Wallet
, which knows how to find and save transactions relevant to
a set of keys or scripts, calculate balances, and spend money: the wallet has many features and can be extended
in various ways, please refer to the website for documentation on how to use it.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CoinSelector |
A CoinSelector is responsible for picking some outputs to spend, from the list of all possible outputs.
|
| EncryptableKeyChain |
An encryptable key chain is a key-chain that can be encrypted with a user-provided password or AES key.
|
| KeyBag |
A KeyBag is simply an object that can map public keys, their 160-bit hashes and script hashes to ECKey
and
RedeemData objects. |
| KeyChain |
A KeyChain is a class that stores a collection of keys for a
Wallet . |
| KeyChainFactory |
Factory interface for creation keychains while de-serializing a wallet.
|
| Protos.DeterministicKeyOrBuilder | |
| Protos.EncryptedDataOrBuilder | |
| Protos.ExchangeRateOrBuilder | |
| Protos.ExtensionOrBuilder | |
| Protos.KeyOrBuilder | |
| Protos.PeerAddressOrBuilder | |
| Protos.ScriptOrBuilder | |
| Protos.ScryptParametersOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TagOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TransactionConfidenceOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TransactionInputOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TransactionOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TransactionOutputOrBuilder | |
| Protos.TransactionSignerOrBuilder | |
| Protos.WalletOrBuilder | |
| RiskAnalysis |
A RiskAnalysis represents an analysis of how likely it is that a transaction (and its dependencies) represents a
possible double spending attack.
|
| RiskAnalysis.Analyzer | |
| WalletExtension |
An object implementing this interface can be added to a
Wallet and provide arbitrary byte arrays that will
be serialized alongside the wallet. |
| WalletFiles.Listener |
Implementors can do pre/post treatment of the wallet file.
|
| WalletProtobufSerializer.WalletFactory |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AllowUnconfirmedCoinSelector |
This coin selector will select any transaction at all, regardless of where it came from or whether it was
confirmed yet.
|
| BasicKeyChain |
A
KeyChain that implements the simplest model possible: it can have keys imported into it, and just acts as
a dumb bag of keys. |
| CoinSelection |
Represents the results of a
CoinSelector.select(Coin, java.util.List) operation. |
| DecryptingKeyBag |
A DecryptingKeyBag filters a pre-existing key bag, decrypting keys as they are requested using the provided
AES key.
|
| DefaultCoinSelector |
This class implements a
CoinSelector which attempts to get the highest priority
possible. |
| DefaultKeyChainFactory |
Default factory for creating keychains while de-serializing.
|
| DefaultRiskAnalysis |
The default risk analysis.
|
| DefaultRiskAnalysis.Analyzer | |
| DeterministicKeyChain |
A deterministic key chain is a
KeyChain that uses the
BIP 32 standard, as implemented by
DeterministicHierarchy , to derive all the keys in the keychain from a master seed. |
| DeterministicKeyChain.Builder<T extends DeterministicKeyChain.Builder<T>> | |
| DeterministicSeed |
Holds the seed bytes for the BIP32 deterministic wallet algorithm, inside a
DeterministicKeyChain . |
| FilteringCoinSelector |
A filtering coin selector delegates to another coin selector, but won't select outputs spent by the given transactions.
|
| KeyChainGroup |
A KeyChainGroup is used by the
Wallet and
manages: a BasicKeyChain object (which will normally be empty), and zero or more
DeterministicKeyChain s. |
| KeyTimeCoinSelector |
A coin selector that takes all coins assigned to keys created before the given timestamp.
|
| MarriedKeyChain |
A multi-signature keychain using synchronized HD keys (a.k.a HDM)
|
| MarriedKeyChain.Builder<T extends MarriedKeyChain.Builder<T>> |
Builds a
MarriedKeyChain |
| Protos | |
| Protos.DeterministicKey |
Protobuf type
wallet.DeterministicKey |
| Protos.DeterministicKey.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.DeterministicKey |
| Protos.EncryptedData |
Protobuf type
wallet.EncryptedData |
| Protos.EncryptedData.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.EncryptedData |
| Protos.ExchangeRate |
Protobuf type
wallet.ExchangeRate |
| Protos.ExchangeRate.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.ExchangeRate |
| Protos.Extension |
Protobuf type
wallet.Extension |
| Protos.Extension.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Extension |
| Protos.Key |
Protobuf type
wallet.Key |
| Protos.Key.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Key |
| Protos.PeerAddress |
Protobuf type
wallet.PeerAddress |
| Protos.PeerAddress.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.PeerAddress |
| Protos.Script |
Protobuf type
wallet.Script |
| Protos.Script.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Script |
| Protos.ScryptParameters |
Protobuf type
wallet.ScryptParameters |
| Protos.ScryptParameters.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.ScryptParameters |
| Protos.Tag |
Protobuf type
wallet.Tag |
| Protos.Tag.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Tag |
| Protos.Transaction |
Protobuf type
wallet.Transaction |
| Protos.Transaction.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Transaction |
| Protos.TransactionConfidence |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionConfidence |
| Protos.TransactionConfidence.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionConfidence |
| Protos.TransactionInput |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionInput |
| Protos.TransactionInput.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionInput |
| Protos.TransactionOutput |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionOutput |
| Protos.TransactionOutput.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionOutput |
| Protos.TransactionSigner |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionSigner |
| Protos.TransactionSigner.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.TransactionSigner |
| Protos.Wallet |
Protobuf type
wallet.Wallet |
| Protos.Wallet.Builder |
Protobuf type
wallet.Wallet |
| RedeemData |
This class aggregates data required to spend transaction output.
|
| SendRequest |
A SendRequest gives the wallet information about precisely how to send money to a recipient or set of recipients.
|
| Wallet |
A Wallet stores keys and a record of transactions that send and receive value from those keys.
|
| Wallet.SendResult |
A SendResult is returned to you as part of sending coins to a recipient.
|
| WalletFiles |
A class that handles atomic and optionally delayed writing of the wallet file to disk.
|
| WalletProtobufSerializer |
Serialize and de-serialize a wallet to a byte stream containing a
protocol buffer.
|
| WalletTransaction |
Stores data about a transaction that is only relevant to the
Wallet class. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| BasicKeyChain.State |
Whether this basic key chain is empty, full of regular (usable for signing) keys, or full of watching keys.
|
| DefaultRiskAnalysis.RuleViolation |
The reason a transaction is considered non-standard, returned by
DefaultRiskAnalysis.isStandard(org.bitcoinj.core.Transaction) . |
| KeyChain.KeyPurpose | |
| Protos.Key.Type |
Protobuf enum
wallet.Key.Type |
| Protos.Transaction.Pool |
Protobuf enum
wallet.Transaction.Pool |
| Protos.Transaction.Purpose |
Protobuf enum
wallet.Transaction.Purpose |
| Protos.TransactionConfidence.Source |
Protobuf enum
wallet.TransactionConfidence.Source |
| Protos.TransactionConfidence.Type |
Protobuf enum
wallet.TransactionConfidence.Type |
| Protos.Wallet.EncryptionType |
Protobuf enum
wallet.Wallet.EncryptionType |
| RiskAnalysis.Result | |
| Wallet.BalanceType |
It's possible to calculate a wallets balance from multiple points of view.
|
| Wallet.MissingSigsMode |
Enumerates possible resolutions for missing signatures.
|
| WalletTransaction.Pool |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AllRandomKeysRotating |
Indicates that an attempt was made to upgrade a random wallet to deterministic, but there were no non-rotating
random keys to use as source material for the seed.
|
| DeterministicUpgradeRequiredException |
Indicates that an attempt was made to use HD wallet features on a wallet that was deserialized from an old,
pre-HD random wallet without calling upgradeToDeterministic() beforehand.
|
| DeterministicUpgradeRequiresPassword |
Indicates that the pre-HD random wallet is encrypted, so you should try the upgrade again after getting the
users password.
|
| UnreadableWalletException |
Thrown by the
WalletProtobufSerializer when the serialized protocol buffer is either corrupted,
internally inconsistent or appears to be from the future. |
| UnreadableWalletException.BadPassword | |
| UnreadableWalletException.FutureVersion | |
| UnreadableWalletException.WrongNetwork | |
| Wallet.CompletionException |
Class of exceptions thrown in
Wallet.completeTx(SendRequest) . |
| Wallet.CouldNotAdjustDownwards |
Thrown when we were trying to empty the wallet, and the total amount of money we were trying to empty after
being reduced for the fee was smaller than the min payment.
|
| Wallet.DustySendRequested |
Thrown if the resultant transaction would violate the dust rules (an output that's too small to be worthwhile).
|
| Wallet.ExceededMaxTransactionSize |
Thrown if the resultant transaction is too big for Bitcoin to process.
|
| Wallet.MultipleOpReturnRequested |
Thrown if there is more than one OP_RETURN output for the resultant transaction.
|
Wallet
, which knows how to find and save transactions relevant to
a set of keys or scripts, calculate balances, and spend money: the wallet has many features and can be extended
in various ways, please refer to the website for documentation on how to use it.Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved.


