Classes
- Phone
- Creates a new instance of the private class Phone.
Namespaces
Events
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call:canceled
Call canceled event fires when an outgoing call is canceled successfully or when an incoming call is canceled by the calling party
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished incoming or outgoing call in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:connected
Call connected event fires when an outgoing or incoming call is connected to the other party.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished outgoing or incoming call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired after Phone#call:connecting has been fired. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
downgrade
Boolean <optional>
If the video call was accepted as audio by the other party.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:connecting
Call connecting event fires when an outgoing or incoming call is trying to connect to the other party.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished outgoing or incoming call in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:disconnected
Call disconnected event fires when a call has been disconnected by the other party or by the API
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an existing call in progress in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party for incoming calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party for outgoing calls.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:disconnecting
Call disconnecting event fires immediately after user tries to hangup a call
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
hangup
method The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call or conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call or conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:held
Call held event fires when the user puts an active call on hold
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established outgoing or incoming call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
hold
method. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:incoming
Call incoming event fires when a there is an incoming call
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
from
String The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the incoming call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the incoming call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:moved
Call moved event fires when a user wants to move the ongoing call to another browser or a mobile device where the user is logged in.
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The user has to be logged in on atleast two devices or browsers to be able to receive this event. There should be a established outgoing or incoming call and move method should be invoked in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:muted
Call muted event fires when the media is successfully muted.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established call or conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
mute
method The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party (for an outgoing call).
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party or conference initiator.
mediaType
String The media type of the call or conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call or conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:rejected
Call rejected event fires when an outgoing call is rejected by the called party or when an incoming call is rejected by the user successfully
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished incoming or outgoing call in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:resumed
Call resumed event fires when the user resumes a call which was previously put on hold
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established outgoing or incoming call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
resume
method. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:ringback-provided
Call ringback provided event fires when early media starts streaming for an outgoing call.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished outgoing call in order to be able to receive this event. The called party should be able to provide early media or ringback. The early media or ringback starts playing automatically when this event is fired. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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call:unmuted
Call unmuted event fires when the media is successfully unmuted.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established call or conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
unmute
method The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party (for an outgoing call).
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party or conference initiator.
mediaType
String The media type of the call or conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call or conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:canceled
Conference canceled fires when a conference is canceled before it starts
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is mainly fired participant side in response to a canceled conference. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/user id of the conference initiator for participant side
participants
Object <optional>
The participants list for host side
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list for host side.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:connected
Conference connected fires when a conference started by a host has connected
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished conference started by the user in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:connecting
Conference connecting fires when a participant tries to connect to a conference
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired participant-side in response to a successful call to
joinConference
method The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
Object The conference initiator
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:disconnecting
Conference disconnecting event fires when a conference is in the process of disconnecting.
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This event fires immediately when the user invokes
endConference
There should be an existing conference in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/user id of the conference initiator for participant side
participants
Object <optional>
The participants list for host side
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list for host side.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio or video).
codec
String The codec used by the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:ended
Conference ended fires when a conference has ended
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established in conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is mainly fired host-side or participant side in response to a successful call to
endConference
method. This event can also be fired if the conference ends due to some unexpected reason. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/user id of the conference initiator for participant side
participants
Object <optional>
The participants list for host side
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list for host side.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:held
Conference held fires when a conference has been put on hold
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
hold
method. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:invitation-accepted
Conference invitation-accepted fires when an invitation has been accepted
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired host-side when an invitation has been accepted by the participant. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:invitation-received
Conference invitation received event fires when a there is an incoming conference invite
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
String The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the incoming call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the incoming call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:invitation-rejected
Conference invitation-rejected fires when an invitation has been rejected
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired host-side when an invitation has been rejected by the participant. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:invitation-sending
Conference invitation-sending fires when an invitation is being sent
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This event fires immediately when the host invokes
addParticipant(s)
There should be an existing conference before in order to be able to receive this event This event is fired host-side in response to a successful call toaddParticipant(s)
method This event is followed by Phone#conference:invitation-sent The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitee
Object The invitee.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:invitation-sent
Conference invitation-sent fires when an invitation has been successfully sent by the host
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired host-side in response to a successful call to
addParticipant(s)
method. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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conference:joining
Conference joining fires immediately after a participant joins a conference
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an incoming conference invitation in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired participant-side in response to a successful call to
joinConference
method This event is followed by Phone#conference:connecting The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
from
Object The conference initiator
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
conference:participant-removed
Conference participant-removed fires when a host successfully removes a participant
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired host-side in response to a successful call to
removeParticipant
method The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
conference:resumed
Conference resumed fires when a conference has been resumed
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established conference which was previously put on hold by the user in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired in response to a successful call to
resume
method. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the conference in the list of existing conferences.
invitations
Object <optional>
The invitations list.
participants
Object <optional>
The current participants list.
mediaType
String The media type of the conference (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the conference.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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address-updated
Address updated event fires after successfully updating the e911 linked address id
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event.
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answering
Answering event fires immediately after `answer` for an incoming call.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished incoming call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is followed by Phone#call:connecting event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
from
String The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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dialing
Dialing event fires immediately after `dial` for an outgoing call.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an unestablished outgoing call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is followed by Phone#call:connecting event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String The phone number/id of the called party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
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error
Error event fires there is an invalid behavior reported by the `Phone` object
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The error event can be fired by the
Phone
for different reasons:- API Error - is an error at the platform (RESTful API) level. This may be due to invalid parameters send in an HTTP request or a request being send while in an inconsistent state.
- SDK Error - is an error most likely due to an inconsistent state in the client JavaScript library at the browser level.
Sometimes different errors can be caused by the same underlying problem in which case a common error code is used. The next is a list of the common API error codes:
Common API Error Codes
- 2500 - System error occurred
- 2501 - Mandatory parameter is missing in the Request.
- 2502 - Invalid values provided for a parameter in the Request.
- 2508 - Access token is invalid.
- 2509 - Access Token is incorrect or in valid.
- 2510 - Not implemented
- 2511 - User has not been provisioned for Enhanced WebRTC
- 500,502,503,504 -
failed - Unable to complete requested operation
A list of API error codes is here ATT.utils.ErrorStore.APIErrors
The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description error
Object Error object
Properties
Name Type Description JSObject
String JavaScript object associated with the error
JSMethod
String JavaScript method associated with the error
ErrorCode
String Error code associated with the error
ErrorMessage
String Message associated with the error
PossibleCauses
String Possible causes
PossibleResolution
String Possible resolution
APIError
String API error associated with the error
ResourceMethod
String Resource method associated with the error
HttpStatusCode
String HTTP status code associated with the error
MessageId
String API message id associated with the error
data
Object <optional>
Additional information associated with the error
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notification
Notification event fires when the SDK is unable to support a behavior that is not an error
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description message
String A message for the notification.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
mediaType
String <optional>
The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
warning
Warning event fires during certain scenarios, such as muting a call that's already muted.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an established call or conference in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
message
String A message for the warning.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
mediaType
String <optional>
The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array <optional>
The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
media:established
Media established event fires when audio/video media has started for a call.
