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Lossless – A compressed version of the audio file that by uncompressing it with the original encoder can be returned to its original uncompressed format.
Common formats - WAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless
Lossy – Cannot be returned to its original uncompressed format but at the advantage of saving space.
Common formats – MP3, AAC, OGG
Bit Rate - the number of bits (1 or 0) that an encoder is allowed to allocate for each second of audio
Common rates – 128, 192, 256, 320 Kbps
Bit rate can be constant (CBR) or variable (VBR).
Sample Rate – the number of times a second a sample is taken to turn an analog signal into a digital one
Common rates – 44.1, 96, 192, Khz
Encoders have two basic jobs to complete in order to be successful
Make the file as small as possible and make the file as high quality as possible
They separate the audio by length and frequency
Huffman Coding - a database of frequently used bit strings (must be created per application) is ranked in order of occurrence. This allows the encoder to go down the string of bits and when it can guess the correct one before having to use the ASCII representation number of bits.


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The first step is to fork our repository: python-discord/game-jam-2020. You can learn how to do this in our contributing guidelines.
Alternatively, GitHub has a detailed suite of tutorials explaining forking as well as other technical terms that you may come across. If you get stuck at any point, you are always welcome to ask for help at Python Discord.
Once the fork is created, each team will make a directory for their project. The directory should be named after the team. For example, team Precise Rabbits will set up a directory as follows:
game-jam-2020/
└── precise-rabbits/
└── game/
├── __init__.py
├── __main__.py
└── rabbits.py
├── config.json
├── Pipfile
├── Pipfile.lock
└── README.md
Do not make any changes to other teams' project directories.
Each team will then develop their game within their fork.  Feel free to refer to our guidelines on the topic, or any other resources that you may find useful. Version control is an important aspect of software development, and code jams are a great opportunity to improve skills in the area.
Once the project is finished, a pull request will be opened against the upstream repository. All of your projects will be merged to the upstream repository, which means that you will be credited as a contributor to an open source project. The final version must be committed by the jam's deadline. Any changes beyond this point will not be considered in the judging process.
Please ensure that your final version is well tested, and satisfies our technical requirements.
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results.Rd
The resultNames
, result
, and results
functions enable
you to explore the results of the analysis run with multiGSEA
.
The results that are stored within a MultiGSEAResult
object have a
more or less 1:1 mapping with the values passed as methods
, parameter
of the multiGSEA()
call.
Generates a table to indicate the number of genesets per collection that
pass a given FDR. The table provides separate groups of rows for each of
the methods
run in the multiGSEA()
call that generated that
generated x
.
resultNames(x) result(x, ...) # S3 method for MultiGSEAResult result( x, name = NULL, stats.only = FALSE, rank.by = c("pval", "t", "logFC"), add.suffix = FALSE, as.dt = FALSE, ... ) results( x, names = resultNames(x), stats.only = TRUE, rank.by = c("pval", "logFC", "t"), add.suffix = length(names) > 1L, as.dt = FALSE ) tabulateResults( x, names = resultNames(x), max.p = 0.2, p.col = c("padj", "padj.by.collection", "pval"), as.dt = FALSE )
| x | A |
|---|---|
| name | the names of the results desired |
| stats.only | logical, set to |
| rank.by | the statistic to use to append a |
| add.suffix | If |
| names | the names of the GSEA methods to be reported. By default, this function will display results for all methods. |
| max.p | The maximum padj value to consider a result significant |
| p.col | use padj or padj.by.collection? |
a data.table with the results from the requested method.
a data.table that summarizes the significant results per method per collection for the GSEA that was run
The product of an indivdual GSEA is consumed by the corresponding
do.<METHOD>
function and converted into a data.table of results that
is internally stored.
Use the resultNames()
function to identify which results are available
for interrogation. The result()
function returns the statistics of
one individual result, and the results()
function combines the results
from the specified methods into an arbitrarily wide data.table with
method
-suffixed column names.
Use the tabulateResults()
function to create a summary table that
tallies the number of significant genesets per collection, per method at
the specified FDR thresholds.
## Refer to the examples in ?multiGSEA


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Demonstrates writing events with LoggingChannel and LoggingActivity.
LoggingChannel can work in a Windows 8.1 compatibility mode or in a new Windows 10 enhanced mode. Each of the buttons below will run the same scenario using a different LoggingChannel mode. You can then compare the ETW output to see the differences in the two modes.
Before clicking each button, you should start an ETW session to capture the events from the scenario. Use a tool such as xperf to start a session capturing the correct provider GUID, then click the button to log events, then stop the session, and finally examine the ETL file (using xperf, tracerpt, or another ETL decoding tool). For example, you might do the following (replacing GUID with the correct GUID for each button):
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(click button)
xperf -stop MySession
tracerpt MyFile.etl
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| 1. Click the Add Question Set icon on the toolbar. The question set browser page is displayed
You can add questions to content editor by
- Selecting Questions - Creating Questions |
| Step | Screen |
|---|---|
| 1. Type keywords to search for questions
2. Apply filters for better search results a) Language b) Difficulty c) Question Type d) Grade Level e) Concepts. Refer Concept Selector 3. Use My Questions slider to search for questions that you have uploaded. To search for questions available on the portal, disable this option 4. Select questions from the results displayed on the left pane 5. The selected question can be previewed on the right pane 6. Click Create Question to create your own question 7. Click Next |
| Step | Screen |
|---|---|
| To create a question set
1. On Create Question page select the type of question you want to create 2. You can create following types of question a) Multiple Choice Question b) Fill in the Blanks Question c) Match the Following Question 3. Click Select |
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|---|---|
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| Step | Screen |
|---|---|
| 1. Enter the question
2. You can format the questions using rich text editor 3. Enter the answers within a pair of square brackets [[Answer]] 4. Use Select Keyboard option select the text input method 5. Select Refresh icon to preview your question 6. Select Partial Scoring to enable scoring for each correct answer 7. Click Next to enter the Question Details. The Create Question page appears 8. Select Back to go back to the previous page |
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|---|---|
| 1. Enter the question
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| 1. Enter Name of the question set
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saturationvalue_water
Path: CARNOT/materials
Purpose
Block for the calculation of the saturation properties for water.
Description
The block returns the saturation properties for water. The desired values can
be chosen from a check box in the mask. A vector for the value of boiling fluid
and saturated steam is returned.
