, ios real :: value !---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREFIX=# ! for the example, assume direct lines use a # prefix write(*,*)find conditional lines #if #else #elseif #endif #define !---------------------------------------------------------------------------- READLINE: do ! read loop to read input file read(*,(a),iostat=ios) line if(ios /= 0)then if (nest_level /= 0) then ! check to make sure all if blocks are closed call journal(sc,& &*logic* error - #IF BLOCK NOT CLOSED WHEN READING FILE FINISHED.) endif stop endif ! although delim(3f) can do more ! just parsing the first word out and finding where second word starts ! make sure array is initialized for when ! icount(number of words on line) is zero array= call delim(lower(line),array,max_words,icount,ibegin,iterm,ilen, ) select case(array(1)) ! find conditional lines case(#if,#else,#elseif,#endif) ! process conditional directive call cond(trim(array(1)(2:)),line(iterm(1)+1:),ierr_logic) case(#define) ! evaluate expression value=rnum0(line(iterm(1)+1:)) case default ! find input lines you want to use, skip others if (write) then ! for example, if last conditional was true then write line write(*,(a)) trim(line) ! write data line endif end select enddo READLINE end program demo_condHere is an input file for the test program
>#define A=10 >#define B=1234.0 >#define C=sin(30) >DEFINED SOME VALUES AND READY TO START >#if eq(A,20) > SHOULD NOT BE OUTPUT >#elseif eq(A,10) > CORRECT BRANCH WRITE THIS > #if gt(B,A) > CORRECT AGAIN > #else > SHOULD NOT BE IN OUTPUT EITHER > #endif >#else > SHOULD NOT BE OUTPUT ONCE AGAIN >#endif >GOT TO ENDThe output should be
>DEFINED SOME VALUES AND READY TO START > CORRECT BRANCH WRITE THIS > CORRECT AGAIN >GOT TO END
John S. Urban
Public Domain
| Nemo Release 3.1 | cond (3) | July 22, 2023 |


You can reach me at my email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I'd rather not put any other personal information here.


/**
* @file Manages all the background execution of the extension
* @author Aditya Jain
*/
/** @module background */
/**
*the background script listener of the extension
*listens to messages sent by the content scripts and the also the message from popup.js
* it sends only one request and that is in the case of gitClone to the content scripts
*/
chrome.runtime.onMessage.addListener(
function(request, sender, sendResponse) {
//console.log(request);
console.log("in");
//the below request is received when the server is started
if(request.method=="showServerNotification"){
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Ready for navigation",
message:"Server started",
iconUrl:"./iconNotification.png",
};
//method to create a notification
chrome.notifications.create(options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
// called when the result of the query is in different file
else if(request.method=="openNewTab"){
//method to create a new tab (can only be called from background scripts)
chrome.tabs.create({url:request.newLocation});
}
//when the popup button is pressed on an invalid page
else if(request.method=="notValidClonePage"){
var message;
if(request.url=="undefined"){
message="Open a gitHub repo page";
}else{
message="First try going to "+request.url+" by clicking here";
}
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Invalid Page",
message:message,
iconUrl:"./infoIcon.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(request.url,options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//when the cloning request is sent to the local server
else if(request.method=="sentForCloning"){
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Cloning Started",
message:"Started cloning '"+request.repo+"' repo",
iconUrl:"./infoIcon.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//when cloning is done successfully , the same message is received from local server
else if(request.method=="gitCloneResponse"){
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Cloning Done",
message:request.type+" repo",
iconUrl:"./iconNotification.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//if repo is not in serverWorking but message is received when first time loading the page so
//not showing the notification (show only when queried about it)
else if(request.method=="repoNotInServerWorking"){
console.log("add the clone option");
}
//now showing notification when the repo is not present and a query is made
else if(request.method=="repoNotInServerWorkingQuery"){
var message;
if(request.url=="undefined"){
message="Open a gitHub repo page";
}else{
message="First try going to "+request.url+" by clicking here";
}
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Get this repo for navigation",
message:message,
iconUrl:"./infoIcon.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(request.url,options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//when the repo is present in the working directory but not in the serverRepos and a query is Made
//so tell the user to reload to enable navigation
else if(request.method=="reloadToStart"){
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Reload",
message:"Reload page to start server",
iconUrl:"./infoIcon.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//sent if local server is not active from the sendToServer function
else if(request.method=="serverNotRunning"){
var options ={
type:"basic",
title:"Server Not Started",
message:"Start the server first",
iconUrl:"./errorIcon.png",
};
chrome.notifications.create(options,function(){console.log("this is callback")});
}
//request is received from popup.js when button is clicked for gitClone
//so send the content script of that tab the request to further proceed
else if(request.method=="gitCloneRequestFromPopup"){
chrome.tabs.query({active:true,windowType:"normal", currentWindow: true},function(tab){
console.log(tab[0].id);
chrome.tabs.sendMessage(tab[0].id,{method:"gitClone",type:request.type});
});
}
});
/**
*Made for the listening the click on the notification in case of suggested gitClone page
*/
chrome.notifications.onClicked.addListener(function(notificationId){
if(notificationId!="undefined"){
chrome.tabs.create({url: notificationId});
}
})


:: com :: sun :: star :: awt ::
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| constants group FocusChangeReason |
- Description
- A combination of these values can be used to specify the reason
for a focus change.
|
| Constants |
| TAB |
Focus changed because TAB was pressed.
|
| CURSOR |
Focus changed because KeyLeft/Right/Up/Down was pressed.
|
| MNEMONIC |
Focus changed because mnemonic key was pressed.
|
| FORWARD |
Changed Focus to the next control.
|
| BACKWARD |
Changed Focus to the previous control.
|
| AROUND |
Changed Focus forward from last to first or backward from first to
last.
|
| UNIQUEMNEMONIC |
Focus changed because mnemonic key was pressed and this mnemonic is
unique.
|
| Constants' Details |
TAB
const long TAB = 1;
- Description
- Focus changed because TAB was pressed.
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CURSOR
const long CURSOR = 2;
- Description
- Focus changed because KeyLeft/Right/Up/Down was pressed.
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MNEMONIC
const long MNEMONIC = 4;
- Description
- Focus changed because mnemonic key was pressed.
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FORWARD
const long FORWARD = 16;
- Description
- Changed Focus to the next control.
|
|
BACKWARD
const long BACKWARD = 32;
- Description
- Changed Focus to the previous control.
|
|
AROUND
const long AROUND = 64;
- Description
- Changed Focus forward from last to first or backward from first to
last.
|
|
UNIQUEMNEMONIC
const long UNIQUEMNEMONIC = 256;
- Description
- Focus changed because mnemonic key was pressed and this mnemonic is
unique.
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This project is meant to enhance our use of the Bootstrap Template.
Bootstrap About Page