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The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There should be an
connected
incoming or outgoing call in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired after Phone#call:connected has been fired. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description index
Number The ordinal numbering of the call in the list of existing calls.
to
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the called party.
from
String <optional>
The phone number/id of the calling party.
mediaType
String The media type of the call (audio/video).
codec
Array The CODECs associated with the call.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
session:call-switched
Call switched event fires when the calls are switched
-
The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. There needs to be two calls in context in order to be able to receive this event. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description from
String The phone number/id of the peer of the call switched from.
to
String The phone number/id of the peer of the call switched to.
timestamp
Date Event fire time.
-
session:disconnected
Session disconnected event fires when the session was successfully disconnected.
-
The event is fired if the user logs out successfully and the enhanced webrtc session is deleted successfully. User can no longer make or recieve calls.
-
session:expired
Session Expired event fires when session expires in the backend.
-
The user has to be logged in order to be able to receive this event. This event is fired when we get '404' with 'Session id not found' or 'The requested session resource was not found'. The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Argument Description error
Object Error object
Properties
Name Type Description JSObject
String JavaScript object associated with the error
JSMethod
String JavaScript method associated with the error
ErrorCode
String Error code associated with the error
ErrorMessage
String Message associated with the error
PossibleCauses
String Possible causes
PossibleResolution
String Possible resolution
APIError
String API error associated with the error
ResourceMethod
String Resource method associated with the error
HttpStatusCode
String HTTP status code associated with the error
MessageId
String API message id associated with the error
data
Object <optional>
Additional information associated with the error
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session:ready
Session ready event fires when the user is successfully logged in and the SDK is initialized and ready to make, receive calls
-
The event is fired if the user logs in successfully and an enhanced webrtc session is created successfully The event is fired with an attached event data of the following format:
Type:
- Object
Properties:
Name Type Description sessionId
String The id associated with the enhanced webrtc session.


If the upper and lower bounds for a problem meet then:
\Theta(n)
The universe hasn't exploded yet.
Just because the bounds meet, it does not mean that the
cost is \Theta(n)
.
We might need to implement an algorithm even if we are not certain that it is the best.
When the bounds meet, then we know for certain if an algorithm to solve that problem is best (within a constant factor).


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load static sekizai_tags tutorial_tags %} {% block addtoblock %} {{ block.super }} {% addtoblock "js" %}{% endaddtoblock %} {% add_data "ng-requires" "djng.forms" %} {% endblock %} {% block main-content %} {% block main-intro %}
Classic Form Submission in an AngularJS context
This example shows how to use a classic Django Form inside an AngularJS application.
{% endblock main-intro %}By inheriting from the mixin class Bootstrap3FormMixin
, Django renders the form in
a way, compatible with Twitter Bootstrap. Here the correct CSS classes are added to the
<input>
elements, which are embedded inside
<div class="form-group">
containers. If you omit Bootstrap3FormMixin
,
then the Form is rendered, as Django would by default.
When this form is rejected by the server, the list of errors is rendered using AngularJS's built
in Form Controller using the
directive ng-show="formname.fieldname.$pristine"
. This in contrast to Django's
internal behavior has the advantage, that the field's error message disappears as soon as the
user starts typing.
Passwords can, for obvious reasons only be validated by the server. Here for demonstration purpose, this is performed by the password field itself, but don't do this in a productive environment!
{% endblock main-tutorial %} {% block main-sample-code %} {% autoescape off %}Use this setting, if you want your forms behave the way intended by Django.
Here the only exception is, that errors from a previous and failed form validation disappear, as
soon as the user changes that field.
In this setting, AngularJS adds a dummy
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DIRTY (director/writer: Bruce Sweeney; screenwriter: story by Tom Scholte & Sweeney; cinematographer: David Pelletier; editor: Ross Weber; cast: Babz Chula (Angie), Tom Scholte (David), Benjamin Ratner (Tony), Nancy Sivak (Nancy), Vincent Gale (Ethan-Angie's son), Frida Betrani (Lila), Abby J. Arnold (Abbie-Angie's mother); Runtime: 94; Canadian Film; 1998-Canada)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A poignant, original, psychological drama-comedy depicting life among a bunch of disorientated residents in Vancouver. It explores their problems over loneliness, sexuality, and coping with life.
The film centers around four troubled individuals whose stories somehow interconnect. It does a nice job of looking at their sexual perversions and fantasies, and their bizarre attempts to relate with one another.
 Angie's mother (Abby) inconveniently visits and tries to make sense of her daughter's life, while coping with her own ill health and loneliness. Angie's main problem is that in her need to survive and be independent, she can't open herself up to love.
 He has a relationship with Angie whereby he gets his kicks when she spanks him. Angie has grown weary of this and is trying to ditch the persistent younger man, who constantly shows up in her house, even though he's not welcome their anymore. His schoolwork also suffers because of his deep sexual problem.
Nancy (Sivak) is a twentysomething bulimic woman who lives in the basement apartment in Angie's house and suffers from a depressive disorder, preferring to be alone rather than with others, where in order to make herself feel good, she spends money she doesn't have by using her credit cards to go on shopping sprees and misuses her $18,000 student-loan by spending it mostly on clothes. She is currently employed in a grocery store and is in the process of filing for bankruptcy. Nancy's life has gone under because of her shopping addiction and she is left on her own to deal with it, receiving no professional psychological help.
Tony (Ratner) is not a bad guy but he can't connect with others. He's a short, lonely, young man, with a bit of a temper, who is working in a lumber store. He is roommates with David, whom he can't connect with at all. He is awkward around females, managing to say or do the wrong thing, which repels them. He is obsessed with a checkout girl who doesn't even notice him, even after he buys an expensive computer. He gets Angie's number from a fellow worker, when he asks for someone he can score some potent weed from. Angie coolly diverts his advances and fixes him up with Nancy, which results in an unsuccessful date. Tony is completely lost at how to find love in this city, escaping from reality by getting stoned, and is so frustrated by his loneliness, that his last resort is to go back to his hometown.
This is young Canadian film director Bruce Sweeney's (Live Bait) second feature, which was supposedly influenced by his attending of a 1991 master class with British director Mike Leigh. He makes good use of Leigh's improvisational way of shooting a film and has created a nifty contemporary film, with frighteningly real sex scenes and recognizable characters who have modern urban problems. The acting is subtle (Babz Chula's performance is mesmorizing), while, the story, though not reliant on plot, is emotionally strong, showing how all the individuals are tangled up in knots. It was both a sad and funny picture, one that I would highly recommend for those who are not afraid of seeing some very graphic, 'dirty' sexual scenes, that fit the story to a tee.
REVIEWED ON 2/6/2001 GRADE: A-
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ETSU seniors, Tyler Huskins, Jared Light, and Elizabeth Turbyfield win Appalachian State University's hacking event "AppHack". Within 24 hours they produced a working rootkit and won 1st place, aswell as a women in computing award.
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The goal of this project is to build a robotic arm that can autonomously play chess against a human opponent.
I started out by creating a simulation of the robotic arm in JavaScript, using p5.js, to produce a proof of concept of the control software. I created a 3D visualization of the arm and animated it using control algorithms that I researched and designed. The major challenge in this step was solving the problem of Inverse Kinematics (IK). IK is the problem of calculating joint angles for a given position of the arm, and it's harder than you'd think! To solve the 3D case of a 2-link arm, I first used matrix transformations to rotate it around the vertical axis into a reference plane; solved the 2D IK problem in that reference plane; then rotated the solution back into the original plane.