Parameters and Dialog Box
Characteristics
Direct Feedthrough Yes
Sample
time
Inherited
from driving block
States
corresponding
to the number of nodes
Vectorized
No


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| energy.usef.agr.repository |
Repository classes of the Aggregator.
|
| energy.usef.agr.repository.device.capability |
Repository classes of the Aggregator related to device capabilities.
|
| energy.usef.brp.repository |
The package which contains all database repositories for the BRP.
|
| energy.usef.core.repository |
Package for the core repository classes.
|
| energy.usef.cro.repository |
Repository classes for the Common Reference Operator.
|
| energy.usef.dso.repository |
Repository classes of the Distribution System Operator.
|
| energy.usef.mdc.repository |
Contains Repository Classes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CommonReferenceOperatorRepository
Repository class for the
CommonReferenceOperator entity. |
class |
DeviceMessageRepository
Repository class for the
DeviceMessage entity. |
class |
DeviceRequestRepository
Repository class for the
DeviceRequest entity. |
class |
ElementRepository
Repository class to manage the
Element objects. |
class |
IncreaseRequestRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
IncreaseRequest entities. |
class |
InterruptRequestRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
InterruptRequest entities. |
class |
PowerContainerRepository
Repository class for the
PowerContainer entity. |
class |
ReduceRequestRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
ReduceRequest entities. |
class |
ReportRequestRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
ReportRequest entities. |
class |
ShiftRequestRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
ShiftRequest entities. |
class |
SynchronisationConnectionRepository
Repository class for the
SynchronisationConnection entity. |
class |
SynchronisationConnectionStatusRepository
Repository class for the
SynchronisationConnection entity. |
class |
UdiEventRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
UdiEvent entities. |
class |
UdiRepository
Repository class for the
Udi entity. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DeviceCapabilityRepository |
class |
IncreaseCapabilityRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to
IncreaseCapability entity. |
class |
InterruptCapabilityRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to
InterruptCapability entity. |
class |
ReduceCapabilityRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to
ReduceCapability entity. |
class |
ReportCapabilityRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to
ReportCapability entity. |
class |
ShiftCapabilityRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to
ShiftCapability entity. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
MeterDataCompanyRepository
MeterDataCompany Repository for BRP.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AgrConnectionGroupRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
AgrConnectionGroup entity. |
class |
BrpConnectionGroupRepository
This repository is used to manage
BrpConnectionGroup . |
class |
CongestionPointConnectionGroupRepository
This repository is used to manage
CongestionPointConnectionGroup . |
class |
ConnectionGroupRepository
This repository is used to manage
ConnectionGroup . |
class |
ConnectionGroupStateRepository
This repository is used to manage
ConnectionGroupState . |
class |
ConnectionRepository
This repository is used to manage
Connection . |
class |
FlexOrderSettlementRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
FlexOrderSettlement entities. |
class |
MessageErrorRepository
Repository class for message errors.
|
class |
MessageRepository
Repository class for the messages.
|
class |
PlanboardMessageRepository
Repository class for the
PlanboardMessage entity. |
class |
PtuContainerRepository
PTUContainer Repository.
|
class |
PtuFlexOfferRepository
Repository class for the
PtuFlexOffer entity. |
class |
PtuFlexOrderRepository
Repository class for the
PtuFlexOrder entity. |
class |
PtuFlexRequestRepository
Repository class for the
PtuFlexRequest entity. |
class |
PtuPrognosisRepository
Repository class for the
PtuPrognosis entity. |
class |
PtuSettlementRepository
Repository class in charge of the operations related to the
PtuSettlement entity. |
class |
PtuStateRepository
This repository is used to manage
PtuState . |
class |
SignedMessageHashRepository
Repository class for operations related to the
SignedMessageHash entity. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AggregatorRepository
Aggregator Repository for CRO.
|
class |
BalanceResponsiblePartyRepository
BalanceResponsibleParty Repository for CRO.
|
class |
CongestionPointRepository
Congestion Point Repository for CRO.
|
class |
DistributionSystemOperatorRepository
Distribution System Operator Repository for CRO.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AggregatorConnectionRepository
Repository class for the
AggregatorConnection entity. |
class |
CommonReferenceQueryStateRepository
Repository class for the
CommonReferenceQueryState entity. |
class |
MdcConnectionRepository
Repository class for the
Connection entity. |
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Medical Form
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DOB:
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Department:
Date of Joining:
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Residential Address:
PAN No. :
Account No. :
Name of Bank:
Address of Bank:
Name of Father:
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DOB:
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Father's age if living and state of health :
Father's age at death and cause of death :
No. Of brothers living, their ages and state of health :
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Mother's age if living and state of health :
Mother's age at death and cause of death :
No. Of sisters living, their ages and state of health :
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I have a problem with Emoncms 8.08 running on WAMP (on a Windows Home server) which happens every now and then (roughly one to two times a day in irregular intervals).
I am measuring consumption with an Emontx, send this to a Jeelink (mounted to my Home server) via RF and then use a script to send the data to the Emoncms running on this same server.
First thing I can see is that there is missing data in the graphs (straight line). The data is missing for exactly two hours (~+0-3 minutes) then everything works as before. If I look into the log of the python script, I see that the data is send every 10 seconds (my measuring interval on the EmonTx) to the apache server and the server responds correctly with an 'ok'.
 Then no access any more (apart from the two requests by <IP_ADDRESS>, my mobile phone). Then, suddenly at ~ 10:15:55 (at this time, I did a 'restart all services' on the apache), all the 'missing' data seems to 'stream in' within seconds (I have already seen one data message every ~15ms) . Even worse, the data is not even in the correct sequence!!! I can tell this by comparing to the python log.
Does anybody have an idea how this can happen? Where is this data 'stored' in the mean time (between 'transmission' in the Python script (plus ACK!)and 'reception' by the apache server)?
The apache server is unresponsive during these two hours, means that I get no response in the browser.
(Is it possible to format the log so that it is readable but does not overwrite the 'Active forum topics'?)
[Edited - line breaks added between "json" & "?" - Moderator (RW)]
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
The oem_gateway buffers the requests in memory when they can't be delivered to the server. When connectivity is restored it then submits all backed up transactions in chronological order.
If you deliberately took Apache down for 2h maintenance this is the behaviour you would see. In your case you need to establish why Apache is dropping out for these periods. At least because you're using the gateway you don't actually lose any data :)
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
This is problematic. I fixed a bug in the gateway a long time ago to make sure the data is sent in the correct order, since some post-processing actions rely on this order. I understand your gateway log attests this is done correctly. But if the http GET are treated in random order, the processing chain is spoiled.
I don't know what we can do about that. Add a small interval between two data posts and cross fingers (scary) ? Modify the post-processing to allow data insertion (breaks everything) ? Forget about data buffering (too bad) ?
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Sorry, Dave, Jérôme, I am not yet using the OEM-Gateway :-(
And, because all the (held back) data arrives within a few seconds (without the original time information), they are actually 'lost' (they will not correctly 'fill up' the gap). This might be different with the OEM-Gateway, though.
Is there an explanation why apache answers with an 'ok'? But does not notify the 'access' in the acces.log? And the data is actually not written to the data base?
Thank you very much for your assistance!
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
OK, you confused me by referring to Python. The emoncms Pi module is written in PHP, I think?
To be honest I would just switch to the oem_gateway. It's a lot more robust and I think you may find it back-fills the data to the correct time slots after an outage.
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Sorry Dave, did not want to confuse you :-)
I am referring to a Python script that is used to read serial data from a Jeelink (usb module with RFM12B transceiver). From here: https://github.com/emoncms/development/blob/master/Tutorials/Python/PyLink/pylink.py
I have to find out how to use the OEM Gateway on my Windows home server. Then I might switch to that.
I am still wondering why apache (or who?) is answering the GET request with 'ok' but does not 'process' it.
part of the Python script:
always shows:
in the console output.
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Oh, so your base is a Windows PC with a Jeelink USB module.
