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1 During the first year that Cyrus ruled the Persian Empire, he did something that fulfilled the prophecy that Jeremiah had spoken. Yahweh motivated Cyrus to write this message, and then Cyrus caused this message to be proclaimed throughout his empire:
2 "I, King Cyrus, rule the Persian Empire, and I say this: Yahweh, the God who is in heaven, has made me ruler of all the kingdoms on earth. And he has assigned me to make sure that his people build a temple for him in Jerusalem, in Judah.
3 All you people who belong to God may go up to Jerusalem to rebuild this temple for Yahweh, the God who lives in Jerusalem, the God of Israel.
4 The other people who are living where Israelites are now in exile, whose ancestors were exiled here, must contribute silver and gold to those who go. They should also give the Jews the supplies that they will need for the journey to Jerusalem. They should also give them some livestock and gifts of money to help build the temple of God in Jerusalem."
5 Then God motivated some of the priests and Levites and some of the leaders of the tribes that were descended from Judah and Benjamin to return to Jerusalem. Those whom God motivated got ready to return to Jerusalem and build the temple for him there.
6 All of their neighbors helped them by giving them silver and golden things, and supplies for the journey, and livestock. They also gave them other valuable gifts, and also gave them money to buy things for building the temple.
7 King Cyrus brought out the valuable things that King Nebuchadnezzar's soldiers had taken from the temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem and put in the temples of their gods in Babylon.
8 Cyrus commanded Mithredath, the treasurer of the Persian Empire, to count all these items and then give them to Sheshbazzar, the leader of the group that was going to return to Judah.
9 This is a list of the items that Cyrus donated: thirty gold basins, one thousand silver basins, twenty-nine other basins,
10 thirty gold bowls, 410 similar silver bowls, and one thousand other objects.
11 All together, there were 5,400 silver and gold items given to Sheshbazzar to take with him when he and the others returned to Jerusalem.


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| geom_freqpoly {ggplot2} | R Documentation |
Visualise the distribution of a single continuous variable by dividing
the x axis into bins and counting the number of observations in each bin.
Histograms (geom_histogram()
) display the counts with bars; frequency
polygons (geom_freqpoly()
) display the counts with lines. Frequency
polygons are more suitable when you want to compare the distribution
across the levels of a categorical variable.
geom_freqpoly( mapping = NULL, data = NULL, stat = "bin", position = "identity", ..., na.rm = FALSE, show.legend = NA, inherit.aes = TRUE ) geom_histogram( mapping = NULL, data = NULL, stat = "bin", position = "stack", ..., binwidth = NULL, bins = NULL, na.rm = FALSE, orientation = NA, show.legend = NA, inherit.aes = TRUE ) stat_bin( mapping = NULL, data = NULL, geom = "bar", position = "stack", ..., binwidth = NULL, bins = NULL, center = NULL, boundary = NULL, breaks = NULL, closed = c("right", "left"), pad = FALSE, na.rm = FALSE, orientation = NA, show.legend = NA, inherit.aes = TRUE )
mapping |
Set of aesthetic mappings created by |
data |
The data to be displayed in this layer. There are three options: If A A |
position |
Position adjustment, either as a string, or the result of a call to a position adjustment function. |
... |
Other arguments passed on to |
na.rm |
If |
show.legend |
logical. Should this layer be included in the legends?
|
inherit.aes |
If |
binwidth |
The width of the bins. Can be specified as a numeric value
or as a function that calculates width from unscaled x. Here, "unscaled x"
refers to the original x values in the data, before application of any
scale transformation. When specifying a function along with a grouping
structure, the function will be called once per group.
The default is to use the number of bins in The bin width of a date variable is the number of days in each time; the bin width of a time variable is the number of seconds. |
bins |
Number of bins. Overridden by |
orientation |
The orientation of the layer. The default ( |
geom, stat |
Use to override the default connection between
|
center, boundary |
bin position specifiers. Only one, |
breaks |
Alternatively, you can supply a numeric vector giving
the bin boundaries. Overrides |
closed |
One of |
pad |
If |
stat_bin()
is suitable only for continuous x data. If your x data is
discrete, you probably want to use stat_count()
.
By default, the underlying computation (stat_bin()
) uses 30 bins;
this is not a good default, but the idea is to get you experimenting with
different number of bins. You can also experiment modifying the binwidth
with
center
or boundary
arguments. binwidth
overrides bins
so you should do
one change at a time. You may need to look at a few options to uncover
the full story behind your data.
In addition to geom_histogram
, you can create a histogram plot by using
scale_x_binned()
with geom_bar()
. This method by default plots tick marks
in between each bar.
This geom treats each axis differently and, thus, can thus have two orientations. Often the orientation is easy to deduce from a combination of the given mappings and the types of positional scales in use. Thus, ggplot2 will by default try to guess which orientation the layer should have. Under rare circumstances, the orientation is ambiguous and guessing may fail. In that case the orientation can be specified directly using the orientation
parameter, which can be either "x"
or "y"
. The value gives the axis that the geom should run along, "x"
being the default orientation you would expect for the geom.
geom_histogram()
uses the same aesthetics as geom_bar()
;
geom_freqpoly()
uses the same aesthetics as geom_line()
.
number of points in bin
density of points in bin, scaled to integrate to 1
count, scaled to maximum of 1
density, scaled to maximum of 1
stat_count()
, which counts the number of cases at each x
position, without binning. It is suitable for both discrete and continuous
x data, whereas stat_bin()
is suitable only for continuous x data.
ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat)) + geom_histogram() ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat)) + geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.01) ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat)) + geom_histogram(bins = 200) # Map values to y to flip the orientation ggplot(diamonds, aes(y = carat)) + geom_histogram() # For histograms with tick marks between each bin, use `geom_bar` with # `scale_x_binned`. ggplot(diamonds, aes(carat)) + geom_bar() + scale_x_binned() # Rather than stacking histograms, it's easier to compare frequency # polygons ggplot(diamonds, aes(price, fill = cut)) + geom_histogram(binwidth = 500) ggplot(diamonds, aes(price, colour = cut)) + geom_freqpoly(binwidth = 500) # To make it easier to compare distributions with very different counts, # put density on the y axis instead of the default count ggplot(diamonds, aes(price, after_stat(density), colour = cut)) + geom_freqpoly(binwidth = 500) if (require("ggplot2movies")) { # Often we don't want the height of the bar to represent the # count of observations, but the sum of some other variable. # For example, the following plot shows the number of movies # in each rating. m <- ggplot(movies, aes(rating)) m + geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.1) # If, however, we want to see the number of votes cast in each # category, we need to weight by the votes variable m + geom_histogram(aes(weight = votes), binwidth = 0.1) + ylab("votes") # For transformed scales, binwidth applies to the transformed data. # The bins have constant width on the transformed scale. m + geom_histogram() + scale_x_log10() m + geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.05) + scale_x_log10() # For transformed coordinate systems, the binwidth applies to the # raw data. The bins have constant width on the original scale. # Using log scales does not work here, because the first # bar is anchored at zero, and so when transformed becomes negative # infinity. This is not a problem when transforming the scales, because # no observations have 0 ratings. m + geom_histogram(boundary = 0) + coord_trans(x = "log10") # Use boundary = 0, to make sure we don't take sqrt of negative values m + geom_histogram(boundary = 0) + coord_trans(x = "sqrt") # You can also transform the y axis. Remember that the base of the bars # has value 0, so log transformations are not appropriate m <- ggplot(movies, aes(x = rating)) m + geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.5) + scale_y_sqrt() } # You can specify a function for calculating binwidth, which is # particularly useful when faceting along variables with # different ranges because the function will be called once per facet ggplot(economics_long, aes(value)) + facet_wrap(~variable, scales = 'free_x') + geom_histogram(binwidth = function(x) 2 * IQR(x) / (length(x)^(1/3)))


