Frowning, Rand looked around. A mile ahead stood a tight cluster of tall, sheer-sided buttes, or perhaps one huge butte broken by fissures. To his left the land ran off in patches of tough grass and leafless spiny plants, scattered thorny bushes and low trees, across arid hills and jagged gullies, past huge, rough stone columns to jagged mountains in the distance. To the right the land was the same, except the cracked yellowish clay lay flatter, the mountains closer. It could have been any piece of the Waste he had seen since leaving Chaendaer.
“Where?” he said.
Rhuarc glanced at Aviendha, who was looking at Rand as though he had lost his wits. “Come. Let your own eyes show you Cold Rocks.” Dropping his shoufa to his shoulders, the clan chief turned and loped bareheaded toward the fissured rock wall ahead.
The Shaido had already halted, milling about and beginning to set up their tents. Heirn and the Jindo fell in behind Rhuarc at a trot with their pack mules, uncovering their heads and shouting wordlessly, and the Maidens escorting the peddlers cried for the drivers to hasten their teams and follow the Jindo. One of the Wise Ones lifted her skirts to her knees and ran to join Rhuarc—Rand thought it was Amys, from the pale hair; surely Bair could not move that nimbly—but the rest of the Wise Ones’ party maintained its original pace. For a moment Moiraine looked as if she would break away, toward Rand, then hesitated, arguing with one of the other Wise Ones, hair still hidden by her shawl. Finally the Aes Sedai reined her white mare back beside Egwene’s gray and Lan’s black stallion, just ahead of the white-robed gai’shain who were tugging the pack animals along. They were heading the same way as Rhuarc and the others, though.
Rand leaned down to offer a hand to Aviendha. When she shook her head, he said, “If they are going to be making all that noise, I won’t be able to hear you down there. What if I make a wool-headed mistake because I can’t hear what you say?”
Muttering under her breath, she glanced at the Maidens around the peddlers’ wagons, then sighed and clasped his arm. He hoisted her up, ignoring her indignant squawk, and swung her onto Jeade’en behind the saddle. Whenever she tried to mount by herself, she came close to pulling him out of the saddle. He gave her a moment to settle her heavy skirts, though at best they bared her legs well above her soft, knee-high boots, then heeled the dapple to a canter. It was the first time Aviendha had ridden faster than a walk; she flung her arms around his waist and hung on.