After overcoming this challenge, I added code that takes key inputs to move the robot's 'target' and code that checks and cleans that target input. With that, the visualization was complete! You can try it out below: click inside the black rectangle (to begin capturing keypresses), then use I, J, K, and L to move the arm around in the horizontal directions. Y and H move the arm up and down, respectively. W, A, S, and D pivot the camera, and R and F bring it closer or further.
The next step was designing the arm itself. I used Fusion 360 for this task, first, designing for 3D printing:
Then, quickly realizing that 3D printing would limit my prototyping speed, I redesigned it for laser cutting in acrylic:
This new design is the one I moved forward with. I'm currently in the process of laser cutting it in cast acrylic and assembling it, complete with servo motors and linear actuator-powered gripper. Check back soon for the result and the beginning of control software testing!


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date: 2011-12-01 15:18:09 -0700
title: Utah Addressing Systems (Address Grids)
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James Wingate, formerly of Blue Stakes, has compiled most of the address coordinate system descriptions listed below.
UGRC will update this list as more information is brought to our attention. If you have additional information or
corrections to contribute, please contribute {% include contact.html
subject=page.title contact=site.data.contacts.address_grids text='or email' %}
UGRC has created a polygon feature
class that approximates the boundaries of each local address coordinate system (ACS) and each quadrant (NE, NW,
SE, SW) within each local ACS.
Beaver County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Beaver – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 160 (0 E/W) and Center St/Hwy 21 (0 N/S)
- Milford – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 257 (0 E\W) and Center St/ Hwy 21 (0 N/S)
- Minersville – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St/Hwy 130 (0 E/W)
Some county addresses count off of Beaver. There may be different origins for the county addresses, but it’s hard to
tell with all the null roads. Search 9300 S (8500 N next road north).
Box Elder County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Bear River City – counts from Brigham City.
- Brigham City – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 30 (0 E/W) and Forest St (0 N/S)
- Corinne – counts from Brigham City.
- Deweyville – counts from Brigham City.
- Elwood – counts from Brigham City.
- Fielding – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Garland – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Factory St (0 N/S)
- Honeyville – counts from Brigham City
- Howell – counts from Brigham City.
- Mantua – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Perry – counts from Brigham City.
- Plymouth – counts from Brigham City.
- Portage – counts from Brigham City.
- Snowville – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Stone Rd (0 E/W)
- Tremonton – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Tremont St (0 E/W)
- Willard – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
Unincorporated county – counts from Brigham City.
Cache County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Amalga – follows unincorporated county (counts from Logan)
- Clarkston – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Cornish – follows unincorporated county (counts from Logan)
- Hyde Park – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Hyrum – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Lewiston – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Logan* – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Mendon – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Millville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Newton – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Nibley – counts from Logan
- North Logan – counts from Logan
- Paradise – follows unincorporated county (counts from Logan)
- Providence – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Richmond – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & State St (0 E/W)
- River Heights – counts from Logan
- Smithfield – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Trenton – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Wellsville – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Unincorporated county – counts from Logan
* Streets in Logan containing addresses that don't count from Logan's address origin correctly. Per Chuck Shaw,
Logan City GIS and Kent Braddy, Cache Co Planning. (11/12/2008)
- Crockett Ave
- River Park Dr
- Teal Loop
- Mallard Loop
- South Place Dr
- Somerset Pl
- Kensington Pl
- Hampton Ct
- Stirling Pl
- Coventry Pl
- Penhurst Ln
- Trail Cir
Address numbers for all of Cache County
- Even – always on South and East side of the street
- Odd – always on North and West side of the street
This is different from most cities, where even addresses are typically on the right and odds on the left as
you move outward from the address origin. This is the case for the entire county, although supposedly a few addresses
have deviated.
Carbon County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- East Carbon – has its own origin? – SR 123 (0 N/S) & Grassy Trail Dr/ Main St (0 E/W)?
- Helper – has own origin – Janet St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 244 (0 E/W)
- Price – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Carbon Ave/Hwy 10 (0 E/W)
- Scofield – has own origin? – Missing (0 N/S) & Main St/Scofield Hwy/Hwy 96 (0 E/W)
- Sunnyside – Looks like it counts off East Carbon
- Wellington – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 191 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
Daggett County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Manila – has its own origin – SR 43 (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 44 (0 E/W)
Unincorporated areas with their own origins (updated 1/11)
- Birch Creek - Birch Creek Rd (0 E/W)
- Browns Park
- Clay Basin
- Deer Lodge
- Diamond Mountain
- Dutch John
- Greendale
- Spirit Lake
Davis County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Bountiful – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Centerville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Clearfield – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/State St/SR 126 (0 E/W)
- Clinton – counts off of Clearfield’s address origin (see Clearfield)
- Farmington – has own origin – State St/SR 227 (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 106 (0 E/W)
- Fruit Heights – counts off of Kaysville’s address origin (see Kaysville)
- Kaysville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 273 (0 E/W)
- Layton – has own origin – Gentile St/SR 109 (0 N/S) & Main St/ SR 126 (0 E/W)
- North Salt Lake – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- South Weber – counts off of Ogden’s address origin (see Ogden in Weber Co)
- Sunset – counts off of Clearfield’s address origin (see Clearfield)
- Syracuse – counts off of Clearfield’s address origin (see Clearfield)
- West Bountiful – counts off of Bountiful’s address origin (see Bountiful)
- West Point – counts off of Clearfield’s address origin (see Clearfield)
- Woods Cross – counts off of Bountiful’s address origin (see Bountiful)
Address origins for unincorporated cities
Notes
- There is a large pocket of unincorporated county between Bountiful and NSL – addresses count from Bountiful’s
origin in this area.
Duchesne County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Duchesne – intersection of Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Myton – intersection of Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Roosevelt – intersection of Lagoon St (0 N/S) and State St (0 E/W)
Municipalities that count from Unincorporated County address origin located at: Intersection of South Cove Rd/US 40
[200 N Roosevelt] (0 N/S) and State St (0 E/W) in Roosevelt
The unincorporated county origin covers all of Duchesne County except for the areas within Duchesne City, Myton and
Roosevelt city boundaries. A significant portion of Uintah County also counts from this origin, including the
municipality of Ballard Town and roughly 25% of the unincorporated area.
Roosevelt City grid and County grid both have same 0 E/W, but their 0 N/S locations differ by two blocks. This can be
slightly confusing, as evidenced by traveling north along State St in Roosevelt.  This is because the county
origin begins two blocks farther north than the city origin.
Emery County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Castle Dale – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Hwy 10 (0 E/W)
- Clawson – has own origin – Center St/Old Hwy 6 (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Cleveland – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 155 (0 N/S) & Center St/Hwy 155 (0 E/W)
- Elmo – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Emery – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 10 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Ferron – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & State St/SR 10 (0 E/W)
- Green River – has own origin – Main St/SR 19 (0 N/S) & Long St (0 E/W)
- Huntington – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 10 (0 E/W)
- Orangeville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
Garfield County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Antimony – ?
- Boulder – ?
- Bryce Canyon City – ?