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autoplot.tune_results()
not requires objects made by version 0.1.0 or higher of tune.
tune
objects no longer keep the rset
class that they have from the resamples
argument.
autoplot.tune_results()
now produces a different plot when the tuning grid is a regular grid (i.e. factorial or nearly factorial in nature). If there are 5+ parameters, the standard plot is produced. Non-regular grids are plotted in the same way (although see next bullet point). See ?autoplot.tune_results
for more information.
autoplot.tune_results()
now transforms the parameter values for the plot. For example, if the penalty
parameter was used for a regularized regression, the points are plotted on the log-10 scale (its default transformation). For non-regular grids, the facet labels show the transformation type (e.g. "penalty (log-10)"
or "cost (log-2)"
). For regular grid, the x-axis is scaled using scale_x_continuous()
.
Finally, autoplot.tune_results()
now shows the parameter labels in a plot. For example, if a k-nearest neighbors model was used with neighbors = tune()
, the parameter will be labeled as "# Nearest Neighbors"
. When an ID was used, such as neighbors = tune("K")
, this is used to identify the parameter.
In other plotting news, coord_obs_pred()
has been included for regression models. When plotting the observed and predicted values from a model, this forces the x- and y-axis to be the same range and uses an aspect ratio of 1.
tune_grid()
, tune_bayes()
, etc) have been reordered to better align with parsnip’s fit()
. The first argument to all these functions is now a model specification or model workflow. The previous versions are soft-deprecated as of 0.1.0 and will be deprecated as of 0.1.2.Added more packages to be fully loaded in the workers when run in parallel using doParallel
(#157), (#159), and (#160)
collect_predictions()
gains two new arguments. parameters
allows for pre-filtering of the hold-out predictions by tuning parameters values. If you are only interested in one sub-model, this makes things much faster. The other option is summarize
and is used when the resampling method has training set rows that are predicted in multiple holdout sets.
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, and select_by_pct_loss()
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argument (#176). Each metric set in yardstick now has a direction (maximize vs. minimize) built in.
tune_bayes()
no longer errors with a recipe, which has tuning parameters, in combination with a parameter set, where the defaults contain unknown values (#168).The ...
arguments of tune_grid()
and tune_bayes()
have been moved forward to force optional arguments to be named.
New fit_resamples()
for fitting a set of resamples that don’t require any tuning.
Changed summarise.tune_results()
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BillingMethodEnum: "Agreement" | "CreditMemo" | "DownPayment" | "Miscellaneous" | "Progress" | "Standard"
CommissionBasisEnum
CommissionBasisEnum: "SalesAmount" | "GrossProfit"
InvoiceOptionEnum
InvoiceOptionEnum: "PaidInvoices" | "AllInvoices"
Metadata of the entity


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This repository is automatically synced with the main Semantic UI repository to provide lightweight CSS only version of Semantic UI.
This package does not support theming and includes generated CSS files of the default theme only.
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Vegan and vegetarian food nutrition - the new food trends?
I developed an interest in the subject having come into contact with vegetarian and vegan lifestyles in my everyday life ever more often. Nutrition is no longer a marginal phenomenon in today's world.
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Chart 1
Gender
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Chart 2
What do they eat?
educational background?
professional career?
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Chart 3
How long have you been eating like this (years)
What was crucial for their decision?
monthly income (after tax)
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Chart 4
Who or what has their decision to be vegetarian or vegan to particularly affected
1 • strongly influenced - not affected • 4
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What do they eat most?
How often do you cook a week?


TLMIN and TLMAX are the keywords usually used in an event file and are critical to making correct histograms. "Data Min" and "Data Max" are minimum and maximum values of the selected column and are dynamically calculated.
One needs to supply Min, Max, Bin Sizes for both X and Y column (for 2D histogram, X only for 1D histogram). By default, TLMin and TLMax values are used for Min and Max.
One can select a range of rows in the table for making histogram by providing a "Row Range".
Or one can use selected rows in the table window for making histogram by checking "Use selected rows" checkbox.
"Make" button does the following procedures:
By selecting only the X column and/or Weight column, one can make a 1D histogram.
To retain the histogram, one must Save the file before closing it. fv will warn the user of this if the file has not been saved when closing it or exitting the program.


