Lake Charles, LA¶
Acknowledgements
A number of members of the SimCenter Team assisted with this testbed’s development and its documentation: Barbaros Cetiner, Adam Zsarnoczay, Kuanshi Zhong, Chaofeng Wang, Sascha Hornauer, and Wael Elhaddad. The testbed conceptualization was guided by Tracy Kijewski-Correa (University of Notre Dame), with implementation supervised by Frank McKenna (University of California Berkeley). Additional guidance was offered by Greg Deierlein (Stanford University), Andrew Kennedy (University of Notre Dame), and Matt Schoettler (University of California Berkeley).
The Hazard Characterization leveraged models, software and simulations executed by the following groups, whose collaboration is greatly appreciated:
The wind fields were generated by Applied Research Associates (ARA) under the guidance of Dr. Peter Vickery and made available to the community through a relationship with the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) under the guidance of Dr. Marc Levitan with long-term curation at DesignSafe-CI.
Validation benefitted from special access to ZTRAX data provided by the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) and the group of Professor Ertugrul Taciroglu.
Preface
This documentation is intended to introduce the implementation of the SimCenter hurricane regional loss modeling workflow in the context of Lake Charles, Louisiana under Hurricane Laura. While certain aspects of the workflow are unchanged in a given application context, this testbed specifically demonstrates how inventory generation capacities and existing heuristic rulesets grounded in codes/standards and normative construction practices in coastal communities can be engaged to rapidly generate these loss estimations following a major hurricane. Users are encouraged to read the documentation front to back, beginning from Overview, to deepen their understanding of the implementation and the underlying assumptions/limitations. Those already familiar with the concept of hurricane loss estimation can go immediately to Getting Started for step-by-step instructions on how to execute the testbed and interact with its results.
Versioning
Since this documentation will continue to evolve when features are added and as software capabilities improve, documentation, associated input files, results, and rulesets will be updated over time. The applications are hosted in NHERI-SimCenter DesignSafe and the versioned source codes are archived via Zenodo. Other related files are maintained in two types of repositories:
The DesignSafe Project PRJ-3207 contains inputs (inventories, rulesets, and hazard data) and outputs (results) along with PDFs that provide more details of the inventory data model as well as the basis for the rulesets used to assign various attributes. This will enable ongoing refinement and extension of these products by the SimCenter and its users over time.
GitHub is used as the home for all software, scripts, and applications engaged by the testbed, including Python implementations of the rulesets. A dedicated GitHub repository has been created for the rulesets used in this testbed. See
software_version_LC
.
Both types of repositories are version-controlled. This version history of the documentation is tracked in software_version_LC
and the versions of all applications and rulesets of the current version of the testbed are reported in software_version_LC
.
brails_version_LC
provides the versions of BRAILS and its various classifiers used in the generation of results herein.
Note when accessing the project in DesignSafe, please check that the version drop down is set the the latest available version.
Description |
Version |
Release Date |
|---|---|---|
Initial release |
v1.1 |
11/2021 |
The software descriptions and results herein were generated by executing the R2D application using the versions
of this application and associated SimCenter software as listed in software_version_LC
and
brails_version_LC
. With the software versions listed, the testbed is currently estimated
to execute in 15 minutes using five Skylake (SKX) nodes (96 cores) on Stampede2.
Files |
Version |
DOI/Release |
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R2D |
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AssetRepresentationRulesets |
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DesignSafe Project PRJ-3207 |
v4 |
Model |
Version |
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RoofTypeClassifer |
0.2 |
OccupancyClassifer |
0.2 |
NumberOfFloorsDetector |
1.0 |
FacadeParser |
1.1 |
GarageDetector |
1.0 |
Envisioned Use Cases
Given the significance of the building inventory generation for this testbed, this documentation was written in response to two primary audiences/use cases:
Case 1: End users who wish to use the testbed to explore specific research questions such as:
Observing prevailing patterns in the results to identify specific areas or classes of buildings that were significantly affected.
Exploring the potential benefits of various mitigation efforts (changing select attribute assignments and/or damage/loss descriptions in reducing the losses observed in this event).
Such individuals may not wish to generate their own inventories, but require some background in order to meaningfully interpret results. This documentation will enhance their understanding of the various assumptions made in generating these inventories and assigning the attributes required for the adopted loss models. Please see Getting Started for a detailed description about how to conduct the run of this testbed.