- Cannonville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Escalante – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 12 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Hatch – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Henrieville – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 12 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Panguitch – has own origin – Center St/Hwy 89 (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89/143 (0 E/W)
- Tropic – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 12 (0 E/W)
Grand County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Castle Valley – has own origin – Center St/Shafer Ln (0 N/S) & Castle Valley Dr(0 E/W)
- Moab – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 191 (0 E/W)
Iron County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Brian Head – has own origin – Bear Flat Rd (0 N/S) & SR 143 (0 E/W) (confirmed 8/10)
- Cedar City – has own origin – Center St/SR 14 (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 130 (0 E/W)
- Enoch – addresses based on Cedar City origin
- Kanarraville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Kanarraville Rd (0 E/W)
- Paragonah – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 271 (0 E/W)
- Parowan – has own origin – Center St/SR 143 (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 274 (0 E/W)
Juab County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Eureka – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 6 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Levan – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 28 (0 E/W)
- Mona – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 91 (0 E/W)
- Nephi – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 41 (0 E/W)
- Rocky Ridge – ?no addresses for any roads?
- Santaquin – *See Utah Co*
Other
- Juab County West Grid - has own origin - Snake Valley Rd & Pole Line
Kane County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Alton – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Big Water – has own origin - US 89 (0 N/S) & Arron Burr Dr (0 E/W)
- Glendale – has own origin - Center St/Mill St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR (0 E/W)
- Kanab – has own origin - Center St/US 89 (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Orderville - has own origin- State St/US 89 (0 N/S) & Center ST (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
Unincorporated areas with their own address origins (updated 1/11)
- Bullfrog
- Cannonville
- Duck Creek
Millard County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Delta – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 50 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Fillmore – has own origin – Center St/Eagle Ave (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 99 (0 E/W)
- Hinckley – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Holden – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 64 (0 E/W)
- Kanosh – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 133 (0 E/W)
- Leamington – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 132 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Lynndyl – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Meadow – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 133 (0 E/W)
- Oak City – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 125 (0 E/W)
- Scipio – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & State St/Hwy 50 (0 E/W)
Morgan County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Morgan – has own origin – Young St (0 N/S) & State St/SR 66 (0 E/W)
Piute County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Circleville – has own origin – Main St/US 89 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Junction – has own origin – Center St/SR 153 (0 N/S) & Main St/US 89 (0 E/W)
- Kingston – has own origin – Main St/SR 62 (0 N/S) & Center St/Kingston Ln (0 E/W)
- Marysvale – has own origin – Center St/Bullion Ave (0 N/S) & Main St/US 89 (0 E/W)
Unincorporated towns with their own address origins
- Angle - has own origin - Mani St (0 N/S) & SR 62 (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Greenwich - has own origin - Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 62 (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Otter Creek - has own origin - Junction of SR 62 & SR 22 (updated 1/11)
Rich County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Garden City – has own origin – Logan Rd/US 89 (0 N/S) & Bear Lake Blvd/Us 89/SR 30 (0 E/W)
- Lake Town – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Randolph – has own origin – Church St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 16 (0 E/W)
- Woodruff – has own origin – Center St/Monte Cristo Hwy/SR 39 (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 16 (0 E/W)
Salt Lake County
Address origins
All cities in Salt Lake County count off the same address origin in downtown Salt Lake City at the intersection of
South Temple (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W) with the exception of the following two areas:
- Copperton – located between county coordinates of 10200 S and 10600 S (approximately) & 8500 W and 8900 W
(approximately)
- Pepperwood Subdivision – located in the city of Sandy and extends from 2000 E to Wasatch Blvd (3265 E) and from
Dimple Dell Rd (10650 S) to Lone Hollow Rd (11270 S).
San Juan County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Blanding – has own origin – Center St/Hwy 191 (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 191 (0 E/W)
- Monticello – has own origin – Center St/Hwy 491 (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 191 (0 E/W)
Sanpete County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Centerfield – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Ephraim – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Fairview – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & State St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Fayette – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Fountain Green – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & State St/Hwy 132 (0 E/W)
- Gunnison – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Manti – has own origin – Union Rd (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Mayfield – has own origin – Canyon Rd (0 N/S) & Main St/Hwy 137 (0 E/W)
- Maroni – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 132 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Mount Pleasant – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 116 (0 N/S) & State St/Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Spring City – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Sterling – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Hwy 89 (0 E/W)
- Wales – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & State St (0 E/W)
Sevier County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Annabella – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Aurora – has own origin – Hwy 260 (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Central Valley – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Elsinore – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Glenwood – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Joseph – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Koosharem – has own origin – Torgersen Ln/Hwy 62 (0 E/W) and Center St/Langdon Mtn/Monroe Mtn (0 N/S)
- Monroe – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Redmond – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W)
- Richfield – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Salina – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and State St (0 E/W)
- Sigurd – has own origin - Main St & Center St
Unincorporated areas with their own address origins
- Accord Lakes - ?
- Fish Lake - Twin Creek Road & SR 25 (?)
- Monroe Mountain - Around Cove Mountain Road & White Pine Creek Rd (?)
- Venice – Venice Main St (0 E/W) & Venice Center St (0 N/S)
- Sevier – ?
Summit County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Coalville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) and Main St (0 E/W)
- Francis – counts off of Kamas’ address origin (see Kamas).
- Henefer – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) and Main St/SR 86 (0 E/W)
- Kamas – has own origin – Center St/SR 150 (0 N/S) and Main St/SR 32 (0 E/W)
- Oakley – counts off of Kamas’ address origin (see Kamas)
- Park City – ?
Tooele County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Grantsville – has own origin – Main St/Hwy 138 (0 N/S) & Hale St (0 E/W)
- Ophir – has own origin – Ophir Canyon Rd/Main St (0 N\S) there is no E/W center line marked by a street. E/W is
divided at a random point along Ophir Canyon Rd
- Rush Valley – has own origin – SR 199 (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Stockton – has own origin although it is not exact – Silver Ave (0 N/S) & Connor Ave on the north side of
Silver Ave and Grant Ave on the south side of Silver Ave (0 E/W)
- Tooele – has own origin – Vine St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 36 (0 E/W)
- Vernon – has own origin – Castagno Rd (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Wendover – has own origin although it is not exact – Wnedover Blvd/East Wendover Blvd (0 N/S) & Aria Blvd on
the north side of Wendover Blvd and 1st St on the south side of Wendover Blvd (0 E/W)
Uintah County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Ballard – counts from Duchesne Co origin - US 40 [200 N Roosevelt] (0 N/S – Ballard) & State St (0 E/W –
Roosevelt)
- Naples – addresses based on Vernal’s origin
- Vernal – has own origin – Main St/US 40 (0 N/S) & Vernal Ave/US 191 (0 E/W)
- Unincorporated county – approx 75% counts from Vernal, approx 25% counts from Duchesne Co origin
Utah County
- Alpine – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- American Fork – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Cedar Fort – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Church St (0 E/W)
- Cedar Hills – follows unincorporated Utah County address grid
- Draper – follows Salt Lake County address grid
- Eagle Mountain – has own origin – section corner for the extreme SW corner of section 35 of T6S R2W (approx
lat/long 40.24693, -112.04393) on their city limit border with Fairfield. The vast majority of all addresses count
north and east from this point; however the city limits do allow for a very few south or west addresses.