“Why would they think you a fool? I’ve seen Bair and Amys and the others ride behind Moiraine or Egwene sometimes to talk.”
After a moment, she said, “You accept changes more easily than I, Rand al’Thor.” He was not sure what to make of that.
When he brought Jeade’en up with Rhuarc and Heirn and Amys, a little ahead of the still shouting Jindo, he was surprised to see Couladin running easily alongside, flame-colored hair bare. Aviendha tugged Rand’s own shoufa down to his shoulders. “You must enter a hold with your face clear to be seen. I told you that. And make noise. We have been seen long since, and they will know who we are, but it is customary, to show you are not trying to take the hold by surprise.”
He nodded, but held his tongue. Neither Rhuarc nor any of the three with him were making a sound, and neither was Aviendha. Besides, the Jindo made enough clamor to be heard for miles.
Couladin’s head swung toward him. Contempt flashed across that sun-dark face, and something else. Hate and disdain Rand had come to expect, but amusement? What did Couladin find amusing?
“Fool Shaido,” Aviendha muttered at his back. Maybe she was right; maybe the amusement was for her riding. But Rand did not think so.
Mat galloped up trailing a cloud of yellowish brown dust, hat pulled low and spear resting upright on his stirrup iron like a lance. “What is this place, Rand?” he asked loudly, to be heard over the shouts. “All those women would say was ‘Move faster. Move faster.’ ” Rand told him, and he frowned at the towering rock face of the butte. “You could hold that thing for years, I suppose, with supplies, but it isn’t a patch on the Stone, or the Tora Harad.”
“The Tora what?” Rand said.
Mat rolled his shoulders before answering. “Just something I heard of, once.” He stood in his stirrups to peer back over the heads of the Jindo toward the peddlers’ train. “At least they’re still with us. I wonder how long before they finish trading and go.”
“Not before Alcair Dal. Rhuarc says there’s a sort of fair whenever clan chiefs meet, even if it’s only two or three. With all twelve coming, I don’t think Kadere and Keille will want to miss it.”
Mat did not look pleased at the news.
Rhuarc led the way straight to the widest fissure in the sheer stone wall, ten or twelve paces across at the broadest, and shadowed by the height of its sheer sides as it wove deeper and deeper, dark and even cool beneath a ribbon of sky. It felt odd to be in so much shade. The Aiels’ wordless shouts swelled, magnified between the gray-brown walls; when they suddenly ceased, the silence, broken only by the clatter of mules’ hooves and the creak of wagon wheels far behind, seemed very loud.
They rounded another curve, and the fissure opened abruptly into a wide canyon, long and almost straight. From every side, shrill ululating cries broke from hundreds of women’s mouths. A thick crowd lined the way, women in bulky skirts, shawls wrapped about their heads, and men wearing grayish brown coats and breeches, the cadin’sor, and Maidens of the Spear, too, waving their arms in welcome, beating on pots or whatever could make a noise.
Rand gaped, and not just for the pandemonium. The canyon walls were green, in narrow terraces climbing halfway up both sides. Not all were really terraces, he realized. Small, flat-roofed houses of gray stone or yellow clay seemed to be stacked practically atop one another, in clusters with paths winding between, and every roof a garden of beans and squashes, peppers and melons and plants he did not know. Chickens ran loose, redder than those he knew, and some strange sort of fowl, larger and speckled gray. Children, most garbed like their elders, and white-robed gai’shain moved among the rows with big clay pitchers, apparently watering individual plants. The Aiel did not have cities, he had always been told, but this was certainly a fair-sized town at least, if as odd a one as he had ever seen. The din was too great for him to ask any of the questions that popped into his head—such as, what were those round fruits, too red and shiny for apples, growing on low, pale-leafed bushes, or those straight, broad-leafed stalks lined with long, fat, yellow-tasseled sprouts? He had been too long a farmer not to wonder.
Rhuarc and Heirn slowed, and so did Couladin, but only to a quick walk, thrusting their spears through the bow-case harnesses on their backs. Amys ran on ahead, laughing like a girl, while the men continued their steady advance along the crowd-lined canyon floor, the cries of the hold’s women vibrating in the air and nearly overshadowing the clanging of pots. Rand followed, as Aviendha had told him to. Mat looked as if he wanted to turn around and ride right back out again.
At the far end of the canyon, the wall leaned inward, making a deep, dark pocket. The sun never reached to the back of it, so Aviendha had said, and the rocks there, always cool, gave the hold its name. In front of the shadows, Amys stood with another woman atop a wide gray boulder, its top smoothed for a platform.
The second woman, slender in her bulky skirts, scarf-bound yellow hair spilling below her waist and touched with white from her temples, appeared older than Amys though certainly more than handsome, with a few fine wrinkles at the corners of her gray eyes. She was dressed the same as Amys, a plain brown shawl over her shoulders, her necklaces and bracelets of gold and carved ivory no finer or richer, but this was Lian, the roofmistress of Cold Rocks Hold.
The wavering, high-pitched cries dwindled away to nothing as Rhuarc halted before the boulder, a step closer than Heirn and Couladin. “I ask leave enter your hold, roofmistress,” he announced in a loud, carrying tone.
“You have my leave, clan chief,” the yellow-haired woman replied formally, and just as loudly. Smiling, she added in a much warmer voice, “Shade of my heart, you will always have my leave.”
“I give thanks, roofmistress of my heart.” That did not sound particularly formal, either.
Heirn stepped forward. “Roofmistress, I ask leave to come beneath your roof.”
“You have my leave, Heirn,” Lian told the stocky man. “Beneath my roof, there is water and shade for you. The Jindo sept is always welcome here.”
“I give thanks, roofmistress.” Heirn clapped Rhuarc on the shoulder and left to rejoin his people; Aiel ceremony was short, it seemed, and to the point.
Swaggering, Couladin joined Rhuarc, “I ask leave to enter your hold, roofmistress.”
Lian blinked, frowning at him. A murmur rose behind Rand, an astonished buzz from hundreds of throats. A sudden feel of danger hung in the air. Mat certainly felt it, too, fingering his spear and half-turning to see what the mass of Aiel was doing.
“What is the matter?” Rand asked quietly over his shoulder. “Why doesn’t she say something?”
“He asked as if he were a clan chief,” Aviendha whispered disbelievingly.  He must be mad! If she refuses him, it will mean trouble with the Shaido, and she may, for such an insult. Not blood feud—he is not their clan chief, however swollen his head—but trouble.” Between one breath and the next her voice sharpened. “You did not listen, did you? You did not listen! She could have refused permission even to Rhuarc, and he would have had to leave. It would break the clan, but it is in her power. She can refuse even He Who Comes With the Dawn, Rand al’Thor. Women are not powerless among us, not like your wetlander women who must be queens or nobles or else dance for a man if they wish to eat!”
He shook his head slightly. Every time he was on the point of berating himself for how little he had learned about the Aiel, Aviendha reminded him how little she knew about anyone not Aiel. “Someday I would like to introduce you to the Women’s Circle in Emond’s Field. It will be . . . interesting . . . to hear you explain to them how powerless they are.” He felt her shifting against his back, trying to get a good look at his face, and carefully kept his expression smooth. “Maybe they’ll explain a few things to you, too.”
“You have my leave,” Lian began—Couladin smiled, swelling up where he stood—”to step beneath my roof. Water and shade will be found for you.” Soft gasps from hundreds of mouths made quite a loud sound.
The fire-haired man quivered as if struck, face red with rage. He did not seem to know what to do. He took a challenging step forward, staring up at Lian and Amys, clutching his own forearms as though to keep his hands from his spears, then whirled and strode back toward the gathering, glaring this way and that, daring anyone to speak. Finally he stopped not far from where he had begun, staring at Rand. Coals could not have been hotter than his blue eyes.
“As one friendless and alone,” Aviendha whispered. “She has welcomed him as a beggar. The gravest insult to him, and none to the Shaido.” Suddenly she fisted Rand so hard in the ribs that he grunted. “Move, wetlander. You hold such honor as I have left in your hands; all will know I have taught you! Move!”
Swinging a leg over, he slid from Jeade’en’s back and strode up beside Rhuarc. I am not Aiel, he thought. I do not understand them, and I cannot let myself come to like them too much. I cannot.
None of the other men had done so, but he bowed to Lian; that was how he had been brought up. “Roofmistress, I ask leave to come beneath your roof.” He heard Aviendha’s breath catch. He had been supposed to say the other thing, what Rhuarc had. The clan chief’s eyes narrowed worriedly, watching his wife, and Couladin’s flushed face twisted in a scornful smile. The soft murmurs from the crowd sounded puzzled.
The roofmistress stared at Rand even harder than she had at Couladin, taking him in from hair to boots and back again, the shoufa lying on the shoulders of a red coat that would surely never be worn by an Aiel. She looked questioningly at Amys, who nodded.
“Such modesty,” Lian said slowly, “is becoming in a man. Men seldom know where to find it.” Spreading her dark skirts, she curtsied, awkwardly—it was not a thing Aiel women did—but still a curtsy, in return of his bow. “The Car’a’carn has leave to enter my hold. For the chief of chiefs, there is ever water and shade at Cold Rocks.”
Another great ululation rose from the women in the crowd, but whether for him or for the ceremony, Rand did not know. Couladin paused to stare implacable hatred at him, then stalked off, brushing roughly past Aviendha as she slid ungracefully from the dapple stallion. He melded quickly into the dispersing crowd.
Mat slowed in the act of dismounting to stare after the man. “Watch your back with that one, Rand,” he said quietly. “I mean it.”
“Everybody tells me that,” Rand said. The peddlers were already setting up to trade in the center of the canyon, and at the entrance, Moiraine and the rest of the Wise Ones’ company were arriving to a few shouts and the drumming of pots, but nothing like the cries that had welcomed Rhuarc. “He isn’t who I have to worry about.” His dangers were not Aiel. Moiraine to one side and Lanfear to the other. How could I have more danger than that? It was nearly enough to make him laugh.
Amys and Lian had climbed down, and to Rand’s surprise, Rhuarc put an arm around each of them. They were both tall, as most Aiel women seemed to be, but neither came higher than the clan chief’s shoulder. “You have met my wife Amys,” he said to Rand. “Now you must meet my wife Lian.”
Rand realized his mouth was hanging open and closed it quickly. After Aviendha had told him the roofmistress of Cold Rocks was Rhuarc’s wife and named Lian, he was sure he had misunderstood back at Chaendaer, all that “shade of my heart” between the man and Amys. He had had other things on his mind then anyway. But this . . .
“Both of them?” Mat spluttered. “Light! Two! Oh, burn me!  She leaves out much, it appears.”
Leaning to look around her husband— their husband—Lian raised an eyebrow at Amys, who said dryly, “She seemed ideal to tell him what he needs to know. Something to keep her from trying to run back to the Maidens whenever our backs were turned, too. Now it seems I must have a long talk with her in a quiet place. No doubt she has been teaching him Maiden hand talk, or how to milk a gara.”
 “There were more important matters to speak of than marriages. Anyway, the man does not listen.”
“She has been a good teacher,” Rand put in quickly. “I have learned a great deal about your customs, and the Threefold Land, from her.” Hand talk? “Any mistakes I make are mine, not hers.” How did you milk a venomous two-foot lizard? Why? “She has been a good teacher, and I’d like to keep her as such, if that is all right.” Why in the Light did I say that? The woman could be pleasant enough sometimes, when she forget herself, anyway; the rest of the time she was a burr under his coat. Yet at least he knew who the Wise Ones had set to watch him as long as she was there.
Amys studied him, those clear blue eyes as sharp as an Aes Sedai’s. But then, she could channel; her face merely looked younger than it should, not ageless, but maybe she was as much Aes Sedai as an Aes Sedai. “That sounds a fine arrangement to me,” she said. Aviendha opened her mouth, all bristling indignation—and closed it again, sullenly, when the Wise One shifted that stare to her. Perhaps the woman had thought her time with him was done, now they had reached Cold Rocks.
“You must be tired after your journey,” Lian said to Rand, her gray eyes motherly, “and hungry as well. Come.” Her warm smile included Mat, who was hanging back and beginning to look to the peddlers’ wagons. “Come beneath my roof.”
Fetching his saddlebags, Rand left Jeade’en to the care of a gai’shain woman, who took Pips as well. Mat gave the wagons a final stare before tossing his saddlebags over his shoulder and following.
Lian’s roof, her house, sat on the highest level on the west side, with the steep canyon wall rising a good hundred paces above. Dwelling of the clan chief and roofmistress or no, from the outside it appeared to be a modest rectangle of large yellow-clay bricks with narrow, glassless windows covered by plain white curtains, a vegetable garden on its flat roof and another in front on a small terrace separated from the house by a narrow path paved with flat gray stones. Big enough for two rooms, maybe. Except perhaps for the square bronze gong hanging beside the door, it looked much like the other structures Rand could see, and from that vantage point the entire length of the valley was laid out below him. A small, simple house. Inside, it was something else.