Case 2: Users who wish to use this testbed as a validation event can compare the damage/loss estimates from this workflow to direct observations in the field for the purposes of improving/refining the underlying descriptions of damage and loss. This can include taking advantage of the data published by the Structural Extreme Event Reconnaissance (StEER) Network, as well as FEMA. Those doing so are advised to:
Update the heuristic rulesets used for building and attribute assignment to capture the specific regulatory environment and construction practices in this region. These detailed rulesets were introduced in the testbed of Atlantic County, NJ and are linked as DOIs in DesignSafe; their implementation as Python scripts are available in corresponding links embedded in the documentation.
Expand the provided inventory beyond residential construction to encompass other diverse classes of buildings and infrastructure affected by the hurricane (see Asset Description).
Incorporate coastal hazards into the workflow, borrowing the approach developed in the Atlantic County, NJ and extend the inventory down into Cameron Parish and other areas significantly impacted by the storm surge.
The revised damage and loss models or extensions to the heuristic rulesets can be contributed back to the SimCenter to expand the capabilities of this community software.
If you have any feedback or questions, please check out the SimCenter Regional Testbeds. This forum can also be browsed for additional updates, answers to Frequently Asked Questions, and suggestions from the SimCenter team and user community.


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CIA model¶
Respresents three important goals for cybersecurity:
Confidentiality: Restrictions who can access what (done via encryption)
Integrity: Data has not been changed from its original form (done via hashing)
Availability: Systems are accessible at all time (done via full tolerance and load balancing)
AAA model¶
Authentication¶
When you claim you are someone, that’s called identification. When you prove it, that’s authentication.
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Something you know, like a password
something you have, like a key
something you are – biometrics
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Authorization¶
Authorization means that based on the user’s credentials, we let him do certain things, we let him see certain things but not others.
Principle of least privilege, which states users and even devices, programs, and processes should be granted enough permissions to do their required functions and not a single drop more.
Accounting¶
Keeping track of users and their actions is very important. From a forensics perspective, tracing back to events leading up to a cybersecurity incident can prove very valuable to an investigation.
Threat Agents¶
From a cybersecurity perspective, you are looking to protect assets – things that have value to a company. Threat agents or actors are the ones carrying out the threats.  When threat actors carry out the threat, they exploit the vulnerability. Exploit can be a verb meaning penetrating a system to exploit, or a noun meaning the tool or method used to penetrate a system and exploit.
Risk is the combination of the probability of an event or loss from zero to 100% and its consequence or impact. You could reduce or mitigate the risk. We can eliminate some vulnerabilities and block some threats, but nothing is ever going to be 100%. Another thing you can do to risk is transfer it. You can purchase cybersecurity insurance, or use cloud computing and another company’s resources. Last but not least, we can accept the risk. Does the cost to protect a resource outweigh the cost of losing it or even replacing it? If so, accepting the risk might make the most sense.
Before you spend your time and money, ask yourself the following questions:
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template <class X> class tstrlist { tstrlist(int flags = 0); ~tstrlist(); int get/set_count(int); int get/set_capacity(int); bool get/set_ownobjects(bool); void clear(); void pack(); bool get_sorted() const; bool get_duplicates() const; bool get_casesens() const; // methods that work both on sorted and unsorted lists void ins(int index, string key, X* obj); void put(int index, string key, X* obj); void put(int index, X* obj); int add(string key, X* obj); X* operator [](int index) const; string getkey(int index) const; void del(int index); int indexof(string key) const; int indexof(void* obj) const; // these methods are allowed only on sorted lists int put(string key, X* obj); X* operator [](string key) const; void del(string key); bool search(string key, int& index) const; }
The tstrlist template is similar to tobjlist
in many ways, except that it maintains pairs of strings and objects of type X,
and defines some additional methods described below. Tstrlist
can optionally be sorted by string keys, which allows to use it as an associative
array of objects. Thus, tstrlist combines functionality
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The methods get/set_count(), get/set_capacity(), get/set_ownobjects(), clear() and pack() work as for tobjlist and are not described in this section.
tstrlist::tstrlist(int flags = 0) constructs a tstrlist object. The parameter flags can be a combination of the following constants:
void tstrlist::ins(int index, string key, X* obj) inserts a key/object pair into a list at the position index. For sorted lists index must be equal to the value returned by search() for the given key. A common pattern of using ins() on sorted lists is to call search() for a key to determine whether an object associated with a given key exists, then either insert a new object at the position pointed to by search() or to get the existing object at that position.
void tstrlist::put(int index, string key, X* obj) puts (replaces) the key/object pair at the position index.
void tstrlist::put(int index, X* obj) puts obj at the position index. The key at this position remains unchanged.
int tstrlist::add(string key, X* obj) on sorted lists this method performs search and inserts the key/object pair at a proper position to keep the list in a sorted order. For ordinary (unsorted) lists this method adds the key/object pair at the end of a list.
