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Year,Category,Sub-Category,Emissions per Sub-Category (MTCO2e) 2005,Source,Electricity,"1,014,560" 2005,Source,Stationary Fuels,"274,089" ... 2014,Source,Transportation Fuels, Not Available 2014,Source,Other, Not Available ...[ug::subheading {Upload the raw file} upload]
The below commands are used to convert the raw data. This changes the commas in the value field (column 3 in the raw data), groups the different values by year, removes the years that have no values then adds RAMADDA's point data header to the result file. [ht::screenshot images/dataexample/convert2.png] Once all is good use the "Make Files" button to process the entire raw file. This provides a link to download the temporary processed file. [ug::subheading {Creating the Text Point Data Entry} textpoint] Once you download the file you can then upload it back to RAMADDA to the folder of your choice. Instead of adding it as a regular CSV file you need to specify a "Text Point Data" entry type. Go to the folder's menu and choose "Pick a Type" - [ht::screenshot images/dataexample/picktype.png] Since RAMADDA supports a huge number of entry types this next page can be daunting but fear not. Just scroll down or search in the page for "Text Point Data" and select the link - [ht::screenshot images/dataexample/picktype2.png] This takes you to an Add Entry form. Upload the converted file. [ug::subheading {Creating the plots} plots] You have now created a new entry with the structured data. You can view information about the entry including its file format with the entry menu "Information" link (example here). The default display of the new entry does not show any plots of data. To define a new display RAMADDA's wiki facility is used. From the entry's menu go to "Edit Entry". You will need to change the description. To specify that this is wiki text add a "<wiki>" tag to the beginning of the description (documented here). The example entry on the Boulder Data Hub has some descriptive information and shows 4 time series plots - [ht::screenshot images/dataexample/example.png] The above page also shows the wiki text. The wiki text facility is very powerful and provides numerous display types available - line charts, bar charts, dot plots, etc. There are a number of examples shown here. Here is further documentation -
[ug::subheading {Creating other displays} otherdisplays] You can change the default display of your new data entry by changing its description. Copy and paste the example entry's wiki text. Alternately you can create other wiki pages that import and display data from other entries. Simple go to some folder in RAMADDA and choose "Pick a Type" from the Folder's menu. The Wiki Page type is listed under the "Information" category (search for "wiki" in the web page. Create the wiki page - specifying a name and the wiki text. To display data from other entries you use the same wiki text as described above but you also specify an entry-{[ug::subheading {Making databases} databases] Using the ETL tools one can also create searchable databases from CSV files. To do this the user needs to be a site administrator since a plugin is created and installed as part of this process.{display type="linechart" layoutHere="true" fields="#1" entry="becb663b-d464-451a-a3c6-3ec8a4816515"}} { {display type="linechart" layoutHere="true" fields="#1" entry="some other entry id"}}
We're going to use the City of Boulder employee salaries data. Like the example above one first uploads the CSV file to RAMADDA. Here is the salaries file.
Defining a database is a 2 step process. You define operations to clean up and convert the CSV file. Then, there is a special command (-db) that creates the database plugin. The -db command (documentation here) takes a number of name/value properties as shown. When you press "Run" the database schema is shown. The links will popup a menu that allows you to define various properties of the different columns (e.g., label, type, etc). If you set "install true" then when you run "Make Files" RAMADDA will generate the database plugin and install it. [ht::screenshot images/dataexample/db.png] Once you have defined and installed the database you need to comment out the -db command (or add a -quit command before it) and then press "Make Files" again to create the processed CSV data file. Download this file. Next, you need to create the actual database entry. Navigate to some folder and select "Pick a Type". Look for the database name that you specified and select that link to add the new database entry (note - you can have multiple different database entries based on the same database schema). Once you create the database entry got the "New" link, select the Bulk Upload tab and upload the processed CSV file. If you want to redo everything you can add a "nukedb true" property to the -db command. This, when run, will drop the previous database table and recreate it. [ht::foot]


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CoordinateSystem
open class CoordinateSystem
Three coordinates and three orthogonal axes
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Construct an equivalent to the global CSYS. Origin can be changed by static function ‘relocate’.
See
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Swift
public init()
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Construct from a point and three vectors
Throws
- NonUnitDirectionError for any bad input vector
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See
‘testFidelity2’ under CoordinateSystemTestsDeclaration
Parameters
spot
The origin of the CSYS
alpha
A unit vector representing an axis
beta
Another unit vector - orthogonal to others
gamma
Final unit vector
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Generate from two vectors and a point.
Throws
- NonUnitDirectionError for any bad input vector
See
‘testFidelity3’ under CoordinateSystemTestsDeclaration
Parameters
spot
Point to serve as the origin
direction1
A Vector3D
direction2
A Vector3D that is not parallel or opposite to direction1
useFirst
Use the first input vector as the reference direction?
verticalRef
Does the reference direction represent vertical or horizontal in the local plane?
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func getOrigin() -> Point3D
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func getAxisX() -> Vector3D
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func getAxisY() -> Vector3D
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Undocumented
Declaration
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public func getAxisZ() -> Vector3D
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Check to see that these three vectors are mutually orthogonal
See
‘testIsMutOrtho’ under CoordinateSystemTestsDeclaration
Parameters
uno
Unit vector to serve as an axis
dos
Another unit vector
tres
The final unit vector Returns: Simple flag
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Create from an existing CSYS, but use a different origin
See
‘testRelocate’ under CoordinateSystemTestsDeclaration
Swift
public static func relocate(startingCSYS: CoordinateSystem, betterOrigin: Point3D) -> CoordinateSystem
Parameters
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Desired set of orientations
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New location


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Customer Details
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| phone |
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| fax |
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{% endif %}
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The app provides simplified CRUD commands in the associated ES5 easyhttp.js
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For animated stories that can absorb the attention of both adults and kids and provide substantial lessons as well, you can't go wrong with "Shrek" (which pokes fun at the concept that surface beauty is everything), "Chicken Run" (a shrewd tale which among other things conveys a note about animal rights), and "The Iron Giant" (which parodies 1950s paranoia). For sheer spectacle, however, without Disney trademarks like Broadway songs and snugly animals and without any real Aesopian dimensions, look to "Atlantis." "Atlantis" provided me with my first experience with digital projection, the wave of the future, and darned if the colors aren't brighter, sharper and, well, more colorful than film stock could afford. For the kids there's non-stop action and loud noises which make this film a must for the big big screen.
Directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise ("Beauty and the Beast," "The Hunchback of Notre Dame"), "Atlantis" takes us back to 1914 when a bright-eyed, idealistic young man, the grandson of a great explorer who found a map of Atlantis, succeeds in raising foundation money to search for the lost continent. After a dazzling prologue featuring the big bang which caused this fabled land to be lost near the coast of Iceland, we watch Milo Thatch (voice of Michael J. Fox) emerge behind his oversized glasses to join a group in search of the buried land. They include a cook who is awfully fond of bacon grease, Cookie (Jim Varney); an expert with explosives who, as one character remarks, looks as though he had just come out of a Turkish prison, Vinny (Don Novello); a robust physician adept at chiropractic manipulations of the neck, Sweet (Phil Morris); a mole (Corey Burton) who is considered like a pet but is adept at digging; and good-looking but cynical Helga (Claudia Christian) together with the commander of the group, Rourke (James Garner).
Zipping along in a submarine-like object that could have come out of Jules Verne's most celebrated sci-fi novel, they engage soon enough in battles; first with the largest lobster ever discovered east of Maine, ultimately with a couple of members of their own team who break off into a minor civil war with the crew. When they do discover their objective, which could be a Shangri-La if the civilization were not doomed to die out, they meet King Nedakh (Leonard Nimroy) and his heir-apparent, the lovely Princess Kida (Cree Summer). Kida is sharp-looking and playful, giving the impression that "Atlantis" is not going to fall into the Shrekian idea that beauty is unimportant in heroines.
Less talk, more action, appears the credo of Disney's latest, spectacular animated feature, while James Newton Howard's music, which at some times appears ready to compete with the score of "Pearl Harbor," inflects the drama of this heroic adventure. "Atlantis" features subtitles whenever the local dialect is spoken (a language known to the adventurers as gibberish), a concept which could help habituate the small fry to the idea that English is not spoken everywhere and that there just may be a few foreign films in their future that could match "Armageddon" in quality.
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This namespace encapsulates all available telemetry topics through either Broadcast or Subscribe. More...
Classes | |
| struct | Battery |
| struct for TOPIC_BATTERY_INFO and data broadcast, return battery status More... | |
| struct | Gimbal |
| struct for data broadcast, return gimbal angle More... | |
| struct | GimbalStatus |
| struct for TOPIC_GIMBAL_STATUS More... | |
| struct | GlobalPosition |
| struct for data broadcast, return GPS data More... | |
| struct | GPSDetail |
| struct for TOPIC_GPS_DETAILS and sub struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
| struct | GPSFused |
| struct for TOPIC_GPS_FUSED More... | |
| struct | GPSInfo |
| struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
| struct | HardSyncData |
| struct for TOPIC_HARD_SYNC More... | |
| struct | LegacyGPSInfo |
| struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
| struct | LegacyTimeStamp |
| Matrice 100 Timestamp data, available in Broadcast telemetry (only for M100) More... | |
| struct | LegacyVelocity |
| Matrice 100 Velocity struct, returned in Broadcast telemetry (only for M100) More... | |
| struct | Mag |
| struct for data broadcast, return magnetometer reading More... | |
| struct | PositionData |
| struct for TOPIC_RTK_POSITION and sub struct for RTK of data broadcast More... | |
| struct | PositionFrame |
| sub struct for RTK of data broadcast More... | |
| struct | PositionTimeStamp |
| Timestamp for GPS and RTK. More... | |
| struct | Quaternion |
| struct for TOPIC_QUATERNION More... | |
| struct | RC |
| struct for data broadcast and data subscription, return RC reading More... | |
| struct | RelativePosition |
| struct for data broadcast, return obstacle info around the vehicle More... | |
| struct | RTK |
| struct for data broadcast, return RTK info More... | |
| struct | SDKInfo |
| struct for TOPIC_CONTROL_DEVICE and data broadcast, return SDK info More... | |
| struct | Status |
| struct for data broadcast, return flight status More... | |
| struct | SyncStamp |
| struct for data broadcast, software sync timestamp from local cache More... | |
| struct | SyncTimestamp |
| sub struct for TOPIC_HARD_SYNC More... | |
| struct | TimeStamp |
| struct for data broadcast, timestamp from local cache More... | |
| struct | TypeMap |
| template struct maps a topic name to the corresponding data type More... | |
| struct | Vector3d |
| struct for multiple Topics More... | |
| struct | Vector3f |
| struct for multiple Topics More... | |
| struct | Velocity |
| struct for TOPIC_VELOCITY More... | |
| struct | VelocityInfo |
| struct indicates the signal level of GPS velocity info More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Quaternion | Quaternion |
| struct for TOPIC_QUATERNION More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Vector3f | Vector3f |
| struct for multiple Topics | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Vector3d | Vector3d |
| struct for multiple Topics More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::TimeStamp | TimeStamp |
| struct for data broadcast, timestamp from local cache More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::SyncStamp | SyncStamp |
| struct for data broadcast, software sync timestamp from local cache More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::VelocityInfo | VelocityInfo |
| struct indicates the signal level of GPS velocity info | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Velocity | Velocity |
| struct for TOPIC_VELOCITY More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GlobalPosition | GlobalPosition |
| struct for data broadcast, return GPS data More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSFused | GPSFused |
| struct for TOPIC_GPS_FUSED More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::RelativePosition | RelativePosition |
| struct for data broadcast, return obstacle info around the vehicle More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::PositionTimeStamp | PositionTimeStamp |
| Timestamp for GPS and RTK. More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::PositionData | PositionData |
| struct for TOPIC_RTK_POSITION and sub struct for RTK of data broadcast | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSDetail | GPSDetail |
| struct for TOPIC_GPS_DETAILS and sub struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSInfo | GPSInfo |
| struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::PositionFrame | PositionFrame |