The brick part was one large room, floored with reddish brown tiles, but it was only part. Carved into the stone behind were more rooms, high-ceilinged and surprisingly cool, with wide, arched doorways and silver lamps giving off a scent that hinted of green places. Rand saw only one chair, tall-backed and lacquered red and gold, with a look of not much use; the chief’s chair, Aviendha called it. There was little more wood to be seen, beyond a few polished or lacquered boxes and chests, and low reading stands holding open books; the reader would need to lie on the floor. Intricately woven carpets covered the floors, and bright rugs in layers; he recognized some patterns from Tear and Cairhien and Andor, even Illian and Tarabon, while other designs were unfamiliar, broad jagged stripes and no two colors alike, or linked hollow squares in grays and browns and blacks. In sharp contrast to the harsh sameness outside this valley, there was vivid color everywhere, wall hangings he was sure had come from the other side of the Spine of the World—perhaps in the same way wall hangings had left the Stone of Tear—and cushions of all sizes and hues, often tasseled or fringed or both in silk of red or gold. Here and there, in niches carved into the walls, stood a thin porcelain vase or a silver bowl or an ivory carving, often of some strange animal or other. So these were the “caves” the Tairens spoke of. It could have had the garishness of Tear—or the Tinkers—but instead it seemed dignified, formal and informal at the same time.
With a small grin for Aviendha to show her he had listened, Rand pulled a guest gift for Lian from his saddlebags, a finely worked golden lion. It had been looted from Tear and bought from a Jindo Water Seeker, but if he was ruler of Tear, maybe it was like stealing from himself. After a moment of hesitation, Mat produced a gift, too, a Tairen necklace of silver flowers, no doubt from the same source originally, and no doubt intended for Isendre.
“Exquisite,” Lian smiled, holding up the lion. “I have always had a taste for Tairen craftwork. Rhuarc brought me two pieces many years ago.” In a voice suitable for a goodwife reminiscing over some particularly fine sugarberries, she said to her husband, “You took them from the tent of a High Lord just before Laman was beheaded, did you not? A pity you did not reach Andor. I have always wanted a piece of Andoran silver. This necklace is beautiful, too, Mat Cauthon.”
Listening to her heap praise on both gifts, Rand masked his shock. For all her skirts and motherly eyes, she was as Aiel as any Maiden of the Spear.
By the time Lian finished, Moiraine and the other Wise Ones arrived with Lan and Egwene. The Warder’s sword drew a single disapproving glance, but the roofmistress welcomed him warmly after Bair called him Aan’allein. Yet that was nothing to her greeting for Egwene and Moiraine.
“You honor my roof, Aes Sedai.” The roof mistress’s tone made it sound an understatement; she came very close to bowing to them. “It is said that we served Aes Sedai before the Breaking of the World and failed them, and for that failure were sent here to the Three-fold Land. Your presence says that perhaps our sin was not beyond forgiving.” Of course. She had not been to Rhuidean; apparently the prohibition against speaking of what happened in Rhuidean with anyone who had not been there applied even between husband and wife. And between sister-wives, or whatever the relationship was between Amys and Lian.
Moiraine tried to give Lian a guest gift, too, tiny crystal-and-silver flasks of scent all the way from Arad Doman, but Lian spread her hands. “Your very presence is guest gift beyond value, Aes Sedai. To accept more would dishonor my roof, and me. I could not bear the shame.” She sounded entirely serious, and troubled that Moiraine might press the scent on her. It was an indication of the relative importance of the Car’a’carn and an Aes Sedai.
“As you wish,” Moiraine said, returning the flasks to her belt pouch. She was icily serene in blue silk, her pale cloak thrown back. “Your Three-fold Land will surely see more Aes Sedai. We have never had reason to come, before.”
Amys did not look best pleased over that at all, and flame-haired Melaine stared at Moiraine like a green-eyed cat wondering if she should do something about a large dog that had wandered into her barnyard. Bair and Seana exchanged troubled glances, but nothing like the two who could channel.
A flurry of gai’shain—men and women alike graceful in cowled white robes, their downcast eyes seeming so strangely submissive in Aiel faces—took Moiraine and Egwene’s cloaks, brought damp towels for hands and faces, and tiny silver cups of water to be drunk formally, and finally a meal, served with silver bowls and trays fit for a palace yet eaten from pottery with a blue-striped glaze. Everyone ate lying on the floor, where white tiles had been set into the stone for a table, heads together, cushions under their chests, radiating out like spokes in a wheel while gai’shain slipped between to place dishes.
Mat struggled, shifting this way and that on his cushions, but Lan lounged as if he had always eaten that way, and Moiraine and Egwene looked almost as comfortable. No doubt they had had practice in the Wise Ones’ tents. Rand found it awkward, yet the food itself was peculiar enough to take most of his attention.
A dark, spicy stew of goat with chopped peppers was unfamiliar but hardly strange, and peas were peas anywhere, or squash. The same could not be said of the crumbly, coarse yellow bread, or long, bright red beans mixed in with the green, or a dish of bright yellow kernels and bits of pulpy red that Aviendha called zemai and t’mat, or a sweet, bulbous fruit with a tough greenish skin she said came from one of those leafless, spiny plants called kardon. It was all tasty, though.
He might have enjoyed the meal more if she had not lectured him on everything. Not sister-wives. That was left to Amys and Lian, lying on either side of Rhuarc and smiling at each other almost as much as at their husband. If they had both married him so as not to break up their friendship, it was plain they both loved him. Rand could not see Elayne and Min agreeing to such an agreement; he wondered why he had even thought of it. The sun must have cooked his brains.
But if Aviendha left that one explanation to others, she explained everything else in tooth-grinding detail.  Turned on her right side to face him, she smiled almost sweetly as she told him the spoon could be used for eating the stew or the zemai and t’mat, but her eyes shone with a light that said it was the Wise Ones being there that kept her from hurling a bowl of something at his head.
“I do not know what I’ve done to you,” he said quietly. He was very conscious of Melaine on his other side, seeming engrossed in her own low conversation with Seana. Bair put in a word now and then, but he thought she was bending an ear his way, too.  It just popped out. I’m sure Rhuarc or the Wise Ones will find someone else.” The Wise Ones certainly would, if he rid himself of this spy.
“You have done nothing to me . . . ” She bared teeth at him; if it was meant to be a smile, it fell considerably short. “ . . . and you never will. You may lie however is most comfortable for eating, and talk to those around you. Except for those of us who must instruct instead of sharing the meal, of course. It is considered polite to talk with those on both sides.” From behind her, Mat looked at Rand and rolled his eyes, clearly relieved to be spared that. “Unless you are forced to face one in particular, as to teach him. Take food with your right hand—unless you must lean on that elbow—and . . . ”
It was torture, and she seemed to enjoy it. The Aiel seemed to set great store by the giving of gifts. Maybe if he gave her a gift . . .
“ . . . all talk for a time when the meal is done, unless one of us must teach instead, and . . . ”
A bribe. It did not seem fair to have to bribe someone who was spying on him, but if she meant to go on even half like this, it would be worth it for a little peace.
When the meal was cleared away by gai’shain, and silver cups of dark wine brought, Bair fixed Aviendha with a grim eye across the white tiles, and she subsided sulkily. Egwene knelt up to reach over Mat and pat her, but it did not appear to help. At least she was quiet. Egwene gave him a tight look; either she knew what he was thinking or she considered Aviendha’s sulks his fault.
Rhuarc dug out his short-stemmed pipe and tabac pouch, thumbing the bowl full then passing the leather pouch to Mat, who had produced his own silver-mounted pipe. “Some have taken news of you to heart, Rand al’Thor, and quickly it seems. Lian tells me word has come that Jheran, who is clan chief of the Shaarad Aiel, and Bael, of the Goshien, have already reached Alcair Dal. Erim, of the Chareen, is on his way.” He allowed a slender young gai’shain woman to light his pipe with a burning twig. From the way she moved, with a different sort of grace than the other white-robed men and women, Rand suspected she had been a Maiden of the Spear not too long ago. He wondered how long she had to continue in her year and a day of service, meek and humble.
Mat grinned at the woman as she knelt to light his pipe; the green-eyed stare she gave him from the depths of her cowl was not meek at all, and wiped the grin right off his face. Irritably, he rolled onto his belly, a thin blue streamer rising from his pipe. It was too bad he did not see the satisfaction on her face, or see it wiped away in a blush by one glance from Amys; the green-eyed young woman scurried away looking shamed beyond belief. And Aviendha, who so hated having had to give up the spear, who still saw herself as spear-sister to a Maiden of whatever clan . . . ? She frowned at the departing gai’shain as Mistress al’Vere would have glared at someone who had spit on the floor. A strange people. Egwene was the only one Rand saw with any sympathy in her eyes at all.
“The Goshien and the Shaarad,” he muttered at his wine. Rhuarc had told him each clan chief would bring a few warriors to the Golden Bowl, for honor, and each sept chief, as well. Added together, it meant perhaps a thousand from each clan. Twelve clans. Twelve thousand men and Maidens, eventually, all tied up in their strange honor and ready to dance the spears if a cat sneezed. Maybe more, because of the fair. He looked up. “They have a feud, don’t they?” Rhuarc and Lan both nodded. “I know you said that something like the Peace of Rhuidean holds at Alcair Dal, Rhuarc, but I saw how far that Peace held Couladin and the Shaido. Maybe I had better go right away. If the Goshien and the Shaarad start fighting . . . A thing like that could spread. I want all the Aiel behind me, Rhuarc.”
“The Goshien are not Shaido,” Melaine said sharply, shaking her red-gold mane like a lioness.
“Nor are the Shaarad.” Bair’s reedy voice was thinner than that of the younger woman, but no less definite. “Jheran and Bael may try to kill one another, before they return to their holds, but not at Alcair Dal.”
“None of which answers Rand al’Thor’s question,” Rhuarc said.  It is not a good way to announce that you are Car’a’carn, dishonoring men you will call to follow you. The Nakai have furthest to come. A month, and all will be at Alcair Dal.”
“Less,” Seana said with a brisk shake of her head. “I have walked Alsera’s dreams twice, and she says Bruan means to run all the way from Shiagi Hold.  “Then three days to Alcair Dal. Perhaps four. All will be there then.”
A month. He rubbed his chin. Too long. Too long, and no choice. In stories, things always happened as the hero planned, seemingly when he wanted them to happen. In real life it rarely occurred that way, even for a ta’veren with prophecy supposedly working for him. In real life it was scratch and hope, and luck if you found more than half a loaf where you needed a whole. Yet a part of his plan was following the path he had hoped for. The most dangerous part.
Moiraine, stretched out between Lan and Amys, sipped her wine lazily, eyes lidded as if sleepy. He did not believe it. She saw everything, heard everything. But he had nothing to say now that she should not hear. “How many will resist, Rhuarc? Or oppose me? You have hinted, but you’ve never said for sure.”
“I cannot be sure in it,” the clan chief replied around his pipestem. “When you show the Dragons, they will know you. There is no way to imitate the Dragons of Rhuidean.” Had Moiraine’s eyes flickered? “You are the one prophesied. I will support you, and Bruan certainly, and Dhearic, of the Reyn Aiel. The others . . . ? Sevanna, Suladric’s wife, will bring the Shaido since the clan has no chief. She is young to be roofmistress of a hold, doubtless displeased she will have only one roof and not an entire hold when someone is chosen to replace Suladric. And Sevanna is as wily and untrustworthy as any Shaido ever born. But even if she makes no trouble, you know that Couladin will; he acts the clan chief, and some Shaido may follow him without his entering Rhuidean. Shaido are fools enough for that. Han, of the Tomanelle, may move in any direction. He is a prickly man, hard to know and difficult to deal with, and—”
He cut off as Lian murmured softly, “Is there any other kind?” Rand did not think the clan chief had been meant to hear.
“As I was saying,” Rhuarc said, frowning resignedly from one of his wives to the other, “it is not a thing I can be sure of. Most will follow you. Perhaps all. Perhaps even the Shaido. We have waited three thousand years for the man who bears two Dragons. When you show your arms, none will doubt you are the one sent to unite us.” And break them; but he did not mention that. “The question is how they will decide to react.” He tapped his teeth with his pipestem for a moment. “You will not change your mind and don the cadin’sor?”
“And show them what, Rhuarc? A pretend Aiel? As well dress Mat for Aiel.” Mat choked on his pipe. “I will not pretend. I am what I am; they must take me as I am.” Rand raised his fists, coatsleeves falling enough to uncover the golden-maned heads on the backs of his wrists. “These prove me. If they aren’t enough, then nothing is.”
“Where do you mean to ‘lead the spears to war once more’?” Moiraine asked suddenly, and Mat choked again, snatching the pipe out of his mouth and staring at her. Her dark eyes were not lidded any longer.
Rand’s fists tightened convulsively, till his knuckles cracked. Trying to be clever with her was dangerous; he should have learned that long since. She remembered every word that she heard, filed it away, sorted and examined until she knew just what it meant.
He got to his feet slowly. They were all watching him. Egwene frowned even more worriedly than Mat, but the Aiel just watched. Talk of war did not upset them. Rhuarc looked—ready. And Moiraine’s face was all frozen calm.
“If you will excuse me,” he said, “I am going to walk around awhile.”
Aviendha rose to her knees, and Egwene stood, but neither followed him.


