import "github.com/ghetzel/go-stockutil/netutil"
Utilities for working with networks and network accessories.
Utilities for working with networks and network accessories.
| Filename | Size | SLOC | func |
type |
const |
var |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| icmp.go | 4KB | 110 | 4 | 2 | ||
| mdns.go | 5KB | 174 | 5 | 3 | ||
| nettest.go | 4KB | 79 | 4 | |||
| netutil.go | 5KB | 141 | 9 | 1 | 2 | |
| netutil_test.go | 2KB | 1 |
var DefaultWaitForOpenConnectionTimeout = 5 * time.Second var WaitForOpenCheckInterval = time.Second var WaitForPingCheckInterval = time.Second var WaitForPingReply = 5 * time.Second
func DefaultGateway() (net.IP, error)
Retrieves the default gateway interface.
func EphemeralPort() (int, error)
Retrieve an open ephemeral port.
func ExpandPort(address string) string
Takes an address in the form of “host:port”, looks for port zero (e.g: “:0”),
and gets an ephemeral local port and returns that address (e.g.: “:41327”).
func FQDN() string
Return the current machine’s Fully-qualified domain name,
func GetRoutableAddresses(gateway net.IP, iface *net.Interface) ([]*IPAddress, error)
Returns all addresses on the given interface that can route to the given gateway. If gateway is nil,
the default gateway will be attempted.
func HasRoutableIP(network string, ifi *net.Interface) (net.IP, bool)
Returns the first routable address on the given interface.
func IsMulticastCapable(network string, ifi *net.Interface) (net.IP, bool)
IsMulticastCapable reports whether ifi is an IP multicast-capable
network interface. Network must be “ip”, “ip4” or “ip6”.
func IsRoutableIP(network string, ip net.IP) net.IP
Returns true when the given address is unicast routable beyond the current machine.
func OnePingOnly(dest net.IP, source *IPAddress, timeout time.Duration) error
Send a single ICMP ECHO request packet to the given address on the given interface and wait for
up to timeout for a reply.
func RoutableAddresses() ([]*IPAddress, error)
Return a list of routable IP addresses, along with their associated gateways and interfaces.
func RoutedInterface(network string, flags net.Flags) *net.Interface
RoutedInterface returns a network interface that can route IP
traffic and satisfies flags. It returns nil when an appropriate
network interface is not found. Network must be “ip”, “ip4” or
“ip6”.
func WaitForGatewayPing(totaltime time.Duration) error
Like WaitForPing, but will identify the default gateway and ping that address.
func WaitForGatewayPing6(totaltime time.Duration) error
Like WaitForGatewayPing, but specifically pings an IPv6 gateway
func WaitForOpen(network string, address string, totaltime time.Duration, timeouts ...time.Duration) error
Periodically attempts to open a TCP socket to the given address, up to totaltime. Returns nil if the socket
was opened successfully (which will then immediately be closed), or an error if the function timed out.
The check interval can be configured using the WaitForOpenCheckInterval package variable.
func WaitForPing(addr interface{}, totaltime time.Duration) error
Periodically attempts to send an ICMP ECHO request (a “ping”) to the given IP address, up to totaltime.
Returns nil if an ECHO reply was received, or an error if the function timed out.
The check interval can be configured using the WaitForPingCheckInterval package variable.
func ZeroconfDiscover(options *ZeroconfOptions, fn ServiceFunc) error
Perform Multicast DNS discovery on the local network, calling the fn callback for each
discovered service.
func ZeroconfRegister(svc *Service) (string, error)
Register the given service in Multicast DNS. Returns an ID that can be used to unregister
the service later.
func ZeroconfUnregister(id string)
Unregister a previously-registered service.
func ZeroconfUnregisterAll()
Unregister all Multicast DNS services.
type IPAddress struct { IP net.IP Mask net.IPMask Interface net.Interface Gateway net.IP }
func DefaultAddress() *IPAddress
Retrieves the first routable IP address on any interface that falls inside of the
system’s default gateway network. Will return nil if no IP could be found.
func DefaultAddress6() *IPAddress
Like DefaultAddress, but specifically filters on IPv6 addresses. If no routable
IPv6 address is found, returns nil.
type Service struct { Hostname string `json:"hostname"` Instance string `json:"instance"` Service string `json:"service"` Domain string `json:"domain"` Port int `json:"port"` Text []string `json:"txt"` Address string `json:"address"` Addresses []net.IP `json:"addresses,omitempty"` Interfaces []net.Interface `json:"interfaces,omitempty"` }
func (self *Service) String() string
type ServiceFunc func(*Service) bool
type ZeroconfOptions struct { Context context.Context Limit int Timeout time.Duration `default:"30s"` Service string `default:"_http._tcp"` Domain string `default:".local"` CheckInterval time.Duration `default:"100ms"` MatchInstance string MatchPort string MatchHostname string MatchAddress string }


Everything in one place
All Common Lisp documentation
is here, with the same appearance.
You can save a lot of time.
Many examples
There are plenty of examples
to help you understand the problem.
And you can always add more.
All about community
Documentation here is written
and managed by community.
You can join and help us.


Scoreboard | BostonBRT
COMMUNITY CO-CREATION WORKSHOP @ROXBURY INNOVATION CENTER, BOSTON | OCT 2015
Region
Neighborhood
Street
Team A
#BosBRTteamA
Team B
#BosBRTteamB
Team C
#BosBRTteamC


Griffin's Portfolio
Welcome to my Portfolio
About
This is a list.
I am creating it to test out css.
Did it work?
Experience
This is an unorganized list.
This is but another test!
I hope it works.
Contact
Contact me for more contact info.


Your skin’s health is a priority for us so we use and sell make-up products that are non-comedogenic and deliver antioxidant and UV protection, delivering…Beauty with a Higher Purpose.
[su_row]
[su_column size="1/2"]
Make-up Lesson
This hands-on experience will show you make-up techniques and colors that are just right for you. (Ideal for teens, too.) Come in for a complimentary update as seasons change, our gift to you.
From $70
[su_button url="https://bookchangessalon.com/onlinebooking2/#/"]Book Now[/su_button]
[/su_column]
[su_column size="1/2"]
Make-up Application
For those special occasions when you want to look extra special. Create the best look for you for day, evening, work or play.
From $50
[su_button url="https://bookchangessalon.com/onlinebooking2/#/"]Book Now[/su_button]
[/su_column]
[/su_row]
[su_row]
[su_column size="1/2"]
Bridal Make-up
Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life. Our two-step service ensures beautiful results. The Make-up Rehearsal and the Wedding Day Make-up.
Bride from $150
Each additional person from $50, wedding day only
On-site wedding party make-up available, $88 per hour, plus travel
[su_button url="https://bookchangessalon.com/onlinebooking2/#/"]Book Now[/su_button]
[/su_column]
[su_column size="1/2"]
Eyelash Extensions
Perfect for weddings, proms, or any time you need to look your best. Event lashes need no mascara, are more secure than strip lashes and can last up to 2 weeks!
From $75
[su_button url="https://bookchangessalon.com/onlinebooking2/#/"]Book Now[/su_button]
[/su_column]
[/su_row]
Cancellation/Rescheduling:
All services must be reserved with a credit card or gift certificate number. We kindly ask for a 24 hour cancellation notice for a single service and 48 hours for multiple services or packages. Missed appointments or late cancellations will be billed at a minimum of $15 per service.


Constructor
new Replicator(node, options)
Construct a new replicator instance.
Example
const { initNode } = require('plasmid-core').promise
const node = await initNode('./node-storage')
const replicator = new Replicator(node)
// The feeds of this node are now replicated peer-to-peer!
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
node |
plasmid-core | A plasmid core node instance to replicate |
options |
Object | Options passed directly to hyperswarm constructors. Use with caution |
Methods
deviceSwarm() → {Hyperswarm}
Return the swarm for this devices own feed
Returns:
The swarm instance for this nodes own feed
- Type
- Hyperswarm
Events
connection
Connect to peer event.
Emitted when a new peer is discovered for a feed of interest and a connection is established
Type:
- object
disconnection
Disconnect from peer event.
Emitted when a peer is disconnected
Type:
- object
newSwarm
New swarm created event
This event is emitted whenever a node is first set up to replicate or when it adds a new subscription
Type:
- string
removedSwarm
Swarm removed event
This event is emitted when a node removes a subscription
Type:
- string