X* tstrlist::operator [](int index) returns an object at the position index.
string tstrlist::getkey(int index) returns the key value at the position index.
void tstrlist::del(int index) deletes the key/object pair at the position index.
int tstrlist::indexof(string key) determines the index of a given key. This function performs binary search on sorted lists, or otherwise linear search on unsorted lists. Returns -1 if key is not found.
int tstrlist::indexof(void* obj) determines the index of a given object. Always uses linear search. Returns -1 if obj is not found.
int tstrlist::put(string key, X* obj) is a universal method of adding, replacing and removing objects in a sorted list. Put() performs search by a given key and inserts obj if the key doesn't exist in a list, replaces the old object with obj if the key was found in a list, or deletes the key/object pair if the parameter obj was NULL.
X* tstrlist::operator [](string key) returns an object associated with a given key. Works only on sorted lists. Returns NULL if key is not found.
void tstrlist::del(string key) deletes the key/object pair for a given key. Works only on sorted lists.
bool tstrlist::search(string key, int& index) performs binary search on a list. Returns true if key is present in a list. The output parameter index contains either the position at which key was found, or otherwise the position where key must be inserted to preserve the sorted order.


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- deck - Variable in class models.GameMap
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This maintains a list of RISK cards in the deck.
- deck - Variable in class models.state.GameState
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This maintains a list of RISK cards in the deck.
- defaultCommands - Variable in enum models.Context
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An array of default commands, available everywhere.
- defendAdjacencyTest() - Method in class controllers.GameControllerTest
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Test to check whether the attacking countries are adjacent
- defenderName - Variable in class controllers.BattleController
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The name of the defending player.
- defendingCountry - Variable in class controllers.BattleController
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The defending Country object.
- defendingPlayer - Variable in class controllers.BattleController
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The defending player.
- deserializeBorder(String) - Method in class utils.ConquestMapParser
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This de-serializes the border line from the file into a Border object.
- deserializeBorder(String, ArrayList<String>) - Method in class utils.DominationMapParser
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This de-serializes the border line from the file into a Border object.
- deserializeContinent(String) - Method in class utils.ConquestMapParser
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This de-serializes the continent line from the file into a Continent object.
- deserializeContinent(String) - Method in class utils.DominationMapParser
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This de-serializes the continent line from the file into a Continent object.
- deserializeCountry(String) - Method in class utils.ConquestMapParser
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This de-serializes the country line from the file into a Country object.
- deserializeCountry(String, ArrayList<String>) - Method in class utils.DominationMapParser
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This de-serializes the country line from the file into a Country object.
- destroyGameMap() - Static method in class models.GameMap
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Destroys the GameMap object resetting the state.
- destroyInstance() - Static method in class models.WorldDomination
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- DFSCheckOnContinent(GameMap) - Static method in class utils.MapValidator
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Performs DFS check on a continent to check its connectivity
- DFSUtil(GameMap, Map<String, Set<String>>, Set<String>, String) - Method in class models.player.PlayerAggressive
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Utility to perform Depth-First Search
- DFSUtilContinents(List<Country>, HashSet<Country>, Country, GameMap) - Static method in class utils.MapValidator
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Performs a DFS on every continent, works using recursion.
- DFSUtilWholeMap(HashSet<String>, String, GameMap) - Static method in class utils.MapValidator
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Performs a DFS on the whole game map, works using recursion.