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THE MESSENGER: THE STORY OF JOAN OF ARC ** (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Milla Jovovich, John Malkovich, Faye Dunaway and Dustin Hoffman Director-Luc Besson Rated 18A
MOVIE VIEWS by Jamey Hughton http://Welcome.to/MovieViews
Retelling the classic story of Joan of Arc has been a popular trend this year. Earlier this May, Leelee Sobieski played the passionate title role in the top-rated miniseries that debuted on CBS. And now, director Luc Besson has delivered his version of the sweeping epic about the teenage girl supposedly sent by God to rescue France from the clutches of their enemies. Starring Milla Jovovich, who is predominantly unconvincing as the heavenly messenger accused of being a witch, `The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc' is a disjointed and overblown historical re-enactment that prevails merely as a bloated mistreatment of the famous legend.
Besson (who's previous work includes the hyperactive sci-fi `The Fifth Element') perhaps entrusted a bit too much faith in ex-wife Jovovich, because in `The Messenger', the actress is drowning in a pool of her own inexperience. At first, when reports were indicating that Jovovich had been chosen for such a demanding role, I was highly doubtful that her marginal talent could carry a film of such a caliber. After seeing the rousing trailer, my hesitant optimism suddenly skyrocketed - Milla Jovovich looked superb. With the hopeful propulsion of her stellar performance, `The Messenger' looked like a timeless epic in the making.
A timeless epic it is not. Besson is hesitant to abandon his unique and flashy style, and the story behind `The Messenger' is not entirely suited to his demands. On the shoulders of Besson's choppy and unexciting direction, the film dissipates into an uninspiring hodgepodge of poorly executed battle sequences and bizarre imagery. There is no human exploration into the character of Joan (or Jeanne). Jovovich merely rambles on about the power of God when we have little or no insight into her visionary objective. Jovivich's unsatisfying portrayal only helps lead to the realization that Besson sees Jeanne as a piece of spiritual cardboard. She is just another special effect in this continuous visual feast.
Jovovich does have a few isolated moments of sheer power, but mainly, she looks lost. Quite frankly, I don't know of any actress who could successfully navigate her way through `The Messenger' without a major fumble. The script is chock-full of laughable dialogue and unfortunate comedy, as Jeanne confronts the uncrowned King Charles VII (John Malkovich) and informs him of her heavenly intentions. Faye Dunaway plays Charles' overbearing mother-in-law, and Dustin Hoffman appears over two-hours into the story as a character dubbed ‘The Conscience'. All three actors juggle limited screen time, although Malkovich is uncharacteristically awful.
The battle scenes are extremely bloody, but with the presence of such jittery camera work, they capture none of the excitement or finesse of something like `Braveheart'. There's a particularly graphic and unsettling scene early on, when Jeanne (as a young girl) watches in horror from a closet as her older sister is murdered and then savagely raped by a bloodthirsty English soldier. Even his fellow troopers are petrified.
`The Messenger' is also strictly a 90's update on the classic story. Almost too 90's, it seems. There's gratuitous use of the f-word and a barrage of slang terms like `she's nuts!' sprinkled throughout the screenplay. I was half-expecting Jeanne to invite her homeys to come chill in her crib, but it never happened. There's also the familiar presence of bizarre Besson humor, but none of it comes even remotely close to functioning properly. It seems terribly misplaced, but in a catastrophe as jumbled and disjointed as `The Messenger', almost everything does.
The musical score by Erric Serra is spectacular, and the set and production designs are continuously impressive. If it was visual excellence that Besson was striving for, then he achieves his goal. But the only time the dramatics come alive in `The Messenger' is during the closing trial, in which Jeanne is found guilty and burned at the stake. During these moments, the historical relevance and dramatic purpose of Joan of Arc reaches the audience, albeit in a faint stream of light that provokes little power or meaning. It's just too delayed for Besson to revive his lifeless interpretation, in which he is always concerned with the wrong aspects.
`The Messenger: The Story of Joan of Arc' is an unlikely and unwelcome historical addition to the Hollywood shelf. Anyone searching for an entertaining epic is going to be painfully slapped with an overblown and confusing film. Despite my original hopefulness, Milla Jovovich is not going to have to worry about thanking the Academy.
(C) 1999, Jamey Hughton
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13 Jun 2014
It's Friday...
Friday the 13th, for that matter. Not that that matters.
I’m testing out Jekyll blogging from the command line.
It gives me a satisfaction nostalgic of learning how to code Greymatter CGI for the first time, when I started blogging back in 2001 or so.
I didn’t get Jekyll to work right away. The website promised it would be easy. Not so, not for me. Yes, Mercury is currently retrograde.
The most satisfactory commands that worked today, separately, were:
$ rvm implode
(Me deciding rvm was absolutely worthless.)
Then, I compiled Ruby from source, and magically all my problems dissolved.
$ sudo gem install jekyll
Yess! Success!
(In case the SEO bots catch on, I searched relentlessly for a fix to the zlib loaderror I kept running into using ‘gem install’.  This installed all dependencies and fixed everything.)
That is all.
Til next time,


CUME_DIST Window Function
Calculates the cumulative distribution of a value within a window or partition. Assuming ascending ordering, the cumulative distribution is determined using this formula:
count of rows with values <= x / count of rows in the window or
partition
where x equals the value in the current row of the column specified in the ORDER BY clause. The following dataset illustrates use of this formula:
Row# Value Calculation CUME_DIST 1 2500 (1)/(5) 0.2 2 2600 (2)/(5) 0.4 3 2800 (3)/(5) 0.6 4 2900 (4)/(5) 0.8 5 3100 (5)/(5) 1.0
The return value range is >0 to 1, inclusive.
Syntax
CUME_DIST () OVER ( [ PARTITION BY partition_expression ] [ ORDER BY order_list ] )
Arguments
- OVER
-
A clause that specifies the window partitioning. The OVER clause cannot contain a window frame specification.
- PARTITION BY partition_expression
-
Optional. An expression that sets the range of records for each group in the OVER clause.
- ORDER BY order_list
-
The expression on which to calculate cumulative distribution. The expression must have either a numeric data type or be implicitly convertible to one. If ORDER BY is omitted, the return value is 1 for all rows.
If ORDER BY does not produce a unique ordering, the order of the rows is nondeterministic. For more information, see Unique Ordering of Data for Window Functions.
Return Type
FLOAT8
Example
See CUME_DIST Window Function Examples.