I suppose you could have the OEM Gateway run on that. I don't expect blocking issues.
Well, in fact, it depends how you communicate with the Jeelink module (how you setup groupe, node id and freq), but I think the RFM2Pi is based on Jeelink, so I'm quite confident.
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
I just 'saw' it happen again!
Now what I saw is a bit different to what I thought before (just not enough info in the logs). It seems that the Python script is 'stalled' for just a while. It prints:
and is stuck there. No response ('ok') and also no error message. Then after a bit more than two minutes it sent out all the data that was in the input buffer (serial input buffer?) within a few seconds. Does it run with such a low priority that it does not get any processing time?
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Could be a connection issue, script stalled waiting for an answer, timeout too long.
Timeout are not as simple as it seems. I have a timeout issue in the OEM Gateway, too:
https://github.com/Jerome-github/oem_gateway/issues/1
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
I am not sure if it really matters, but I am now running the Python shell with administrative rights ('start as administrator'). Possibly coincidence, but I have not had any of the above mentioned problems since then.
(the other change I made was to set a timeout in HTTPConnection():
I have no idea if this really does something)
Jörg.
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Isn't the timeout change enough to solve the issue ?
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
Hello everyone.
I am having a very similar problem on my local installation. Apache stops responding, the browser disconnects emoncms or waits indefinitely.
If Apache restart everything works again, after a very long time not happen again.
I'm using Windows XP, Wamp. Emoncms 8.0.6 and 8.1.1 give the same fault on two different PC, the other is in Windows 7.
The apache log shows:
[Fri Apr 11 08:38:45.671875 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2656:tid 264] AH00422: Parent: Received shutdown signal -- Shutting down the server.
[Fri Apr 11 08:38:54.656250 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2948:tid 1884] AH00364: Child: All worker threads have exited.
[Fri Apr 11 08:38:59.703125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2656:tid 264] AH00430: Parent: Child process 2948 exited successfully.
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:09.171875 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:10.296875 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00455: Apache/2.4.4 (Win32) OpenSSL/0.9.8y PHP/5.4.16 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:10.312500 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00456: Server built: Feb 23 2013 13:07:34
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:10.312500 2014] [core:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00094: Command line: 'c:\\wamp\\bin\\apache\\apache2.4.4\\bin\\httpd.exe -d C:/wamp/bin/apache/Apache2.4.4'
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:10.328125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00418: Parent: Created child process 532
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:12.921875 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 532:tid 1884] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:33:13.109375 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 532:tid 1884] AH00354: Child: Starting 150 worker threads.
[Fri Apr 11 10:48:11.343750 2014] [:error] [pid 532:tid 580] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1084] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 10:48:53.046875 2014] [:error] [pid 532:tid 612] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1088] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:12.718750 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00422: Parent: Received shutdown signal -- Shutting down the server.
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:14.734375 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 532:tid 1884] AH00364: Child: All worker threads have exited.
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:15.031250 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2340:tid 264] AH00430: Parent: Child process 532 exited successfully.
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:21.359375 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:21.828125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00455: Apache/2.4.4 (Win32) OpenSSL/0.9.8y PHP/5.4.16 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:21.828125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00456: Server built: Feb 23 2013 13:07:34
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:21.828125 2014] [core:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00094: Command line: 'c:\\wamp\\bin\\apache\\apache2.4.4\\bin\\httpd.exe -d C:/wamp/bin/apache/Apache2.4.4'
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:21.828125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00418: Parent: Created child process 2240
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:25.484375 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2240:tid 1884] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:25.687500 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2240:tid 1884] AH00354: Child: Starting 150 worker threads.
[Fri Apr 11 10:53:35.281250 2014] [:error] [pid 2240:tid 584] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1127] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 10:58:12.718750 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00422: Parent: Received shutdown signal -- Shutting down the server.
[Fri Apr 11 10:58:14.718750 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2240:tid 1884] AH00364: Child: All worker threads have exited.
[Fri Apr 11 10:58:15.078125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2940:tid 264] AH00430: Parent: Child process 2240 exited successfully.
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:39.187500 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:39.953125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00455: Apache/2.4.4 (Win32) OpenSSL/0.9.8y PHP/5.4.16 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:39.953125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00456: Server built: Feb 23 2013 13:07:34
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:39.953125 2014] [core:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00094: Command line: 'c:\\wamp\\bin\\apache\\apache2.4.4\\bin\\httpd.exe -d C:/wamp/bin/apache/Apache2.4.4'
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:39.953125 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00418: Parent: Created child process 2408
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:41.968750 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2408:tid 1884] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 10:59:42.093750 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2408:tid 1884] AH00354: Child: Starting 150 worker threads.
[Fri Apr 11 11:04:05.218750 2014] [:error] [pid 2408:tid 596] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1202] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 11:04:47.437500 2014] [:error] [pid 2408:tid 580] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1205] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 11:05:29.906250 2014] [:error] [pid 2408:tid 612] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1210] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 11:06:00.281250 2014] [mpm_winnt:warn] [pid 2408:tid 280] (OS 64)El nombre de red especificado ya no est\E1 disponible. : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed.
[Fri Apr 11 11:06:11.843750 2014] [:error] [pid 2408:tid 580] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1215] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 11:06:54.062500 2014] [:error] [pid 2408:tid 580] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1218] Message sent
[Fri Apr 11 11:13:59.437500 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00422: Parent: Received shutdown signal -- Shutting down the server.
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:01.437500 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2408:tid 1884] AH00364: Child: All worker threads have exited.
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:01.656250 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2560:tid 264] AH00430: Parent: Child process 2408 exited successfully.
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:04.687500 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 4032:tid 264] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:05.000000 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 4032:tid 264] AH00455: Apache/2.4.4 (Win32) OpenSSL/0.9.8y PHP/5.4.16 configured -- resuming normal operations
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:05.000000 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 4032:tid 264] AH00456: Server built: Feb 23 2013 13:07:34
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:05.000000 2014] [core:notice] [pid 4032:tid 264] AH00094: Command line: 'c:\\wamp\\bin\\apache\\apache2.4.4\\bin\\httpd.exe -d C:/wamp/bin/apache/Apache2.4.4'
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:05.000000 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 4032:tid 264] AH00418: Parent: Created child process 2416
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:06.921875 2014] [ssl:warn] [pid 2416:tid 1884] AH01873: Init: Session Cache is not configured [hint: SSLSessionCache]
[Fri Apr 11 11:14:07.046875 2014] [mpm_winnt:notice] [pid 2416:tid 1884] AH00354: Child: Starting 150 worker threads.
[Fri Apr 11 11:16:26.812500 2014] [:error] [pid 2416:tid 604] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1805] 0, referer: http://localhost/emoncms/event
[Fri Apr 11 11:16:52.062500 2014] [:error] [pid 2416:tid 612] [client <IP_ADDRESS>:1819] Message sent, referer: http://localhost/emoncms/event
[Fri Apr 11 11:21:24.625000 2014] [mpm_winnt:warn] [pid 2416:tid 208] (OS 64)El nombre de red especificado ya no est\E1 disponible. : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed.