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Uncompiled malware in a text file? Sign me up. Here are a few of the tidbits I picked up:
Here is an example of how to retrieve files from the interwebs with VBScript:
Dim oFSO: Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") a = GetRequest("https://jon.glass") With oFSO.createTextFile("index.htm") .Write(a) .Close End With Function GetRequest(URL) GetRequest="" Dim o Set o = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP") o.open "GET",URL, false o.send GetRequest=o.responseText End Function
Here is an example of how to use VBScript to make a post :
post "jon.glass","test" function post(cmd ,da) post="" UAString = "whatever the hell you want" Dim o Set o = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP") o.open "POST","http://" & cmd, false o.setRequestHeader "User-Agent:", UAString o.send da post=o.responseText end function
This is probably something well documented but since I was unfamiliar with it and it looks vaguely useful...I posted it here for future reference.


Solving Mysql Mono port issues
Checklist items to tick when porting ASP.NET MySql projects from .NET on Windows to Mono.NET on Ubuntu linux:
- Since Mysql is more case-sensitive on Linux, make sure that
Database=
names matches with actual database names in connection strings. Better, keep them in lowercase. - Make sure that MySql 5.6+ is installed since the default command
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
installs version 5.5 - The version of MySql on Ubuntu Linux and Windows shall match
- MySql v5.5 tables doesn’t support FULLTEXT indices and CURRENT_TIMESTAMP features, upgrade from it
Written on January 23, 2016


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Remember Who You Are
I am a noble man in Christ Jesus, complete in Him, which is the head of
all principality and power. I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I
live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live
in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me, and gave
himself for me. I willingly and generously offer myself unto God and in
service to those He has given me. God's gentleness has made me great
and he has redeemed me and made me safe and secure. With the love that
I have received I am able to come with tender mercies and call my wife
into a conversation so I can consider her troubles and know her soul in
adversity. I can lead her into God's throne room so that He can clothe
her in His grace in the time of need and reconnect us to Himself, to
one another, and to our noble calling. I live with my wife in
understanding because I have the mind of Christ and the heart of the
Father living in me by the Spirit. When we are in one accord we can put
10,000 to flight. God has made me to be fervent in spirit,
mighty in the scriptures and noble in character. I desire to order my
conversation aright and see the salvation of the Lord.


CONNECT
THRUSTER CONFIG
NAVIGATION
VEHICLE SUMMARY
NETWORK SETUP
SUMMARY
LIGHTS
CAMERA SETUP
POWER SETUP
Camera Setup
Camera Mount Tilt Speed
Gimbal Tilt
Servo PWM Limits
Gimbal Angle Limits
Output Channel
Disabled
Channel 5
Channel 6
Channel 7
Channel 8
Channel 9
Channel 10
Channel 11
Channel 12
Channel 13
Channel 14
Servo Reverse
Stabilize
Gimbal Roll
Servo PWM Limits
Gimbal Angle Limits
Output Channel
Disabled
Channel 5
Channel 6
Channel 7
Channel 8
Channel 9
Channel 10
Channel 11
Channel 12
Channel 13
Channel 14
Servo Reverse
Stabilize
Gimbal Pan
Servo PWM Limits
Gimbal Angle Limits
Output Channel
Disabled
Channel 5
Channel 6
Channel 7
Channel 8
Channel 9
Channel 10
Channel 11
Channel 12
Channel 13
Channel 14
Servo Reverse
Stabilize
Gimbal Settings
Type
None
Servo
3DR Solo
Alexmos Solo
SToRM32 Mavlink
SToRM32 Serial
Default mode
Rwtracted
Neutral
RC Targeting
Mavlink Targeting
GPS Point


This keyboard is an implementation of the Remington-GAIL typewriter layout for inputting Unicode-compliant Devanagari. The layout was designed for Hindi input, but may suffice for other Devanagari script based languages. It faithfully implements the default and Shift keys of the legacy Remington-GAIL layout on a standard QWERTY keyboard. It also provides a number of additional characters from the APS Saral layout using the AltGr (Right Alt) and AltGR+Shift key modifiers.
This keyboard was developed to fill the gap provided by two IMEs (APS Saral Hindi Indic Input 3 by Webdunia) and which are no longer supported on Windows and not available on other OSes:
© SIL International


HEAD =======
The entire typographic grid is based on two Less variables in our variables.less file: @baseFontSize
and @baseLineHeight
. The first is the base font-size used throughout and the second is the base line-height.
We use those variables, and some math, to create the margins, paddings, and line-heights of all our type and more.
Nullam quis risus eget urna mollis ornare vel eu leo. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Nullam id dolor id nibh ultricies vehicula ut id elit.
Vivamus sagittis lacus vel augue laoreet rutrum faucibus dolor auctor. Duis mollis, est non commodo luctus, nisi erat porttitor ligula, eget lacinia odio sem nec elit. Donec sed odio dui.
| Element | Usage | Optional |
|---|---|---|

|
For emphasizing a snippet of text with important | None |

|
For emphasizing a snippet of text with stress | None |

|
Wraps abbreviations and acronyms to show the expanded version on hover |
Include optional title for expanded text
|
<address>
|
For contact information for its nearest ancestor or the entire body of work |
Preserve formatting by ending all lines with

|
Fusce dapibus, tellus ac cursus commodo, tortor mauris condimentum nibh, ut fermentum massa justo sit amet risus. Maecenas faucibus mollis interdum. Nulla vitae elit libero, a pharetra augue.
Note: Feel free to use
and
in HTML5, but their usage has changed a bit.
is meant to highlight words or phrases without conveying additional importance while
is mostly for voice, technical terms, etc.
Here are two examples of how the <address>
tag can be used:
Abbreviations are styled with uppercase text and a light dotted bottom border. They also have a help cursor on hover so users have extra indication something will be shown on hover.
HTML is the best thing since sliced bread.
An abbreviation of the word attribute is attr.
| Element | Usage | Optional |
|---|---|---|

|
Block-level element for quoting content from another source |
Add .pull-left and .pull-right classes for floated options
|

|
Optional element for adding a user-facing citation, typically an author with title of work |
Place the  around the title or name of source
|
To include a blockquote, wrap

around any HTML as the quote. For straight quotes we recommend a

.
Include an optional
element to cite your source and you'll get an em dash —
before it for styling purposes.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer posuere erat a ante venenatis.
 Someone famous

Default blockquotes are styled as such:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer posuere erat a ante venenatis.
Someone famous in Body of work
To float your blockquote to the right, add class="pull-right"
:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Integer posuere erat a ante venenatis.
Someone famous in Body of work


Ah, the powers of spell checking, and now even with Ajax! Is there anythink left i can not do with Ajax? I don't think so.