| sub struct for RTK of data broadcast | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::RTK | RTK |
| struct for data broadcast, return RTK info More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Mag | Mag |
| struct for data broadcast, return magnetometer reading More... | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::RC | RC |
| struct for data broadcast and data subscription, return RC reading | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GimbalStatus | GimbalStatus |
| struct for TOPIC_GIMBAL_STATUS | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Gimbal | Gimbal |
| struct for data broadcast, return gimbal angle | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Status | Status |
| struct for data broadcast, return flight status | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Battery | Battery |
| struct for TOPIC_BATTERY_INFO and data broadcast, return battery status | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::SDKInfo | SDKInfo |
| struct for TOPIC_CONTROL_DEVICE and data broadcast, return SDK info | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::SyncTimestamp | SyncTimestamp |
| sub struct for TOPIC_HARD_SYNC | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::HardSyncData | HardSyncData |
| struct for TOPIC_HARD_SYNC | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::LegacyTimeStamp | LegacyTimeStamp |
| Matrice 100 Timestamp data, available in Broadcast telemetry (only for M100) | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::LegacyVelocity | LegacyVelocity |
| Matrice 100 Velocity struct, returned in Broadcast telemetry (only for M100) More... | |
| typedef uint16_t | EnableFlag |
| typedef uint8_t | LegacyStatus |
| Return type for flight status data broadcast (only for M100). Returns VehicleStatus::M100FlightStatus. | |
| typedef uint8_t | LegacyBattery |
| Return type for battery data broadcast (only for M100). Returns percentage. | |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::LegacyGPSInfo | LegacyGPSInfo |
| struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | TopicName { TOPIC_QUATERNION, TOPIC_ACCELERATION_GROUND, TOPIC_ACCELERATION_BODY, TOPIC_ACCELERATION_RAW, TOPIC_VELOCITY, TOPIC_ANGULAR_RATE_FUSIONED, TOPIC_ANGULAR_RATE_RAW, TOPIC_ALTITUDE_FUSIONED, TOPIC_ALTITUDE_BAROMETER, TOPIC_HEIGHT_HOMEPOINT, TOPIC_HEIGHT_FUSION, TOPIC_GPS_FUSED, TOPIC_GPS_DATE, TOPIC_GPS_TIME, TOPIC_GPS_POSITION, TOPIC_GPS_VELOCITY, TOPIC_GPS_DETAILS, TOPIC_RTK_POSITION, TOPIC_RTK_VELOCITY, TOPIC_RTK_YAW, TOPIC_RTK_POSITION_INFO, TOPIC_RTK_YAW_INFO, TOPIC_COMPASS, TOPIC_RC, TOPIC_GIMBAL_ANGLES, TOPIC_GIMBAL_STATUS, TOPIC_STATUS_FLIGHT, TOPIC_STATUS_DISPLAYMODE, TOPIC_STATUS_LANDINGGEAR, TOPIC_STATUS_MOTOR_START_ERROR, TOPIC_BATTERY_INFO, TOPIC_CONTROL_DEVICE, TOPIC_HARD_SYNC, TOPIC_GPS_SIGNAL_LEVEL, TOPIC_GPS_CONTROL_LEVEL, TOTAL_TOPIC_NUMBER } |
| enum TopicName is the interface for user to create packages and access data It is also used as index for TopicDataBase More... | |
| enum | TOPIC_UID { UID_QUATERNION = 0xa493281f, UID_ACCELERATION_GROUND = 0x8696c85b, UID_ACCELERATION_BODY = 0xbb17d5fe, UID_ACCELERATION_RAW = 0xc3503a6e, UID_VELOCITY = 0x18fb271d, UID_ANGULAR_RATE_FUSIONED = 0x3599c4be, UID_ANGULAR_RATE_RAW = 0x700389ee, UID_ALTITUDE_FUSIONED = 0x11e9c81a, UID_ALTITUDE_BAROMETER = 0x27396a39, UID_HEIGHT_HOMEPOINT = 0x252c164b, UID_HEIGHT_FUSION = 0x87cf419d, UID_GPS_FUSED = 0x4b19a8c7, UID_GPS_DATE = 0x598f79bc, UID_GPS_TIME = 0xd48912c9, UID_GPS_POSITION = 0x0c949e94, UID_GPS_VELOCITY = 0x7ac7eb80, UID_GPS_DETAILS = 0x81fed54e, UID_RTK_POSITION = 0x1df9a6b6, UID_RTK_VELOCITY = 0x763d13c3, UID_RTK_YAW = 0xf45d73fd, UID_RTK_POSITION_INFO = 0xda4a57b5, UID_RTK_YAW_INFO = 0xcb72b9e3, UID_COMPASS = 0xdf3d72b7, UID_RC = 0x739f7fe4, UID_GIMBAL_ANGLES = 0x01f71678, UID_GIMBAL_STATUS = 0x8b6cd45c, UID_STATUS_FLIGHT = 0x20cfb02a, UID_STATUS_DISPLAYMODE = 0x1a67d6a1, UID_STATUS_LANDINGGEAR = 0x772d6e22, UID_STATUS_MOTOR_START_ERROR = 0x3a41e909, UID_BATTERY_INFO = 0x69779dd9, UID_CONTROL_DEVICE = 0x667ba86a, UID_HARD_SYNC = 0xecbef06d, UID_GPS_SIGNAL_LEVEL = 0xa6a0395f, UID_GPS_CONTROL_LEVEL = 0xe30b17b0 } |
Variables | |
| TopicInfo | TopicDataBase [] |
Detailed Description
This namespace encapsulates all available telemetry topics through either Broadcast or Subscribe.
Typedef Documentation
struct for data broadcast, return GPS data
- Note
- not available in data subscription
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSDetail DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSDetail |
struct for TOPIC_GPS_DETAILS and sub struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast
- Note
- only work outside of simulation
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSFused DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSFused |
struct for TOPIC_GPS_FUSED
- Note
- fusion data from GPS and IMU, return in gps format
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSInfo DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::GPSInfo |
struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast
- Note
- only work outside of simulation
struct for GPSInfo of data broadcast
- Note
- only work outside of simulation
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Mag DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Mag |
struct for data broadcast, return magnetometer reading
- Note
- returned value is calibrated mag data, 1000 < |mag| < 2000 for normal operation
Timestamp for GPS and RTK.
- Note
- : Data and time are GMT+8
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Quaternion DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Quaternion |
struct for TOPIC_QUATERNION
struct for data broadcast, return obstacle info around the vehicle
- Note
- available in M210 (front, up, down)
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::RTK DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::RTK |
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::SyncStamp DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::SyncStamp |
struct for data broadcast, software sync timestamp from local cache
- Note
- not available in data subscription and different from Hardware sync
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::TimeStamp DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::TimeStamp |
struct for data broadcast, timestamp from local cache
- Note
- not available in data subscription
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Vector3d DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Vector3d |
struct for multiple Topics
- Note
- for TOPIC_GPS_POSITION, data type: (uint32)deg*10^7
| typedef struct DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Velocity DJI::OSDK::Telemetry::Velocity |
struct for TOPIC_VELOCITY
- Note
- The velocity may be in body or ground frame based on settings in DJI Assistant 2's SDK page.