[Fri Apr 11 11:27:48.062500 2014] [mpm_winnt:warn] [pid 2416:tid 208] (OS 64)El nombre de red especificado ya no est\E1 disponible. : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed.
[Fri Apr 11 11:27:48.062500 2014] [mpm_winnt:warn] [pid 2416:tid 208] (OS 64)El nombre de red especificado ya no est\E1 disponible. : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed.
[Fri Apr 11 11:28:38.062500 2014] [mpm_winnt:warn] [pid 2416:tid 208] (OS 64)El nombre de red especificado ya no est\E1 disponible. : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed.
Any tips?
Re: Emoncms WAMP problem
"Isn't the timeout change enough to solve the issue ?"
Possibly yes, but I do not know!?
System was running ok during the last few days, but today I had a similar problem again. Apache stopped responding to the messages again. If I look into the apache access log (the error log shows nothing) then I see that it became unresponsive again after the following:
(Messages from <IP_ADDRESS> come from the Python script sending data received from a Jeelink, <IP_ADDRESS> is my mobile phone)
It seems that apache always stops responding only after these accesses by another client (or other clients in general ?). Is there any good reason for this?


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Market Analysis
Bitcoin’s First Monthly Gain Since June Spells Bullish for Q4 2019
by filbfilbBitcoin price (BTC) closed out October at $9,150, which represents the first monthly gain since June. October also brought new lows of $7,300, which was met with a memorable swing of around 40% back up to highs of $10,350.
So far, Friday has brought a small gain to Bitcoin price of around 0.39%, but down over the previous 24 hours by 1.61% with the retrace also being seen among the other major coins.
Cryptocurrency market daily view. Source: Coin360
Monthly Bitcoin price chart
The Bitcoin chart clearly shows that BTC has been selling off since making highs of almost $14,000 back in June.
BTC USD Monthly chart. Source: TradingView
The price lows $7,000s in October represented a 61.8% retracement of the entire 2019 move and the first green candle in 4 months. Overall, Bitcoin has not made a new monthly price high and price would need to trade across October highs of $10,350 to show bulls are stepping back in.
Weekly Bitcoin price chart
BTC USD weekly chart. Source: TradingView
The weekly chart shows that Bitcoin did break and close above the diagonal resistance that has been in place for 16 weeks, but was met by former support at $9,500, now acting as resistance.
The Mac-D (moving average convergence/divergence) indicator further highlights that bearish momentum is flagging in the market.
However, the100 week moving average (WMA) has been acting as support for 6 weeks and is on track to cross bullishly with the 50 WMA towards the end of November. This would be a first since 2016, which highlights that Bitcoin price action has been moving higher as a whole.
The 50/100 WMA previously crossed in anticipation of the halving in 2016 and resulted in a 75% price appreciation. Therefore, this could be indicative of what may lie ahead given that the next Bitcoin halving is about seven months away.
Closing above $9,500 remains the objective for the bulls. When the price has been supported above this level, fast moves to test $11,500 have followed. Bitcoin has failed to close above $11,500 since January 2018, so clearly, this would be the next objective should the bulls make a breakthrough.
Daily Bitcoin price chart
Friday’s price action so far has seen Bitcoin rejected after testing $9,300.
BTC USD Daily chart. Source: TradingView
The chart illustrates the significance of the buying volume, which took Bitcoin up to current prices, with it surpassing that of the volume down. This demonstrates that there are clearly buyers in this market at lower prices, with most of the traded volume recently occurring at around $8,200.
The VPRV indicator highlights that there is a gap in volume traded through price levels below $9,000 meaning that a failure to defend this price will potentially mean a fast move down to retest previous resistance in the mid $8,000s.
CME gap
Bitcoin CME Futures 4-hour chart. Source: TradingView
The CME Bitcoin futures have a gap in price action as a result of a large move to the upside last weekend. The gap currently lies at $8,762 and since reopening, momentum has clearly been moving down to fill the gap.
Although there was some erratic trading yesterday evening on some exchanges, the CME gap has not been filled at their exchange. Thus, the gap-filling narrative has not subsided and poses a threat should price action continue to fill weekend gaps as has commonly been the case.
It is worth noting that there is also one remaining CME gap in price action above weekly resistance, up at $11,695 and if one is to make a bearish assumption about filling gaps, it would imply that eventually this upside price gap should also be destined to get filled eventually.
Bitcoin CME Futures 4-hour chart. Source: TradingView
4-hour price chart
The 4-hour chart shows that Bitcoin has been held down by the 20 period moving average and price action is generally tightening within the Bollinger bands.
BTC USD 4-hour chart. Source: TradingView
BTC/USD will need to break resistance at $9,200 and find support at this level to avoid retesting the lower $8,000 levels as mentioned earlier.
The Mac-D continues to be above zero and the higher lows on the histogram are implicit that the bulls could attempt to push higher early into the weekend, with $9,500 being the level to close above — something that has only briefly been achieved in prior periods last week.
A breakdown lower would potentially be met with buying interest at the 61.8% retracement level.
Key weekly close for the bulls
Overall, Bitcoin price is faced with a clear resistance of $9,500 which needs to be overcome by the bulls fairly swiftly to avoid spending further time in the range that has traded in the low $7,000s.
There is clear buying interest at prices towards range lows, but if the bulls cannot surpass the $9,500 level, the mid $8,000s will be telling. Should buyers feel they missed the range lows, we should see a strong response at this price point.
A move back into this range could see Bitcoin trade out the remainder of the year below $10,000 but with the halving next May, some may see this as a continuation of accumulation opportunity.
A weekly close across $9,500 would potentially see a fast move to the upside with short-sellers and those missing out on the $8Ks likely to drive prices high relatively fast as has been previously seen when Bitcoin breaks $10,000 with momentum.
The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Cointelegraph. Every investment and trading move involves risk. You should conduct your own research when making a decision.


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| Samples 例子 |
The Wave library contains several samples illustrating how to
use the different features. This section describes these samples and
its main characteristics.
Wave 库带有几个例子，示范了如何使用不同的特性。本节将对这些例子及其主要特征进行说明。
The quick_start sample shows a minimal way to use the Wave
preprocessor library. It simply opens the file given as the first
command line argument, preprocesses it assuming that there aren't any
additional include paths or macros defined and outputs the textual
representation of the tokens generated from the given input file. This
sample may be used to introduce yourself to Wave, because it does not contain all the potential additional complexity exposed by more complex samples.
例子 quick_start 示范了使用 Wave 预处理器库的最简单方法。它只是打开由第一个命令行参数给定的文件，对其进行预处理，假定没有任何包含路径或宏定义，然后将从给定的输入文件生成的单词的文字表示输出。这个例子可用于将你引入到 Wave，因为它不含有其它更复杂的例子所暴露出来的潜在的其它复杂性。
The lexed_tokens sample shows a minimal way to use the C++
lexing component of Wave without using the preprocessor. It opens the
file specified as the first command line argument and prints out the
contents of the tokens returned from the lexer.