public class Library
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private com.google.firebase.firestore.CollectionReference |
bookCollection |
private java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.Integer,Book> |
bookLibrary |
private com.google.firebase.firestore.FirebaseFirestore |
db |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Library()
Serves to construct and initialize the Library
such that it is ready for future calls
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addBook(Book book)
Adds a book to the book collection
within the database
|
void |
deleteBook(Book book)
Removes the book from the
books collection of the database
|
Book |
getBook(java.lang.Integer ID)
Grabs a Book object from Library's
bookLibrary given the Book objects
ID
|
java.util.ArrayList<Book> |
getBooks(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> IDs)
Grabs a List of Book objects from Library's
bookLibrary given the Book object
IDs
|
java.util.ArrayList<Book> |
searchBookLocal(int field,
java.lang.String query)
Return a list of books for based on a search performed locally
|
private java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.Integer,Book> bookLibrary
private com.google.firebase.firestore.FirebaseFirestore db
private com.google.firebase.firestore.CollectionReference bookCollection
Library()
public void addBook(Book book)
book
- Book object to be addedpublic void deleteBook(Book book)
book
- Book object to be deletedpublic Book getBook(java.lang.Integer ID)
ID
- Integer representing the ID
of the Book objectpublic java.util.ArrayList<Book> getBooks(java.util.List<java.lang.Integer> IDs)
IDs
- Integer List representing the IDs
of the Book objectspublic java.util.ArrayList<Book> searchBookLocal(int field, java.lang.String query)
field
- represents the fields that can be searchedquery
- represents the information that we want a mathcing book for


New LRGs are no longer generated and the LRG website was last updated on 31st March 2021
Ensembl and RefSeq transcripts that are specified by the MANE collaboration are preferred for
all genes where available to help standardise clinical
reporting. https://tark.ensembl.org/web/mane_project/


Frequently Asked Questions
Kong? You know what? It is beets. I've crashed into a beet truck. God help us, we're in the hands of engineers. Eventually, you do plan to have dinosaurs on your dinosaur tour, right?
So tell me - does it really exist?  God creates dinosaurs. God destroys dinosaurs. God creates Man. Man destroys God. Man creates Dinosaurs.
Hey, you know how I'm, like, always trying to save the planet? Here's my chance. What do they got in there? King Kong? You really think you can fly that thing? Remind me to thank John for a lovely weekend.
Jeff Goldblum. All Jeff Goldblum (well apart from the cupcakes on the about page but they're also fun).


---
layout: post
title: Free storyboard template PDF widescreen
date: '2018-05-08T14:08:03+02:00'
categories:
- Templates
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/173710353021/free-Storyboards-template-pdf-widescreen
---
This is a Storyboards template on DIN A4 vertical (portrait) page. For 1.85:1 aspect ratio (Widescreen) Storyboards, with 5 frames per sheet. The layout draws inspiration from the beautiful Storyboards from Studio Ghibli. You can either edit the layout with Adobe InDesign or print it out as it is to work on paper, the old school way (no cheating).
Boxes:
The first column indicates cuts. Use it to number your shots—you can have several pictures for the same shot. The second and main column stands for screen. That’s where you draw or place your pictures. Then a space for your script notes: action, dialogue, etc. The last column, time, is for annotating the duration of your shots in seconds.
To work from InDesign, duplicate the page you want to use. To import your drawings, place your pictures into the frames that belong to the Images layer. Resize as you see fit. If you want, you can use the Rule of Third guides in locked layer to help you frame your compositions. Change the template as you see fit to make it your own. Fill in the header, add your credit and project details, add your production title or logo… And that’s it, your presentation is ready for print or screen.
IDML (InDesign Markup) format is compatible with all InDesign versions from CS4 to CC 2019.
FYI: Since the document grid corresponds to the 1.85:1 aspect ratio, you can build variations with ease. The smallest module is 22,895 by 12,376 points. Its height matches the document body text’s leading—in case you’d like to type text. Use the Page-Master for pagination, the A-Master for a clean sheet.
You can always hide the baseline grid and/or the document grid for clarity. (View > Grids & Guides > Show Baseline Grid & Hide Baseline Grid.) You may need the font Avenir installed on your machine to work with text, but you can use another font.
I hope this template will save you time and help you design beautiful Storyboards!
You can also get a free version of this template in PDF format.


Overview
Angular version of tree component. It contains two components wfTree
and wfTreeNode
which are implemented by using .component()
method introduced since Angular1.5. This component
can be used to generate tree from both static and dynamic
model data (using ng-repeat
directive for wf-tree-node
).
wf-tree settings
| Attributes:Bindings |
Default/Arguments |
Notes |
treeData:= |
the content of tree
|
The data for tree to load.like:[
{
"title": 'Content',
"children":[{}]
},
{
"title": 'Content',
"children":[{}]
}]
|
hasCheckbox: <? |
Default: false
|
if true,there will have be a checkbox in every tree node for check;if false,tree node without
checkbox.
|
disable: <? |
Default: false
|
if true,current tree can do operate;if false,tree can not operate.
|
wf-tree-node settings
| Attributes:Bindings |
Default / Arguments |
Notes |
label: < |
String
|
Label/title of tree node
|
isSelected: < |
Default: false
|
Whether tree node is selected when tree node with checkbox.
|
children: < |
the children of current tree node.
|
if current tree node has children,it can be expand and with expand icon.
|
hasCheckbox: < |
Default:false
|
Whether current node is have checkbox.
|
node: < |
the current tree node.
|
this is data of current node.
|
Keyboard accessibility
Besides the basic keyboard support, e.g.
Tab,
Shift +
Tab and
Enter. This component also supports the following
keystrokes for the interaction.
| Interaction |
Keystrokes |
Notes |
| Move focus to next/previous tree node |
→/↓
or ←/↑
- next/previous tree node
|
- Using → or ← can expand/collapse the tree node if it has children.
- Using ↓ or ↑ can choice the next/previous tree node.
- Using Tab or Shift + Tab can navigate the next
tree node
|
| Select tree node |
Enter - Select current
focused tree node
|
- The associated tree node content would be also shown
|


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WebSocket client that consumes an API wrapping OpenAI Gym or Gym-like environments such as Gym Retro or Unity ML-Agents. Currently the best server is its counterpart Gymie-Server 😉
Gymie-Client is available as a NPM package, and can installed as a dependency as usual:
$ npm install gymie
You can also clone the repo and npm-link the library as follows, although there isn't really a good readon to do it this way, unless you wanna contribute to the library and test it locally.
$ git clone https://github.com/jscriptcoder/Gymie-Client
Cloning into 'Gymie-Client'...
...
$ cd Gymie-Client/
$ npm link
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>preinstall /path/to/Gymie-Client
...
$ cd ~/path/to/project
$ npm link gymie
/path/to/project/node_modules/gymie -> /usr/local/lib/node_modules/gymie -> /path/to/Gymie-Client
During the installation Gymie-Server will also be installed. It's important to note that Gymie-Server requires Python>=3.6, so I suggest to conda-create an environment with such version if it's not already installed... or upgrade Python to at least this version.
Gymie-Client communicates with a server through WebSockets. This server will provide Gymie with an API to access the underlying Python library to create and interact with an environment. As mentioned before, this client comes with its counterpart server. You can start the server from the command line:
$ python -m gymie --host <IP_ADDRESS> --port 5000
(84581) wsgi starting up on http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000
Once the server is running, Gymie-Client can start interacting with it as follows:
import Gymie from 'gymie'
const gymie = new Gymie()
await gymie.connect('http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000') // connects to the server
const env = await gymie.make('LunarLander-v2') // instantiates an environment
// accesing the underlying Gym-like library.
const space = await env.actionSpace()
const initialState = await env.reset()
const randomAction = await env.actionSample()
Complete API documentation can be found here: Gymie-Client API (generated by TypeDoc)
In the previous section we already saw how to import gymie, connect to the server, instantiate an environment and call a few API methods. Let's go a bit more in detail with a complete example of a random agent interacting with an environment:
import Gymie from 'gymie'
import { Continuous, Discrete } from 'gymie/Env'
import {
ConnectFailed,
NoConnected,
ConnectionError,
ConnectionClosed
} from 'gymie/errors'
const wsApi = 'http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/gym'
const envId = 'LunarLander-v2'
const { log } = console
;(async () => {
const gymie = new Gymie()
try {
// Connects to the server
await gymie.connect(wsApi)
// Instantiates the environment, in this case it's got
// a continuous state and discrete action space.
const env = await gymie.make<Continuous, Discrete>(envId)
const space = await env.actionSpace()
log('Action Space:', space) // => Action Space: { name: 'Discrete', n: number }
const initialState = await env.reset()
log('Initial State:\n', initialState) // => Initial State: number[]
let step = 0
let totalReward = 0
// Running loop: runs an episode until `done = true`
log('---- START episode ----')
while (true) {
log(`\nStep: ${++step}`)
// Samples a random action
const action = await env.actionSample()
log('Action:', action) // => Action: number from [0..n)
// Performs a step on the environment given the action
const [nextState, reward, done, _] = await env.step(action)
log('Next State:\n', nextState) // => Next State: number[]
log(`Reward: ${reward}`) // => Next State: number
totalReward += reward
if (done) {
log('---- END episode ----')
break
}
}
log(`\nEpisode Reward: ${totalReward}\n`)
await env.close()
} catch(err) {
switch(true) {
// This could happen while trying to connect to the server
case err instanceof ConnectFailed: break
// There is no connection and we try to instantiate an environment
case err instanceof NoConnected: break
// There was a socket error
case err instanceof ConnectionError: break
// Server closed the connection. Code and reason comes in the message
case err instanceof ConnectionClosed: break
}
} finally {
gymie.close()
}
})()
All unit-tests live next to the code they're testing, under the extension src/*.test.ts
. You can run all the tests by executing:
$ npm test
MIT License - Copyright (c) 2020 Francisco Ramos
Generated using TypeDoc