Enumeration Type Documentation
enum TOPIC_UID is the UID that is accepted by the FC
enum TopicName is the interface for user to create packages and access data It is also used as index for TopicDataBase
| Enumerator | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| TOPIC_QUATERNION |
quaternion @200Hz
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| TOPIC_ACCELERATION_GROUND |
acceleration in ground frame @200Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ACCELERATION_BODY |
acceleration in body frame @200Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ACCELERATION_RAW |
raw acceleration @400Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_VELOCITY |
velocity @200Hz
| ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ANGULAR_RATE_FUSIONED |
attitude rate @200Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ANGULAR_RATE_RAW |
raw attitude rate @400Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ALTITUDE_FUSIONED |
fused altitude @200Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_ALTITUDE_BAROMETER |
barometer @200Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_HEIGHT_HOMEPOINT |
home point height @1Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_HEIGHT_FUSION |
fused height @100Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_FUSED |
fused position @50Hz
| ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_DATE |
GPS date @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_TIME |
GPS time @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_POSITION |
GPS position data type: (uint32)deg*10^7 @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_VELOCITY |
GPS velocity @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_DETAILS |
GPS status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RTK_POSITION |
RTK position @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RTK_VELOCITY |
RTK velocity @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RTK_YAW |
RTK yaw @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RTK_POSITION_INFO |
RTK status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RTK_YAW_INFO |
RTK yaw status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_COMPASS |
magnetometer @100Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_RC |
6-channel RC @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GIMBAL_ANGLES |
gimbal angle @50Hz Data Accuracy: 0.1 deg in all axes | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GIMBAL_STATUS |
gimbal status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_STATUS_FLIGHT |
flight status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_STATUS_DISPLAYMODE |
display mode @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_STATUS_LANDINGGEAR |
landing gear status @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_STATUS_MOTOR_START_ERROR |
motor start error @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_BATTERY_INFO |
battery info @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_CONTROL_DEVICE |
SDK control device info @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_HARD_SYNC |
hardware sync @400Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_SIGNAL_LEVEL |
GPS Signal Level @50Hz | ||||||||||||||||||||
| TOPIC_GPS_CONTROL_LEVEL |
GPS Control Level @50Hz |


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Certificate IV in Transport and Logistics (Road Transport - Car Driving Instruction)
Pearl Academy Of Fashion, Chennai, India April 2008
Post Diploma in Apparel Merchandising & Production
Fatima college, Madurai, India April 2007
Diploma in Fashion designing & Garment Construction
Fatima college, Madurai, India April 2006
Bachelor of Arts (English)
Junior Merchandiser January 2009 — August 2009
Dr. Gupta & Co, Chennai, India
Junior Merchandiser May 2008 — July 2008
MCCOY CLOTHING, Chennai, India
Maytime Fair - Xavier College, Kew
Volunteered at the coffee stall for the Maytime fair, talking with customers and liaising with the barista.
- Enjoyed talking and interacting with customers.
- Handled high customer volumes and sales which was a high pressure job.
Sacred Heart School, Kew
Volunteered for various events held at school and other locations where I had to interact with Children.
- Interacted with children in various age groups building my confidence in dealing with youth.
- English
- Tamil
- Design & creativity
- Cars
- Cooking


Set a tf.distribute.Strategy
as current without with strategy.scope()
.
tf.compat.v1.distribute.experimental_set_strategy
tf.compat.v2.distribute.experimental_set_strategy
tf.distribute.experimental_set_strategy(strategy)
tf.distribute.experimental_set_strategy(strategy1) f() tf.distribute.experimental_set_strategy(strategy2) g() tf.distribute.experimental_set_strategy(None) h()
is equivalent to:
with strategy1.scope(): f() with strategy2.scope(): g() h()
In general, you should use the with strategy.scope():
API, but this
alternative may be convenient in notebooks where you would have to put
each cell in a with strategy.scope():
block.
Note: This should only be called outside of any TensorFlow scope to avoid improper nesting.
strategy
: A tf.distribute.Strategy
object or None.RuntimeError
: If called inside a with strategy.scope():
.


Investigation for Fit Bonus & Overweight Penalty of Guns
? PageCommonHelpTopics
What is this page?
To collect data regarding gun fits, we require players to run fit tests. This page is meant to organize the testing effort and allow testers
to check which tests are currently avaliable.
How do I help out?
If you have the required ships and equipment specified below, sortie to 1-1 or 1-2 with the ship and equips specified, then retreat after the first node.
Do take note of the morale range, this is morale before battle started, so at port screen or map selection.
Thank you for contributing!
Why is my player ID and username being submitted?
This is so that we can filter out data tampering.
What other data is being submitted?
Current battle conditions.
What about improved gear?
If possible, please use base equipment for testing.
What is Total Radar Accuracy
/ 203mm Total Accuracy Penalty
requirement?
For Total Radar Accuracy
, that is the required amount of accuracy stat from equipped radars you must use for this test.
For 203mm Total Accuracy Penalty
, that is the required amount of accuracy penalty from equipped 203mm/53 Twin Gun Mount
you must use for this test.
You do not have to factor in the equip accuracy of the gun(s) being tested.


0.9.0
Finally merged bigfix/rails3 branch - Erector now works with either Rails 2 or Rails 3 (or neither)
‘scss’ external type [needs tests]
dot-class and dot-id-bang syntax
expanded widget hierarchy; now XMLWidget can be used as the base for a non-HTML widget (for XML formats that may not want the HTML tags and methods)
‘emit’ method as preferred synonym for to_html (since we now support non-HTML widgets)
‘tag’ macro to add your own tag types (esp. to XML widgets)
:snake_case option to tag (if you want the method name to be nice for a CamelCase tag name)
remove dependency on rake gem
rename ‘render’ method to ‘emit’ (to reduce confusion with Rails’ “render” methods)
Deprecated or Removed:
text(widget) — passing a widget to the text method is now an error
element! — removed
empty_element — removed
all_tags — removed (perhaps to be replaced)
to_s — use emit or to_html instead
join — use the :join option instead
0.8.3
Finally merged bigfix/rails3 branch - Erector now works with either Rails 2 or Rails 3 (or neither)
0.8.2 - 2011-02-16
Close tags on exception or return
Gem dependency cleanup
Bug: Dependency did not correctly work with uniq (reported by Daniel Barlow)
0.8.1 - 2010-07-17
Bugfix release to improve Ruby 1.9 compatibility
0.8.0 - 2010-07-07
Core:
deprecated to_s in favor of to_html
to_text does some formatting
barebones Sass support
“depends_on” is the new way to include JS and CSS files (replacing “external”). More flexible calling structure.
line wrapping via the :max_length parameter to to_html
line wrapping preserves leading and trailing spaces
jquery method takes optional first parameter (:load or :ready)
delegate method_missing to parent widget
‘embed’ and ‘param’ are now self-closing tags (as per browser warnings)
Converted Widget#context to take a params hash.