Activate the traps located in the interior of the island. Once activated, the flames do not distinguish friend from foe. Used properly, the trap is a very effective deterrent to invasion. Of course, it costs a fortune!
Activate the trap near the entrance of the inner castle.
Activate the trap behind the garden in the inner castle.
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Vue Router
Installation
Introduction
Essentials
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Dynamic Route Matching
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Passing Props to Route Components
HTML5 History Mode
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Navigation Guards
Route Meta Fields
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Data Fetching
Scroll Behavior
Lazy Loading Routes
API Reference
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<router-link>
<router-link> Props
<router-view>
<router-view> Props
Router Construction Options
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Router Instance Methods
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Package com.welie.blessed.bluez
Class BluezAdapter
java.lang.Object
com.welie.blessed.bluez.AbstractBluetoothObject
com.welie.blessed.bluez.BluezAdapter
public class BluezAdapter extends AbstractBluetoothObject
Wrapper class which represents an bluetooth adapter.
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description BluezAdapter(Adapter1 _adapter, java.lang.String _dbusPath, org.freedesktop.dbus.connections.impl.DBusConnection _dbusConnection)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.String
getAddress()
Returns the bluetooth device (MAC) address.java.lang.String
getAlias()
The changeable bluetooth friendly name.java.lang.Integer
getDeviceClass()
From bluez Documentation:java.lang.String
getDeviceName()
Get the deviceName used in DBus (e.g.java.lang.Integer
getDiscoverableTimeout()
The current timeout (in seconds) configured before disabling discoverbility.
If 0 discoverbility will never be disabled automatically.protected java.lang.Class<? extends org.freedesktop.dbus.interfaces.DBusInterface>
getInterfaceClass()
DBus-Interface class used in this wrapper object.java.lang.String
getModAlias()
From bluez Documentation:java.lang.String
getName()
From bluez Documentation:java.lang.Integer
getPairableTimeout()
Current configured timeout (in seconds) before the pairable mode is disabled.
If 0, timeout is disabled and pairability will never be disabled.java.lang.String[]
getUuids()
From bluez Documentation:java.lang.Boolean
isDiscoverable()
True if device is discoverable (= visible for others), false otherwise.java.lang.Boolean
isDiscovering()
True if discovery procedure is active, false otherwise.java.lang.Boolean
isPairable()
True if pairing with this adapter is allowed for others.boolean
isPowered()
Returns if the adapter is powered on (true) or powered off (false).void
removeDevice(Device1 _device)
Remove a device and it's pairing information.void
setAlias(java.lang.String _alias)
Change the current bluetooth friendly name.void
setDiscoverable(boolean _discoverable)
Set to true to enable device visibility for other bluetooth devices nearby.void
setDiscoverableTimeout(java.lang.Integer _discoverableTimeout)
Timeout (in seconds) to set before the device visibility for others will be disabled.
If set to 0, device will stay visible forever.void
setDiscoveryFilter(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,org.freedesktop.dbus.types.Variant<?>> _filter)
Use this to set a discovery filter.
This will cause the bluez library to only add device objects which are matching the given criterias.
Support values for the Map:void
setPairable(boolean _pairable)
Set to true to allow pairing of other devices with this adapter.
This is a global setting and effects all applications using this adapter.void
setPairableTimeout(java.lang.Integer _pairableTimeout)
Set the timeout (in seconds) before the pairable mode is disabled.
Setting this to 0 disables the timeout.void
setPowered(boolean _powered)
Turn adapter on (true) or off (false).void
startDiscovery()
Start a new discovery operation to find any devices nearby.void
stopDiscovery()
Stops the current discovery operation.java.lang.String
toString()
Methods inherited from class com.welie.blessed.bluez.AbstractBluetoothObject
byteListToByteArray, getBluetoothType, getDbusConnection, getDbusPath, getRemoteObjects, getTyped, optionsToVariantMap, setTyped, toPrimitives
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Constructor Details
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BluezAdapter
public BluezAdapter(Adapter1 _adapter, java.lang.String _dbusPath, org.freedesktop.dbus.connections.impl.DBusConnection _dbusConnection)
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Method Details
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getInterfaceClass
protected java.lang.Class<? extends org.freedesktop.dbus.interfaces.DBusInterface> getInterfaceClass()DBus-Interface class used in this wrapper object.- Specified by:
getInterfaceClass
in classAbstractBluetoothObject
- Returns:
- class which implements the interface
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getDeviceName
public java.lang.String getDeviceName()Get the deviceName used in DBus (e.g. hci0).- Returns:
- the device name
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getAlias
public java.lang.String getAlias()The changeable bluetooth friendly name.- Returns:
- the alias name
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setAlias
public void setAlias(java.lang.String _alias)Change the current bluetooth friendly name.- Parameters:
_alias
- new alias to set
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isPowered
public boolean isPowered()Returns if the adapter is powered on (true) or powered off (false).- Returns:
- power status
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setPowered
public void setPowered(boolean _powered)Turn adapter on (true) or off (false).- Parameters:
_powered
- set power status
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isDiscoverable
public java.lang.Boolean isDiscoverable()True if device is discoverable (= visible for others), false otherwise.- Returns:
- maybe null if feature is not supported
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setDiscoverable
public void setDiscoverable(boolean _discoverable)Set to true to enable device visibility for other bluetooth devices nearby.- Parameters:
_discoverable
- set device visible for others
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getDiscoverableTimeout
public java.lang.Integer getDiscoverableTimeout()The current timeout (in seconds) configured before disabling discoverbility.
If 0 discoverbility will never be disabled automatically.- Returns:
- integer maybe null
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setDiscoverableTimeout
public void setDiscoverableTimeout(java.lang.Integer _discoverableTimeout)Timeout (in seconds) to set before the device visibility for others will be disabled.
If set to 0, device will stay visible forever.- Parameters:
_discoverableTimeout
- timeout to set
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isPairable
public java.lang.Boolean isPairable()True if pairing with this adapter is allowed for others.- Returns:
- maybe null if feature is not supported
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setPairable
public void setPairable(boolean _pairable)Set to true to allow pairing of other devices with this adapter.
This is a global setting and effects all applications using this adapter.- Parameters:
_pairable
- set pairing
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getPairableTimeout
public java.lang.Integer getPairableTimeout()Current configured timeout (in seconds) before the pairable mode is disabled.
If 0, timeout is disabled and pairability will never be disabled.- Returns:
- integer maybe null
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setPairableTimeout
public void setPairableTimeout(java.lang.Integer _pairableTimeout)Set the timeout (in seconds) before the pairable mode is disabled.
Setting this to 0 disables the timeout.- Parameters:
_pairableTimeout
- set pairable timeout
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getAddress
public java.lang.String getAddress()Returns the bluetooth device (MAC) address.- Returns:
- mac address, maybe null
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getName
public java.lang.String getName()From bluez Documentation:The Bluetooth system name (pretty hostname). This property is either a static system default or controlled by an external daemon providing access to the pretty hostname configuration.
- Returns:
- name, maybe null
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getDeviceClass
public java.lang.Integer getDeviceClass()From bluez Documentation:The Bluetooth class of device. This property represents the value that is either automatically configured by DMI/ACPI information or provided as static configuration.
- Returns:
- integer, maybe null
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isDiscovering
public java.lang.Boolean isDiscovering()True if discovery procedure is active, false otherwise.- Returns:
- discovering status
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getUuids
public java.lang.String[] getUuids()From bluez Documentation:List of 128-bit UUIDs that represents the available local services.
- Returns:
- String[], maybe null
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getModAlias
public java.lang.String getModAlias()From bluez Documentation:Local Device ID information in modalias format used by the kernel and udev.
- Returns:
- String, maybe null
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startDiscovery
Start a new discovery operation to find any devices nearby. -
stopDiscovery
public void stopDiscovery() throws BluezNotAuthorizedException, BluezFailedException, BluezNotReadyExceptionStops the current discovery operation. -
removeDevice
public void removeDevice(Device1 _device) throws BluezFailedException, BluezInvalidArgumentsExceptionRemove a device and it's pairing information.- Parameters:
_device
- device to remove- Throws:
BluezFailedException
- on failure when something went wrongBluezInvalidArgumentsException
- when argument is invalid when device was invalid
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setDiscoveryFilter
public void setDiscoveryFilter(java.util.Map<java.lang.String,org.freedesktop.dbus.types.Variant<?>> _filter) throws BluezInvalidArgumentsException, BluezNotReadyException, BluezNotSupportedException, BluezFailedExceptionUse this to set a discovery filter.
This will cause the bluez library to only add device objects which are matching the given criterias.
Support values for the Map:
Type KeyName : Purpose ============================================ String[] UUIDs : filtered service UUIDs Short RSSI : RSSI threshold value UInt16 Pathloss : Pathloss threshold value String Transport : type of scan to run
The 'Transport' Key supports the following options:Value - Description ============================================ "auto" - interleaved scan, default value "bredr" - BR/EDR inquiry "le" - LE scan only
If a transport mode is used which is not supported by the device, aBluezNotSupportedException
is thrown.- Parameters:
_filter
- filter to use- Throws:
BluezInvalidArgumentsException
- when argument is invalid thrown if any arguments in the map are not supportedBluezNotReadyException
- when bluez not ready if adapter not readyBluezNotSupportedException
- when operation not supported if operation not supportedBluezFailedException
- on failure any other error
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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Watson Knowledge Studio
Posted on Tue 24 January 2017 in Learning
Think!!
IBM Watson™ Knowledge Studio to Create a machine-learning model that Understands the linguistic nuances, Meaning, and * Relationships Specific to your industry
Or
Create a rule-based model that finds entities in documents based on rules that you define.
To become a subject matter expert in a given industry or domain, Watson must be trained.
The task of training Watson can be facilitated by Watson Knowledge Studio.
Build a machine-learning model :
Watson Knowledge Studio provides easy-to-use tools for annotating unstructured domain literature, and uses those annotations to create a custom machine-learning model that understands the language of the domain.
The accuracy of the model improves through * iterative testing.
Ultimately resulting in an algorithm that can learn from the patterns that it sees and recognize those patterns in large collections of new documents.
The finished machine-learning model can be deployed to other solutions.
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Based on a set of domain-specific source documents, the team creates a type system that defines entity types and relation types for the information of interest to the application that will use the model.
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A group of 2 or more human annotators a small set of source documents to
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label words that represent entity types,
- to identify relation types where the text identifies relationships between entity mentions.
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to define coreferences, which identify different mentions that refer to the same thing, that is, the same entity.
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The ground truth is used to train a model.
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The trained model is used to find entities, relations, and coreferences in new, never-seen-before documents.
Creating a machine-learning annotator :
Create a machine-learning annotator that trains a model you can use to identify entities, coreferences, and relationships of interest in new documents.
Machine-learning model creation workflow:
Word Net
- New relations need to be identified. *


iwork.eheap2
Interface FieldValueTypes
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- EventHeap, Field, FieldValue, SecureEventHeap, Tuple
- public interface FieldValueTypes
This is an interface that contains members with the enumerations
for valid value types for the post and template value sub-fields of
event fields.
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Field Summary |
static int |
ACTUAL
Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value contains an actual object for its value. |
static int |
AUTOSET
Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value is automatically set by the Event Heap. |
static int |
AUTOSET_OVERRIDEABLE
Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value is automatically set by the Event Heap and is
overrideable. |
static int |
FORMAL
Pass as int value to field creation/modification methods for
post value and template value. |
static java.lang.String[] |
typeArray
|
static int |
VIRTUAL
Pass as int value to field creation/modification methods for
post value and template value. |
ACTUAL
public static final int ACTUAL
- Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value contains an actual object for its value. May not
be passed field creation/modification methods for post value and
template value-- a Serializable object should be passed to the
appropriate equivalent method instead.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
FORMAL
public static final int FORMAL
- Pass as int value to field creation/modification methods for
post value and template value. This value indicates that the
particular sub-field value is formal (in other words matches any
value as long as field name and type are the same. Also returned
by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() methods.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
VIRTUAL
public static final int VIRTUAL
- Pass as int value to field creation/modification methods for
post value and template value. This value indicates that the
particular sub-field value is virtual (in other words ignored in
all matching). Also returned by getPostValueType() and
getTemplateValueType() methods.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
AUTOSET
public static final int AUTOSET
- Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value is automatically set by the Event Heap. This
value may not be overridden. May not be passed field
creation/modification methods for post value and template value--
this value may only be set internally by the Event Heap.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
AUTOSET_OVERRIDEABLE
public static final int AUTOSET_OVERRIDEABLE
- Returned by getPostValueType() and getTemplateValueType() if the
sub-field value is automatically set by the Event Heap and is
overrideable. May not be passed field creation/modification
methods for post value and template value-- this value may only
be set internally by the Event Heap. Note that even if the value
is not overridden, the Event Heap will only set this value the
first time the event is posted or used as a template (in other
words, the Event Heap client effectively overrides itself the
first time). After that the value will stay the same even if the
value to which the field would currently be automatically set is
different than the orginal value to which the field was set.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
typeArray
public static final java.lang.String[] typeArray