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.thirdpartydeveloperfrontend.domain.models.views.BackButtonWithJavaScript @import views.html.include.DevMain @import uk.gov.hmrc.thirdpartydeveloperfrontend.domain.models.developers.DeveloperSession @import uk.gov.hmrc.apiplatform.modules.mfa.controllers.profile.routes @import uk.gov.hmrc.apiplatform.modules.mfa.models.MfaId @import uk.gov.hmrc.apiplatform.modules.mfa.models.MfaAction @this(devMain: DevMain) @(secret: String, qrImg: String, mfaId: MfaId)(implicit request: play.api.mvc.Request[Any], loggedIn: DeveloperSession, appConfig: ApplicationConfig, messages: Messages) @devMain( title = "Set up your device", userFullName = loggedIn.loggedInName, back = BackButtonWithJavaScript, isRegistering = true, developerSession = Some(loggedIn) ) {
@secret


code package¶
Submodules¶
code.PoissonProcessClasses module¶
This module contains classes for simulation and estimation of non-homogeneous Poisson processes.
-
class
code.PoissonProcessClasses.
PPModel
(covariates, coef=None, dt=1, f='exp')[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class PPModel provides methods to sample and estimate parameters in nonhomogenous-time Poisson processes.
- covariates : 2D array
- the array of covariates
- dt : float
- the time discretization
- coef : 1D array
- parameters: not needed to initialize the object
- f : str or callable
- nonlinear function of the covariates
-
fit
(y, start_coef=None, method='L-BFGS-B', maxiter=15000, disp=True, maxfev=10000)[source]¶ Computes an estimate for the unknown coefficients based on response y.
y : a 1D array of outputs dt : the spacing between the observations start_coef : initial guess (if not given set to zeros) method : minimization method
Should be one of ‘Nelder-Mead’ ‘Powell’ ‘CG’ ‘BFGS’ ‘Newton-CG’ ‘Anneal (deprecated as of scipy version 0.14.0)’ ‘L-BFGS-B’ ‘TNC’ ‘COBYLA’ ‘SLSQP’ ‘dogleg’ ‘trust-ncg’ custom - a callable object (added in version 0.14.0)- maxiter : int
- the maximum number of iterations
- disp : Boolean
- if True display minimization results
res: OptimizeResult object res.x : estimate for the coefficient res.success : Boolean res.fun : function value
-
gradNegLogL
(coef, y)[source]¶ Calculate the gradient of the negative log-likelihood.
coef : parameters y : response
g : the gradient
-
hessNegLogL
(coef, y)[source]¶ Calculate the Hessian of the negative log-likelihood.
coef : parameters y : response
H : the Hessian
-
negLogL
(coef, y)[source]¶ Calculate the negative log-likelohood.
coef : parameters y : response
l : the negative log-likelihood
-
sampleAcceptRejectPP
(coef)[source]¶ Samples from a nonhomogenous Poisson process by first sampling interarrival times from a homogeneous Poisson process with rate lambda_max = max(intensity), and then accepting the observations with probability intensity/lambda_max
-
sampleEvents
(coef)[source]¶ Generates a sequence of events based on a Poisson process with a time-dependent intensity. The procedure generates an event in the i’th bin with probability intensity(i)*dt, and events in distinct bins are independent (Bernoulli trials).
intensity : an array of dt: float
the spacing between two evaluations of the intensityan array (same length as intensity) = 1 - event occurs = 0 - event does not occur
-
class
code.PoissonProcessClasses.
testPoissonProcessClasses
(methodName='runTest')[source]¶ Bases:
unittest.case.TestCase
-
test_estimation
()[source]¶ This test tests the estimation performance when N is large and d is small.
-
test_passing_nonlinearity
()[source]¶ This function tests the passing a user-defined inverse-link function. Passing a user defined exponential function should coincide with the default exponential function.
-
test_prediction
()[source]¶ This function is testing the prediction when l = exp(theta). In this case each observation comes from a Poisson distribution with a rate theta_i so the estimate for theta will rely on whether there was an event in the bin or not, which results in a good prediction (though not so good estimation)
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods module¶
PoissonProcessMethods module contains functions for simulating and estimating nonhomogenous Poisson processes.
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
poissonRegression
(X, y, theta_0, dt=1, f='exp', method='L-BFGS-B')[source]¶ poissonRegression computes an estimate for the coefficients theta
X : a 2D array of covariates y : a 1D array of outputs dt : the spacing between the observations theta_0 : initial guess f : str or callable
The inverse link function: default is exp, but one can pass any function. ! Some functions may break the convergence of the algorithm.theta_MLE : array
>>> theta = np.random.normal(size = (2,)) >>> X = 0.1*np.random.normal(size = (2,1000)) >>> l = np.exp(np.dot(X.T,theta)) >>> Y = sampleEvents(l,0.01) >>> theta_MLE = poissonRegression(X,Y,dt,np.zeros(theta.shape))
- provide a model structure to change
- index of columns to use (factors)
- the pdf (assuming independence of bins: use transition density otherwise)
- information about dt
- provide statistics for the fit of the regression?
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
sampleEvents
(intensity, dt)[source]¶ Generates a sequence of events based on a Poisson process with a time-dependent intensity.
intensity : an array of dt: float
the spacing between two evaluations of the intensityan array (same length as intensity) = 1 - event occurs = 0 - event does not occur
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
sampleHomogeneousPP
(l, N)[source]¶ This function samples from a homogenous Poisson process.
l : float
the rate of the Poisson process- N : int
- the number of observations from the process
- eventTimes : array of shape (N,)
- the time at which the events occur
There could be multiple observations occurring at the same time.
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
sampleInhomogeneousPP
(intensity, dt, I)[source]¶ Samples time events on an interval [0,N) according to an inhomogeneous Poisson process with conditional intensity lambda
intensity : array I : time interval [0,N]
-
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
samplePiecewiseConstantPP
(intensity, dt)[source]¶ Samples observations from a Poisson process with a piecewise-constant intensity.
- intensity : 1D array
- the intensity evaluated at each bin
- dt : float
- the length of the bin
- y : 1D array (same shape as intensity)
- the number of events in each bin
-
class
code.PoissonProcessMethods.
testPoissonProcessMethods
(methodName='runTest')[source]¶ Bases:
unittest.case.TestCase
-
test_passing_nonlinearity
()[source]¶ This function tests the passing a user-defined inverse-link function. Passing a user defined exponential function should coincide with the default exponential function.
-
test_prediction
()[source]¶ This function is testing the prediction when l = exp(theta). In this case each observation comes from a Poisson distribution with a rate theta_i so the estimate for theta will rely on whether there was an event in the bin or not, which results in a good prediction (though not so good estimation)
-
code.auxiliary_functions module¶
This module contains some auxiliary functions for processing the signals.
-
code.auxiliary_functions.
STA
(X, y, n)[source]¶ STA computes the spike triggered average for given spike train and stimulus.
X : stimulus (d x T array) y : spike count (1 x T array) n : the window size for the averagesta : the spike-triggered average (d x n)- Notes:
here I assume I deal with numpy arrays I can modify to deal with data frames and time indeces Incorporate whitening. remove for loop process different inputs,outputs include covariance output
#TODO test function
Note: not currently used
-
code.auxiliary_functions.
extractPCABasis
(*args)[source]¶ B = extractPCABasis(X,n)
extractPCAbasis extracts a basis of fixed dimension for data X
if n is not provided, the dimension of the basis extracted automatically
#TODO test function
Note: not currently used
-
code.auxiliary_functions.
sameconv
(a, b)[source]¶ filtered_a = sameconv(a,b) sameconv causally filters a with b
a : array b : array (1D or 2D)
If b is a two-dimensional array, it filters a with each column of b- filtered_a : array
- same shape as a
Check if there is built-in function. Check if I should use rfft.
Check if np.convolve(‘same’) can be used: length is max(M, N).
-
code.auxiliary_functions.
spikeconv
(tsp, H, domain)[source]¶ This function performs convolution of the spike train with the filter H
- tsp : 1D array
- the spike_train
- H : 2D array
- the filter basis
domain : array of length 2
- hcurrent : array shape (domain[1]-domain[0]+1, H.shape[1])
- the convolved spike train
code.filters module¶
This module contains functions which generate cosine bump basis vectors for the stimulus and post-spike filters.
Function list: createRaisedCosineBasis createStimulusBasis createPostSpikeBasis
-
code.filters.
createPostSpikeBasis
(pars, dt)[source]¶ Generates a basis for a post-spike filter.
pars : a dictionary of basis parameters pars[‘n’] :
number of vectors which are raised cosines- pars[‘hpeaks’] :
- peak position for first and last vector
- pars[‘b’] :
- offset for linear scaling
- pars[‘absref’] :
- absolute refractory period (optional)
dt : discretization step of the time domain
hbasis : basis hbasis_orth : normalized basis t_domain : the time domain
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code.filters.
createRaisedCosineBasis
(n, peaks, b, dt)[source]¶ Generates a basis of raised cosine bump functions.
- n : int
- the number of basis functions
- peaks : 1D array of length 2
- the range within which the peaks occur
- b : float
- offset
- dt : float
- discretization step of the time domain
- basis : array of shape
- basis of cosine bump functions
- t_domain :
- the time domain
-
code.filters.
createStimulusBasis
(pars, nkt=None)[source]¶ Generates a basis for a stimulus filter.
pars : dictionary of basis parameters pars[‘neye’] : number of identity basis vectors in front pars[‘n’] : number of vectors which are raised cosines pars[‘kpeaks’] : peak position for first and last vector pars[‘b’] : offset for linear scaling pars[‘nkt’] : number of time samples in basis (optional?)
kbasis : basis kbasis_orth : normalized basis t_domain : time domain


