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Impeachment inquiry: Former Russia advisor says Kremlin is 'geared up' to interfere in 2020 election
by LBCDonald Trump's former top Russia advisor has told the impeachment inquiry that the Kremlin is "geared up" to interfere in the 2020 election.
Fiona Hill, former senior director for Europe and Russia at the National Security Council, said in the House on Thursday that the Republican party are "echoing Russian propaganda".
In her opening remarks, Ms Hill said: “I take great pride in the fact that I am a nonpartisan foreign policy expert.
“I have no interest in advancing the outcome of your inquiry in any particular direction, except toward the truth.”
In her prepared evidence, she criticised the "fictional narrative" being pushed by the Trump administration that Ukraine was involved in meddling in the 2016 election.
She then accused Republicans in the House of using the impeachment proceedings to promote "lies and falsehoods" about Ukrainian involvement, which she "refuses to be a part of".
Ms Hill said: "Based on questions and statements I have heard, some of you on this committee appear to believe that Russia and its security services did not conduct a campaign against our country, and that perhaps, somehow, for some reason, Ukraine did.
"This is a fictional narrative that has been perpetrated and propagated by the Russian security services themselves. The unfortunate truth is that Russia was the foreign power that systematically attacked our democratic institutions in 2016."
She continued: "The impact of the successful 2016 Russian campaign remains evident today. Our nation is being torn apart."
In her statement, she said: "Right now, Russia's security services and their proxies have geared up to repeat their interference in the 2020 election.
"We are running out of time to stop them.
"In the course of this investigation, I would ask that you please not promote politically driven falsehoods that so clearly advance Russian interests."
Ms Hill also argued that it was “very clear” that US officials had made a White House meeting for the Ukrainian president in order to persuade him to carry out investigations into Joe Biden and his son.
“It became very clear the White House meeting itself was being predicated on other issues, namely investigations and the questions about the election interference in 2016,” she said.


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There will be a PMK govt. in future, says Anbumani
Leader issues clarion call to youth wing
by Staff ReporterPMK youth wing leader Anbumani Ramadoss on Saturday said that though his party was currently part of an AIADMK-led alliance, the State will soon have a government led by the PMK.
Addressing youth wing cadre, Dr. Anbumani said, “Let anyone take [it] any way they want. The change will come – we have many examples. There is nothing that is impossible to achieve.”
He urged the cadre to find one youngster from each of the 67,000 booths in Tamil Nadu to take the PMK’s political project forward. He said he preferred to give tickets to young people in the upcoming local body polls.
Murasoli land issue
Speaking to reporters earlier, Dr. Anbumani took a dig at DMK leader M.K. Stalin and dared him to file a case against the PMK’s leadership over the party’s claim that the office of DMK mouthpiece Murasoli was situated on panchami land.
“We welcome the DMK to go to court. They may present the original property documents in court,” he said.
Dr. Anbumani said members of the youth wing should take the party’s policies, such as free, quality education for all, renewed focus on agriculture, increase in the Minimum Support Price, long-term water management plans and quality healthcare and sanitation, to the people of Tamil Nadu.
The PMK leader also criticised the hike in medical college fees proposed by the Medical Council of India, and said States should retain the right to fix fees.


SPTAudioStreamingPlaybackDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | SPTAudioStreamingController.h |
Tasks
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– audioStreaming:didReceivePlaybackEvent:
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– audioStreaming:didChangePosition:
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– audioStreaming:didChangePlaybackStatus:
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– audioStreaming:didSeekToPosition:
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– audioStreaming:didChangeVolume:
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– audioStreaming:didChangeShuffleStatus:
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– audioStreaming:didChangeRepeatStatus:
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– audioStreaming:didChangeMetadata:
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– audioStreaming:didStartPlayingTrack:
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– audioStreaming:didStopPlayingTrack:
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– audioStreamingDidBecomeInactivePlaybackDevice:
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– audioStreamingDidLosePermissionForPlayback:
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– audioStreamingDidPopQueue:
Instance Methods
audioStreaming:didChangeMetadata:
Called when metadata for current, previous, or next track is changed. * * This event occurs when playback starts or changes to a different context, * when a track switch occurs, etc. This is an informational event that does * not require action, but should be used to keep the UI display updated with * the latest metadata information. *
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangeMetadata:(SPTPlaybackMetadata *)metadata
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- metadata
for previous, current, and next tracks
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didChangePlaybackStatus:
Called when playback status changes.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangePlaybackStatus:(BOOL)isPlaying
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- isPlaying
Set to
YES
if the object is playing audio,NO
if it is paused.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didChangePosition:
Called when playback has progressed
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangePosition:(NSTimeInterval)position
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- position
The new playback location in sec.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didChangeRepeatStatus:
Called when repeat status changes.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangeRepeatStatus:(SPTRepeatMode)repeateMode
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- repeateMode
Set to
SPTRepeatOff
,SPTRepeatContext
orSPTRepeatOne
.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didChangeShuffleStatus:
Called when shuffle status changes.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangeShuffleStatus:(BOOL)enabled
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- enabled
Set to
YES
if the object requests shuffled playback, otherwiseNO
.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didChangeVolume:
Called when playback volume changes.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didChangeVolume:(SPTVolume)volume
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- volume
The new volume.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didReceivePlaybackEvent:
Called for each received low-level event
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didReceivePlaybackEvent:(SpPlaybackEvent)event
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- event
The event code
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didSeekToPosition:
Called when playback is seeked “unaturally” to a new location.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didSeekToPosition:(NSTimeInterval)position
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- position
The new playback location in sec.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didStartPlayingTrack:
Called when the streaming controller begins playing a new track.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didStartPlayingTrack:(NSString *)trackUri
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- trackUri
The Spotify URI of the track that started to play.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreaming:didStopPlayingTrack:
Called before the streaming controller begins playing another track.
- (void)audioStreaming:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming didStopPlayingTrack:(NSString *)trackUri
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
- trackUri
The Spotify URI of the track that stopped.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidBecomeActivePlaybackDevice:
Called when the audio streaming object becomes the active playback device on the user’s account.
- (void)audioStreamingDidBecomeActivePlaybackDevice:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidBecomeInactivePlaybackDevice:
Called when the audio streaming object becomes an inactive playback device on the user’s account.
- (void)audioStreamingDidBecomeInactivePlaybackDevice:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidLosePermissionForPlayback:
Called when the streaming controller lost permission to play audio.
- (void)audioStreamingDidLosePermissionForPlayback:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Discussion
This typically happens when the user plays audio from their account on another device.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidPopQueue:
Called when the streaming controller popped a new item from the playqueue.
- (void)audioStreamingDidPopQueue:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidSkipToNextTrack:
Called when the audio streaming object requests playback skips to the next track.
- (void)audioStreamingDidSkipToNextTrack:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h
audioStreamingDidSkipToPreviousTrack:
Called when the audio streaming object requests playback skips to the previous track.
- (void)audioStreamingDidSkipToPreviousTrack:(SPTAudioStreamingController *)audioStreaming
Parameters
- audioStreaming
The object that sent the message.
Declared In
SPTAudioStreamingController.h


Our team is a very young team to Robotics this year and few of us have much experience. Even through this we believe we have great opportunity to make a difference this year and learn as much as we can.
Hello! My name is Robby. I am a builder and tester for JD W420. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so fun. I look forward to see how our season goes.
Hello! My name is Tyson. I keep track of our bot's parts and I am the tester for JD W420. This is my first year and I love it thus far. I am very excited for the rest of the season.
Hello! My name is Aaron. I am JD W420's builder, designer and tester. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so much fun so far. I am excited to continue working with my team throughout the season.
Hello! My name is Jaydin. I am JD W420's tester, builder and designer. This is my first year in Robotics and I am very excited to bring our bot to the competition.
Hello! My name is Robby. I am a builder and tester for JD W420. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so fun. I look forward to see how our season goes.
Hello! My name is Tyson. I keep track of our bot's parts and I am the tester for JD W420. This is my first year and I love it thus far. I am very excited for the rest of the season.
Hello! My name is Aaron. I am JD W420's builder, designer and tester. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so much fun so far. I am excited to continue working with my team throughout the season.
Hello! My name is Jaydin. I am JD W420's tester, builder and designer. This is my first year in Robotics and I am very excited to bring our bot to the competition.
Hello! My name is Robby. I am a builder and tester for JD W420. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so fun. I look forward to see how our season goes.
Hello! My name is Tyson. I keep track of our bot's parts and I am the tester for JD W420. This is my first year and I love it thus far. I am very excited for the rest of the season.
Hello! My name is Aaron. I am JD W420's builder, designer and tester. This is my first year in Robotics and it is so much fun so far. I am excited to continue working with my team throughout the season.
Hello! My name is Jaydin. I am JD W420's tester, builder and designer. This is my first year in Robotics and I am very excited to bring our bot to the competition.


