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Class: Aws::Lightsail::Types::RenewalSummary
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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self,
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-lightsail/lib/aws-sdk-lightsail/types.rb |
Overview
Describes the status of a SSL/TLS certificate renewal managed by Amazon Lightsail.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#domain_validation_records ⇒ Array<Types::DomainValidationRecord>
rw
An array of objects that describe the domain validation records of the certificate.
-
#renewal_status ⇒ String
rw
The renewal status of the certificate.
-
#renewal_status_reason ⇒ String
rw
The reason for the renewal status of the certificate.
-
#updated_at ⇒ Time
rw
The timestamp when the certificate was last updated.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#domain_validation_records ⇒ Array
<Types::DomainValidationRecord> (rw)
An array of objects that describe the domain validation records of the certificate.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lightsail/lib/aws-sdk-lightsail/types.rb', line 13302
class RenewalSummary < Struct.new( :domain_validation_records, :renewal_status, :renewal_status_reason, :updated_at) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#renewal_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The renewal status of the certificate.
The following renewal status are possible:
PendingAutoRenewal
-::Aws::Lightsail
is attempting to automatically validate the domain names of the certificate. No further action is required.PendingValidation
-::Aws::Lightsail
couldn't automatically validate one or more domain names of the certificate. You must take action to validate these domain names or the certificate won't be renewed. Check to make sure your certificate's domain validation records exist in your domain's DNS, and that your certificate remains in use.Success
- All domain names in the certificate are validated, and Lightsail renewed the certificate. No further action is required.Failed
- One or more domain names were not validated before the certificate expired, and Lightsail did not renew the certificate. You can request a new certificate using theCreateCertificate
action.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lightsail/lib/aws-sdk-lightsail/types.rb', line 13302
class RenewalSummary < Struct.new( :domain_validation_records, :renewal_status, :renewal_status_reason, :updated_at) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#renewal_status_reason ⇒ String
(rw)
The reason for the renewal status of the certificate.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lightsail/lib/aws-sdk-lightsail/types.rb', line 13302
class RenewalSummary < Struct.new( :domain_validation_records, :renewal_status, :renewal_status_reason, :updated_at) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#updated_at ⇒ Time
(rw)
The timestamp when the certificate was last updated.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-lightsail/lib/aws-sdk-lightsail/types.rb', line 13302
class RenewalSummary < Struct.new( :domain_validation_records, :renewal_status, :renewal_status_reason, :updated_at) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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6 But I show covenant faithfulness to thousands of those who love me and keep my commandments.
7 You must not take the name of me, Yahweh your God, in vain, for I will not hold guiltless anyone who takes my name in vain.
8 Remember the Sabbath day, to dedicate it to me.
9 You must labor and do all your work for six days.
10 But the seventh day is a Sabbath for me, Yahweh your God.  Therefore I, Yahweh, blessed the Sabbath day and dedicated it to myself.
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20 Moses said to the people, "Do not be afraid, for God has come to test you so that the honor of him may be in you, and so that you do not sin."
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Sample video caption
The Div
Class
To represent each division (or div) in our system, we're going to need a class. This class will contain the div's properties along with methods to render and iterate the system. To visualize a div, we'll draw a rectange defined by two x-y coordinates.
class Div {
// Coordinates defining rectangle
float x1;
float y1;
float x2;
float y2;
Div(float x1, float y1, float x2, float y2) {
// Constructor for first div
this.x1 = x1;
this.y1 = y1;
this.x2 = x2;
this.y2 = y2;
}
void iterate() {
// Do something
}
void render() {
// Draw rectangle
rect(x1, y1, x2-x1, y2-y1);
}
}
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To represent each division (or div) in our system, we're going to need a class. This class will contain the div's properties along with methods to render and iterate the system. To visualize a div, we'll draw a
$$newRatio[i] = ogRatio[i] + \frac{\sin{(2\pi\cdot ogRatio[i] + 2\pi t)}}{10}$$
To represent each division (or div) in our system, we're going to need a class. This class will contain the div's properties along with methods to render and iterate the system. To visualize a div, we'll draw a
- Add motion blur
- Extrude into 3D by adding a height value (see this Tweet)
- Dynamically change the
strokeWeight()
value depending on the layer - Vary the functions used in the
iterate()
method and theadjustRatios()
method - Change div colors based on their parent's color
- Use shapes other than squares/rectangles
$$\begin{split} x(s)&=\sin{s}+2\sin{2s}\\ y(s)&=\cos{s}-2\cos{2s}\\ z(s)&=-\sin{3s}\\ \end{split}$$


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m.route
Routing is a system that allows creating Single-Page-Applications (SPA), i.e. applications that can go from a page to another without causing a full browser refresh.
It enables seamless navigability while preserving the ability to bookmark each page individually, and the ability to navigate the application via the browser's history mechanism.
This method overloads four different units of functionality:
m.route(rootElement, defaultRoute, routes)
- defines the available URLs in an application, and their respective modulesm.route(path)
- redirects to another routem.route()
- returns the currently active routem.route(element)
- an extension to link elements that unobtrusively abstracts away the routing mode
Routing is single-page-application (SPA) friendly, and can be implemented using either location.hash
, HTML5 URL rewriting or location.querystring
. See m.route.mode
for the caveats of each implementation.
Defining routes
Usage
To define a list of routes, you need to specify a host DOM element, a default route and a key-value map of possible routes and respective modules to be rendered.