- display(String, boolean) - Static method in class views.ConsoleView
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Displays text to the console
- DominationMapParser - Class in utils
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Parses - (Serialize,Deserializes) risk map of type Domination
- DominationMapParser() - Constructor for class utils.DominationMapParser
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- dominationMapParser - Variable in class utils.MapAdaptor
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Parser for the domination map
- DominationMapParserTest - Class in utils
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- DominationMapParserTest() - Constructor for class utils.DominationMapParserTest
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- duplicateCountries() - Method in class models.GameMapTest
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check whether there are duplicate countries in the map


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#include <Pinhole.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Pinhole () | |
| virtual void | RenderScene (const World &w) |
| void | SetViewPlaneDistance (const float distance) |
| void | SetZoom (const float zoom) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Camera | |
| Camera () | |
| void | SetEye (const glm::vec3 &eye) |
| void | LookAt (const glm::vec3 &look_at) |
| void | SetUpVector (const glm::vec3 &up) |
| void | SetYaw (const float yaw) |
| void | SetPitch (const float pitch) |
| void | SetRoll (const float roll) |
| void | SetExposureTime (const float etime) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Camera | |
| void | ComputeUVW () |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Camera | |
| glm::vec3 | m_Eye |
| glm::vec3 | m_LookAt |
| glm::vec3 | m_UpVector |
| glm::vec3 | m_U |
| glm::vec3 | m_V |
| glm::vec3 | m_W |
| float | m_Yaw |
| float | m_Pitch |
| float | m_Roll |
| float | m_ExposureTime |
A point from which the scene will be rendered with perspective viewing.
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returns the signature of the function.
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returns a sequence of localized descriptions of the function's
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public interface UserApi
SpotifyAppRemote.getUserApi()
.
SpotifyAppRemote
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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CallResult<Empty>
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addToLibrary(java.lang.String uri)
Adds item to users' library.
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CallResult<Capabilities>
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getCapabilities()
Get the
Capabilities
of a current user.
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CallResult<LibraryState>
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getLibraryState(java.lang.String uri)
Gets library state for the given Spotify
uri.
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CallResult<Empty>
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removeFromLibrary(java.lang.String uri)
Removes item from users library.
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Subscription<Capabilities>
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subscribeToCapabilities()
Same as
getCapabilities() ,
but subscription.
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Subscription<UserStatus>
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subscribeToUserStatus()
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CallResult<Capabilities> getCapabilities()
Capabilities
of a current user. It is useful to call before you make call to
PlayerApi.play(String)
:
userApi.getCapabilities()
.setResultCallback( capabilities ->
if (capabilities.canPlayOnDemand) {
playerApi.play(trackUri);
} else {
// current user is not able to play on demand
}
)
Introduced in com.spotify.protocol.client.RequiredFeatures#FEATURES_V1
CallResult
with Capabilities
of a current user
Subscription<Capabilities> subscribeToCapabilities()
getCapabilities()
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but subscription. Introduced in com.spotify.protocol.client.RequiredFeatures#FEATURES_V1
Subscription
to Capabilities
of a current user
Subscription<UserStatus> subscribeToUserStatus()
CallResult<Empty> addToLibrary(java.lang.String uri)
com.spotify.protocol.client.RequiredFeatures#FEATURES_V1
uri
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com.spotify.protocol.client.RequiredFeatures#FEATURES_V1
uri
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com.spotify.protocol.client.RequiredFeatures#FEATURES_V1
uri
- track or album to get library state for
LibraryState
of a given uri.


Package io.avaje.jsonb
Interface JsonReader
- All Superinterfaces:
AutoCloseable
,Closeable
Reads json content as a stream of JSON tokens and content.
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Nested Class Summary
Modifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptionstatic enum
A structure, name, or value type in a JSON-encoded string. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Read array begin.void
Read begin object.void
close()
Close the resources of the reader.Return the current Token.void
endArray()
Read array end.void
Read end object.boolean
Return true if there is a next element in an ARRAY.boolean
Return true if there is a next field to be read in an OBJECT.boolean
Return true if the value to be read is a null.location()
Return the current location.void
names
(PropertyNames names) Set the current property names.Return the next field.Read and return the next value as a BigInteger.boolean
Read and return the next value as a boolean.Read and return the next value as a BigDecimal.double
Read and return the next value as a double.int
readInt()
Read and return the next value as an int.long
readLong()
Read and return the next value as a long.Read and return the next value as String.void
Skip the next value.void
unmappedField
(String fieldName) Reading json with an unmapped field, throw an Exception if failOnUnmapped is true.
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Method Details
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names
Set the current property names.Can be used by the reader to optimise the reading of known names.
