| Class and Description |
|---|
| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
|
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| View |
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Convert
Registers a class as a converter.
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| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Convert
Registers a class as a converter.
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| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Convert
Registers a class as a converter.
|
| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
|
| InterceptionException |
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| TwoWayConverter
A converter that also converts an object to a safe string.
|
| View |
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InterceptionException |
| Intercepts
Notifies vraptor to use this interceptor in the interceptor stack.
Interceptors annotated are run in any order, therefore if the sequence is important to your project, use an annotated InterceptorSequence. |
| Lazy
Identifies that given class should be used with a lazy strategy.
|
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| Validator
A validator interface for vraptor3.
Based on hamcrest, it allows you to assert for specific situations. |
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InterceptionException |
| Intercepts
Notifies vraptor to use this interceptor in the interceptor stack.
Interceptors annotated are run in any order, therefore if the sequence is important to your project, use an annotated InterceptorSequence. |
| Lazy
Identifies that given class should be used with a lazy strategy.
|
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Convert
Registers a class as a converter.
|
| Converter
Converts a string value to an object.
|
| InterceptionException |
| Intercepts
Notifies vraptor to use this interceptor in the interceptor stack.
Interceptors annotated are run in any order, therefore if the sequence is important to your project, use an annotated InterceptorSequence. |
| Lazy
Identifies that given class should be used with a lazy strategy.
|
| Validator
A validator interface for vraptor3.
Based on hamcrest, it allows you to assert for specific situations. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComponentRegistry
Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.
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| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComponentRegistry
Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComponentRegistry
Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComponentRegistry
Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InterceptionException |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| View |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ComponentRegistry
Represents the registry of all components allowing them to be registered for injection.
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| Class and Description |
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| Result
A resource requisition result.
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| View |
| Class and Description |
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| View |
| Class and Description |
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| View |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| View |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Result
A resource requisition result.
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| Validator
A validator interface for vraptor3.
Based on hamcrest, it allows you to assert for specific situations. |
| View |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InterceptionException |
| Intercepts
Notifies vraptor to use this interceptor in the interceptor stack.
Interceptors annotated are run in any order, therefore if the sequence is important to your project, use an annotated InterceptorSequence. |
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| Validator
A validator interface for vraptor3.
Based on hamcrest, it allows you to assert for specific situations. |
| View |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Result
A resource requisition result.
|
| View |
| VRaptorException
The base
Exception type for VRaptor. |
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A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading
A simple container to divide your page into sections, like the one you're currently reading


Code Samples¶
create scraper object¶
s = Scraper(
dir = '.', #define the project directory, by default: use the current working directory
use_cache = True, #enable the cache system
use_cookie = True, #enable cookies
delay = 0.1, # add 0.1 second delay between network requests
retries = 2, #tries 2 more times if a http request failed
log_file = 'log.txt', #enable default logging settings; set to None if you want to set logging yourself
proxy_file = 'path/to/proxy.txt', #each line contains a proxy in host:port format
proxy_auth = 'user:pass' # or None if no authentication required
)
make http requests¶
# GET request
doc = s.load(url)
# POST request
doc = s.load(url, post = 'search_term=web+scraping&page=2')
# or
doc = s.load(url, post = {
'search_term': 'web scraping',
'page': '2'
} )
# just want html content, not creat the doc object
html = s.load_html(url)
# don't want to use cache in this request alone
doc = s.load(url, use_cache = False)
# don't want to use proxy and cookies in this request alone
doc = s.load(url, use_cookie = False, use_proxy = False)
# use custom headers
doc = s.load(url, headers={
#copied from Google Chrome's Network Tab
'Cookie': 'csrftoken=RcWB0BVsPfiRzvMQLHZ4WlmUbSLvVFKS; __utmt=1;',
'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/56.0.2924.87 Safari/537.36',
'Referer': 'http://scrapex.readthedocs.io/en/latest/features.html'
})
download files¶
#download image file to folder images inside the project's directory
s.download_file(image_url, filename = 'test.jpg', dir = 'images')
#download a pdf file to somewhere else
s.download_file(pdf_url, filename='/path/to/local/file.pdf')