Exposed an Output object, with rather useful #placeholder method
Defined Widget#output to delegate to #parent if @parent is not already set.
Removed :parent param for Output#initialize in favor of a block.
Page#extra_widgets
Page only emits externals from widgets that have been rendered on it
in-memory widget caching (still experimental)
Rails:
Compatibility with Rails 2.3.5 HTML safety
Rails 2.3.8 compatibility
To render from a Rails context, you must now go through Erector::Rails.render; do not call to_s(:parent => @view) directly
rails_xss plugin support
additional render :widget options passed to to_s. This means that you can do:
render :widget => MyWidget, :content_method_name => :my_content
Widget#h is now idempotent
Bugs:
- bug
double-rendering
0.7.3 - 2009-12-01
fix bug in pass-block-to-new inline page rendering
externals can accept a File (or any IO, actually)
Rails:
* Add Widget.controller_assigns_propagate_to_partials: lets you keep controller instance variables from propagating to partials, so that you don't have this giant "global" namespace that partials can pull from. Enforces encapsulation much better. * Add Widget.ignore_extra_controller_assigns, which allows widgets to use #needs but silently ignore excess controller variables, rather than raising an exception instead. This can be very useful for transitioning large codebases to Erector. * Factor out directly-delegated methods into an array; add url_for and image_path. * Make Erector work with the Cells plugin for Rails (http://cells.rubyforge.org/).
Erector tool:
* Make 'erector' ignore ERb trim markers ("-%>"). * Make 'erector' process ERb escapes in HTML attributes correctly. * Make sure 'erector' adds parentheses to function calls when necessary. * Don't add empty strings to the end of converted attributes. * Don't omit empty attribute strings. * Allow setting an alternate superclass for the new widget coming from the 'erector' tool. * Add --method switch to 'erector', in case you don't want the base 'content' method overridden, but something it calls in your superclass, instead.
0.7.2 - 2009-11-16
Widget#url and #css accept optional extra attributes (e.g. ‘media’)
Externals accept optional extra attributes (e.g. ‘media’)
Page:
body_attributes and html_attributes
allow suppressing of basic styles (right/left/clear)
now an InlineWidget
erector method passes in parameters to both to_s and the widget’s constructor
Widget#dom_id method to generate a unique id
Widget#to_text method to strip tags
supports HTML5 element names
Widget#text! and #element! which don’t escape their parameters
Better Rails initialization
Don’t emit an attribute with an empty array of values
Enhanced support for comments, including IE conditional comments
jQuery method now compatible with jQuery.noConflict()
0.7.1
externals mechanism
Page widget
FieldTable widget
EnvironmentBadge widget - inspired by blog.labnotes.org/2009/10/08/using-a-badge-to-distinguish-development-and-production-environments
added ‘jquery’ method to perform a script on $(document).ready
removed the “alias_method :inspect, :to_s” since it made debugging inside widget constructors hard, and what was it for anyway?
Instance variables may begin with a ’@’
Fixed Rails integration regressions
Added *.ert templates (Erector Template, similar to Markaby)
#comment method to emit HTML comments (naturally)
0.7.0 / 2009-09-27
Changed behavior of inline blocks. See Widget#new documentation.
Introduced “Erector::Inline” and “Erector.inline” so people using the old inline semantics can upgrade more easily.
Likewise for “Erector::InlineRailsWidget” and “Erector::RailsWidget.inline”.
Due to popular demand, parameters no longer automatically create accessor methods, even if you declare them with ‘needs’. You’ll have to type out “attr_accessor :underpants” yourself.
0.6.8 / 2009-09
Added missing tag ‘embed’
0.6.7 / 2009-06-17
Fixed bug where needs did not get propagated when including modules.
0.6.6 / 2009-05-25
fix to_a bug that slipped in yesterday when I wasn’t looking
attempting to assign a local variable that overlaps with an internal one raises error
attempting to ‘needs’ a variable that overlaps with an existing method raises error
0.6.4 / 2009-05-24
mixin: do “include Erector::Mixin” and now “erector { }” will instantiate and to_html a widget for you
“erector” command-line tool improved:
if converting an HTML/ERB file under a “views” directory, uses “Erector::RailsWidget” as parent class
no longer chokes on “if IE” directives
changes ‘yield’ in a scriptlet to use a missing “@content_for_layout“
escapes single quotes inside text strings
requires treetop 1.2.5
documentation overhaul, web site arguably prettier
0.6.3 / 2009-05-06
Major update to API. You will have to change your code. There are deprecation warnings/errors
and there should be an upgrade guide up on the website soon.
‘render’ renamed to ‘content’
widget constructor only takes one parameter, an ‘assigns’ hash (plus the optional default block)
to render one widget from inside another, use the ‘widget’ method (not ‘render_to’). This method
accepts either a widget instance, or a widget class and an assigns hash.
‘needs’ macro to declare the variables your widget accepts via the ‘assigns’ constructor parameter
Removed Widget#to_html caching, which fixed indentation issues.
BUGFIX: Indentation level is now correctly propagated to nested widgets.
Erector’s Rails support strategy has changed. The released version of Erector only supports the latest stable
Rails version (currently 2.3.2). If you need support for earlier versions of Rails, there are separate Git branches for each one, but we will not be in the habit of keeping these up to date with the latest features and patches.
Renamed the command line tool to ‘erector’
0.5.1
Added methods to easily render additional HTML elements (col, object, and about a dozen others). There are now methods for all non-deprecated elements from the HTML 4.0.1 spec. As before, if erector doesn’t have a method built-in, you can still call the element or empty_element method to output any tag.
