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The national carrier of Saudi Arabia concluded on Thursday its participation at Dubai Airshow 2019, which kicked off last Sunday, November 17, at Al Maktoum International Airport in Dubai.
Saudi Airlines signed two agreements with Boeing and Honeywell to provide technical support services in the field of flight planning and auxiliary energy.
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The Chicago Boss API is mostly stable, but still might change before 1.0.
Jump to: boss_test
boss_assert
Chicago Boss ships with a unique functional test framework, where tests are structured as trees of continuations. All assertions are performed in callbacks, and additional tests are also performed in callbacks. For more information on the design of Boss's functional tests, see “Functional Tests As A Tree Of Continuations”.
To create a test suite, create a module in the test/ directory. Your test module should export a start/0
function, which should invoke a function from the boss_test
module. This function will in turn invoke functions in the boss_assert
module (to run assertions) and the boss_test
module (to run further tests).
When you are ready to run your test suite, type "make test" in your project directory.
boss_test
Functions in the boss_test
issue HTTP requests to your web application (or check for emails sent by it). All functions in the boss_test
module take the same two final arguments.
Second to last, Assertions
is a list of funs that must return a tuple {Passed, ErrorMessage}
, where:
Passed
- a boolean indicating whether the test passedErrorMessage
- an error message to be displayed if the test failed
Each fun in Assertions
takes a single argument, which is the response object of the current test. The response object will usually by an HTTP response, but in boss_test:read_email/4
, it's an email.
Most assertions will take the form of calls to boss_assert
, which is documented below.
The last argument to any boss_test
function is called Continuations
. Continuations
is a list of additional tests — funs that take the HTTP response value as their only argument, and use it to invoke additional tests from the boss_test
module. Funs in Continuations
should be preceded by a string label, e.g.:
[ "Click the register link", fun(Res) -> ... end,
"Click the copyright link", fun(Res) -> ... end, ... ]).
The key thing to understand about Continuations
is that they are performed in parallel. Any database manipulations that occur in one continuation cannot affect sibling continuations.
Functions available in the boss_test
module include:
This test issues an HTTP GET request to Url
(a path such as "/"
-- no "http://" or domain name), passing in RequestHeaders
to the
server.
This test issues an HTTP POST request to Url
(a path such as "/"
-- no "http://" or domain name), passing in RequestHeaders
to the
server, and Contents
as the request body.
This test looks for a link labeled LinkName
in Response
and issues
an HTTP GET request to the associated URL. The label may be an "alt" attribute of a
hyperlinked <img> tag.
This test follows an HTTP redirect; that is, it issues a GET request to
the URL specified by the "Location" header in Response
This test inspects Response
for an HTML form with a "name" attribute equal to FormName
,
and submits it using FormValues
, a proplist with keys equal to the labels of form fields.
(So all visible form fields should be labeled with a <label> HTML tag!)
If a particular value is not specified, the form's default value is used.
This test retrieves the most recent email sent by the application to ToAddress
with
subject equal to Subject
.
boss_assert
The Assertions
list in a boss_test
invocation will usually refer to functions in the boss_assert
module. Available functions include:
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 200 (HTTP OK).
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 206 (HTTP Partial Content)
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 302 (HTTP Found).
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 304 (HTTP Not Modified).
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 400 (HTTP Bad Request).
Compares the HTTP status code in Response
to 404 (HTTP Not Found).
Looks in Response
for a link with text equal to Text
.
The text may be the inner text of an <a> tag, or the
"alt" attribute of a hyperlinked <img> tag.
Response
may be an HTTP response, or an email.
Looks in Response
for an HTML tag of type Tag
with inner
text equal to Text
. Response
may be an HTTP response, or an email.
Compares the Key
header in Response
(HTTP or email) to Value
.
Compares Url
to the Location: header of Response
.
Compares ContentLanguage
to the Content-Language: header of Response
Compares ContentType
to the Content-Type: header of Response
Compares FromAddress
to the From: header field in Email
Checks whether Email
contains a plain-text body.
Checks whether Email
contains an HTML body.
Checks whether Email
contains a plain-text body and not an HTML body.
Checks whether Email
contains an HTML body and not a plain-text body.
Checks whether Email
contains alternative text and HTML representations.
Checks whether Email
exists
Checks whether Email
is undefined


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I am currently an 1851 Research Fellow at the Centre for Ecology and Conservation, University of Exeter. Working alongside Dr Regan Early, I am investigating past species responses to climatic change to better predict future responses. My previous research has included studies of protected area effectiveness at a global scale, conservation of polar regions, and methods to better work with count data.
Most of my work is modelling based, and I am experienced with species distribution models, population models, mixed effects models and Bayesian hierarchical models. I am fluent in R, proficient in Python, and have significant expertise in large dataset management, high performance computing and GIS.
I am passionate about ensuring that my work extends beyond academia and have collaborated with The Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR), WWF via The Living Planet Index, Wetlands International and The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN).