1: /* 2: * Copyright 2001-2005 Stephen Colebourne 3: * 4: * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); 5: * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. 6: * You may obtain a copy of the License at 7: * 8: * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 9: * 10: * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 11: * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 12: * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 13: * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 14: * limitations under the License. 15: */ 16: package org.joda.time.chrono; 17: 18: import org.joda.time.DateTimeConstants; 19: import org.joda.time.DateTimeFieldType; 20: import org.joda.time.DurationField; 21: import org.joda.time.ReadablePartial; 22: import org.joda.time.field.PreciseDurationDateTimeField; 23: 24: /** 25: * Provides time calculations for the week of a week based year component of time. 26: * 27: * @author Guy Allard 28: * @author Stephen Colebourne 29: * @author Brian S O'Neill 30: * @since 1.1, refactored from GJWeekOfWeekyearDateTimeField 31: */ 32: final class BasicWeekOfWeekyearDateTimeField extends PreciseDurationDateTimeField { 33: 34: private static final long serialVersionUID = -1587436826395135328L; 35: 36: private final BasicChronology iChronology; 37: 38: /** 39: * Restricted constructor 40: */ 41: BasicWeekOfWeekyearDateTimeField(BasicChronology chronology, DurationField weeks) { 42: super(DateTimeFieldType.weekOfWeekyear(), weeks); 43: iChronology = chronology; 44: } 45: 46: /** 47: * Get the week of a week based year component of the specified time instant. 48: * 49: * @see org.joda.time.DateTimeField#get(long) 50: * @param instant the time instant in millis to query. 51: * @return the week of the year extracted from the input. 52: */ 53: public int get(long instant) { 54: return iChronology.getWeekOfWeekyear(instant); 55: } 56: 57: public DurationField getRangeDurationField() { 58: return iChronology.weekyears(); 59: } 60: 61: // 1970-01-01 is day of week 4, Thursday. The rounding methods need to 62: // apply a corrective alignment since weeks begin on day of week 1, Monday. 63: 64: public long roundFloor(long instant) { 65: return super.roundFloor(instant + 3 * DateTimeConstants.MILLIS_PER_DAY) 66: - 3 * DateTimeConstants.MILLIS_PER_DAY; 67: } 68: 69: public long roundCeiling(long instant) { 70: return super.roundCeiling(instant + 3 * DateTimeConstants.MILLIS_PER_DAY) 71: - 3 * DateTimeConstants.MILLIS_PER_DAY; 72: } 73: 74: public long remainder(long instant) { 75: return super.remainder(instant + 3 * DateTimeConstants.MILLIS_PER_DAY); 76: } 77: 78: public int getMinimumValue() { 79: return 1; 80: } 81: 82: public int getMaximumValue() { 83: return 53; 84: } 85: 86: public int getMaximumValue(long instant) { 87: int weekyear = iChronology.getWeekyear(instant); 88: return iChronology.getWeeksInYear(weekyear); 89: } 90: 91: public int getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial partial) { 92: if (partial.isSupported(DateTimeFieldType.weekyear())) { 93: int weekyear = partial.get(DateTimeFieldType.weekyear()); 94: return iChronology.getWeeksInYear(weekyear); 95: } 96: return 53; 97: } 98: 99: public int getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial partial, int[] values) { 100: int size = partial.size(); 101: for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) { 102: if (partial.getFieldType(i) == DateTimeFieldType.weekyear()) { 103: int weekyear = values[i]; 104: return iChronology.getWeeksInYear(weekyear); 105: } 106: } 107: return 53; 108: } 109: 110: protected int getMaximumValueForSet(long instant, int value) { 111: return value > 52 ? getMaximumValue(instant) : 52; 112: } 113: 114: /** 115: * Serialization singleton 116: */ 117: private Object readResolve() { 118: return iChronology.weekOfWeekyear(); 119: } 120: }
| ID | Line | Type | Detected |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5228 | 54 | Remove method call | |
| 5229 | 58 | Remove method call | |
| 5230 | 65 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5231 | 65 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259199999(LONG)) | |
| 5232 | 65 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259200001(LONG)) | |
| 5237 | 65(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259200001(LONG)) | |
| 5236 | 65(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259199999(LONG)) | |
| 5235 | 65(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5233 | 65 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5238 | 65(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LSUB with LADD) | |
| 5234 | 65 | Remove method call | |
| 5241 | 70 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259200001(LONG)) | |
| 5239 | 70 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5240 | 70 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259199999(LONG)) | |
| 5246 | 70(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259200001(LONG)) | |
| 5245 | 70(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259199999(LONG)) | |
| 5244 | 70(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5242 | 70 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5247 | 70(1) | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LSUB with LADD) | |
| 5243 | 70 | Remove method call | |
| 5250 | 75 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259200001(LONG)) | |
| 5248 | 75 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 0(LONG)) | |
| 5249 | 75 | Replace a constant (Replace 259200000 with 259199999(LONG)) | |
| 5251 | 75 | Replace arithmetic operator (Replace LADD with LSUB) | |
| 5252 | 75 | Remove method call | |
| 5253 | 79 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 2(INT)) | |
| 5254 | 79 | Replace a constant (Replace 1 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5257 | 83 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 54(INT)) | |
| 5255 | 83 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5256 | 83 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 52(INT)) | |
| 5258 | 87 | Remove method call | |
| 5259 | 88 | Remove method call | |
| 5262 | 92 | Negate jump condition (Replace IFEQ with IFNE) | |
| 5260 | 92 | Remove method call | |
| 5261 | 92(1) | Remove method call | |
| 5263 | 93 | Remove method call | |
| 5264 | 93(1) | Remove method call | |
| 5265 | 94 | Remove method call | |
| 5266 | 96 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5268 | 96 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 54(INT)) | |
| 5267 | 96 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 52(INT)) | |
| 5269 | 100 | Remove method call | |
| 5271 | 101 | Replace a constant (Replace 0 with -1(INT)) | |
| 5270 | 101 | Replace a constant (Replace 0 with 1(INT)) | |
| 5272 | 101 | Negate jump condition (Replace IF_ICMPGE with IF_ICMPLT) | |
| 5275 | 102 | Negate jump condition (Replace IF_ACMPNE with IF_ACMPEQ) | |
| 5273 | 102 | Remove method call | |
| 5274 | 102(1) | Remove method call | |
| 5276 | 104 | Remove method call | |
| 5278 | 107 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 52(INT)) | |
| 5279 | 107 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 54(INT)) | |
| 5277 | 107 | Replace a constant (Replace 53 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5282 | 111 | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 53(INT)) | |
| 5280 | 111 | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5281 | 111 | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 51(INT)) | |
| 5285 | 111(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 0(INT)) | |
| 5287 | 111(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 53(INT)) | |
| 5286 | 111(1) | Replace a constant (Replace 52 with 51(INT)) | |
| 5283 | 111 | Negate jump condition (Replace IF_ICMPLE with IF_ICMPGT) | |
| 5284 | 111 | Remove method call | |
| 5288 | 118 | Remove method call |


Dual keys
Relieve stress from you pinkies by moving Escape
, Enter
,
-
, =
, '
, `
, [
and ]
to the modifier keys, without losing the ability to use them as modifier keys.
Notes
-
Using the Shift keys as a dual keys is mainly intended for keyboards that let you access them
with your thumbs. You can use them on regular keyboard, too, but you won't to get as much
benefit from it.
-
Likewise, if your Control keys are located on the outer edges of your keyboard (because it has
a wide spacebar), then it's not recommendeded to use them as dual keys.
- This mod is made for US Qwerty keyboards. If you want to use a different keyboard layout, or
otherwise remap the keys, please download
the source code and modify
dual_keys.json.rb
.


Reflection - Foundations Core Skills
What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
That I can be pretty arrogant thinking that I can just simply spend hours and hours until I find a solution, but the better way is to simply ask for help when I hit a big roadblock. Even after I find a solution on my own, I sometimes talk about it with someone else and it lets me get a much better idea of how to do things. I should do that earlier on.
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
You really have to be open minded in all aspects to do well and work efficiently. To connect with others you need both need to be very tolerable and understanding - they may have great advice to give you even if you don't think they can help your current project.
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Trying to find a new, unique answer to each question. I didn't feel like I had much meaningful reflection.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practicing programming instead? Justify your answer.
I feel like I wasn't engaged at all for the core learning questions. The programming didn't compliment these questions well enough to have meaningful reflection, especially since we're all doing this online. I also didn't know who checked the core learning content and where the requirements were, so it was easy to focus more on the practical programming side of things, which I did.


This challenge allows you to practice the concepts and techniques learned over the past week and apply them in a survey of problems. This Sprint explored JavaScript Fundamentals. During this Sprint, you studied variables, functions, object literals, arrays, this keyword, prototypes, and class syntax. In your challenge this week, you will demonstrate proficiency by completing a survey of JavaScript problems.
Read these instructions carefully. Understand exactly what is expected before starting this Sprint Challenge.
This is an individual assessment. All work must be your own. Your challenge score is a measure of your ability to work independently using the material covered through this sprint. You need to demonstrate proficiency in the concepts and objectives introduced and practiced in preceding days.
You are not allowed to collaborate during the Sprint Challenge. However, you are encouraged to follow the twenty-minute rule and seek support from your PM and Instructor in your cohort help channel on Slack. Your work reflects your proficiency in JavaScript fundamentals.
You have three hours to complete this challenge. Plan your time accordingly.
Commit your code regularly and meaningfully. This helps both you (in case you ever need to return to old code for any number of reasons) and your project manager.
You will notice there are several JavaScript files being brought into the index.html file. Each of those files contain JavaScript problems you need to solve. If you get stuck on something, skip over it and come back to it later.
In meeting the minimum viable product (MVP) specifications listed below, you should have a console full of correct responses to the problems given.
Demonstrate your understanding of this week’s concepts by answering the following free-form questions.
Edit this document to include your answers after each question. Make sure to leave a blank line above and below your answer so it is clear and easy to read by your project manager
Describe the biggest difference between .forEach
& .map
.
What is the difference between a function and a method?
What is closure?
Describe the four rules of the ‘this’ keyword.
Why do we need super() in an extended class?
Follow these steps to set up and work on your project:
<firstName-lastName>
.<firstName-lastName>
.Follow these steps for completing your project:
Your finished project must include all of the following requirements:
Pro tip for this challenge: If something seems like it isn’t working locally, copy and paste your code up to codepen and take another look at the console.
Test your knowledge of objects and arrays. * [ ] Use the objects-arrays.js link to get started. Read the instructions carefully!
This challenge takes a look at callbacks and closures as well as scope. * [ ] Use the functions.js link to get started. Read the instructions carefully!
Create constructors, bind methods, and create cuboids in this prototypes challenge. * [ ] Use the prototypes.js link to get started. Read the instructions carefully!
Once you have completed the prototypes challenge, it’s time to convert all your hard work into classes. * [ ] Use the classes.js link to get started. Read the instructions carefully!
In your solutions, it is essential that you follow best practices and produce clean and professional results. Schedule time to review, refine, and assess your work and perform basic professional polishing including spell-checking and grammar-checking on your work. It is better to submit a challenge that meets MVP than one that attempts too much and does not.
There are a few stretch problems found throughout the files, don’t work on them until you are finished with MVP requirements!


|
YAGP 0.2
|
Represents a problem or situation discovered when processing a GEDCOM file. More...
Public Types | |
| enum | IssueCode { IssueCode.DUPL_INDI = 0, IssueCode.MISS_FAMID, IssueCode.DUPL_FAM, IssueCode.MISS_XREFID, SPOUSE_CONN, IssueCode.FAMS_MISSING, IssueCode.FAMC_MISSING, AMB_CONN, IssueCode.SPOUSE_CONN_MISS, CHIL_MISS, CHIL_NOTMATCH, SPOUSE_CONN_UNM, FAMC_UNM, FAMS_UNM, UNKLINK } |
| Possible error ids. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Issue (IssueCode code, params object[] evidence) | |
| string | Message () |
| Provides the human-readable description of the situation. More... | |
Properties | |
| IssueCode | IssueId [get, set] |
| The error id for the situation. More... | |
Represents a problem or situation discovered when processing a GEDCOM file.
These are 'semantic' errors, e.g. problems involving record relationships. 'Syntax' errors involving parsing issues are tracked via UnkRec.
|
strong |
Possible error ids.
|
inline |
Provides the human-readable description of the situation.
|
getset |
The error id for the situation.