例子 lexed_tokens 示范了不使用预处理器而使用Wave的C++ lexing组件的最简单方法。它打开由第一个命令行参数所指定的文件，然后打印由lexer所返回的单词的内容。
The cpp_tokens sample dumps out the information contained within the tokens returned from the iterator supplied by the Wave library. It shows, how to use the Wave library in conjunction with custom lexer and custom token types. The lexer used within this sample is SLex [5] based, i.e. it
is feeded during runtime (at startup) with the token definitions
(regular expressions) and generates a resulting DFA table. This table
is used for token identification and is saved to disc afterwards to
avoid the table generation process at the next program startup. The
name of the file to which the DFA table is saved is wave_slex_lexer.dfa.
例子 cpp_tokens 输出单词内部所含的信息，这些单词是从 Wave 库所提供的迭代器返回的。它示范了如何将 Wave 库与定制的lexer和定制的单词类型一起使用。该例子中使用的lexer是基于 SLex [5]的，即它是在运行期(启动时)装入单词定义(正则表达式)并生成DFA表格的。这个表格用于单词识别，并被保存到磁盘上，以避免下一次程序启动时重新生成。保存DFA表格的文件名为 wave_slex_lexer.dfa.
The main advantage of this SLex based lexer if compared to the default Re2C [3]
generated lexer is, that it provides not only the line information,
where a particular token was recognized, but also the related column
position. Otherwise the SLex based lexer is functionally fully compatible to the Re2C
based one, i.e. you always may switch your application to use it, if
you additionally need to get the column information back from the
preprocessing.
这个基于 SLex 的lexer与缺省的 Re2C [3] 生成的lexer相比，其最大优点是，不仅提供了识别出特定单词的行信息，还有相关的列位置。除此以外，基于 SLex 的lexer在功能上完全兼容于基于 Re2C 的lexer，即如果你需要从预处理过程取回列信息，随时可以将你的应用转换为使用它。
Since no additional command line parameters are supported by this
sample, it won't work well with include files, which aren't located in
the same directory as the inspected input file. The command line syntax
is straight forward:
由于这个例子不支持更多的命令行参数，所以它不能处理不是和输入文件在同一目录下的头文件。其命令行语法非常简单：
cpp_tokens input_file
The list_includes sample shows how the Wave library
may be used to generate a include file dependency list for a particular
input file. It completely depends on the default library configuration.
The command line syntax for this sample is given below:
例子 list_includes 示范了如何使用 Wave 库为特定的输入文件生成一个头文件依赖列表。它完全取决于缺省的库配置。这个例子的命令行语法给出如下：
Usage: list_includes [options] file ...:
-h [ --help ] : print out program usage (this message)
-v [ --version ] : print the version number
-I [ --path ] dir : specify additional include directory
-S [ --syspath ] dir : specify additional system include directory
Please note though, that this sample will output only those include
file names, which are visible to the preprocessor, i.e. given the
following code snippet, only one of the two include file directives is
triggered during preprocessing and for this reason only the
corresponding file name is reported by the list_includes sample:
不过请注意，该例子只输出哪些预处理器可见的头文件的名字，如，给定以下代码片断，在预处理过程中，只有一条包含文件指令会被触发，因此只有对应的那一个文件名会被 list_includes 例子报告：
#if defined(INCLUDE_FILE_A) # include "file_a.h"
#else # include "file_b.h" #endif
The advanced_hooks sample is based on the quick_start sample mentioned above. It shows how you may want to use the advanced preprocessing hooks of the Wave
library to get in the output not only the preprocessed tokens from the
evaluated conditional blocks, but also the tokens recognized inside the
non-evaluated conditional blocks. To make the generated token stream
useful for further processing the tokens from the non-evaluated
conditional blocks are commented out.
例子 advanced_hooks 是基于前面的 quick_start 例子的。它示范了如何使用 Wave 库的高级预处理钩子，不仅从被求值的条件块中获取预经过处理的单词，还可以获得未被求值的条件块内部识别到的单词。为了让生成的单词流可用于进一步的处理，从未被求值的条件块中获得的单词会被注释掉。
Here is a small sample what the advanced_hooks sample does. Consider the following input:
以下是 advanced_hooks 处理的一个小例子。考虑以下输入：
#define TEST 1
#if defined(TEST)
"TEST was defined: " TEST
#else "TEST was not defined!" #endif
which will produce as its output:
将产生以下输出：
//"#if defined(TEST) "TEST was defined: " 1
//"#else //"TEST was not defined!" //"#endif
As you can see, the sample application prints out the conditional directives in a commented out manner as well.
如你所见，这个例子程序以注释的方式打印出条件指令。
Because of its general usefulness the wave sample is not
located in the sample directory of the library, but inside the tools
directory of Boost. The wave sample is usable as a full fledged
preprocessor executable on top of any other C++ compiler. It outputs
the textual representation of the preprocessed tokens generated from a
given input file. It is described in more details here.
由于其通用性，这个 wave 例子没有被放在本库的例子目录中，而是位于Boost的工具目录中。这个wave例子被用作一个可以在任意C++编译器之上执行的正式的预处理器。它输出从一个给定的输入文件生成的预处理单词的文字表示。更多的细节在此说明。
The main point of the waveidl sample is to show, how a completely independent lexer type may be used in conjunction with the default token type of the Wave library. The lexer used in this sample is supposed to be used for an IDL language based preprocessor. It is based on the Re2C tool too, but recognizes a different set of tokens as the default C++ lexer contained within the Wave library. So this lexer does not recognize any keywords (except true and false,
which are needed by the preprocessor itself). This is needed because
there exist different IDL languages, where identifiers of one language
may be keywords of others. Certainly this implies to postpone keyword
identification after the preprocessing, but allows to use Wave for all of the IDL derivatives.
例子 waveidl 的重点是，示范如何将一个完全独立的lexer类型与 Wave 库的缺省单词类型一起使用。在这个例子中使用的lexer被假定为要用于一个基于IDL语言的预处理器。它也是基于 Re2C 工具的，不过识别的是与 Wave 库所含的缺省C++ lexer不同的单词集。因此这个lexer不识别任何关键字(除了 true 和 false，它是预处理器本身需要的)。这是必须的，因为存在着不同的IDL语言，某种语言的标识符可能是另一种语言的关键字。当然，这意味着将关键字的识别推迟至预处理之后，不过这样可以允许将 Wave 用于所有IDL指令字。
It is only possible to use the Wave library to write an IDL
preprocessor, because the token sets for both languages are very
similar. The tokens to be recognized by the waveidl IDL language preprocessor is nearly a complete subset of the full C++ token set.
用 Wave 库来编写一个IDL预处理器只是一种可能，因为两种语言的单词集非常相似。waveidl IDL语言预处理器所识别的单词基本上是整个C++单词集的一个完全子集。
The command line syntax usable for this sample is shown below:
这个例子所用的命令行语法如下：
Usage: waveidl [options] [@config-file(s)] file:
Options allowed on the command line only:
-h [ --help ] : print out program usage (this message)
-v [ --version ] : print the version number
-c [ --copyright ] : print out the copyright statement
--config-file filepath : specify a config file (alternatively: @filepath)
Options allowed additionally in a config file:
-o [ --output ] path : specify a file to use for output instead of stdout
-I [ --include ] path : specify an additional include directory
-S [ --sysinclude ] syspath : specify an additional system include directory
-D [ --define ] macro[=[value]] : specify a macro to define
-P [ --predefine ] macro[=[value]] : specify a macro to predefine
-U [ --undefine ] macro : specify a macro to undefine
The hannibal sample shows how to base a spirit grammar on the Wave library. It was initially written and contributed to the Wave library by Danny Havenith (see his related web page here). The grammar of this example uses Wave as its preprocessor. It implements around 120 of the approximately 250 grammar rules as they can be found in The C++ Programming Language, Third Edition.