- Elk Ridge – has own origin – section line of sections 23 & 26 of T9S R2E (0 N/S) and Hillside Dr (0 E/W).
- Fairfield – follows unincorporated Utah County address grid
- Genola – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Goshen – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Highland – follows unincorporated Utah County address grid
- Lehi – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Lindon – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Mapleton – has own origin – Maple St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Orem – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & where Main St (0 E/W) would cross Center St if it existed in that
area (Main St does not exist between 400 S & 300 N). The 0 E/W point is also the section line between sections
14 & 15 of T6S R2E.
- Payson – has own origin – Utah Ave (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Pleasant Grove – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Provo – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & University Ave (0 E/W)
- Salem – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Santaquin – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Saratoga Springs – has own origin – section line between sections 23 & 26 of T5S R1W (0 N/S) & Redwood Rd
/ Main St (0 E/W)
- Spanish Fork – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Springville – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Vineyard – has own origin – Center St / Gammon Rd (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Woodland Hills – has own origin – north city limit boundary (0 N/S) where Woodland Hills Dr (0 E/W) meets Salem
City. This is on the border of sec 13 of T9S R2E and sec 18 of T9S R3E (approx lat/long 40.03098, -111.65381). Thus,
there would be no north addresses in Woodland Hills.
- Unincorporated Utah County – origin is in Provo at approx 120 S 120 E at section corner of sections 1 & 12 of
T7S R2E and sections 6 & 7 of T7S R3E. This is the origin for all unincorporated areas as well as Cedar Hills,
Fairfield and Highland, but not Provo.
Wasatch County
Municipalities with their own address origins
- Charleston – counts from Heber City
- Daniel – counts from Heber City
- Heber City – has own origin – Main St (0 E/W) and Center St (0 N/S)
- Midway – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) and Center St (0 E/W) *Note: N/S origin is very close to the same as
Heber City (about 2.5 blocks off)
- Park City – see Summit County
- Unincorporated county – Mostly from Heber City (could have some different areas?)
- Wallsburg – has own origin – E Main St/ W Main Canyon Rd (0 N/S) and N Center St/S Main Canyon Rd (0 E/W)
Add Independence and Hideout once their municipality borders are obtained
Washington County
Address origins (last edited 10/29/08)
- Springdale – No prefix or suffix directionals used. There is also no official address origin. If there was an
origin, it would be where Zion Park Blvd (SR 9) meets the north city boundary line, which is also the border of Zion
National Park. Zion Park Blvd (ZPB) would be the zero road, where addresses along the cross streets get larger as
they get farther away from ZPB. But there is no standard of how far addresses count; the addresses could jump by 2
from house to house or by 50. All segments of ZPB have S as the prefix directional, since the origin would be the
north city boundary. E-911 is uses address points for Springdale. (per Tom Dansie – Director of Community
Development – 10/29/08)
- Toquerville – Center St (0 N/S) & Toquerville Blvd (0 E/W)
- Leeds – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Rockville – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Virgin – SR 9 (0 N/S) & Mill St (0 E/W) – note: Main St was formerly 0 N/S; entire address grid changed in
June 2008
- LaVerkin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Hurricane – State St / SR 9 (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Apple Valley – State St / SR 59 (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Hilldale – address origin is in Colorado City, Arizona, at Township Ave (0 N/S) & Midway St (0 E/W). All N-S
roads in Utah have N addresses.
- Enterprise – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- New Harmony – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Ivins – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- St George – Tabernacle St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Santa Clara – addresses count from St George origin
- Washington – Telegraph St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
Irregularities: Some alpha roads that have SUF_DIR populated (e.g. Bloomington Dr N) and
numeric roads with S_TYPE populated (e.g. 2780 S Cir).
There are likely other origins for unincorporated towns – Veyo, Central, Pine Valley, and Gunlock. Pintura counts
from the Toquerville address grid. Pinto?
Wayne County
Address origins
- Bicknell – has own origin – Main St/SR 24 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Caineville- has own origin- SR 24 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Grover- has own origin- SR 12 (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Fremont- has own origin- Main St (0 N/S) & SR 72 (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Hanksville – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Loa – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St/SR 24 (0 E/W)
- Lyman – has own origin – Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W)
- Teasdale- has own origin- Center St (0 N/S) & Main St (0 E/W) (updated 1/11)
- Torrey – has own origin – Main St (0 N/S) & Center St (0 E/W)
- Others as per 2007? countywide address grid and resigning project?
- Others as of 2011- Old Fishlake, Capitol Reef National Park, Notom
Weber County
Countywide origin – Wall Ave (100 E/W) between addresses of 120 N Wall and 106 (S) Wall Ave (in Ogden)


vocabulary.coffee
is our big mama implementation of APL's built-in verbs,
adverbs, conjunctions, and pronouns, with a propensity to grow morbidly
obese.
JavaScript representation of APL arrays
APL's data structures are multidimensional arrays:
(rank 0) Scalars—they can be:
simple scalars, like numbers and characters
a boxed APL array of rank zero, containing exactly one element
(rank 1) Vectors—sequences of APL objects with zero or more elements
(rank 2) Matrices—two-dimensional arrays of APL objects
(rank 3+) Cubes, tesseracts, and higher-delusional stuff.
APL arrays are not necessarily homogenous, they may contain data of mixed
types.
An array in APL is aware of its own dimensions, so there is an essential
difference between a vector of vectors and a matrix. To reflect this in
JavaScript objects, we use the following convention:
APL scalars:
Simple scalars: APL numbers are JavaScript numbers and APL characters
are JavaScript one-character strings.
A rank-zero APL array is a JavaScript array of size one with a
shape
property of []
, e.g. created by:
var a = [123]; a.shape = [];
An APL vector is a JavaScript array.
An APL matrix, cube, etc is a JavaScript array with an additional shape
property, describing the dimensions of the APL array. E.g. a 2-by-2-by-3
cube of zeroes may be constructed via:
function createSomeCube() {
var cube = [
0, // Element at indices [0;0;0]
0, // Element at indices [0;0;1]
// ... indices iterated in lexicographic order ...
0 // Element at indices [1;1;2]
];
cube.shape = [2, 2, 3];
return cube;
}
A vector's representation, as opposed to that of higher-dimensional
arrays, is not required to have a shape
property. The shape of a
vector v
is assumed to be [v.length]
by convention. Similarly, we
could say that a scalar's shape is []
by convention.
APL prototypes
Every object in APL, including empty arrays, has an prototype, used
whenever "padding material" is needed, such as in the take verb:
5 ↑ 1 2 3 ⍝ returns 1 2 3 0 0
5 ↑ 'abc' ⍝ returns 'abc '
Prototypes are defined recursively:
For numbers, the prototype is 0
.
For characters, the prototype is a space, ' '
.
For non-empty arrays, the prototype is the prototype of the first
element, repeated and arranged to fit the first element's shape. E.g. the
prototype of ((1 2) 'a' (1 2 3))
is (0 0)
.
For empty arrays, the prototype is determined by the operation used to
construct the array. Usually it is copied from another array.
To represent this in JavaScript, we simply use the first elements of arrays
and calculate it dynamically. For empty arrays, we put an additional
aplPrototype
property on the array, like so:
var a = [];
a.aplPrototype = ' ';
var b = [];
b.aplPrototype = [0, 0, 0, 0];
b.aplPrototype.shape = [2, 2];
If an empty array has a prototype of 0
, we can skip aplPrototype
and
leave 0
as an implicit default.