Scan to Ingredients can help you to view the Ingredients in every food items available in Stores, So Start Exploring.
Find Out More Start to ScanTired of recognizing every product by reading too much details about ingredients? Let's scan the product and ingrdients will appear on your screen with in no time. No need to read about the recipe, recognize them by visualizing.
Get Started!We update dependencies to keep things fresh.
We care about your health
Inspired by our solution ? Please share your valuable feedback, how Scan-to-Ingredients helped you and made your life easy !
+49 176 6466 3967


one time drawing the circle positions are calculated just once. you can use the buttons below to update the display back to index


Hi,
Would appreacited some help.
Have built the emonTx V2.2 board, checked the voltage was ok before soldering the RF-module on and I have set the IRQ port (DIO3) voltage to 3V with solder.
I have chosen to use the Raspberry Pi as the base station with a hard drive.
Installed the Arduino IDE and cp2102 driver, and download the sketches into the sketchbook under the parent titles of Libraries and OpenEnergyMonitor; then uploaded the sketch [emonTx CT123 voltage] to the emonTx board and the LED flashes and I can hear the transmission burst on the speakers connected to my laptop so I assume the upload has been successful.
My confusion lies in which sketches do I have to upload, in particular the libraries, which specific libraries are required (just those specified in the [emonTx CT123 voltage] sketch header?) and I take it I need to paste them into the main sketch (i.e. [emonTx CT123 voltage]) as each time I upload I will overwrite the sketch loaded previously onto the emonTx board.
If I have to add the libraries to the main sketch I would appreciated some advice/instruction or links to where I can find clear easy to follow instructions within the forum or elsewhere.
I expect that the solution may be obvious to others, I tend to solve problems myself, but in this instance I need assistance as I fear my Asperger’s and dyslexia are getting the better of me and I can’t see the answers even though they may well be apparent within the forum.
Hoping someone can help me, as up to this point have enjoyed getting back into electronics/programming which I haven’t been involved in since college (22 years ago eek!)
Thanks.
Re: Help (Please excuse me for being stupid)
Im pretty new to this all too, but i'll try to help. Ive also never used an emonTx before but i have made an energy monitor using an arduino, so i reckon i can clear it up a bit for you.
From looking at the firmware you are correct with uploading the emonTx CT123 voltage sketch to the board. This should allow you to view to current/voltage etc from the serial port monitor in the arduino ide ( top right button with magnifying glass on it). The sketch needs two libraries EmonLib.h and JeeLib.h. Make sure you have them available in the ardiuno ide; check Sketch>Import Library and look for EmonLib.h and JeeLib.h if they are not there you haven't installed the libraries correctly.
To connect to the pi, i believe your gonna have to put it all together yourself. There is another example sketch named g_TransmittingData.ino in the guide folder. This gives an example of how to send data over RF using the JeeLib libary .
The libraries are declared at the start of the sketch (look for #include "EmonLib.h" in the sketch) and are compiled with the sketch when they are uploaded. Think of them as extra instruction sets that make your life easier. For this purpose all you have to do is make sure they are installed correctly and the ardiuno compiler does the rest.
Hope this helps, also please someone correct me if im wrong!
Re: Help (Please excuse me for being stupid)
All the instructions for setting up the Arduino IDE under Windows 8 (XP, Vista & 7 are broadly similar) are here: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/buildingblocks/setting-up-the-arduino-...
You don't need to move the libraries once they are installed in the proper place - the IDE will find them when you compile the sketch. As you seem to have uploaded the sketch OK, I think you have done all that correctly. If your compile fails, check the list of libraries needed at the top of the sketch, and if one is missing, you'll need to download it and install alongside the rest. Note: you need to rename some libraries. If you do, it will be clearly stated in the 'README'.
If you connect the Serial monitor as Ad64 says, you should see something printed in the window - you might need to set the baud rate to what it set inside the sketch (Serial.begin(9600); probably). You don't need the RPi for this.
I can't help you with the RPi - you need this: http://emoncms.org/site/docs/raspberrypihdd
Feel free to ask again when something isn't clear - we have experts in the various areas so help isn't far away.
Re: Help (Please excuse me for being stupid)
Have you shown that a simple sketch (which doesn't use any libraries) can be uploaded, such as blink.ino?
Re: Help (Please excuse me for being stupid)
Excession76 says his emonTx_CT123_voltage sketch is working, so he must have compiled and loaded it correctly. (The emonTx V2 does NOT come pre-loaded with a sketch.)
What I maybe should have pointed out a bit more clearly is the standard libraries (emonLib, Jeelib etc) don't have to be copied into the sketch directory, and can't be separately loaded into the emonTx. The libraries and the sketch are combined by the compiler/linker part of the IDE, and the whole thing uploaded. But (as is the case with emonTx_CT123_voltage) sometimes the sketch is split into two or more files, and these do have to be alongside the main sketch in the same directory. However many source files the sketch spans, all are combined with the libraries by the compiler and uploaded as one entity into the emonTx.
Re: Help (Please excuse me for being stupid)
Thank you all for your replies, not feeling so lost now!
Should be able to figure it out now (he says!)
Again thanks.


- NEWS
- World
- U.S.
- Politics
- N.Y.
- Business
- Tech
- Science
- Health
- Sports
- Education
- Obituaries
- Today's Paper
- Corrections
- OPINION
- Today's Opinion
- Op-Ed Columnists
- Editorials
- Op-Ed Contributors
- Letters
- Sunday Review
- Video: Opinion
- ARTS
- Today's Arts
- Art & Design
- Books
- Dance
- Movies
- Music
- N.Y.C. Events Guide
- Television
- Theater
- Video: Arts
- LIVING
- Automobiles
- Crossword
- Food
- Education
- Fashion & Style
- Health
- Jobs
- Magazine
- N.Y.C. Events Guide
- Real Estate
- T Magazine
- Travel
- Weddings & Celebrations
- LISTINGS & MORE
- Reader Center
- Classifieds
- Tools & Services
- N.Y.C. Events Guide
- Multimedia
- Photography
- Video
- NYT Store
- Times Journeys
- Subscribe
- Manage My Account
- NYTCo
- SUBSCRIBE
- Home Delivery
- Digital Subscriptions
- Crossword
- Email Newsletters
- Alerts
- Gift Subscriptions
- Group Subscriptions
- Education Rate
- Mobile Applications
- Replica Edition
- © 2018 The New York Times Company
- Contact Us
- Work With Us
- Advertise
- Your Ad Choices
- Privacy
- Terms of Service
- Terms of Sale
- Site Map
- Help
- Site Feedback
- Subscriptions


Neural Network Running in the Browser for Text Sentiment Analysis
Thanks to ml5.js, a wonderful library.
Update Sentiment


Things To Do
Things to do
×
Add
Favourites
Widget Setting
×
24-Hour Time
Favourite Websites
Todos
Search Box
Weather
Text Background
Weather in °F
Imperial Scale
Contact
Report bugs and suggestions via Email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with subject "Sight".


Borrowing History
| ID |
STATUS |
TITLE |
AUTHOR |
DATE BORROWED |
DATE RETURNED |
| 001 |
Returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 002 |
Not returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 003 |
Not returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 004 |
Returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 005 |
Returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 006 |
Returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 007 |
Not returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 008 |
Not returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 009 |
Not returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |
| 010 |
Returned |
Cavaler & Clay |
Michael Chabon |
31st May, 2016; 9:08 PM |
22nd June, 2016; 3:34 PM |


Hm, doesn't look like there was anything to import!
{% else %}
| Action | Status |
|---|---|
| {{ result }} |
{% extends "layouts/main.html" %} {% import "ui/forms.html" as forms %} {% block script %} {{ super() }} {% endblock %} {% block content_page %} {% if summary is none %}
{% else %}| Action | Status |
|---|---|
| {{ result }} |


Login Page
DeviceID
Couldn't get deviceID from Head Unit
Fetch Device ID
Username
Password
Access Level
Access Level 0
Access Level 1
Access Level 2
Debug Duration
1 hr
2 hr
4 hr
6 hr
8 hr
Invalid request
Token
Token Passphrase


Your browser doesn't support the features required by impress.js, so you are presented with a simplified version of this presentation.
For the best experience please use the latest Chrome, Safari or Firefox browser.
)
{props.children}
Web Components are a set of browser features:
Shadow DOM
Custom Elements
HTML templates
Check out webcomponents.org
HTML result:
#shadow-root
result:
Shadow Root
Element interface
No Shadow DOM
result:
Shadow DOM
#shadow-root
result:
Enable CSS inheritance
#shadow-root
result:
Disable CSS inheritance
#shadow-root
result:
open
closed
Web Components are a set of browser features:
Shadow DOM
Custom Elements
HTML templates
Check out webcomponents.org
HTML result:
result:
HTML result:
#shadow-root
result:
Web Components are a set of browser features:
Shadow DOM
Custom Elements
HTML templates
Check out webcomponents.org
not a test
content
defer
[DEMO]
[DEMO]
[DEMO]
source: micro-frontends.org
Advantages:
Technology independent
Maintainable codebases
No more monoliths
Disadvantages:
More framework code
Shadow DOM v1
Custom Elements v1
HTML templates
data from caniuse.com
Polyfills at @webcomponents/webcomponentsjs
can-i-use webcomponent at npmjs.com/package/caniuse-web-component