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Badgers dominate second half to beat Marquette 77-61
by APMADISON, Wis. — Brevin Pritzl had 15 points and 12 rebounds off the bench, and each of the Wisconsin’s five starters scored in double figures as the Badgers defeated in-state rival Marquette 77-61 on Sunday.
Brad Davison also had 15 points for Wisconsin (3-1), which won its 12th straight non-conference home game and 300th career game at the Kohl Center, which opened in January 2008.
Koby McEwen scored a game-high 19 points for Marquette (2-1), which suffered its first loss of the season. The Golden Eagles were seeking back-to-back wins against Big Ten opponents following their come-from-behind victory over Purdue on Wednesday,
The Badgers held a 34-29 lead at halftime with 11 of their points coming off Marquette’s nine first-half turnovers. Wisconsin also outscored the Golden Eagles 18-4 in the paint before the break. Markus Howard had 16 points in the first half on 6-of-12 shooting, while the rest of Marquette shot 4 of 13 from the field. Howard finished with 18.
Wisconsin came out firing in the second half, hitting eight 3-pointers in the period to pull away.
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The Australian Diamonds celebrate with the Constellation Cup after winning the 2019 Constellation Cup match against the New Zealand Silver Ferns at RAC Arena on Oct. 27, 2019, in Perth, Australia.
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Iraqi students pose for selfies with a member of the security forces during ongoing anti-government protests in the central city of Diwaniyah on Oct. 31, 2019.
Former President Ronald Reagan’s Air Force One sits on display at the Reagan Presidential Library as the Easy fire burns in the hills on Oct. 30, 2019, in Simi Valley, California.
Indigenous Anangu children play with a camera during a ceremony marking the permanent ban on climbing Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory on Oct. 27, 2019.
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This document includes scripts and text analysis to support the reproducibility review at the AGILE conference 2021, which happens online but is organised by a team from Chania, Greece. The physical conference was cancelled due to the COVID-19 crisis. The full papers were already reviewed at the time the decision to cancel was taken, so these are still published. However, short papers and posters were not sent out to review but are included here in the summary statistics.
Find out more online about reproducible publications at AGILE and the review process, and visit the Reproducible AGILE website: https://reproducible-agile.github.io/. The code of this document is published on GitHub in the repository reproducible-agile/reviews-2021, where you can inspect the R code in the file agile-reproducibility-reviews.Rmd
and find instructions for reproducing the workflow. The report parameter private_info
can be set to yes
to show information which cannot be shared publicly, such as author names, titles, or excerpts of not accepted submissions, and to upload review files to private shares, which requires authentication.
if(is.na(Sys.getenv("easychair_username", unset = NA)) || is.na(Sys.getenv("easychair_password", unset = NA))) {
stop("Provide login details for EasyChair (e.g., in a file `.Renviron`) in environment variables",
"`easychair_username` and `easychair_password`")
}
# with help from https://github.com/kaytwo/easierchair/blob/master/scrape_easychair.py
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23202522/r-httr-post-request-for-signing-in
login_response <- NULL
if(is.null(login_response)) {
login_response <- httr::POST(url = "https://easychair.org/account/verify",
body = list(name = Sys.getenv("easychair_username"),
password = Sys.getenv("easychair_password")),
encode = "form")
}
Retrieve all information about submissions from the EasyChair submissions system. The full submission information is not included in the public rendering of this report. Make sure that the shown columns in the submission table include the colums required in the code below.
| type | n |
|---|---|
| Full-paper submission | 18 |
| Poster submission | 6 |
| Short-paper submission | 29 |
The paper PDFs are downloaded from EasyChair directly using the links provided in the submission overview table.
The text is extracted from PDFs and it is processed to create a tidy data structure without stop words. The stop words include specific words, which might be included in the page header, abbreviations, and terms particular to scientific articles, such as figure
.
About 49 % of the words are considered stop words.
The following table shows how many words and non-stop words each document has, sorted by number of non-stop words. The id
is built from the file name plus a prefix: for full papers, it is the left-padded submission number and the prefix fp_
;
| type | words | non-stop words |
|---|---|---|
| Full-paper submission | 17341 | 8636 |
| Full-paper submission | 5387 | 2773 |
| Full-paper submission | 15782 | 7040 |
| Full-paper submission | 7687 | 3795 |
| Full-paper submission | 7293 | 3744 |
| Short-paper submission | 3275 | 1412 |
| Full-paper submission | 4890 | 2552 |
| Full-paper submission | 9930 | 4834 |
| Full-paper submission | 18034 | 8717 |
| Full-paper submission | 14461 | 6440 |
| Full-paper submission | 5755 | 2894 |
| Full-paper submission | 10781 | 5523 |
| Full-paper submission | 19876 | 9760 |
| Full-paper submission | 27834 | 13785 |
| Short-paper submission | 4645 | 2112 |
| Short-paper submission | 3711 | 1752 |
| Full-paper submission | 7193 | 3097 |
| Short-paper submission | 4134 | 1942 |
| Full-paper submission | 16791 | 8272 |
| Full-paper submission | 6221 | 2887 |
| Full-paper submission | 5745 | 2771 |
| Short-paper submission | 4283 | 2096 |
| Short-paper submission | 3186 | 1568 |
| Short-paper submission | 3783 | 1763 |
| Poster submission | 1440 | 741 |
| Short-paper submission | 234 | 148 |
| Short-paper submission | 5771 | 3076 |
| Short-paper submission | 6835 | 3141 |
| Short-paper submission | 3624 | 1938 |
| Short-paper submission | 7045 | 3686 |
| Poster submission | 830 | 450 |
| Short-paper submission | 3624 | 1849 |
| Short-paper submission | 4539 | 2289 |
| Poster submission | 752 | 351 |
| Poster submission | 635 | 375 |
| Short-paper submission | 4830 | 2059 |
| Short-paper submission | 4655 | 2659 |
| Short-paper submission | 4157 | 2322 |
| Short-paper submission | 4661 | 2438 |
| Short-paper submission | 3275 | 1503 |
| Short-paper submission | 4316 | 2274 |
| Short-paper submission | 4076 | 2037 |
| Short-paper submission | 4508 | 2133 |
| Short-paper submission | 4701 | 2354 |
| Short-paper submission | 4231 | 2007 |
| Short-paper submission | 3907 | 1976 |
| Short-paper submission | 6128 | 2718 |
| Short-paper submission | 2655 | 1310 |
| Short-paper submission | 3622 | 1872 |
| Poster submission | 280 | 165 |
| Poster submission | 2146 | 997 |
| Full-paper submission | 7842 | 4335 |
| Short-paper submission | 2990 | 1399 |
| Full-paper submission:18|Poster submission:6|Short-paper submission:29 | 336327 | 164767 |
According the the AGILE Reproducible Paper Guidelines, all authors must add a Data and Software Availability section to their paper. The guidelines themselves are mandatory for the first time in 2021. This detection naturally relies on the loaded texts with stop words.
34 papers have the section in question, that is 64 % of all submissions. Here are the statistics per submission type:
| type | submissions | with DASA | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-paper submission | 18 | 18 | 100.0 |
| Short-paper submission | 29 | 16 | 55.2 |
| Poster submission | 6 | NA | NA |
For the following table and figure, the word stems were extracted based on a stemming algorithm from package quanteda
. The word cloud is based on 350 unique words occuring each at least 100 times, all in all occuring 80540 times which comprises 49 % of non-stop words.
| place | wordstem | n | # papers | % papers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | data | 2317 | 53 | 100 |
| 2 | map | 1415 | 45 | 85 |
| 3 | model | 1197 | 45 | 85 |
| 4 | inform | 1044 | 50 | 94 |
| 5 | question | 973 | 31 | 58 |
| 6 | https | 921 | 50 | 94 |
| 7 | spatial | 907 | 45 | 85 |
| 8 | user | 903 | 38 | 72 |
| 9 | geograph | 829 | 41 | 77 |
| 10 | result | 698 | 51 | 96 |
| 11 | time | 697 | 50 | 94 |
| 12 | studi | 682 | 48 | 91 |
| 13 | build | 581 | 40 | 75 |
| 14 | research | 568 | 47 | 89 |
| 15 | chang | 532 | 42 | 79 |
| 16 | type | 532 | 45 | 85 |
| 17 | process | 510 | 47 | 89 |
| 18 | doi.org | 507 | 39 | 74 |
| 19 | analysi | 505 | 47 | 89 |
| 20 | system | 478 | 48 | 91 |
There is “accept” and “conditionally accept” (after second review)!
| decision | count |
|---|---|
| ACCEPT | 16 |
| REJECT | 1 |
| NA | 1 |
| papers | n |
|---|---|
| submitted | 18 |
| submitted with DASA | 18 |
| accepted | 16 |
| accepted with DASA | 16 |
| rejected with DASA | 1 |
review_data_figure_label <- if(params$private_info) {
"Barplot of Data and Software Availability sections across accepted and rejected full paper submissions"
} else {
"Barplot of Data and Software Availability sections across accepted full paper submissions"
}
Reproducibility review of: FULL PAPER TITLE
LICENSE.md
and licensing information in the OSF project description in that case)This document is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. All contained code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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The used MRAN snapshot is https://mran.microsoft.com/snapshot/2020-04-24.


Blogroll
Some cool sites:
Music reviews and stuff
- The Quietus
- Resident Advisor
- Igloo Magazine
- The Ransom Note
- Piero Scaruffi’s knowledge base
- Rhythm Passport
- Melodic Distraction
- Brainwashed
- a closer listen
- XLR8R
- Chain D.L.K.
- compulsiononline.com
- Spectrum Culture
- Dork
- positivelyunderground
- Inverted Audio
- Extraordinary Nobodies
- Focus Hip Hop
- AmbientExotica.com
- The Line of Best Fit
- Loud And Quiet
- Astral Noize
- Headphone Commute
- A STRANGELY ISOLATED PLACE
- Dayz of Purple and Orange
- Psych Insight Music
- The Fragmented Flaneur
- TIGHT magazine