areaDetector Viewers¶
| author: | Mark Rivers, Tim Madden, Marty Kraimer |
|---|---|
| affiliation: | University of Chicago, Advanced Photon Source |
Contents
Overview¶
One of the advantages of areaDetector is that it enables the use of generic image display clients that obtain their data via EPICS Channel Access or pvAccess and work with any detector. There are currently four such generic clients provided with the areaDetector distribution.
The first two are plugins for the popular ImageJ Java-based image processing
program. EPICS_AD_Viewer.java
uses EPICS Channel Access, while
EPICS_NTNDA_Viewer.java
uses EPICS pvAccess.
The third is a Python program that uses Qt widgets and uses EPICS pvAccess.
The fourth is an IDL-based viewer which can be run without an IDL license under the IDL Virtual Machine.
Because ImageJ and Python are free and more widely available and used than IDL, future enhancements are more likely to be done on the ImageJ plugins and Python viewer, rather than the IDL viewer.
These viewers are contained in the areaDetector distribution in the ADViewers repository
In addition to the ImageJ viewer plugins, there is an ImageJ plugin to
graphically define the detector/camera readout region, ROIs, and
overlays (EPICS_AD_Controller.java
). Another ImageJ plugin provided with
areaDetector does realtime line profiles with Gaussian peak fitting
(GaussianProfile.java
).
ImageJ Viewers¶
These are plugins for the popular ImageJ program that can be used to display 2-dimensional array data. Both of these plugins were originally written by Tim Madden from APS. Both support all NDArray data types and color modes, i.e. Mono, RGB1 (pixel interleave), RGB2 (row interleave) and RGB3 (plane interleave). The plugin directory also includes a plugin written elsewhere for reading and writing netCDF files, so ImageJ can be used to display images and image sequences (movies) saved with the NDFileNetCDF plugin.
EPICS_AD_Viewer.java¶
This plugin uses EPICS Channel Access to display images via waveform records that the NDPluginStdArrays sends to EPICS.
More information can be found in the documentation.
EPICS_NTNDA_Viewer.java¶
This plugin uses EPICS V4 pvAccess to display NTNDArrays that the NDPluginPva sends to EPICS.
The EPICS_NTNDA_Viewer has a number of significant advantages compared to the EPICS_AD_Viewer:
- The NTNDArray data is transmitted “atomically” over the network, rather than using separate PVs for the image data and the metadata (image dimensions, color mode, etc.)
- NTNDArrays and pvAccess support sending compressed arrays over the network. Beginning with ADViewers R1-3 the EPICS_NTNDA_Viewer can decompress the NTNDArrays and display them. This can significantly reduce the required network bandwith when the IOC and the viewer are running on different machines.
- When using Channel Access the data type of the waveform record is fixed at iocInit, and cannot be changed at runtime. This means, for example, that if the user might want to view both 8-bit images, 16-bit images, and 64-bit double FFT images then the waveform record would need to be 64-bit double, which adds a factor of 8 network overhead when viewing 8-bit images. pvAccess changes the data type of the NTNDArrays dynamically at run-time, removing this restriction.
- Channel Access requires setting
EPICS_CA_MAX_ARRAY_BYTES
, which is a source of considerable confusion and frustration for users. pvAccess does not useEPICS_CA_MAX_ARRAY_BYTES
and there is no restriction on the size of the NTNDArrays. - The performance using pvAccess is significantly better than using Channel Access. NDPluginPva is 5-10 times faster than NDPluginStdArrays, and ImageJ can display 1.5-2 times more images/s with pvAccess than with Channel Access.
More information can be found in the documentation.
ImageJ Controller (EPICS_AD_Controller.java)¶
This is an ImageJ plugin which can be used to graphically control the following:
- The readout region of the detector or camera.
- The size and position of an ROI (NDPluginROI).
- The size and position of an overlay (NDPluginOverlay).
More information can be found in the documentation.
ImageJ Gaussian Profiler (GaussianProfiler.java)¶
This is an ImageJ plugin which can be used to dynamically plot a line profile, fit the profile to a Gaussian peak, and print the fit parameters (centroid, amplitude, full-width half-maximum (FWHM), and background. It should be compiled in the same manner as EPICS_AD_Viewer. It is used by drawing a line or rectangle in ImageJ and then starting Plugins/EPICS_areaDetector/Gaussian Profiler.
The following is the GaussianProfiler window plotting the profile of the peak shown above in the EPICS_AD_Controller image.
Python Viewer¶
There is a Python viewer in the ADViewers/Python directory. This viewer has the following features:
- Supports compressed NDArrays using any of the codecs in NDPluginCodec.
- Supports all NDArray data types and color modes.
- Allows zooming by defining the subregion with a mouse.
- Allows changing the window size.
- Allows changing the lower and upper display intensities with sliders.
- Supports pvAccess only, does not support Channel Access.
- Works with both the p4p and pvapy Python bindings for pvAccess. - p4p works on Windows, Linux, and Mac. - pvapy works only on Linux and Mac.
More information can be found in the documentation.
IDL Viewer¶
There is an IDL viewer that uses Channel Access. It is obsolete and not currently being developed, but can be used as an example for those wanting to use IDL.
More information can be found in the documentation.
Troubleshooting¶
If a viewer is not displaying new images as the detector collects them check the following:
- If other EPICS channel access clients (e.g. medm, caget) running on
the same machine as the viewer cannot connect to the IOC then
check the following:
- There may be a firewall blocking EPICS Channel Access or pvAccess either on the server (IOC) machine or the client (viewer) machine.
- For Channel Access viewers the environment variable EPICS_CA_ADDR_LIST may need to be set to allow the client to find the IOC if the IOC is not on the same subnet as the viewer or if other EPICS channel access settings do not have their default values.
- If other EPICS channel access clients (e.g. medm, caget) running on
the same machine as the viewer can connect to the IOC then check
the following:
- The detector is actually collecting images, and the ArrayCallbacks PV is set to Enable.
- For Channel Access viewers the NDPluginStdArrays plugin (normally called image1:) has the EnableCallbacks PV set to Yes, and that the MinCallbackTime PV is not set too large.
- For pvAccess viewers the NDPluginPva plugin (normally called Pva1:) has the EnableCallbacks PV set to Yes, and that the MinCallbackTime PV is not set too large.
- For Channel Access viewers the environment variable EPICS_CA_MAX_ARRAY_BYTES is set to a value at least as large as the size of the arrays to be sent to the viewer. This environment variable must be set on the machine that the IOC is running on before the IOC is started. It must also be set on the machine that the Channel Access viewer is running on before ImageJ or IDL is started.
Feature comparison¶
The following table compares the features of the available viewers.
| ImageJ | ADViewers / PY_NTNDA_Viewer | testPython / PY_NTNDA_Viewer | C2 Data Viewer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NDArray data types | All | All | All | Int8, UInt8, Int6, UInt16 |
| NDArray codecs | All | All | All | None |
| Color modes (Mono, RGB1, RGB2, RGB3) | All | All | All | Mono |
| Zoom image | Yes | Yes | Yes (bugs) | No |
| Resize window | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Scale intensity with text widgets | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Scale intensity with sliders | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Auto-scale intensity | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Move window | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Windows OS | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Performance comparison¶
The following table compares the performance of the available viewers.
The tests were done under the following conditions:
- ADSimDetector running on the same machine as the viewer
- ADSimDetector generating 1024x1024 frames at 200 frames/s. No compression enabled.
- Viewers were all configured to display the image full-size (e.g. 1024x1024 pixels). For ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer and C2 Data Viewer this size was approximate, done by resizing the window until the image area was close to 1024x1024 pixels.
- testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer was configured with Manual Scaling because this is how all of the other viewers are always configured, and it is needed in most cases to have a nice image display.
| Program, mode | OS | Display | Frames/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1024x1024, UInt8, Mono | |||
| ImageJ | Linux | Local | 200 |
| ImageJ | Linux | Remote X11 | 200 |
| ImageJ | Windows | Local | 194 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 40 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 17 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 23 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 92 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 22 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 20 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Local | 105 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 102 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Windows | Local | N.A. |
| 1024x1024, UInt8, RGB1 | |||
| ImageJ | Linux | Local | 190 |
| ImageJ | Linux | Remote X11 | 193 |
| ImageJ | Windows | Local | 68 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 23 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 17 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 13 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 37 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 22 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 7 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Local | N.A |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | N.A. |
| C2 Data Viewer | Windows | Local | N.A |
| 1024x1024, UInt16, Mono | |||
| ImageJ | Linux | Local | 150 |
| ImageJ | Linux | Remote X11 | 160 |
| ImageJ | Windows | Local | 68 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 28 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 17 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 20 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | Fails, solid gray image |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | Fails, solid gray image |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | Incorrect image, peak shape is wrong |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Local | 95 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 88 |
| C2 Data Viewer | Windows | Local | N.A. |
| 1024x1024, Float32, Mono | |||
| ImageJ | Linux | Local | 130 |
| ImageJ | Linux | Remote X11 | 150 |
| ImageJ | Windows | Local | 50 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | 23 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | 17 |
| ADViewers/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | 12 |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Local | Fails, solid gray image |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | Fails, solid gray image |
| testPython/P4P_NTNDA_Viewer | Windows | Local | Incorrect image, peak shape is wrong |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Local | N.A |
| C2 Data Viewer | Linux | Remote X11 | N.A. |
| C2 Data Viewer | Windows | Local | N.A. |