{assert, die, inherit, isSimple, shapeOf, withShape, prod, prototypeOf,
withPrototype, withPrototypeCopiedFrom, enc, dec} = require './helpers'
{min, max, floor, ceil, round, abs, random, exp, pow, log, PI, sqrt, sin,
cos, tan, asin, acos, atan} = Math
formatter = require './formatter'


BMLTiOSLibEditableMeetingNode
public class BMLTiOSLibEditableMeetingNode : BMLTiOSLibMeetingNode
This is a special micro class
for editing the meetings for a Server.
-
This returns a flat (non-hierarchical) array of Service Body nodes that this meeting can be assinged.
This returns every Service body on the server that the current user can observe or edit. Each will be in a node, with links to its parents and children (if any).
Declaration
Swift
public var serviceBodiesICanBelongTo: [BMLTiOSLibHierarchicalServiceBodyNode] { get }
Return Value
an Array of BMLTiOSLibHierarchicalServiceBodyNode objects, each of which represents one Service body.
-
This class is editable.
Declaration
Swift
override public var isEditable: Bool { get }
-
This allows us to set a new collection of meeting formats via an array of format objects.
Declaration
Swift
override public var formats: [BMLTiOSLibFormatNode] { get set }
Return Value
an array of format objects.
-
This allows us to set a new collection of meeting formats via a CSV string of their codes.
Declaration
Swift
override public var formatsAsCSVList: String { get set }
Return Value
a CSV string of format codes, sorted alphabetically.
-
This sets the meeting’s
published
status.Declaration
Swift
override public var published: Bool { get set }
Return Value
A Bool. True, if the meeting is published.
-
This sets the meeting’s NAWS (World ID).
Declaration
Swift
override public var worldID: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the meeting NAWS ID.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var serviceBodyId: Int { get set }
Return Value
An Int, with the meeting’s Service body BMLT ID.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var serviceBody: BMLTiOSLibHierarchicalServiceBodyNode! { get set }
Return Value
The meeting’s Service body object. nil, if no Service body (should never happen).
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var name: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the meeting name.
-
This creates new long/lat values for the given coordinate.
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationCoords: CLLocationCoordinate2D! { get set }
Return Value
The location (optional).
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationName: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location building name.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationStreetAddress: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location street address.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationNeighborhood: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location neighborhood.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationBorough: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location borough.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationTown: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location town.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationCounty: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location county.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationState: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location state/province.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationZip: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location zip code/postal code.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationNation: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the location nation.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var locationInfo: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with additional location info.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var comments: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the comments.
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var weekdayIndex: Int { get set }
Return Value
An Int, with the weekday (1 = Sunday, 7 = Saturday).
-
This parses a military time string (either
HH:MM
orHHMM
), and creates a new start time from the string.Declaration
Swift
override public var timeString: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the start time in military format (
HH:MM
). -
Declaration
Swift
override public var durationString: String { get set }
Return Value
A String, with the duration (
HH:MM
). -
Sets the new duration from an integer, representing the number of minutes.
Declaration
Swift
override public var durationInMinutes: Int { get set }
Return Value
An Integer, with the duration in minutes.
-
This simply sets the time exactly from components.
Declaration
Swift
override public var startTime: DateComponents! { get set }
Return Value
an optional DateComponents object, with the time of the meeting.
-
This extracts the weekday and the time of day from the components, and uses these as new values for the meeting.
Declaration
Swift
override public var startTimeAndDay: DateComponents! { get set }
Return Value
an optional DateComponents object, with the weekday and time of the meeting.
-
This sets a new time and weekday by parsing the Date object provided. It extracts the weekday and the time of day, and uses these as new values for the meeting.
Declaration
Swift
override public var nextStartDate: Date! { get set }
Return Value
an optional Date object, with the next occurrence of the meeting (from now).
-
Declaration
Swift
override public var isDirty: Bool { get }
Return Value
true, if the meeting data has changed from its original instance.
-
Default initializer. Initiatlize with raw meeting data (a simple Dictionary).
Declaration
Swift
override public init(_ inRawMeeting: [String : String], inHandler: BMLTiOSLib)
Parameters
inRawMeeting
This is a Dictionary that describes the meeting.
inHandler
This is the BMLTiOSLib object that
owns
this meeting
-
This allows us to add a single format, via its object reference.
If the format was already there, no change is made, and there is no error.
Declaration
Swift
public func addFormat(_ inFormatObject: BMLTiOSLibFormatNode)
Parameters
inFormatObject
The format object to be added.
-
This allows us to remove a single format, via its object reference.
If the format was not there, no change is made, and there is no error.
Declaration
Swift
public func removeFormat(_ inFormatObject: BMLTiOSLibFormatNode)
Parameters
inFormatObject
The format object to be removed.
-
Removes all changes made to the meeting.
Declaration
Swift
public func restoreToOriginal()
-
Reverts a meeting to the
before
state of a given change, but does not save it to the server.The
before
meeting must also be editable, the user needs to be currently logged in with edit privileges on the meeting.This makes the meeting
dirty.
Declaration
Swift
public func revertMeetingToBeforeThisChange(_ inChangeObject: BMLTiOSLibChangeNode) -> Bool
Return Value
True, if the reversion was allowed.
-
Reverts a meeting to the
before
state of a given change, and saves it to the server.The
before
meeting must also be editable, the user needs to be currently logged in with edit privileges on the meeting.Declaration
Swift
public func saveMeetingToBeforeThisChange(_ inChangeObject: BMLTiOSLibChangeNode) -> Bool
Return Value
True, if the reversion was allowed.
-
Test whether or not a given field has undergone a change.
Declaration
Swift
public func valueChanged(_ inKey: String) -> Bool
Parameters
inKey
The meeting field key to test.
Return Value
True, if the given field is different from the original one.
-
Deletes this meeting.
Declaration
Swift
public func delete()
-
Saves changes made to the meeting.
Declaration
Swift
public func saveChanges()


Implementation for iSensor-SPI-Buffer IMU interfacing module.
More...
Implementation for iSensor-SPI-Buffer IMU interfacing module.
Copyright (c) Analog Devices Inc, 2020 All Rights Reserved.
- Date
- 3/18/2020
- Author
- A. Nolan (alex..nosp@m.nola.nosp@m.n@ana.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>◆ ApplySclkDivider()
| static void ApplySclkDivider |
( |
uint32_t |
preScalerSetting | ) |
|
|
static |
Applies baud rate divider setting to master SPI port (to IMU)
- Parameters
-
| preScalerSetting | The SCLK pre-scaler setting to apply. |
- Returns
- void
◆ ConfigureImuCsTimer()
| void ConfigureImuCsTimer |
( |
uint32_t |
period | ) |
|
Sets the TIM3 period for use in PWM mode to drive CS.
- Returns
- void
- Parameters
-
| period | Timer ticks period for TIM3. This corresponds to the CS low pulse width |
TIM3 will be disabled (CS high) by this function. It should not be called while a data capture is in progress.
◆ ConfigureImuSpiTimer()
| void ConfigureImuSpiTimer |
( |
uint32_t |
period | ) |
|
Configures the period on TIM4.