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Please contact him with any questions or for scheduling and rate information.
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A staff engineer at Soma E.M.S. in Chicago from 2001-2009, Tim has also worked as a freelance engineer at other studios (such as Engine, Semaphore, MaestroMatic, Key Club Recording Company and Seaside Lounge) and, as the project demands, in rehearsal spaces, live music venues and living spaces with mobile recording rigs.
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[ht::head {Text Point Data}]
<%nochildlist%>
RAMADDA can provide rich support for structured CSV or text data files.
First of all, download and install the
pointtools.zip release.
All of the examples below, once saved to disk, can be processed with:
sh <install path>/pointtools/pointchecker.sh value.csv
Here are some examples of different point data readers.
Simple CSV Examples
If you have text formatted data that you want to ingest into RAMADDA you can either
generate the data in a standard CSV text format for specify a set of
metadata properties in an external properties file.
The "standard CSV" format has any number of "#" delimited comment and property lines
at the beginning of the file followed by any number of data records.
The properties are defined in the header with:
#comment
#property name=property value
#property name=property value
#
value1,value2,valueN
value1,value2,valueN
...
Here is a simple example with just a single column value:
[importcsv data/value.csv]
The only property that is required is the fields property - a comma separated
list of field identifiers with a set of attributes contained within "\[" and "\]".
fieldname\[attr1="value1" attr2="value2" ...\]
Here is a simple example with 2 columns. The second column has a missing value defined.
[importcsv data/2values.csv]
An alternative way to specify attributes of fields is with other named properties as shown below.
[importcsv data/2values_alt.csv]
Date/Time
You can specify a date/time by specifying its type="date".
Use format="date format" to
specify the
date format.
Here is an example with time and a single value.
[importcsv data/time_value.csv]
Here we have a file where the date and time are in different columns.
The isdate and istime attributes specify that the time field is
created from both of the columns. The dateformat specifies
the format to use.
[importcsv data/datetime.csv]
If you have fields with the names yyyy (or year), month (or mm), day, hour, minute, second (or a subset of them) then
RAMADDA will figure out the date/time of the records from the column values.
[importcsv data/yymmddhhmmss.csv]
Georeferenced Data
If you have georeferenced data then specify latitude and longitude columns. Please, please, please, use decimal degrees east -180 to 180 and decimal degrees north -90 to 90.
[importcsv data/latlon_value.csv]
Here is a georeferenced time series:
[importcsv data/latlon_time_value.csv]
You can specify different coordinate reference systems with the crs property.
For UTM coordinates specify an X and Y field and the utm zone and north/south flag:
Here is data in UTM zone 58 South:
[importcsv data/utm58s_rgbi.csv]
Here is data in a WGS84 ellipsoid:
[importcsv data/wgs84_rgbi.csv]
You can also specify EPSG coordinate systems by setting the crs property to:
crs=epsg:<epgs code>
Site Based Data
If you have text values
then specify the type="string"
[importcsv data/site_time_value.csv]
Its often the case that a single file has site and lat/long data is implicit in a header, etc.
For these cases we want to be able to access the site and location as we read the data. So, we define a
fake field with a value="..." attribute.
[importcsv data/fixed_site.csv]
Likewise, you can specify the time value:
[importcsv data/fixed_time.csv]
You can also specify a pattern that is applied to the text in the header to extract out
latitude, longitude, elevation, etc.
[importcsv data/patternexample.csv]
Property Files
If you have text point files that are in some pre-existing format (i.e., you can't add "#" properties) then you can specfy
Lets assume we have a simple CSV file with 4 columns -
[importcsv data/example1.csv]
We can read this file with just a point.properties file. The key properties are
delimiter, skiplines and fields.
[importcsv data/example1.csv.properties]
[importcsv data/example1_alt.csv.properties]
Integrating with RAMADDA
You can upload an arbitrary CSV point file and its accompanying properties file.
When you are logged in go to File->New Entry. Under the Point Data list choose Text Point Data.
Specify the properties in the text field or upload the properties file.
You can also define a new entry type in RAMADDA for your point data. Embed the
properties in a properties tag. Install the types.xml file as a plugin.
[import_xml data/exampletypes_.xml]
[ht::foot]


Please wait while the analysis is running...
There was an error while running the analysis:
MaMD Analysis
Case Info
Case #:
Observation Date:
Analyst:
Exported On:
Predicted:
Posterior Probability:
Accuracy:
95% CI:
Sensitivity:
Specificity:
| Trait | Score |
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Big Island police identify man killed in single-vehicle crash in Kau
by HNN StaffHAWAII ISLAND, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) -A 35-year-old man died after a crash in Kau on the Big Island on Sunday morning, police said.
The man has been identified as Paul Ray Roby.
Emergency crews were dispatched to Kamaoa Road, about a half mile east of the South Point Road intersection, just before 10 a.m.
They found a wrecked convertible overturned off the roadway in brush and trees.
Police later said the car went down an 8-foot embankment and struck several trees before overturning.
No other vehicles were involved.
The victim was transported to the Kona Community Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
His identity hasn’t yet been released.
This story will be updated.
Copyright 2019 Hawaii News Now. All rights reserved.


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Sorting Algorithms
A sorting algorithm is an algorithm that puts elements of a list in a certain order. Efficient sorting is important for optimizing the use of other algorithms (such as search).
A sorting algorithm is an algorithm that puts elements of a list in a certain order. Efficient sorting is important for optimizing the use of other algorithms (such as search).


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Plugins
Overview
To allow the player to be extended, a system of “plugins” has been added.
Those plugins are often under the form of functions passed as an argument to the
loadVideo
API call.
segmentLoader
The segmentLoader is a function that can be included in the transportOptions
of the loadVideo
API call.
A segmentLoader allows to define a custom audio/video segment loader (it might on the future work for other types of segments, so always check the type if you only want those two).
The segment loader is the part performing the segment request. One usecase where you might want to set your own segment loader is to integrate Peer-to-Peer segment downloading through the player.
To give a complete example, here is a segment loader which uses an XHR (it has no use, as our implementation does the same thing and more):
/**
* @param {Object} infos - infos about the segment to download
* @param {string} infos.url - the url the segment request should normally be on
* @param {Object} infos.adaptation - the Adaptation containing the segment.
* More information on its structure can be found on the documentation linked
* below [1]
* @param {Object} infos.representation - the Representation containing the
* segment.
* More information on its structure can be found on the documentation linked
* below [2]
* @param {Object} infos.segment - the segment itself
* More information on its structure can be found on the documentation linked
* below [3]
* @param {Object} callbacks
* @param {Function} callbacks.resolve - Callback to call when the request is
* finished with success. It should be called with an object with at least 3
* properties:
* - data {ArrayBuffer} - the segment data
* - duration {Number|undefined} - the duration of the request, in
* milliseconds.
* - size {Number|undefined} - size, in bytes, of the total downloaded
* response.
* @param {Function} callbacks.progress - Callback to call when progress
* information is available on the current request. This callback allows to
* improve our adaptive streaming logic by better predicting the bandwidth
* before the request is finished.
* This function should be called with the following properties:
* - duration {Number} - the duration since the beginning of the request
* - size {Number} - the current size, in bytes, downloaded
* - totalSize {Number|undefined} - the whole size of the wanted data, in
* bytes. Can be let to undefined when not known.
* our default implementation instead for this segment. No argument is needed.
* @param {Function} callbacks.reject - Callback to call when an error is
* encountered. If you relied on an XHR, it is recommended to include it as an
* object property named "xhr" in the argument.
* @param {Function} callbacks.fallback - Callback to call if you want to call
* our default implementation instead for this segment. No argument is needed.
* @returns {Function|undefined} - If a function is defined in the return value,
* it will be called if and when the request is canceled.
*/
const customSegmentLoader = (infos, callbacks) => {
// we will only use this custom loader for videos segments.
if (infos.adaptation.type !== "video") {
callbacks.fallback();
return;
}
const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
const sendingTime = performance.now();
xhr.onload = function onXHRLoaded(r) {
if (200 <= xhr.status && xhr.status < 300) {
const duration = performance.now() - sendingTime;
const size = r.total;
const data = xhr.response;
callbacks.resolve({ duration, size, data });
} else {
const err = new Error("didn't work");
err.xhr = xhr;
callbacks.reject(err);
}
};
xhr.onprogress = function onXHRProgress(event) {
const currentTime = performance.now();
callbacks.progress({ type: "progress",
value: { duration: currentTime - sendingTime,
size: event.loaded,
totalSize: event.total } });
};
xhr.onerror = function onXHRError() {
const err = new Error("didn't work");
err.xhr = xhr;
callbacks.reject(err);
};
xhr.open("GET", infos.url);
xhr.responseType = "arraybuffer";
const range = infos.segment.range;
if (range) {
if (range[1] && range[1] !== Infinity) {
xhr.setRequestHeader("Range", `bytes=${range[0]}-${range[1]}`);
} else {
xhr.setRequestHeader("Range", `bytes=${range[0]}-`);
}
}
xhr.send();
return () => {
xhr.abort();
};
};
manifestLoader
The manifestLoader is a function that can be included in the
transportOptions
of the loadVideo
API call.
A manifestLoader allows to define a custom Manifest loader.
The Manifest loader is the part performing the Manifest request.
Here is a Manifest loader which uses an XHR (it has no use, as our implementation does the same thing and more):
/**
* @param {string|undefined} url - the url the Manifest request should normally
* be on.
* Can be undefined in very specific conditions, like in cases when the
* `loadVideo` call had no defined URL (e.g. "local" manifest, playing a locally
* crafted "Metaplaylist" content).
* @param {Object} callbacks
* @param {Function} callbacks.resolve - Callback to call when the request is
* finished with success. It should be called with an object with at least 3
* properties:
* - data {Document|String} - the Manifest data
* - duration {Number|undefined} - the duration of the request, in
* milliseconds.
* - size {Number|undefined} - size, in bytes, of the total downloaded
* response.
* - url {string|undefined} - url of the Manifest (post redirection if one).
* - sendingTime {number|undefined} - Time at which the manifest request was
* done as a unix timestamp in milliseconds.
* - receivingTime {number|undefined} - Time at which the manifest request was
* finished as a unix timestamp in milliseconds.
* @param {Function} callbacks.reject - Callback to call when an error is
* encountered. If you relied on an XHR, it is recommended to include it as an
* object property named "xhr" in the argument.
* @param {Function} callbacks.fallback - Callback to call if you want to call
* our default implementation instead for this segment. No argument is needed.
* @returns {Function|undefined} - If a function is defined in the return value,
* it will be called if and when the request is canceled.
*/
const customManifestLoader = (url, callbacks) => {
const xhr = new XMLHttpRequest();
const baseTime = performance.now();
xhr.onload = (r) => {
if (200 <= xhr.status && xhr.status < 300) {
const duration = performance.now() - baseTime;
const now = Date.now();
const receivingTime = now
// Note: We could have calculated `sendingTime` before the request, but
// that date would be wrong if the user updated the clock while the
// request was pending.
// `performance.now` doesn't depend on the user's clock. It is thus a
// better candidate here.
// This is why we re-calculate the sendingTime a posteriori, we are now
// sure to be aligned with the current clock.
const sendingTime = now - duration;
// the request could have been redirected,
// we have to feed back the real URL
const _url = xhr.responseURL || url;
const size = r.total;
const data = xhr.response;
callbacks.resolve({
url: _url,
sendingTime,
receivingTime,
duration,
size,
data,
});
} else {
const err = new Error("didn't work");
err.xhr = xhr;
callbacks.reject(err);
}
};
xhr.onerror = () => {
const err = new Error("didn't work");
err.xhr = xhr;
callbacks.reject(err);
};
xhr.open("GET", url);
xhr.responseType = "document";
xhr.send();
return () => {
xhr.abort();
};
};
representationFilter
The representationFilter is a function that can be included in the
transportOptions
of the loadVideo
API call.
A representationFilter allows you to filter out Representations (i.e. media qualities) based on its attributes.
The representationFilter will be called each time we load a Manifest with two arguments:
-
representation
{Representation}
: The concernedRepresentation
. ARepresentation
structure’s is described in the Manifest structure documentation. -
representationInfos
{Object}
: Basic information about thisRepresentation
. Contains the following keys:-
bufferType
{string}
: The concerned type of buffer. Can be"video"
,"audio"
,"text"
(for subtitles) or"image"
(for thumbnail). -
language
{string|undefined}
: The language theRepresentation
is in, as announced by the Manifest. -
normalizedLanguage
{string|undefined}
: An attempt to translate the language into an ISO 639-3 code. If the translation attempt fails (no corresponding ISO 639-3 language code is found), it will equal the value oflanguage
-
isClosedCaption
{Boolean|undefined}
: If true, theRepresentation
links to subtitles with added hints for the hard of hearing. -
isAudioDescription
{Boolean|undefined}
: If true, theRepresentation
links to an audio track with added commentary for the visually impaired. -
isDub
{Boolean|undefined}
): If set totrue
, this audio track is a “dub”, meaning it was recorded in another language than the original. If set tofalse
, we know that this audio track is in an original language. This property isundefined
if we do not known whether it is in an original language.
-
This function should then returns true
if the Representation
should be
kept or false
if it should be removed.
For example, here is a representationFilter
that removes video
Representation
s with a video resolution higher than HD (1920x1080):
/**
* @param {Object} representation - The Representation object, as defined in
* the documentation linked bellow [1]
* @param {Object} infos - supplementary information about the given
* Representation.
* @returns {boolean}
*/
function representationFilter(representation, infos) {
if (infos.bufferType === "video") {
// If video representation, allows only those for which the height and width
// is known to be below our 1920x1080 limit
const { width, height } = representation;
return width != null && height != null && width <= 1920 && height <= 1080;
}
// Otherwise, allow all non-video representations
return true;
}