The method instruct!, which was a deprecated synonym for instruct, has been removed.
Fixed bug in resolving view files for pluralized controllers
0.5.0 / 2008-12-13
install_dependencies refreshes the rails_versions directory
Widget takes a string instead of an IO object to be more compatible with Rails.
Removed Doc
Widget writes directly to output string instead of to #doc
0.4.200 / 2008-10-11
Erector can now pretty-print the generated HTML to make it easier to read.
Add join method to Erector::Widget.
0.4.191 / 2008-07-29
Renamed HtmlParts to Doc
Widget#doc is now a HtmlParts which proxies to the passed in IO stream
Better compatibility with standard Rails rendering because ActionController::Base#render and #render_widget now have the Widget write directly to _erbout.
ActionView::Base objects run with Erector now receive all of the instance variables
Erector works with erb layouts
Deprecate fake_erbout
Better handling for file with .html.rb extension.
Fix overwriting issue when using Rails helpers
New method Widget#character
Widget#nbsp without arguments now outputs a single non-breaking space.
0.3.110 / 2008-05-29
support capture from rails helpers, allowing form_for/form_tag to work right
fix bug in view_paths support (finding views was hosed)
0.3.105 / 2008-05-29
Lots of changes to support Rails integration better.
Add partial support for render :partial.
More Rails helpers proxies added to helpers.rb.
Fake erbouts can now nest, allowing better support for Rails helpers like form_for (though they’re currently capped at 10 deep to head off infinite regress).
Rails finds both .rb and .html.rb files inside the app/views directories.
Use Rails view_paths instead of hardcoded RAILS_ROOT/app/views (patch by Rami Grossman)
add ‘url’ and ‘css’ convenience methods to Widget
0.2.83 / 2008-04-23
“erect” supports command-line options
“erect” now works backwards — you can output static html from a widget.rb file
The web site is generated from erector classes (still pretty minimal though)
0.2.61 / 2008-04-18
Improvements to “erect“
works on HTML attributes (including namespaced attributes and hyphenated attributes)
works on directories (recursively looking for .html and .html.erb and .rhtml files)
converts DOCTYPE nodes
deals with HTML entities inside text and attributes
0.2.54 / 2008-04-15
New script “erect” to convert (some) .html.erb files into erector classes.
0.2.42 / 2008-04-11
Rails Controller now can render Erector widgets using #render
Erector views can live inside Rails “app/views” directory, just like other views
0.1.25 / 2008-02-26
nbsp method
:class => [‘one’, ‘two’] (that is, passing an array rather than a string)
… perhaps one or two I forgot.
rename tag to element
add empty_element feature
for the built-in HTML tags, knows which ones should be empty and which shouldn’t be. For example, generates `` rather than ``
text and attributes are quoted by default; call raw to avoid this
h is rarely necessary now, but it returns a string rather than appending to the buffer
nbsp method turns spaces into non-breaking spaces
sending in an array for attribute values (typically CSS classes) concatenates them separated by spaces
The column definition name can be a Proc that gets executed.
Renamed instruct! to instruct (old one remains as a deprecated method for now), as it is no more side-effecting (or dangerous or whatever) than any other method in Widget.
0.1.0 / 2008-02-13
First public release
0.0.1
Was on pivotalrb.rubyforge.org


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Use this formula to calculate the correct border-radius for nested elements:
border-radius
Inner border-radius + Padding = Outer border-radius
Otherwise, it looks like this. Which always results in:
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Basis For Hypothesis Defining Diagram
"Property Qualifier" being the association between a "Hypothesis" and another "Subject Property" forming all or part of the basis for the deduction.
Associations To:
| Zero, One or Many |
basis |
Only One |
Subject Property |
| One or Many |
deduction |
Only One |
Hypothesis |
Supertypes:
Subject Property Qualifier


LEARNING
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{% for word in poem %} {{word}} {% endfor %}
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Conflict Resolver Property Gets or sets the name of a integer property in your documents which is used for the Last Write Wins (LWW) based conflict resolution scheme. By default, the system uses the system defined timestamp property, _ts to decide the winner for the conflicting versions of the document. Specify your own integer property if you want to override the default timestamp based conflict resolution.
Stored procedure Gets or sets the name of a stored procedure (aka merge procedure) for resolving the conflicts. You can write application defined logic to determine the winner of the conflicting versions of a document. The stored procedure will get executed transactionally, exactly once, on the server side. If you do not provide a stored procedure, the conflicts will be populated in the conflicts feed. You can update/re-register the stored procedure at any time.
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MUI.Content.update function has had some enhancements made to it.
 Panel footer have also made a come back and are available again. They also will scroll without scrolling the footer,
All of the color options in Window.js are depreciated. They should now be defined in the CSS.
If you set the background color of .mui-windowTitlebar, a gradient will be created from that value. The gradient will start with the value you gave plus 20% white, and end with the value you assigned plus 20% black. So the color in the middle of the gradient should be the color you defined.
If you want more control over the start and end colors of the gradient then set the background-image of .mui-windowTitlebar in the following way. Here we got a bit creative using a query string appended to a background image.
background: url(../images/spacer.gif?from=fafafa&to=e5e5e5);
"from" is the top color of the gradient. "to" is the bottom color of the gradient. Both must be hex values without the leading # sign.
To style some windows or panels differently than others use the cssClass option. The example windows created from with JSON for instance have been given the class, "jsonExample". We can change their title bar color like so:
.jsonExample .mui-windowTitlebar { background-color: #6db6db; }
It is now even easier to fire window methods and some new methods have been added.
// Element Class methods that get mapped into Mocha controls, panels, and windows $('myWindow').close(); $('myWindow').hide(); $('myWindow').show(); $('myWindow').shake(); $('myWindow').resize({width:500,height:300}); // Additional Window methods that are extended to the element Class instance $('myWindow').minimize(); $('myWindow').maximize(); $('myWindow').restore(); $('myWindow').center(); // depreciated methods MUI.closeColumn('myColumn') - use $('myColumn').close() MUI.closePanel('myPanel') - use $('myPanel').close() MUI.closeWindow('myWindow') - use $('myWindow').close()


Returns the number of nodes in a graph.
Adds a node dependence. "from" is dependent on "to"
Node name.
Node name.
Add a node to the graph.
Node object.
Clears the value of a node and the values of dependent nodes
Node name.