Enum MediaTypes
Use this enum for the creating the accept header or checking the content-type
Namespace:Dapplo.HttpExtensions.Support
Assembly:Dapplo.HttpExtensions.dll
Syntax
public enum MediaTypes
Fields
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Image type bmp
Declaration
Bmp = 9
Gif
Image type gif
Declaration
Gif = 6
Html
Used for Html
Declaration
Html = 3
Icon
Image type Icon (.ico)
Declaration
Icon = 11
Jpeg
Image type jpeg
Declaration
Jpeg = 7
Json
Used for Json
Declaration
Json = 0
Png
Image type png
Declaration
Png = 8
Rss
Rss feed (not Atom)
Declaration
Rss = 13
Svg
Image type SVG
Declaration
Svg = 12
Tiff
Image type tiff
Declaration
Tiff = 10
Txt
Used for Text
Declaration
Txt = 4
WwwFormUrlEncoded
Used for a www form which is url encoded
Declaration
WwwFormUrlEncoded = 5
Xml
Used for Xml
Declaration
Xml = 1
XmlReadable
Used for Xml
Declaration
XmlReadable = 2


Syntax Flexibility¶
In this chapter we will learn about some options that are provided automatically by the Ring compiler for syntax flexibility.
Change Language Keywords¶
We can change any keyword using the ChangeRingKeyword command.
Note
Remember to restore the keyword again if the team will mix between styles in the same project.
Tip
The ChangeRingKeyword command is executed in the scanner stage by the compiler (before parsing).
Syntax:
ChangeRingKeyword <oldkeyword> <newkeyword>
Example:
ChangeRingKeyword see print
print "welcome" + nl
ChangeRingKeyword print see
see "Welcome" + nl
Example:
ChangeRingKeyword func function
ChangeRingKeyword see print
ChangeRingKeyword ok endif
ChangeRingKeyword next endfor
ChangeRingKeyword end endwhile
x = 10
while x > 0
print "x = " + x + nl
for t = 1 to 10
if t = 3
print "number three" + nl
endif
endfor
x--
endwhile
test()
function test
print "message from test" + nl
ChangeRingKeyword function func
ChangeRingKeyword print see
ChangeRingKeyword endif ok
ChangeRingKeyword endfor next
ChangeRingKeyword endwhile end
Change Language Operators¶
We can change any operator using the ChangeRingOperator command.
Note
Remember to restore the operator again if the team will mix between styles in the same project.
Tip
The ChangeRingOperartor command is executed in the scanner stage by the compiler (before parsing).
Syntax:
ChangeRingOperator <oldkeyword> <newkeyword>
Example:
The next program hide the + operator by changing it to _+
changeringoperator + _+
changeringkeyword SEE PRINT
try
print 5 + 10
catch
print nl print "error" print nl
done
changeringoperator _+ +
The next program change the + operator to “plus”.
changeringoperator + plus
changeringkeyword SEE PRINT
Print 5 plus 5
changeringoperator plus +
changeringkeyword PRINT SEE
Load Syntax Files¶
You may store a group of ChangeRingKeyword and ChangeRingOperator commands in a file to use later in many source files. You can’t use the Load command to call these files because
- ChangeRingKeyword and ChangeRingOperator commands are executed in the scanner phase by the compiler (before parsing).
- The load command is executed in the parsing phase (after the scanner phase).
Solution: Use the LoadSyntax Command which is executed in the scanner phase.
Syntax:
LoadSyntax "syntaxfile.ring"
Example:
File : StyleBasicOn.ring
ChangeRingKeyword see print
ChangeRingKeyword ok endif
ChangeRingKeyword next endfor
ChangeRingKeyword end endwhile
File : StyleBasicOff.ring
ChangeRingKeyword print see
ChangeRingKeyword endif ok
ChangeRingKeyword endfor next
ChangeRingKeyword endwhile end
File : UseStyleBasic.ring
LoadSyntax "stylebasicon.ring"
x = 10
while x > 0
print "x = " + x + nl
for t = 1 to 10
if t = 3
print "number three" + nl
endif
endfor
x--
endwhile
LoadSyntax "stylebasicoff.ring"
see "done" + nl
Note
files called by the LoadSyntax command must contains ChangeRingKeyword and ChangeRingOperator commands only.
Tip
files called by the LoadSyntax command doesn’t support functions, packages and classes. just imperative commands only.
Note
Using this feature you can create many styles that you can use in the same project and you can support Ring translation to other languages like Arabic, French and so on.
Tip
The effect of LoadSyntax command is related to the current source code file only.
Using “()” around the function parameters¶
We can use () around the function parameters (optional).
Example:
hello()
sum(3,4)
func hello()
see "Hello" + nl
func sum(x,y)
see x+y+nl
Output:
Hello
7
Example:
myfunc = func x,y { see x + y + nl }
call myfunc (3,4)
myfunc2 = func (x,y) { see x+y+nl }
call myfunc(3,4)
Output:
7
7
Using Semi-colon after and between statements¶
In Ring we can use semi-colon after and between statements (optional).
Example:
# Using semi-colon is optional
see "Hello" + nl ; see "How are you?" + nl ; see "Welcome to Ring" + nl ;
one() ; two() ; three() ;
func one ; see "one" + nl ;
func two ; see "two" + nl ;
func three ; see "three" + nl ;
Output:
Hello
How are you?
Welcome to Ring
one
two
three
Using $ and @ in the start of the variable name¶
You can use any unicode character in the variable name also we can use $ and @ in the name.
This feature may help, for example we can start global variables with $ and the object attributes with @.
In other languages like Ruby this is the rule, In the Ring language this is just an option without any force from the Compiler.
example:
$global_variable = 5
new test { hello() }
class test
@instance_variable = 10
func hello
local_variable = 15
see "Global : " + $global_variable + nl +
"Instance : " + @instance_variable + nl +
"Local : " + local_variable + nl
Output:
Global : 5
Instance : 10
Local : 15
Using the ‘elseif’ keyword as ‘but’ in if statement¶
if you don’t like the ‘but’ keyword in if statement Then you can use the ‘elseif’ keyword.
Example:
give x
if x = 1 see "one"
elseif x=2 see "two"
elseif x=3 see "three"
elseif x=4 see "four"
else see "other"
ok
see nl
Using the ‘else’ keyword as ‘other’ in switch statement¶
if you don’t like the ‘other’ keyword in switch statement Then you can use the ‘else’ keyword.
Also you can replace ‘else’ with ‘other’ in if statement.
i.e. ‘other’ keyword is the same as ‘else’ keyword.
Example:
x = 1
switch x
on 10
see "10" + nl
else
see "not 10" + nl
end
Output:
not 10
Using the ‘end’ keyword in different control structures¶
We can use the ‘end’ keyword to close different control structures
- If statement
- For loop
- Switch
- While
- Try-Catch
Example:
see "if statement.." + nl
x = 1
if x = 1
see "one" + nl
elseif x=2
see "two" + nl
elseif x=3
see "three" + nl
end
see "for loop.." + nl
for t = 1 to 10
see t
end
see nl
see "switch..." + nl
x = 1
switch x
on 1 see "one" + nl
on 2 see "two" + nl
end
see "try catch..." + nl
try
x = 1 / 0
catch
see "catching error" + nl
end
Output:
if statement..
one
for loop..
12345678910
switch...
one
try catch...
catching error
Using braces to start and end different control structures¶
We can use braces { } to start and end different control structures
- If statement
- For loop
- Switch
- While
- Try-Catch
Example:
see "if statement.." + nl
x = 1
if x = 1 {
see "one" + nl
elseif x=2
see "two" + nl
elseif x=3
see "three" + nl
}
see "for loop.." + nl
for t = 1 to 10 {
see t
}
see nl
see "switch..." + nl
x = 1
switch x {
on 1 see "one" + nl
on 2 see "two" + nl
}
see "try catch..." + nl
try {
x = 1 / 0
catch
see "catching error" + nl
}
Output:
if statement..
one
for loop..
12345678910
switch...
one
try catch...
catching error
Using ‘put’ and ‘get’ as ‘see’ and ‘give’¶
We can replace the ‘see’ keyword with the ‘put’ keyword.
Also we can replacew the ‘give’ keyword with the ‘get’ keyword.
Example:
put "Hello World" + nl
put "Enter Your Name ? " Get Name
Put "Hello " + Name
Using ‘case’ as ‘on’ in switch statements¶
We can replace the ‘on’ keyword with ‘case’ keyword in the switch statement.
Example (1) :
for x=1 to 10
switch x
case 1 put "one" + nl
case 2 put "two" + nl
case 3 put "thre" + nl
else put "else" + nl
end
end
Example (2) :
for x=1 to 10 {
switch x {
case 1 put "one" + nl
case 2 put "two" + nl
case 3 put "thre" + nl
else put "else" + nl
}
}
Using ‘def’ as ‘func’ in functions/methods definition¶
We can use the ‘def’ keyword as the ‘func’ keyword to define functions and methods.
Example:
one() two()
def one put "one" + nl
def two put "two" + nl
Using braces { } in Packages/Classes/Functions¶
Example:
load "stdlib.ring"
import mypackage
new myclass {
myfunc()
}
package mypackage
{
class myclass
{
func myfunc
{
print("Hello, World!\n")
}
}
}
Using ‘end’ keyword after Packages/Classes/Functions¶
Example:
import mypackage
new myclass {
myfunc()
}
package mypackage
class myclass
def myfunc
put "Hello, World!"
end
end
end
Using ‘endpackage’/’endclass’/’endfunc’ keywords after Packages/Classes/Functions¶
Example:
import mypackage
new myclass { myfunc() }
package mypackage
class myclass
func myfunc
see "welcome" + nl
endfunc
endclass
endpackage
Ignore new lines after keywords¶
Starting from Ring 1.8 the compiler will ignore new lines after keywords that expect tokens after it
Example:
see
"
Hello, World!
"
test()
func
#======================#
Test
#======================#
?
"
Hello from the Test function
"
Output:
Hello, World!
Hello from the Test function