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Interfaces
ExpressionNode ExpressionOwner ExtensionsProvider WhitespaceStrippingElementMatcher XPathFactory XPathVisitable |
|
Classes
Arg CachedXPathAPI Expression NodeSet NodeSetDTM SourceTree SourceTreeManager VariableStack XPath XPathAPI XPathContext XPathVisitor |
|
Exceptions
FoundIndex XPathException XPathProcessorException |


| Types.RotationTypes. | Meaning |
|---|---|
| RotationAxis | frame_b is defined by rotating the coordinate system along an axis fixed in frame_a and with a fixed angle. |
| TwoAxesVectors | frame_b is defined by resolving two vectors of frame_b in frame_a. |
| PlanarRotationSequence | frame_b is defined by rotating the coordinate system along 3 consecutive axes vectors with fixed rotation angles (e.g., Cardan or Euler angle sequence rotation). |
type RotationTypes = enumeration(RotationAxis "Rotating frame_a around an angle with a fixed axis", TwoAxesVectors "Resolve two vectors of frame_b in frame_a", PlanarRotationSequence "Planar rotation sequence");


Pakistan's teen star Shah tipped for the top as Test debut looms
by OmnisportPakistan captain Azhar Ali has high hopes for Naseem Shah as the 16-year-old prepares to make his Test debut against Australia.

Although Pakistan's line-up for the clash at the Gabba is yet to be revealed, Azhar confirmed Naseem would be involved and he has high hopes for the youngster.
"Not many players can be at that standard so early but there are exceptions and he is one of them," said the skipper ahead of the two-match series.
"And hopefully – we are all looking forward to it – he can have a very successful career.
"When I saw him first, I was so surprised. The control he had, the pace he had – and the temperament and the composure when he bowls is so exciting to see."
Naseem, who is will become the youngest male Test debutant on Australian soil, played in a warm-up match in the aftermath of his mother's passing and Azhar paid credit to his courage.
"Obviously, it was a hard time for him but he coped with it very nicely and he came out and bowled the very next day, which is very heartening," he said.
"He is opening up a little bit. Obviously, when he came in to first-class cricket, he was a bit shy but now he is starting to enjoy it."
Pakistan have not won a Test match in Australia since 1995 and have never triumphed in a series there in the longest format.


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MenuItem QML Type
A native menu item. More...
| Import Statement: | import Qt.labs.platform 1.0 |
| Since: | Qt 5.8 |
| Inherits: | |
| Inherited By: |
Properties
- checkable : bool
- checked : bool
- enabled : bool
- font : font
- group : MenuItemGroup
- iconName : string
- iconSource : url
- menu : Menu
- role : enumeration
- separator : bool
- shortcut : keysequence
- subMenu : Menu
- text : string
- visible : bool
Signals
Methods
- void toggle()
Detailed Description
The MenuItem type provides a QML API for native platform menu items.
A menu item consists of an icon, text, and shortcut.
Menu { id: zoomMenu MenuItem { text: qsTr("Zoom In") shortcut: StandardKey.ZoomIn onTriggered: zoomIn() } MenuItem { text: qsTr("Zoom Out") shortcut: StandardKey.ZoomOut onTriggered: zoomOut() } }
Note: Types in Qt.labs modules are not guaranteed to remain compatible in future versions.
See also Menu and MenuItemGroup.
Property Documentation
This property holds whether the item is checkable.
A checkable menu item has an on/off state. For example, in a word processor, a "Bold" menu item may be either on or off. A menu item that is not checkable is a command item that is simply executed, e.g. file save.
The default value is false
.
See also checked and MenuItemGroup.
This property holds whether the item is checked (on) or unchecked (off). The default value is false
.
See also checkable and MenuItemGroup.
This property holds whether the item is enabled. The default value is true
.
Disabled items cannot be triggered by the user. They do not disappear from menus, but they are displayed in a way which indicates that they are unavailable. For example, they might be displayed using only shades of gray.
When an item is disabled, it is not possible to trigger it through its shortcut.
group : MenuItemGroup |
This property holds the group that the item belongs to, or null
if the item is not in a group.
This property holds the theme name of the menu item's icon.
MenuItem { iconName: "edit-undo" iconSource: "qrc:/images/undo.png" }
See also iconSource and QIcon::fromTheme().
iconSource : url |
This property holds the url of the menu item's icon.
MenuItem { iconName: "edit-undo" iconSource: "qrc:/images/undo.png" }
See also iconName.
[read-only] menu : Menu |
This property holds the menu that the item belongs to, or null
if the item is not in a menu.
This property holds the role of the item. The role determines whether the item should be placed into the application menu on macOS.
Available values:
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
MenuItem.NoRole | The item should not be put into the application menu |
MenuItem.TextHeuristicRole | The item should be put in the application menu based on the action's text (default) |
MenuItem.ApplicationSpecificRole | The item should be put in the application menu with an application-specific role |
MenuItem.AboutQtRole | The item handles the "About Qt" menu item. |
MenuItem.AboutRole | The item should be placed where the "About" menu item is in the application menu. The text of the menu item will be set to "About <application name>". The application name is fetched from the Info.plist file in the application's bundle (See Qt for macOS - Deployment). |
MenuItem.PreferencesRole | The item should be placed where the "Preferences..." menu item is in the application menu. |
MenuItem.QuitRole | The item should be placed where the Quit menu item is in the application menu. |
Specifying the role only has effect on items that are in the immediate menus of a menubar, not in the submenus of those menus. For example, if you have a "File" menu in your menubar and the "File" menu has a submenu, specifying a role for the items in that submenu has no effect. They will never be moved to the application menu.
This property holds whether the item is a separator line. The default value is false
.
See also MenuSeparator.
This property holds the menu item's shortcut.
The shortcut key sequence can be set to one of the standard keyboard shortcuts, or it can be specified by a string containing a sequence of up to four key presses that are needed to trigger the shortcut.
The default value is an empty key sequence.
MenuItem { shortcut: "Ctrl+E,Ctrl+W" onTriggered: edit.wrapMode = TextEdit.Wrap }
[read-only] subMenu : Menu |
This property holds the sub-menu that the item contains, or null
if the item is not a sub-menu item.
Signal Documentation
Method Documentation
Toggles the checked state to its opposite state.