The example below defines three routes, to be rendered in
. home
, login
and dashboard
are modules. We'll see how to define a module in a bit.
m.route(document.body, "/", {
"/": home,
"/login": login,
"/dashboard": dashboard,
});
Routes can take arguments, by prefixing words with a colon :
The example below shows a route that takes an userID
parameter
//a sample module
var dashboard = {
controller: function() {
this.id = m.route.param("userID");
},
view: function(controller) {
return m("div", controller.id);
}
}
//define a route
m.route(document.body, "/dashboard/johndoe", {
"/dashboard/:userID": dashboard
});
//setup routes to start w/ the `#` symbol
m.route.mode = "hash";
This redirects to the URL http://server/#/dashboard/johndoe
and yields:
johndoe
Above, dashboard
is a module. It contains a controller
and a view
properties. When the URL matches a route, the respective module's controller is instantiated and passed as a parameter to the view.
In this case, since there's only route, the app redirects to the default route "/dashboard/johndoe"
.
The string johndoe
is bound to the :userID
parameter, which can be retrieved programmatically in the controller via m.route.param("userID")
.
The m.route.mode
defines which part of the URL to use for routing.
Variadic routes
We can append an ellipsis (...
) to the name of a route argument to allow it to match URL snippets that contain slashes:
m.route(document.body, "/files/pictures/pic1.jpg", {
"/files/:file...": gallery
});
m.route.param("file") === "pictures/pic1.jpg"
m.route(document.body, "/blog/2014/01/20/articles", {
"/blog/:date.../articles": articleList
});
m.route.param("date") === "2014/01/20"
Note that Mithril checks for route matches in the order the routes are defined, so you should put variadic routes at the bottom of the list to prevent them from matching other more specific routes.
m.route(document.body, "/blog/archive/2014", {
"/blog/:date...": module1, //for the default path in the line above, this route matches first!
"/blog/archive/:year": module2
});
m.route.param("date") === "archive/2014"
//the routes should be flipped around to get `m.route.param("year") == "2014"`
Routes with querystrings
In addition to route parameters, it's possible to pass arbitrary data to m.route.param
using the querystring
m.route("/grid?sortby=date&dir=desc")
var sortBy = m.route.param("sortby") // "date"
var dir = m.route.param("dir") // "desc"
Running clean up code on route change
If a module's controller implements an instance method called onunload
, this method will be called when a route changes.
var home = {};
home.controller = function() {
this.onunload = function() {
console.log("unloading home module");
};
};
var dashboard = {};
dashboard.controller = function() {};
dashboard.view = function() {};
//go to the default route (home)
m.route(document.body, "/", {
"/": home,
"/dashboard": dashboard,
});
//re-route to dashboard
m.route("/dashboard"); // logs "unloading home"
This mechanism is useful to clear timers and unsubscribe event handlers. If you have a hierarchy of components, you can recursively call unload
on all the components in the tree or use a pubsub library to unload specific components on demand.
Signature
void route(DOMElement rootElement, String defaultRoute, Object<Module> routes) { String mode, String param(String key) }
where:
Module :: Object { void controller(), void view(Object controllerInstance) }
DOMElement root
A DOM element which will contain the view's template.
String defaultRoute
The route to redirect to if the current URL does not match any of the defined routes
Object
routes A key-value map of possible routes and their respective modules. Keys are expected to be absolute pathnames, but can include dynamic parameters. Dynamic parameters are words preceded by a colon
:
{'/path/to/page/': pageModule}
- a route with a basic pathname{'/path/to/page/:id': pageModule}
- a route with a pathname that contains a dynamic parameter calledid
. This route would be selected if the URL was/path/to/page/1
,/path/to/page/test
, etc{'/user/:userId/book/:bookId': userBookModule}
- a route with a pathname that contains two parametersDynamic parameters are wild cards that allow selecting a module based on a URL pattern. The values that replace the dynamic parameters in a URL are available via
m.route.param()
Note that the URL component used to resolve routes is dependent on
m.route.mode
. By default, the querystring is considered the URL component to test against the routes collectionIf the current page URL matches a route, its respective module is activated. See
m.module
for information on modules.-
m.route.mode
String mode
The
m.route.mode
property defines which URL portion is used to implement the routing mechanism. Its value can be set to either "search", "hash" or "pathname". Default value is "search". Note that if you're changing this configuration value, you should change it before callingm.route
.search
mode uses the querystring (i.e.?
). This allows named anchors (i.e.Back to top
,
) to work on the page, but routing changes causes page refreshes in IE8, due to its lack of support forhistory.pushState
.Example URL:
http://server/?/path/to/page
hash
mode uses the hash (i.e.#
). It's the only mode in which routing changes do not cause page refreshes in any browser. However, this mode does not support named anchors.Example URL:
http://server/#/path/to/page
pathname
mode allows routing URLs that contains no special characters, however this mode requires server-side setup in order to support bookmarking and page refreshes. It also causes page refreshes in IE8.Example URL:
http://server/path/to/page
The simplest server-side setup possible to support pathname mode is to serve the same content regardless of what URL is requested. In Apache, this URL rewriting can be achieved using ModRewrite.
-
m.route.param
String param(String key)
Route parameters are dynamic values that can be extracted from the URL based on the signature of the currently active route.
A route without parameters looks like this:
"/path/to/page/"
A route with parameters might look like this:
"/path/to/page/:id"
- here,id
is the name of the route parameterIf the currently active route is
/dashboard/:userID
and the current URL is/dashboard/johndoe
, then callingm.route.param("userID")
returns"johndoe"
Querystring parameters in a route are also available in this collection automatically.