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beginArray
void beginArray()Read array begin. -
endArray
void endArray()Read array end. -
hasNextElement
boolean hasNextElement()Return true if there is a next element in an ARRAY. -
beginObject
void beginObject()Read begin object. -
endObject
void endObject()Read end object. -
hasNextField
boolean hasNextField()Return true if there is a next field to be read in an OBJECT. -
nextField
Return the next field. -
isNullValue
boolean isNullValue()Return true if the value to be read is a null. -
readBoolean
boolean readBoolean()Read and return the next value as a boolean. -
readInt
int readInt()Read and return the next value as an int. -
readLong
long readLong()Read and return the next value as a long. -
readDouble
double readDouble()Read and return the next value as a double. -
readDecimal
Read and return the next value as a BigDecimal. -
readBigInteger
Read and return the next value as a BigInteger. -
readString
Read and return the next value as String. -
location
Return the current location. This is typically used when reporting errors. -
currentToken
Return the current Token. -
close
void close()Close the resources of the reader.- Specified by:
close
in interfaceAutoCloseable
- Specified by:
close
in interfaceCloseable
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skipValue
void skipValue()Skip the next value. -
unmappedField
Reading json with an unmapped field, throw an Exception if failOnUnmapped is true.
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Tests linked here cover vulnerable versions of libraries. In general the tests will try to highlight a bad behavior so that the detection strategy can also be heuristic rather than signature based.
These tests cover different javascript libraries.


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Tk_InitStubs - initialize the Tk stubs mechanism
#include <tk.h>
CONST char *
Tk_InitStubs(interp, version, exact)
The Tcl stubs mechanism defines a way to dynamically bind extensions to a particular Tcl implementation at run time. the stubs mechanism requires no changes to applications incoporating Tcl/Tk interpreters. Only developers creating C-based Tcl/Tk extensions need to take steps to use the stubs mechanism with their extensions. See the Tcl_InitStubs page for more information.
Enabling the stubs mechanism for a Tcl/Tk extension requires the following steps:
Tk_InitStubs attempts to initialize the Tk stub table pointers and ensure that the correct version of Tk is loaded. In addition to an interpreter handle, it accepts as arguments a version number and a Boolean flag indicating whether the extension requires an exact version match or not. If exact is 0, then the extension is indicating that newer versions of Tk are acceptable as long as they have the same major version number as version; non-zero means that only the specified version is acceptable. Tcl_InitStubs returns a string containing the actual version of Tk satisfying the request, or NULL if the Tk version is not acceptable, does not support the stubs mechansim, or any other error condition occurred.
Copyright © 1999 Scriptics Corportation Copyright © 1995-1997 Roger E. Critchlow Jr.


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When you start the journey, your phone’s camera will be activated.
Look around you and find the arrows on the screen.
They will lead you to a location marked with a symbol that lights up when you are close enough.
You can then tap the screen to activate it and listen to an audio recording.
Try it out now by tapping on the symbol below to hear a sound!
When the voice guided experience is over, continue to follow the arrows towards the next symbol.
There are 9 locations to be found across the garden. Ready?
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Includes 360° photo collages featuring the 1st snowfall of 2020
Choose your device
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| Library: | Wiring |
| Introduced: | 2.0.3 (in Base library, moved to Wiring in 2.7.0) |
| Appearance: |
A probe is an element that simply displays the value at a given point in a circuit. It does not itself interact with other components.
In most respects, the probe component duplicates the functionality found in a Pin component configured as an output pin. The primary difference is that if the circuit is used as a subcircuit component, then an output pin will be a part of that interface, whereas a probe is not. They also are different in that the probe does not have a Data Bits attribute to be configured: The bit width is inferred from whatever value it happens to see on its input. Graphically, they are similar but have slightly different borders: A pin has a thick, black border, whereas a probe has a thin, gray border.
A probe component has only one pin, which will acts as an input to the probe. The width that this pin accepts is adaptive: The probe will adapt to inputs of any width.
When the component is selected or being added,
the arrow keys alter its Facing
attribute.
None.
Allows the label associated with the component to be edited.


Rules of The Game
Basic Rules
- 11 Players has every match has to be selected.
- Players will be divided as batsman , all-rounders and bowlers.
- Minimum of 01 wicket keeper per team needs to be selected.
- Maximum of 08 players from one team can be selected per game.
- Selection of players has to be done before the official time of the toss
- Points will be counted if 20 overs or more played in the match in case of abandonment.
- Leaderboard will indicate cumulative standing after each match.
- League is open to all. However prizes will be awarded only to Sri Lankans
- Final decision on prizes will be at the discretion of the management of cricketerlk.com.