| bind [var] id to variableReference | ||||||||
| { , [var] id to variableReference } |
While variableReference is bound it does not disappear in the scope.
bind var item to A (n)
item := 15
You are not allowed to use bind at the outermost level of the main program (except nested inside statements such as if) or at the outermost level in a module.
You can also optionally use the register keyword to request that the bind be done using a machine register. The syntax for bindDeclaration is actually:
| bind [var] [register] id to variableReference |
| { , [var] [register] id to variableReference } |
In the current (2002) implementation, programs are run interpretively using pseudo-code and the register keyword is ignored.


The Works of Edgar Allan Poe
by Edgar Allan Poe
The Lake. To --
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1903
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Poe, E.A. (1903). The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven Edition, Volume 5. New York: P. F. Collier and Son.
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- Word Count: 241
- Genre: Poetry
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To haunt of the wide earth a spot
The which I could not love the less—
So lovely was the loneliness
Of a wild lake, with black rock bound,
And the tall pines that tower'd around.
But when the Night had thrown her pall
Upon that spot, as upon all,
And the mystic wind went by
Murmuring in melody—
Then—ah then I would awake
To the terror of the lone lake.
Yet that terror was not fright,
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A feeling not the jewelled mine
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Nor Love—although the Love were thine.
Death was in that poisonous wave,
And in its gulf a fitting grave
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Whose solitary soul could make
An Eden of that dim lake.


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Grid Responsive
12-column Grid
Beard ships with a standard 12-column grid and provides responsive helper classes to change the layout when the viewport reaches a certain breakpoint. It also supports nested grids and non-responsive grids for increased flexibility.
Hint: To get the grid to maintain its ratios on the small breakpoint, use the
.frame--stay
modifier on your.frame
wrapper.
Examples
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.blk.md-blk6
.blk.md-blk--offset3
.blk3.md-blk--push9
blk9.md-blk--pull3
The Auto Grid
The AutoGrid is the easiest way to get started. Simply use a div with a .frame
class and place any number of .blk
elements as direct descendants. The AutoGrid will automatically figure out the width for each column and will give it a generous 30px of padding between each of them. This will create 60px wide gutter between columns.
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Grids with no padding .frame--xpad
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Tres
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Migrate¶
Migrating from dazl v5 from v4
Library Initialization¶
Old API:
# original dazl API
with create_client(participant_url='http://localhost:7600', parties=['Alice', 'Bob']) as manager:
alice_client = manager.client('Alice')
bob_client = manager.client('Bob')
# register some event handlers for Alice and Bob
manager.run_forever()
New API:
# asyncio-based API
network = Network()
network.set_config(url='http://localhost:7600')
alice_client = network.aio_party('Alice')
bob_client = network.aio_party('Bob')
# run
alice_client.run_forever()
Initialization Event Listeners¶
Arguments to event listeners have changed in order to provide more information about events and for consistency across event handlers.
Initialization has been collapsed into a single event, where formerly, there were two events
(on_init
and on_init_metadata
):
Old API:
# original dazl API
client = manager.client('Some Party')
client.on_init(lambda: print('Ledger initialization is happening')
client.on_init_metadata(lambda store: print(f'Ledger package store: {store}'))
New API:
# asyncio-based API
client.add_ledger_init(lambda event: print(f'Ledger initialization with package store: {event.store}'))
Ready Event Listeners¶
Old API:
# original dazl API
client = manager.client('Some Party')
client.on_ready(lambda party_name, client\_: print(f'Party {party_name} is ready'))
New API:
# asyncio-based API
client = network.aio_party('Some Party')
client.add_ledger_ready(lambda event: print(f'Party {event.party} is ready'))
Create/Archive Event Listeners¶
Create and archive events now take a single parameter, called event
by convention, that contain
the contract ID, contract data, and additional metadata about the event, such as the time of
execution, ledger ID, and access to the active contract set.
Old API:
# original dazl API
client = manager.client('Some Party')
client.on_created('Some.Asset', lambda cid, cdata: print(cid, cdata))
client.on_archived('Some.Asset', lambda cid: print(cid))
New API:
# asyncio-based API
client = network.aio_party('Some Party')
client.add_ledger_created('Some.Asset', lambda event: print(event.cid, event.cdata))
client.add_ledger_archived('Some.Asset', lambda event: print(event.cid))


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Clean switch is just a lightweight pure css toggle. witch is simillar to Material Design lite switch(MDL) But in pure css and better syntax and no dependency
First copy clean-switch.css in your project. then link it to your project HTML file
<link rel="stylesheet" href="clean-switch.css">
You can also use SCSS file clean-switch.scss
Make HTML switch structure like this. and put it inside forms or anywhere you like and it will behave like checkboxes.

<input type="checkbox" >

this is label

For More options like color and sizes see examples blow
To adjust size of switch just add classes to the list of classes in switch ellement

<input type="checkbox" >

this is large switch

size classes are:
to make a switch disable simply add disabled attribute to checkbox

<input type="checkbox" disabled>

Disabled

To adjust color of the switch just add classes to the list of classes in switch ellement

<input type="checkbox" >

this is red switch

color classes are:
For Some projects you will need custom color so you can do it with small CSS
1- first you should add a class to class list of cl-switch in this example its custom-class

<input type="checkbox" >

this is custom color switch

2- then you should adjust its color in your css that is loaded after cl-switch css
.custom-class input[type="checkbox"]:checked + .switcher {
background: #c06651; /*this is body of switch that should be lighter color*/
}
.custom-class input[type="checkbox"]:checked + .switcher:before {
background: #c0392b; /*this is btn of switch that should be darker color*/
}
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THREE.BasicShadowMap
THREE.PCFShadowMap
THREE.PCFSoftShadowMap
THREE.VSMShadowMap
These define the WebGLRenderer's [page:WebGLRenderer.shadowMap.type shadowMap.type] property.
[page:constant BasicShadowMap] gives unfiltered shadow maps - fastest, but
lowest quality.
[page:constant PCFShadowMap] filters shadow maps using the
Percentage-Closer Filtering (PCF) algorithm (default).
[page:constant PCFSoftShadowMap] filters shadow maps using the
Percentage-Closer Filtering (PCF) algorithm with better soft shadows
especially when using low-resolution shadow maps.
[page:constant VSMShadowMap] filters shadow maps using the Variance Shadow
Map (VSM) algorithm. When using VSMShadowMap all shadow receivers will
also cast shadows.
THREE.NoToneMapping
THREE.LinearToneMapping
THREE.ReinhardToneMapping
THREE.CineonToneMapping
THREE.ACESFilmicToneMapping
THREE.CustomToneMapping
These define the WebGLRenderer's [page:WebGLRenderer.toneMapping toneMapping] property. This is used to approximate the appearance of high dynamic range (HDR) on the low dynamic range medium of a standard computer monitor or mobile device's screen.
THREE.LinearToneMapping, THREE.ReinhardToneMapping, THREE.CineonToneMapping and THREE.ACESFilmicToneMapping are built-in implementations of tone mapping. THREE.CustomToneMapping expects a custom implementation by modyfing GLSL code of the material's fragment shader. See the [example:webgl_tonemapping WebGL / tonemapping] example.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/constants.js src/constants.js]