Get dependency node names for a Node by name. (Required nodes for this node to execute).
Node name.
Get dependents node names for a Node by name. (Nodes that require this node to complete).
Node name.
Returns the Node instance given a node name.
Node name.
Checks to see if the graph contains a Node by name.
Node name.
Prints graph nodes and node dependents.
Removes a node dependence. "from" is no longer dependent on "to".
Node name.
Node name.
Remove a node by name from the graph.
Node name.
Resets the graph by resetting each node in the graph.
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Measurement System Class¶
Contains core classes to initialize the measurement system class
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class
dlmfg.core.measurement_system.
HexagonWlsScanner
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The URL from which to get the GTFS feed data.
If provided, uploading the .zip file is not required.
(Note: Uploaded .zip files take precedence over URLs.)
The .zip file that contains the GTFS feed data.
If provided, the GTFS feed URL is not required.
(Note: Uploaded .zip files take precedence over URLs.)
Reset the values in the 'GTFS Transit Feed Configuration' form.
Update the GTFS feed configuration
WITHOUT
updating the GTFS feed data.
(Note: Effects will be immediate. Can be run while the converter is running.)
Update the GTFS feed configuration and data.
Existing feed data on the server will be overwritten.
(Note: Effects will be immediate. Can be run while the converter is running.)
Required:
The URL from which to get the GTFS-Realtime feed messages.
(NOTE: Only Protocol Buffer format feeds are supported.)
Required: The interval, in seconds, at which to poll the GTFS-Realtime feed URL for new messages.
The interval at which to retry the feed URL after a failed a feed request.
Reasons for feed request errors include failure to parse the message and
a message with a timestamp that is not later than the last successful
feed request.
(Default: 2)
The maximum number of feed read retries before simply waiting for the next
regularly scheduled feed read.
(Default: 10)
The .proto file used to parse the GTFS-Realtime feed.
(Default: The gtfs-realtime.proto file provided by Google.)
Reset the values in the 'GTFS-Realtime Feed Configuration' form.
Update the GTFS-Realtime feed configuration.
(Note: Effects will be immediate. Can be run while the converter is running.)
While indexing the GTFS shapes.txt and stops.txt file,
statistics are generated concerning how far away stops are
from the line in shapes.txt representing the path followed by
the train. These
statistics can help reveal anomalies in the GTFS data.
Keep a log of the caught exceptions in the Converter system.
Keep a log of the inferred locations of trains.
Keep a log of the following counts for each GTFS-Realime message:
Keep a log of the unscheduled trips from each GTFS-Realtime message.
Keep a log of the scheduled trips that had incomplete spatial data.
Keep a log if all the incidents in which an error in train tracking
occurred. In most instances, this is the result of a data anomaly.
This log is helpful in discovering patterns of anomalous data
in the GTFS-Realtime feed.
Number of days to keep the log files. A value of zero means delete them at midnight.


A timeline of Andrew Jackson's life
1767 - Born in the Waxhaws
1787 - Passed the bar and moved to Jonesborough, Tennessee
1788 - Apointed Solicitor of the Western District
1796 - Elected as a delegate to the Tennessee constitutional convention
1796 - Elected Tennessee's U.S. Representative
1797 - Elected Tennessee's U.S. Senator
1798 - Resigned Senatorship
1798 - Appointed as judge of Tennessee Supreme Court
1802 - Elected Major General of Tennessee militia
1812 - Battle of New Orleans. Jackson's force defeated a larger British force with minimum casualties
1817 - Led campaign against Seminole Indians, deposted Spanish governor of Florida
1824 - Defeated in the presidential election by by John Quincy Adams. However Jackson's popularity skyrocketed
1828 - Elected President
1828 onwards - Led Indian removal and relocation movement
1829 - Petticoat affair leads to a total overhall of Jackson's cabinet
1832 - Nullification crisis comes to a head
1832 - Vetoed rechartering of the Bank of the United States
1832 - Re-elected President
1835 - Survived assassination attempt by Richard Lawrence, an unemployed painter
1836 - Passed the Specie Circular, leading to the Panic of 1837
1845 - Died at Hermitage Plantation
It is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too
often bend the acts of government to their own
selfish purposes. - Andrew Jackson


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Class StylizedClipboard
- java.lang.Object
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- StylizedClipboard
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class StylizedClipboard extends java.lang.Object
A clipboard used by theStylizedTextPane
. Sets the system clipboard to plain text on cut or copy. If retrieving data from clipboard inside aStylizedTextPane
, the data is returned as characters with their respectiveAttributeSet
A singleton class representing that there exists just one Clipboard
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description (package private) static class
StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter
A container for the attributes of a styled character
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private static StylizedClipboard
clipboard
private java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter>
contents
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Modifier Constructor Description private
StylizedClipboard()
Singleton initializer
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description private void
clear()
Clear the clipboard.(package private) static StylizedClipboard
getClipboard()
Returns the singleton instance of the clipboard(package private) java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter>
getContents()
Returns the contents of the clipboard(package private) java.lang.String
getContentsAsString()
Returns the contents of the clipboard as aString
(package private) void
setContents(java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter> newContents)
Sets the contents of the clipboard from the characters and their attributes provided as anArrayList
argument.private void
setSystemClipboard(java.lang.String s)
Set the system clipboard to theString
provided as the argument
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Field Detail
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clipboard
private static final StylizedClipboard clipboard
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contents
private final java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter> contents
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Method Detail
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getClipboard
static StylizedClipboard getClipboard()
Returns the singleton instance of the clipboard- Returns:
- the clipboard
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getContents
java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter> getContents()
Returns the contents of the clipboard- Returns:
- the contents of the clipboard
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setContents
void setContents(java.util.ArrayList<StylizedClipboard.StylizedCharacter> newContents)
Sets the contents of the clipboard from the characters and their attributes provided as anArrayList
argument.- Parameters:
newContents
- anArrayList
containing the characters and their respective attributes
-
clear
private void clear()
Clear the clipboard. Also clear the system clipboard.
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getContentsAsString
java.lang.String getContentsAsString()
Returns the contents of the clipboard as aString
- Returns:
- String containing the contents of the clipboard.