"/grid?sortby=date"
- here,m.route.param("sortby")
returns"date"
String key
The name of a route parameter
returns String value
The value that maps to the parameter specified by
key
Redirecting
Usage
You can programmatically redirect to another page. Given the example in the "Defining Routes" section:
m.route("/dashboard/marysue");
redirects to http://server/#/dashboard/marysue
Signature
void route(String path [, any params])
String path
The route to redirect to. Note that to redirect to a different page outside of the scope of Mithril's routing, you should use
window.location
any params
Parameters to pass as a querystring
Reading the currently active route
Usage
Mithril updates the native location
object after rendering in order to allow the browser's history.pushState
API to correctly show descriptive history entries (e.g. for Chrome's Ctrl+H page).
In order to retrieve the currently active route in a controller, you can use m.route()
. This returns the portion of the URL determined by m.route.mode
(minus the ?
or #
symbols for the search
and hash
modes, respectively).
//if the location bar is "http://example.com/?/foo/bar"
//and m.route.mode is `search`
//then `currentRoute == "/foo/bar"`
var currentRoute = m.route();
Signature
String route()
returns String route
returns the currently active route
Mode abstraction
Usage
This method is meant to be used with a virtual element's config
attribute. For example:
//Note that the '#' is not required in `href`, thanks to the `config` setting.
m("a[href='/dashboard/alicesmith']", {config: m.route});
This makes the href behave correctly regardless of which m.route.mode
is selected. It's a good practice to always use the idiom above, instead of hardcoding ?
or #
in the href attribute.
See m()
for more information on virtual elements.
Signature
void route(DOMElement element, Boolean isInitialized)
DOMElement element
an anchor element

with anhref
attribute that points to a routeBoolean isInitialized
the method does not run if this flag is set to true. This is to make the method compatible with virtual DOM elements'
config
attribute (seem()
)


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java.lang.Object ch.chnoch.thesis.renderer.box2d.Box2DBody
public class Box2DBody
This class represents a body in the Box2D physics world. It contains a
Body
object, which is a rigid body as well as a BodyDef
object, that holds all the information necessary to create a rigid body. This
is the physical equivalent of a ShapeNode
in the library. If the
physics simulation is used, every ShapeNode has an associated Box2DBody.
| Nested Class Summary | |
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static class |
Box2DBody.TType
The Enum TType. |
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Box2DBody(javax.vecmath.Vector2f position,
Box2DWorld world,
Box2DShape shape,
boolean hasMass,
boolean createJoint)
Instantiates a new box2 d body. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
createShape(Box2DShape shape,
boolean hasMass)
Creates the shape. |
float |
getAngle()
Gets the angle. |
javax.vecmath.Vector2f |
getCurrentPosition()
Gets the current position. |
javax.vecmath.Vector2f |
getPreviousPosition()
Gets the previous position. |
Box2DShape |
getShape()
Gets the shape. |
Box2DBody.TType |
getType()
Gets the type. |
void |
move(float x,
float y)
Moves the joint to a new position. |
void |
removeJoint()
Removes the joint. |
void |
setLinearVelocity(float x,
float y)
Sets the linear velocity. |
void |
setPreviousPosition(javax.vecmath.Vector2f pos)
Sets the previous position. |
void |
setType(Box2DBody.TType type)
Sets the type. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public Box2DBody(javax.vecmath.Vector2f position, Box2DWorld world, Box2DShape shape, boolean hasMass, boolean createJoint)
position
- the position of the objectworld
- a reference to the Box2DWorld
shape
- the corresponding Box2DShape
of this bodyhasMass
- a boolean indicating whether this body has a mass, i.e.
whether it is affected by gravitycreateJoint
- Joints are used for user interactions. Disable if a body
shouldn't be moved.| Method Detail |
|---|
public javax.vecmath.Vector2f getCurrentPosition()
public javax.vecmath.Vector2f getPreviousPosition()
public void setPreviousPosition(javax.vecmath.Vector2f pos)
pos
- the new previous positionpublic void move(float x, float y)
x
- the x-coordinatey
- the y-coordinatepublic void removeJoint()
public void setType(Box2DBody.TType type)
type
- the new typepublic Box2DBody.TType getType()
public void setLinearVelocity(float x, float y)
x
- the xy
- the ypublic float getAngle()
public void createShape(Box2DShape shape, boolean hasMass)
shape
- the shapehasMass
- the has masspublic Box2DShape getShape()
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Class
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Through the Compaq ASE Program, the ASE develops
and maintains a high standard of Compaq expertise to help ensure
optimum integration and configuration of Compaq based solutions.
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For function "log", write the missing
base case condition and the recursive call. This function
computes the log of "n" to the base "b".
As an example: log 8 to the base 2 equals 3
since 8 = 2*2*2. We can find this by dividing 8 by 2 until we
reach 1, and we count the number of divisions we made.
You should assume that "n" is exactly "b" to some integer
power.
The log of any number x
to
base x
is 1. Every time the recursive call
is executed it should increment the count for how many
times we can divide b by n.


File Security Dialog
The File Security Dialog lets you modify the security settings for the current file. It can be accessed from the File / File Security... menu option or from the File / Save As... dialog's Options... button.
Select a type of encryption and enter a password to password-protect and encrypt the file.
| Encryption | The type of encryption to use when encrypting this file. Currently NeoMem offers only one type of encryption. |
| Password | Enter a password, up to 16 characters, to protect the file. Longer passwords provide more protection from brute-force cracking methods. Be sure to write this down in a safe place! |
Note: To turn off password protection and encryption, just select an encryption type of None.