[gecode-users] stop the DFS search after finding the first solution
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Tue Dec 3 05:40:12 CET 2013
Hi,
DFS does not search the whole tree before printing the first solution. Please read the reference documentation on the DFS class or the dfs function (depending on which one you use), the description should be quite clear.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack
http://www.csse.monash.edu/~guidot/
On 3 Dec 2013, at 12:52 pm, naguissa light <naguissa1989 at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all !
>
> i want to know if there is a possibility to stop the DFS search after just finding the first solution, i want to do that because i just want one solution and i think that the DFS searchs in the whole tree after that it prints one solution that's why when i run my model i takes too much time to print the solution
>
> So is that possible to do??
>
>
> Thank you
>
> Naguissa
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genprov
Patch Option
genmod
Tool
genprov
genproj
Tool
ciminvoke
Tool
cimlisten
Tool
Regmod
Is Now an OpenPegasus Client
Property::set
and Property::clear
Methods
Datetime::ascii
Method
Meta_Class.crc
Member
The CIMPLE project began over two years ago and has had 55 releases. This document introduces CIMPLE 1.0.0 and explains what has changed since the last public release (CIMPLE 0.99.56). If you are unfamiliar with the major changes introduced by CIMPLE 0.99.56, you might want to review them by clicking here: http://www.cimple.org/downloads.html.
Please read this document carefully if you are an existing CIMPLE user. There are a few major changes in CIMPLE that require some action.
Chapter 1 describes what is new in this release. Chapter 2 discusses bugs fixed by this release. Chapter 3 explains how to migrate providers developed with earlier versions.
This chapter covers new capabilities introduced by CIMPLE 1.0.0.
We recently prepared a new users guide for CIMPLE, which explains how to develop providers with CIMPLE. It also covers features introduced by CIMPLE 1.0.0. This guide is available in PDF format at: http://www.cimple.org/Using_CIMPLE.pdf.
CIMPLE 1.0.0 officially supports the following platforms.
The CIMPLE build procedures now comply with the GNU Coding Standards (see http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards). For example, the following configures, builds, and installs CIMPLE.
$ ./configure [OPTIONS] $ make $ make install
The configure script supports the standard and custom options listed below.
--help --host=HOST --prefix=DIR --bindir=DIR --libdir=DIR --incluedir=DIR --datadir=DIR --with-pegasus=DIR --with-pegasus-libdir=DIR --with-pegasus-includes=DIR --with-pegasus-env --with-cmpi=DIR --with-openwbem=DIR --with-schema=DIR --enable-debug --enable-static
CIMPLE can be configured with support for any of the following.
If you use CIMPLE with an OpenPegasus source distribution, then configure, build and install as follows.
./configure --with-pegasus-env make make install
This configures CIMPLE from the OpenPegasus environment variables
(PEGASUS_PLATFORM
, PEGASUS_HOME
, PEGASUS_ROOT
), builds,
and then installs CIMPLE under PEGASUS_HOME. Do not forget to install.
genprov
Patch OptionThe genprov
tool now patches existing provider sources. That is, it
updates the method signatures in the those source files. For example, if
the following files exist (in the current directory):
CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.h CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.cpp
then the following command patches them.
$ genprov CIM_ComputerSystem Patched CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.h Patched CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.cpp
This tool should be used in two situations.
modify_instance
as well
as extrinsic method signatures with reference arguments).
We recommend running genprov
to fix faulty method signatures generated
by older versions of genprov
. Also after running genprov, you
should remove the proc
method, as it is no longer used.
genmod
ToolThe new genmod
tool automatically generates module.cpp
for one
or more providers. The following example generates a module for the
CIM_ComputerSystem
and CIM_Fan
providers.
$ genmod CIM_ComputerSystem CIM_ComputerSystem CIM_Fan Created module.cpp
The first argument is the name of the module. The remaining arguments are the names of classes, for which there are (or will be) providers.
Genmod
generates entry points for all three provider interfaces,
including CMPI, OpenPegasus, and OpenWBEM. To enable one of these entry points,
compile module.cpp
with one of the following.
-DCIMPLE_CMPI_MODULE -DCIMPLE_PEGASUS_MODULE -DCIMPLE_OPENWBEM_MODULE
Genmod
also generates the proc
method, formerly located
in the provider sources. You must remove the proc
method from
the provider sources since it is no longer used. Also, note that
running genmod
is not optional.
genprov
The genprov
tool now generates provider skeletons for more than one
provider. For example, the following command generates provider skeletons
for the CIM_ComputerSystem
and CIM_Fan
providers.
$ genprov CIM_ComputerSystem CIM_Fan Created CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.h Created CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.cpp Created CIM_Fan.h Created CIM_Fan.cpp
As mentioned above, genprov
patches the provider sources if they already
exist.
genproj
ToolThe new genproj
tool (generate project) runs the following tools
automatically.
genclass genprov genmod
Genproj
takes the same arguments as genmod
. The following command
generates a complete set of sources for the
for the CIM_ComputerSystem
and CIM_Fan
providers.
$ genproj CIM_ComputerSystem CIM_ComputerSystem CIM_Fan ==== genclass: Created CIM_ManagedElement.h Created CIM_ManagedElement.cpp Created CIM_ManagedSystemElement.h Created CIM_ManagedSystemElement.cpp Created CIM_LogicalElement.h Created CIM_LogicalElement.cpp Created CIM_Job.h Created CIM_Job.cpp Created CIM_ConcreteJob.h Created CIM_ConcreteJob.cpp Created CIM_EnabledLogicalElement.h Created CIM_EnabledLogicalElement.cpp Created CIM_System.h Created CIM_System.cpp Created CIM_ComputerSystem.h Created CIM_ComputerSystem.cpp Created CIM_LogicalDevice.h Created CIM_LogicalDevice.cpp Created CIM_CoolingDevice.h Created CIM_CoolingDevice.cpp Created CIM_Fan.h Created CIM_Fan.cpp created repository.h Created repository.cpp ==== genprov: Patched CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.h Patched CIM_ComputerSystem_Provider.cpp Created CIM_Fan_Provider.h Created CIM_Fan_Provider.cpp ==== genmod: Created module.cpp
Running genproj
is not required. You can still run genclass
,
genprov
, and genmod
separately.
ciminvoke
ToolThe new ciminvoke
tool is an OpenPegasus client that invokes extrinsic
provider methods. Since ciminvoke
is experimental, it is not linked into
the build. To build it, first build CIMPLE, and then type these commands from
the root of the CIMPLE distribution (`cimple-1.0.0').
$ cd src/pegasus/ciminvoke $ make $ make install
The usage follows.
ciminvoke [OPTIONS] object-path method-name [param=VALUE]...
For more on ciminvoke
, see
cimple-1.0.0/src/pegasus/ciminvoke/readme.txt
.
cimlisten
ToolThe new cimlisten