Contact Us
Home
Contact Us
About Us
Please leave us a message.
Full Name
Country
Australia
Japan
Philippine
Subject


Welcome, !
Profile|
LogoutI can pass a string as a parameter, and it will check to see whether that string contains either a unix timestamp or a natural language date (example: January 1, 2016).
If it does, it returns both the Unix timestamp and the natural language form of that date.
If it does not contain a date or Unix timestamp, it returns null for those properties.
https://henesys-timestamp.herokuapp.com/December 15, 2015
https://henesys-timestamp.herokuapp.com/December%2015,%202015
https://henesys-timestamp.herokuapp.com/1450137600
{ "unix":<PHONE_NUMBER>, "natural": "December 15, 2015" }


Add a ggf-color class, or the ggf-text-color class to the current link to let the user know which page he/she is on:


Many tutorials, iOS books for beginners teach us use Segue. That’s good start. But is it good for you and your projects? From my experience, it’s totally not good. Here the reasons.
Storyboard is slow, especially you add many controllers in a Storyboard, that’s a disaster. I wrote something about Storyboard here.
When you have 4 or 5 controllers, yes, not too bad. When you have 10 controllers, and screen A can show screen B, C, D, screen B can show D and E, screen E can show A and C.
You have to open the storyboards, drag and drop segues many times. When you setup other segues, you have to set modalPresentationStyle
again.
In other way, you can easily copy and paste the code.
let vc = DailyBonusController()
vc.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen
present(vc, animated: true)
Simple? You can change to any controllers you want, instead of drag and drop to a controller, which located 3 or 4 screens from your current controller.
Segue identifier is a String, and you can easily have typo mistakes there. If your screens have many destinations, you have to if … else to select what destination to process correct flow.
Notes: If you have to use Segue, try to name identifier like “Show” + your_controller_name.
When you use Segue, you send data to next screen in prepareForSegue
.
Think this case, you have a UITableView or UICollectionView, selecting row/item shows detail screen. Here is how it works.
Use segue:
prepareForSegue
and go to correct if case.Don’t use segue
In didSelectRow
or somewhere you want to show.
And you can reuse this way in other places, just copy.
Just some reasons you shouldn’t use segue. Hope this can help you find a better way in your code. Please feel free to share your idea here.
Enjoy coding.
Cover image is from: stackoverflow.com.


How
How Much
Sign Up
Login
We do appointments & reminders beautifully.
Sign Up
Try Out IllTakeIt for Free
Your Name
Company Name
Sign Up
Already Have An Account?
Your Account
Login


Great. We want to support you as much as possible. Make sure you can answer all these questions, or else follow the path to find the answer.


Recipe: Danny Trejo's Carne Asada Tacos
by CBS NewsIn his upcoming cookbook, "Trejo's Tacos: Recipes and Stories from L.A." (Clarkson Potter), coming in Spring 2020, the actor, restaurateur and food truck owner Danny Trejo offers 75 "badass" recipes, including this delicious take on tacos.
Danny Trejo's Master Carne Asada
Ingredients:
Marinade
½ large white onion, roughly chopped
3 chipotle chiles from a can of chipotle chiles in adobo sauce, plus 2 tablespoons of the sauce
2 medium jalapeños, roughly chopped
6 garlic cloves
½ cup roughly chopped fresh cilantro
¾ cup orange juice (preferably fresh)
½ cup pure olive oil
¼ cup soy sauce Juice of
1 lemon
1 tablespoon ground cumin
1 tablespoon smoked paprika
3 pounds flank, flap, or skirt steak
Preparation:
- Marinate the steak: Combine the onion, chipotles and sauce, jalapeños, garlic, cilantro, orange juice, olive oil, soy sauce, lemon juice, cumin, and paprika in a food processor or blender and puree. Transfer the marinade to a large self-seal plastic bag or airtight container.
- Add the flank steak and turn to coat it in the marinade, then seal the bag (or cover the container). Refrigerate overnight.
- Grill the steak: Remove the steak from the marinade, letting the excess marinade drip back into the bag or bowl. Place the steak on a platter and set it aside at room temperature for 30 minutes before grilling.
- Meanwhile, heat a gas or charcoal grill to medium high heat.
- Grill the steak until it is charred, about 5 minutes. Turn it over and grill until charred on the other side, about 5 minutes more. Transfer it to a cutting board and let it rest for 5 minutes before slicing it crosswise and against the grain.
Danny Trejo's Carne Asada Tacos
Makes 12 tacos
Ingredients:
12 6-inch tortillas
1½ cups shredded green cabbage
¼ cup Salsa Verde
3 cups Carne Asada
2 limes, each cut into 6 wedges
Preparation:
- Preheat the oven to 250°F.
- Stack the tortillas, wrap them in aluminum foil, place them in the oven, and let them warm until they're fragrant and pliable, about 15 minutes.
- Remove the tortillas from the oven. Unwrap the stack and line up the tortillas, assembly line style, on your work surface.
- In a medium bowl, mix the shredded cabbage with the Salsa Verde. Divide the Carne Asada among the tortillas, placing it in a straight line down the center of each tortilla. Place a line of the cabbage mixture to the right of the steak. Serve a lime wedge with each taco.
From the book "Trejo's Tacos: Recipes and Stories from L.A.: A Cookbook" by Danny Trejo with Hugh Garvey. Copyright © 2020. Published by Clarkson Potter, a division of Penguin Random House. Reprinted by permission.
For more info:
- "Trejo's Tacos: Recipes and Stories from L.A.: A Cookbook" by Danny Trejo with Hugh Garvey (Clarkson Potter), in Hardcover and eBook formats, available April 2020; preorder via Amazon
- dannytrejo.com


VAMPIRES 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 0 out of 4 for being truly offensive towards the female sex
Cast: James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee, Thomas Ian Griffith, Tim Guinee, Maximilian Schell. Screenplay: Don Jakoby, based on the novel Vampire by John Steakley. Director: John Carpenter.
Vampire's is a rude, chauvinistic movie where women are portrayed as pawns of abuse, present only to pleasure men, feed vampires, readied to be bashed or beaten - till one's sensibilities is shocked by the low IQ and mentality of this regressive movie. To make matters worse, the buffoons that go hunting vampires are all rednecks, and deserve to have their heads bitten off, if not, their bodies carved in half. The dilemma of hating the ‘heroes' as much as the ‘villains', makes one wish that the ‘Hand of God' would suddenly appear and blast both parties into oblivion. James Wood portrays Jack Crow, a man obsessed with killing vampires, whose soul reason for living is based on revenge (they killed his parents), but this is not a good excuse for being more obnoxious than the vampires. As for Adam Baldwin, he is nothing more than a stooge who is ordered to beat women when the director shouts ‘action', and the script should have been reworked to avoid much offence against the female sex. As for the claims that the Catholic Church created ‘Dracula', well that is the second most sacrilegious suggestion, outside the fact that priests and monks bear the brunt of the vampire fury, with enough blood spilt to make the inquisition look tame. An awful movie on all counts, my suggestion is to bring back Buffy and bury this group of incompetent, rude vampire slayers.
Timothy Voon e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Archives http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Tim+Voon Movies In Melbourne http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~pfowler/week/movies.html
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


d2l-dom-focus
focus order
Log Forward Order
Log Reverse Order
getNextFocusable
Next from Light 1
Next from WC
Next from Shadow 1
Next from Light 2
Next from Shadow 2
getPreviousFocusable
Previous from Light 3
Previous from Shadow 2
Previous from Light 2
Previous from Shadow 1
Previous from WC
Component
Technology Drives Exploration (L1)
Solar System and Beyond (L2)
Journey to Mars (L3)