--- layout: default title: Getting Started ---
The easiest way to execute some Jsonnet code is invoking an interpreter via the commandline as so:
jsonnet -e <code>
Or a filename:
jsonnet <file>
This dumps the JSON on stdout. The tool is self-documenting with --help. You can experiment with the Jsonnet files in the examples/ directory of the C++ Github repo.
To get Jsonnet, you can build it from either the C++ or the Go repositories. See below for the differences between them. Each repo has a README.md containing build instructions.
Evaluating a file.
$ jsonnet landingpage.jsonnet { "person1": { "name": "Alice", "welcome": "Hello Alice!" }, "person2": { "name": "Bob", "welcome": "Hello Bob!" } }
Evaluating a snippet.
$ jsonnet -e '{ x: 1 , y: self.x + 1 } { x: 10 }' { "x": 10, "y": 11 }
The Jsonnet commandline tool has a special mode for generating multiple JSON files from a single Jsonnet file. This can be useful if you want to avoid writing lots of small Jsonnet files, or if you want to take advantage of cross-references and interdependencies between the files. The idea is to create a single JSON structure, the top level of which defines the various files:
// multiple_output.jsonnet { "a.json": { x: 1, y: $["b.json"].y, }, "b.json": { x: $["a.json"].x, y: 2, }, }
When executed using jsonnet -m <dir>, this will write the generated JSON to files a.json and b.json in the given directory, instead of the whole thing being written to stdout. In order to integrate nicely with build tools like make, the files are not touched if they already contain the given content. To stdout is printed the list of target files, one per line. This makes it easy to drive other tools that operate on the JSON files, e.g. via xarg.
$ jsonnet -m . multiple_output.jsonnet a.json b.json $ cat a.json { "x": 1, "y": 2 } $ cat b.json { "x": 1, "y": 2 }
Unlike JSON, YAML can represent several objects in the same file, separated by ---. The Jsonnet commandline parameter -y causes the tool to expect the Jsonnet execution to yield an array. Config designed for this mode typically looks like this: It then outputs that array as a sequence of JSON documents separated by ---, which any YAML parser will interpret as a YAML stream.
// yaml_stream.jsonnet local a = { x: 1, y: b.y, }, b = { x: a.x, y: 2, }; [a, b]
When executed using -y, this will output that array as a sequence of JSON documents separated by --- and terminated with .... Any YAML parser should interpret this as a YAML stream (people have reported broken parsers, so try it out first).
$ jsonnet -y yaml_stream.jsonnet --- { "x": 1, "y": 2 } --- { "x": 1, "y": 2 } ...
There are two feature-compatible implementations of the Jsonnet interpreter. The first one we built was the C++ interpreter, and it is still the most mature / widely used.  Our long term plan is to migrate everyone to the Go implementation eventually. Both implementations are tested against the same test suite (which is quite thorough). Please report any deviations. The performance of the C++ implementation is currently a bit better, but for most people this should not be a factor and we're intending to address it over time, anyway.
Another factor is that the formatter is currently only implemented in the C++ repo, and the linter is only implemented in the Go repo.
The C++ implementation can be compiled with emscripten to produce a JavaScript implementation of Jsonnet. This is how we implement the interactive demos on this site. A native implementation of Jsonnet in JavaScript would probably be faster. In fact, a GopherJs transpile of the Go Jsonnet implementation may work better as well. However, the emscripten version is easy to build, and is sufficient for many purposes.
To compile it, first install emscripten and ensure em++ and emcc are in your path. Then make libjsonnet.js.
An unofficial nodejs package of Jsonnet is also available.


{% extends 'base.html' %}
{% load static books %}
{% block content %}
{{ last_read_book.copy.book.author }}
Finished on: {{ last_read_book.end_date | date:"d.m.Y" }}
in {{ last_read_book.start_date | timesince:last_read_book.end_date }}
{% else %} You haven't finished any book yet {% endif %}Average number of books per month: {{ books_per_month }}
Average number of pages per day: {{ pages_per_day }}


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI A.B. A. No. 4018 of 2015 Arun Yadav @ Arun Kumar Yadav, S/o Tarkeshwar Yadav, R/o Village- Barka Toli, P.O. & P.S.- Torpa, Dist.- Khunti ... Petitioner(s) Versus The State of Jharkhand ... Opp. Party Coram: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAVI NATH VERMA For the Petitioner(s) : Mr. Gaurav, Adv. For the Opp. Party : Addl. P.P. 02 / 14.12.2015
Apprehending his arrest, in connection with Torpa P.S. Case No. 63 of 2015 instituted under sections 414/34 of the Indian Penal Code and also under Section 4(1)/54 Jharkhand Minor Mineral Concession Rules 2004 and under Section 21 of Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, the sole petitioner, Arun Yadav @ Arun Kumar Yadav has moved this Court for grant of privilege of anticipatory bail.
Heard learned counsel for the petitioner as well as learned counsel representing the State.
The prosecution case relates to seizure of one tractor loaded with 100 cft sand.
Learned counsel appearing for the petitioner submitted that the petitioner has not committed any offence as alleged and the vehicle in question was given to the driver and only because the petitioner is the owner of the vehicle, he has been implicated in this case. It was also submitted that the petitioner is ready to pay the tax of the State Government, which is applicable on 100 cft of sand with the fine amount but, the petitioner deserves the grant of privilege of anticipatory bail.
Learned counsel representing the State has no objection. Considering the submissions of the counsels and the allegation, I am inclined to grant the privilege of anticipatory bail to the petitioner namely Arun Yadav @ Arun Kumar Yadav in the event of his arrest or surrender within a period of two weeks from the date of this order, he shall be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs. 10,000/- (Rupees Ten Thousand) with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of learned S.D.J.M., Khunti, in connection with Torpa P.S. Case No. 63 of 2015 (G. R. 420 of 2015) subject to the conditions laid down under section 438 (2) Cr. P.C. and subject to payment of tax amount of Rs. 320/- plus fine amount of 320/- i.e. in total Rs. 640/-.
(R.N.Verma, J.) Smita/-