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c2k28-Jul-18 01:38 PM
sry 15
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:38 PM
it wot combine utxo's
you can only trade the size of the alrgest one... and if there was a "swap never started" it till lock the UTXO until you restart or some X time elapses
c2k28-Jul-18 01:39 PM
ok i will restart and try again
still get same message
you said i can only trade the size of the largest utxo?
weird thing is im getting these messages when i use manual offer. but if i use offer bot i dont get that popup. frustrating
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:50 PM
offerbot will itterate UTXO's and use the largest one.
say your balance is 200 but the largest UTXO is 80 KMD, you cannot use 90 KMD as an offer
c2k28-Jul-18 01:52 PM
my largest utxo is 30 and im trying to sell 100
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:52 PM
you can't do that...
unless you combine them together first
provided the bob has a UTXO big enough to facilitate that trade.
c2k28-Jul-18 01:53 PM
ok. all way over my head really
been using bdex for months
but never easy for me
is hyperdex the same when it comes to managing utxo's?
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:54 PM
its never easy lol... HyperDEX is heaps easier(edited)
it will just use the largest UTXO, so you try sell 100 and have 30 UTXO it will just sell 30.
c2k28-Jul-18 01:55 PM
gotcha
but on hdex i dont have to worry about utxo?
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:55 PM
not exactly.... It still uses them the same way behind the scenes.
but it wont throw errors at you talking about it
as long as you have at least 2 of them it usually works
c2k28-Jul-18 01:56 PM
and i can use my bdex keys so my balance shows in there?
blackjok3r28-Jul-18 01:56 PM
yes they use the same keys
c2k28-Jul-18 01:57 PM
ok great
latest version of hdex v0.1.0?
i had that page open on github but never downloaded
Yeah I will recommend Hyperdex also easier for users
GatewayBOT28-Jul-18 02:50 PM
[matrix] <geforce209ad:matrix.org> Apparently anti-virus reports barterdex and sometimes agama as malware
[matrix] <geforce209ad:matrix.org> had a few tickets regarding this
Hermes28-Jul-18 03:01 PM
One of the reasons for this is because there are some binaries from OSX and Linux on the Windows version of the app. This will be removed in future versions.
tolken28-Jul-18 06:07 PM
@cipi the issue turned out to be a couple things at least. The Client_OSX as it comes from github seems incorrect, adding a redundant path. Secondly before bdex would see komodod where Agama installed it, BarterDex this doesn’t seem to work. To get it to work, I find komodod installed by Agama and explicit path to the config and it worked running outside Agama. Yes I had marketmaker running.(edited)
kimmel (Pungo.io)28-Jul-18 10:17 PM
I'm playing with komodo and assetchains a bit, have a couple of servers set up & get to create a test chain, but once there komodo-cli give error "couldn't connect to server (code -1)
ideas?
ok right self response, needed to specify ac_name
btw PTYX docs in atlassian are more accurate than readthedocs documentation
Hermes28-Jul-18 10:31 PM
Noted we will review this exactly which part is that you see that needs to be clarified ?
kimmel (Pungo.io)28-Jul-18 10:37 PM
the part wich didnt mentions ac_name needs to be especified after creation of assetchain, when doing the getinfo or getwalletinfo with komodo-cli
kimmel (Pungo.io)28-Jul-18 10:59 PM
ups sorry my fault yes, its there, just checked hehe
Biomech29-Jul-18 03:11 PM
Mornin' y'all. Not sure this is the right channel, but here goes.
Over at EQL, we had a problem due to me being less dilligent than I should have been on updates, resulted in a fork. That part's fixed @siu - Chainmakers and his crew built our servers for us, and I failed to ask some of the important questions.
How do I restart the electrumx server? The wallet is now up to date and properly synched, but I can's seem to get electrumx to start.
siu - Chainmakers29-Jul-18 03:16 PM
Yo need to delete everything inside electrumdb_EQL resync the chain and then start electrum service again
siu - Chainmakers29-Jul-18 03:48 PM
Ok, good that you fixed it
c2k29-Jul-18 10:41 PM
on the hyperdex github download page but not sure which one to download...would it be .exe?
im running windows 7
Jonathan29-Jul-18 10:43 PM
Yeah @c2k
c2k29-Jul-18 10:43 PM
ok ty
1
@Jonathan and if i want to use my BDEX keys im guessing i select "restore portfolio"?
Jonathan29-Jul-18 10:48 PM
Yep
agnewpickens30-Jul-18 01:47 AM
Cryptopia sent me an email that they are no longer supporting "1" addresses for BTX and will be converting all deposit addresses to the "2" format.
agnewpickens30-Jul-18 02:30 AM
And have tried sending DNR to BarterDEX from both mynode.rocks and now my wallet and not arriving, will open a support ticket.
AndronicusBass30-Jul-18 04:32 AM
Howdy, Any chainmaker dev's able to DM me?
Cryptoon30-Jul-18 05:54 AM
@siu - Chainmakers@jorian
AndronicusBass30-Jul-18 07:19 AM
cheers.
miles30-Jul-18 10:35 AM
Hi - i am having issue in Agama (on Mac) running native, syncing Zilla chain - stuck at block 19758. Have latest version - have done rescan / reindex from disk and reinstalled agama but still the same - any suggestions?
ca33330-Jul-18 11:31 AM
@miles can you plz check out your debug.log and post the last ~100 lines of it - its located in ~/Library/Application Support/Komodo/ZILLA
looks like my komodo coins got stolen from my wallet :(
whats the most secure way of storing komodo coins? Can someone please share?
yorklab30-Jul-18 12:42 PM
If using Lite mode, I keep my seed/passphrase on a separate USB that also needs a password for access. Many like to write the passphrase on a separate piece of paper.(edited)
Hermes30-Jul-18 12:44 PM
@Shinsoo I would suggest to please send us a ticket at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. Here is not so easy to review what could be the situation that you faced. In the ticket please send us the details of your wallet version and mode. We would make sure to give you back a possible solution if there is.
yorklab30-Jul-18 12:52 PM
@Shinsoo Just an FYI. From experience I can tell you that if in Lite mode, most people who think their coins are gone, eventually find that they simply typed in the wrong passphrase/seed, so Agama will display a different address. A space before or after the phrase will give you a different address.
AndronicusBass30-Jul-18 12:58 PM
I'm getting the same issue as miles with a different coin, same error in log
If that doesn’t help send us a ticket at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the debug log if possible.
AndronicusBass30-Jul-18 01:26 PM
I have unfortunately. It just wont move beyond 96% and tried daemon param selection reindex from disk, rescan and also gen
Deleted everything in the folder except wallet.dat
then executed agama with the command argument zapwallettxes=2
Shinsoo30-Jul-18 01:58 PM
@yorklab no mine is gone to a private addresa after 20 days of back and forth email with support
@yorklab which usb do u use to keep ur pw? Also which walet u use?
yorklab30-Jul-18 02:01 PM
I have both Lite and Native Agama wallet. You can use any USB drive then, if in Windows, you can use Bitlocker (comes with Windows) you can password protect the USB drive.(edited)
I like to use Lite mostly because of the ability to protect my passphrase in a separate secure location.
Shinsoo30-Jul-18 02:03 PM
okay thanks york
Hermes30-Jul-18 02:07 PM
If what you are saying is correct , then I will suggest for you to see any vector that could have a vulnerability and create a wallet from another PC and another network as well because there is no current form that Agama on lite mode would send a transaction if the user is the only one controlling their passphrase. If you are using native mode a rescan should help in viewing all of the change addresses inside the wallet. If not my personal suggestion would be to create a wallet in a new machine and make sure that your environment hasn't being compromised. @Shinsoo(edited)
AndronicusBass30-Jul-18 02:09 PM
Siu sent me a DM me and I gave him more info. Will try what you suggested. cheers
siu - Chainmakers30-Jul-18 02:26 PM
Notary nodes seem to he in sync with the correct chain of EQL
@Hermes@ca333 - just fyi - i have just followed the resync from scratch for Zilla to see if it solves the stuck block sync issue i was having - gets stuck at exactly the same block again (19758)
Hermes30-Jul-18 02:55 PM
ok which version of the wallet you are using Windows , Mac?
ca33330-Jul-18 03:01 PM
@miles@Hermes can you check if the daemon got on a fork?
miles30-Jul-18 03:02 PM
mac / 0.2.41
Hermes30-Jul-18 03:02 PM
I am doing a test on Mac right now
miles30-Jul-18 03:02 PM
@ca333 how do i check that?
Hermes30-Jul-18 03:03 PM
I am stuck on the same block
miles30-Jul-18 03:31 PM
@ca333 - will be offline for a bit soon - but if you let know what config / logs you need to confirm what the daemon is running against i can post back later - looks like @Hermes has exact same issue though
thanks for the help
nasbats30-Jul-18 05:17 PM
Hey, been absent for a while, so forgive me if this has already been covered, but I just upated bdex from 1.0.7 to 1.1.0 and on login, it gives me "No electrum server for xxx. Please use native". Is there a quick fix for this?