DailyCode 36
Wasn't able to write much code today, but I displayed the borders around the elements on this page to gain a better understanding of how they're actually showing up on the screen. I need to work with meangingful content with these views. I used flexbox to layout these elements and it works so much better than using floating or positioning hacks to layout the screen. However, flexbox is best used for 1-dimensional layout, thanks Rachel Andrew, in rows or columns. What I really need is Grid Layout for 2-dimensional layouts, but they're not supported in any current browser. I will still master it and use prefixes where I can, but I must admit: the web development industry seems to do things rather foolishly at times. A proper tool/technique for layout should have been created long ago...why does the industry operate this way? Is it because it is young?


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We are an innovative firm committed to providing a professional and quality centric service. GHC is focussed on accessing high calibre talent across the Banking/Finance; Change Management; Projects; Accounting/Tax; Utilities and Technology sectors. Our assignments are tailored to you and your business needs. At GHC we create a customised and well engaged process for both our clients and candidates. We partner with you to ensure that we are responsive to your requirements.
Our operating model is carefully crafted and managed to deliver successful outcomes. In fact, our engagement with our clients is driven by the feedback we receive .
At GHC, we offer:


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think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic.


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Former WWE Universal Champion calls CM Punk a "coward"
by Pratyay GhoshAfter his debut on last week's episode of WWE Backstage, CM Punk was back on the show last night. During the appearance, Renee Young asked Punk what he thought about Seth Rollins' Tweets after his debut, urging Punk to fight him. Rollins didn't like Punk's answer and called the former WWE Champion a coward on Twitter.
Seth Rollins calls CM Punk a "coward" after WWE Backstage segment
CM Punk made waves after his debut on WWE Backstage last week. Punk was a guest on this week's episode and during one segment, Renee Young brought up Seth Rollins' Tweets following Punk's appearance, where Rollins had hinted at his desire to wrestle CM Punk.
Renee Young asked Punk about Rollins' Tweets and Punk basically said that he needed to maintain his journalistic integrity because of which he wouldn't comment on Rollins' Tweets and also added that Rollins would do better to keep his mouth shut.
Seth Rollins replied to Punk's statements on Twitter, calling the former WWE Champion a "coward"
During his appearance on WWE Backstage, Punk also stated that he had only signed a contract with FOX, and not WWE, and that it allowed him to give his unbiased and unfiltered opinion on the product.
We want to know what you think of the matches that you see on TV! Go to our WWE page here and rate and comment what you thought of them!


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title: Deep Language Modeling for Question Answering using Keras
date: '2016-05-04T03:46:17+05:30'
tags:
- ml
tumblr_url: https://sureshshanmugam.com/post/143810728614/deep-language-modeling-for-question-answering
---
Deep Language Modeling for Question Answering using Keras


Review the list of household products that you want the most.
Step 4
Pick the city and pillar that you would like to support
Step 5
We are sending your first shipment to you February 17th and every 30 days thereafter.
Step 6
Login anytime to view your Legacy Dashboard where you can view the total amount spent and your 15% contribution. You can also view or change your chosen city or pillar.


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From this site, i learned the various color coding and css new tags.
https://www.w3schools.com/
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From this site, i learned the various designing and hover effect.
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Pexels
From this site, i extracted all the videos and high quality pitures for content.
https://www.pexels.com/
Treehouse
From this site, i learned html and javascript.
https://teamtreehouse.com/
Udemy
From this site, i further learned the javascript in depth
https://www.udemy.com/
Stackover Flow
From this site, i got chance to meet many new programmer and able to get help from them.https://stackoverflow.com/


Awesome. It's super interesting to think about how much of my own life is all about chasing the pleasure version of happiness. I think it would take a lot of discipline as we build up solid habits that are hard to break, but it be great to spend a lot more of that energy building a sustainable form of happiness in passion and purpose.
Kindness and happiness. Sounds too obvious but I really think they are.
What do you stand for?Treating others how I want to be treated - with kindness. And looking out for people who are unable to look out for themselves.
I like the idea that success and failure are just emotional experiences, and using the framework of grasping and aversion to understand I have power over them.
To be honest, I find the chapters really difficult to get through when there hasn't been a huge amount of technical learning or challenge in the sprint. When there has been some serious technical challenge, I don't mind doing the reading and meditating as it feels like a nice break to do something completely different that I also think is important, but when there has only been 10 ish hours of content, I feel like I'm taking a break that I don't want yet. It's hard to stay focussed on the content of the readings when I don't want to do them as they are quite intellectual and conceptual.
Reuben Harcourt.