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This page is a client-side HTML / JS application designed to offer a basic user interface for browsing the results of a single execution of Bro. Results are split into three parts, corresponding
to the three different types of profiling output generated by the plugin.
Runtime
The first type of output is 'runtime' output, or statistics gathered every X seconds. This type of output is designed to offer insight into how bro is performing overall (e.g. tracking memory
allocation, disk writes, etc). Currently, the following metrics are reported:
- Cycles - The total number of CPU cycles spent processing packets in bro.
- Packets - The total number of packets bro has seen thus far.
- Bytes (Written|Read) - The total number of bytes bro has written to / read from disk. Caveat: this relies on hooks that intercept calls to 'read' and 'write' ... as such, data written or read that didn't use these calls won't be reflected in these numbers.
- malloc count / malloc size / free count - The number of times bro has called 'malloc' and 'free'. This is a metric to report on the total number of allocations bro has made thus far. malloc size records how much total memory bro has requested: it does not reflect the amount of memory in use by the process.
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- cycles / packet - On average, the number of cycles spent processing each individual packet (calculated since the last time statistics were gathered)
- packets / second - On average, the number of packets observed each second (calculated since the last time statistics were gathered)
- load - An estimate of how close the system is to capacity, reflected as a number between 0 and (approximately) 1. This is a very rough guess. It is calculated by first dividing
the average number of cycles taken to process each packet by the number of cycles the CPU has available to it each second: this estimates an upper bound on the number of packets bro can
process in a second, which we'll call 'capacity'. If we divide the number of packets we observed during the last time period by the 'capacity' number we computed above, it produces a
number between 0 and 1. This offers a very rough estimate of bro's load during the past X seconds or Y packets (depending on how the profiler is configured). For example, a value
of 0.6 here would indicate that Bro was processing 60% of what we calculated its theoretical maximum (its capacity) to be. This number is by no means perfect, and is here more as food for thought
than anything else ...
The X axis represents the time (in seconds) since bro received its first packet.
It's possible to interact with the graph: clicking on the names of different fields will toggle whether or not they are displayed on the graph, and moving the cursor over a point on the graph will
display a table showing the exact values for that data point.
Additionally, an option is offered to normalize the data (by clicking the blue button above the graph). This transforms the data such that all values fit between '0' and '1'. This
allows all the different metrics to share a common scale, and offers a way to search for patterns in the recorded data (e.g. "my memory allocation is increasing with the number of packets squared ...
my server will probably catch fire soon").
Function Profile
This section offers a list of how many times each individual bro function was called, how much CPU time was spent in the function, and how many times the function allocated memory while it was running.
CPU numbers are aggregate: these values record the total time spent in this function or any of the functions it calls in turn. In practice, this means that it's quite likely that the
total CPU seconds recorded across all bro script functions can add up to a number that is higher than the total number of CPU seconds bro actually spent running the program.
Results may be sorted in three ways:
- cycles
- sort by the total number of cycles consumed by the function (CPU seconds)
- malloc
- sort by the total number of allocations made by the function
- count
- sort by the total number of times the function was called
Call Graph
The call graph is an overview of which functions called which other functions while bro was executing. This is usually an incredibly large picture for nontrivial applications, since
bro normally calls a large number of functions (e.g. to initialize logging streams and the like).
Using this UI
The easiest way to get going with this UI at the moment is as follows:
- Clone the https://github.com/cubic1271/bro-plugin-instrumentation repository
- Execute bro with instrumentation enabled (e.g. with the provided instrument.bro script in the root of the repository)
- Copy the resulting bro-profile-collection file into the 'ui/bin' directory as 'collection.json'
- Copy the resulting bro-profile-function file into the 'ui/bin' directory as 'profile.json'
- Execute 'unflatten' and 'dot' as described in the bro-plugin-instrumentation README.md, and copy the resulting callgraph image to the 'bin' directory as 'callgraph.png'
- Change directory to 'ui/bin' and execute 'python -m SimpleHTTPServer'
- Open http://localhost:8000 in a browser of choice
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Definition
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Formulation
The computation of the exponentially weighted averages
\(V_t\) is approximately averaging over \(\frac{1}{1 - \beta}\) previous data points
Bias correction
Implementation
initialize
compute \(dw\) and \(db\) for curent minibatch
compute the exponentially weighted averages
update the weights
\(w = w - \alpha \ \ast \ V_{dw}\)
\(b = b - \alpha \ \ast \ V_{db}\)
Hyperparameters
\(\alpha\): needs to be tuned
\(\beta = 0.9\) (average over ~ 10 gradients)
Implementation
initialize
compute \(dw\) and \(db\) for curent minibatch
compute the exponentially weighted averages
update the weights
Hyperparameters
\(\alpha\): needs to be tuned
\(\beta = 0.999\)
\(\varepsilon = 1\mathrm{e}-8\) (just to avoid zero-division errors)
Implementation
initialize
compute \(dw\) and \(db\) for curent minibatch
compute the exponentially weighted averages
apply bias correction
update the weights
\(w = w - \alpha \ \ast \ \frac{V_{dw}^{corrected}}{\sqrt{S_{dw}^{corrected} + \varepsilon}}\)
\(b = b - \alpha \ \ast \ \frac{V_{db}^{corrected}}{\sqrt{S_{db}^{corrected} + \varepsilon}}\)
Hyperparameters
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\(\beta_1 = 0.9\)
\(\beta_2 = 0.999\)
\(\varepsilon = 1\mathrm{e}-8\) (just to avoid zero-division errors)


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Genshi provides basic supporting infrastructure for internationalizing and localizing templates. That includes functionality for extracting localizable strings from templates, as well as a template filter that can apply translations to templates as they get rendered.
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This is a classless CSS framework, built for lightness and simplicity.
Concrete can be a great starting point for a simple website.
It also switches to a dark theme if your OS uses one.
Best used in pair with normalize.css.
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In your HTML <head>
Just drop these lines into your HTML head.
{% highlight html %} {% endhighlight %}In your javascript project
Add the dependencies:
{% highlight bash %} npm install normalize.css concrete.css {% endhighlight %}Import them somewhere in your code:
{% highlight js %} import 'normalize.css' import 'concrete.css' {% endhighlight %}Typography
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h1 heading
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h3 heading
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h6 heading
I can simply be a paragraph.
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I can be small.
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I can be bold.
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I can be emphasised.
I can be small.
{% endhighlight %}Sections
For structuring your page, you can use the <main>
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It will be automatically centered on the page, with a maximum width of 640px, like the page you are reading right now.
To isolate the title of your page, and make it bigger, you can use the <header>
element.
You can see an example at the top of this page.
You can use the <section>
element to separate between the different sections.
The section will simply be given some bottom padding.
The <footer>
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You can see an example at the bottom of this page.
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Buttons
{% highlight html %} {% endhighlight %}
Images
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{% highlight html %} {% endhighlight %}Lists
The concrete list is simply marked by a square.
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A toolkit/software architecture to ease creating high-performance neural network simulators
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Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | setupVertices () override |
| Setup the internal structure of the class (allocate memories). More... | |
| void | clearSpikeCounts () |
| Clear the spike counts out of all Neurons. | |
| virtual void | advanceVertices (AllEdges &synapses, const EdgeIndexMap *edgeIndexMap) |
| uint64_t | getSpikeHistory (int index, int offIndex) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AllVertices | |
| virtual void | printParameters () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from IAllVertices | |
| virtual void | loadParameters ()=0 |
| virtual void | createAllVertices (Layout *layout)=0 |
| virtual string | toString (const int i) const =0 |
Public Attributes | |
| bool * | hasFired_ |
| The booleans which track whether the neuron has fired. | |
| int * | spikeCount_ |
| The number of spikes since the last growth cycle. | |
| int * | spikeCountOffset_ |
| Offset of the spike_history buffer. | |
| uint64_t ** | spikeHistory_ |
| Public Attributes inherited from AllVertices | |
| BGFLOAT * | summationMap_ |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | advanceNeuron (const int index)=0 |
| virtual void | fire (const int index) const |
Protected Attributes | |
| bool | fAllowBackPropagation_ |
| Protected Attributes inherited from AllVertices | |
| int | size_ |
| Total number of vertices. | |
| log4cplus::Logger | fileLogger_ |
| log4cplus::Logger | vertexLogger_ |
Definition at line 34 of file AllSpikingNeurons.h.
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protectedpure virtual |
Helper for advanceNeuron. Updates state of a single neuron.
| index | Index of the neuron to update. |
Implemented in AllLIFNeurons, and AllIZHNeurons.
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virtual |
Update internal state of the indexed Neuron (called by every simulation step). Notify outgoing synapses if neuron has fired.
| synapses | The Synapse list to search from. |
| edgeIndexMap | Reference to the EdgeIndexMap. |
Implements IAllVertices.
Definition at line 75 of file AllSpikingNeurons.cpp.
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protectedvirtual |
Initiates a firing of a neuron to connected neurons
| index | Index of the neuron to fire. |
Fire the selected Neuron and calculate the result.
| index | Index of the Neuron to update. |
Reimplemented in AllLIFNeurons, and AllIZHNeurons.
Definition at line 128 of file AllSpikingNeurons.cpp.
| uint64_t AllSpikingNeurons::getSpikeHistory | ( | int | index, |
| int | offIndex | ||
| ) |
Get the spike history of neuron[index] at the location offIndex. More specifically, retrieves the global simulation time step for the spike in question from the spike history record.
| index | Index of the neuron to get spike history. |
| offIndex | Offset of the history buffer to get from. |
Get the spike history of neuron[index] at the location offIndex. More specifically, retrieves the global simulation time step for the spike in question from the spike history record.
TODO: need to document clearly how spikeHistory_ is updated, when/if it gets cleared/dumped to file, and how the actual index (idxSp) computation works, as it is very unobvious.
| index | Index of the neuron to get spike history. |
| offIndex | Offset of the history buffer to get from. |
Definition at line 151 of file AllSpikingNeurons.cpp.
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overridevirtual |
Setup the internal structure of the class (allocate memories).
Setup the internal structure of the class. Allocate memories to store all neurons' state.
Reimplemented from AllVertices.
Reimplemented in AllIZHNeurons, and AllIFNeurons.
Definition at line 39 of file AllSpikingNeurons.cpp.
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protected |
True if back propagaion is allowed. (parameters used for advanceVerticesDevice.)
Definition at line 138 of file AllSpikingNeurons.h.
| uint64_t** AllSpikingNeurons::spikeHistory_ |
Step count (history) for each spike fired by each neuron. The step counts are stored in a buffer for each neuron, and the pointers to the buffer are stored in a list pointed by spike_history. Each buffer is a circular, and offset of top location of the buffer i is specified by spikeCountOffset[i].
Definition at line 133 of file AllSpikingNeurons.h.