Inherited by
Gecode::DFA,
Gecode::IntSet,
Gecode::SharedArray< T >,
Gecode::TupleSet,
Gecode::SharedArray< bdd >,
Gecode::SharedArray< Gecode::IntSet >,
Gecode::SharedArray< Gecode::Iter::Ranges::Cache::Range >,
Gecode::SharedArray< Gecode::Iter::Ranges::Minus::Range >,
Gecode::SharedArray< Gecode::Projector >, and
Gecode::SharedArray< int >.
List of all members.
Detailed Description
The shared handle.
Shared handles must inherit from this base class where Object must be a subclass of SharedObject. Shared handles support that the handle has no object it currently refers to.
Definition at line 71 of file core.icc.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::SharedHandle::SharedHandle |
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void |
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Create shared handle with no object pointing to.
Definition at line 1434 of file core.icc.
Create shared handle that points to shared object so.
Definition at line 1436 of file core.icc.
| Gecode::SharedHandle::SharedHandle |
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const SharedHandle & |
sh |
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[inline] |
Copy constructor maintaining reference count.
Definition at line 1440 of file core.icc.
| Gecode::SharedHandle::~SharedHandle |
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void |
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[inline] |
Destructor that maintains reference count.
Definition at line 1467 of file core.icc.
Member Function Documentation
Assignment operator mainitaining reference count.
Definition at line 1444 of file core.icc.
| void Gecode::SharedHandle::update |
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Space * |
home, |
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bool |
share, |
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SharedHandle & |
sh | |
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Updating during cloning.
Definition at line 1451 of file core.icc.
Access to the shared object.
Definition at line 1471 of file core.icc.
Modify shared object.
Definition at line 1475 of file core.icc.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Functionality:
- Create a Generic FlipBook using a custom library for book creation.
- Flipbook pages contain images or text defined by the User.
- Animation of Flipping of Pages with a specified Delay.
- We can render custom text, images onto the Pages.
- Navigation through the Pages.
- Input from keyboard to Navigate, or time based.
Program Details :
- Written in C++.
- Opengl Library utilised
- Following functionality from Opengl implemented
- Keyboard Interactions.
- Mouse Interactions.
- 3D and 2D Transformations.
- Stroke Text.
- Timing Functions.
- Lighting and Shading.
- Perspective and Parallel Viewing.
- Texture Mapping.
- Soil Library required for image loading.
- Doxygen for Documentation Generation
- Generic Flipbook Class Created [ Library ]
- Book flipbook = new flipbook(); -> To create a Flipbook at (0, 0, 0)
- flipbook->addPage(PAGE_TYPE_TEXT, char string)
- string -> text here is rendered onto the screen at that Page.
- flipbook->addPage(PAGE_TYPE_DRAWING, funct)
- funct(xstart, ystart,z , xmax, ymax)
- Specified function called, and what is drawn in this function is rendered onto the page.
- flipbook->renderBook() -> Render Flipbook at that position.
- flipbook->renderPage() -> Render last page added.
- flipbook->renderPage(x) -> render Page x on screen.
Execution :
```
Posix Compliant
Installation of libraries
freeglut3-dev -> Opengl libsoil-dev -> Soil library for image loading doxygen -> Documentation Generation graphviz -> Documentation Generation
Execution of Application
cd Flipbook make all make run
Generate Documentation
make documentation
Windows
Download make utility http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/make.htm Install Opengl Library make all make run
```
Screenshots


| Organization Name | Organization Number |
|---|---|
| {{ organizationModel.name }} | {{ organizationModel.organizationNo }} |
Ship name not set.
Call sign not set.
IMO number not set.
Ship type not selected.
Year of build not set.
Ship length not set.
Ship breadth not set.
Ship power not set.
Hull type not selected.
Ship status not set.
Ship height not set.
Ship draught not set.
Gross tonnage not set.
Deadweight tonnage not set.
Flag code not selected.
At least one contact medium must be provided.
Organization not selected.
| Ship Name | Call Sign | IMO Number | MMSI Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ shipModel.name }} | {{ shipModel.callSign }} | {{ shipModel.imoNo }} | {{ shipModel.mmsiNo }} |
| Ship Type | Year of Build | Length | Breadth | Power | Hull Type | Status | Height | Draught | Gross Tonnage | Deadweight Tonnage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ selectedShipType.name }} | {{ shipModel.yearOfBuild }} | {{ lengthTypeDropdownString }}
{{ shipModel.length }} |
{{ breadthTypeDropdownString }}
{{ shipModel.breadth }} |
{{ powerTypeDropdownString }}
{{ shipModel.power }} |
{{ hullTypeDropdownString }} | {{ shipStatusDropdownString }} | {{ shipModel.height }} | {{ shipModel.draught }} | {{ shipModel.grossTonnage }} | {{ shipModel.deadweightTonnage }} |
Ship has side thrusters.
Ship has front side thrusters.
Ship has back side thrusters.
{{ shipModel.remark }}
| Country Flag | Ship Flag Code | Country |
|---|---|---|
| {{ shipFlagCodeModel.name }} | {{ shipFlagCodeModel.country.name }} |
| Organization Name | Organization Number |
|---|---|
| {{ organizationModel.name }} | {{ organizationModel.organizationNo }} |


[name]
A 3x3 matrix.
Constructor
[name]([page:Float n11], [page:Float n12], [page:Float n13], [page:Float n21], [page:Float n22], [page:Float n23], [page:Float n31], [page:Float n32], [page:Float n33])
n11 -- [page:Float]
n12 -- [page:Float]
n13 -- [page:Float]
n21 -- [page:Float]
n22 -- [page:Float]
n23 -- [page:Float]
n31 -- [page:Float]
n32 -- [page:Float]
n33 -- [page:Float]
Initialize the 3x3 matrix with a row-major sequence of values.
n11, n12, n13,
n21, n22, n23,
n31, n32, n33
If no values are sent the matrix will be initialized as an identity matrix.
Properties
.[page:Float32Array elements]
Float32Array with column-major matrix values.
Methods
.transpose() [page:Matrix3]
Transposes this matrix in place.
.transposeIntoArray( [page:Array array] ) [page:Matrix3]
array -- [page:Array]
Transposes this matrix into the supplied array, and returns itself.
.determinant() [page:Float]
Returns the matrix's determinant.
.set([page:Float n11], [page:Float n12], [page:Float n13], [page:Float n21], [page:Float n22], [page:Float n23], [page:Float n31], [page:Float n32], [page:Float n33]) [page:Matrix3 this]
n11 -- [page:Float]
n12 -- [page:Float]
n13 -- [page:Float]
n21 -- [page:Float]
n22 -- [page:Float]
n23 -- [page:Float]
n31 -- [page:Float]
n32 -- [page:Float]
n33 -- [page:Float]
Set the 3x3 matrix values to the given row-major sequence of values.
.multiplyScalar([page:Float scalar]) [page:Matrix3 this]
scalar -- [page:Float]
Multiply every component of the matrix by a scalar value.
.multiplyVector3Array([page:Array array]) [page:Array]
array -- An array in the form [vector1x, vector1y, vector1z, vector2x, vector2y, vector2z, ...]
Multiply (apply) this matrix against every vector3 in the array.
.getNormalMatrix([page:Matrix4 matrix4]) [page:Matrix3 this]
matrix4 -- [page:Matrix4]
Set this matrix as the normal matrix of the passed [page:Matrix4 matrix4]. The normal matrix is the inverse transpose of the matrix.
.getInverse([page:Matrix4 matrix4], [page:Boolean throwOnInvertible]) [page:Matrix3 this]
matrix4 -- [page:Matrix4]
throwOnInvertible -- [Page:Boolean] If true, throw an error if the matrix is invertible.
Set this matrix to the inverse of the passed matrix.
.copy([page:Matrix3 matrix]) [page:Matrix3 this]
matrix -- [page:Matrix3]
Copy the values of the passed matrix.
.clone() [page:Matrix3]
Create a copy of the matrix.
.identity() [page:Matrix3 this]
Set as an identity matrix.
1, 0, 0
0, 1, 0
0, 0, 1
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Congrats! I assume you have mastered entry-level web scraping. Since we come to more advanced level, we will have to deal with more complex issues. In this chapter, we will talk about how to sign into a website in Python. Please bear in mind that we will only discuss login without any captcha or other Turing Test (google's reCAPTCHA is one of the worst). It doesn't mean captcha is the dead end for scraping. There are two ways to bypass captcha, manually downloading image for human recognition or using external package to do image recognition. You will find something here.
Well, login is no magic. Traditionally it is posting a form consists of critical information to a certain address. When each piece of information matches the record in website backend database, the website will assign a token to you. Token is like security clearance. It enables you to visit the content that requires login. Always remember to insert a token into the header when you got one after authentication.
Big companies like Facebook or Twitter use a slightly different approach called CSRF token. The website sends a token to you before sign-in. It goes without saying that CSRF token must be presented at login. There will be no more token assigned to you after authentication because the cookies will take care of everything. Think of CSRF as buying TTP in Madrid, once you tap it on the card reader to pass the gate, you do not need it to visit any station or exit the metro system.
Let's look at a simple case, a website called CQF. This great website features many free reports and videos on quantitative finance. But, there is always a but, the annoying part is resources are exclusive to registered users. Thus, we will be forced to include the login part in our python scraper. As usual, we always take a quick look at the website before coding. When we log in, we need to inspect element to seek for the login activity (if you forget how to do this, please refer to chapter 2 in the beginner level). There are quite a few activities when we log in, right? The quickest way to distinguish the login from the rest is to search your username and password. Because username and password are normally unhashed.
Now that we have located the login activity, there are three key things we need to keep an eye on. The first one is Request URL. It will be the URL we post our form to. Pay attention to Request Method. The login is often POST method, rather than GET method.
The second one will be Request Headers. Headers are great tools to disguise your scraping as an internet browser. They are called headers because you would spend most of your time scratching your head to get them right. We can observe tons of information in the headers. Only a small bit of them are genuinely useful to the login. An effective way is to exclude cookies and anything contains hashed information. Nonetheless, this is not always the case. Some websites filter out machines by valid cookies with hashed information for login. If you accidentally exclude those headers, you may trigger the alarm of the website and end up with some form of captcha.
My apologies for the redaction in these headers. The redaction plays a vital role here to protect my privacy. It turns my headers into some confidential documents from MI6.
The last but not least one will be Form Data. It contains the critical information for authentication, such as username and password.
There is another part called Query String Parameters. We do not encounter it very often at login. It is more frequently seen in data query though.
Once we have gathered everything we need, we can simply do
session.post(url,headers={'iamnotarobot':True},
data={'username':'lanarhodes4avn',
'password':'i<3ellahughes'},
params={'id':'jia.lissa'})
The session will automatically update its cookie after posting a form. Generally speaking, the website gives a token in return (CQF does not). And the response is likely to be in JSON format, then we do
session.headers.update({'token':response.json()['token']})
We have obtained the security clearance now. We can snoop around every corner as we please. Quite simple, isn't it? For more details, feel free to click CQF. If you crave for a bigger challenge, why don't you start with scraping a private instagram account?
Click the icon below to be redirected to GitHub Repository