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"""Example `RtdModel` for mAB downstream process
In this example we define unit operations for a hypothetical mAB
process. We use only single specie in the model in order to narrow
the scope of the sample.
Examples
--------
Additional species can be added to the model by following the steps:
>>> # Add new species to the inlet concentration vector.
>>> rtd_model.inlet.species_list = ['mAB', 'new_sp_1', 'new_sp_2']
>>> rtd_model.inlet.c = np.array([2.4, 20, 30])
>>> # Update unit operations.
>>> # E.g. PCC should not bind new species.
>>> pcc_pro_a.non_binding_species = [1, 2]
>>> # E.g. UFDF should not retain not bind new species.
>>> conc.non_retained_species = [1, 2]
>>> buffer_exchange.non_retained_species = [1, 2]
>>> # Update parameters, like elution buffer composition, if needed.
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results can be easily interpreted by the user. This means that the
process parameters might not always represent an actual mAB
production process.
See templates of individual unit operations for more information
about which process parameters can be defined.
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individual process parameters.
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RtdModel does not depend on any specific set of units.
They just need to be consistent across the model. E.g.:
Unit `base`:
* time [min]
* volume [mL]
* weight [mg]
Independent species can have different units, e.g.:
* protein [IU]
* acetate [mmol]
* salt [mg]
All derived units need to be a combination of 'basic' units.
* flow rate [mL/min]
* column height [cm]
* column binding capacity (protein) [IU/mL]
* etc.
In presented model, [mL], [mg] and [min] were used as a 'base'.
"""
import numpy as np
from bokeh.io import show
from bokeh.layouts import column
from bokeh.models import Range1d, LinearAxis
from bokeh.plotting import figure
from bio_rtd import pdf, peak_fitting, inlet
from bio_rtd.chromatography import bt_load
from bio_rtd.uo import sc_uo, fc_uo, surge_tank, special_uo
from bio_rtd.core import RtdModel
from bio_rtd.logger import DataStoringLogger
"""Simulation time."""
dt = 0.5 # min
t = np.arange(0, 24.1 * 60, dt)
"""DSP train."""
# Cell removal.
ft_cell_removal = fc_uo.FlowThroughWithSwitching(
t, pdf=pdf.GaussianFixedRelativeWidth(t, relative_sigma=0.2),
uo_id="cell_removal_ft",
gui_title="Cell removal"
)
ft_cell_removal.v_void = 200 # mL
ft_cell_removal.v_cycle = 20000 # mL; switch filter unit after 20 L
# ProteinA PCC.
# Describe binding dynamics during load.
load_bt = bt_load.ConstantPatternSolution(dt, dbc_100=50, k=0.12)
# Describe elution peak with EMG pdf.
ep_rt_mean, sigma, skew = \
peak_fitting.calc_emg_parameters_from_peak_shape(t_peak_start=9,
t_peak_max=16,
t_peak_end=27.5,
relative_threshold=0.05)
# Assuming the above experiments were done with 10 mL column.
ep_rt_mean_cv = ep_rt_mean / 10
# Elution peak shape pdf.
peak_shape_pdf = pdf.ExpModGaussianFixedRelativeWidth(
t,
sigma_relative=sigma / ep_rt_mean,
tau_relative=1 / skew / ep_rt_mean,
pdf_id="emg_rw_el_peak"
)
# Load recycle pdf. We try to describe the propagation of unbound and/or
# desorbed material throughout the column during load (and wash) step.
load_recycle_pdf = pdf.GaussianFixedDispersion(t,
dispersion_index=2 * 2 / 30,
pdf_id="g_fd_load_recycle_pdf")
pcc_pro_a = sc_uo.PCC(
t,
load_bt=load_bt,
peak_shape_pdf=peak_shape_pdf,
load_recycle_pdf=load_recycle_pdf,
# Porosity of the column for protein.
column_porosity_retentate=0.64,
uo_id="pro_a_pcc",
gui_title="ProteinA PCC",
)
pcc_pro_a.cv = 100 # mL
# Equilibration step.
pcc_pro_a.equilibration_cv = 1.5
# Equilibration flow rate is same as load flow rate.
pcc_pro_a.equilibration_f_rel = 1
# Load until 70 % breakthrough.
pcc_pro_a.load_c_end_relative_ss = 0.7
# Automatically prolong first cycle in order to achieve steady-state faster.
pcc_pro_a.load_extend_first_cycle = True
# Define wash step. There is no desorption during wash step in this example.
pcc_pro_a.wash_cv = 5
pcc_pro_a.wash_recycle = True
pcc_pro_a.wash_recycle_duration_cv = 2
# Elution step.
pcc_pro_a.elution_cv = 3
# 1st momentum of elution peak from data from above.
pcc_pro_a.elution_peak_position_cv = ep_rt_mean_cv
pcc_pro_a.elution_peak_cut_start_c_rel_to_peak_max = 0.05