SiglentWaterfall¶
Introduction¶
This program obtains trace information from a Siglent oscilloscope and displays them as a three dimension plot displaying a scrolling history of recent traces. The plot can be rotated and zoomed in our out using point devices.
The application is written in Python3 on and uses multi-programming techniques to allow the program to use multiple cores.
Communication with the oscilloscope uses the visa instrument control infrastructure.
Usage¶
To start the program from the command line, see the following usage.:
Usage: siglent [OPTIONS]
Siglent
Display a YT display and (optionally) a waterfall display of scope traces
obtained from an SDS 1204X-E oscilloscope.
Options:
-r, --rows INTEGER Rows in waterfall display (number of traces)
-c, --cols INTEGER columns in waterfall display (samples/trace)
--waterfall Show the 3D Display
--channel TEXT Scope channel to capture (default=C1)
-n, --name TEXT VISA Address of the oscilloscope [required]
-v, --verbose Be verbose. Invoke twice for more verbosity
-L, --log-file PATH Log file Name.
-t, --timeout INTEGER Foreground process timeout in seconds (debug only)
-b, --bgtimeout INTEGER Background process timeout in seconds (debug only)
--help Show this message and exit.
For example:
siglent -n tcpip::<IP_ADDRESS> -vv --waterfall
Will start the Siglent Waterfall program reading from the instrument at IP Address 192,168.1.201, being extremely verbose (debug level), and will display both the 2D and 3D displays.
siglent -n tcpip::<IP_ADDRESS> -v
Will start the Siglent Waterfall program reading from the instrument at IP Address 192,168.1.201, being a little verbose (info level), and will display only 2D and 3D display.
SiglentWaterfall Modules¶
Main¶
Background¶
Generate a stream of vectors read from a siglent oscilloscope
-
class
background.
Acquire
(address, channel, cols)¶ Acquire traces from the oscilloscope
This class sets up the oscilloscope, then reads data from it continuously, posting those trace information to a queue that is processed by the main program. This code is run in a multiprocess environment allowing it to run independently of the main program. Hopefully, it runs on its own core.
- Parameters
address (str) – The visa address of the instrument
channel (str) – The channel to read from the scope. Defaults to ‘C1’. Values can be C1, C2, C3, C4 or math
cols (int) – The number of points to place in each vector. This controls the skip factor in the waveform setup. This decimates the 14K (or more) points in the scope memory down to a manaeable number of points
-
update
()¶ Read the next trace from the oscillocope
Read parameters as to the format and scale of the trace, read the raw data points, apply scale and offset information to the data
- Returns: False if there is an error. Otherwise, return a
tuple of two equal size lists of float. The first element is a list of float representing time values, and a list of float representing voltages.
-
exception
background.
ScopeInitializationError
¶
-
background.
main
(cols, timeout, address, channel, pipe)¶ Stream traces from a Siglent oscilloscope to a pipe.
Read traces from a Siglent 1204x-E oscilloscope and stream those traces to the main program through a pipe. We also will receive commands through that pipe. Handle those commands and respnd to those cmmands through the pipe as well. Commands and responses to those commands will be of the type ‘Message’ from the class defined above. The traces are sent as a 2-tuple of lists. The first list represents the time values of the samples, while the second list represents the voltages at the time values.
- Parameters
cols (int) – The expected size of the lists to be sent through the pipe.
timeout (int) – The maximum time this process is to run. 0 implys no timeout
address (str) – The visa address of the oscilloscope
channel (str) – The name of the oscilloscope channel to stream.
pipe (pipe) – The pipe through which data are communicated to and from the main program.
- Returns
None
- Return type
None
Log¶
-
log.
setLog
(LogLevelStr)¶ Set the log level to be used during this run. This program uses logging to provide warning, info, and debug level messages. Wwarnings are always enabled. info level messages are considered to be “Verbose”.
- Parameters
LogLevelStr – A string representing on of the members of logging that define log levels (“CRITICAL”, DEBUG”, “ERROR”, “FATAL” (“INFO”, “NOTSET”, WARN, “WARNING”)
TwoDGraph¶
-
class
TwoDGraph.
Graph
(rows, title='YT Display')¶ Create a window in which to display the YT display
The window contains two grids and the YT display. The axes are time, and amplitude.
- Parameters
rows (int) – Defines the horizontal size of plot in samples.
- Keyword Arguments
title (str) – The name of the window. Defaults to YT Display
-
np
= <module 'numpy' from '/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/numpy/__init__.py'>¶
-
pg
= <module 'pyqtgraph' from '/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/pyqtgraph/__init__.py'>¶
-
update
(data)¶ Obtain next chunk of data, update the waterfall display
ThreeDGraph¶
-
class
ThreeDGraph.