BOWFINGER A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
**1/2 (out of ****)
The posters that adorn the walls of Bowfinger International Pictures aren't the kind that would inspire many aspiring actors to shell out $25.00 just to audition. When these very walls pronounce "The Yugo Story" (yes, the sassy little EEC compact) as the studio's top grosser, you have to wonder what kind of a two-bit, third-rate production company this really is.
Well, it's the raison d'Ítre of Bobby Bowfinger (Steve Martin), a two-bit, third-rate movie director.
Bobby, not surprisingly, has had some difficulty competing with the Paramounts and the Universals until the day he reads a script that knocks his socks off. The treatment, not your typical alien invasion picture, is written by Bobby's accountant/receptionist following Bobby's encouraging "if you're as good with words as you are with numbers, well... I don't need to finish that sentence." In "Chubby Rain" (quite the best film title within a film since "Love and Death on Long Island"'s "Hotpants College II"), Bobby smells a hit.
Speed-dialing virtually everyone he knows, Bobby pulls his downtrodden, pessimistic employees together for a ten o'clock meeting, promising that this is finally It. If Bobby is good at anything it's the small-time scam, and he manages to swindle a respected Hollywood producer, briefly played by Robert Downey, Jr., into proclaiming "Chubby Rain" a "go picture," except for one minor caveat: the film must headline action superstar Kit Ramsey.
Bowfinger's subsequent efforts to sign Kit don't prosper, setting the master manipulator's wheels in motion again. How about this for film nouveau: shoot the entire movie without the star's knowledge or consent, but with all the bit players harassing the unsuspecting Ramsey at every possible opportunity.
As conceived and written by Martin, that turns out to be an absolute humdinger of a premise.
Some might gripe that Martin has almost written himself out of the picture, but that's a tribute to him and his craft, and it's partly why "Bowfinger" works; there's no bologna in the shoes here. Similarly, Eddie Murphy (who plays Kit Ramsey and his braces-wearing, errand-running dingbat lookalike Jiff) is near-on sensational in a demanding dual role, yet he doesn't steal the film either. After all these years, Martin and Murphy still have what it takes.
On the minus side, Heather Graham ("Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me") impresses in the early going as a just-off-the-bus Ohio hick looking for fame and fortune in Tinseltown, but she quickly loses her charm by forcing the issue. Rollergirl was clearly a fluke; since her prominent rise to stardom in "Boogie Nights," Graham has been very disappointing.
While there are some perfectly inspired bits in "Bowfinger" (e.g., the scene in which they recruit the best film crew they can afford), some scenes fall completely flat (e.g., Daisy's "hot chemistry" scene with Jiff). It's not clear whether the blame falls upon screenwriter Martin or director Frank Oz (working here with the comedian for the fourth time), but it makes for some uneven cinema. In the long run, however, these imbalances do little to harm "Bowfinger," a film that fans of Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy, and skillfully written and performed comedy should enjoy.
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These are the steps I followed to setup CoffeeScript, and Node.js on a Mac running Snow Leopard (10.6.8).
Download the node.JS installation package here (I downloaded version 0.4.11).
Run the installer package which will install both Node and NPM.
Using NPM, install (using the Terminal) the coffee-script package with the command below:
sudo npm install uglify-js
sudo npm install -g coffee-script
Test so see if it works by compiling the chosen widget source code:
cd public/javascripts/jquery/plugins/chosen
NODE_PATH=/usr/lib/node_modules cake build
You should see the following output:
Wrote chosen/chosen.jquery.js
Wrote chosen/chosen.jquery.min.js
Wrote chosen/chosen.proto.js
Wrote chosen/chosen.proto.min.js


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All of the Tiny Worlds are misbehaving. It's time to destroy them all.
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Resources for Building a Web Server
Exercise: pick a use-case (eg: static file server, streaming file server, database web server)
and implement the bare minimum to be able to interact with it using standard tools (eg: curl).
This means probably only supporting ipv4, HTTP/1.1 (1.2 is relatively complicated), and omitting most of the contents of the corresponding specs.
I am working on hosting my personal site on such a web server instead of github.io.


See the main page for more info on Herbie.
Herbie is a tool that automatically rewrites floating point expressions to make them more accurate. It's well-known that floating point arithmetic is inaccurate; hence the jokes that 0.1 + 0.2 ≠ 0.3 for a computer. But to understand the inaccuracies and reduce them is a much harder task. Usually, programs that use floating point arithmetic are just written with the hope that these inaccuracies will not cause bugs, and when they do, these bugs are mysterious and hard to fix.
To get started using Herbie, download and install it, including running the test suite (as described in the installation instructions) to ensure that you have Herbie working properly. Now that Herbie is installed, you're ready to begin using it.
Herbie is a stand-alone tool, which accepts floating point expressions as inputs
and produces floating point expressions as output.
These floating point expressions are written in Herbie's custom input language,
which is approximately a subset of Racket.
For an example, open up bench/tutorial.rkt
.
You'll see three blocks of code, the first of which is
(herbie-test (x) "Cancel like terms" (- (+ 1 x) x))
Each of these blocks describes a single input to Herbie;
the block has a list of variables: (x)
;
a name: "Cancel like terms"
;
and the expression itself: (- (+ 1 x) x)
.
Inputs can also have an optional "target"—an equivalent expression
for Herbie to compare its results to.
That's used for tests, but isn't that useful to you.
Take a look at the three test cases in the file.
If you're not familiar with Lisp syntax,
it might take a bit to get used to the way expressions are written.
As you can see, Herbie has common mathematical operators built in:
arithmetic and sqr
(for squaring values) in the expression you're looking at,
and also more complicated functions, such as expt
(exponentiation) and sin
.
Now run the tutorial file through Herbie by running
racket herbie/reports/run.rkt bench/tutorial.rkt
from the base Herbie directory.
A graphs
directory should appear
(if it already existed, its contents will be replaced)
which contains a detailed description of Herbie's results and how it got them.
Open up graphs/report.html
with your web browser to view these results.
There's a lot going on in this page, so let's break it down. On top, you see a quick summary of the results: the running time, the number of expressions improved, the total number of expressions run on, and the starting/ending bits of accuracy. You should see that Herbie considers itself to have improved 2/2 expressions, even though it ran on three. The reason is that Herbie doesn't consider itself to have “improved” an expression until it improves it accuracy by at least one bit. Since one of the expressions was pretty accurate to start (less than a bit of error), it isn't even a contender, and the improved version doesn't count as an improvement.
Next, there's a graph summarizing the test results. Each horizontal row is a single expression, and the line stretches from the original accuracy of that expression to the accuracy of Herbie's output. You should see one long arrow (for the expression (x + 1)2 - 1), one short arrow (for the expression (1 + x) - x) and one bare arrowhead (for the expression ((x + y) + z) - (x + (y + z))). This corresponds to the fact that the first expression is pretty inaccurate (for small x), the second is also inaccurate (for large x), and the last one is pretty accurate (though not exactly so).
Next to the graph is a grid of blocks, each one listing the bits improved for a test case. These are in the same order as the arrows; mouse over one to see the associated arrow light up. The colors describe how Herbie scores itself: white for already accurate, green for improved, orange for not improved, and red for made worse. You won't be seeing the last one (if you do, report it as a bug).
Below that, you have a lot of information about Herbie's internal configuration.
You can usually skip it, but many of these parameters are configurable from the command line.
The most useful one is the seed.
Herbie uses random sampling internally, so different runs can yield slightly different results.
and can be set with the --seed
flag to Herbie.
Finally, the page has a table of each expression, with the starting error, final error, runtime, and a link to details.
Click on the last row, for the expression (x + 1)2 - 1. This page explains what Herbie did to that expression, including how the error is distributed for that expression, the final expression Herbie came up with, and how it derived that expression.
 (The debug output, and profiling data, could all help the developers track down any problems you have). On the right, there is a plot. This plot shows where the original expression, and Herbie's result, have error. The horizontal axis is the input; in this case, it is the value of x, and if your expression has multiple input variables, you'll see several plots, one for each input variable. Note that this axis is logarithmic; one is about halfway between zero and infinity. The vertical axis is the error, in number of bits; it ranges from 0 at the bottom to 64 at the top. In this example, you can see that the error of the original program (in red) is large near zero and small far from zero. On the other hand, Herbie's output (barely visible in blue) is approximately 0 for all inputs.
Finally, on the left, you have Herbie's derivation of its result.
Usually you skip to the bottom of this and look at the result:
(λ (x) (+ (sqr x) (* x 2)))
, or x2 + 2 x.
But sometimes it is useful to look at the derivation.
In my case, the derivation uses simplification
to expand the expression into (2 + x) x,
then uses Taylor expansion to expand this into 1 x2 + 2 x,
and then simplifies again to get rid of the unnecessary multiplication by 1.
Again, you usually don't care about this derivation,
but when a result seems strange, it can be helpful to look at the derivation.


Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat Pray Love touched the world and changed countless lives, inspiring and empowering millions of readers to search for their own best selves. link
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In her early thirties, Elizabeth Gilbert had everything a modern American woman was supposed to want—husband, country home, successful career—but instead of feeling happy and fulfilled, she was consumed by panic and confusion.
Ever since Henry Morton Stanley first charted its mighty river in the 1870s, the Congo has epitomised the dark and turbulent history of a failed continent.link
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His extraordinary book, Blood River – a Journey to Africa’s Broken Heart, describes a country with more past than present, where giant steamboats lie rotting in the advancing forest and children hear stories from their grandfathers of days when cars once drove by.