Introduction
This post will show a list of commands that will set up an environment for using SampleRNN. We will be using the PyTorch versions, since its easier to debug and setup.
The following architecture as Google Cloud VM instance:
| MACHINE: | 2 vCPUs, 7,5 GB |
| CPU: | Intel Sandy Bridge |
| GPU: | 1 NVIDIA Tesla K80 |
| DISK: | 50GB persistent |
| OS: | Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS |
| ARCH: | x86_64 |
The following packages/dependencies will be used:
- CUDA 9.0 (recommended)
- Anaconda 3.5.1
- Python 3.5
- PyTorch 0.3.1
- Librosa, Matplotlib, Natsort, Torch
- Tmux
- Comet_ml (optional)
Connection
Generate a key with a username/password combination for secure connection through SSH.
ssh-keygen -t rsa -f ~/.ssh/my-ssh-key -C <username>
You will be prompted for a password that will be asked every SSH session: remember it.
Connect to your remote server (external IP address) with said credentials.
ssh -i ~/.ssh/my-ssh-key <username>@<remote_ip>
When your remote server’s IP has changed:
ssh-keygen -R <remote_ip>
General
Getting some updates and essential tools first for fresh installs of Ubuntu.
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt-get install build-essential git
CUDA
For this sort of Machine Learning CUDA is recommended as it will speed up your training. If you do not have a Nvidia GPU or any GPU, I would suggest looking into the free Google Cloud VM’s (with free 300$ per Google Account) and request a quotum for the Nvida K80 GPU.
Inside the remote machine:
cd
mkdir CUDA
cd CUDA/
wget "http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/cuda-repo-ubuntu1604_9.0.176-1_amd64.deb"
wget "http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/libcudnn7_<IP_ADDRESS>-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb"
wget "http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/libcudnn7-dev_<IP_ADDRESS>-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb"
wget "http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/libnccl2_2.1.4-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb"
wget "http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/machine-learning/repos/ubuntu1604/x86_64/libnccl-dev_2.1.4-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb"
sudo dpkg -i cuda-repo-ubuntu1604_9.0.176-1_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i libcudnn7_<IP_ADDRESS>-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i libcudnn7-dev_<IP_ADDRESS>-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i libnccl2_2.1.4-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb
sudo dpkg -i libnccl-dev_2.1.4-1+cuda9.0_amd64.deb
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install cuda=9.0.176-1
sudo apt-get install libcudnn7-dev
sudo apt-get install libnccl-dev
If you are prompted for the Terms of Service, just press [space-bar]
till you’re at the bottom of the page and type accept
and [enter]
. When any options require a yes/no, type yes
and [enter]
. When locations need to be specified just type [enter]
Anaconda
Now we are going to set up our virtual environment manager: Anaconda. This will be easier when you are also keeping track of other versions of python for different projects. It also shows us if we are having trouble with dependency compatibility.
cd
mkdir CONDA
cd CONDA/
wget "https://repo.anaconda.com/archive/Anaconda3-5.1.0-Linux-x86_64.sh"
sudo bash ./Anaconda3-5.1.0-Linux-x86_64.sh
If you are prompted for the Terms of Service, just press [space-bar]
till you’re at the bottom of the page and type accept
and [enter]
. When any options require a yes/no, type yes
and [enter]
. When locations need to be specified just type [enter]
GIT / DATASET (for SampleRNN)
We will be using the SampleRNN training as our project: specifically the PyTorch version.
cd
mkdir CODE
cd CODE/
git clone https://github.com/deepsound-project/samplernn-pytorch.git
Now we want to use their sample training data.
sudo apt-get install youtube-dl
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
cd samplernn-pytorch/datasets/
./download-from-youtube.sh "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhO_MrRfftU" 8 piano
There is a bug with youtube-dl which cause the DL-speed to cap at 50kbps and I am not too sure how to go around that. It will take some time in that case.
Tmux sessions
We will be using tmux
to keep our processes running for training and monitoring. If you close your SSH connection, the training won’t be forced to quit.
sudo apt-get install tmux
tmux new -s train
Common commands:
| New session | tmux new -s <name> |
| Detach session | [ctrl]+b d |
| Attach session | tmux a -t <name> |
| List sessions | tmux ls |
| Kill session | tmux kill-session -t <name> |
| Kill all sessions | tmux ls | grep : | cut -d. -f1 | awk '{print substr($1, 0, length($1)-1)}' | xargs kill |
Comet ML (optional)
For monitoring our training online, we can use Comet ML. You can get a free public account at their website. It will show you your API key in the example.
Install dependencies:
source activate samplernn
conda install pip
pip install pyyaml
pip install cython
pip install comet_ml
Change key in train.py:
cd CODE/samplernn-pytorch/
nano python.py
Navigate to this bit:
'comet_key': None
Change it to your Comet Projects API key:
'comet_key': 'aaBbCCe1efFgghHiiJjkK2llM'
Click [ctrl]+O
to save with the same name, then [ctrl]+X
to exit.
Training
To start training, we now just activate our environment and start to run the code.
source activate samplernn
cd CODE/samplernn-pytorch/
python train.py --exp TEST --frame_sizes 16 4 --n_rnn 2 --dataset piano
Happy training!
With these settings, every 1350 iterations (60-100 minutes) an epoch will end and a 5 second sequence will be generated in results/exp:TEST-frame_sizes:16,4-n_rnn:2-dataset:piano/samples
.
To send these to your own local computer, use the following commands:
rsync -chavzP --stats -e 'ssh -i ~/.ssh/my-ssh-key' <username>@<remote_ip>:/home/<name>/CODE/samplernn-pytorch/results/exp:TEST-frame_sizes:16,4-n_rnn:2-dataset:piano/samples '<local folder>'
Questions
If you have any questions, even if you think they might be obvious to some, just ask them under this page or contact me privately!


--- title: Blooming With Excitement! date: 2015-07-17 00:00:00 -06:00 categories: - whats-blooming layout: post blog-banner: whats-blooming-now-summer.jpg post-date: July, 17 2015 post-time: 3:18 PM blog-image: wbn-default.jpg ---
Daylily Hemerocallis 'Fire Tree'
Along the Floral Walk, this lily screams excitement with its deep red colored flowers.
Blue Glow Globe Thistle Echinops bannaticus 'Blue Glow'
Even the bees are buzzing with exhilaration for these showy thistle blooms.
Ornamental Pepper Capsicum annuum 'Black Pearl'
While in the Herb Garden, this small, but eye catching annual will bring you to your hands and knees in order to get a good view of its flowers' grandeur.
Desert Willow Chilopsis linearis
What a great way to commemorate Pioneer Day by coming to see this beautiful Utah native tree in flower. Its blooms are sure to elate your eyes with its ruffled pink petals.
Grecian Foxglove Digitalis lanata
This foxglove and its spikes of numerous flowers will ironically make your heart skip a beat with its fantastically light yellow to cream colored petals with brown veins.
Don't miss out on all the blooming excitement! Come visit Red Butte Garden to enhance your Pioneer Day enjoyment.


John Cage wrote a few sonatas from the placement of stars in the sky. He used sections of starcharts to transpose the locations of certain stars to their equivalent on a music staff. My idea for this project is similar--- taking a random image of stars to play a note corresponding to the individual locations of stars on screen.
Click on the black and hit any key to play a different space.


Database¶
The app uses pony
to manage a sqlite-database. The database is structured as follows.
-
class
acg.db.
CD
(new_path)[source]¶ Context manager for changing the current working directory to
new_path
.
The app uses pony
to manage a sqlite-database. The database is structured as follows.
acg.db.
CD
(new_path)[source]¶Context manager for changing the current working directory to new_path
.


Three teens 'raped unconscious girl, 17, and posted the videos on Snapchat'
Three men raped an unconscious 17-year-old girl in a hotel room and posted videos of the assault on Snapchat, police said.
Alexander Wood, Quentin Smith and Domenic Cboins, who are all 18-years-old, were charged Monday with rape and sexual battery after the alleged assault at the Mason Inn in Mason, Ohio in April.
Wood and Smith face additional charges related to posting videos of the alleged rape online.
Investigators said the victim and her boyfriend visited the hotel room. The boyfriend later left, but the girl remained in the room.
Warren County Prosecutor David Forshell said the girl drank an entire bottle of Parrot Bay Rum. She ‘became highly intoxicated and passed out,’ which is when Wood, Smith and Cboins raped her, Fornshell said.
The victim’s friends called her to ask if she was ok and told her about the Snapchats they say.
Advertisement Advertisement
According to Fornshell, the girl was naked and unconscious while she was sexually assaulted on video and in photos.

‘Then, to film the sexual assault and send it to others via Snapchat – it’s sickening….to have these videos of you being sexually assaulted disseminated to a number of individuals without you even knowing until they come and tell you about it after the fact would be horrific,’ Fornshell said.
Wood, Smith and Cboins are facing more than a decade in prison if convicted and they will likely have to register as sex offenders.
The are due to appear in court in December.


Hello there Internet traveler! This site is not yet fully operational. However, feel free to try out the login system (should be finished) or play around with any of the other functionality. I created this web site (and am still working on) in hopes of somday replacing the online ordering service which my parents currently use for their Chinese restaurant. I figured that it'd be cheaper to pay a monthly hosting rate for the server, rather than paying a commission to the current ordering service for each order. Plus, I'm a Computer Science student so I thought that this would be a pretty cool side project! This site was built using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and jQuery for the frontend. For the backend, I used Node.js and Express. The site also stores menu and customer data in a MongoDB cloud database. Obviously I still have to flesh out a bunch of the features but this project has been pretty fun and a great learning experience for me!
Choose exactly 1 option
Choose exactly 1 option
Choose up to 1 option
Character count:
Appetizers
Soup
Chow Mein
Chop Suey
Fried Rice
Lo Mein
Egg Foo Young
Sweet & Sour
Hong Kong Style Noodles
No items to show


First Name (required)
Last Name (required)
Email (required)
Mobile Phone
Company Phone
Company Name
Company Address
Company City & State
Website (https:// not needed)
Save Cancel


We are pleased to announce an exciting new scheme here at Hooting Yard. In our tireless attempts to keep alive forgotten pockets of our cultural heritage, if pockets can be considered animate, we are introducing Rare Bird Loyalty Cards. That's right! To honour the time when music meant portentous vapidity, aimless noodling, and cod-orchestral shenanigans, you can win points on your Loyalty Card every time you devote part of your listening day to the more ludicrous excesses of prog rock.
The design of the card is based on Rare Bird's Sympathy LP, which may or may not have had a gatefold sleeve originally. Extra points can be awarded if you manage to dredge up memories of significant titles such as Pantagruel's Nativity by the otiose Gentle Giant. To apply for your card, send us an email with the words Atomic Rooster in the subject line.