- Parameters
-
| period | The timer period (in 72MHz ticks) |
- Returns
- void
◆ DisableImuSpiDMA()
| void DisableImuSpiDMA |
( |
| ) |
|
Disable IMU burst data stream.
- Returns
- void
◆ ImuReadReg()
| uint16_t ImuReadReg |
( |
uint8_t |
RegAddr | ) |
|
Reads 16 bit value from the IMU.
- Parameters
-
| RegAddr | The IMU register address to read |
- Returns
- The 16 bit register data read from the IMU
This function produces two SPI transfers to the IMU. One to send the initial read request, and a second to get back the read result data.
◆ ImuSpiTransfer()
| uint16_t ImuSpiTransfer |
( |
uint32_t |
MOSI | ) |
|
Basic IMU SPI data transfer function (protocol agnostic).
- Parameters
-
| MOSI | The 16 bit MOSI data to transmit to the IMU |
- Returns
- The 16 bit MISO data received during the transmission
This function wraps the SPI master HAL layer into something easily usable. All SPI pass through functionality is built on this call.
◆ ImuWriteReg()
| uint16_t ImuWriteReg |
( |
uint8_t |
RegAddr, |
|
|
uint8_t |
RegValue |
|
) |
| |
Writes an 8 bit value to the IMU.
- Parameters
-
| RegAddr | The IMU register address to write |
| RegValue | The 8 bit value to write |
- Returns
- The MISO data clocked out from the IMU during the transaction
This function produces only a single SPI transaction to the IMU
◆ InitImuCsTimer()
Inits TIM3 for use in PWM mode to drive CS.
- Returns
- void
TIM4 is used to drive SPI buffered data acquisition from the IMU. One timer interrupt is generated per SPI word clocked out from the DUT. TIM4 runs at a full 72MHz. With a 16-bit resolution and a time base of 72MHz, TIM4 will roll over every 910us The worst case spi period allowed is 255us stall + (17 bits / 140KHz) -> 376us
◆ InitImuSpiTimer()
Inits TIM4 for use as a IMU spi period timer.
- Returns
- void
TIM4 is used to drive SPI buffered data acquisition from the IMU. One timer interrupt is generated per SPI word clocked out from the DUT. TIM4 runs at a full 72MHz. With a 16-bit resolution and a time base of 72MHz, TIM4 will roll over every 910us The worst case spi period allowed is 255us stall + (17 bits / 140KHz) -> 376us
◆ ResetImu()
Hardware reset connected IMU.
- Returns
- void
Reset pin is pulled low for 1ms, then brought high
◆ StartImuBurst()
| void StartImuBurst |
( |
uint8_t * |
bufEntry | ) |
|
Start an IMU burst data capture (using DMA)
- Parameters
-
| bufEntry | Pointer to the buffer entry to recieve data into |
- Returns
- void
This function configures the IMU SPI port for a bi-directional DMA transfer. CS is manually controlled by leaving TIM3 (CS timer) disabled, and manually setting the count register to 0.
◆ UpdateImuSpiConfig()
| void UpdateImuSpiConfig |
( |
| ) |
|
Processes any changes to IMU_SPI_CONFIG reg and applies.
- Returns
- void
Sets the stall time (in microseconds) based on lower byte of the IMU_SPI_CONFIG register. Sets the SPI clock frequency divider based on the upper 8 bits. See register documentation for details of what target SCLK frequencies are achievable.
◆ g_regs
◆ g_spi1
SPI handle for IMU master port. Global scope
◆ htim3
◆ htim4
◆ imuStallTimeUs
| uint32_t imuStallTimeUs = 25 |
|
static |
track stall time (microseconds)


You can also fetch the data from a server using an Ajax call.
The angular-datatables
provides the helper DTOptionsBuilder.withSource(sAjaxSource)
and the helper DTColumnBuilder
that lets you build the datatables options for each column.
See the API for the complete list of methods of the helper.


https://github.com/fuzzdb-project/fuzzdb -
Attack: os command injection, dir listings, dir traversal, file upload, auth bypass, xss, header injections, sql injection, nosql injection, and more.
Discover: lists from resources like logfiles and admin directories
Regex: error messages, credit cards, SSN and more
Webshells
Common usernames
Common passwords
http://openwall.com/wordlists/
Wordlists bundled with John the Ripper
Additional wordlists available (paid)
https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists -
List types include usernames, passwords, URLs, sensitive data patterns, fuzzing payloads, web shells, and many more.
http://wordbook.xyz/download/
Random link
https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Fuzzing_Code_Database
OWASP compilation
Password leaks/lists:
http://www.leakedin.com
http://securityxploded.com/passwordsecrets.php
https://packetstormsecurity.com/Crackers/wordlists/
http://contest-2010.korelogic.com/wordlists.html
https://wiki.skullsecurity.org/Passwords
http://contest.korelogic.com/wordlists.html


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Ephesians 4:1
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12 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
13 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
14 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
15 * limitations under the License.
16 */
17
18 package opennlp.tools.util.eval;
19
20 import java.util.ArrayList;
21 import java.util.Collections;
22 import java.util.List;
23
24
25 /**
26 * The {@link FMeasure} is an utility class for evaluators
27 * which measure precision, recall and the resulting f-measure.
28 *
29 * Evaluation results are the arithmetic mean of the precision
30 * scores calculated for each reference sample and
31 * the arithmetic mean of the recall scores calculated for
32 * each reference sample.
33 */
34 public final class FMeasure {
35 /**
36 * |selected| = true positives + false positives

37 * the count of selected (or retrieved) items.
38 */
39 private long selected;
40
41 /**
42 * |target| = true positives + false negatives

43 * the count of target (or correct) items.
44 */
45 private long target;
46
47 /**
48 * Storing the number of true positives found.
49 */
50 private long truePositive;
51
52 /**
53 * Retrieves the arithmetic mean of the precision scores calculated for each
54 * evaluated sample.
55 *
56 * @return the arithmetic mean of all precision scores
57 */
58 public double getPrecisionScore() {
59 return selected > 0 ? (double) truePositive / (double) selected : 0;
60 }
61
62 /**
63 * Retrieves the arithmetic mean of the recall score calculated for each
64 * evaluated sample.
65 *
66 * @return the arithmetic mean of all recall scores
67 */
68 public double getRecallScore() {
69 return target > 0 ? (double) truePositive / (double) target : 0;
70 }
71
72 /**
73 * Retrieves the f-measure score.
74 *
75 * f-measure = 2 * precision * recall / (precision + recall)
76 * @return the f-measure or -1 if precision + recall <= 0
77 */
78 public double getFMeasure() {
79
80 if (getPrecisionScore() + getRecallScore() > 0) {
81 return 2 * (getPrecisionScore() * getRecallScore())
82 / (getPrecisionScore() + getRecallScore());
83 } else {
84 // cannot divide by zero, return error code
85 return -1;
86 }
87 }
88
89 /**
90 * Updates the score based on the number of true positives and
91 * the number of predictions and references.
92 *
93 * @param references the provided references
94 * @param predictions the predicted spans
95 */
96 public void updateScores(final Object[] references, final Object[] predictions) {
97
98 truePositive += countTruePositives(references, predictions);
99 selected += predictions.length;
100 target += references.length;
101 }
102
103 /**
104 * Merge results into fmeasure metric.