What Thanos did for the Soul Stone?
Jumped from the mountain
Made stone keeper to jump from the mountain
Pushed Gamora off the mountain
I made a choice!
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$data = array()], [mixed
$type = NumberFormatInfo::DECIMAL])
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|
Initializes a new writable instance of the NumberFormatInfo class
that is dependent on the ICU data for number, decimal, and currency formatting information. N.B.You should not initialize this class directly unless you know what you are doing. Please use use NumberFormatInfo::getInstance() to create an instance.
Parameters:
method getCurrencyInstance [line 210]
Returns the currency format info associated with the specified culture.
Parameters:
method getCurrencySymbol [line 488]
string getCurrencySymbol(
[mixed
$currency = 'USD'])
|
|
Gets the string to use as the currency symbol.
method getDecimalDigits [line 354]
Indicates the number of decimal places.
method getDecimalSeparator [line 372]
string getDecimalSeparator(
)
|
|
Gets the string to use as the decimal separator.
method getGroupSeparator [line 392]
string getGroupSeparator(
parameter
0)
|
|
Gets the string that separates groups of digits to the left of the decimal in currency values.
Parameters:
method getGroupSizes [line 413]
Gets the number of digits in each group to the left of the decimal There can be two grouping sizes, this fucntion returns
array(group1, group2), if there is only 1 grouping size, group2 will be false.
method getInstance [line 179]
Returns the NumberFormatInfo associated with the specified culture.
Parameters:
method getInvariantInfo [line 155]
Gets the default NumberFormatInfo that is culture-independent (invariant).
method getNaNSymbol [line 582]
Gets the string that represents the IEEE NaN (not a number) value.
method getNegativeInfinitySymbol [line 510]
string getNegativeInfinitySymbol(
)
|
|
Gets the string that represents negative infinity.
method getNegativePattern [line 440]
arary getNegativePattern(
)
|
|
Gets the format pattern for negative values.
The negative pattern is composed of a prefix, and postfix. This function returns array(prefix, postfix).
method getNegativeSign [line 546]
string getNegativeSign(
)
|
|
Gets the string that denotes that the associated number is negative.
method getPattern [line 145]
method getPercentageInstance [line 221]
Returns the percentage format info associated with the specified culture.
Parameters:
method getPercentSymbol [line 600]
string getPercentSymbol(
)
|
|
Gets the string to use as the percent symbol.
method getPerMilleSymbol [line 618]
string getPerMilleSymbol(
)
|
|
Gets the string to use as the per mille symbol.
method getPositiveInfinitySymbol [line 528]
string getPositiveInfinitySymbol(
)
|
|
Gets the string that represents positive infinity.
method getPositivePattern [line 465]
arary getPositivePattern(
)
|
|
Gets the format pattern for positive values.
The positive pattern is composed of a prefix, and postfix. This function returns array(prefix, postfix).
method getPositiveSign [line 564]
string getPositiveSign(
)
|
|
Gets the string that denotes that the associated number is positive.
method getPrePostfix [line 342]
array getPrePostfix(
string
$pattern)
|
|
Get the prefix and postfix of a pattern.
Parameters:
method getScientificInstance [line 232]
Returns the scientific format info associated with the specified culture.
Parameters:
method parsePattern [line 242]
array parsePattern(
string
$pattern)
|
|
Parse the given pattern and return a list of known properties.
Parameters:
method setCurrencySymbol [line 501]
void setCurrencySymbol(
string
$symbol)
|
|
Set the string to use as the currency symbol.
Parameters:
method setDecimalDigits [line 363]
void setDecimalDigits(
int
$value)
|
|
Set the number of decimal places.
Parameters:
method setDecimalSeparator [line 381]
void setDecimalSeparator(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string to use as the decimal separator.
Parameters:
method setGroupSeparator [line 401]
void setGroupSeparator(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string to use as the group separator.
Parameters:
method setGroupSizes [line 428]
void setGroupSizes(
array
$groupSize)
|
|
Set the number of digits in each group to the left of the decimal.
There can be two grouping sizes, the value should be an array(group1, group2), if there is only 1 grouping size, group2 should be false.
Parameters:
method setNaNSymbol [line 591]
void setNaNSymbol(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string that represents the IEEE NaN (not a number) value.
Parameters:
method setNegativeInfinitySymbol [line 519]
void setNegativeInfinitySymbol(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string that represents negative infinity.
Parameters:
method setNegativePattern [line 453]
void setNegativePattern(
arary
$pattern)
|
|
Set the format pattern for negative values.
The negative pattern is composed of a prefix, and postfix in the form array(prefix, postfix).
Parameters:
method setNegativeSign [line 555]
void setNegativeSign(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string that denotes that the associated number is negative.
Parameters:
method setPattern [line 128]
void setPattern(
[int
$type = NumberFormatInfo::DECIMAL])
|
|
Set the pattern for a specific number pattern. The validate patterns
NumberFormatInfo::DECIMAL, NumberFormatInfo::CURRENCY, NumberFormatInfo::PERCENTAGE, or NumberFormatInfo::SCIENTIFIC
Parameters:
method setPercentSymbol [line 609]
void setPercentSymbol(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string to use as the percent symbol.
Parameters:
method setPerMilleSymbol [line 627]
void setPerMilleSymbol(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string to use as the per mille symbol.
Parameters:
method setPositiveInfinitySymbol [line 537]
void setPositiveInfinitySymbol(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string that represents positive infinity.
Parameters:
method setPositivePattern [line 478]
void setPositivePattern(
arary
$pattern)
|
|
Set the format pattern for positive values.
The positive pattern is composed of a prefix, and postfix in the form array(prefix, postfix).
Parameters:
method setPositiveSign [line 573]
void setPositiveSign(
string
$value)
|
|
Set the string that denotes that the associated number is positive.
Parameters:
method __get [line 79]
mixed __get(
mixed
$name)
|
|
Allow functions that begins with 'set' to be called directly as an attribute/property to retrieve the value.
method __set [line 92]
void __set(
mixed
$name, mixed
$value)
|
|
Allow functions that begins with 'set' to be called directly as an attribute/property to set the value.


ds_workflow.dataset package¶
Submodules¶
ds_workflow.dataset.column_label module¶
-
ds_workflow.dataset.column_label.
AcceptableAttributes
¶ alias of
ds_workflow.dataset.column_label.Attribute
-
class
ds_workflow.dataset.column_label.
ColumnLabel
(category, type, is_active, is_target)¶ Bases:
object
Labels for Dataset columns, also used by Statistic and Algorithm.
- categorystr
Data category, can be ‘categorical’, ‘numeric’, ‘text’, or ‘date/time’.
- typestr
Data type, can be ‘int’, ‘float’, ‘str’, ‘date’, ‘time’, or ‘datetime’.
- is_activebool
If the column is enabled by the user.
- is_targetbool
Is the column is the target variable.
- category_type_match()
Checks that the column’s category and type are an acceptable match. Raises a ValueError if not.
-
category_type_match
()¶
ds_workflow.dataset.dataset module¶
-
exception
ds_workflow.dataset.dataset.
DataTypeNotFound
(error)¶ Bases:
TypeError
-
class
ds_workflow.dataset.dataset.
Dataset
(path, labels=None, is_derived=False)¶ Bases:
object
A Dataset manages a data’s labels, transformations, and train-test split. It interfaces with Statistic and Model, not in use yet.
- pathstr
Path to data file.
- labelsdict or None
Dictionary of dictionaries with column name (str), dictionary pairs. The second dictionary will use keys ‘category’, ‘type’, ‘is_active’, and ‘is_target’. Values passed will be validated and stored by ColumnLabel. If no dictionary is passed, these values are automatically generated.
- is_derivedbool
Not in use yet.
- pathstr
Path to data file.
- dfpandas.DataFrame
Stores data as a pandas dataframe.
- split_datasetdict of lists
Keys are ‘train’, ‘test’, and optionally ‘validate’ (str). Values are lists of indices.
- is_splitbool
True if has been train-test split, False otherwise.
- is_derivedbool
Not in use yet.
- labelsdict of ColumnLabels (namedtuples)
Keys are column names (str), values are ColumnLabels, containing category (str), type (type), is_active (bool), and is_target (bool).
-
auto_assign
(col_name)¶ Automatically assign a column a category and type.
-
auto_category
(col_type, col_name)¶ Automatically assigns a category to a column based on its data type. If it is a string and the length of the first value is greater than or equal to 20, then it categorizes the column as ‘text’ instead of ‘categorical’. This method uses CATEGORY_MAP from the column_label module.
col_type : type col_name : str
-
auto_type
(col_name)¶ Searches passed column’s values for its data type.
-
validate_column_name
(col_name)¶ Checks for column name in Dataset.