The 120 rules allow a C++ source file to be parsed for all type
information and declarations. In fact this grammar parses as good as
anything, it parses C++ declarations, including class and template
definitions, but skips function bodies. If so configured, the program
will output an xml dump of the generated parse tree.
例子 hannibal 示范了如何将一个spirit语法基于 Wave 库。它最初是由 Danny Havenith (相关主页请见 这里)编写并贡献给 Wave 库的。这个例子的语法用 Wave 作为它的预处理器。它实现了 The C++ Programming Language, Third Edition
中大约250个语法规则中的约120个。这120个规则可以对一个C++源文件的所有类型信息和声明进行分析。事实上，这个语法分析与其它东西一样好，它
分析了C++声明，包括类和模板的定义，不过却跳过了函数体。按此配置，该程序将对所生成的分析树输出一个xml dump。
It may be a good starting point for a grammar that can be used for
things like reverse engineering as some UML modelling tools do. Or
whatever use you may find for a grammar that gives you a list of all
templates and classes in a file and their members.
它可能是某种语法的一个好的起点，这种语法可以用于象某些UML建模工具所做的逆向工程那样的事情。或者用于你发现的某种语法，可以让你列出一个文件中的所有模板和类及其成员。
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1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
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Last updated: Wednesday, June 21, 2006 22:12


The SQLObject API allows for declarative definition of interfaces which will handle the generation of statements and queries on your behalf when needed. Take the following interface:
public interface TheBasics { @SqlUpdate("insert into something (id, name) values (:id, :name)") int insert(@BindBean Something something); @SqlQuery("select id, name from something where id = :id") Something findById(@Bind("id") long id); }
First, install the SQL Object plugin:
Jdbi jdbi = Jdbi.create(dataSource); jdbi.installPlugin(new SqlObjectPlugin());
You can obtain an instance of TheBasics
via one of three means.
You can pass a lambda to Jdbi. A short-lived instance of the interface will be created, and passed to the lambda. The lambda can make any number of calls to that instance before returning. The lifecycle of the SQL Object instance ends when the lambda returns.
jdbi.useExtension(TheBasics.class, theBasics -> theBasics.insert(new Something(1, "Alice"))); Something result = jdbi.withExtension(TheBasics.class, theBasics -> theBasics.findById(1));
withExtension
returns the value returned by the lambda, whereas useExtension
has a void return.
You can get an instance attached to a particular handle. The SQL Object's lifecycle ends when the handle is closed.
try (Handle handle = jdbi.open()) { TheBasics attached = handle.attach(TheBasics.class); attached.insert(new Something(2, "Bob"); Something result = attached.findById(2); }
Finally, you can request an on-demand instance. On-demand instances have an open-ended lifecycle, as they obtain and releases connections for each method call. They are thread-safe, and may be reused across an application. This is handy when you only need to make single calls at a time.
TheBasics onDemand = jdbi.onDemand(TheBasics.class); onDemand.insert(new Something(3, "Chris")); Something result = onDemand.findById(3);
There is a performance penalty every time a connection is allocated and released. If you need to make multiple calls in a row to a SQL Object, consider using one of the above options for better performance, instead of on-demand.
You can declare default methods on your interface, which can call other methods of the interface:
public interface DefaultMethods { @SqlQuery("select * from folders where id = :id") Folder getFolderById(int id); @SqlQuery("select * from documents where folder_id = :folderId") List<Document> getDocuments(int folderId); default Node getFolderByIdWithDocuments(int id) { Node result = getById(id); result.setChildren(listByParendId(id)); return result; } }
All SQL objects implicitly implement the SqlObject
interface (whether you declare it or not), which
provides a getHandle()
method. This is handy when you need to "drop down" to the core API for
scenarios not directly supported by SQL Object:
public interface UsingMixins extends SqlObject { @RegisterBeanMapper(value={Folder.class, Document.class}, prefix={"f", "d"}) default Folder getFolder(int id) { return getHandle().createQuery( "select f.id f_id, f.name f_name, " + "d.id d_id, d.name d_name, d.contents d_contents " + "from folders f left join documents d " + "on f.id = d.folder_id " + "where f.id = :folderId") .bind("folderId", id) .reduceRows(Optional.<Folder>empty(), (folder, row) -> { Folder f = folder.orElseGet(() -> row.getRow(Folder.class)); if (row.getColumn("d_id", Integer.class) != null) { f.getDocuments().add(row.getRow(Document.class)); } return Optional.of(f); }); } }
Any interface that extends SqlObject
can be used as a SQL Object mixin, provided all of its methods
have a SQL method annotation (e.g. @SqlQuery
, or are interface default methods.
Any SQL Object method annotation with @Transaction
will be executed within a transaction.
This is most commonly used on interface default methods to roll up multiple method calls:
public interface TransactionAnnotation { @SqlUpdate("insert into folders (id, name) values (:id, :name)") void insertFolder(@BindBean Folder folder) @SqlBatch("insert into documents (id, folder_id, name, content) " + "values (:id, :folderId, :name, :content)") void insertDocuments(int folderId, @BindBean List<Document> documents); @Transaction default void insertFolderWithDocuments(Folder folder) { insertFolder(folder); insertDocuments(folder.getId(), folder.getDocuments()); } }
Jdbi also provides a Transactional
mixin interface. When a SQL Object type extends this interface,
callers may invoke method from that interface to manage transactions:
public interface TransactionalWithDefaultMethods extends Transactional { @SqlUpdate("insert into folders (id, name) values (:id, :name)") void insertFolder(@BindBean Folder folder) @SqlBatch("insert into documents (id, folder_id, name, content) " + "values (:id, :folderId, :name, :content)") void insertDocuments(int folderId, @BindBean List<Document> documents); }
Thus:
TransactionalWithDefaultMethods dao = jdbi.onDemand(TransactionalWithDefaultMethods.class); dao.inTransaction(self -> { self.insert(folder); self.insertDocuments(folder.getId(), folder.getDocuments()); });
Note: use caution combining Transactional
with on-demand SQL Objects.
The only methods considered safe to call with on-demand SQL Objects are inTransaction
or
useTransaction
.


Re-encrypt the user's password with the specified encryption algorithm and password/key.
After re-encrypting, change the algorithm and defaultPassword in the crypt-config parameter of web.xml to the one specified on this page.
Be sure to back up your database before doing this.
Encryption algorithm
Password/key
Password/key (confirm)
User password re-encryption


You'll want to follow a few steps before replacing Gutenberg
.
- Get the Classic Editor
. This plugin helps restore WordPress back to what you wanted
- Get the Web component plugin
- Get the HAX plugin
- Enable both plugins, follow the install routine or leverage a CDN
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Introducing Glyph: Static Site Generator Powered by Github Issues and Pages
Another blog and another static site generator? In 2018? I know what you think but please read a few lines first if you made it this far. This one is a little different from previous static site generators.. I promise! Oh and by the way, you are just reading a Github issue!