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setSystemClipboard
private void setSystemClipboard(java.lang.String s)
Set the system clipboard to theString
provided as the argument- Parameters:
s
- the string to which to set the clipboard
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FakeEndServicesCallbackHandler Callback class, Users can extend this class and implement
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| FakeEndServicesStub.AddFile.Factory |
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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| FakeEndServicesStub.RunFileResponse |
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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Factory class that keeps the parse method
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THE parents of a four-week-old baby from Co Antrim have been charged with child cruelty offences.
Amanda Fulton (31) and her husband Christopher Fulton (30) from Rockfield Gardens, Mosside, are charged over alleged offences on November 7.
A court heard the baby suffered a fractured skull, brain injuries and broken ribs and is thought to have long-term brain injuries as well as being blind.
The couple face the same four charges.
They are accused of grievous bodily harm with intent, two counts of child cruelty involving two different children and causing or allowing a child to suffer serious physical harm.
The couple appeared at Coleraine Magistrates' Court on Monday to face the charges but a press ban prevented proceedings from being reported. The ban was lifted at the court on Friday by a district judge.
A police officer told the court the baby was taken to a GP on November 7 before being rushed to hospital in an ambulance.
After stabilising, doctors discovered the baby’s liver was lactated and there were multiple rib fractures.
A police officer said the fact some of the infant's rib fractures were healing led the medical expert to believe this was "not one isolated incident".
On further investigation, another of the couple's children, an older child, was found to have an abrasion below her eye and bruising to the back of her head.
The officer told the court the couple could not explain the injuries to their children.
The court heard a death threat, believed to be from a loyalist paramilitary group, has been issued against the couple and that tensions are running high in the estate where they are from.
The details of the case were outlined during unsuccessful bail applications for both accused.
A defence lawyer queried if ambulance staff had been interviewed to ascertain if any injuries may have caused during transfer of the critically baby to hospital.
He also highlighted the baby was only recently born and enquired if there was an indication injures was caused during labour.
But the court was told this has been ruled out by the examining doctor, along with the fact delivery was by caesarean section.
Bail was refused for both and the couple were remanded in custody to appear again by video-link next month.


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A buncha little infodumps
So I’ve been writing some long-tail content for KKC recently, aiming to cover various topics around some of our longer blog posts.
Now, these are all little snippets, and I was originally intending to just stick them on the blog quietly and not tell anyone about them until Google found them.
But the more I’ve been writing them, the more they’ve been rather fun. And so I thought you guys might enjoy some of them too!
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Choosing a quiet electric kettle (read this one, it’s better)
The Hunt For A Yellow Kettle. Cafetieres
Why, yes, you can buy a gold cafetiere (now with 100% more sarcasm)
Making coffee in a small cafetiere (focussed on good coffee at work)
How a double walled cafetiere can insulate your way to great coffee (Dodgy title but interesting test result)
Why a cafetiere cover will make your coffee better - with SCIENCE! (Fairly basic stuff)
What’s the best steel cafetiere? (I was surprised).
These aren’t full-on KKC madness, so they’re quite short and often quite basic, but hopefully you’ll get some amusement from them anyway!
Oh, and read our infodump on fair trade chocolate facts - it’s IMPORTANT.


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I have a bachelor's degree in History from Colorado College. I am also a licensed EMT-Basic. Please see attached resumé
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I have donated money to John Hickenlooper, Diane Mitsch Bush, Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
I am a member of Roaring Fork Valley for Racial Justice, which is a social organization aimed at finding opportunities to improve racial equity in our community.
My background in medicine and patient care makes me particularly interested in protecting the safety of nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals. During the beginning of the pandemic this spring, I travelled around the Roaring Fork Valley collecting new and used ski goggles to donate to hospitals in need. I collected close to 100 pairs of goggles, sending care packages with the sanitized protective equipment, as well as letters of encouragement and solidarity, to hospitals in Wagoner, OK, Germantown, Puerto Rico, and the Weld County Jail here in Colorado. I am an active member of my community. There are a great many first- and second-generation immigrant families living in my town, and I prioritize patronizing their businesses. I keep my Spanish skills sharp so that I may be of assistance to any person who may need it.
I want to serve Colorado. Our state has an outstanding tradition of involving Colorado's citizens in the political process, from ballot initiatives to this independent redistricting commission, and I would be honored to be a part of this process. I look forward to the opportunity to learn about how congressional districts are drawn, and how exactly citizens will be involved in making such important decisions for Colorado.
Last year I was selected as a juror in a four-day trial here in the 9th Judicial District. It was a profound experience. I saw firsthand the process that enables citizens to be a part of the decisions we make for our community. It felt as though we were serving the defendant as well, and I listened intently to every single word that was spoken during the trial. During deliberations, it was our responsibility to sort through the information we had been given, set any emotions aside, and make a gravely important decision regarding the future of one of our fellow Americans. When presented with the responsibility to be fair and impartial to a man who was facing prison time for his alleged involvement in the aftermath of a murder, I found that it was easy to look objectively at the facts presented. We were all the same race, but we were all different ages and from all different walks of life. The 12 of us did not agree when we first began deliberations, but we but we went around the room, giving each person the opportunity to speak, as we worked through the juror's instructions. I was amazed at how smoothly it went, but it also made sense, as we took our responsibility to the defendant very seriously. Serving on this re-districting committee would also be a sacred civic responsibility, and I would commit to be fair, impartial, and agreeable to my fellow citizens serving on the committee.
With 12 years of experience as an EMT, I have learned to analyze situations without using emotion to impair my judgment. The dynamic nature of running a small business has also taught me to problem-solve while thinking on my feet. As a ski patroller I served as an Accident Investigator for three years. In my training, and the workshops I attended, I learned to gather facts from as many witnesses as possible, take the time to measure every angle and waypoint, and generate a formal, written investigation of the incident for use by the ski area's legal team in courts of law. It was my responsibility to produce these investigations in such a way that I showed no partiality to the ski area, nor to the guest affected by the incident. The best way to do this is apply logic and reason to the problem of generating a fair report.
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“What could be more palpably absurd than the prospect held of locomotives travelling twice as fast as stagecoaches?”
The Quarterly Review, March 1825
“That any general system of conveying passengers would … go at a velocity exceeding ten miles per hour, or thereabouts, is extremely improbable.”
Thomas Tredgold, British railway designer,
Practical Treatise on Railroads and Carriages, 1835
“Rail travel at high speed is not possible because the passengers, unable to breathe, would die of asphyxia.”¹
Dr Dionysius Lardner (1793–1859), professor of natural philosophy
and astronomy at University College, London