Kuala Lumpur
KL was definitely a bit more expensive than the rest of our Southeast Asia trip, which we weren't really expecting. We had a hard time finding a place to stay that was good but not expensive; we ended up with one in Chinatown (right beside Petaling Street) that was not that great, but could have been worse. It had one outlet in the entire room (which made it tricky to charge all of our devices) and the bathroom door was a bit odd; I kept getting stuck in because I couldn't get the door back open. It was clean though, which was good! It said it came with free WiFi, and I read several reviews that mentioned how great the connection was. Unfortunately we found it to be pretty non-existant. It would work for about 30 seconds every couple hours, and randomly cut out. We didn't end up buying a sim card in Malaysia since we were only here for four days, so that kind of sucked. It was hard to look up what we should do (and to plan ahead for Australia) when we didn't have internet.
We had trouble finding food at first; everything was expensive. Once we got a bit out of Petaling Street, though, we had better luck finding cheaper food. We found a Chinese cafe-type restaurant just down the street for lunch on our second full day, which had really yummy smoothie drinks with jellies, and pretty good food. It also had free WiFi, so we spent a lot of time there and went back every day after that for lunch!
It's definitely a lot more westernized in KL than the rest of Southeast Asia, and a lot more multicultural. There are a ton of big fancy malls in KL; I don't know how they can keep them all going! We found some good teppanyaki food in a food court in Pavillion Mall for dinner one night; they cooked it all in front of us, and it came with a lot of food.
There was a free bus that went around the touristy areas that was amazing. We only had to pay for transit on the way to and from the airport! The bus was pretty frequent (every 15-20 minutes or so) and had air conditioning and free WiFi as well.
One of our first stops was the Petronas Towers, because that's just what you go see when you go to KL! They were huge! There's a nice park behind it (KLCC Park) which we wandered around when we went back our last day; Alan found a few geocaches there as well.
We came back at a later point to see the Towers at night all lit up. We happened upon a couple photography shoots.
We also visited the Planetarium, which was free! It was a pretty good museum, and there were a ton of kids there. It also had a small tower which you could go up and look around the city. There was an area with lots of pictures photographers had taken of the sky, northern lights, and stars, which was all really cool.
The other museum we went to was the Islamic Arts Museum. I get bored with museums after awhile, and this one seemed a bit too long... but some of it was interesting. Alan really liked it, though!
They had a lot of information about the spread of Islam through Asia and Africa, a huge collection of early Qu'rans, and quite a lot of artifacts, rugs, jewelry, etc. As usual we ran out of time and we were kicked out as the museum shut. It's becoming a usual occurence with us.
The National Mosque was also really cool; there are only certain times that visitors are allowed in, and luckily we arrived right after it opened up again. We had to put on robes so that we were more covered up. There was a big prayer room that only Muslims were allowed in. The direction of the prayer room faces towards Mecca.
On our last full day we visited Merdeka Square, which is where the Union Jack was lowered for the last time and the Malaysian flag was raised! It's an old cricket field and has one of the tallest flags in the world??? From Merdeka Square we walked over through Little India, and had some of the cheapest Indian food we'd ever had! It was really yummy too.
Instead of going up the Petronas Towers, which were expensive, we decided to go up the KL Tower instead. We were going to go up at night, but it was a bit foggy and raining, so we went up during the day on our last day instead. You get really awesome views of the whole city! It was still a bit hazy further away, but you could see pretty far.
Some other points of interest: the National Monument