To find the probability of being arrested, we find the ratio of arrests to students for each state. For this example, we will model with Missouri and you can test your ideas on Arkansas and Rhode Island.


Form Validator
In this exercise, you're going to do some simple form validation and, if everything checks out, display a confirmation message.
Part One: Form validation
The first part is pretty easy: create a sign-up form that looks roughly like this:
The form should accept a Name, Email address, and a Confirmation email address, and have a checkbox to Sign up for spam.
Part Two: Validation
When the user click Sign me up!, your code should validate the form. There are four rules:
- Name cannot be empty
- Email cannot be empty
- Confirmation email cannot be empty
- Confirmation email must match Email
If your code detects an invalid entry, it should mark it with a red asterisk, like this:
Part Three: Confirmation
If the form passes validation, you should display a confirmation message. The first line should say:
Congratulations, ${Name}!
Our incredibly valuable content is on its way to your inbox as we speak!
Below that, show a custom message, based on whether or not they signed up for Spam. If they did, display:
And so is a ton of junk from our
cohortsvalued partners!
But if they don't sign up for Spam, give them a moment to regret it:
But are you sure you don't want those special offers?
The confirmation dialogs will look something like this:
Or like this:
You don't need to worry about actually submitting the form; just showing the confirmation message is enough.


2005 - 2010
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Working for Encompass AV in Chicago IL, my main responsibilities included installing hardwired and wifi networks as well as helping setup remote access and security.
2011 - 2012
During this time I worked independently for small businesses in IL, MI, and WI mainly focusing on network designs, remote access setups, and basic security systems.
2017 - Present
At fusionZONE Automotive, LLC. I've helped drastically reduce AWS costs by nearly, 50%, while also improving stability and performance.
2012 - Present
Cofounder, Volunteer, Developer. We help charities find logistic and technological solutions to common everyday issues while helping to reduce costs.
2014 - Present
As a Solution Architect and constant seeker of knowledge I help companies and teams find the best solutions for modern complex edge and cloud compute tasks.


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In 2016 the Racial Identity and Profiling Act (RIPA) was passed, which enabled the widespread collection of racial identity in police interactions [7.10.118]. Before RIPA, the only cities in California that were required to collect data on the race of citizens involved in police stops were cities whose police forces were under consent decrees- meaning that the federal government had previously found widespread misconduct and mandated that the police force collect that data.
in-context


I adore working with C++. Last term, I worked with C++ for my programming course in which I obtained a 93% average. I've gone through countless hours debugging code under a time constraint and looking back, they were very fun experiences (kind of like solving a puzzle or riddle). Furhtermore, I've worked with C++ at StarterHacks (Hackathon) and I was able to succesfully integrate Python, C++, and an Arduino all in one project.
I am very proficient in Python and worked on many projects from image scrapers, websites, to linear regression models. Additionally, at StarterHacks I've used Python and Batch to create scripts that automate tedious tasks enabling me to save time and spend it on non-trivial tasks.
I am very comfortable doing this at a tremendously fast pace. This is evident through my experiences at Hackathons and even on my own time when I learned and applied Flask in less than a day.
I believe being an active member in team discussions allows me to learn and grow. I'm not only comfortable doing this, but I want to do this. Additionally, I have experience working in a Scrum Team at my internship in RBC.
In university, I was able to understand concepts very quickly, as a result, I've developed my communication skills by explaining difficult concepts to my peers. Additionally, I've had success with presentations, especially during my time at RBC, where I presented in front of a panel of executives.
I've worked with Git for all my projects and during my tenure at RBC. I've never worked with Jenkins however, it seems very fascinating and I'll be more than willing to learn it before my work term.
I've developed in a Windows Environment for all my Python projects. More specifically, I've used Virtualenv.
Through my experiences in my Digital Circuits course, I've developed a love for tinkering with FPGAs. Additionally, I've been creating my old custom PCs since grade 9.
As mentioned before, I've worked in a Scrum team in an agile environment at RBC.