Graph
(rows, cols, title='3D Waterfall Display', distance=50)¶ Create a window in which to display the 3d display
The window contains two grids and the 3d display. The axes are time (history of former traces) , time (for a given trace) and amplitude of the points in the trace. The grids are on the (history)time-amplitude and (history) time-time axes. No grid is generated for the (trace) time-amplitude axes so as not to occlude the line-of-site of the display
- Parameters
rows (int) – Defines the size of the waterfall in rows. This value represents the numper of points per trace.
cols (int) – Defines the size of the waterfall in columns. This value represents the depth of the storage. This is the number of traces to display
- Keyword Arguments
title (str) – The name of the waterfall window. Defaults to 3d Waterfall Display
distance (int) – The inital distance of the observer from the 3D display
-
np
= <module 'numpy' from '/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/numpy/__init__.py'>¶
-
pg
= <module 'pyqtgraph' from '/usr/lib/python3.8/site-packages/pyqtgraph/__init__.py'>¶
-
update
(data)¶ Obtain next chunk of data, update the waterfall display
License¶
This program is licensed under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2020 Eric Waller
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the “Software”), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Third Party Software¶
The following modules, not provided by Python or the Siglent Waterfall repository, are required at run time and are installed automatically by pip:
Module Name |
Version |
Description |
Python |
3.8 |
Interpreter |
Click |
7.0 |
Command line interface |
numpy |
17.4 |
Vector Math |
PyOpenGL |
3.1.0 |
3D graphics engine |
PyQt5 |
5.13.2 |
GUI subsystem |
PyQt5-sip |
12.7.0 |
GUI subsystem |
pyqtgraph |
0.10.0 |
graphing package |
pyVISA |
1.10.1 |
Instrument control |
scipy |
1.3.3 |
Vector math |
This program does use Sphinx to automatically generate documentation from the doc strings in the Python code itself. Sphinx can create man files, HTML files, pdf files, and others. This program uses the HTML documentation for the web application and pdf files for written manuals. It also generates man files for reference when running on Linux from a command line.
The following top level modules are required to build the documentation for this program suite. These modules may have dependencies of their own and are system dependent. These are not automatically installed.
Module Name |
Version |
Organization |
Description |
Sphinx |
1.8.1 |
Documentation Generator |
|
texlive |
2018.48568 |
Web Template Engine |
To build the HTML documentation, from the root directory, run:
make html
To build the pdf documentation, from the root directory, run:
make latexpdf
To build the man documentation, from the root directory, run:
make man


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Node-RED
Low-code programming for event-driven applications
Latest version: v3.0.2 (npm)
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Node-RED is a programming tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs and online services in new and interesting ways.
It provides a browser-based editor that makes it easy to wire together flows using the wide range of nodes in the palette that can be deployed to its runtime in a single-click.
Node-RED provides a browser-based flow editor that makes it easy to wire together flows using the wide range of nodes in the palette. Flows can be then deployed to the runtime in a single-click.
JavaScript functions can be created within the editor using a rich text editor.
A built-in library allows you to save useful functions, templates or flows for re-use.
The light-weight runtime is built on Node.js, taking full advantage of its event-driven, non-blocking model. This makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network on low-cost hardware such as the Raspberry Pi as well as in the cloud.
With over 225,000 modules in Node's package repository, it is easy to extend the range of palette nodes to add new capabilities.
The flows created in Node-RED are stored using JSON which can be easily imported and exported for sharing with others.
An online flow library allows you to share your best flows with the world.
Node-RED is built on Node.js, taking full advantage of its event-driven, non-blocking model. This makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network on low-cost hardware such as the Raspberry Pi as well as in the cloud.
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I am a 28-year-old lifelong resident of Memphis, Tennessee. The cities I can see myself living in are Tallahassee, Birmingham, and Jackson, Mississippi.
I am employed with a local forprofit organization called Give Good that finds employment for local people on the autism spectrum. We have partnered with local candy companies, such as Dinstuhl's, who made products, such as toffee. We have sold them at several locations around town.
My interests include dogs, nature, cities and countries, houses, news, the paranormal, and people.
My hobbies are comedy (recording myself pretending to be on stage), pranks, listening to music and the police scanner, and running.
I love junk food. Every now and then, I like to reminisce about my past and plan new memories.
My favorite places to vacation are Seaside, Florida and my grandmother's house on 400 acres of countryside.
I would make a good fullstack developer, because of my detail-oriented and organized way of thinking. I think in a step-by-step way and I like to consider all possibilities. I believe this is what it takes to become a good programmer.
In addition to becoming a software developer, I want to work at a state or national park or forest. I want to study wildlife biology for a second career if I have time. Otherwise, it will be a hobby.
If I could work at any state or national park or forest I wanted, it would either be Everglades National Park or Homochitto National Forest. I like the ecosystems of both and know the wildlife there.


Edit Table
Hit the edit table button if you want to perform one of the following
Rename the table
{% if dialect == 'postgresql' %}
Change the schema which the table is on
{% elif dialect == 'mysql' %}
Change the character set used in the table
{% endif %}
{% include 'tbl/tbl_ops_forms.html' with form=tbl_edit_form form_name='tbl_edit_form' %}
{% if dialect == 'postgresql' %}
Vacuum Table
To recover or reuse disk space occupied by updated or deleted rows.
To update data statistics used by the PostgreSQL query planner.
To protect against loss of very old data due to transaction ID wraparound.
{% include 'tbl/tbl_ops_forms.html' with form=tbl_vacuum_form form_name='tbl_vacuum_form' %}
Analyze Table
ANALYZE collects statistics about the contents of tables in the database, and stores the results in a system catalog.
Subsequently, the query planner uses these statistics to help determine the most efficient execution plans for queries.
{% csrf_token %}
Reindex Table
REINDEX rebuilds an index using the data stored in the index's table, replacing the old copy of the index.
{% csrf_token %}
{% endif %}


A control used to select one or more fixed values.
Use the Titanium.UI.createPicker
method to create a picker control.
On Android, the useSpinner
property must be enabled to support multiple columns.
Adding views to picker rows is only supported on iOS.
| change | Fired when the value of any column's row is changed. |
Adds rows or columns to the picker.