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Google+ author: Arthur Rosa author_login: arthurlockman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: https://b.rthr.me wordpress_id: 260 wordpress_url: http://b.rthr.me/?p=260 date: '2011-09-06 20:32:44 -0400' date_gmt: '2011-09-07 00:32:44 -0400' ---
I've noticed recently that not many people that I regularly communicate with are on Google+. Well, right now, I vow to change that for the better. For anyone who still does not have a Google+ account, here's an invite on me!
Enjoy!
Please note, there are only 150 available at the moment, so first come first serve!


The icon module provides full access to the eBay iconography via the <svg> tag (i.e. foreground icons) and the <span> tag (i.e. background icons).
By default, the icon module bundles all CSS for both types of tag. However, the background icon CSS contains a base64 data-url for every icon in the set, therefore significantly increasing CSS payload. For this reason, Skin also provides the ability to bring in background or foreground CSS independently, via their own modules.
Below we give a quick, introductory example of how to use each type of icon; followed up by the full list of icons.
Foregound icons (the <svg> tag) can inherit their colour via the CSS cascade.
To avoid gigantic icons when in a non-CSS state, we use the SVG width and height attributes to override the browser's default 300x150 size.
Background icons (the <span> tag) have their colour fixed in base64 and cannot be changed via CSS.
Remember, this module contains a base64 encoded string for every icon in the set, therefore a significant increase in CSS payload will occur.
NOTE: Skin removes all mouse and touch events on foreground icons due to a bug in IE. To add events to these icons you should wrap them in another element and attach your events there.
An icon can be presentational or non-presentational.
A presentational icon provides no additional content, context or affordance to a page, section or widget.
Presentational foreground icons require aria-hidden="true".
Presentational background icons require no special treatment. Assistive technology simply ignores empty span tags.
A non-presentational icon provides essential content, context or affordance to a page, section or widget.
Non-presentational icons nested inside of an interactive element (typically a button or link) require no special treatment. The label and role of the interactive element is sufficient for assistive technology.
Non-presentational icons not nested inside of an interactive element require role="img" and an aria-label.