Good Morning:
A couple of your colleagues made the very good suggestion that it might be helpful to reach out to your students electronically via Blackboard to connect with them before instruction, welcome them to your class and to make them feel part of our currently mostly virtual college and simply to let them know how to participate in your class.
Our students, particularly incoming students, have been contacting our advisement offices with questions about beginning the year remotely. They are particularly concerned about how to attend the first day of a class that is not in a classroom. I would like to ask that each of you send a welcome message to your students this week. Blackboard Announcements is one very simple way to do this. You can simply give students instructions about telecommunication codes if relevant or simply welcome them to peruse your Blackboard class site. Some faculty have found it helpful to create a technology needs survey, while others have asked students to create introductory videos. What is imperative is that incoming students know how to access the class and know what will be expected of them.
Thanks for all you are doing for our students!
Michael


Gradually replaces the partials, one by one, from input A with those in input B.
- A, B
- The two inputs
- Dissolve
- The number of partials in A which have been replaced with those in B.
- Seed
- The random number seed determining the order in which partials are replaced. If the seed is 0 (Free), then a new seed is chosen each note, so the order changes each note.


System Architect Symbol details for "Unit Of Measure"
accuracy unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
Activity (Class)
- Description:
Purposeful and intentional "Event"
- Comment:
-
Previous documented definitions providing the source for the above are:
An exertion of energy initiated by an "Agent" (CBS v2) - this definition is followed by a definition
of its subtypes.
Conscious, directed and purposeful exertion of energy.
"Event" occurring through the volition of an "Agent".
- Definitions Used:
-
Quantity (Class Attribute)
Category (Class)
- Description:
Abstraction on the basis of common properties.
Concept (Class)
- Description:
"Object" which is a unit of thought.
Concept/Essential Type (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
Concept
- Definitions Used:
-
Concept (Class)
Knowledge Concept (Class)
- Description:
Collection of concepts, the relationships between them and the reasons for them.
Measured Qualifier (Class)
- Description:
"Phenomenon Qualifier" with a declared value defined as a number.
- Comment:
An example would be "25%" as the extent of burn damage.
- Definitions Used:
-
numeric value (Class Attribute)
measurement unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
precision unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Measured Qualifier"
Resource For Activity (Class)
- Description:
Use of a particular "Resource" or "Resource Type" by an "Activity".
Resource Held (Class)
- Description:
Availability of a "Subject" as a resource for use by an "Agent".
- Comment:
-
Carried over from CBS V2.
Note that the same "Subject" may act as both a "Temporal Resource Held" and a "Physical Resource
Held". For example, a computer may be treated as a physical resource in the sense that it may be
bought and sold as a commodity. It may also have a role as one (or more) temporal resources in cases
where it is actually in use.
unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Resource For Activity"
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Resource For Activity"
unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
Activity
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
Activity
unit for (Association)
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Resource Held"
- From Class:
"Unit Of Measure"
- To Class:
"Resource Held"
Unit Of Measure (Class)
- Description:
"Concept" used to quantify measurement of a dimension or set of dimensions.