tool is an OpenPegasus client that subscribes to and
listens for CIM indications. Since cimlisten
is experimental, it is
not linked into the build. To build it, first build CIMPLE, and then type
these commands from the root of the CIMPLE distribution (`cimple-1.0.0').
$ cd src/pegasus/cimlisten $ make $ make install
The usage is shown below.
$ cimlisten [OPTIONS] QUERY
The following example, subscribes to and listens for indications of the
class CIM_Indication
on the default namespace (root/cimv2
).
$ cimlisten
The command hangs indefinitely, printing indications to standard output as
they are received. The following command subscribes to and listens for
indications of the class MyIndication
.
cimlisten "select * from MyIndication"
For more on cimlisten
, type:
$ cimlisten -h
Regmod
Is Now an OpenPegasus ClientThe regmod
tool now runs as an OpenPegasus client (rather than modifying
the OpenPegasus repository directly). Accordingly, the OpenPegasus server must
be started before running regmod
.
Property::set
and Property::clear
MethodsThe Property
struct, used in generated classes, now has set
and
clear
methods to simplify setting and clearing of property values.
Before it was necessary to clear the null flag when setting the value
as shown in the following example:
inst->CreationClassName.value = "LinuxComputerSystem"; inst->CreationClassName.null = false;
You can now do this with a single call.
inst->CreationClassName.set("LinuxComputerSystem");
Conversely, it was necessary to clear the value when setting the null flag as shown in the following example.
inst->CreationClassName.value = ""; inst->CreationClassName.null = true;
You can now do this with a single call.
inst->CreationClassName.clear();
We recommend using the set
and clear
methods wherever
possible to avoid mistakes. Forgetting to clear the null flag is a common
mistake.
There are now comprehensive provider examples located under:
cimple-1.0.0/src/cimple/provider/Employee
We suggest looking at these first if you are new to CIMPLE and of course reading the CIMPLE users guide (http://www.cimple.org/Using_CIMPLE.pdf).
Datetime::ascii
MethodDatetime
has a new form of the ascii
method. The following
snippet uses the old form:
Datetime dt; ... char buffer[Datetime::BUFFER_SIZE]; dt.ascii(buffer);
Whereas, the following using the new form.
Datetime dt; ... String buffer = dt.ascii();
The former incurs no memory allocation but risks a buffer overrun if
buffer
is too small. The latter eliminates the risk of a
buffer overrun but incurs a memory allocation. You can decide for yourself
which is better.
Bart Whitely and the OpenWBEM team (Novell Inc.) contributed a new adapter enabling CIMPLE providers to work under the native OpenWBEM C++ provider interface. The OpenWBEM adapter is experimental in this release.
By default CIMPLE installs at most three shared libraries:
libcimple.so
— the main CIMPLE library
libcimplecmpiadap.so
— the CMPI adapter
libcimplepegadap.so
— the OpenPegasus adapter
libcimpleowadap.so
— the OpenWBEM adapter
Alternatively, you can build these libraries as static by passing the
`--enable-static' option to the configure
script, which eliminates
the need to deploy extra libraries.
The CIMPLE MOF compiler (used by genclass
and genprov
) now
compiles the DMTF CIM schemas as they come from the DMTF. Before two changes
were needed:
CIM_Schema.mof
file.
Now the MOF compiler accepts the schemas “as is”.
The MOF compiler now handles included files relative to the currently opened file. The following pragma first searches for `abc.mof' in the directory containing file that included it.
#pragma include("abc.mof");
The genclass
and genmod
tools now embed the default directory
containing the MOF schema files. The CIMPLE_MOF_PATH environment is no
longer required, unless you want to override the default. This directory name
is set during configuration to PREFIX/share/cimple/schema/cim214
. You
can override it with the `--with-schema' option as shown below.
./configure --with-schema=DIR
The CIMPLE_MOF_PATH overrides the use of this directory. To determine the
actual directory name, see the `WITH_SCHEMA_OPT' variable in the
config.options
file (located in the root of the CIMPLE source
distribution).
CIMPLE now supports cross-namespace association providers. The
Instance
class—from which all generated classes derive—defines
the following data member.
String __name_space;
When an association provider builds the references, it may optionally set
the __name_space
member. Take for example, the following MOF
definitions.
class B { [Key] uint32 Key; }; [Association] class A { B REF Left; B REF Right; };
The following snippet creates an association of type A
in which
Left
and Right
refer to instances in namespaces `root/left'
and `root/right' respectively.
B* Left = B::create(true); Left->__name_space = "root/left"; Left->Key.set(1001); B* Right = B::create(true); Left->__name_space = "root/right"; Right->Key.set(1002); A* a = A::create(true); a->Left = Left; a->Right = Right;
If __name_space
is empty, it defaults to the namespace of the
originating request.
Meta_Class.crc
MemberThe Meta_Class.crc
member has been removed. Accordingly, you
should regenerate your classes with genclass
.
CIMPLE now includes the CIM 2.14 schema (and the CIM 2.13.1 schema as before). All other schemas have been removed to make the distribution smaller.
CIMPLE 1.0.0 only fixes two bugs, since the previous release closed most of the outstanding bugs.
CIMPLE-CMPI Indication providers can now provide instances with embedded objects, making it possible to generate life-cycle indications. The OpenPegasus adapter supported embedded objects before.
Modify_instance
Has No Property ListThe modify_instance
provider method now takes an additional parameter
that indicates which properties to modify. Here is the old function prototype:
Modify_Instance_Status <CLASSNAME>_Provider::modify_instance( const <CLASSNAME>* instance);
The new prototype adds the model
parameter as shown below.
Modify_Instance_Status <CLASSNAME>_Provider::modify_instance( const <CLASSNAME>* model, const <CLASSNAME>* instance);
The non-null properties of model
must be modified.
Since this bug fix changes the provider interface, you must patch each
provider with genprov
. As mentioned above, genprov
can now
automatically patch your provider.
This chapter explains how to migrate providers from an earlier version to CIMPLE 1.0.0. This process is automated and relatively easy.
Regenerate all classes with genclass
. This is a simple matter of
running genclass
as shown below.
$ genclass -r CLASS-1 CLASS-2 ... CLASS-N
The class arguments are the names of classes for which there are providers.
It is unnecessary to generate all related classes since genclass
does
this automatically.
Patch your provider sources with the new genprov
patching feature.
Simply run genprov
in the directory that contains your provider
sources as follows.
$ genprov CLASS-1 CLASS-2 ... CLASS-N
Generate module.cpp
with the new genmod
utility.
$ genmod MODULE-NAME CLASS-1 CLASS-2 ... CLASS-N
genproj
As mentioned in chapter 1, the new genproj
tool can run genclass
,
genprov
, and genmod
in a single step. The usage is shown below.
$ genproj MODULE-NAME CLASS-1 CLASS-2 ... CLASS-N
This is a shortcut to the three commands shown in the last three sections.