Arguments
| data | [Array<Titanium.UI.PickerRow>Titanium.UI.PickerRowArray<Titanium.UI.PickerColumn>Titanium.UI.PickerColumn] | A row, set of rows, a column of rows or a set of columns of rows. When this method is used to add a row or set of rows, a single-column picker is created. |
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the columns property.
Gets the value of the countDownDuration property.
Gets the value of the format24 property.
Gets the value of the locale property.
Gets the value of the maxDate property.
Gets the value of the minDate property.
Gets the value of the minuteInterval property.
Gets the selected row for a column, or null
if none exists.
Arguments
| index | [Number] | A column index. |
Gets the value of the selectionIndicator property.
Gets the value of the type property.
Gets the value of the useSpinner property.
Gets the value of the value property.
Gets the value of the visibleItems property.
Repopulates values for a column.
Arguments
| column | [Titanium.UI.PickerColumn] | Column to repopulate. |
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the columns property.
Arguments
| columns | [Array<Titanium.UI.PickerColumn>] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the countDownDuration property.
Arguments
| countDownDuration | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the format24 property.
Arguments
| format24 | [Boolean] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the locale property.
Arguments
| locale | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the maxDate property.
Arguments
| maxDate | [Date] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the minDate property.
Arguments
| minDate | [Date] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the minuteInterval property.
Arguments
| minuteInterval | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Selects a column's row.
Arguments
| column | [Number] | A column index. |
| row | [Number] | A row index. |
| animated | [Boolean] | Determines whether the selection should be animated. (iPhone, iPad-only) |
Sets the value of the selectionIndicator property.
Arguments
| selectionIndicator | [Boolean] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the type property.
Arguments
| type | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the useSpinner property.
Arguments
| useSpinner | [Boolean] | New value for the property. |
Sets the date and time value property for Date pickers.
Arguments
| date | [Object] | A Javascript Date object. |
| suppressEvent | [Boolean] | Determines whether a change event is fired. |
Sets the value of the visibleItems property.
Arguments
| visibleItems | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Shows Date picker as a modal dialog.
Arguments
| dictObj | [Object] | Dictionary object with a subset of Titanium.UI.Picker properties and a callback defined. Acceptable object properties are callback, okButtonTitle, title and value. |
Shows Time picker as a modal dialog.
Arguments
| dictObj | [Object] | Dictionary object with a subset of Titanium.UI.Picker properties and a callback defined. Acceptable object properties are callback, format24, okButtonTitle, title and value. |
Event properties
| column |
[Titanium.UI.PickerColumn] The column object. On iOS and Mobile Web, only applicable to |
| columnIndex |
[Number] Selected column index. On iOS and Mobile Web, only applicable to |
| countDownDuration |
[Number] The selected duration in milliseconds. Applicable to |
| row |
[Titanium.UI.PickerRow] The row object. On iOS and Mobile Web, only applicable to |
| rowIndex |
[Number] Selected row index. On iOS and Mobile Web, only applicable to |
| selectedValue |
[Array Array of selected values, one element per column in the picker. Applicable to
|
| source |
[Object] Source object that fired the event. |
| type |
[String] Name of the event fired. |
| value |
[String] The selected value. Applicable to date/time pickers only. This property is read-only on Android. |


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Recipe 4.15. Associating Multiple Values with Each Key in a DictionaryCredit: Michael Chermside ProblemYou need a dictionary that maps each key to multiple values. SolutionBy nature, a dictionary is a one-to-one mapping, but it's not hard to make it one-to-manyin other words, to make one key map to multiple values. Your choice of one of two possible approaches depends on how you want to treat duplications in the set of values for a key. The following approach, based on using lists as the dict's values, allows such duplications: d1 = { } d.setdefault(key, [ ]).append(value) while an alternative approach, based on using sub-dicts as the dict's values, automatically eliminates duplications of values: d2 = { } d2.setdefault(key, { })[value] = 1 In Python 2.4, the no-duplication approach can equivalently be coded: d3 = { } d3.setdefault(key, set( )).add(value) DiscussionA normal dictionary performs a simple mapping of each key to one value. This recipe shows three easy, efficient ways to achieve a mapping of each key to multiple values, by holding as the dictionary's values lists, sub-dicts, or, in Python 2.4, sets. The semantics of the list-based approach differ slightly but importantly from those of the other two in terms of how they deal with duplication. Each approach relies on the setdefault method of a dictionary, covered earlier in Recipe 4.10, to initialize the entry for a key in the dictionary, if needed, and in any case to return said entry. You need to be able to do more than just add values for a key. With the first approach, which uses lists and allows duplications, here's how to retrieve the list of values for a key: list_of_values = d1[key] Here's how to remove one value for a key, if you don't mind leaving empty lists as items of d1 when the last value for a key is removed: d1[key].remove(value) Despite the empty lists, it's still easy to test for the existence of a key with at least one valuejust use a function that always returns a list (maybe an empty one), such as: def get_values_if_any(d, key): return d.get(key, [ ]) For example, to check whether 'freep' is among the values (if any) for key 'somekey' in dictionary d1, you can code: if 'freep' in get_values_if_any(d1, 'somekey'). The second approach, which uses sub-dicts and eliminates duplications, can use rather similar idioms. To retrieve the list of values for a key: list_of_values = list(d2[key]) To remove one value for a key, leaving empty dictionaries as items of d2 when the last value for a key is removed: del d2[key][value] In the third approach, showing the Python 2.4-only version d3, which uses sets, this would be: d3[key].remove(value) One possibility for the get_values_if_any function in either the second or third (duplication-removing) approaches would be: def get_values_if_any(d, key): return list(d.get(key, ( ))) This recipe focuses on how to code the raw functionality, but, to use this functionality in a systematic way, you'll probably want to wrap up this code into a class. For that purpose, you need to make some of the design decisions that this recipe highlights. Do you want a value to be in the entry for a key multiple times? (Is the entry for each key a bag rather than a set, in mathematical terms?) If so, should remove just reduce the number of occurrences by 1, or should it wipe out all of them? This is just the beginning of the choices you have to make, and the right choices depend on the specifics of your application. See AlsoRecipe 4.10; the Library Reference and Python in a Nutshell sections on mapping types; Recipe 18.8 for an implementation of the bag type. |


PISCATAWAY, N.J., May 31, 2016 – The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Industry Standards and Technology Organization (IEEE-ISTO) Printer Working Group (PWG) will present June 4 and June 6, 2016 at the Drupa 2016 international printing conference on its new standard for communicating 3D print jobs and status over a network and how open standards for protocols and file formats can accelerate the development of 3D printing ecosystems.