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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move that return MoveSelector | |
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protected abstract MoveSelector |
MoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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MoveSelector |
MoveSelectorConfig.buildMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
SelectionOrder inheritedSelectionOrder)
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.composite |
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.composite that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
UnionMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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MoveSelector |
CartesianProductMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.factory |
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.factory that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
MoveListFactoryConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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MoveSelector |
MoveIteratorFactoryConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.generic |
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.generic that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
SwapMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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MoveSelector |
PillarSwapMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
|
MoveSelector |
PillarChangeMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
|
MoveSelector |
ChangeMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.generic.chained |
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.config.heuristic.selector.move.generic.chained that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
TailChainSwapMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
|
MoveSelector |
SubChainSwapMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
|
MoveSelector |
SubChainChangeMoveSelectorConfig.buildBaseMoveSelector(HeuristicConfigPolicy configPolicy,
SelectionCacheType minimumCacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.constructionheuristic.placer declared as MoveSelector | |
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protected MoveSelector |
PooledEntityPlacer.moveSelector
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| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.constructionheuristic.placer with type parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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protected List<MoveSelector> |
QueuedEntityPlacer.moveSelectorList
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| Constructors in org.optaplanner.core.impl.constructionheuristic.placer with parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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PooledEntityPlacer(MoveSelector moveSelector)
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| Constructor parameters in org.optaplanner.core.impl.constructionheuristic.placer with type arguments of type MoveSelector | |
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QueuedEntityPlacer(EntitySelector entitySelector,
List<MoveSelector> moveSelectorList)
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| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.exhaustivesearch.decider declared as MoveSelector | |
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protected MoveSelector |
ExhaustiveSearchDecider.moveSelector
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.impl.exhaustivesearch.decider that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
ExhaustiveSearchDecider.getMoveSelector()
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| Constructors in org.optaplanner.core.impl.exhaustivesearch.decider with parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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ExhaustiveSearchDecider(BestSolutionRecaller bestSolutionRecaller,
Termination termination,
ManualEntityMimicRecorder manualEntityMimicRecorder,
MoveSelector moveSelector,
boolean scoreBounderEnabled,
ScoreBounder scoreBounder)
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| Classes in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move that implement MoveSelector | |
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class |
AbstractMoveSelector
Abstract superclass for MoveSelector . |
| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.composite |
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| Classes in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.composite that implement MoveSelector | |
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class |
CartesianProductMoveSelector
A CompositeMoveSelector that cartesian products 2 or more MoveSelector s. |
class |
CompositeMoveSelector
Abstract superclass for every composite MoveSelector . |
class |
UnionMoveSelector
A CompositeMoveSelector that unions 2 or more MoveSelector s. |
| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.composite with type parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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protected List<MoveSelector> |
CompositeMoveSelector.childMoveSelectorList
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| Constructor parameters in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.composite with type arguments of type MoveSelector | |
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CartesianProductMoveSelector(List<MoveSelector> childMoveSelectorList,
boolean ignoreEmptyChildIterators,
boolean randomSelection)
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CompositeMoveSelector(List<MoveSelector> childMoveSelectorList,
boolean randomSelection)
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UnionMoveSelector(List<MoveSelector> childMoveSelectorList,
boolean randomSelection)
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UnionMoveSelector(List<MoveSelector> childMoveSelectorList,
boolean randomSelection,
SelectionProbabilityWeightFactory selectorProbabilityWeightFactory)
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.decorator |
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| Classes in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.decorator that implement MoveSelector | |
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class |
AbstractCachingMoveSelector
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class |
CachingMoveSelector
A MoveSelector that caches the result of its child MoveSelector . |
class |
FilteringMoveSelector
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class |
ProbabilityMoveSelector
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class |
SelectedCountLimitMoveSelector
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class |
ShufflingMoveSelector
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class |
SortingMoveSelector
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| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.decorator declared as MoveSelector | |
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protected MoveSelector |
SelectedCountLimitMoveSelector.childMoveSelector
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protected MoveSelector |
ProbabilityMoveSelector.childMoveSelector
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protected MoveSelector |
FilteringMoveSelector.childMoveSelector
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protected MoveSelector |
AbstractCachingMoveSelector.childMoveSelector
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.decorator that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
AbstractCachingMoveSelector.getChildMoveSelector()
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| Constructors in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.decorator with parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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AbstractCachingMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
SelectionCacheType cacheType)
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CachingMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
SelectionCacheType cacheType,
boolean randomSelection)
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FilteringMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
List<SelectionFilter> filterList)
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ProbabilityMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
SelectionCacheType cacheType,
SelectionProbabilityWeightFactory probabilityWeightFactory)
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SelectedCountLimitMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
long selectedCountLimit)
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ShufflingMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
SelectionCacheType cacheType)
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SortingMoveSelector(MoveSelector childMoveSelector,
SelectionCacheType cacheType,
SelectionSorter sorter)
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class |
MoveIteratorFactoryToMoveSelectorBridge
Bridges a MoveIteratorFactory to a MoveSelector . |
class |
MoveListFactoryToMoveSelectorBridge
Bridges a MoveListFactory to a MoveSelector . |
| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.generic |
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| Classes in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.generic that implement MoveSelector | |
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class |
ChangeMoveSelector
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class |
GenericMoveSelector
Abstract superclass for every generic MoveSelector . |
class |
PillarChangeMoveSelector
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class |
PillarSwapMoveSelector
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class |
SwapMoveSelector
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| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.generic.chained |
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| Classes in org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.generic.chained that implement MoveSelector | |
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class |
SubChainChangeMoveSelector
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class |
SubChainSwapMoveSelector
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class |
TailChainSwapMoveSelector
Also known as a 2-opt move selector. |
| Uses of MoveSelector in org.optaplanner.core.impl.localsearch.decider |
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| Fields in org.optaplanner.core.impl.localsearch.decider declared as MoveSelector | |
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protected MoveSelector |
LocalSearchDecider.moveSelector
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.impl.localsearch.decider that return MoveSelector | |
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MoveSelector |
LocalSearchDecider.getMoveSelector()
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| Methods in org.optaplanner.core.impl.localsearch.decider with parameters of type MoveSelector | |
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void |
LocalSearchDecider.setMoveSelector(MoveSelector moveSelector)
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STEEL (Warner Bros.) Starring: Shaquille O'Neal, Annabeth Gish, Richard Roundtree, Judd Nelson. Screenplay: Kenneth Johnson, based on the comic book characters created by Louise Simonson and John Bogdanove. Producers: Quincy Jones, David Salzman and Joel Simon. Director: Kenneth Johnson. MPAA Rating: PG (profanity, comic book violence) Running Time: 97 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
It doesn't take long to figure out that there's something decidedly unfashionable about STEEL. The opening theme song, with its wakka-cha-wakka guitar track, sounds like it was salvaged from a 1970s TV series; ditto the no-nonsense exposition, arch-villains and even archer performances. All of which is quite appropriate, since writer/director Kenneth Johnson wrote and directed for 70s adventure series like "The Bionic Woman" and "The Incredible Hulk." You might swear that Johnson had made STEEL 20 years ago, dusted it off and gussied it up with a few modern special effects, if not for the fact that Shaquille O'Neal would have been in pre-school at the time.
The funny thing about STEEL is that it's so unfashionable it's actually refreshing. The plot casts O'Neal as an army weapons expert named John Henry Irons, who leaves the service when one of his creations accidentally leaves his good friend Sparky (Annabeth Gish) a paraplegic. "Johnny" is resolved to lead a quiet civilian life until he notices that some powerful military hardware has ended up in the hands of a street gang. With the help of Sparky's electronics wizardry and the raw materials provided by his junkman Uncle Joe (Richard Roundtree), Johnny creates a high-tech suit of armor to help him bring down the turncoat soldier (Judd Nelson) providing military technology to criminals.
Thus is born Steel, a hero with a decidedly unfashionable modus operandi: he just wants to make the world a better place. He isn't a tormented soul seething with a need for vengeance, or a shady anti-hero with a dark side and a hundred vices to "humanize" him.  He simply acts out of a sense of responsibility...and he's very polite.
Perhaps it helps to have a certain nostalgia for the admittedly B-grade TV STEEL is modeled after, because it's certainly nobody's idea of stellar film-making. Shaquille O'Neal, who still can't act a lick, coasts through the film on his affability and a running gag about his inability to make free throws. Johnson asks little of his actors -- he's used to working with Lou Ferrigno, for heaven's sake -- offering them direction which seems to consist of "stand there and read your lines." He seems perfectly aware that STEEL is a formulaic action film with stock characters and fight scenes placed at carefully spaced intervals, yet he also seems perfectly sincere about his subject.
That sincerity is part of what makes STEEL so improbably satisfying. Johnson refuses to wink at Steel's selflessness, or to mock him for being such a square; he refuses to take his straightforward narrative and turn it into a collection of incoherently edited battles peppered with one-liners. He has made a film about role models, role models who happen to be an African-American man and a disabled woman, and you get the impression that the people involved feel good about that without preaching about it. STEEL isn't going to dazzle anybody, particularly the kids who will make up most of the audience. They'll be used to cutting edge effects, chaotic battles and even more chaotic storylines, not the perfectly comprehensible (if extremely simplistic) narrative of STEEL. Those kids may find it all pretty old-fashioned, but I hope there's still a place for old-fashioned heroes, the kind who say "Yes, ma'am" and mean it.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 men of steel: 6.
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Valverde: Pique must keep his focus on football
The Barcelona defender is one of the architects of the new Davis Cup format.
Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde has warned Gerard Pique he must stay focused on football despite his other commitments this week.
Pique is heavily involved with the Davis Cup tennis event that is currently ongoing in Madrid but is still expected to play at Leganes on Saturday.
“It is true that Gerard has issues outside of football,” the manager said at a pre-match press conference.
“But curiously it is said that football players do not do things outside football and then when they do… ”
“If he is focused he will play, if not I will play another. I see him as being focused.”
Valverde was wary of underestimating bottom-of-the-table Leganes, especially now the club are led by a new manager in Javier Aguirre.
“We are not to think that they are small enemies,” he said.
“It is true that Leganes are last but last year they beat us. We must focus on the three points and regain motivation.
“I don’t know what can change with the change of coach. I have the reference of the other teams that Aguirre has trained and I guess he will adapt to what he has.
“He has a high level of motivation. He will try to wake them up, push them.”
Aguirre says his squad “have a debt to people” as they prepare to host the league leaders.
The Mexican manager was appointed on November 4 after a luckless run saw the team slip to the foot of the table with only one LaLiga victory to their name.
Aguirre’s first fixture at the helm resulted in a 1-1 draw with fifth-placed Real Sociedad and another significant test awaits.
“The team trained very well, we’ll see if we can capture it on the field because we are gaining confidence,” Aguirre said at a pre-match press conference.
“I told the players to separate the final result. Let’s play football, let the people who come to support us go home happy. We have a debt to people.
 I don’t know if a finger, but at least a nail. Millions of people will see it and if we win, people will know us.
“It helps a lot that the team come out wanting to win the game, wanting to defend their colours and their shirt against their people.
“Generally, Barcelona take your ball and you have to know how to play well without it.
“The plan is not to make unnecessary fouls. Nor let them pass, but we must be intelligent. We will try to minimize Leo’s high probability of scoring goals.
“I want people to go home saying ‘I liked my Leganes, I liked what I saw’.”