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JavaTM 2 Platform Standard Ed. 5.0 |
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double
value with a positive sign, greater
than or equal to 0.0
and less than 1.0
.
double
value with a positive sign, greater
than or equal to 0.0
and less than 1.0
.
long
seed:
File
argument.
DefaultSelectionType
instance to use for
specifying that a range of pages of the job should be printed.
Raster
being referenced.
RasterFormatException
is thrown if there is
invalid layout information in the Raster
.RasterFormatException
with the
specified message.
read
method of InputStream
.
len
bytes of data into an array of bytes
from this input stream.
b
.
len
bytes of data from the contained
input stream into an array of bytes.
b.length
bytes of data from this input
stream into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
byte.length
bytes of data from this
input stream into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
b
.
len
bytes of data from the input stream into
an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this piped input
stream into an array of bytes.
len
characters of data from this piped
stream into an array of characters.
len
bytes of data from this input stream into
an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this file into an
array of bytes.
b.length
bytes of data from this file
into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
ObjID
instance by
unmarshalling a binary representation from an
ObjectInput
instance.
UID
instance by
unmarshalling a binary representation from an
DataInput
instance.
b.length
bytes of data from this input
stream into an array of bytes.
len
bytes of data from this input stream
into an array of bytes.
BufferedImage
as the result of decoding
a supplied File
with an ImageReader
chosen automatically from among those currently registered.
BufferedImage
as the result of decoding
a supplied InputStream
with an ImageReader
chosen automatically from among those currently registered.
BufferedImage
as the result of decoding
a supplied URL
with an ImageReader
chosen automatically from among those currently registered.
BufferedImage
as the result of decoding
a supplied ImageInputStream
with an
ImageReader
chosen automatically from among those
currently registered.
imageIndex
and returns
it as a complete BufferedImage
, using a default
ImageReadParam
.
imageIndex
and returns
it as a complete BufferedImage
, using a supplied
ImageReadParam
.
b.length
bytes from the stream, and
stores them into b
starting at index 0.
len
bytes from the stream, and stores
them into b
starting at index off
.
read(b, 0, b.length)
.
len
bytes from the stream, and stores
them into b
starting at index off
.
b
.
FilterInputStream.read
to update the progress monitor after the read.
FilterInputStream.read
to update the progress monitor after the read.
FilterInputStream.read
to update the progress monitor after the read.
Any
value from the input stream.
TypeCode
from this input stream.
Any
object from
the given input stream using the given typecode.
abort
method.
imageIndex
and returns
an IIOImage
containing the image, thumbnails, and
associated image metadata, using a supplied
ImageReadParam
.
Iterator
containing all the images,
thumbnails, and metadata, starting at the index given by
getMinIndex
, from the input source in the form of
IIOImage
objects.
Util.readAny(org.omg.CORBA.portable.InputStream)
.
ARRAY
value from the stream and returns it as an
Array
object in the Java programming language.
ARRAY
value from the stream and
returns it as an Array
object in the Java programming
language.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a stream of ASCII characters.
RenderedImage
object that contains the
contents of the image indexed by imageIndex
.
writeAttributeSet
.
java.math.BigDecimal
object in the Java programming language.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a java.math.BigDecimal
.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a stream of uninterpreted bytes.
int
with the value 0
or
1
.
long
, with the first bit read becoming the most
significant bit of the output.
BLOB
value from the stream and returns it as a
Blob
object in the Java programming language.
BLOB
value at the head of this
SQLInputImpl
object as a Blob
object
in the Java programming language.
true
if that byte is nonzero,
false
if that byte is zero.
readBoolean
method of DataInput
.
boolean
from this file.
boolean
in the Java programming language.
boolean
value of true
if it is nonzero, false
if it is zero.
SQLInputImpl
object as
a boolean
in the Java programming language.
readByte
method of DataInput
.
byte
in the Java programming language.
byte
value.
SQLInputImpl
object as
a byte
in the Java programming language.
len
bytes from the stream, and
modifies the supplied IIOByteBuffer
to indicate
the byte array, offset, and length where the data may be found.
SQLInputImpl
object
as an array of bytes.
char
and returns the char
value.
readChar
method of DataInput
.
readUnsignedShort
, except that the
result is returned using the char
datatype.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a stream of Unicode characters.
CLOB
value from the stream and returns it as a
Clob
object in the Java programming language.
CLOB
value at the head of this
SQLInputImpl
object as a Clob
object
in the Java programming language.
RowSet
object.
java.sql.Date
object.
SQLInputImpl
as
a java.sql.Date
object.
double
value.
readDouble
method of DataInput
.
double
from this file.
double
in the Java programming language.
double
.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a double
in the Java programming language.
getImageReaderSpiNames
, initially
null
.
true
if the image format understood by
this reader supports thumbnail preview images associated with
it.
DataFlavor
from a Serialized state.
ObjectInput
.
float
value.
readFloat
method of DataInput
.
float
from this file.
float
in the Java programming language.
float
.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a float
in the Java programming language.
b
.
len
bytes from
an input stream.
readFully
method of DataInput
.
readFully
method of DataInput
.
b.length
bytes from this file into the byte
array, starting at the current file pointer.
len
bytes from this file into the byte
array, starting at the current file pointer.
len
bytes from the stream, and stores them
into b
starting at index off
.
b.length
bytes from the stream, and stores them
into b
starting at index 0
.
len
shorts (signed 16-bit integers) from the
stream according to the current byte order, and
stores them into s
starting at index
off
.
len
chars (unsigned 16-bit integers) from the
stream according to the current byte order, and
stores them into c
starting at index
off
.
len
ints (signed 32-bit integers) from the
stream according to the current byte order, and
stores them into i
starting at index
off
.
len
longs (signed 64-bit integers) from the
stream according to the current byte order, and
stores them into l
starting at index
off
.
len
floats (32-bit IEEE single-precision
floats) from the stream according to the current byte order,
and stores them into f
starting at
index off
.
len
doubles (64-bit IEEE double-precision
floats) from the stream according to the current byte order,
and stores them into d
starting at
index off
.
int
value.
readInt
method of DataInput
.
int
in the Java programming language.
int
.
SQLInputImpl
object
as an int
in the Java programming language.
BufferedReader.readLine()
method. Programs that use the
DataInputStream
class to read lines can be converted to use
the BufferedReader
class by replacing code of the form:
with:DataInputStream d = new DataInputStream(in);
BufferedReader d = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(in));
long
value.
readLong
method of DataInput
.
long
in the Java programming language.
long
.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a long
in the Java programming language.
Object
in the Java programming language.
Stub.readObject(java.io.ObjectInputStream)
.
SQLInputImpl
object as an Object
in the Java programming language.
Raster
object containing the raw pixel data
from the image stream, without any color conversion applied.
REF
value from the stream and returns it as a
Ref
object in the Java programming language.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a Ref
object in the Java programming language.
AWTKeyStroke
(or a subclass of
AWTKeyStroke
) which is equal to this instance.
CertPath
constructed from the type and data.
ObjectInputStream
with the unique instance for that
value.
short
value.
readShort
method of DataInput
.
short
in the Java programming language.
short
value.
SQLInputImpl
object
as a short
in the Java programming language.
String
in the Java programming language.
SQLInputImpl
object as
a String
in the Java programming language.
thumbnailIndex
, associated with the image indexed
by ImageIndex
as a BufferedImage
.
tileX
and
tileY
arguments, returning it as a
BufferedImage
.
Raster
object containing the raw
pixel data from the tile, without any color conversion applied.
java.sql.Time
object.
SQLInputImpl
object as
a java.sql.Time
object.
java.sql.Timestamp
object.
SQLInputImpl
object as
a java.sql.Timestamp
object.
int
, and returns
the result, which is therefore in the range
0
through 255
.
readUnsignedByte
method of DataInput
.
0xff
in order to strip off
any sign-extension bits, and returns it as a byte
value.
0xffffffffL
in order to
strip off any sign-extension bits, and returns the result as an
unsigned long
value.
int
value in the range 0
through 65535
.
readUnsignedShort
method of DataInput
.
int
, masks it with
0xffff
in order to strip off any sign-extension
buts, and returns the result as an unsigned int
value.
DATALINK
value from the stream and returns it as a
java.net.URL
object in the Java programming language.
DATALINK
value from the stream and
returns it as an URL
object in the Java programming
language.
readUTF
method of DataInput
.
in
a representation
of a Unicode character string encoded in
modified UTF-8 format;
this string of characters is then returned as a String
.
locks
, one for read-only operations and one for writing.WebRowSet
object from the given
input stream in XML format.
WebRowSet
object in its XML format from the given
Reader
object.
WebRowSet
object.
REAL
.
PolicyError
exception being thrown.
name
in
this registry with the supplied remote reference.
REBIND
is raised when the current effective RebindPolicy,
has a value of NO_REBIND or NO_RECONNECT and an invocation on a bound
object reference results in a LocateReply message with status
OBJECT_FORWARD or a Reply message with status LOCATION_FORWARD.REBIND
exception with
minor code set to 0 and CompletionStatus set to COMPLETED_NO.
REBIND
exception with the
specified message.
REBIND
exception with the
specified minor code and completion status.
REBIND
exception with the
specified message, minor code, and completion status.
Receiver
receives MidiEvent
objects and
typically does something useful in response, such as interpreting them to
generate sound or raw MIDI output.Rectangle
specifies an area in a coordinate space that is
enclosed by the Rectangle
object's top-left point
(x, y)
in the coordinate space, its width, and its height.Rectangle
whose top-left corner
is at (0, 0) in the coordinate space, and whose width and
height are both zero.
Rectangle
, initialized to match
the values of the specified Rectangle
.
Rectangle
whose top-left corner is
specified as
(x
, y
) and whose width and height
are specified by the arguments of the same name.
Rectangle
whose top-left corner
is at (0, 0) in the coordinate space, and whose width and
height are specified by the arguments of the same name.
Rectangle
whose top-left corner is
specified by the Point
argument, and
whose width and height are specified by the
Dimension
argument.
Rectangle
whose top-left corner is the
specified Point
, and whose width and height are both zero.
Rectangle
whose top left corner is
(0, 0) and whose width and height are specified
by the Dimension
argument.
Rectangle2D
class describes a rectangle
defined by a location (x, y) and dimension
(w x h).Double
class defines a rectangle specified in
double coordinates.Rectangle2D
, initialized to
location (0, 0) and size (0, 0).
Rectangle2D
from the specified double coordinates.
Float
class defines a rectangle specified in float
coordinates.Rectangle2D
, initialized to
location (0.0, 0.0) and size (0.0, 0.0).
Rectangle2D
from the specified float coordinates.
RectangularShape
is the base class for a number of
Shape
objects whose geometry is defined by a rectangular frame.redirectErrorStream
property.
CannotRedoException
if canRedo
returns false.
redo
to all contained
UndoableEdit
s in the order in
which they were added.
UndoManager
is inProgress
,
redoes the last significant UndoableEdit
at
indexOfNextAdd
or after, and all insignificant
edits up to it.
getRedoPresentationName
;
as of Java 2 platform v1.3.1 this field is no longer used.
Lock
with the same basic
behavior and semantics as the implicit monitor lock accessed using
synchronized methods and statements, but with extended
capabilities.ReadWriteLock
supporting similar
semantics to ReentrantLock
.ReentrantReadWriteLock.readLock()
.ReentrantReadWriteLock.writeLock()
.REF
value, which is a reference to an SQL structured type value in the database.REF
.
ReflectionException
that wraps the actual java.lang.Exception
.
ReflectionException
that wraps the actual java.lang.Exception
with
a detail message.
Object
.
refresh
operation failed.ORB.register_initial_reference
.
PolicyFactory
for the given
PolicyType
.
ServiceRegistry
.ClassLoader
.
DriverManager
.
type
to
classname
.
type
to
classname
.
getActionMap()
and getInputMap()
for
similiar behavior.
getActionMap()
and getInputMap()
for
similiar behavior.
registerObject
method is used to register an
activation descriptor, desc
, and obtain an
activation identifier for a activatable remote object.
parameterIndex
to the JDBC type
sqlType
.
parameterIndex
to be of JDBC type
sqlType
.
parameterName
to the JDBC type
sqlType
.
parameterName
to be of JDBC type
sqlType
.
Iterator
to the registry.
AWTKeyStroke
will use when generating new
instances of AWTKeyStroke
s.
Util.registerTarget(javax.rmi.CORBA.Tie, java.rmi.Remote)
.
Registry
is a remote interface to a simple remote
object registry that provides methods for storing and retrieving
remote object references bound with arbitrary string names.ObjID
of the registry.
RegistryHandler
to obtain the registry's
implementation.
RegistryHandler
to obtain the registry's
stub.
dropAction
or the available DataFlavor
types.
ThreadPoolExecutor
when
execute cannot accept a task.
Executor
when a task cannot be
accepted for execution.ThreadPoolExecutor
.PropertyChangeVetoException
thrown for the attempted setBeanContext operation.
gridwidth
, gridheight
),
or that this component be placed next to the previously added
component (gridx
, gridy
).
Point2D
lies with respect to this line segment.
CachedRowSet
object and sends a rowSetChanged
event to all
registered listeners.
Savepoint
object from the current
transaction.
BeanContextServices
,
this method releases a nested BeanContextChild
's
(or any arbitrary object associated with a
BeanContextChild
) reference to the specified service.
BeanContextChild
's
(or any arbitrary object associated with a BeanContextChild)
reference to the specified service by calling releaseService()
on the underlying BeanContextServiceProvider
.
Remote
interface serves to identify interfaces whose
methods may be invoked from a non-local virtual machine.RemoteException
is the common superclass for a number of
communication-related exceptions that may occur during the execution of a
remote method call.RemoteException
.
RemoteException
with the specified
detail message.
RemoteException
with the specified detail
message and cause.
RemoteObject
class implements the
java.lang.Object
behavior for remote objects.InvocationHandler
interface for
use with Java Remote Method Invocation (Java RMI).RemoteObjectInvocationHandler
constructed
with the specified RemoteRef
.
RemoteRef
represents the handle for a remote object.RemoteServer
class is the common superclass to server
implementations and provides the framework to support a wide range
of remote reference semantics.RemoteServer
.
RemoteServer
with the given reference type.
RemoteStub
class is the common superclass to client
stubs and provides the framework to support a wide range of remote
reference semantics.RemoteStub
.
RemoteStub
, with the specified remote
reference.
Attr
was just removed.
item
from the Choice
menu.
index
,
from this container.
RenderingHints
object.
key
property (and its corresponding
value
).
key
(and its corresponding
value
) from this dictionary.
Preferences.remove(String)
.
Iterator
.
key
from this ActionMap
.
key
from this object.
key
from this
InputMap
.
c
from this menu.
component
from the
pane.
Component
at the specified index.
Component
from the
JTabbedPane
.
Viewport
s one lightweight child.
aChild
from this node's child array, giving it a
null parent.
index
from the receiver.
node
from the receiver.
String
object at the given index.
TypeCode
object at the given index.
NamedValue
object at the given index.
ActionListener
from the button.
ActionListener
from the button.
ActionListener
.
ActionListener
from the file chooser.
Timer
.
AdjustmentEvent
from this scroll bar.
ScrollPaneAdjustable
.
tabbedpane
.
IIOReadProgressListener
objects.
IIOReadUpdateListener
objects.
IIOReadWarningListener
objects.
IIOWriteProgressListener