105 * @param measure the fmeasure
106 */
107 public void mergeInto(final FMeasure measure) {
108 this.selected += measure.selected;
109 this.target += measure.target;
110 this.truePositive += measure.truePositive;
111 }
112
113 /**
114 * Creates a human read-able {@link String} representation.
115 * @return the results
116 */
117 @Override
118 public String toString() {
119 return "Precision: " + Double.toString(getPrecisionScore()) + "\n"
120 + "Recall: " + Double.toString(getRecallScore()) + "\n" + "F-Measure: "
121 + Double.toString(getFMeasure());
122 }
123
124 /**
125 * This method counts the number of objects which are equal and occur in the
126 * references and predictions arrays.
127 * Matched items are removed from the prediction list.
128 *
129 * @param references
130 * the gold standard
131 * @param predictions
132 * the predictions
133 * @return number of true positives
134 */
135 static int countTruePositives(final Object[] references, final Object[] predictions) {
136
137 List<Object> predListSpans = new ArrayList<>(predictions.length);
138 Collections.addAll(predListSpans, predictions);
139 int truePositives = 0;
140 Object matchedItem = null;
141
142 for (Object referenceName : references) {
143 for (Object predListSpan : predListSpans) {
144 if (referenceName.equals(predListSpan)) {
145 matchedItem = predListSpan;
146 truePositives++;
147 }
148 }
149 if (matchedItem != null) {
150 predListSpans.remove(matchedItem);
151 }
152 }
153 return truePositives;
154 }
155
156
157 /**
158 * Calculates the precision score for the given reference and predicted spans.
159 *
160 * @param references
161 * the gold standard spans
162 * @param predictions
163 * the predicted spans
164 * @return the precision score or NaN if there are no predicted spans
165 */
166 public static double precision(final Object[] references, final Object[] predictions) {
167
168 if (predictions.length > 0) {
169 return countTruePositives(references, predictions)
170 / (double) predictions.length;
171 } else {
172 return Double.NaN;
173 }
174 }
175
176 /**
177 * Calculates the recall score for the given reference and predicted spans.
178 *
179 * @param references
180 * the gold standard spans
181 * @param predictions
182 * the predicted spans
183 *
184 * @return the recall score or NaN if there are no reference spans
185 */
186 public static double recall(final Object[] references, final Object[] predictions) {
187
188 if (references.length > 0) {
189 return countTruePositives(references, predictions)
190 / (double) references.length;
191 } else {
192 return Double.NaN;
193 }
194 }
195 }


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Example vocalisations (nonverbal and speech prosody) of 22 positive emotions produced by Chinese speakers:
Nonverbal vocalisation of admiration:
Speech prosody of admiration:
Nonverbal vocalisation of amae:
Speech prosody of amae:
Nonverbal vocalisation of amusement:
Speech prosody of amusement:
Nonverbal vocalisation of awe:
Speech prosody of awe:
Nonverbal vocalisation of determination:
Speech prosody of determination:
Nonverbal vocalisation of elation:
Speech prosody of elation:
Nonverbal vocalisation of elevation:
Speech prosody of elevation:
Nonverbal vocalisation of excitement:
Speech prosody of excitement:
Nonverbal vocalisation of gratitude:
Speech prosody of gratitude:
Nonverbal vocalisation of hope:
Speech prosody of hope:
Nonverbal vocalisation of inspiration:
Speech prosody of inspiration:
Nonverbal vocalisation of interest:
Speech prosody of interest:
Nonverbal vocalisation of lust:
Speech prosody of lust:
Nonverbal vocalisation of moved:
Speech prosody of moved:
Nonverbal vocalisation of pride:
Speech prosody of pride:
Nonverbal vocalisation of positive surprise:
Speech prosody of positive suprise:
Nonverbal vocalisation of relief:
Speech prosody of relief:
Nonverbal vocalisation of being respected:
Speech prosody of being respected:
Nonverbal vocalisation of schadenfreude:
Speech prosody of schadenfreude:
Nonverbal vocalisation of sensory pleasure:
Speech prosody of sensory pleasure:
Nonverbal vocalisation of tenderness:
Speech prosody of tenderness:
Nonverbal vocalisation of triumph:
Speech prosody of triumph:
Dutch vocalisations of 22 positive emotions can be listened from here


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November 20, 2019
Gwen Stefani Flashes Some Leg And Abs In Short Cut-Out Mini Dress With Fishnets On ‘The Voice’
Gwen Stefani keeps blowing her fans' minds with her looks on 'The Voice.'
Gwen Stefani keeps blowing her fans' minds with her looks on 'The Voice.'
Gwen Stefani made another flashy fashion choice for Tuesday night’s episode of The Voice. She also shared a few photos of her latest look on Instagram, which gave fans the opportunity to voice their thoughts about her eye-catching ensemble. Unsurprisingly, her look received rave reviews.
Gwen’s latest outfit was another mini dress. For the Monday night episode of The Voice Live Playoffs, she rocked the same short style, but that elaborate garment was a wild mix of animal print and sheer fabric that showed off her bra. This time, she sported a dress that flashed her abs.
The stunning garment was a feminine pale pink, but its super short length combined with two large missing swaths of fabric added a bit of a daring edge to Gwen’s look. These large triangular cutouts showcased the “Hollaback Girl” singer’s toned stomach and drew attention to her slim waist.
Gwen’s mini dress also had an added touch of opulence. Glittering beads and sparkling gems were used to create exquisite swirls and sunbursts. Gwen completed her outfit with the black fishnets of which she’s so fond. She accessorized her look with numerous gold bracelets and chunky rings.
Gwen was rocking a long bob with thick bangs on Monday night, but that was obviously a wig. For Tuesday night’s episode of The Voice, she left her forehead bare by wearing her layered platinum tresses down in soft waves. Her chic hairstyle included a small bouffant, which created a little extra volume. Her lips were a pale pink that almost matched the color of her dress, while she was also sporting the dark and dramatic eye makeup that her fans have become so accustomed to seeing.
The first of the photos from Tuesday night that Gwen posted garnered over 126,000 likes at the time of writing. They included a coveted Instagram kudos from Jennifer Aniston. Gwen’s bejeweled pink ensemble also received plenty of praise in the comment section of her post.
“You looked gorgeous tonight!! I love this new more sophisticated look on you,” wrote one fan.
“This is by far the best look you have ever had. Amazing!!!!” another remarked.
Gwen uploaded two additional photos of the dress. In the first, she’s standing next to her boyfriend and co-coach on The Voice, Blake Shelton. In it, she’s is striking a side pose, providing a better view of one of her garment’s large cutouts. This snapshot helped her score a like from Paris Hilton.
The other photo was snapped from further back, so it showed a lot more of Gwen’s shapely legs. In it, Gwen was pictured posing with her three team members on The Voice: Rose Short, Joana Martinez and Myracle Holloway.
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In response to Gwen’s photos, a few of her fans compared her to a certain famous doll.
“Can you be anymore barbie in this pic!” wrote one admirer.
“A barbie and a cowboy,” another remarked in the comments section of the photo of Gwen and Blake.
Fans can see more of Gwen’s incredible style by watching The Voice.