First of all, the best time to start a blog must be when you release a static site generator.. so hey.. hello world! I will be writing occasionally about coding topics that I deem interesting and especially about making indie games as a solo-dev. As you might have realized this time it is not about games.. so what is it all about?
Glyph & Glyph-Zero
I just released the beta of glyph. It utilizes the great ecosystem of Github Pages and Github issues to author, export and host a static site. Tightly coupled with it is glyph-zero which is the origin template for all glyph powered sites.
- Glyph is the command that generates a static site from a glyph-zero template.
- Glyph-zero is a template, ready to be forked, that includes all configs and themes needed for a glyph powered blog.
Motivation
I got inspired by this blog which is entirely hosted on Github issues. At first I was a little confused because that is not the typical use case for issues. However there are clear benefits to it:
- You have a great comment system just available without doing any extra work or creating new accounts.
- You can write your blog posts in markdown which is simple and offers enough styling for a blog.
- You can write the markdown directly in your browser in Github's great markdown editor, with live preview.
- You can mention people on Github in the issues(posts) and the comments.
After presenting you the benefits there are also some drawbacks:
- You cannot change your blog's style. Github issues doesn't look too bad but maybe you don't like it or want a personal touch.
- You cannot track people with Google Analytics or use other scripts. I personally am not a big fan of this in the context of a blog but the option is somehow important for people.
- You cannot fork the issues and thereby create a backup of the content. A blog hosted on Github pages offers this option.
- You cannot use a feed reader to follow one single repository and the attached issues (not 100% sure about this).
How it works
Glyph removes all of those drawbacks for you. It renders all of your open issues from one repository (your blog/site) to HTML and places them in your docs/ folder inside the repository. You then commit and push them all to Github and voila.. your site is published on Github pages with a custom theme and the content extracted from your issues. In addition an Atom feed file is generated and a link is ready to take the viewer to the comments section (on Github) of the issue for discussions. All links that point to other issues of the same repository are converted to links inside the blog, e.g. https://github.com/dbriemann/blog/issues/1 is now an internal link.
While glyph aims to be as simple as possible it allows you to fully customize your styling and scripts. glyph uses the mustache templating system. The default theme is used on this very blog. I'm not a designer but I gave my best here. If you make a new theme or improve upon the default theme please contact me or send a pull request on Github!
All instructions on how to use glyph can be found in the glyph-zero readme. It is a very simple and straight process so give it a try!
What's Next?
- First I want to add syntax coloring for markdown code blocks. This will probably be a rather simple addition to glyph and an option in the config file.
- A bigger thing will be the integration of Github comments into the generated site. My current idea is a (java)script that fetches all comments from Github and displays them on the site. The benefit of this is obviously that we have the same theme/style for comments and content. However I will need to ponder on this for a little longer.
- Another big one is supporting Travis on glyph-zero. The ideal scenario would be that Travis auto builds the blog as soon as an issue is created or updated and pushes the generated files into the repo. I am not sure if that works but I will investigate sooner or later. If this works we don't need to do anything on a local machine. The repo can be forked, the config files can be edited on Github and then it would just be about creating and maintaining content within the Github ecosystem.
- I may add support for Github Access Tokens again. I removed that feature in the beginning to keep everything simple but maybe it will be needed for future features. Currently you don't need a token because Github allows 60 API queries each hour from an unauthed source.
I am also open to ideas/improvements from you readers. Contribution of any kind is very welcome. Just keep in mind that glyph intends to stay easy for the user. Currently the glyph command has no options at all and I like it that way.


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java.lang.Object jml.topics.Corpus
public class Corpus
A class to model corpus. Term indices always start from 0, and are
used to index elements in a 2D integer array. Term IDs always start
from 1, and are used in a Vector
of termID sequences.
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private java.util.Vector<java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer>> |
corpus
A Vector of termID sequences. |
java.util.ArrayList<java.util.TreeMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer>> |
docTermCountArray
A ArrayList of TreeMap storing the doc-term-count matrix. |
int[][] |
documents
2D integer array carrying the doc-term count matrix. |
static int |
IdxStart
The starting index for LDA_Blei input data. |
int |
nDoc
Number of documents in the corpus. |
int |
nTerm
Vocabulary size. |
| Constructor Summary | |
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Corpus()
Constructor for the class Corpus . |
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void |
clearCorpus()
Clear corpus for class Corpus . |
void |
clearDocTermCountArray()
Clear docTermCountArray . |
static int[][] |
corpus2Documents(java.util.Vector<java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer>> corpus)
Convert a Vector of termID sequences into a 2D doc-term
count array. |
static org.apache.commons.math.linear.RealMatrix |
documents2Matrix(int[][] documents)
Convert a 2D doc-term count array into a matrix. |
int[][] |
getDocuments()
Get the documents. |
static int |
getVocabularySize(int[][] documents)
Get the vocabulary size. |
void |
readCorpusFromDocTermCountArray(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.TreeMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer>> docTermCountArray)
Load corpus and documents from a ArrayList<TreeMap<Integer, Integer>> instance. |
void |
readCorpusFromDocTermCountFile(java.lang.String docTermCountFilePath)
Load corpus and documents from a text file located at String docTermCountFilePath. |
void |
readCorpusFromLDAInputFile(java.lang.String LDAInputDataFilePath)
Load corpus and documents from a LDAInput file. |
void |
readCorpusFromMatrix(org.apache.commons.math.linear.RealMatrix X)
Load corpus and documents from a RealMatrix instance. |
static void |
setLDATermIndexStart(int IdxStart)
Set term staring index for LDA input file. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static int IdxStart
private java.util.Vector<java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer>> corpus
Vector
of termID sequences. Each element of the vector is a sequence
of termID (starting from 1) of a document. Each termID represents a corresponding
term in the vocabulary. For example, assume a term occurs in a document ten times,
then we have ten same termID for this term in the sequence.
public java.util.ArrayList<java.util.TreeMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer>> docTermCountArray
ArrayList
of TreeMap
storing the doc-term-count matrix.
The TreeMap
mapping a termID to its observed counts.
public int[][] documents
documents
.
public int nTerm
public int nDoc
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public Corpus()
Corpus
.
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public void clearCorpus()
Corpus
.
public void clearDocTermCountArray()
docTermCountArray
.
public int[][] getDocuments()
documents
.public void readCorpusFromLDAInputFile(java.lang.String LDAInputDataFilePath)
corpus
and documents
from a LDAInput file.
LDAInputDataFilePath
- The file path specifying the path of the LDAInput file.public void readCorpusFromDocTermCountFile(java.lang.String docTermCountFilePath)
corpus
and documents
from a text file located at String
docTermCountFilePath.
docTermCountFilePath
- A String
specifying the location of the text file holding doc-term-count matrix data.public void readCorpusFromDocTermCountArray(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.TreeMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.Integer>> docTermCountArray)
corpus
and documents
from a ArrayList<TreeMap<Integer, Integer>>
instance.