Build Robust & Production Quality Applications - Lesson 6: Simple Deployment Pipeline
28 May 2015Set-up Production Error Monitoring
Regardless how well we have tested our application, there will always be errors on the production server. To get notified of production errors so you can respond to them, you need to set up an error monitoring service in production.
Install Sentry.
You also need to install the "sentry-raven" gem in your app.
Setup
After creating an account online and adding your project to Sentry, you will be given a DSN that should go into your config/initializers folder.
# in Rails, this might be in config/initializers/sentry.rb
Raven.configure do |config|
config.dsn =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>end


MARS ATTACKS! A film review by P-M Agapow Copyright 1997 P-M Agapow
A fleet of flying saucers had set off from Mars and surrounded Earth. The President (Nicholson) wants to greet them with open arms, reassured by his chief scientist's (Brosnan) claims that every advanced civilisation is peaceful. His chief of the armed forces (Steiger) seethes anger, asking for a pre-emptive strike. Those little green guys just can't be trusted.
"Mars Attacks" came out too close on the tail of "In-duh-pendence Day" for the former to be intended to be a send up of the latter. But that's what it is, a boisterous celebration of all the cliches of oldtime (and not so old) scifi, with angst-torn Presidents, intrepid reporters, gun-nuts, peacenik scientists, whooping and creaking "electronic tonalities" by Danny Elfman and of course the sadistic, treacherous Martians. At times the film even has that bleached out, over-exposed look of an 50's SF film.
The Martians are a pure delight. Conversing in a strange honking language, with bulbous and veiny skulls, exploding in a shower of green ichor, they cheat, they lie, they gleefully run riot with rayguns (with deathbeams of two different colours, no less), monotonally chanting stock phrases: "Don't run away - we are your friends". Their computer animation is a triumph - it may not look realistic (come on - dayglo little green men in blue suits?) but it is very effective. They twitch and sneer and cry and laugh, in a completely expressive way. Their tinny flying saucers and gothic interiors are also wonderful.
"Mars Attacks" is loaded, even over-loaded, with name actors of whom some do amazingly good work for such a silly movie. Jack Nicholson acts for perhaps the first time in years, putting in a surprisingly complex portrayal of the President. Pierce Brosnan and Sarah Jessica Parker are amusing, if one note, as a pipe-puffing boffin and air-headed reporter respectively. Annette Bening confirms that she is perhaps one of the most under-valued actresses in Hollywood with her alcoholic new-ager. Rod Steiger delights as a warhawk general screaming "Attack! Attack! Kill! Kill!".
But this is perhaps where the big problem with "Mars Attacks" is: there's just too much going on with little of it getting anywhere. The opportunity to use all these big stars seems to have clouded Burton's judgement (and he is not a disciplined filmmaker at the best of times), with each getting their five minutes of screen time. Bening, delightful as she is, and Nicholson's second role (as a Vegas entrepreneur) should have been snipped altogether, as could Glen Close (in a thankless role as as the First Lady), Pam Grier and Michael J Fox. This might have given the remaining sections the development they sorely need at times.
Sometimes rushed or crowded, often batty and probably for movie and SF fans only (others are unlikely to appreciate the jokes), "Mars Attacks" would make for a great video night with the right audience, cheering it and themselves on. [***/interesting] and "coruscating beams of destruction" on the Sid and Nancy scale.
"Mars Attacks" Directed by Tim Burton Music by Danny Elfman. Starring Jack Nicholson, Glen Close, Michael J Fox, Sarah Jessica Parker,Annette Bening, Jim Brown, Pam Grier, Danny DeVito, Pierce Brosnan, Tom Jones, Lukas Haas, Lisa Marie, Martin Short, Rod Steiger, Joe Don Baker, Natalie Portman. Released 1996.
------ paul-michael agapow (agapow@latcs1.oz.au), La Trobe Uni, Infocalypse "There is no adventure, there is no romance, there is only trouble and desire."
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


This is Peewie. She loves cuddles, treats and string cheese!
She is energetic and sometimes forgot that she is a big puppy.
She is a heavy napper and of course, snores a lot! She would love to be your friend!
Say hi to Tina! She loves going on hikes, dog park and play with other puppies.
His favorite spot is Alki Beach.
She prefer sleeping in bed with parents and can snuggle all night!
Tofu might be quite, but loves to play fetch! He loves to play all day long
and but hates to shower.
He does not bark, but he does, it is because he is very happy!


Luncher is an app that collects donations to help kids in need by giving them healthy nutritious meals. Sign up today, make a donation and help someone in need.
Luncher was created to help children who can't afford a simple school lunch. Did you know that a child who is undernurished has a greater chance to fall behind in school? We created Luncher to solve this problem. Our mission is to provide them with the basic need so they can be successful in school because every child deserves a chance to be heatlhy, educated and happy. By donating today, you can contribute to the success of a child.
Donor: You can sign up today and make a donation to the school of your choice.
Are you a school in need? Sign up today and help your school get enrolled into our program.
Interested in getting news from us? Subscribe to our newsletter


Boris Johnson shows off tea-making skills, stirs outrage when he adds milk with bag still in mug
by Stephen SoraceBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s tea-making skills stirred some controversy Tuesday after an election video showed the Brexit leader pouring milk into his tea without first taking the bag out of the mug.
The apparent faux-pas was spotted as Johnson answered a wide range of questions, from how he starts his day to the challenges facing Britain and why parliament has called for a general election on Dec. 12. His answers, however, were overshadowed by a cup of tea.
UK PARLIAMENT AGREES TO DEC. 12 ELECTION, AHEAD OF EU'S NEW BREXIT DEADLINE
“Is this real,” a user asked on Twitter. “He left the teabag in the cup. How can he run the country when he can’t even make a proper brew?!?”
Another user who appeared to be a supporter of the Tory leader wrote: “Well done Boris! Only issue with this video... Next time take the tea bag out before milk goes in."
Johnson later responded on Twitter for those steeped in interest over his tea preparation, writing: “This is really how I make my tea. It lets it brew and makes it stronger.”
Johnson unwittingly brewed a debate about tea etiquette online. Some users sided with Johnson, writing they used a similar procedure when making tea, while others said they just enjoyed the pure spectacle of their prime minister’s technique.
BORIS JOHNSON AIDE DENIES PRIME MINSTER COFFEE IN DISPOSABLE CUP: 'YOU SHOULDN'T HOLD THAT'
“I was mesmerized by it,” one wrote. “Was happy to see you didn’t add too much milk but was getting quite stressed by that teabag left bobbing about. It felt like I missed an ending, I needed closure on the teabag..."
CLICK HERE FOR THE FOX NEWS APP
Last month, Johnson made headlines for another hot drink debacle. While on camera, an aide handed Johnson a hot drink in a paper cup only to have another aide snatch it away and say, “No disposable cups.”


MeLanGE context
The problem
Machine learning is a field of artificial intelligence gaining popularity in all areas of knowledge, including modern research in biological sciences. However, its use in bacterial comparative genomics, specifically as an aid in microbiome studies, is still in its infancy. This is mainly due to the inexistence of easy-to-use tools that correspond to researchers’ needs. With the advent of high-throughput DNA sequencing technologies, the amount of genomic data available far outweighs the amount of data being thoroughly exploited. This can be partially explained by the difficulties in sorting and cross-comparing large amounts of data, which usually renders computationally intensive and oftentimes intractable. However, such large comparative genomics studies can be essential to delineate key genomic or functional traits of different groups of organisms based on phylogeny, taxonomy, ecosystem provenance, etc.
Our solution
MeLanGe (Machine Learning for Genomics) aims to facilitate large-scale comparative genomics studies by blending different annotation schemes and machine learning procedures to rapidly discern hallmark features between genome/metagenome groups in highly complex datasets. MeLanGe performs automatic, multi parallel genome annotations using diverse databases such as Pfam, COG, Kegg and CAZYmes, and returns these annotations in a tabular format that can be used in further studies. In addition, given user-input metadata, MeLanGe can perform a semi-automatic feature selection process that identifies which key functions better characterize each genome group.
Performance
In a pilot study, from 6986 Pfam functions identified across 1256 marine and terrestrial bacterial genomes of the Flavobacteriaceae family, MeLanGe was able to reduce dataset complexity to as few as 81 traits that possess high correlation with organism origin, serving thus as indicators of environmental specialization. In conclusion, this tool can be an important player in the transition of microbiome studies to the “big data” era and provide an unprecedented opportunity to easily explore large groups of genomes.
1) Genome annotation
MeLanGE allows the quick annotation of a group
of genomes with several databases and gives as final output formatted tables with
the annotations per genome.
All the tools in use are from third-parties. To get more information about them,
please check the links and references.
1.1) Third-parties databases and scripts:
Gene calling and general annotation
Functional annotation
-
Pfam
To annotate the genomes into Pfams, a local database is created. Lastest Pfam-A.hmm -
COG
cdd2cog -
Kegg
prokka2kegg - script that converts prokka annotation output into the respective KEGG IDs.
1.2) Output files
-
Statistics.csv - % of Orfs annotated with each database.
-
for each database: counts, presence/absence (PA) and relative abundance tables.
-
Pfam_description.csv, Cog_description.csv, Kegg_description.csv - the mapping of the identified annotation with clans, names, descriptions, etc.
-
folder Orf_per_genome: each genome has a unique file containing all orfs identified by Prokka and the subsequent annotations with the four different databases.
2) Feature Selection
After the annotation step, MeLanGE offers the opportunity to identify the most important genome functions to distinguish genomes according to a category such as isolation source, environment characteristics, etc. Such mapping information should be mentioned in the medatata.csv file.
As a default, MeLanGE only performs the functional annotation pipeline. To also run the feature selection pipeline, substitute in config.yml for True to perform feature selection:
# --- Run Feature Selection (True or False)
FS: True


In convallis sit amet nunc sit amet consectetur. Donec euismod ullamcorper mauris, non elementum nibh pharetra nec. Integer varius ipsum orci, vitae maximus felis aliquet a. Proin consequat cursus rutrum.
You need permissions or this data isn't here yet.
Here's a reason why you can't see it.
Here's a tip about what you can do to add data by clicking the button below.


Utility to render elements inert and remove them from the document's focus navigation sequence. This allows an application to make sure no element other than the exempted can be focused. This is method is superior to trapping focus because it allows cycling through the browser UI and is not as prone to break for spatial focus navigation (i.e. any sort of focus navigation that does not use the Tab key).
The inert
attribute was removed from HTML5,
because people thought inert subtrees
by way of the <dialog>
element would suffice. While we believe it doesn't, the inert attribute
would only have solved half of the problem, because there's no way to avoid inheriting the inert state onto children.
This behavior can be observed in the Google Chrome Inert Attribute Polyfill.
Note: IE10 will not update changes made to elements within the inert sub-trees, because it does not support MutationObserver.
Note: Google Chrome will make <audio controls>
and <video controls>
elements
inert by removing the controls
attribute.
// load focus/disable var disableFocus = require('ally/focus/disable'); // activate focus source detection // accepts String, Node, Array, NodeList, HTMLCollection var undo = disableFocus('.except-filter-selector'); // enable tabbing undo();
Use the toggle inert
button to render all elements inert (except the buttons and what's within the blue border).
Use the add elements
button to see that the inert state is applied to dynamically added content as well.
Note that the inert elements are visualized with reduced opacity and a red border only for this demo.