pcc_pro_a.elution_peak_cut_end_c_rel_to_peak_max = 0.05
# Regeneration step.
pcc_pro_a.regeneration_cv = 1.5
# Surge tank - CSTR.
st_cstr = surge_tank.CSTR(t, uo_id="st_cstr", gui_title="Surge Tank - CSTR")
st_cstr.v_min_ratio = 0.1 # 10 % fill level remains after discharge
st_cstr.starts_empty = True
# Virus inactivation - FlowThrough, no switching
ft_vi = fc_uo.FlowThrough(
t,
pdf=pdf.GaussianFixedDispersion(t, dispersion_index=20 ** 2 / 100),
uo_id="vi_ft", gui_title="Virus Inactivation - flow-through column")
ft_vi.rt_target = 68 # min
# AEX polishing step, FlowThroughWithSwitching.
ft_aex = fc_uo.FlowThroughWithSwitching(
t,
pdf=pdf.GaussianFixedDispersion(t, dispersion_index=2 ** 2 / 8),
uo_id="aex_ft", gui_title="Polishing, AEX, flow-through")
ft_aex.v_void = 10 # mL
ft_aex.v_cycle = 50 * 10 # mL; switch column unit after 20 L
# UFDF
# Concentration.
conc = fc_uo.Concentration(t, flow_reduction=40, uo_id="uf_df_conc")
# BufferExchange
buffer_exchange = fc_uo.BufferExchange(t, exchange_ratio=0.995,
uo_id="uf_df_buffer_exchange")
# FlowThrough
flow_through = fc_uo.FlowThrough(t, pdf=pdf.TanksInSeries(t, n_tanks=3),
uo_id="uf_df_rtd")
flow_through.v_void = 0.5 * 3 # mL
uf_df = special_uo.ComboUO(
t, sub_uo_list=[conc, buffer_exchange, flow_through],
uo_id="uf_df", gui_title="UFDF")
# DSP train
dsp_train = [ft_cell_removal, pcc_pro_a, st_cstr, ft_vi, ft_aex, uf_df]
"""Inlet."""
const_inlet = inlet.ConstantInlet(t,
f=1000 / 60, # mL/min (= 1 L / h)
c=np.array([2.4]), # mg/mL
species_list=["mAB [mg/mL]"],
inlet_id="constant_inlet",
gui_title="Constant inlet")
"""`RtdModel`."""
rtd_model = RtdModel(inlet=const_inlet, dsp_uo_chain=dsp_train,
logger=DataStoringLogger(),
title="Sample model for mAB production process")
if __name__ != "examples.models.integrated_mab":
# Ignore warnings when not running script directly.
rtd_model.log.log_level = rtd_model.log.ERROR
"""Running simulation."""
rtd_model.recalculate()
"""Display info about the losses during PCC step from log.
Notes
-----
Various additional process data and profiles are stored within the log.
`examples/models/single_pcc.py` contains an example of plotting
intermediate data, such as concentration profiles during the wash step.
"""
def print_pcc_info():
print(f"\nDisplaying data about load material"
f" distribution during the pcc:")
print(f"--" * 32)
pcc_data = rtd_model.log.get_data_tree(pcc_pro_a.uo_id)
for i, cycle_data in enumerate(pcc_data["cycles"]):
print(f"Cycle {i + 1}:")
m_load = cycle_data['m_load'][0]
print(f"Loaded amount:"
f" {m_load:.0f} mg")
print(f"Captured protein:"
f" {cycle_data['m_bound'][0] / m_load * 100:.0f} %")
print(f"Load recycled during load step:"
f" {cycle_data['m_load_recycle'][0] / m_load * 100:.0f} %")
# Wash gets recycled on 2nd column, thus we pull data from next cycle.
m_wash = pcc_data["cycles"][i + 1]['m_wash_recycle'][0] \
if i + 1 < len(pcc_data["cycles"]) else 0
print(f"Load recycled during wash step:"
f" {m_wash / m_load * 100:.0f} %")
m_elution = cycle_data['m_elution'][0]
m_elution_peak = cycle_data['m_elution_peak_cut_loss'][0]
print(f"Losses due to peak cut:"
f" {m_elution_peak / m_elution * 100:.0f} %")
if i == len(pcc_data["cycles"]) - 1:
print(f"--" * 20)
else:
print(f"")
"""Plot flow rate and concentration profile."""
# noinspection DuplicatedCode
def plot_profiles():
plt_group = []
for i, uo in enumerate([const_inlet, *dsp_train]):
f, c = uo.get_result() # get profiles
# Prepare figure.
plt = figure(plot_width=690, plot_height=300, title=uo.gui_title,
tools="crosshair,reset,save,wheel_zoom,box_zoom,hover",
x_axis_label="t [h]", y_axis_label="c [mg/mL]")
plt.extra_y_ranges = {'f': Range1d(0, f.max() * 1.1)}
plt.add_layout(LinearAxis(y_range_name='f'), 'right')
plt.yaxis[1].axis_label = "f [mL/min]"
plt.y_range.start = 0
plt.y_range.end = c.max() * 1.25
# Plot profiles.
plt.line(t / 60, c[0], line_width=2, color='navy',
legend_label='mAB conc')
plt.line(t / 60, f, y_range_name='f', color='green',
legend_label='flow rate')
# Add plot to plot list.
plt.legend.location = "bottom_right"
plt_group.append(plt)
# Show plots.
show(column(*plt_group))
if __name__ == "__main__":
plot_profiles()
print_pcc_info()
if __name__ != "examples.models.integrated_mab":
# Just plot, unless imported as module.
plot_profiles()