For fun and profit (?)
Operational transformation (OT) is a technology for supporting a range of collaboration functionalities in advanced collaborative software systems.
But what's it do?
It solves a very specific problem, but it solves that problem very well.
Real-time collaborative editing is trivial in a world where there's never any latency, unreliable connections, unreliable clients or the kind weird failures that always occur in distributed systems.
It solves the problem of:
If both users X and Y edit the same piece of data, how do we merge them to preserve the intent of both users edits?
// Our piece of data
let text = "go";
// Let us assume two separate edits from two separate users
// User 1 adds an "a" after two characters, resulting
// in the string "got"
let user1_operation = text.retain(2).insertCharacter('t')
// User 2 adds an "t" after two characters, resulting
// in the string "goa"
let user2_operation = text.retain(2).insertCharacter('a')
Now, without operational transforms - we have a problem.
If we just naively send the operations to each user, we end up with two different views of the string - since the local operation will complete way ahead of any transmitted operation.
// If User 1 receives User 2's operation
let text = "gota"
// If User 2 receives User 1's operation
let text = "goat"
( the above statement is only practically true - in theory, you can't say which of the two you'll end up with - the problem still holds... )
What if we could resolve conflicts on the go (that is - so the user never sees them), and focus on the intent of the changes?
Operational Transforms allows a server to establish an order of operations, and then transform incoming operations against the current state in way that they represent the intent of the change.
// When User 1 (and server) receives the operation, it'll
// transform it using its known state from:
text.retain(2).insert('a')
// into
text.retain(2).insert('a').retain(1)
// resulting in
text = "goat"
Meanwhile, User 2 (and the server) has received the other operation:
text.retain(2).insert('t')
// which transforms into
text.retain(3).insert('t')
// resulting in
text = "goat"
And boom - the text match on both clients and the server.
Note - it's technically possible to do OT without a central server, but it's A LOT harder and not something we cover here.
Note #2 - Examples above assume that the servers receipt-order of operations is first User 2, then User 1. It doesn't matter which the true order actually is, since the transform-step is idempontent.
Operational Transforms rely on a few key rules in order to work.
Which is why, in our example:
// When User 1 (and server) receives the operation, it'll
// transform it using its known state from:
text.retain(2).insert('a')
// into
text.retain(2).insert('a').retain(1)
// resulting in
text = "goat"
there's a retain(1) added after the transform
since the local instance already knows that the data is 3 characters long, and the incoming operation includes an insert-operation with a length of 1.
Thus, we can see that by always enforcing that operations span the entire length, it's always mathematically possible to calculate the actual transform.
Which, in theory, allows us to do the exact same thing across, for example, a JSON-document.
The tricky part is writing the transform that composes a set of operations into one operation for a given string.
By treating even an embed as an insert-operation of course!
text.insert({image: 'PATH_TO_IMAGE'})
.retain(2)
.insert({embed: 'YOUTUBE_URL'})
The transform doesn't care how we render it - so the actual rendering of the embed has nothing to do with resolving a conflict of a text edit in the same place.
In theory, that's completely separate from operational transforms. In practice, you use websockets and persist snapshots.
"at rest" is OT-term for "no active edit sessions".
You can always represent an inert document as a single insert operation, with the entire text (if not rich text), or as an array of insert-operations (if rich text).
{"ops":[
{"insert":"Hej! Vem där?? - Hmm, realtid mellan "},
{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"devices"},
{"insert":" - det verkar "},
{"attributes":{"italic":true},"insert":"väl"},
{"insert":" fett...japp, visst gör det? med styling och allt...."}
]}
Note the rendering instructions to the rich text engine that's part of the operation.


A three-dimensional cardinal sine function. The vertical aspect ratio is increased to show the function more clearly. The colormap is the function itself.
The rotationally symmetric cardinal sine function used here is defined by
\[ \operatorname{sinc} r = \frac{ \sin r }{ r } \]Complete code for this example:


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Auto-update functionality for the pixhdl project. More...
#include "dbg.h"
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
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Macros | |
| #define | VERSION_WIDTH 6 |
| #define | LATEST_VERSION |
| #define | UPDATE_COMMAND |
| Command to update pixhdl to its latest version. More... | |
Functions | |
| int | update () |
| Check for an update and install newer version. More... | |
Auto-update functionality for the pixhdl project.
| #define LATEST_VERSION |
Command to get the latest version of pixhdl from the releases page of its official GitHub repo.
| #define UPDATE_COMMAND |
Command to update pixhdl to its latest version.
This command gets the latest version of pixhdl, downloads it in tmp/
, then runs:
It finally removes the downloaded files, and the installation is complete.
| #define VERSION_WIDTH 6 |
Width (in chars) of the version number, which is in the format of X.Y.Z (for example, 'version 1.2.3').
| int update | ( | ) |
Check for an update and install newer version.
This function compares the current version with the latest version currently available on the official GitHub repo of pixhdl. If a newer version is available, it asks the user for confirmation, then downloads and installs the newer version.
int
): 1 if successful, 0 otherwise.