PWG IPP Working Group Co-Chair Paul Tykodi will speak in Hall 07a – stand C41 of the 3D Fab + Print organization, a global community for 3D printing and fabrication. His talk, “How Standards Can Help Foster Growth in the 3D Printing Environment”, will describe how the PWG is extending its industry standard Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) to support the needs of the 3D Printing environment and bring the existing capabilities of IPP to 3D Printing environments.
Tykodi will discuss how the PWG's Internet Printing Protocol (IPP) attributes, values, and operations will facilitate simplified discovery of 3D printer characteristics and capabilities, provide robust delivery of 3D jobs, and enable in-band status monitoring of 3D printers and print jobs. He also will discuss benefits of standardization to manufacturers and software developers who can more easily support both stand-alone network deployments and locally attached USB deployments with a single technology.
The PWG is a program of the IEEE Industry Standards and Technology Organization (ISTO). Members include printer makers, print server developers, operating system vendors, network operating system developers, network connectivity vendors and print management application providers. For more information see http://www.pwg.org/3d/.
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JURASSIC PARK III ** (out of four) starring Sam Neill, William H. Macy, Téa Leoni, Alessandro Nivola screenplay by Peter Buchman and Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor directed by Joe Johnston
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_Jurassic Park III_ is completely critic proof, a smirking cash machine with its amplifiers turned to "11." That it happens to be an amazingly tight little film (every single element of its first half predicts a correlative in the second) doesn't excuse its bratty attitude. If _Jurassic Park III_ were the insolent snot-nosed little punk it most resembles, it'd be turning out its lower lip whilst jutting an insouciant chin at potential critics and naysayers: "Go ahead," the pipsqueak would say, "hit me with your best shot."
Okay, here goes.
The action sequences are occasionally gripping, although for the brevity of the film (a scant 85 minutes dripping wet), there's a surprising amount of downtime. And while there are twice as many visual effects in _Jurassic Park III_ as there were in the first two films combined, they come in showcase clusters. To a one, they are either paced so oddly that they point more to a potential greatness than any kind of real thrill (a fitfully entertaining pteronodon attack), are unforgivably truncated (a neat battle between a tyrannosaurus and a spinosaurus), or just disappoint outright (the egregious misuse of the "primate-smart" velociraptors)--and that's when you can see what's happening through the hyper-cuts and murky cinematography.
What should have been a breathless breakneck pursuit/escape sequence involving a whole pack of raptors resolves itself with an extended stand-off situation in which humans and lizards engage in a limp-wristed staring contest, and the ending is so vein-poppingly ludicrous that I have, in my time, imagined more plausible rescues in the sandbox with my army men ("and then here comes the spaceship--ptchoo! ptchoo!"). The denouement, and, frankly, the rest of the film, is so ridiculous, in fact, that something troubling occurred to me: _Jurassic Park III_ is making fun of my having looked forward to it.
Dr. Alan Grant (Sam Neill) is on a dig when a rich couple, Paul and Amanda Kirby (William H. Macy and Téa Leoni), offers his foundation a massive sum of money to accompany them on a flyover of Isla Sorna, the beastie-infested island from the second Jurassic Park film.
_Jurassic Park III_ doesn't work very well because it thinks it's smarter than it is--sort of a postmodern _Scream_-type thing with mildly sarcastic attempts at turning the el blando Dr. Grant into a slacker version of Indiana Jones. As written by Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor, the pair behind the scathing _Citizen Ruth_ and _Election_, there is not a line in _Jurassic Park III_ free of dramatic irony, campy foreshadowing, and Gen-X wry.  By the eighth or ninth time a character stops another character and whispers, "wait...listen...you hear that?" one either nods wisely, secure that the attempts by Payne and Taylor to mock the _Jurassic Park_ monster formula do not, in fact, include mocking you, or one furrows his brow, wondering if it's a good idea for a film's screenwriters to actually be contemptuous of the project for which they are writing. Knowing genre and subverting it is a good idea if it's done with affection (_Mimic_), but an exceedingly bad one if it's done with snarky derision (_Lake Placid_).