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Preheat oven to 350 degrees, with racks in upper and lower thirds. In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, pumpkin pie spice, baking powder, and salt. In a large bowl, whisk together eggs, pumpkin puree, brown sugar, melted butter, and 1/4 cup heavy cream. Add flour mixture to egg mixture and whisk just until combined.
Drop dough in 2-tablespoon mounds, 1 inch apart, onto two parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake until tops of cookies spring back when gently pressed, about 14 minutes, rotating sheets halfway through. Transfer to wire racks and let cool completely.
In a medium bowl, using an electric mixer, beat room temperature butter, 1/2 cup cream, cocoa powder, and confectioners' sugar on medium-high until fluffy, 2 minutes. Spread filling on flat side of half the cookies; sandwich with remaining cookies. To serve, dust with confectioners' sugar.


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You’ll start out Toontown able to carry one ToonTask at a time. By completing these
tasks you’ll be able to carry and work on more, up to four ToonTasks at once.
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Toon Tip: You’ll discover that the more ToonTasks you work on at the same
time, that faster you’ll complete them … and the faster you’ll advance your Toon! For example, if you
have a ToonTask to defeat 10 Bossbot Cogs and a second task to defeat 8 Yes Men, you can work on both
tasks at the same time because Yes Men are Bossbot Cogs.
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Jellybeans - Take on one of these tasks and earn a pile of jellybeans.
Changing your look - Become big, small, flat, transparent and more! Some changes last
for only a few hours, some for days.
Clothing Shop - Tired of the same old threads? Want to become a Toon fashion mogul?
Look for ToonTasks that will earn you a clothing ticket. Once you’ve got your ticket, take it to any of
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Leviticus 13:52
He shall therefore burn that garment, whether warp or woof, in woolen or in linen, or any thing of skin, wherein the plague is: for it is a fretting leprosy; it shall be burnt in the fire.