objects.
IIOWriteWarningListener
objects.
listener
so that it will no longer receive
AncestorEvents
.
name
.
removeAttribute(localName)
.
names
.
name
.
LookAndFeel
from the list of auxiliary look and feels.
BeanContextMembershipListener
so that it no longer receives BeanContextMembershipEvent
s
when the child Component
(s) are added or removed.
BeanContextServicesListener
from this BeanContext
CellEditorListener
from the listener list.
CellEditorListener
.
listener
as a listener to changes in the model.
ChangeListener
from the model.
ChangeListener
.
ChangeListener
from the button.
ChangeListener
from the button.
ChangeListener
from the progress bar.
ChangeListener
from this spinner.
ChangeListener
from this tabbedpane.
ChangeListener
from the list that's notified each
time the views size, position, or the viewports extent size
has changed.
ChangeListener
from the model's listener list.
oldChild
from
the list of children, and returns it.
oldChild
from the list
of children, and returns it.
aColumn
from this JTable
's
array of columns.
column
from the
tableColumns
array.
TableColumn
column
from the
tableColumns
array.
index0
to index1
, inclusive.
PooledConnection
object.
ImageConsumer
object
from the list of consumers currently registered to
receive image data.
path
.
TreePaths
in
toRemove
that have been expanded.
DragSourceListener
from this
DragSource
.
DragSourceListener
from this DragSourceContext
.
DragSourceMotionListener
from this
DragSource
.
DropTargetListener
(UNICAST SOURCE).
SizeSequence
.
FlavorListener
so that it no longer
receives FlavorEvent
s from this Clipboard
.
IIOReadProgressListener
from the list
of registered progress listeners.
IIOReadUpdateListener
from the list of
registered update listeners.
IIOReadWarningListener
from the list of
registered error listeners.
IIOWriteProgressListener
from the list
of registered progress listeners.
IIOWriteWarningListener
from the list
of registered warning listeners.
anIndex
This method works only if the JComboBox
uses a
mutable data model.
Choice
menu.
ItemListener
from the button.
ItemListener
from the button.
ItemListener
.
LayoutManager
method does nothing.
MenuDragMouseListener
from the menu item.
MenuKeyListener
from the menu item.
MenuKeyListener
from the popup menu.
Preferences.removeNode()
.
MBeanServerConnection.removeNotificationListener(ObjectName,
ObjectName)
.
MBeanServerConnection.removeNotificationListener(ObjectName,
ObjectName, NotificationFilter, Object)
.
removeNotificationListener(ObjectName, NotificationListener)
and
removeNotificationListener(ObjectName, NotificationListener, NotificationFilter, Object)
methods.
Component
undisplayable by destroying it native
screen resource.
DropTargetContextPeer
.
TextComponent
's peer.
JComponent.removeNotify
to check if
this button is currently set as the default button on the
RootPane
, and if so, sets the RootPane
's
default button to null
to ensure the
RootPane
doesn't hold onto an invalid button reference.
JComponent.removeNotify
to unregister this
menu bar with the current keyboard manager.
SystemEventQueueUtils
.
unconfigureEnclosingScrollPane
method.
Object
reference from being stored in
nodes implementing the named element.
PopupMenuListener
.
PopupMenu
listener.
PropertyChangeListener
from the listener
list for a specific property.
PropertyChangeListener
from this
BeanContextChild
so that it no longer
receives PropertyChangeEvents
when the
specified property is changed.
Pack200.Packer.addPropertyChangeListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener)
.
Pack200.Unpacker.addPropertyChangeListener(java.beans.PropertyChangeListener)
.
PropertyChangeListener
from the listener list.
PropertyChange
listener.
PropertyChangeListener
from the
listener list.
PropertyChangeListener
from the listener list.
PropertyChangeListener
from the listener list.
PropertyChangeListener
from the listener list.
row
from the model.
index0
to index1
, inclusive.
RowSet
object's list of listeners.
RowSet
object.
null
implementation that removes nothing.
row
from the current
selection.
putService()
.
null
style previously added to
the document.
ss
from those of the receiver.
index
.
l
is null
, no exception is
thrown and no action is performed.
TreeExpansion
events.
addTreeModelListener
.
TreeSelection
listener.
TreeWillExpand
events.
UndoableEditListener
.
VetoableChangeListener
from this
BeanContextChild
so that it no longer receives
events when the specified property changes.
VetoableChangeListener
.
VetoableChangeListener
from the listener list.
ELEMENT_NODE
or
ATTRIBUTE_NODE
.
"java.awt.image.renderable.RenderableImage"
(renderable image object).
RenderingHints
class contains rendering hints that can
be used by the Graphics2D
class, and classes that
implement BufferedImageOp
and
Raster
.tm
milliseconds.
RepaintManager
.
oldChar
in this string with newChar
.
offset
to
offset + length
, and replaces it with text
.
offset
to
offset + length
, and replaces it with
text
.
oldChild
with
newChild
in the list of children, and returns the
oldChild
node.
oldChild
with newChild
in the list of children, and returns the oldChild
node.
UndoableEdit
should replace
anEdit
.
PropertyChangeListener
when the
JSpinner
editor property changes.
newPane
and adds it to the frame.
Raster
.
replaceRange(String, int, int)
.
component
to uiActionMap
.
component
to uiInputMap
.
CoderResult
object or by throwing a CharacterCodingException
, whichever is appropriate for the method
implementing the coding process.
PrinterStateReason
is a
"report" (least severe).
wrap
method.
FocusTraversalPolicy.getDefaultComponent(Container).requestFocus()
Component
get the input focus,
and that this Component
's top-level ancestor
become the focused Window
.
Component
gets the input focus.
Component
gets the input focus.
Component
get the input focus,
if this Component
's
top-level ancestor is already the focused Window
.
Component
gets the input focus.
Component
gets the input focus.
wrap
and getMIC
methods.
ImageConsumer
,
that the ImageProducer
attempt to resend
the image data one more time in TOPDOWNLEFTRIGHT order
so that higher quality conversion algorithms which
depend on receiving pixels in order can be used to
produce a better output version of the image.
required
field is true
if a value must be
supplied for this property
during Driver.connect
and false
otherwise.
LoginModule
.
RequiredModelMBean
with an empty
ModelMBeanInfo.
LoginModule
.
rescanCurrentDirectory
method on each UI handled by this object.
ImageConsumer
.
Area
and
restores it to an empty area.
Polygon
object to an empty polygon.
reset
method of InputStream
.
count
field of this byte array output
stream to zero, so that all currently accumulated output in the
output stream is discarded.
mark
method was last called on this input stream.
mark
method was last called on this input stream.
mark
method was last called on this input stream.
mark
method was last called on this input stream.
mark
method was last called on this input stream.
Mac
object.
ImageReader
to its initial state.
ImageWriter
to its initial state.
mark
.
mark
method was last invoked.
FilterInputStream.reset
to reset the progress monitor as well as the stream.
XMLGregorianCalendar
to its original values.
DocumentBuilder
to its original configuration.
SAXParser
to its original configuration.
Transformer
to its original configuration.
Validator
to its original configuration.
XPath
to its original configuration.
alreadyNotifieds
monitor attribute.
InputMaps
and ActionMap
.
ordinaryChar
method
for more information on a character being ordinary.
JSplitPane
layout based on the preferred size
of the children components.
resetToPreferredSizes
method on each UI handled by this object.
setBounds(int, int, int, int)
.
setBounds(int, int, int, int)
.
Component.setBounds(int, int, int, int)
.
Moves and resizes this component.
setSize(int, int)
.
setSize(Dimension)
.
setSize(int, int)
.
revalidate
followed by repaint
.
setBoundsForFrame
with the new values.
ORB.resolve_initial_references
.
EntityResolver2.resolveEntity()
with null entity name and base URI.
int
representing the three digit HTTP Status-Code.
Timer
,
canceling any pending firings and causing
it to fire with its initial delay.
CachedRowSet
object to its original
value, that is, its value before the last set of changes.
NamedValue
object containing the return
value for the method.
set_result
ResultSet
object.Thread.suspend()
,
which has been deprecated because it is deadlock-prone.
For more information, see
Why
are Thread.stop, Thread.suspend and Thread.resume Deprecated?.
Thread.suspend()
for details.
Any
object that contains the value for the
result of the method.
ReverbType
class provides methods for
accessing various reverberation settings to be applied to
an audio signal.JFormattedTextField
.
Component
to the right of the other
Component
.
getAlignmentX
.
JOIN
providing a right outer join between
two tables.
double
value that is closest in value
to the argument and is equal to a mathematical integer.
double
value that is closest in value
to the argument and is equal to a mathematical integer.
RMIClientSocketFactory
for the RMI objects created in
conjunction with this connector.
RMIServerSocketFactory
for the RMI objects created in
conjunction with this connector.
RMIClassLoader
comprises static methods to support
dynamic class loading with RMI.RMIClassLoaderSpi
is the service provider interface for
RMIClassLoader
.RMIClientSocketFactory
instance is used by the RMI runtime
in order to obtain client sockets for RMI calls.RMIConnection
interface.RMIConnection
.
RMIConnector
that will connect
the RMI connector server with the given address.
RMIConnector
using the given RMI stub.
RMIConnectorServer
.
RMIConnectorServer
for the given MBean
server.
RMIConnectorServer
for the given MBean
server.
RMIFailureHandler
can be registered via the
RMISocketFactory.setFailureHandler
call.RMIServerImpl
that is exported through IIOP and that
creates client connections as RMI objects exported through IIOP.RMIServerImpl
.
RMIServer
object that is exported through JRMP and that
creates client connections as RMI objects exported through JRMP.RMIServer
object that will be exported
on the given port using the given socket factories.
SecurityException
instead.
Application code should never directly reference this class, and
RMISecurityManager
no longer throws this subclass of
java.lang.SecurityException
.SecurityManager
used by RMI applications that use
downloaded code.RMISecurityManager
.
RMIServerImpl
.
RMIServerSocketFactory
instance is used by the RMI runtime
in order to obtain server sockets for RMI calls.RMISocketFactory
instance is used by the RMI runtime
in order to obtain client and server sockets for RMI calls.RMISocketFactory
.
Connection
object.
Savepoint
object
was set.
CachedRowSet
object's SyncProvider
contains
a Connection
object from the original ResultSet
or JDBC properties passed to it.
CachedRowSet
object's SyncProvider
contains
a Connection
object from the original ResultSet
or JDBC properties passed to it.
JdbcRowSet
contains a Connection
object from
the original ResultSet
or JDBC properties passed to it.
JdbcRowSet
contains a Connection
object from
the original ResultSet
or JDBC properties passed to it.
Savepoint
object.
rootVisible
.
JRootPane
instance that manages the
contentPane
and optional menuBar
for this frame, as well as the
glassPane
.
JRootPane
instance that manages the
content pane
and optional menu bar for this internal frame, as well as the
glass pane.
JRootPane
instance that manages the
contentPane
and optional menuBar
for this frame, as well as the
glassPane
.
add
and setLayout
will be forwarded to the contentPane
.
add
and setLayout
will be forwarded to the contentPane
.
add
and setLayout
will be forwarded to the contentPane
.
add
and setLayout
will be forwarded to the contentPane
.
add
and setLayout
will be forwarded to the contentPane
.
Graphics2D
Transform
with a rotation transform.
Graphics2D
Transform
with a translated rotation
transform.
int
to the argument.
long
to the argument.
int
to the argument.
long
to the argument.
RoundRectangle2D
class defines a rectangle with
rounded corners defined by a location (x, y), a
dimension (w x h), and the width and height of an arc
with which to round the corners.Double
class defines a rectangle with rounded
corners all specified in double
coordinates.RoundRectangle2D
, initialized to
location (0.0, 0), size (0.0, 0.0), and corner arcs
of radius 0.0.
RoundRectangle2D
from the specified coordinates.
Float
class defines a rectangle with rounded
corners all specified in float
coordinates.RoundRectangle2D
, initialized to
location (0.0, 0), size (0.0, 0.0), and corner arcs
of radius 0.0.
RoundRectangle2D
from the specified coordinates.
rowHeight
.
point
lies in,
or -1 if the result is not in the range
[0, getRowCount()
-1].
RowSet
object
has had a change in one of its rows.
RowSet
object
in the given RowSetEvent
object has changed its entire contents.
Event
object generated when an event occurs to a
RowSet
object.RowSetEvent
object initialized with the
given RowSet
object.
RowSet
object implements in order to
present itself to a RowSetReader
or RowSetWriter
object.RowSet
object.RowSet
object.RowSet
object's columns.RowSet
object calls on
to populate itself with rows of data.SQLException
that provides information
about database warnings set on RowSet
objects.RowSetWarning
object
with the given value for the reason; SQLState defaults to null,
and vendorCode defaults to 0.
RowSetWarning
object.
RowSetWarning
object initialized with the
given values for the reason and SQLState.
RowSetWarning
object initialized
with the given values for the reason, SQLState and vendorCode.
RowSetWriter
interface,
called a writer.fireTableChanged
.
RSAParameterSpec
object from the
given keysize and public-exponent value.
RSAMultiPrimePrivateCrtKeySpec
given the modulus, publicExponent, privateExponent,
primeP, primeQ, primeExponentP, primeExponentQ,
crtCoefficient, and otherPrimeInfo as defined in PKCS#1 v2.1.
RSAOtherPrimeInfo
given the prime, primeExponent, and
crtCoefficient as defined in PKCS#1.
RSAPrivateCrtKeySpec
given the modulus, publicExponent, privateExponent,
primeP, primeQ, primeExponentP, primeExponentQ, and
crtCoefficient as defined in PKCS#1.
RuleBasedCollator
class is a concrete subclass of
Collator
that provides a simple, data-driven, table
collator.Runnable
is used
to create a thread, starting the thread causes the object's
run
method to be called in that separately executing
thread.
Runnable
run object, then that
Runnable
object's run
method is called;
otherwise, this method does nothing and returns.
shutdown
.
Runnable
interface should be implemented by any
class whose instances are intended to be executed by a thread.Runtime
that allows the application to interface with
the environment in which the application is running.RuntimeMXBean
.
java.lang.Error
occurs in the agent it should be caught and
re-thrown as a RuntimeErrorException
.RuntimeException
is the superclass of those
exceptions that can be thrown during the normal operation of the
Java Virtual Machine.null
as its
detail message.
RuntimeMBeanException
that wraps the actual java.lang.RuntimeException
.
RuntimeMBeanException
that wraps the actual java.lang.RuntimeException
with
a detailed message.
RuntimeOperationsException
that wraps the actual java.lang.RuntimeException
.
RuntimeOperationsException
that wraps the actual java.lang.RuntimeException
with a detailed message.
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| tuple | here = path.abspath(path.dirname(__file__)) |
| tuple | long_description = f.read() |
| string | name = 'illacceptanything' |
| string | version = '0.0.0' |
| string | description = 'Tell the user (via desktop notification) when a command completes.' |
| string | url = 'https://github.com/mrkrstphr/illacceptanything' |
| string | author = 'Kristopher Wilson' |
| string | license = 'MIT' |
| list | classifiers |
| string | keywords = '' |
| tuple | packages = find_packages(exclude=['contrib', 'docs', 'tests*']) |
| list | install_requires = [] |
| dictionary | extras_require |
| dictionary | entry_points |
illacceptanything Python setup file.
| string setup.author = 'Kristopher Wilson' |
Definition at line 31 of file bak/setup.py.
| list setup.classifiers |
Definition at line 37 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.description = 'Tell the user (via desktop notification) when a command completes.' |
Definition at line 24 of file bak/setup.py.
| dictionary setup.entry_points |
Definition at line 86 of file bak/setup.py.
| dictionary setup.extras_require |
Definition at line 78 of file bak/setup.py.
| tuple setup.here = path.abspath(path.dirname(__file__)) |
Definition at line 10 of file bak/setup.py.
| list setup.install_requires = [] |
Definition at line 72 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.keywords = '' |
Definition at line 62 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.license = 'MIT' |
Definition at line 34 of file bak/setup.py.
| tuple setup.long_description = f.read() |
Definition at line 14 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.name = 'illacceptanything' |
Definition at line 17 of file bak/setup.py.
| tuple setup.packages = find_packages(exclude=['contrib', 'docs', 'tests*']) |
Definition at line 66 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.url = 'https://github.com/mrkrstphr/illacceptanything' |
Definition at line 28 of file bak/setup.py.
| string setup.version = '0.0.0' |
Definition at line 22 of file bak/setup.py.