Good morning! Today we will start working with Google Earth Engine. If you do not have an active account yet, register an account now!. Hopefully it will be activated soon. If it doesn’t work out, ask someone to share a repository with you, and then accept it from your email address, that should grant you an account instantly.
We will check out Google’s Earth Engine. First what it is, but most importantly what we can do with it.
You might wonder why Google chose the same name as their other Google Earth. It’s no coincidence. Google Earth Engine is less of a name, and more of a description. It represents the collection of tools that were built to develop and ultimately power Google Earth. Google Earth Engine is Google’s Earth Engine, but also Google Earth’s engine.
On top of the “Engine”, GEE has 2 interfaces for users, through its Javascript and Python API. Even though they serve 2 different programming languages, they are almost interchangeable. The only major difference between the 2 is that Google built a nice IDE webapp, called the Code Editor, which can be used to interact with GEE, but only using Javascript. This is the most beginner friendly way to interact with Google Earth Engine, so that’s what we’ll focus on as well. If you are confident in your skills, feel free to explore interacting with GEE through Python as well.
If you want to know more about what is Google Earth Engine, please read the paper straight from the horse’s mouth. For those of you more inclined towards dramatic arts, feel free to watch (later!) the recent Netflix’ take on it as well.
Lastly, Google Earth Engine contains almost everything you could wish in terms of easy access to free satellite data through its [Earth Engine Data Catalog] (https://developers.google.com/earth-engine/datasets/catalog)
Google already developed free and comprehensive guides for its Earth Engine, so we’ll make extensive use of those. Although ideally you would go through all their tutorials to become an expert, we believe the following are enough to get you to the necessary level for today’s evening exercise and to self-develop afterwards.
Follow only the first 2 tutorials (linked below) on the Tutorials page. To properly go through these tutorials, try to understand the code. There will probably still be some confusing lines of code left, but that’s fine as long as you gave it a try. Learning is a process, not a task. Please note that each tutorial is comprised of multiple sections, so you’ll have to click on the next section link at the bottom of the Introduction pages of the 2 tutorials linked below.
If you run into trouble, either with the above tutorials, or the exercise, skim through the following guides. The answer is likely to be in there.
Only if you still have time, the Concepts Guide might be useful to understand why is Google Earth Engine so awkwardly different from anything else you programmed so far.
Enjoy your lunch! (If this message takes you by surprise, click here)
Most of the information on Google Earth Engine in this tutorial comes directly from Google and from universities, which developed tutorials for students to work with Google Earth Engine.
You might be interested in looking at the Earth Engine developers forum.


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Decode a JSON string into Ruby.
Options
:symbolize_keys |
If true, will use symbols instead of strings for the keys. |
# File lib/multi_json.rb, line 64 def decode(string, options = {}) engine.decode(string, options) rescue engine::ParseError => exception raise DecodeError, exception.message, exception.backtrace end
The default engine based on what you currently have loaded and installed. First checks to see if any engines are already loaded, then checks to see which are installed if none are loaded.
# File lib/multi_json.rb, line 24 def default_engine return :yajl if defined?(::Yajl) return :json_gem if defined?(::JSON) REQUIREMENT_MAP.each do |(library, engine)| begin require library return engine rescue LoadError next end end :ok_json end
Encodes a Ruby object as JSON.
# File lib/multi_json.rb, line 71 def encode(object) engine.encode(object) end
Get the current engine class.
# File lib/multi_json.rb, line 8 def engine return @engine if @engine self.engine = self.default_engine @engine end
Set the JSON parser utilizing a symbol, string, or class. Supported by default are:
:json_gem
:json_pure
:ok_json
:yajl
# File lib/multi_json.rb, line 47 def engine=(new_engine) case new_engine when String, Symbol require "multi_json/engines/#{new_engine}" @engine = MultiJson::Engines.const_get("#{new_engine.to_s.split('_').map{|s| s.capitalize}.join('')}") when Class @engine = new_engine else raise "Did not recognize your engine specification. Please specify either a symbol or a class." end end
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| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
private static final boolean |
LOG_JSON_PROCESSING_EXCEPTIONS |
false |
private static final boolean |
TERMINATE_ON_JSON_PROCESSING_EXCEPTIONS |
false |
| Modifier and Type | Constant Field | Value |
|---|---|---|
private static final boolean |
LOG_JSON_PROCESSING_EXCEPTIONS |
false |
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|---|---|---|
private static final int |
DEFAULT_CREATE_COUNT |
256 |
private static final int |
DEFAULT_DELETE_COUNT |
32 |
private static final int |
DEFAULT_NODE_COUNT |
16 |
private static final int |
DEFAULT_READ_COUNT |
1024 |
private static final int |
DEFAULT_UPDATE_COUNT |
2048 |
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private static final boolean |
ABBREVIATED |
true |
private static final long |
ABBREVIATED_FACTOR |
8L |
private static final boolean |
STRESSED |
false |
private static final long |
STRESSED_FACTOR |
4L |
private static final long |
TRIAL_COUNT |
128L |
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private static final double |
UPDATE_PROBABILITY |
0.2 |
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private static final long |
INSTANCE_COUNT |
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private static final boolean |
ASSESS_CONTENT_CONSISTENCY |
true |
private static final boolean |
ASSESS_COUNT_CONSISTENCY |
true |
private static final boolean |
ASSESS_OPERATION_COUNT_CONSISTENCY |
true |
private static final boolean |
ASSESS_VALIDITY |
true |
private static final long |
CREATE_COUNT |
256L |
private static final long |
DELETE_COUNT |
32L |
private static final boolean |
HALT_ON_INVALID_OPERATIONS |
false |
private static final long |
NODE_COUNT |
16L |
private static final long |
READ_COUNT |
512L |
private static final double |
REJECTION_PROBABILITY |
0.1 |
private static final boolean |
REPORT_INVALID_OPERATIONS |
false |
private static final boolean |
RESPOND_TO_INVALID_OPERATIONS |
false |
private static final long |
UPDATE_COUNT |
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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Try Sat Bains' pressure cooker recipe for deliciously-tender mutton.
Grind the thyme, pine, coriander seeds and rosemary in a spice grinder or pestle and mortar and mix until a fine-powder consistency.
Mix the spices with the salt in a large bowl. Coat the mutton pieces with the spices, cover with clingfilm and leave to marinate in the fridge for 24 hours.
Once the meat has marinated, rinse off the salt under cold water and then pat the meat dry with a paper towel.
Heat the oil in a frying pan on a high heat and fry the meat pieces for 2-3 minutes, or until the outer flesh is dark brown and starting to caramelise.
Put the meat into a pressure cooker and cover with chicken stock.
Heat the cooker until it reaches full pressure and cook for 45 minutes.
Remove the pressure cooker from the heat and strain the meat through a sieve, and gather the juices into a clean saucepan.
Heat the meat juices until the mixture is reduced by two-thirds, or can coat the back of a spoon.
Flake the meat using a fork. Add 150ml/5fl oz of the reduced stock and mix until well combined (reserve the remaining reduced stock). Season to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Once the meat has cooled, chill in the fridge for 1 hour, or until the mixture is firm to the touch.
Cut a 40cm x 30cm/16in x 12in piece of cling film and place it onto a work surface. Shape the mutton mixture into a cylinder shape and place in the middle of the clingfilm. Wrap the clingfilm tightly around the mutton mixture and twist the end several times. Roll the mutton mixture to achieve a smooth cylinder. Chill in the fridge for 2-3 hours.
Fry the butter in a frying pan over a high heat until it becomes dark brown in colour
Add the reserved cooking liquor to the butter, along with the shallots and capers. Season with salt and black pepper.
For the pickled shallots, place the sugar, vinegar and shallots into a bowl and mix until well combined.
Meanwhile for the roast onions, heat the oil in a frying pan and add the onions. Fry until the onions caramelise and are tender. Remove the onions from the pan and drain onto kitchen paper. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Unwrap the clingfilm from the mutton and carve the mutton into thick slices.
Fry the mutton in a frying pan until brown on both sides then place in the oven to warm through. Add three tablespoons of the reduced stock cooking liquor to coat the mutton. Remove the meat from the pan and roll in the chopped herbs.
To serve, place the roast onions on top of the mutton, drizzle over with the sauce. Serve with the pickled shallots.


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An interactive project where use processing to control a virtual window in your home.
Concept
It is a virtual window that can interact with the scenery using physical sensors. Using processing and particle board, the product and the program are connected together so that users can see different scenery at home with a projector.
Impetus
While I was working on this project, the hashtag "#FakeWindowChallenge" was trending on TikTok. I found that during the epidemic, people were seeking more quality of life and entertainment at home and wanted to see beautiful scenery without leaving their homes. So I wanted to design a virtual window that could be interacted with to give users a more exciting experience.
System Diagrams
Week1: USING TEMPERATURE SENSOR
The first week I made elements of stars and fireworks and intended to control them with temperature sensors. But then I realized that the temperature does not change very obviously in the actual environment in normal life, so I gave up using temperature as the variable data.
Me tried to change the tempreature using a -10 °C Jagermeister
Week2: CREATE DETAIL ELEMENTS
During the second week, I choose to design all the visual elements and put them together as a draft program with setting up sensors and particle board.
Fireworks
Stars
Cityscape (Day/Night)
Week3: FINAL SENSOR SETUP
The last week I worked mainly on connecting sensors and programs. The light sensor to control the sun and the piezo sensor to collect vibration data for the fireworks.