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Easily wrap content in a box
Component Usage Example 6 of 14
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This is a box paragraph.

This is a box heading 2.

This is a box heading 4.

This is a box heading 6.

Boxes can contain other elements, such as:
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And much more.

Another Box

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This is a success box.
This is a question box.
This is an alert box.
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This is a round box.
This is a yellow box.
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Buffer is a mutable, resizable container for raw data.
A Buffer
works like a resizable array of byte values.
Use the Titanium.createBuffer
method to create a buffer.
| byteOrder | [Number] | Byte order of this buffer. | |
| length | [Number] | Length of the buffer in bytes. | |
| type | [String] | The type of data encoding to use with value. | |
| value | [NumberString] | Data to be encoded. |
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Appends sourceBuffer
to the this buffer.
Arguments
| sourceBuffer | [Titanium.Buffer] | Buffer to append to this buffer. |
| sourceOffset | [Number] | Offset to start reading buffer data from. If specified, sourceLength must also be specified. |
| sourceLength | [Number] | Number of bytes to read from sourceBuffer. If specified, sourceOffset must also be specified. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Creates a complete or partial copy of this buffer.
Arguments
| offset | [Number] | Offset of first byte of this buffer to clone. If specified, length must be specified as well. |
| length | [Number] | Number of bytes of data to clone. |
Copies data from sourceBuffer
into the current buffer at offset
.
Arguments
| sourceBuffer | [Titanium.Buffer] | Buffer to copy data from. |
| offset | [Number] | Offset in this buffer for the first byte of the copied data. |
| sourceOffset | [Number] | Offset in sourceBuffer to copy data from. If specified, sourceLength must be specified as well. |
| sourceLength | [Number] | Number of bytes to copy from sourceBuffer. If specified, sourceOffset must be specified as well. |
Fills this buffer with the specified byte value.
Arguments
| fillByte | [Number] | Byte to fill buffer with. |
| offset | [Number] | Offset of the first byte to set to fillByte. |
| length | [Number] | Number of bytes to fill. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the byteOrder property.
Gets the value of the length property.
Gets the value of the type property.
Gets the value of the value property.
Inserts data from sourceBuffer
into this buffer at offset
.
Arguments
| sourceBuffer | [Titanium.Buffer] | Buffer holding data to insert into this buffer. |
| offset | [Number] | Offset in this buffer to insert the first byte copied from sourceBuffer. |
| sourceOffset | [Number] | Offset in sourceBuffer of the first byte to insert. If specified, sourceLength must be specified as well. |
| sourceLength | [Number] | Number of bytes to insert from sourceBuffer. If specified, sourceOffset must be specified as well. |
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the length property.
Arguments
| length | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Converts this buffer to a Titanium.Blob
.


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WITNESS LIST
International Trade & Intergovernmental Affairs Committee
April 10, 2017 - 10:00 AM
Transnational Labor Flows and Commerce
On:
Adams, Norman E. (Self; Texans for Sensible Immigration Policy)
Orrenius, Pia (Self)
Payan, Tony (Rice University: Baker Institute Fellow)
Perryman, Ray (Self; The Perryman Group)
For:
Carlow, James (Self; Bowie County)
Howard, Thomas (Domtar)
Malone, Michael (Texarkana USA Chamber of Commerce)
Nutt, John (Self; Steel Workers Union)
Waters, Tammy (Dontar Ashdown Mill)
On:
Findeisen, Les (Texas Trucking Association)
Kearns, Dennis (Texas Railroad Association)
Marek, Mark (Texas Department of Transportation)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Barry, Dean (Self)
Bruggeman, Bob (Self; City of Texarkana, Tx.)
Christian, George (American Forest and Paper Association)
Morgan, Todd (International Paper Corporation)
Nutt, Kelly (Self)
Schneekloth, Curtis (Self)
Simpson, Stephanie (Texas Association of Manufacturers)
Small, Ed (Texas Forestry Association)
Against:
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Igo, Shanna (Texas Municipal League)
On:
Archer, Jimmy (Texas Department of Motor Vehicles)
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Shropshire fire service boat crew praised for flooding response in Yorkshire
by Alex MooreFirefighters from Shropshire were called to Yorkshire to help the local brigade deal with severe flooding, despite having their own rainfall worries closer to home.
Chief Fire Officer Rod Hammerton said the national emergency command requested a boat crew from Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service on Thursday, November 7.
He said they initially wanted to hold their boat back because of concerns about the weather in their own county, but were overruled by the Liverpool-based National Resilience Assurance Team.
Mr Hammerton told a fire authority committee meeting that Shropshire was, luckily, able to spare the boat, and had been “strangely fortunate” throughout the week when rivers in Barnsley and Doncaster flooded and Sheffield saw a month’s worth of rain in just 36 hours.
He told the Shropshire and Wrekin Fire and Rescue Authority’s strategy and resources committee: “We did deploy a boat immediate on the night the request came in. The first thing we said was that we didn’t know if we could go.
Assets
“We said we might get rain, we might hold our boat back. The national co-ordinating centre said no, we need it now. So we went, we said we’d be up in the time it takes to drive.”
Deputy Chief Fire Officer Andy Johnson said the boat and crew, who are on the NRAT list of assets available to other areas in an emergency, were in South Yorkshire from the early hours of Friday morning until Tuesday.
Officer Hammerton said: “We’ve been strangely fortunate that the pivot of the weather seemed to miss us.
“That meant we could be deployed up in Yorkshire.”
Committee chairman Chris Mellings congratulated the fire service's staff for their work both at home and in Yorkshire.
Heavy rain in Shropshire saw flood warnings issued on the Severn and Teme rivers, along with school closures and the suspension of the Shrewsbury-to-Welshpool rail service.