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AnnotatedTypeTree |
A tree node for an annotated type
For example:
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| AnnotationTree |
A tree node for an annotation.
|
| ArrayAccessTree |
A tree node for an array access expression.
|
| ArrayTypeTree |
A tree node for an array type.
|
| AssertTree |
A tree node for an 'assert' statement.
|
| AssignmentTree |
A tree node for an assignment expression.
|
| BinaryTree |
A tree node for a binary expression.
|
| BlockTree |
A tree node for a statement block.
|
| BreakTree |
A tree node for a 'break' statement.
|
| CaseTree |
A tree node for a 'case' in a 'switch' statement.
|
| CatchTree |
A tree node for a 'catch' block in a 'try' statement.
|
| ClassTree |
A tree node for a class, interface, enum, or annotation
type declaration.
|
| CompilationUnitTree |
Represents the abstract syntax tree for compilation units (source
files) and package declarations (package-info.java).
|
| CompoundAssignmentTree |
A tree node for compound assignment operator.
|
| ConditionalExpressionTree |
A tree node for the conditional operator ? :.
|
| ContinueTree |
A tree node for a 'continue' statement.
|
| DoWhileLoopTree |
A tree node for a 'do' statement.
|
| EmptyStatementTree |
A tree node for an empty (skip) statement.
|
| EnhancedForLoopTree |
A tree node for an "enhanced" 'for' loop statement.
|
| ErroneousTree |
A tree node to stand in for a malformed expression.
|
| ExpressionStatementTree |
A tree node for an expression statement.
|
| ExpressionTree |
A tree node used as the base class for the different types of
expressions.
|
| ForLoopTree |
A tree node for a basic 'for' loop statement.
|
| IdentifierTree |
A tree node for an identifier expression.
|
| IfTree |
A tree node for an 'if' statement.
|
| ImportTree |
A tree node for an import statement.
|
| InstanceOfTree |
A tree node for an 'instanceof' expression.
|
| IntersectionTypeTree |
A tree node for an intersection type in a cast expression.
|
| LabeledStatementTree |
A tree node for a labeled statement.
|
| LambdaExpressionTree |
A tree node for a lambda expression.
|
| LineMap |
Provides methods to convert between character positions and line numbers
for a compilation unit.
|
| LiteralTree |
A tree node for a literal expression.
|
| MemberReferenceTree |
A tree node for a member reference expression.
|
| MemberSelectTree |
A tree node for a member access expression.
|
| MethodInvocationTree |
A tree node for a method invocation expression.
|
| MethodTree |
A tree node for a method or annotation type element declaration.
|
| ModifiersTree |
A tree node for the modifiers, including annotations, for a declaration.
|
| NewArrayTree |
A tree node for an expression to create a new instance of an array.
|
| NewClassTree |
A tree node to declare a new instance of a class.
|
| ParameterizedTypeTree |
A tree node for a type expression involving type parameters.
|
| ParenthesizedTree |
A tree node for a parenthesized expression.
|
| PrimitiveTypeTree |
A tree node for a primitive type.
|
| ReturnTree |
A tree node for a 'return' statement.
|
| Scope |
Interface for determining locally available program elements, such as
local variables and imports.
|
| StatementTree |
A tree node used as the base class for the different kinds of
statements.
|
| SwitchTree |
A tree node for a 'switch' statement.
|
| SynchronizedTree |
A tree node for a 'synchronized' statement.
|
| ThrowTree |
A tree node for a 'throw' statement.
|
| Tree |
Common interface for all nodes in an abstract syntax tree.
|
| TreeVisitor<R,P> |
A visitor of trees, in the style of the visitor design pattern.
|
| TryTree |
A tree node for a 'try' statement.
|
| TypeCastTree |
A tree node for a type cast expression.
|
| TypeParameterTree |
A tree node for a type parameter.
|
| UnaryTree |
A tree node for postfix and unary expressions.
|
| UnionTypeTree |
A tree node for a union type expression in a multicatch var declaration.
|
| VariableTree |
A tree node for a variable declaration.
|
| WhileLoopTree |
A tree node for a 'while' loop statement.
|
| WildcardTree |
A tree node for a wildcard type argument.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| LambdaExpressionTree.BodyKind |
Lambda expressions come in two forms: (i) expression lambdas, whose body
is an expression, and (ii) statement lambdas, whose body is a block
|
| MemberReferenceTree.ReferenceMode |
There are two kinds of member references: (i) method references and
(ii) constructor references
|
| Tree.Kind |
Enumerates all kinds of trees.
|
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Eos development sneak peek for very early developers
EOS Development Sneak Peek for Very Early Developers – EOS开发早鸟指南
Although the official test network is still in preparation, anyone can create their own test environment on a local node. Please understand things are likely to change; however, not drastically so.
虽然官方测试网络仍在准备中，但任何人都可以在本地节点上创建自己的测试环境。请了解这些内容很可能会发生改动，但不会很大。
We have started to put together documentation for developers. This documentation often lags behind development and is currently far below the standard of what we plan to deliver along with the official test network.
我们已经开始为开发人员做了汇总的文档。但该文档经常会落后于开发进度，目前水准也远低于计划和官方测试网络一并提供的文档的水准。
Starting a Local Node – 启动一个本地节点
Anyone can start a local node by following the build instructions here:
任何人都可以通过以下的生成指令来启动一个本地节点：
Interfacing with Local Node via RPC – 通过 RPC 与本地节点交互
The eosd
executable can be configured to expose a REST/JSON interface over HTTP. The existing APIs are quite limited but will be dramatically expanded over time. For information on how to interface with this RPC interface directly please see this documentation:
可以将可执行文件 eosd
配置为通过 HTTP 来暴露 REST/JSON 接口。现有的 API 还非常有限，但随着时间的推移会急剧扩展。有关如何直接与此 RPC 接口进行交互的信息，请参阅以下文档：
Interfacing with Local Node via CLI (eosc) – 通过 CLI（eosc） 与本地节点交互
eosc
is a tool that wraps the RPC interface and makes it easy for users to query eosd
. This tool will eventually become the primary way to interact with eosd
for developers wishing to publish contracts to the blockchain.
eosc
是包装了 RPC 接口的一个工具，以方便用户来查询 eosd
。对于希望将合约发布到区块链的开发人员，这个工具将成为与 eosd
进行交互的主要方式。
For a quick tutorial on how to create accounts, transfer funds, upload contracts, and interface with those contracts via eosc
and eosd
please see this:
关于如何创建帐户，转移资产，上传合约以及通过 eosc
和 eosd
与这些合约进行交互的快速教程，请参阅：
Current Development Status – 开发现状
As things currently stand the blockchain is doing no signature validation. This means any account can trigger any action. This makes things very easy to test the logic of your applications. It also means that it is not currently necessary to maintain a wallet with private keys to use the network to test your applications.
按现状来看，区块链是在没有签名验证的情况下运行的。这意味着任何帐户都可以触发任何操作。这可以很容易地测试应用程序的逻辑。这同时也意味着目前无需维护一个带有私钥的钱包来使用网络对应用程序进行测试。
Over the next few weeks we will be building a CLI wallet and enabling developers to turn on signature validation and permission checking.
在接下来的几个星期内，我们将构建一个 CLI 钱包，使开发人员能够启用签名验证和权限检查。
Also note that the current RPC API makes it very difficult to query the state of your contract. This will be remedied next week.
另请注意，当前的 RPC API 使您很难查询合约的状态。这将在下周得到改进。
Getting Started with Development – 开发入门
We have several example contracts that you can use as a starting point:
我们提供了几个 合约示例 ，可以作为开发的起点：
For information about the available APIs please see:
关于可用 API 的信息，请参阅：
There is also a helpful index of all documentation.
这还有一个链接了 所有文档 的索引，非常有用。
Developer Channel – 开发者频道
We have also created a new developer channel on Telegram ( tg://join?invite=EaEnSUPktgfoI-XPfMYtcQ ). This channel is heavily moderated to keep the topic focused on developers helping developers. If you have questions this is the best place to get real-time support from the community. Our developers will also monitor this chat and attempt to help as time permits.
我们还在 Telegram 上创建了一个新的开发者频道 Telegram ( tg://join?invite=EaEnSUPktgfoI-XPfMYtcQ ) 。这个频道做了比较严格的限制，以保持主题聚焦在开发人员的互助上。如果您有疑问，这是获得社区实时支持的最佳途径。我们的开发人员也会监控该频道上的讨论，并会在时间允许的情况下提供协助。
We would also like to establish the #eosdev tag here on steemit. If you have developer questions and/or answers please post under this tag. I will attempt to follow it and turn it into our own stack exchange. Quality questions, answers, and tutorials will receive up votes.
我们也在 steemit 上建立了 #eosdev 标签。如果您有开发者的问题和（或）答案，请在该标签下发布。我会试着跟进它，并将它变成我们自己的 stack exchange 。高质量的问题、答案及教程将会获得投票。
This is just the beginning – 这仅仅是个开始
This information is provided for information purposes only based upon community demand. We would appreciate any feedback you can give as it will help us refine how we develop EOS.IO to serve the needs of developers. All documentation and designs are still subject to change, but with your feedback they can change for the better!
这些信息是依据社区需求而提供的，以供参考。我们将非常感谢您的任何反馈意见，因为这将有助于我们改进 EOS.IO 的开发，以满足开发者们的需求。所有的文档和设计仍然会有变化，但随着您的反馈，它们可以变地更好！