_Jurassic Park III_ would have been a fine movie had bitter wisenheimers like Payne and Taylor not been involved in the dialogue; their contempt is an unwelcome dash of self-knowledge in an environment where Herculean feats of disbelief suspension are the only refuge. Watching the _Jurassic Park_ films is a great deal of fun when you do it with developmentally arrested simpletons like Steven Spielberg and John Williams. It's a good deal less fun with jerks who insist on reminding you that no matter how many times someone warns not to, someone in jungle peril flicks will always use a bullhorn to yell out their location every few minutes.

See, guys, I know it's stupid--what Payne and Taylor don't seem to realize is that it's possible to be too smart for your own good and to underestimate the Jurassic Park audience.  This review may not be reprinted, in whole or in part, without the express consent of its author.
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Maximum number of entries the table can hold.
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Samsung will greatly simplify update process for new emoji with One UI 2
Could this be the harbinger of simpler updates for other system features?
by Philip BerneWhat you need to know
- Samsung is moving emoji updates from the system software to a standalone .APK package.
- This could mean shorter testing time and fewer approvals in between updates.
- The new procedure will be part of Samsung One UI 2.0, according to XDA Developers.
In the past, if Samsung updated its emoji, the manufacturer included the update as part of a larger system-wide package. According to XDA Developers host and writer Max Weinbach, with the new One UI 2.0 Samsung will offer emoji updates through a simpler .APK package download, separate from the larger system update. Updating an APK is the same as updating any other app on the phone, and Google handles similar updates for its Pixel phones through the Google Play Store, making updates much easier and more frequent.
Any time a manufacturer or OS-maker moves a process away from the larger system and toward its own standalone package is usually a good thing for phone owners. System software updates are complicated, requiring extensive testing not only by the manufacturer but also by the carrier that manages your phone. Further, not every software feature is deemed important enough by carriers to warrant a system software update. So, while Samsung owners may have waited months longer to see emoji updates in the past, with One UI 2.0 it seems that the company will control the emoji package entirely, meaning faster updates.
It is not clear if Samsung will offer future updates through its own app store distribution or through Google Play, or some combination of both (as is often the case currently). It will also be interesting to see what other features Samsung offloads from the system package of One UI 2.0 and moves to a more flexible APK download model.
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Controller class. This class is a subclass of TeleopBase class. It handles the controller input and transmits control data as unsigned 32 bit integers to the Rover Computer on the '/conrol' topic.
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Constructor for Controller. Takes in a ros::NodeHandle and creates the subscriber. Initializes all private variables.
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Member function which reads controll input and transmits until the end.
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Member function sends std_msgs::UInt32 msg if the data has changed since the last message was sent.
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Member function updates the data inherited variable with the current input values.
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Downloading the Package Archive¶
The AMDGPU graphics stack is delivered as an archive of native packages. Prior to installation, you must first obtain the archive from your AMD Customer Engagement Representative or from the AMD web site.
Download the AMDGPU-Pro tar archive (for example, to ~/Downloads
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Extract the tar archive to a known location. In the following commands,
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was provided to carry out this step and
to perform other pre-installation checks and configuration. Starting
with 18.30, all external dependencies (excluding dependencies on
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eliminated and the checks have been integrated into
amdgpu-install
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has
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European paper talk: Kylian Mbappe on Juventus' summer wishlist
by Adam Newson, Football WhispersJose Mourinho's arrival at Tottenham might be the big news of the day, but there's plenty more going on around Europe too...
So we asked our friends at Football Whispers to round up all the latest news and gossip from across the continent.
Italy
Juventus will launch 'Operation Mbappe' next summer in an attempt to convince the France forward to snub interest from Real Madrid and join the Turin club from Paris Saint-Germain. (Tuttosport)
Inter Milan want to sign Olivier Giroud from Chelsea in January and the France striker is open to a move to San Siro as he wants to increase his playing time before Euro 2020. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Wojciech Szczesny and Juan Cuadrado are set to sign new contracts with Juventus. The Serie A club hope to extend the deals of a number of key players in the coming weeks. (Gazzetta dello Sport)
Spain
Napoli have offered midfielder Fabian Ruiz a two-year contract extension amid interest from Real Madrid, Barcelona and Liverpool. The Serie A side want to keep the 23-year-old tied to the club until 2025. (Mundo Deportivo)
Barcelona academy director Patrick Kluivert believes Matthijs de Ligt regrets his decision to join Juventus. "I told him about the positive aspects of Barcelona as a club and city," Kluivert said. "In the end, he made a choice. I think he slightly regrets it, but that's the way it is." (Mundo Deportivo)
Inter Milan defender Milan Skriniar is likely to join Real Madrid over Barcelona. "Real are closer to reaching an agreement because they want and need the player much more than Barcelona," Mithat Halis, a representative for the defender, said. (AS)
Atletico Madrid are set to beat Chelsea, Benfica and Porto to the signing of Bruno Guimaraes from Atletico Paranaense. The La Liga club are prepared to pay £25m for the midfielder. (AS)
Germany
Bayern Munich defender Joshua Kimmich has discussed the possibility of Mauricio Pochettino taking charge at the Allianz Arena. He said: "I don't know if he's a candidate. What you can say is he got Tottenham at the top for years. But I do not know if he is a possibility for us." (Sport Bild)
Mario Gotze will leave Borussia Dortmund when his contract expires at the end of the season if the club sticks with head coach Lucien Favre. (Sport Bild)
France
Thiago Silva has revealed Zlatan Ibrahimovic only left Milan for PSG because he was making the same move. "He called and asked, 'Are you really signing for PSG?' I said, 'Yes, I've just signed'. He replied, 'If you don't go, I won't sign. And if you lie to me, I'll come for you!'" (France Football)


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