Climate bragging rights
by Jon ManchesterWe Okanaganites love to brag to family across the country about our hot summers and mild winters.
But, have you ever wondered just where we rank on the scale of hottest, driest, most sunny or least snowy?
Well, now you can find out.
Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips analyzed 30 years of weather data from Canada's 100 largest cities to compile an interactive map revealing Canada's sunshine champ and more.
Who's the hottest? That would be Kamloops, with an average summer temperature of 26.94 C. But, Penticton was not far behind, in second place at 26.72 C. Kelowna ranked fourth at 26.25 C, and Vernon 11th with 25.29 C.
Penticton was also second for most days above 30 degrees, with 25.86. Kelowna had 25, and Vernon 17.
Kamloops was also the driest city with just 267 mm of rain, but Penticton came in a respectable fourth with 332 mm. Kelowna averaged 380 mm (9th), while Vernon had 484 (25th).
Kelowna topped the list for lightest winds, averaging just 5.38 km/h.
Penticton cracked the top five for lowest snowfall, with 67 cm. Victoria had the least, just 43 cm.
Victoria topped the charts for mildest winter, but the Okanagan wasn't too far back. Penticton came in 11th with an average 2.23 C; Kelowna was 12th at 1.23 C; and Vernon was 25th with -0.54 C.
Likewise, the Okanagan fared well for fewest freezing days. Penticton was 11th with 116 days; Vernon was 26th with 147; and Kelowna 36th with 157.
They call it the sunny Okanagan, but Prairie cities ruled the roost for sunshine hours. The sunniest Okanagan city was Vernon, way down the list in 28th place with 2,056 hours of sunshine.
The results will surely provide for some heated debate around the Christmas dinner table. We may already know so, but the data may also fuel a new wave of retirees seeking the Okanagan's mild climate.
Check out the map at weatherstats.ca.


Text area
Default
label
Full Width
Placeholder
Required
Disabled
label
Read only
label
Autofocus
autofocus
Resize
Both
resize both
Horizontal
resize horizontal
Vertical
resize vertical
Filled
Default
label
Placeholder
Required
Disabled
label
Read only
label
label
Visual vs audio label
Visible label
With aria-label


{% include _head.html %}
{% include _sidebar.html %} {% include _doc-wrapper.html %} {% include _js-doc.html %}


#include <math.h>
#include "slu_cdefs.h"
Functions | |
| void | cCreate_CompCol_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *rowind, int *colptr, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| Supernodal LU factor related. | |
| void | cCreate_CompRow_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *colind, int *rowptr, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| void | cCopy_CompCol_Matrix (SuperMatrix *A, SuperMatrix *B) |
| Copy matrix A into matrix B. | |
| void | cCreate_Dense_Matrix (SuperMatrix *X, int m, int n, complex *x, int ldx, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| void | cCopy_Dense_Matrix (int M, int N, complex *X, int ldx, complex *Y, int ldy) |
| void | cCreate_SuperNode_Matrix (SuperMatrix *L, int m, int n, int nnz, complex *nzval, int *nzval_colptr, int *rowind, int *rowind_colptr, int *col_to_sup, int *sup_to_col, Stype_t stype, Dtype_t dtype, Mtype_t mtype) |
| void | cCompRow_to_CompCol (int m, int n, int nnz, complex *a, int *colind, int *rowptr, complex **at, int **rowind, int **colptr) |
| Convert a row compressed storage into a column compressed storage. | |
| void | cPrint_CompCol_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
| Routines for debugging. | |
| void | cPrint_SuperNode_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
| void | cPrint_Dense_Matrix (char *what, SuperMatrix *A) |
| void | cprint_lu_col (char *msg, int jcol, int pivrow, int *xprune, GlobalLU_t *Glu) |
| Diagnostic print of column "jcol" in the U/L factor. | |
| void | ccheck_tempv (int n, complex *tempv) |
| Check whether tempv[] == 0. This should be true before and after calling any numeric routines, i.e., "panel_bmod" and "column_bmod". | |
| void | cGenXtrue (int n, int nrhs, complex *x, int ldx) |
| void | cFillRHS (trans_t trans, int nrhs, complex *x, int ldx, SuperMatrix *A, SuperMatrix *B) |
| Let rhs[i] = sum of i-th row of A, so the solution vector is all 1's. | |
| void | cfill (complex *a, int alen, complex dval) |
| Fills a complex precision array with a given value. | |
| void | cinf_norm_error (int nrhs, SuperMatrix *X, complex *xtrue) |
| Check the inf-norm of the error vector. | |
| void | cPrintPerf (SuperMatrix *L, SuperMatrix *U, mem_usage_t *mem_usage, float rpg, float rcond, float *ferr, float *berr, char *equed, SuperLUStat_t *stat) |
| Print performance of the code. | |
| print_complex_vec (char *what, int n, complex *vec) |
-- SuperLU routine (version 3.1) -- Univ. of California Berkeley, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, and Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. August 1, 2008
Copyright (c) 1994 by Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
THIS MATERIAL IS PROVIDED AS IS, WITH ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.
Permission is hereby granted to use or copy this program for any purpose, provided the above notices are retained on all copies. Permission to modify the code and to distribute modified code is granted, provided the above notices are retained, and a notice that the code was modified is included with the above copyright notice.
| void ccheck_tempv | ( | int | n, | |
| complex * | tempv | |||
| ) |
| void cCompRow_to_CompCol | ( | int | m, | |
| int | n, | |||
| int | nnz, | |||
| complex * | a, | |||
| int * | colind, | |||
| int * | rowptr, | |||
| complex ** | at, | |||
| int ** | rowind, | |||
| int ** | colptr | |||
| ) |
| void cCopy_CompCol_Matrix | ( | SuperMatrix * | A, | |
| SuperMatrix * | B | |||
| ) |
Copies a two-dimensional matrix X to another matrix Y.
| void cCreate_CompCol_Matrix | ( | SuperMatrix * | A, | |
| int | m, | |||
| int | n, | |||
| int | nnz, | |||
| complex * | nzval, | |||
| int * | rowind, | |||
| int * | colptr, | |||
| Stype_t | stype, | |||
| Dtype_t | dtype, | |||
| Mtype_t | mtype | |||
| ) |
| void cCreate_CompRow_Matrix | ( | SuperMatrix * | A, | |
| int | m, | |||
| int | n, | |||
| int | nnz, | |||
| complex * | nzval, | |||
| int * | colind, | |||
| int * | rowptr, | |||
| Stype_t | stype, | |||
| Dtype_t | dtype, | |||
| Mtype_t | mtype | |||
| ) |
| void cCreate_Dense_Matrix | ( | SuperMatrix * | X, | |
| int | m, | |||
| int | n, | |||
| complex * | x, | |||
| int | ldx, | |||
| Stype_t | stype, | |||
| Dtype_t | dtype, | |||
| Mtype_t | mtype | |||
| ) |
| void cCreate_SuperNode_Matrix | ( | SuperMatrix * | L, | |
| int | m, | |||
| int | n, | |||
| int | nnz, | |||
| complex * | nzval, | |||
| int * | nzval_colptr, | |||
| int * | rowind, | |||
| int * | rowind_colptr, | |||
| int * | col_to_sup, | |||
| int * | sup_to_col, | |||
| Stype_t | stype, | |||
| Dtype_t | dtype, | |||
| Mtype_t | mtype | |||
| ) |
| void cFillRHS | ( | trans_t | trans, | |
| int | nrhs, | |||
| complex * | x, | |||
| int | ldx, | |||
| SuperMatrix * | A, | |||
| SuperMatrix * | B | |||
| ) |
| void cGenXtrue | ( | int | n, | |
| int | nrhs, | |||
| complex * | x, | |||
| int | ldx | |||
| ) |
| void cinf_norm_error | ( | int | nrhs, | |
| SuperMatrix * | X, | |||
| complex * | xtrue | |||
| ) |
| void cPrint_CompCol_Matrix | ( | char * | what, | |
| SuperMatrix * | A | |||
| ) |
| void cPrint_Dense_Matrix | ( | char * | what, | |
| SuperMatrix * | A | |||
| ) |
| void cprint_lu_col | ( | char * | msg, | |
| int | jcol, | |||
| int | pivrow, | |||
| int * | xprune, | |||
| GlobalLU_t * | Glu | |||
| ) |
| void cPrint_SuperNode_Matrix | ( | char * | what, | |
| SuperMatrix * | A | |||
| ) |
| void cPrintPerf | ( | SuperMatrix * | L, | |
| SuperMatrix * | U, | |||
| mem_usage_t * | mem_usage, | |||
| float | rpg, | |||
| float | rcond, | |||
| float * | ferr, | |||
| float * | berr, | |||
| char * | equed, | |||
| SuperLUStat_t * | stat | |||
| ) |
| print_complex_vec | ( | char * | what, | |
| int | n, | |||
| complex * | vec | |||
| ) |


Standard error
15:23:56 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.35 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:56 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.08 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:56 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.12 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:56 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.58 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:56 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.82 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.57 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.09 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.47 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.38 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.85 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.07 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.50 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.57 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.60 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 64.30 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 49.04 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.97 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.33 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.55 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.72 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.95 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.27 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 63.89 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 51.41 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.92 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 43.72 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.62 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:57 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.33 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 43.35 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 95.97 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 49.51 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.85 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 42.79 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 75.61 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.31 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 69.88 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.24 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.31 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.09 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.88 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 42.47 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.55 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.05 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.70 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.70 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.00 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.10 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.00 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.93 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:58 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.62 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.67 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.88 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.70 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.96 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.04 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 48.36 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 100.7 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 42.70 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.00 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.28 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 42.25 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 32.30 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.33 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.51 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.74 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.40 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.82 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 47.39 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 51.42 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 44.77 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.02 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.07 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.26 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:23:59 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.12 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 52.90 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.23 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.49 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.26 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.28 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.24 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.88 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.95 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.58 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.27 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.42 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.15 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.69 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.13 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.61 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.04 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.83 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.80 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.75 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.85 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.65 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 32.53 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 31.81 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.60 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.26 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:00 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.43 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.14 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.22 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.36 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.27 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.23 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.67 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.05 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.97 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.48 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.83 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.05 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.95 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.40 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.20 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.69 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.56 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.82 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 51.34 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 45.74 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.97 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.80 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 39.21 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.09 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 36.18 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.74 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:01 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.95 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 46.39 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 38.06 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 34.86 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 59.45 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.67 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 33.75 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 37.53 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 35.84 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 42.72 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 40.54 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 46.01 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.
15:24:02 12 KeyCrypterScrypt.deriveKey: Deriving key took 41.83 ms for 16384 scrypt iterations.