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| long | sl_FsOpen (unsigned char *pFileName, unsigned long AccessModeAndMaxSize, unsigned long *pToken, long *pFileHandle) |
| open file for read or write from/to storage device More... | |
| int | sl_FsClose (long FileHdl, unsigned char *pCeritificateFileName, unsigned char *pSignature, unsigned long SignatureLen) |
| close file in storage device More... | |
| long | sl_FsRead (long FileHdl, unsigned long Offset, unsigned char *pData, unsigned long Len) |
| read block of data from a file in storage device More... | |
| long | sl_FsWrite (long FileHdl, unsigned long Offset, unsigned char *pData, unsigned long Len) |
| write block of data to a file in storage device More... | |
| int | sl_FsGetInfo (unsigned char *pFileName, unsigned long Token, SlFsFileInfo_t *pFsFileInfo) |
| get info on a file More... | |
| int | sl_FsDel (unsigned char *pFileName, unsigned long Token) |
| delete specific file from a storage or all files from a storage (format) More... | |
| int sl_FsClose | ( | long | FileHdl, |
| unsigned char * | pCeritificateFileName, | ||
| unsigned char * | pSignature, | ||
| unsigned long | SignatureLen | ||
| ) |
close file in storage device
| [in] | FileHdl | Pointer to the file (assigned from sl_FsOpen) |
| [in] | pCeritificateFileName,NULL | terminated |
| [in] | pSignature | |
| [in] | SignatureLen |
| int sl_FsDel | ( | unsigned char * | pFileName, |
| unsigned long | Token | ||
| ) |
delete specific file from a storage or all files from a storage (format)
| [in] | pFileName | File's Name |
| [in] | Token | File's token |
| int sl_FsGetInfo | ( | unsigned char * | pFileName, |
| unsigned long | Token, | ||
| SlFsFileInfo_t * | pFsFileInfo | ||
| ) |
get info on a file
| [in] | pFileName | File's name |
| [in] | Token | File's token |
| [out] | pFsFileInfo | Returns the File's Information: flags,file size, allocated size and Tokens |
| long sl_FsOpen | ( | unsigned char * | pFileName, |
| unsigned long | AccessModeAndMaxSize, | ||
| unsigned long * | pToken, | ||
| long * | pFileHandle | ||
| ) |
open file for read or write from/to storage device
| [in] | pFileName | File Name buffer pointer |
| [in] | AccessModeAndMaxSize | Options: As described below |
| [in] | pToken | input Token for read, output Token for write |
| [out] | pFileHandle | Pointing on the file and used for read and write commands to the file |
AccessModeAndMaxSize possible input
FS_MODE_OPEN_READ - Read a file
FS_MODE_OPEN_WRITE - Open for write for an existing file
FS_MODE_OPEN_CREATE(maxSizeInBytes,accessModeFlags) - Open for creating a new file. Max file size is defined in bytes.
For optimal FS size, use max size in 4K-512 bytes (e.g. 3584,7680)
Several access modes can be combined together from SlFileOpenFlags_e
| long sl_FsRead | ( | long | FileHdl, |
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| unsigned char * | pData, | ||
| unsigned long | Len | ||
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read block of data from a file in storage device
| [in] | FileHdl | Pointer to the file (assigned from sl_FsOpen) |
| [in] | Offset | Offset to specific read block |
| [out] | pData | Pointer for the received data |
| [in] | Len | Length of the received data |
| long sl_FsWrite | ( | long | FileHdl, |
| unsigned long | Offset, | ||
| unsigned char * | pData, | ||
| unsigned long | Len | ||
| ) |
write block of data to a file in storage device
| [in] | FileHdl | Pointer to the file (assigned from sl_FsOpen) |
| [in] | Offset | Offset to specific block to be written |
| [in] | pData | Pointer the transmitted data to the storage device |
| [in] | Len | Length of the transmitted data |