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I love my iMac and I’m on a mission to find a language I enjoy that I can use my Mac for (no Windows fan boy jokes please). There’s something in my mind I associate with work and my Windows laptop. Therefore, I don’t feel to excited about getting my laptop out of my bag in the evenings/weekends to play with other stuff.
As I want to broaden my knowledge I wanted to find something ideally statically typed (although I’m currently looking into Python) that would work on OS X. I’ve said previously that JavaScript seems the way to go in my current situation so I thought I’d take a look at TypeScript and also use WebStorm from Jetbrains as my IDE seeing as I’ve heard so many great things about them and their products (don’t worry I use ReSharper).
So I went over to TypeScript’s website and followed the Hello World type code examples under the “Learn” tab.
Whilst using stackoverflow.com and Github gists I’ve become a frequent user of Markdown.
For those of you that don’t know what Markdown is, its essentially a shorter/cleaner syntax that can be parsed to produce HTML. Below are a few examples:
#Hello World!
##You're awesome!

This is an  example link
You can see more examples in the earlier link.
When you’re writing a blog post or a lengthy page in your web app with lots of HTML it maybe easier to use Markdown as your preferred syntax. I currently use WordPress for my blog, it’s ok but its quite bloated for probably what I need. I looked into Calepin and Scriptogr.am as alternative blogging platforms but I felt it didn’t quite offer what I wanted but the approach was a good idea. It meant you could write a blog post and simply put the file in dropbox and it would appear on your blog.
I’m sure there are millions of blog posts out there that already discuss this but I think its worth noting down even if its just something for me to remember.
Store your datetimes in UTC format into the database. Unfortunately this mean executing something like:
myObject.ExpiryDate = TimeZoneInfo.ConvertTimeToUtc(dateTime, TimeZoneInfo.FindSystemTimeZoneById(“timezoneid of users”)
In every central place where you update/insert DateTime values on your objects you will need the above.
When you display any DateTime information it must display as a local datetime value. You can do this by using myObject.ExpiryDate.ToLocalTime()
As a C# developer I think I’m pretty safe in saying that its not going away any time soon however, its my opinion that to not become irrelevant you need to have options. Some may argue that its better to be master of one than a Jack of all trades but lets just say you can’t find your next job in the primary language you want to work in. What do you do?
I have looked more into JavaScript recently and with that comes server and client scope for the use of the language so with some understanding of JS that would be probably the best bet for me however, as much as this may annoy some I think I actually prefer statically typed languages.
Now I know there is TypeScript that I could use for my node.js apps but I see that as more of a workaround and not a core feature of JavaScript. I’m not saying anything bad against JS and the libraries/frameworks that I have used I like but I just find it easier to learn and know what I can do when I have decent intellisense showing me what I can do with my code.
I recently had a need to look into using Entity Framework (EF) for a ASP.NET MVC project. In the past I have always used PetaPoco as my ORM of choice and with hearing nothing but bad things about EF I was a little sceptical. There are various ways to use EF, Code First being one of them and the easiest from what I can gather and luckily the approach I needed to get up to speed on. This means you can define your model in code and EF will turn that into tables in your database.
The way I was going to see how EF could be architected in an application was to create a MVC application that provided CRUD capabilities for Customers, Orders and Products. Nothing complicated but something enough to see how EF could be fitted in with a MVC application. I would also like to use a unit of work pattern such as instantiate a model class, set some properties and call a save method. I would also like to keep the architecture well enough abstracted so that another ORM could take its place easily enough if needs be.
I will list the various approaches I took investigating the how EF could be integrated. They are not in any chronological order.


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Header of a simple client sending and receiving message via Telegram's Bot API. Uses one or two underlying objects implementing the Client interface. It implements a pseudo background behavior by providing a loop() method that can be polled and calls callback on receiving valid data. More...
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| #define | TELEGRAMHOST F("api.telegram.org") |
| #define | TELEGRAMPORT 443 |
| #define | POLLINGTIMEOUT 600 |
| #define | USERAGENTSTRING F("telegrambotclient /0.1") |
| #define | TBC_CALLBACK_RECEIVE_SIGNATURE void (*callbackReceive)(TelegramProcessError, JwcProcessError, Message*) |
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| enum | TelegramProcessError : int { TelegramProcessError::Ok = 0, TelegramProcessError::JcwPollErr = -1, TelegramProcessError::JcwPostErr = -2, TelegramProcessError::RetPollErr = -3, TelegramProcessError::RetPostErr = -4 } |
Header of a simple client sending and receiving message via Telegram's Bot API. Uses one or two underlying objects implementing the Client interface. It implements a pseudo background behavior by providing a loop() method that can be polled and calls callback on receiving valid data.
Telegram Bot Client.
Class to represent a keyboard used in Telegram chat.
Row in a keyboard.
Telegram Message.
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Enumeration to indicate error or success of processing by TelegramBotClient.
Struct to store elements of a Telegram Message (https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#message) and the update_id provided by each callback (https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#getting-updates)
Struct to store elements of a Telegram key board
This class represents a keyboard that can be displayed in a Telegram chat. Keyboards can be assembled by Rows including buttons. To add a row to a keyboard use push().
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Letting firms use Aadhaar data: SC seeks govt reply to plea against changes
Centre amended the law allowing voluntary use of Aadhaar as proof of identity for users to open bank accounts and get mobile phone connection
by Press Trust of IndiaThe Supreme Court on Friday sought the response of the Centre on a plea challenging the constitutional validity of the amendments made in the law allowing private entities to use the Aadhaar data for voluntary authentication of customers.
A bench, comprising Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justice B R Gavai, took note of the plea filed by S G Vombatkere, who alleged that the 2019 amendments into the Aadhaar Act was violative of the earlier apex court judgments.
Earlier, a five-judge constitution bench, while upholding the validity of Aadhaar act, had made certain exceptions and said private entity cannot be allowed to use the data even for voluntary authentication of customers' details.
Later, the Centre amended the law allowing voluntary use of Aadhaar as proof of identity for users to open bank accounts and get mobile phone connection.
The apex court issued notice on the fresh PIL and tagged it with a separate pending case for hearing.


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When I'm using doublecmd to manage files and folders, I frequently open the folder in cmd.exe or cygwin terminal mintty for managing the file with svn, git or other command line tools. Thus I create two shortcuts for the two applications: F9 and Shift-F9.
When I press F9, an windows cmd will open for me, and Shift-F9, a mintty terminal is available for me. Cygwin mintty is a comfortable terminal in windows. Chad Austin has written a blog about Why mintty is the best terminal on Windows1.
The same requirement is needed when I'm using emacs, thus I created two elisp function to handle this tasks. Please be reminded that these functions are only applied to windows environment.
(global-set-key [f9] 'kimim/cmd) (global-set-key (kbd "S-<f9>") 'kimim/cyg) (defun kimim/cmd () "Open cmd.exe from emacs just as you type: Win-R, cmd, return." (interactive) (w32-shell-execute "open" "cmd")) (defun kimim/cyg () "Open cygwin mintty from emacs." (interactive) (w32-shell-execute "open" "mintty" " -e bash"))
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Bidar is a town and district headquarters located in the north-eastern part of Karnataka. Bidar is one of the most popular tourist places to visit near Hyderabad and one of the famous Hyderabad weekend getaways from a two day trip. It lies at an altitude of 2,200 feet on Deccan plateau overlooking the Manjira river valley.
Bidar is among the well known Karnataka tourist places. It is bounded by Nizamabad and Medak districts of Telangana on the eastern side, Latur and Osmanabad districts of Maharashtra on the western side, Nanded district of Maharashtra on the northern side and Gulbarga district on southern side. Bidar has great historical importance and it is one of the important heritage sites in Karnataka. It is 4.2 kilometers from bidar.
Visiting Timings:-6:00 AM - 9:00 PM


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