Before Change
def test_running_operation_run_sets_pipeline_run_to_running(self):
operation_run = OperationRunFactory()
assert operation_run.last_status == OperationStatuses.CREATED
assert operation_run.statuses.count() == 1
pipeline_run = operation_run.pipeline_run
assert pipeline_run.last_status == PipelineLifeCycle.CREATED
assert pipeline_run.statuses.count() == 1
After Change
def test_running_operation_run_sets_pipeline_run_to_running(self):
operation_run = OperationRunFactory()
start_operation_run(operation_run)
operation_run.refresh_from_db()
assert operation_run.last_status == OperationStatuses.CREATED
pipeline_run = operation_run.pipeline_run
assert pipeline_run.last_status == PipelineLifeCycle.CREATED
assert pipeline_run.statuses.count() == 1
// Create another operation run for this pipeline_run
operation_run2 = OperationRunFactory(pipeline_run=pipeline_run)
start_operation_run(operation_run2)
operation_run2.refresh_from_db()
operation_run.set_status(OperationStatuses.SCHEDULED)
pipeline_run.refresh_from_db()
operation_run.refresh_from_db()
assert operation_run.last_status == OperationStatuses.SCHEDULED
assert pipeline_run.last_status == PipelineLifeCycle.SCHEDULED
assert pipeline_run.statuses.count() == 2
operation_run.set_status(OperationStatuses.RUNNING)
pipeline_run.refresh_from_db()
operation_run.refresh_from_db()
assert operation_run.last_status == OperationStatuses.RUNNING
assert pipeline_run.last_status == PipelineLifeCycle.RUNNING


This is a test program to learn how external JSON feed stored in files can be parsed using the While Loop.


The enactor defines how a graph primitive runs. It calls traversal (advance and filter operators) and computation (functors).
class SalsaEnactor : public EnactorBase {
For SALSA, Constructor, Destructor, and Setup functions are ignored
This user-defined function swaps current and next rank pointers
template <typename ProblemData>
void SwapRank(ProblemData *problem, int is_hub, int nodes)
{
typedef typename ProblemData::Value Value;
Value *rank_curr;
Value *rank_next;
if (is_hub) {
rank_curr = problem->data_slices[0]->d_hrank_curr;
rank_next = problem->data_slices[0]->d_hrank_next;
} else {
rank_curr = problem->data_slices[0]->d_hrank_curr;
rank_next = problem->data_slices[0]->d_hrank_next;
}
copy next to curr and reset next
util::MemsetCopyVectorKernel<<<128, 128>>>(rank_curr, rank_next, nodes);
util::MemsetKernel<<<128, 128>>>(rank_next, (Value)0.0, nodes);
}
This enactor defines the SALSA high-level algorithm.
template<
typename AdvancePolicy,
typename FilterPolicy,
typename SALSAProblem>
cudaError_t EnactSALSA(
CudaContext &context,
SALSAProblem *problem,
int max_iteration) {
typedef typename SALSAProblem::VertexId VertexId;
typedef typename SALSAProblem::SizeT SizeT;
typedef typename SALSAProblem::Value Value;
Define SALSA functors.
typedef HFORWARDFunctor<
VertexId,
SizeT,
Value,
SALSAProblem> HForwardFunctor;
typedef AFORWARDFunctor<
VertexId,
SizeT,
Value,
SALSAProblem> AForwardFunctor;
typedef HBACKWARDFunctor<
VertexId,
SizeT,
Value,
SALSAProblem> HBackwardFunctor;
typedef ABACKWARDFunctor<
VertexId,
SizeT,
Value,
SALSAProblem> ABackwardFunctor;
Load the Setup function.
cudaError_t retval = cudaSuccess;
if (retval = EnactorBase::Setup(problem)) break;
Define the graph topology data pointer (g_slice) and the problem-specific data pointer (d_slice).
typename SALSAProblem::GraphSlice *g_slice = problem->d_graph_slices;
typename SALSAProblem::DataSlice *d_slice = problem->d_data_slices;
Now let's do some computation.
SizeT queue_length = g_slice->nodes;
int selector = 0;
{
First we'll do some initialization code that runs just once. Start by initializing the frontier with all node IDs.
util::MemsetIdxKernel<<<BLOCK, THREAD>>>(g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector], g_slice->nodes);
Set predecessor nodes for each edge in the original graph.
gunrock::oprtr::advance::Kernel
<AdvancePolicy, SALSAProblem, HForwardFunctor>
<<<advance_grid_size, AdvancePolicy::THREADS>>>(
queue_length,
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector],
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector^1],
g_slice->d_row_offsets,
g_slice->d_column_indices, //advance on original graph
d_slice
context,
gunrock::oprtr::advance::V2E);
And set the predecessor nodes for each edge in the reverse graph.
gunrock::oprtr::advance::Kernel
<AdvancePolicy, SALSAProblem, AForwardFunctor>
<<<advance_grid_size, AdvancePolicy::THREADS>>>(
queue_length,
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector],
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector^1],
g_slice->d_column_offsets,
g_slice->d_row_indices, //advance on reverse graph
d_slice
context,
gunrock::oprtr::advance::V2E);
}
Now we iterate between two Advance operators, which update (1) the hub rank and (2) the authority rank. We loop until we've reached the maximum iteration count.
int iteration = 0;
while (true) {
util::MemsetIdxKernel<<<BLOCK, THREAD>>>(g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector], g_slice->edges);
SizeT queue_length = g_slice->edges;
This Advance operator updates the hub rank ...
gunrock::oprtr::advance::Kernel
<AdvancePolicy, SALSAProblem, ABackwardFunctor>
<<<advance_grid_size, AdvancePolicy::THREADS>>>(
queue_length,
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector],
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector^1],
g_slice->d_column_offsets,
g_slice->d_row_indices, //advance backward on reverse graph
d_slice
context,
gunrock::oprtr::advance::E2V);
SwapRank<SALSAProblem>(problem, 0, g_slice->nodes);
and here, the authority rank.
gunrock::oprtr::advance::Kernel
<AdvancePolicy, SALSAProblem, ABackwardFunctor>
<<<advance_grid_size, AdvancePolicy::THREADS>>>(
queue_length,
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector],
g_slice->ping_pong_working_queue[selector^1],
g_slice->d_row_offsets,
g_slice->d_column_indices, //advance backward on original graph
d_slice
context,
gunrock::oprtr::advance::E2V);
SwapRank<SALSAProblem>(problem, 0, g_slice->nodes);
iteration++;
if (iteration >= max_iteration) break;
}
return retval;
}
The entry point in the driver code to SALSA is this Enact call.
template <typename SALSAProblem>
cudaError_t Enact(
CudaContext &context,
SALSAProblem *problem,
typename SALSAProblem::SizeT max_iteration)
{
Gunrock provides recommended settings here for kernel parameters, but they can be changed by end-users.
typedef gunrock::oprtr::filter::KernelPolicy<
SALSAProblem,
300, //CUDA_ARCH
8, //MIN_CTA_OCCUPANCY
8> //LOG_THREAD_NUM
FilterKernelPolicy;
typedef gunrock::oprtr::advance::KernelPolicy<
SALSAProblem,
300,
8, //MIN_CTA_OCCUPANCY
10, //LOG_THREAD_NUM
32*128> //THRESHOLD_TO_SWITCH_ADVANCE_MODE
AdvanceKernelPolicy;
return EnactSALSA<AdvanceKernelPolicy, FilterKernelPolicy, SALSAProblem>(
context, problem, max_iteration);
}
};