Each element of the ArrayList
is a doc-term count mapping.
docTermCountArray
- A ArrayList<TreeMap<Integer, Integer>>
instance,
each element of the ArrayList
records the doc-term
count mapping for the corresponding document.public void readCorpusFromMatrix(org.apache.commons.math.linear.RealMatrix X)
corpus
and documents
from a RealMatrix
instance.
X
- a matrix with each column being a term count vector for a document
with X(i, j) being the number of occurrence for the i-th vocabulary
term in the j-th documentpublic static int[][] corpus2Documents(java.util.Vector<java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer>> corpus)
Vector
of termID sequences into a 2D doc-term
count array. Term IDs always start from 1.
corpus
- a Vector
of termID sequences
public static org.apache.commons.math.linear.RealMatrix documents2Matrix(int[][] documents)
documents
- a 2D integer array carrying the doc-term
count matrix
public static int getVocabularySize(int[][] documents)
documents
- a 2D integer array where documents[m][n] is
the term index in the vocabulary for the n-th
word of the m-th document. Indices always start
from 0.
public static void setLDATermIndexStart(int IdxStart)
IdxStart
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This vocabulary will make Retro closer to a traditional Forth system. When it is visible, some things will be significantly different than in a standard Retro system, but it will also be easier to port existing Forth code.
Eventually this should provide a large subset of the ANS Forth standard, with the limitation that only lowercase function names are provided.
Strings in ANS Forth are represented either as counted, or address and length pairs.
This differs from the strings in Retro which are represented as null-terminated character arrays. So existing functions can't be directly used with strings created by the functions this vocabulary provides, and these functions can not be used freely with Retro strings.
For counted strings, you get a pointer to a structure in memory that looks like:
length,characters
These can be unpacked into address/length pairs using count.
| Function | Stack | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| if | f- | Start a conditional sequence |
| else | - | Start the second half of a conditional sequence |
| then | - | End a conditional sequence |
| 0< | n-f | Return true flag if n is less than zero |
| 0= | n-f | Return true flag if n is equal to zero |
| for | n- | Start a counted loop |
| next | - | End a counted loop |
| r@ | -n | Return a copy of the top item on the address stack |
| >r | n- | Push a value to the address stack |
| r> | -n | Pop a value off the address stack |
| 2dup | xy-xyxy | Duplicate the top two items on the stack |
| emit | c- | Display a character |
| key | -c | Read a keypress |
| type | an- | Display n characters from string |
| spaces | n- | Display a series of spaces |
| state | -a | Same as compiler |
| ['] | "-a | Return the address of a function. Compile-time version of ' |
| recurse | - | Compile a call to the current function into the function |
| */mod | abc-rq | Multiply a by b, then divide the results by c. Returns the remainder and the quotient. |
| rshift | ab-c | Shift bits right |
| lshift | ab-c | Shift bits left |
| fm/mod | ab-mq | Floored divide and remainder |
| sm/mod | ab-mq | Symmetric divide and remainder |
| c" | "-a | Parse and return a counted string |
| s" | "-an | Parse and return a string and its length |
| count | a-an | Convert a counted string to an addr/len pair |
| [ | - | Turn compiler off |
| ] | - | Turn compiler on |
| char | "-c | Parse for and return an ASCII character |
| [char] | "-c | Compile-time version of char |
| lateBinding | $- | "on" binds names to functions after execution of ;, "off" binds immediately |
| pick | ...n-..m | Evil function to access arbitrary stack items |
| roll | xu xu-1 ... x0 u -- xu-1 ... x0 xu | Remove u. Rotate u+1 items on the top of the stack |


GIRL ON THE BRIDGE (La Fille Sur Le Pont)
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Paramount Classics Director: Patrice Leconte Writer: Serge Frydman Cast: Vanessa Paradis, Daniel Auteuil
Someone once said that there are only six stories in all the world for novelists and playwrights and filmmakers to deal with. Without much doubt, the principal one is the ancient tale of boy meets girl, boy loses girl, girl gets boy. But of course the theme is not what's important in the construction of a film: the style with which the motif is presented is, and lest we get into a discussion of the relative merit of style and substance, let's say that style IS substance. If you're looking for a boy-girl story told with technique to spare, take a look at Patrice Leconte's "Girl on the Bridge," which could be dismissed by its detractors as a cute but silly story but is, on the contrary, one which I cannot recommend highly enough save for a single flaw. Since "Girl on the Bridge" is a fable, a fairy tale that features elements of both "Cinderella" and "Pygmalion," its director, Patrice Laconte has proffered the story in black-and-white photography to symbolize its timelessness and perhaps to suggest a Truffaut-like ambience. Mistake. Big mistake. Not only do the white subtitles become unreadable against a white background (not a problem for the French-speaking New York publicist but a major one for the non-Francophones in the audience), but more important the audience is likely to get the impression that Leconte is being either too cheap to use color or just plain pretentious.
The shame of it all is that "Girl on the Bridge" is so absorbing that maybe even Woody Allen would give his imprimatur to have a new, colorized version made of the parable. Rarely do two actors convey such chemistry with each other as do Daniel Auteuil and Vanessa Paradis, all the more significant considering the age difference: the 28-year- old Paradis performs in the role of a child-like beauty of 22 while the Algerian-born Auteuil, at age 50, makes a strong presence as an unusual man who is ten years his junior. But the burning desire of these two people so different in ages is just one of the unusual aspects of the movie. For one thing, the sensuality of this singular couple is evoked largely from the particular that they do not consummate their mutual desire, at least not with each other. For another, bless Mr. Laconte for breaking with the French tradition of films that talk talk and talk some more--all the stranger since his remarkable costume drama "Ridicule" was, like G.B. Shaw's "Pygmalion," all about how one's social position among the upper orders is determined by how well, with how much wit, you speak.
Filmed on location in Paris, the French Riviera, Monaco, Italy and Istanbul, "Girl on the Bridge" joins girl and boy on an overpass above the Seine in Paris, the scene of an impending suicide jump--but not before Leconte gets considerable exposition out of the way by presenting Adele (Vanessa Paradis) as the subject of a psychiatric interview before an audience of professionals presumably studying depression. An unusual stranger, Gabor (Daniel Auteuil), convinces her to curb her suicidal impulse, whereupon like a modern Prince Charming he converts the down-and-out but attractive naif into Pretty Woman, making her the target of his knife-throwing act and boosting her self-image by showing her how the receiver of the blades and not the hurler is the all-important person.
The more we watch Gabor's daring and skillful knife- throwing act--in carnivals situated in the South of France and Italy--the more we feel the eroticism that the enactment evokes, one which makes the young woman even more susceptible to the carnal intentions if the handsome men surrounding her. In the movie's one ham-fisted metaphor, Gabor exhibits a magic trick in which he converts a monetary bill which has been torn in half into a single unit. Neither half is worth a thing without the other. But just as you cannot paste up a torn dollar with half a Deutschmark if you want the bill to have any value, you must find the right person with whom to bond. "Girl on the Bridge" seems to validate the fantasy that there's only one true love for each of us, but Leconte draws us into this most romantic of illusions so deftly that only the most hard-hearted in the audience can leave the auditorium snickering.
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