Pay Invoice
Payment amount
$
500.00
Edit
$
Save
Name on card
Enter the cardholder's name
Card number
Enter the card number
Expiry date
Enter the expiry date
Security Code
Enter the security code
ZIP/Postal Code
Enter the ZIP/Postal code
Pay $500.00


class PostRepository
Repository Class for Posts
PostRepository(dao: PostDao)
Repository Class for Posts |
var allPosts: LiveData<List<Post>>
Returns all Posts from the dao |
fun getSinglePost(postid: String): LiveData<Post>
Returns single post from the Dao with (postid) |
|
fun getUserPosts(userid: String): List<Post>
Returns all posts from the Dao with (userid) |
|
fun insert(post: Post): Unit
Async Method to Insert Post into DAO |
|
fun nukePosts(): Unit
Async Method to Delete Post in DAO |
|
fun updatePost(post: Post): Unit
Async method to modify Post in DAO |


This map displays the changes is serch frequesncy between five streaming services.
Another version of this same set is avalible here
hereMy hypothesise is that new shows on streaming platforms dont increase consistent users.
this data set includes HBO Max, Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+.
this is not a complete set of streaming services just a series of more popular ones.
on initial observation netflix maintain a constant lead in search frequency.
metfix never drops bellow 36 in a the data present.
Amazon Prime video is an example of an extreamly stable streaming competiter ranging from 7 to 8 points out of 100.
Amazon expearences a number of bumps in search frquency for example the October 23 2020 release of "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm"
amazon expearences in total a bump from 8 to 16. 8 total point up in only a few weeks there returning to closer to 8 or 9 then inevitably back to 7.
new releases don't drive new consistent users for any long term amount of time. peaple seem to trend tword netflix as the data present only going elsewhere to see somthing novle only to return.
they do increse subscribers which may mean striming services bank on users not unsubscribing when there out of things to watch.
regardless it's clear there is no increasing consistent users with new high profile releases.


About the project
The vision
The vision of the project was to build a platform for an ephemeral Location Based Service (LBS). This platform is intended to be used for a use case of sharing experiences. It provides a peer-to-peer communication in a defined location area.
The project
The overall project is divided into two parts. One the one hand, there is this public website. On the other hand, there is a mobile application that is running on android smartphones. The application provides the functionality of a peer-to-peer communication. That means the user has the possibility to create and share messages to arbitrary with peers around him. The mobile application: When using the application the user at first has to authentificate himself if he wants to get access to all functionalities of the application. The main functionalities are sharing messages with and receiving them from other app-users. Sharing messages is only possible in specified areas, called zones. When starting the application it lists all zones around the user, who has to join one of them. The user then is able to enter one zone and receives all messages that where shared there before. From now the user is also able to send messages to peers in the zone. Messages are shared, when the phones are in a certain distance to each other. When leaving the zone, the shared messages of the user are pushed to a server and are now available for users, who will enter the zone afterwards. The application also offers the functionality to create new zones. The public website: The website offers the possibility to create new zones,view the shared messages in each one and explore statistics about the zone. Moreover, the user can search for zones and explore them from everywhere. The website visualizes the zones in an interactive map and provides help to the user for using it.
The zones
A zone is a specified area for the peer-to-peer communication. Each message is related to one zone. On the website the user can create new zones and has to define their duration and topics.
Sharing experiences
The website offers the oppurtunity to access the messages that were shared in the zones. Creating new messages is only available in the mobile application.
Exploring statistics
Statistics show the activity for each existing zone. The user can see how much message were shared in the chosen zone. For further help see the Help page.
Searching
With the searching functionality, the user can search for zone names and select zones to get more information in which he is interested in.
The Team
The project was realized at the Institute of Geoinformatics (ifgi) at the University of Münster under the supervision of Prof. Christian Kray during the summerterm 2016. The participants of the project team were: Marlena Götza, Clemens Hackenberg, Milan Köster, Boris Stöcker, Jan van Zadelhoff, Salman Khalid, Saad Sarfraz, Heinrich Löwen, Clara Rendel, Shahzeib Tariq Jaswal, Sruthi Ketineni, Apurva Nil Kochar, Maurin Radtke


Chiefs' Triple Blow As Three All Ruled Out For TKO Semi!
by Soccer LadumaKaizer Chiefs’ win over Orlando Pirates may have sent them 10 points clear at the top of the table, but also came at a cost as three key players were all ruled out of their semifinal.
Check out Chiefs' suspension woes in the gallery above!
The Glamour Boys head into the international break flying high at the top of the Absa Premiership table after their 3-2 win over Orlando Pirates, with defeats for Mamelodi Sundowns and Bidvest Wits putting them in a very comfortable position at the top of the log.
Read: Why Chiefs’ Sub Had To Be Made…
Now though, with a number of players heading into international duty with their respective nations, Ernst Middendorp has to plan for a Telkom Knockout semi against his former club, Maritzburg United, knowing that he has three potential starters all suspended and out of contention.
Both Willard Katsande and Daniel Akpeyi were shown their fourth yellow cards of the season in the Soweto Derby at FNB Stadium yesterday afternoon, meaning that they now face a one-game suspension, while Erick Mathoho’s sending off forces him out of their next two matches.
Bruce Bvuma is likely to come in for Akpeyi with Itumeleng Khune still struggling for fitness, while it remains to be seen who Middendorp will opt for in the centre of his defence and midfield in place of Mathoho and Katsande.
Read: 41 Epic Images From Chiefs Dramatic Derby Victory
Add the suspended trio to Chiefs’ list of injuries and players in recovery, and it’s not an ideal situation for the German head coach, however given their impressive form he’ll be confident of getting a result against Maritzburg regardless of their absentees.
Post Selfies On Soccer Laduma’s Social Media App & Earn Airtime and more! Download Now


|
TENNIS COURTS PT 2
A system designed to operate the backend of a tennis court company, with all of its details
|
#include <Reservation.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Reservation () | |
| Constructor of Class. | |
| Reservation (int month, int day, double startingHour, double price, unsigned int duration) | |
| Constructor of Class. More... | |
| virtual double | getPrice () |
| Method to obtain the price of the reservation. More... | |
| double | getStartingHour () |
| Method to obtain the Starting Hour of the reservation. More... | |
| int | getDuration () |
| Method to obtain the duration of the reservation. More... | |
| int | getMonth () |
| Method to obtain the month of the reservation. More... | |
| int | getDay () |
| Method to obtain the day of the reservation. More... | |
| bool | operator== (Reservation &r) const |
| Implementation of the equal operator. More... | |
| virtual void | storeInfo (std::ofstream &outfile, int indent) |
| Store in the information of the reservation to a file. More... | |
| void | indent (std::ofstream &outfile, int indent) |
| Indenting the file. More... | |
| virtual void | readInfo (std::ifstream &infile) |
| Reading the information of a Reservation from a file. More... | |
| virtual void | show () |
| Showing the information of the Reservation. | |
| std::string | getHourFormat (double hour) |
| get the format of the Hour as wanted More... | |
| bool | operator== (Reservation &r) |
| Comparison between two dates. More... | |
| virtual std::string | getTeacher () const |
| virtual void | setTeacher (std::string teacher) |
| Set the teacher of the Lesson. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| double | price |
| unsigned int | duration |
The reservation of a court, to be stored on the people that will be on that court
| Reservation::Reservation | ( | int | month, |
| int | day, | ||
| double | startingHour, | ||
| double | price, | ||
| unsigned int | duration | ||
| ) |
| int Reservation::getDay | ( | ) |
Method to obtain the day of the reservation.
| int Reservation::getDuration | ( | ) |
Method to obtain the duration of the reservation.
| string Reservation::getHourFormat | ( | double | hour | ) |
get the format of the Hour as wanted
| hour | - the actual time |
| int Reservation::getMonth | ( | ) |
Method to obtain the month of the reservation.
|
virtual |
| double Reservation::getStartingHour | ( | ) |
Method to obtain the Starting Hour of the reservation.
| void Reservation::indent | ( | std::ofstream & | outfile, |
| int | indent | ||
| ) |
Indenting the file.
| outfile | - the file to write information |
| indent | - current indentation |
| bool Reservation::operator== | ( | Reservation & | r | ) | const |
Implementation of the equal operator.
| r | - the other reservation |
| bool Reservation::operator== | ( | Reservation & | r | ) |
Comparison between two dates.
| r | - the outside date |
|
virtual |
Reading the information of a Reservation from a file.
| infile | - file to read the information from |
|
virtual |
|
virtual |
|
protected |
Duration of said reservation
|
protected |
Price associated of the reservation