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Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.m |
Overview
Returns items from the Buying section of the user’s My eBay
account, including items that the user is watching, bidding on, has
won, has not won, and has made Best Offers on.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
watchList
Returns the list of items being watched by the user.
property
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
bidList
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid.
property
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
bestOfferList
Returns the list of items on which the user has placed Best Offers.
property
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
wonList
Returns the list of items on which the use has bid.
property
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
lostList
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid on and lost.
property
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
favoriteSearches
Returns the list of searches that the user has saved in My eBay. Returned
property
only if the user has saved searches.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
favoriteSellers
Returns the list of favorite sellers that the user has saved in My eBay.
property
Returned only if the user has saved a list of favorite sellers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
secondChanceOffer
Returns the list of second chance offers made by the user. Returned only
property
if the user has made second chance offers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
bidAssistantList
Indicates whether or not the Bid Assistant feature is being used.
property -
deletedFromWonList
Returns the list of items the user has won, and subsequently deleted from
property
their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
deletedFromLostList
Returns the list of items (auctions) the user did not win and were
property
subsequently deleted from their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
buyingSummary
Returns a summary of the user’s buying activity.
property
With a request version of 605 or higher, the buying summary container is
not included in the response by default. Add a BuyingSummary element in
the request with an Include field set to true to receive a BuyingSummary
container in your response.
With a request version lower than 605, the BuyingSummary is always
returned by default. Add a BuyingSummary element with an Include field
set to false to exclude the BuyingSummary from your response. -
userDefinedLists
Returns the user defined lists, which are lists created by the user in the eBay
property
UI and filled with items, or sellers, or searches using the
“Add to List” feature.
Set Include to true to return the default response set. -
hideVariations
If true, the Variations node is omitted for all multi-variation
property
listings in the response.
If false, the Variations node is returned for all
multi-variation listings in the response.
Please note that if the seller includes a large number of
variations in many listings, retrieving variations (setting this
flag to false) may degrade the call’s performance. Therefore,
when this is false, you may need to reduce the total
number of items you’re requesting at once (by using other input
fields, such as Pagination).
Properties
bestOfferList
Returns the list of items on which the user has placed Best Offers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *bestOfferList
Discussion
Returns the list of items on which the user has placed Best Offers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
bidAssistantList
Indicates whether or not the Bid Assistant feature is being used.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_BidAssistantListType *bidAssistantList
Discussion
Indicates whether or not the Bid Assistant feature is being used.
type : class Trading_BidAssistantListType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
bidList
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *bidList
Discussion
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
buyingSummary
Returns a summary of the user’s buying activity.
With a request version of 605 or higher, the buying summary container is
not included in the response by default. Add a BuyingSummary element in
the request with an Include field set to true to receive a BuyingSummary
container in your response.
With a request version lower than 605, the BuyingSummary is always
returned by default. Add a BuyingSummary element with an Include field
set to false to exclude the BuyingSummary from your response.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *buyingSummary
Discussion
Returns a summary of the user’s buying activity.
With a request version of 605 or higher, the buying summary container is
not included in the response by default. Add a BuyingSummary element in
the request with an Include field set to true to receive a BuyingSummary
container in your response.
With a request version lower than 605, the BuyingSummary is always
returned by default. Add a BuyingSummary element with an Include field
set to false to exclude the BuyingSummary from your response.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
deletedFromLostList
Returns the list of items (auctions) the user did not win and were
subsequently deleted from their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *deletedFromLostList
Discussion
Returns the list of items (auctions) the user did not win and were
subsequently deleted from their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
deletedFromWonList
Returns the list of items the user has won, and subsequently deleted from
their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *deletedFromWonList
Discussion
Returns the list of items the user has won, and subsequently deleted from
their My eBay page.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
favoriteSearches
Returns the list of searches that the user has saved in My eBay. Returned
only if the user has saved searches.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MyeBaySelectionType *favoriteSearches
Discussion
Returns the list of searches that the user has saved in My eBay. Returned
only if the user has saved searches.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_MyeBaySelectionType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
favoriteSellers
Returns the list of favorite sellers that the user has saved in My eBay.
Returned only if the user has saved a list of favorite sellers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MyeBaySelectionType *favoriteSellers
Discussion
Returns the list of favorite sellers that the user has saved in My eBay.
Returned only if the user has saved a list of favorite sellers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_MyeBaySelectionType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
hideVariations
If true, the Variations node is omitted for all multi-variation
listings in the response.
If false, the Variations node is returned for all
multi-variation listings in the response.
Please note that if the seller includes a large number of
variations in many listings, retrieving variations (setting this
flag to false) may degrade the call’s performance. Therefore,
when this is false, you may need to reduce the total
number of items you’re requesting at once (by using other input
fields, such as Pagination).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *hideVariations
Discussion
If true, the Variations node is omitted for all multi-variation
listings in the response.
If false, the Variations node is returned for all
multi-variation listings in the response.
Please note that if the seller includes a large number of
variations in many listings, retrieving variations (setting this
flag to false) may degrade the call’s performance. Therefore,
when this is false, you may need to reduce the total
number of items you’re requesting at once (by using other input
fields, such as Pagination).
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
lostList
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid on and lost.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *lostList
Discussion
Returns the list of items on which the user has bid on and lost.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
secondChanceOffer
Returns the list of second chance offers made by the user. Returned only
if the user has made second chance offers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MyeBaySelectionType *secondChanceOffer
Discussion
Returns the list of second chance offers made by the user. Returned only
if the user has made second chance offers.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_MyeBaySelectionType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
userDefinedLists
Returns the user defined lists, which are lists created by the user in the eBay
UI and filled with items, or sellers, or searches using the
“Add to List” feature.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MyeBaySelectionType *userDefinedLists
Discussion
Returns the user defined lists, which are lists created by the user in the eBay
UI and filled with items, or sellers, or searches using the
“Add to List” feature.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_MyeBaySelectionType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
watchList
Returns the list of items being watched by the user.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *watchList
Discussion
Returns the list of items being watched by the user.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h
wonList
Returns the list of items on which the use has bid.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ItemListCustomizationType *wonList
Discussion
Returns the list of items on which the use has bid.
Set Include to true to return the default response set.
type : class Trading_ItemListCustomizationType
Declared In
Trading_GetMyeBayBuyingRequestType.h


GeoTrackKit
An iOS Library for Geo Tracking
Features
- Handles user authorization
- Handles track creation
- Handles track analyzing (for ascents, descents and other stats)
- Custom MKMapKit control for plotting your tracks on a map
- Example App to demonstrate capabilities
Project Status
This project is currently a work in progress.
Initial Roadmap
- [ ] Carthage Support
- [x] CocoaPods Support
- [x] Continuous Integration (Buddy Build)
- [x] Function Documentation
- [x] Jazzy Docs
- [ ] Performance Tests
- [ ] Swift Package Manager
- [x] SwiftLint Integration
- [ ] 90% Code Coverage
Installation
Installation Instructions
CocoaPods
pod 'GeoTrackKit', :git => 'git@github.com:intere/GeoTrackKit.git', :branch => 'master'
Example Usage
// This will either start tracking, or prompt the user for access to track their location
GeoTrackManager.shared.startTracking()
This library also includes a map control that will map the GeoTrack:
Inspiration
I’ve built a couple of variations of Geo Tracking applications, but I wanted to build a library for the community that I can share and get feedback and build a better product.
Created and maintained by
Key Classes
Documentation
See the generated documentation in the docs
folder


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