You create a telepathic link between yourself and a willing creature with which you are familiar. The creature can be anywhere on the same plane of existence as you. The spell ends if you or the target are no longer on the same plane.
Until the spell ends, you and the target can instantaneously share w ords, images, sounds, and other sensory messages with one another through the link, and the target recognizes you as the creature it is communicating with. The spell enables a creature with an Intelligence score of at least 1 to understand the meaning of your words and take in the scope of any sensory messages you send to it.


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A "virtual meeting" will be held a day or so after the transcript of the "real meeting" is available.
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Every Logisim project is actually a library of circuits. In its simplest form, each project has only one circuit (called "main" by default), but it is easy to add more: Select Add Circuit... from the Project menu, and type any name you like for the new circuit you want to create.
Suppose we want to build a 2-to-1 multiplexer named "2:1 MUX." After adding the circuit, Logisim will look like this.
In the explorer pane, you can now see that the project now contains two circuits, "main", and "2:1 MUX." Logisim draws a magnifying glass over the icon of the circuit currently being viewed; the current circuit name also appears in the window's title bar.
After editing the circuit to appear like a 2:1 multiplexer, we might end up with the following circuit.
Next: Using subcircuits.


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--- tags: - contour - data - elevation - topo - topography author: display_name: Rick Kelson email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>date: 2013-08-13 08:44:41 -0600 title: Contours categories: [] 500FootContours: downloads: - url: ftp://ftp.agrc.utah.gov/UtahSGID_Vector/UTM12_NAD83/ELEVATION/UnpackagedData/Contours500Ft/_Statewide/Contours500Ft_gdb.zip label: '500 Foot Contours: File Geodatabase' - url: ftp://ftp.agrc.utah.gov/UtahSGID_Vector/UTM12_NAD83/ELEVATION/UnpackagedData/Contours500Ft/_Statewide/Contours500Ft_shp.zip label: '500 Foot Contours: Shapefile' updates: - This dataset has not been updated recently. 2Meter: downloads: - url: ftp://ftp.agrc.utah.gov/SLCo_2m_Contours/ label: Individual tiles - url: ftp://ftp.agrc.utah.gov/UtahSGID_Vector/UTM12_NAD83/ELEVATION/UnpackagedData/Contours_2Meter_SLCounty/_Statewide/ label: All Salt Lake County Contours (1.4 GB File GDB) updates: - Unknown ContourPolygons: downloads: - url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6R_P-pQXOcsTkJxb1hPME9wRUU label: 'Contour Polygons: File Geodatabase' - url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6R_P-pQXOcsLU1EeHJwQUl4RzA label: 'Contour Polygons: Shapefile' updates: - As needed --- {% include abstract.html download="ftp://ftp.agrc.utah.gov/UtahSGID_Vector/UTM12_NAD83/ELEVATION/UnpackagedData/Contours500Ft/_Statewide/" name="500 Foot Contours" abstract="This datasets contain a statewide coverage of 500 foot contours derived from the 10 meter National Elevation Datasets (NED) Digital Elevation Model (DEM)." %}
ELEVATION.Contours500Ft is a statewide dataset of contour lines at a 500 foot interval for cartography and approximate elevation identification. Elevation information is stored in the 500 Foot contour lines in an attribute ELEV
associated with each contour isoline.
The native spatial reference for this dataset is UTM Zone 12N, NAD83. There are no constraints or warranties with regard to the use of this dataset. Users are encouraged to attribute content to: State of Utah, SGID. This contour dataset was created by AGRC.
{% include contact.html subject=page.title contact=site.data.contacts.contours %}
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To download areas of the contours refer to this image map to help find your ares of interest. Or this shapefile index can be used to determine what files to download. These contour shapefiles cover 4,000x4,000 meter blocks. This data has a UTM NAD83 meters projection.
{% include contact.html subject=page.title contact=site.data.contacts.contours %}
SGID10.ELEVATION.ContoursGeneralized200Ft are intended for general cartographic purposes and representing approximate elevation and terrain. Contours were created by applying a focal filter to a 30 meter DEM, reclassifying the DEM into 200 foot intervals and converting to polygons. Would you like to create your own contour polygons or are you simply curious how it was done? Read the in-depth discussion of how the contours were created and derived.
{% include contact.html subject=page.title contact=site.data.contacts.contours %}


Plasma Debit
Plasma Debit is like Plasma Cash, except every token is a payment channel between the user and the chain operator. It's sort of like a big Lightning hub, but the channels can be transferred just like a Plasma Cash token!
Consensus
Like Plasma Cash or Plasma MVP, Plasma Debit can make use of pretty much any consensus mechanism. However, because of the way it makes use of payment channels, Plasma Debit is more suited for single operators than for lots of validators.
Deposits
Deposits in Plasma Debit are basically the same as deposits in Plasma Cash. Users send some asset to the Plasma chain's smart contract, and a unique token is created for those assets. Unlike Plasma Cash, this token is also a payment channel with the consensus mechanism! It's hard to have a payment channel with lots of people simulatneously, so this really lends itself to single operators.
Transactions
Transactions are really where Plasma Debit differs from Plasma Cash. Instead of needing to transfer the entire token to someone whenever you'd like to make a payment, you can simply make use of the payment channel! When a user wants to pay another user, they simply pay the operator and have the operator pay the other user simultaneously.
The problem here is that the recipient needs to have a payment channel with the operator too! More specifically, the recipient needs to have a channel where the operator has funds. This is a huge user experience issue if the recipient doesn't already have a payment channel with the operator. We can't expect everyone to be part of the network in advance, so what do we do?
Here's where we take advantage of the Plasma Cash-like features of Plasma Debit. The payment channels in Plasma Debit are tokens, just like in Plasma Cash - they can be transferred to other users! Let's say A has a payment channel and wants to send money (1 ETH) to B, who isn't part of the network yet.
B can't just create this payment channel by themselves because they need a channel where the operator has at least 1 ETH. Instead, the operator needs to create the channel for B. It'd be inconvenient for the operator to have to create a new channel whenever a user joins the network, but they don't need to! The operator can just create a bunch of channels in advance (with themselves), and transfer them to users who are recieving a payment for the first time.
Now that A and B both have the necessary channels, we can start making channel payments! These payments are super fast (almost instant!) and super simple.
Withdrawals
Withdrawals in Plasma Debit are also basically the same as withdrawals in Plasma Cash. However, remember that Plasma Debit payment channel transactions allow you to spend fractional parts of your tokens. So instead of having to withdraw entire tokens, users are allowed to withdraw fractions of tokens. If a user spent half of a 1 ETH token, then they're allowed to withdraw 0.5 ETH.
Generally the exit challenges stay the same as in Plasma Cash. These challenges ensure that the person withdrawing a token is actually that token's owner. But what if a user tries to withdraw an entire token when they already spent half of it? Plasma Debit solves this by adding one more challenge that blocks the exit if someone reveals a later balance signed by the withdrawing user.
Pros and Cons
Plasma Debit is a big improvement over Plasma Cash.  Best of all, you still only need to keep track of your own channels.
However, the design does have its downsides. Users still need to transmit a proof whenever they want to transfer a channel to someone else, just like in Plasma Cash. This proof can be pretty big.
As we mentioned before, users needs a payment channel with the operator in order to receive money. Operators will probably create lots of channels in advance that can be transferred to new users. Each of these channels requires the operator lock up some funds. Depending on how big the network gets, that might be a lot locked up funds!
Although we won't get too much into them, payment channels also have problems of their own. These mainly create UX headaches for end-users.
Plasma Debit isn't much better than Plasma Cash for cross-currency payments. There currently aren't any great Plasma Debit DEX proposals.
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