Points System
Batting Points System
- Every 1 run = 1 points
- Not out bonus = 10 points (minimum 20 balls )
- Duck/Golden Duck = -5 points (Not for Bowlers)
- Boundries :
- Every 4 = 1 points
- Every 6 = 3 points
- Batting Milestone Bonuses :
- Between 25-49 runs = 10 points
- Between 50-74 runs = 25 points
- Between 75-99 runs = 40 points
- Between 100-124 runs = 60 points
- Between 125-149 runs = 75 points
- 150 or above = 90 points
- Batting Milestone Bonuses :
- Between 5-9 boundaries = 10 points
- Between 10-14 boundaries = 15 points
- 15 or more boundaries = 25 points
- Strike rates Bonus/penalty (10 balls minimum) :
- Unit = (No of Runs - Bowls Faced)
- If positive 1x into number of units is added
- If negative 0.5x into number of units is deducted
Bowling Points System
- Each wicket grants 25 points to the bowler
- Wicket Bonuses :
- 2 wickets grants 10 bonus points
- 3 wickets grants 20 bonus points
- 4 wickets grants 35 bonus points
- 5 wickets grants 50 bonus points
- 6 or more wickets grants 50 + 20 bonus points each
- Economy rate Bonus/Penalty :
- Unit = (No of Bowls Bowled - No of Runs Scored)
- If positive 1x into number of units is added
- If negative 1x into number of units is deducted
- Hattrick earns 30 bonus points
- Every maiden over earns 10 bonus points
Fielding Points System
- Catches grants 10 bonus points each
- Each Stumping grants 20 bonus points
- Run Out earn 15 bonus points
Special Rules
- A captain must be appointed for each team. Total points obtained by the captain is multiplied by a factor of 2 (Total points X 2)
- A vice captain must be appointed for each team. Total points obtained by the vice captain is multiplied by a factor of 1.5 (Total points X 1.5)
- Man of the match earns 50 bonus points


Before Change
raise ValueError(
"The number of layers, strides and dilations must be equal, "
"but found have {} layers, {} strides and {} dilations".format(
len(layers), len(strides), len(dilations)))
assert max(out_indices) < len(layers)
self.out_indices = out_indices
self.frozen_stages = frozen_stages
After Change
with_cp=False):
super(ResNet, self).__init__()
if depth not in self.arch_settings:
raise KeyError("invalid depth {} for resnet".format(depth))
assert num_stages >= 1 and num_stages <= 4
block, stage_blocks = self.arch_settings[depth]
stage_blocks = stage_blocks[:num_stages]
assert len(strides) == len(dilations) == num_stages


TRightClickEvent = procedure(Sender: TObject;
Parameters: TRightClickParameters) of Object;
The TRightClickEvent type points to a handler for the OnRightClick event. Sender is the THtmlViewer where the click occured. Parameters is a record whose fields contain information for constructing a popup menu. This form of parameter passing is used to allow additional fields to be added in the future.
Currently TRightClickParameters is defined as follows:
TRightClickParameters = Class(TObject)
URL, Target: string;
Image: TImageObj;
ImageX, ImageY: integer;
ClickWord: string;
end;
URL and Target are information about an anchor. These fields are blank if the mouse is not over an anchor.
Image is a pointer to the TImageObject managing an underlying image. ImageX and ImageY give the X and Y position within the image.
ClickWord is the word underneath the mouse pointer, if any.
See also:


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Here you can find out about the tournament{{ tournaments|pluralize }} that will be happening at {{ event.title }}.
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{% if event.has_seating %}Click the button below to go to the seating plan.
Click the button on the right to go to the seating plan.
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Candidates are encouraged to prepare a 1-2 minute video that outlines their campaign and objectives. Since the video will be displayed on the website, candidates should be comfortable with their content being publicly viewed. In addition, candidates are asked to answer a few questions regarding their profile as well as to provide a headshot that will be used as the face of their campaign. The photo and profile will be displayed on the Student Government website for the student body to view.
At Burnaby North Secondary, we aim to ensure that our elections are as fair as possible. As such, we ask for all candidates to carefully review the regulations surrounding preparation and campaigns. In light of the Covid-19 guidelines, additional rules have been included. Any violation of these rules will result in disciplinary action and immediate disqualification.