The University of Wisconsin Extension was hosting the first of an annual promotion event for 4-H and wanted to increase the outreach of the event by creating a website.
The ideal users were Ozaukee County residents with little or no exposure to 4-H or the Univeristy of Wisconsin Extension.
First, I created a basic website using the Bootstrap framework filled out with HTML and CSS. I did my best to promote good user experience principles; however, the event committee imposed some restrictions that negatively impacted the overall experience such as having two PayPal buttons for each age range which forced the user to go through the ticket buying process twice if they wanted to bring their family with them.
The overall website, however, turned out well for the short time frame it was made in, and the source files can be found in this GitHub repository.
After making the website, I created a Twitter account for the event and would post promotional materials before the event. During the event, I took pictures and posted them to the account. The website had a Twitter feed that displayed all of the Tweets in real time as I posted them. Hopefully, next year I will be able to engage with the attendees more on Twitter to create a more vibrant experience. Below is a screenshot of some of the @BunnyBreakfast posts I created.
After the first run of the Bunny Breakfast, I started working on the website for the next year with an aim to improve the overall user experience. Below is a wireframe I created for the second itteration of the website for the 2016 Bunny Breakfast.
Thanks to the website that I designed and developed, the event quickly sold out. Overall, 575 people visited the website and 173 people bought tickets online netting the Extension almost $1,200.00. The event was such a success that the Extension is considering moving to a larger venue next year.
The current version of the website can be found at www.BunnyBreakfast.org.


VISA Inc.
Senior Software Engineer (Big Data)
Working on application to predict cross-border transactions for issuer banks. Work mostly involves developing Spark applications to handle Trillions of transaction at backend level(ETL). Majorly technologies used here Apache Spark, Hive, Scala, Java. Build tools involved are Jenkins, Sonarqube, BitBucket, Jacoco & Scala-Tests for unit testing.


Sizing consideration
Edit (pull request)Before moving to production it is important that you configure a correct amount of memory, especially for Alien’s Elasticsearch instance.
In general the indices that are going to consume the most memory are the one related to deployments and especially, by far, the deployment logs.
As deployment logs may depends of the amount of logs produced by the component you deploy it is important to perform an estimation of their size that fits your use-case.
How to estimate log consumption
In order to perform an estimation of the log consumption you should deploy a representative topology on a test environment, dump the logs index out of elasticsearch and then insert the logs again in a test elasticsearch with a different deployment id for every concurrent deployment logs that you may keep.
Basically this means number of deployment expected per day * time to leave of the deployment. Configured through below property
paas_monitor:
events_lifetime: "1d"
After writing the logs data you can check elasticsearch memory consumption and ensure that there is still enough memory for requests and aggregation processing.
Edit (pull request)


Button Style
Basic buttons for <button>
, <input type="button">
, or
tags.
<button class="button-ghost-to-solid">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-color-to-solid-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-to-solid-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-to-ghost-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-to-ghost-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-to-solid-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-to-ghost">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-color-to-ghost-color">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-color-to-ghost">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-color-to-ghost">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-color-to-solid">submit</button>
<button class="button-solid-color-to-solid">submit</button>
<button class="button-ghost-to-solid">submit</button>
<input type="button" value="submit" class="button button-ghost-to-solid" />


Coordel let’s you create tasks that clearly structure your work. When working with others, it let’s you tie tasks together into Coords (kôrds), to coordinate the work you do together.
Current - tasks in this list are tasks you can do now.
Deferred - tasks in this list are tasks that start sometime in the future. If you finish the Tasks in the Current list, then you can get started on the Deferred list.
Delegated - these are tasks that you have Delegated to someone else. These can be individual tasks that come up or they are tasks you have Delegated in a Coord when you aren't the Coord Responsible. If you have finished all of your Current and Deferred tasks, you can get started working on Delegated Tasks.
Blocked - tasks in this list can't start until some other task is complete. When the task this task is waiting on is complete, the latest version of the Deliverable will be in this task so you don't have to search for it.
Private - tasks in this list belong to you and no one else will see them.
A challenge in the past was how to handle new and changing work. Coordel structures how you send and receive invitations to do work, and how you agree what work you will do.
Another challenge is to know who is going to do what. Coordel automates delegation of tasks so everyone knows who has accepted a task and what they will do with that task. If changes are required, they can be made on-the-fly and everyone in the Coord is kept up to date.
Issues come up. Coordel ensures that when an issue is raised, the right person is responsible for clearing it and getting the task back on track.
Approvals. When are we done? When the person responsible for the work says we are. Coordel automates how the approval process happens.
And with built-in notifications for whenever anything happens, you will always be on top of all things in your work
Either decide yourself or let the person doing the Task decide, but agree what will be delivered.
When you create a task, you can decide what the Deliverable is. The current version of Coordel has several Deliverable types:
Using these deliverable types will cover many different scenarios. Contact Coordel if you need to integrate with other systems. It's a simple process to integrate with Cloud services if required
When you know someone else needs to do something before you can do your Task, set a Blocker and forget it. Coordel will notify you immediately when the other Task is done!
In the past you would send and email and wait to hear back. Several follow-up emails and a phone call later, you would get the response only to have to send a few more emails or call again to see where the final Deliverable exists.
With Coordel, send a task with an explicit Deliverable (file, textarea, dropdown) and then set it as a blocker to your task. Then, as soon as the person is done with what you're waiting for, you'll get notified right away and you'll know exactly where the Deliverable is.
If there are steps a person doing a task needs to take, use internal blockers to make that happen.