[Gecode] bug: equal and the empty set
Grégoire Dooms
dooms at info.ucl.ac.be
Mon May 23 17:28:17 CEST 2005
Hi,
Here is an example code for a bug I ran into : void equals(Space *,
SetVar x, SetVar y)
segfaults when y is instanciated to the empty set.
I also attach a patch against set/reified/propagators.cc 1.25
(this is a CVS version Christian sent me a few weeks ago - I have no CVS
access).
All the best,
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Cost: 10M
Expansion (0)
Reset for a multiplier to all space layers
Cost: 5 Squares
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Reset to gain 1 Time
Requirement: 1e27 Space
Time: 0
Tier 1
Tier 2
Tier 3
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2.5x multiplier to all layers
Cost: 1 Time
Multiplier for buying layers 1.5x -> 1.55x
Cost: 1 Time
Expansion effect to layers 2x -> 2.5x
Cost: 1 Time
Multipliers to all layers based on number of times you have prestiged
Currently: 1.00x
Cost: 1 Time
Multipliers to all layers based on unspent Time
Currently: 1.00x
Cost: 3 Time
1.5x extra multiplier to Expansion effect
Cost: 15 Time
Multiplier for buying layers 1.55x -> 1.7x
Cost: 200 Time
Expansion boosts Time gain
Currently: 1.00x
Cost: 1000 Time
Layer cost scaling increase 1.5x -> 1.1x
Cost: 3000 Time
Auto Expansion
Cost: 1 Time
Start Time Prestige with 5 Expansions
Cost: 25 Time
Bulk buy Expansions
Cost: 1000 Time


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[gecode-users] magic squares
Marco Correia
mvc at di.fct.unl.pt
Fri May 16 22:26:34 CEST 2008
hi,
I was playing with the magic-squares example, and found that the first
solution to the problem when using INT_VAR_NONE and INT_VAL_MIN as heuristics
(and using no symmetries) is
8 9 6 11
12 14 3 5
1 7 10 16
13 4 15 2
instead of
1 2 15 16
12 14 3 5
13 7 10 4
8 11 6 9
why?
ps: I also changed the line 116 of magic-square.cc to m(j,i) to make it print
lines as lines and cols as cols.
thanks
Marco
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Aaron Rai ends year with £26,000 in Dubai
Aaron Rai secured another big payday – despite finishing well down the field at the season-ending DP World Tour golf Championships.
by Dave CooperThe Wolverhampton-born former Shropshire & Herefordshire junior finished with a tie for 40th spot – which was enough to earn him almost £26,000.
He finished with a three-under par round of 69 for a total of one-over at the big money event.
Jon Rahm birdied the final hole to win in Dubai on 19-under-par and clinch the European Tour’s season-long Race to Dubai title and £4m.
Rahm holed a three-foot putt to finish one ahead of England’s Tommy Fleetwood and win the event for the second time. And it meant the 25-year-old Spaniard also pipped Fleetwood, 28, to be the No1 in Europe.