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java.lang.Object org.apache.catalina.mbeans.ServerLifecycleListener
Implementation of LifecycleListener
that
instantiates the set of MBeans associated with the components of a
running instance of Catalina.
| Field Summary | |
protected int |
debug
The debugging detail level for this component. |
protected java.lang.String |
descriptors
Semicolon separated list of paths containing MBean desciptor resources. |
| Constructor Summary | |
ServerLifecycleListener()
|
| Method Summary | |
void |
containerEvent(ContainerEvent event)
Handle a ContainerEvent from one of the Containers we are
interested in. |
protected void |
createMBeans()
Create the MBeans that correspond to every existing node of our tree. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Connector connector)
Create the MBeans for the specified Connector and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Context context)
Create the MBeans for the specified Context and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(ContextEnvironment environment)
Create the MBeans for the specified ContextEnvironment entry. |
protected void |
createMBeans(ContextResource resource)
Create the MBeans for the specified ContextResource entry. |
protected void |
createMBeans(ContextResourceLink resourceLink)
Create the MBeans for the specified ContextResourceLink entry. |
protected void |
createMBeans(DefaultContext dcontext)
Create the MBeans for the specified DefaultContext and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Engine engine)
Create the MBeans for the specified Engine and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Host host)
Create the MBeans for the specified Host and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(MBeanFactory factory)
Create the MBeans for MBeanFactory. |
protected void |
createMBeans(NamingResources resources)
Create the MBeans for the specified NamingResources and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Server server)
Create the MBeans for the specified Server and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Service service)
Create the MBeans for the specified Service and its nested components. |
protected void |
createMBeans(Wrapper wrapper)
Create the MBeans for the specified Servlet entry. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans()
Destroy the MBeans that correspond to every existing node of our tree. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Connector connector,
Service service)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Connector and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Context context)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Context and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(ContextEnvironment environment)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified ContextEnvironment entry. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(ContextResource resource)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified ContextResource entry. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(ContextResourceLink resourceLink)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified ContextResourceLink entry. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(DefaultContext dcontext)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified DefaultContext and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Engine engine)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Engine and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Host host)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Host and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(NamingResources resources)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified NamingResources and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Server server)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Server and its related components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Service service)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified Service and its nested components. |
protected void |
destroyMBeans(Wrapper wrapper)
Deregister the MBeans for the specified wrapper entry. |
int |
getDebug()
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java.lang.String |
getDescriptors()
|
boolean |
getJsr77Names()
Enable registration of contexts and servlet wrappers using JSR77 naming pattern. |
void |
lifecycleEvent(LifecycleEvent event)
Primary entry point for startup and shutdown events. |
protected void |
loadMBeanDescriptors()
Load additional MBean descriptor resources. |
protected void |
log(java.lang.String message)
Log a message. |
protected void |
log(java.lang.String message,
java.lang.Throwable throwable)
Log a message and associated exception. |
protected void |
processContainerAddChild(Container parent,
Container child)
Process the addition of a new child Container to a parent Container. |
protected void |
processContainerAddValve(Container container,
Valve valve)
Process the addition of a new Valve to a Container. |
protected void |
processContainerPropertyChange(Container container,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object oldValue,
java.lang.Object newValue)
Process a property change event on a Container. |
protected void |
processContainerRemoveChild(Container parent,
Container child)
Process the removal of a child Container from a parent Container. |
protected void |
processContainerRemoveValve(Container container,
Valve valve)
Process the removal of a Valve from a Container. |
protected void |
processDefaultContextPropertyChange(DefaultContext defaultContext,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object oldValue,
java.lang.Object newValue)
Process a property change event on a DefaultContext. |
protected void |
processNamingResourcesPropertyChange(NamingResources resources,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object oldValue,
java.lang.Object newValue)
Process a property change event on a NamingResources. |
protected void |
processServerPropertyChange(Server server,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object oldValue,
java.lang.Object newValue)
Process a property change event on a Server. |
protected void |
processServicePropertyChange(Service service,
java.lang.String propertyName,
java.lang.Object oldValue,
java.lang.Object newValue)
Process a property change event on a Service. |
void |
propertyChange(java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent event)
Handle a PropertyChangeEvent from one of the Containers
we are interested in. |
void |
setDebug(int debug)
|
void |
setDescriptors(java.lang.String descriptors)
|
void |
setJsr77Names(boolean b)
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected int debug
protected java.lang.String descriptors
| Constructor Detail |
public ServerLifecycleListener()
| Method Detail |
public int getDebug()
public void setDebug(int debug)
public void setJsr77Names(boolean b)
public boolean getJsr77Names()
public java.lang.String getDescriptors()
public void setDescriptors(java.lang.String descriptors)
public void containerEvent(ContainerEvent event)
ContainerEvent
from one of the Containers we are
interested in.
containerEvent
in interface ContainerListener
event
- The event that has occurredpublic void lifecycleEvent(LifecycleEvent event)
lifecycleEvent
in interface LifecycleListener
event
- The event that has occurredpublic void propertyChange(java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent event)
PropertyChangeEvent
from one of the Containers
we are interested in.