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| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | APLogger.h APLogger.m |
Overview
An interface that logs the details of all the network calls that the SDK makes. All messages will be logged to the console.
Tasks
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– init
Method to instantiate a logger instance. This logger logs in the default error mode.
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– initWithLoggingEnabled:verboseMode:
Method to instantiate a logger in verbose mode.
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Method to instantiate a logger instance. This logger logs in the default error mode.
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Method to instantiate a logger in verbose mode.
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Method to instantiate and return a static logger instance. This logger logs in the default error mode.
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Method to instantiate and return a static logger instance in verbose mode.
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Method to enable logging, which is disabled by default.
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The default logging mode is set to error that will only log error. Use this method to enable logging everything i.e. in debug mode.
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– log:withType:
Method to log message with specified message type.
Class Methods
logger
Method to instantiate a logger instance. This logger logs in the default error mode.
+ (instancetype)logger
Return Value
A new APlogger instance.
Declared In
APLogger.h
loggerWithLoggingEnabled:verboseMode:
Method to instantiate a logger in verbose mode.
+ (instancetype)loggerWithLoggingEnabled:(BOOL)logEnabled verboseMode:(BOOL)verboseMode
Parameters
- logEnabled
Whether logging should be enabled.
- verboseMode
Whether logging in verbose mode should be enabled.
Return Value
A new APLogger instance with specified settings.
Declared In
APLogger.h
sharedLogger
Method to instantiate and return a static logger instance. This logger logs in the default error mode.
+ (instancetype)sharedLogger
Return Value
static instance of a logger.
Declared In
APLogger.h
sharedLoggerWithLoggingEnabled:verboseMode:
Method to instantiate and return a static logger instance in verbose mode.
+ (instancetype)sharedLoggerWithLoggingEnabled:(BOOL)logEnabled verboseMode:(BOOL)verboseMode
Parameters
- logEnabled
Whether logging should be enabled.
- verboseMode
Whether logging in verbose mode should be enabled.
Return Value
static instance of a logger with specified settings.
Declared In
APLogger.h
Instance Methods
enableLogging:
Method to enable logging, which is disabled by default.
- (void)enableLogging:(BOOL)answer
Parameters
- answer
Whether you want to enable logging.
Declared In
APLogger.h
enableVerboseMode:
The default logging mode is set to error that will only log error. Use this method to enable logging everything i.e. in debug mode.
- (void)enableVerboseMode:(BOOL)answer
Parameters
- answer
Whether you want to enable verbose mode logging.
Declared In
APLogger.h
initWithLoggingEnabled:verboseMode:
Method to instantiate a logger in verbose mode.
- (instancetype)initWithLoggingEnabled:(BOOL)logEnabled verboseMode:(BOOL)verboseMode
Parameters
- logEnabled
Whether logging should be enabled.
- verboseMode
Whether logging in verbose mode should be enabled.
Return Value
A new APLogger instance with specified settings.
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To implement accessible website components- the right way, should be completed during a project's planning phase. Fixing and updating website features to conform to accessibility standards is challenging. It's also a valuable learning experience because it teaches you to write better HTML and CSS-
This week evaluated my website --user science journal using Wave and Lighthouse to identify features that don't conform with W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
Findings
Lighthouse
Lighthouse is an open-source tool that audits websites for accessibility, SEO, and speed. The website scored a 93.
Two opportunities were identified to improve the acessible features:
- Elements required greater contrast
- Links didn't have a discernable name
Wave
Wave identified the same opportunities as the Lighthouse tool- the contrast problems in the header and link problems in the footer.
Issues Addressed
Contrast Errors
The opportunity was frustrating to fix because the website format is a Bootstrap template, so I had to locate the right CSS modifiying it. I changed the mastheader photographer, updated and confirmed the text color to white and enlarged the font size. The contrast error still appears as an error- but I determined that its a false error.
Empty Links
The empty links were located at the site's footer. I updated the link to the websites and included a description of its purpose.
Conclusion
Correcting the contrast error was teh most challenging because after I made updates- I ran the site through WAVE again and the error remained. I ended up doing additional research to determine that it was a false error-
A second challenge with working on a template is- I was apprehensive to changing HTML classes- and CSS features because I didn't want to "break" the template.


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BLE_API
v2.1.3
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Typedefs | |
| typedef uint8_t | BleDtmStatus |
| Return codes from bledtm_cmd(). | |
DTM Definitions.
| #define BLEDTM_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CHANNEL 0x01 |
Physical channel number must be in the range 0..39.
| #define BLEDTM_ERROR_ILLEGAL_CONFIGURATION 0x04 |
Parameter out of range (legal range is function dependent).
| #define BLEDTM_ERROR_ILLEGAL_LENGTH 0x03 |
Payload size must be in the range 0..37.
| #define BLEDTM_ERROR_INVALID_STATE 0x02 |
Sequencing error: Command is not valid now.
| #define BLEDTM_ERROR_UNINITIALIZED 0x05 |
DTM module has not been initialized by the application.
| #define BLEDTM_SUCCESS 0x00 |
Indicate that the DTM function completed with success.
| #define DTM_PKT_0X0F 0x01 |
Bit pattern 11110000 (LSB is the leftmost bit).
| #define DTM_PKT_0X55 0x02 |
Bit pattern 10101010 (LSB is the leftmost bit).
| #define DTM_PKT_0XFF 0x03 |
Bit pattern 11111111 (Used only for coded PHY).
| #define DTM_PKT_PRBS9 0x00 |
BLE DTM Packet Type Definition.
Bit pattern PRBS9.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_GO_DEEP_SLEEP_MODE 21 |
Phy enter deep sleep mode.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_GO_SLEEP_MODE 20 |
Phy enter sleep mode.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_GO_TXRF_CONTINUOUS_MODE 22 |
TX output single tone mode.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_GO_TXRF_DTM_MODE 23 |
TX output DTM normal mode.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_RX_GET_RSSI 6 |
RX need print RSSI value.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_PACKAGE_NUMBER_BY_USER 4 |
TX package number by user.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_PACKAGE_NUMBER_UNLIMITED 3 |
TX package number unlimited.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_POWER_SELECT 5 |
TX power select 0,4,8 and 10dBm.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_POWER_SELECT_MORE_OPTION 7 |
TX power select 0.5dB Step.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_RANDOM_CH_DISABLE 1 |
BLE DTMVendor Specific Command Definition.
TX Random Channel disable.
| #define DTM_VENDORSPECIFIC_TX_RANDOM_CH_ENABLE 2 |
TX Random CH enable.
| #define ENABLE_LAB_TEST_TOOL_SUPPORTS ENABLE_DEF |
BLE DTM Command for Lab Test Tool.
| #define LE_PACKET_REPORTING_EVENT 0x8000 |
BLE DTM Packet Reporting Event Definition.
DTM Packet reporting event, returned by the device to the tester.
| #define LE_PHY_1M 1 |
BLE DTM "Test Setup" Command Parameter - PHY Definition.
DTM command parameter: Set PHY for future packets to use 1MBit PHY.
| #define LE_PHY_2M 2 |
DTM command parameter: Set PHY for future packets to use 2MBit PHY.
| #define LE_PHY_LE_CODED_S2 4 |
DTM command parameter: Set PHY for future packets to use coded PHY with S=2
| #define LE_PHY_LE_CODED_S8 3 |
DTM command parameter: Set PHY for future packets to use coded PHY with S=8.
| #define LE_RECEIVER_TEST 1 |
DTM command: Start receive test.
| #define LE_TEST_END 3 |
DTM command: End test and send packet report.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP 0 |
BLE DTM Command Definition.
DTM command: Set PHY or modulation, configure upper two bits of length, request matrix of supported features or request max values of parameters.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_READ_MAX 5 |
DTM command parameter: Read the max supported time and length for packets.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_READ_SUPPORTED 4 |
DTM command parameter: Read the supported test case features.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_RESET 0 |
BLE DTM "Test Setup" Command Parameter Definition.
DTM command parameter: Stop TX/RX, reset the packet length upper bits and set the PHY to 1Mbit.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_SELECT_MODULATION 3 |
DTM command parameter: Select standard or stable modulation index. Stable modulation index is not supported.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_SET_PHY 2 |
DTM command parameter: Select the PHY to be used for packets.
| #define LE_TEST_SETUP_SET_UPPER 1 |
DTM command parameter: Set the upper two bits of the length field.
| #define LE_TEST_STATUS_EVENT_ERROR 0x0001 |
DTM event status error.
| #define LE_TEST_STATUS_EVENT_SUCCESS 0x0000 |
BLE DTM Status Event Definition.
DTM event status success.
| #define LE_TRANSMITTER_TEST 2 |
DTM command: Start transmission test.