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#include <sysc/datatypes/int/sc_signed.h>
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| sc_signed_bitref (const sc_signed_bitref &a) | |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator= (const sc_signed_bitref_r &) |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator= (const sc_signed_bitref &) |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator= (bool) |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator&= (bool) |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator|= (bool) |
| const sc_signed_bitref & | operator^= (bool) |
| virtual void | concat_set (int64 src, int low_i) |
| virtual void | concat_set (const sc_signed &src, int low_i) |
| virtual void | concat_set (const sc_unsigned &src, int low_i) |
| virtual void | concat_set (uint64 src, int low_i) |
| void | scan (::std::istream &is=::std::cin) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref_r | |
| virtual | ~sc_signed_bitref_r () |
| sc_signed_bitref_r (const sc_signed_bitref_r &a) | |
| int | length () const |
| operator uint64 () const | |
| bool | operator! () const |
| bool | operator~ () const |
| bool | value () const |
| bool | to_bool () const |
| virtual int | concat_length (bool *xz_present_p) const |
| virtual uint64 | concat_get_uint64 () const |
| virtual bool | concat_get_ctrl (sc_digit *dst_p, int low_i) const |
| virtual bool | concat_get_data (sc_digit *dst_p, int low_i) const |
| void | print (::std::ostream &os=::std::cout) const |
| Public Member Functions inherited from sc_dt::sc_value_base | |
| virtual | ~sc_value_base () |
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| sc_signed_bitref_r () | |
| void | initialize (const sc_signed *obj_p, int index_) |
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| static sc_core::sc_vpool< sc_signed_bitref > | m_pool |
Friends | |
| class | sc_signed |
| class | sc_core::sc_vpool< sc_signed_bitref > |
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| Protected Attributes inherited from sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref_r | |
| int | m_index |
| sc_signed * | m_obj_p |
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| const sc_signed_bitref& sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::operator= | ( | const sc_signed_bitref_r & | ) |
| const sc_signed_bitref& sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::operator= | ( | const sc_signed_bitref & | ) |
| const sc_signed_bitref& sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::operator= | ( | bool | ) |
| const sc_signed_bitref& sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::operator^= | ( | bool | ) |
| const sc_signed_bitref& sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::operator|= | ( | bool | ) |
| void sc_dt::sc_signed_bitref::scan | ( | ::std::istream & | is = ::std::cin | ) |
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Here you can read an article on task tracking software, or you may click on "Tasks" to set up your todo-list.
1. Manage all your work/accounts in one place.
Task tracking software allows you to integrate and manage all tools and activities in one place. No need to remember multiple usernames, passwords, URLs and what not. All of your projects and processes are right there in front of you, on one big, user-friendly platform. Whether you are working on a few low-priority tasks, some personal to-do's or a single large project, task tracking software will make your life a lot easier.
Real life example:
Concordia University, the largest university in Canada in terms of enrollment, was struggling to keep up with the task management, assignments and implementation.
The university was using a custom solution called Filemaker Pro, but as the team grew it became rather impossible to manage the tasks. They went back to paper and printers and had to spend a ton of time and resources on printing every task on paper and handing it to each employee individually. As quoted “We were spending a lot of time printing and handing out tasks to team members. You can imagine how time consuming that was - plus it was a big waste of paper.”
They needed a solution that would be:
A collaborative tool
Easy to adapt and scale across the organization
Provide a traceable workflow
Manage all tasks in a single place
Flexible and customizable to fit their needs
With the implementation of a professional project management software, Concordia University was able to:
Have a sustainable, paperless environment
Improve collaboration
Plan resource allocation and availability
Save 24000+ hours a year
All of this is a result of the one single point: keeping everything in one place. It saves so much time and trouble for any organization that the benefits simply cannot be ignored.
“I want everything logged in Easy Projects, I want everything in there - from the original request, the drafts to the revisions that are requested because that way I can show my boss everything. That’s been a big thing.”
“Aside from the time-saving aspect, I think it’s having everything in one place, to make sure that bits of paper don’t get lost, emails don’t get deleted, well, stuff gets deleted out of EP as well, but really not the way an email can slip through the cracks, right? It made the workflow more efficient. The end result is that we’re actually making more stuff done instead of less."
2. Prioritize tasks
Understanding which tasks are more important than others may seem simple, but it’s easy to get lost in the process when you have so much work to do. You start your workday in the morning and sometimes get lost in the completion of small, low priority tasks, which leave the important ones for another day. This can lead to missing deadlines or not getting the job done the right way, simply because of poor management. Task tracking allows you to prioritize your tasks and get the most important ones out of the way quickly and efficiently.
3. Team collaboration
Any form of marketing is a team effort, nobody can do it alone. With task tracking, team collaboration becomes easy. Discuss tasks, brainstorm on various topics, make real-time task updates together with your team and never forget an important idea. The best part is, you can always access the brainstorming sessions and review all the stored ideas/information anytime you want.
4. Share the workload
Managing a group of 10+ people isn’t easy. You will have to keep track of each person’s workload to know when to give more tasks to this person or delegate some tasks to others. There might be cases when an employee is assigned so many tasks at once, that it just becomes impossible to do everything on time, while ensuring high quality. Use the software to monitor all the tasks assigned to employees and share the workload wisely.
5. Eliminate geographic barriers
Are you an international agency? Is one of your team members out of country? Maybe he or she is out of office and something urgent needs to be delivered ASAP? Task tracking software allows you to bypass all of these issues. Put everybody on the same page concerning each task by providing live updates and changes. There’s no need to wait another day or two for a teammate to return to the office - simply update the task online and you’re good to go.
Real life example:
Nick Basket, the managing director of Matta Consulting on the cross border teamwork:
“We did a comprehensive review of project management systems, and required a cross-platform solution that we could deploy across borders, and that was easy to use. Easy Projects stood out from the other solutions we looked at.
In using it, we have not been disappointed, it has genuinely made a significant contribution towards solving our problems in cross-border communication on high-value projects. The integration of timesheets and billing has in particular been useful.”
6. Manage deadlines
When you are bombarded with a ton of tasks, it’s easy to get lost. There is no surprise that some deadlines might not be met due to lack of time, inefficient management or simply forgetting.. When you use task tracking software, you’ll be able to significantly minimize the risk by allowing your team to set reminders and ensure that nothing falls through the cracks.
7. Track time spent on tasks
Track every minute and hour spent on each task by each employee. With this information available, you can understand what assignments need more time than usual so you can plan your next similar project accordingly. It’s also a good way to estimate employee productivity. For example, if one of your employees takes considerably more time to complete a task than another one, you can consider reassigning tasks for maximum productivity.
Real life example:
Founded in 1994, CyberMark has been helping businesses grow their profits using online marketing. Despite the fact of people not having much trust in the online world at that time, CyberMark continuously helped its clients grow with professional SEO services, PPC advertising, social media marketing and more. As this is an hourly waged business, every minute mattered.
As CyberMark founder Kimberly Judd-Pennie said “Prior to Easy Projects we used a custom built system (PHP/MySQL), supplemented with spreadsheets and databases (Excel/Access/SQL). It was obviously fragmented and it lacked the features we needed and we had no time to build those features. We had many challenges, however time tracking was one of the major challenges we needed a solution for. In our business, we bill on an hourly rate so we needed a robust system that could handle over 400 projects and thousands of tasks.”
The need for an easy customizable solution had reached a point, where it could no longer be ignored. After two years of long and troublesome search the company settled with their choice of EasyProjects. The time saving and customizable advantages were absolutely mind blowing.
“We recently implemented one of our processes directly into Easy Projects. It eliminated a process that we ran through spreadsheets. We estimate that it will save us 1-2 hours per project just in set-up time. The customizable nature of Easy Projects is what really helped improve our workflow. It is highly adaptable. If an internal processes changes, we’re confident that Easy Projects will be able to adapt. If something doesn’t work for you right out of the box, 9 times out of 10 you will be able to make a few easy customizations to solve your issue.”
8. Save more time on follow ups
When you assign a task to an employee, it’s important to follow up to check progress, ensure the tasks are proceeding smoothly, deadlines will be met and more. Each of these follow-ups take time, and you have to remember every follow up yourself. With task tracking, you won’t have to ever think about following up again. After creating and assigning a task to an employee, the software will take care of everything and you can see the progress online as employees just update their tasks real time.
9. Access anytime, anywhere
If you plan to continue working when you are out of the office or on weekends, but forget some important notes or information at your workplace, you’ll have to go back and get them. Task tracking software allows you to access your database anytime from any device: You just need an internet connection.
These are just a few examples of the benefits of task tracking software. If you have more than 10 employees, and are already struggling to keep up, it will only become worse as your agency grows.
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UK Charts 16/11/19: Pokémon Sword leads the charge, Jedi Fallen Order in second
by Aran SuddiThere’s been a lot of changes in the chart this week as Nintendo dominates the top ten through
Pokémon, Mario, and Luigi all taking prominent spaces. Pokemon Sword was the top-selling game in the physical chart while Respawn’s Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order came in second place. Pokemon Shield was in third while Pokemon Sword & Shield: Dual Edition in seventh. The other new entry is Terminator Resistance which debuted in 38th.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare fell from first to fourth as a result of the Pokemon entry. The full Top 40 can be found below.
| LW | TW | Title | Age Rating | Publisher |
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| 1 | POKEMON SWORD | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO | |
| 2 | STAR WARS JEDI: FALLEN ORDER | PEGI 16+ | EA GAMES | |
| 3 | POKEMON SHIELD | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO | |
| 1 | 4 | CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE | PEGI 18+ | ACTIVISION |
| 3 | 5 | FIFA 20 | PEGI 3+ | EA SPORTS |
| 4 | 6 | LUIGI’S MANSION 3 | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 7 | POKEMON SWORD & SHIELD: DUAL EDITION | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO | |
| 2 | 8 | DEATH STRANDING | PEGI 18+ | SONY COMPUTER ENT. |
| 6 | 9 | MARIO KART 8 DELUXE | PEGI 3+ | NINTENDO |
| 8 | 10 | MARIO & SONIC AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES TOKYO 2020 | PEGI 3+ | NINTENDO |
| 5 | 11 | NEED FOR SPEED: HEAT | PEGI 16+ | EA GAMES |
| 9 | 12 | MINECRAFT | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 7 | 13 | FORTNITE: DARKFIRE BUNDLE | PEGI 12+ | WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE |
| 13 | 14 | GRAND THEFT AUTO V | PEGI 18+ | ROCKSTAR |
| 19 | 15 | RING FIT ADVENTURE | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 10 | 16 | PLANTS VS ZOMBIES: BATTLE FOR NEIGHBORVILLE | PEGI 7+ | EA GAMES |
| 11 | 17 | SUPER MARIO MAKER 2 | PEGI 3+ | NINTENDO |
| 12 | 18 | THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: LINK’S AWAKENING | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 21 | 19 | SEA OF THIEVES | PEGI 12+ | MICROSOFT |
| 23 | 20 | MINECRAFT: XBOX EDITION | PEGI 7+ | MICROSOFT |
| 14 | 21 | THE OUTER WORLDS | PEGI 18+ | PRIVATE DIVISION |
| 26 | 22 | CRASH TEAM RACING NITRO-FUELED | PEGI 3+ | ACTIVISION |
| 28 | 23 | CRASH BANDICOOT N.SANE TRILOGY | PEGI 7+ | ACTIVISION |
| 18 | 24 | NEW SUPER MARIO BROS. U DELUXE | PEGI 3+ | NINTENDO |
| 15 | 25 | JUST DANCE 2020 | PEGI 3+ | UBISOFT |
| 24 | 26 | MINECRAFT: PLAYSTATION EDITION | PEGI 7+ | SONY COMPUTER ENT. |
| 22 | 27 | LEGO HARRY POTTER COLLECTION | PEGI 7+ | WARNER BROS. INTERACTIVE |
| 20 | 28 | WWE 2K20 | PEGI 16+ | 2K |
| 25 | 29 | SUPER MARIO PARTY | PEGI 3+ | NINTENDO |
| 37 | 30 | SUPER SMASH BROS. ULTIMATE | PEGI 12+ | NINTENDO |
| 31 | 31 | SUPER MARIO ODYSSEY | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 32 | FORZA HORIZON 4 | PEGI 3+ | MICROSOFT | |
| 34 | 33 | THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: BREATH OF THE WILD | PEGI 12+ | NINTENDO |
| 35 | 34 | SPYRO REIGNITED TRILOGY | PEGI 7+ | ACTIVISION |
| 16 | 35 | JUMANJI: THE VIDEO GAME | PEGI 7+ | OUTRIGHT GAMES |
| 40 | 36 | HELLO NEIGHBOR | PEGI 7+ | GEARBOX PUBLISHING |
| 38 | 37 | RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 | PEGI 18+ | ROCKSTAR |
| 38 | TERMINATOR RESISTANCE | PEGI 16+ | REEF ENTERTAINMENT | |
| 33 | 39 | POKEMON: LET’S GO, PIKACHU! | PEGI 7+ | NINTENDO |
| 30 | 40 | GEARS 5 | PEGI 18+ | MICROSOFT |
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Mendelian randomization is a method of identifying and estimating a confounded causal effect using genetic instrumental variables. This packages implements methods for two-sample Mendelian randomization with summary statistics by using Robust Adjusted Profile Score (RAPS). References: Qingyuan Zhao, Jingshu Wang, Jack Bowden, Dylan S. Small. Statistical inference in two-sample summary-data Mendelian randomization using robust adjusted profile score. <arXiv:1801.09652>.
| Version: | 0.2 |
| Imports: | stats, graphics, nortest |
| Published: | 2018-01-30 |
| Author: | Qingyuan Zhao [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Qingyuan Zhao <qingyzhao at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
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| Reference manual: | mr.raps.pdf |
| Package source: | mr.raps_0.2.tar.gz |
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