propertyChange
in interface java.beans.PropertyChangeListener
event
- The event that has occurredprotected void loadMBeanDescriptors()
protected void createMBeans()
protected void createMBeans(Connector connector) throws java.lang.Exception
connector
- Connector for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(Context context) throws java.lang.Exception
context
- Context for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(ContextEnvironment environment) throws java.lang.Exception
environment
- ContextEnvironment for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(Wrapper wrapper) throws java.lang.Exception
wrapper
-
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(ContextResource resource) throws java.lang.Exception
resource
- ContextResource for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(ContextResourceLink resourceLink) throws java.lang.Exception
resourceLink
- ContextResourceLink for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(DefaultContext dcontext) throws java.lang.Exception
dcontext
- DefaultContext for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(Engine engine) throws java.lang.Exception
engine
- Engine for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(Host host) throws java.lang.Exception
host
- Host for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(MBeanFactory factory) throws java.lang.Exception
factory
- MBeanFactory for which to create MBean
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(NamingResources resources) throws java.lang.Exception
resources
- NamingResources for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
protected void createMBeans(Server server) throws java.lang.Exception
server
- Server for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void createMBeans(Service service) throws java.lang.Exception
service
- Service for which to create MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean creationprotected void destroyMBeans()
protected void destroyMBeans(Connector connector, Service service) throws java.lang.Exception
connector
- Connector for which to deregister MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Context context) throws java.lang.Exception
context
- Context for which to deregister MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Wrapper wrapper) throws java.lang.Exception
wrapper
- ContextEnvironment for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(ContextEnvironment environment) throws java.lang.Exception
environment
- ContextEnvironment for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(ContextResource resource) throws java.lang.Exception
resource
- ContextResource for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(ContextResourceLink resourceLink) throws java.lang.Exception
resourceLink
- ContextResourceLink for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(DefaultContext dcontext) throws java.lang.Exception
dcontext
- DefaultContext for which to deregister MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Engine engine) throws java.lang.Exception
engine
- Engine for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Host host) throws java.lang.Exception
host
- Host for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(NamingResources resources) throws java.lang.Exception
resources
- NamingResources for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Server server) throws java.lang.Exception
server
- Server for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void destroyMBeans(Service service) throws java.lang.Exception
service
- Service for which to destroy MBeans
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown during MBean destructionprotected void log(java.lang.String message)
message
- The message to be loggedprotected void log(java.lang.String message, java.lang.Throwable throwable)
message
- The message to be loggedthrowable
- The exception to be loggedprotected void processContainerAddChild(Container parent, Container child)
parent
- Parent containerchild
- Child containerprotected void processContainerAddValve(Container container, Valve valve) throws java.lang.Exception
container
- The affected Containervalve
- The new Valve
java.lang.Exception
protected void processContainerPropertyChange(Container container, java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) throws java.lang.Exception
container
- The container on which this event occurredpropertyName
- The name of the property that changedoldValue
- The previous value (may be null
)newValue
- The new value (may be null
)
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrownprotected void processDefaultContextPropertyChange(DefaultContext defaultContext, java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) throws java.lang.Exception
defaultContext
- The DefaultContext on which this event occurredpropertyName
- The name of the property that changedoldValue
- The previous value (may be null
)newValue
- The new value (may be null
)
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrownprotected void processContainerRemoveChild(Container parent, Container child)
parent
- Parent containerchild
- Child containerprotected void processContainerRemoveValve(Container container, Valve valve)
container
- The affected Containervalve
- The old Valveprotected void processNamingResourcesPropertyChange(NamingResources resources, java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) throws java.lang.Exception
resources
- The global naming resources on which this
event occurredpropertyName
- The name of the property that changedoldValue
- The previous value (may be null
)newValue
- The new value (may be null
)
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrownprotected void processServerPropertyChange(Server server, java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) throws java.lang.Exception
server
- The server on which this event occurredpropertyName
- The name of the property that changedoldValue
- The previous value (may be null
)newValue
- The new value (may be null
)
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrownprotected void processServicePropertyChange(Service service, java.lang.String propertyName, java.lang.Object oldValue, java.lang.Object newValue) throws java.lang.Exception
service
- The service on which this event occurredpropertyName
- The name of the property that changedoldValue
- The previous value (may be null
)newValue
- The new value (may be null
)
java.lang.Exception
- if an exception is thrown
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This form will take you through the steps of setting up a new meeting that will not be saved or use any machine learning.