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Class: Indent
| Defined in: | src/utils/indent.coffee |
Overview
A textarea indent management class
Instance Method Summary
- - (void) constructor(textarea, options) Constructor Construct a new indent instance
- - (Indent) indent() Insert tabString at a current caret position or a start position of each selected lines
- - (Indent) outdent() Remove tabString at the current caret position of the left hand of the selection.
- - (Indent) insertNewLine() Insert newline after the curret caret position with appropriate indent characters to keep previous indent level
- - (Indent) enable() Enable indent feature
- - (Indent) disable() Disable indent feature
Constructor Details
- (void) constructor(textarea, options)
Construct a new indent instance
Examples:
textarea = document.getElementByTagName('textarea')[0]
indent = new Indent(textarea)
Instance Method Details
- (Indent) indent()
Insert tabString at a current caret position or a start position of each selected lines
- (Indent) outdent()
Remove tabString at the current caret position of the left hand of the selection. It will do nothing when no tabString is found on left hand
- (Indent) insertNewLine()
Insert newline after the curret caret position with appropriate indent characters to keep previous indent level
- (Indent) enable()
Enable indent feature
- (Indent) disable()
Disable indent feature


GUIDELINES
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import Ember from 'ember';
import { observer } from '@ember/object';
import VideoRecorder from '../services/video-recorder';
import { colorSpecToRgbaArray, isColor } from '../utils/is-color';
import { expFormat } from '../helpers/exp-format';
let {
$
} = Ember;
/**
* @module exp-player
* @submodule mixins
*/
/**
*
* Reference for DEVELOPERS of new frames only!
*
* A mixin that can be used to add basic support for video recording across frames
*
* By default, the recorder will be installed when this frame loads, but recording
* will not start automatically. To override either of these settings, set
* the properties `doUseCamera` and/or `startRecordingAutomatically` in the consuming
* frame.
*
* You will also need to set `recorderElement` if the recorder is to be housed other than
* in an element identified by the ID `recorder`.
*
* The properties `recorder`, `videoList`, `stoppedRecording`, `recorderReady`, and
* `videoId` become available to the consuming frame. The recorder object has fields
* that give information about its state: `hasWebCam`, 'hasCamAccess`, `recording`,
* `connected`, and `micChecked` - for details, see services/video-recorder.js. These
* can be accessed from the consuming frame as e.g. `this.get('recorder').get('hasWebCam')`.
*
* If starting recording automatically, the function `onRecordingStarted` will be called
* once recording begins. If you want to do other things at this point, like proceeding
* to a test trial, you can add this hook in your frame.
*
* See 'methods' for the functions you can use on a frame that extends VideoRecord.
*
* Events recorded in a frame that extends VideoRecord will automatically have additional
* fields videoId (video filename), pipeId (temporary filename initially assigned by
* the recording service),
* and streamTime (when in the video they happened, in s).
*
* Setting up the camera is handled in didInsertElement, and making sure recording is
* stopped is handled in willDestroyElement (Ember hooks that fire during the component
* lifecycle). It is very important (in general, but especially when using this mixin)
* that you call `this._super(...arguments);` in any functions where your frame overrides
* hooks like this, so that the mixin's functions get called too!
*
*
* @class Video-record
*/
/**
* When recorder detects a change in camera access
*
* @event hasCamAccess
* @param {Boolean} hasCamAccess
*/
/**
* When recorder detects a change in video stream connection status
*
* @event videoStreamConnection
* @param {String} status status of video stream connection, e.g.
* 'NetConnection.Connect.Success' if successful
*/
/**
* When pausing study, immediately before request to pause webcam recording
*
* @event pauseVideo
*/
/**
* When unpausing study, immediately before request to resume webcam recording
*
* @event unpauseVideo
*/
/**
* Just before stopping webcam video capture
*
* @event stoppingCapture
*/
export default Ember.Mixin.create({
/**
* The recorder object, accessible to the consuming frame. Includes properties
* recorder.nWebcams, recorder.hasCamAccess, recorder.micChecked, recorder.connected.
* @property {VideoRecorder} recorder
* @private
*/
recorder: null,
/**
* A list of all video IDs used in this mixin (a new one is created for each recording).
* Accessible to consuming frame.
* @property {List} videoList
* @private
*/
videoList: null,
/**
* Whether recording is stopped already, meaning it doesn't need to be re-stopped when
* destroying frame. This should be set to true by the consuming frame when video is
* stopped.
* @property {Boolean} stoppedRecording
* @private
*/
stoppedRecording: false,
/**
* JQuery string to identify the recorder element.
* @property {String} recorderElement
* @default '#recorder'
* @private
*/
recorderElement: '#recorder',
/**
* Whether recorder has been set up yet. Automatically set when doing setup.
* Accessible to consuming frame.
* @property {Boolean} recorderReady
* @private
*/
recorderReady: false,
/**
* Maximum recording length in seconds. Can be overridden by consuming frame.
* @property {Number} maxRecordingLength
* @default 7200
*/
maxRecordingLength: 7200,
/**
* Maximum time allowed for video upload before proceeding, in seconds.
* Can be overridden by researcher, based on tradeoff between making families wait and
* losing data.
* @property {Number} maxUploadSeconds
* @default 5
*/
maxUploadSeconds: 5,
/**
* Whether to autosave recordings. Can be overridden by consuming frame.
* TODO: eventually use this to set up non-recording option for previewing
* @property {Number} autosave
* @default 1
* @private
*/
autosave: 1,
/**
* Whether to do audio-only (vs also video) recording. Can be overridden by consuming frame.
* @property {Number} audioOnly
* @default 0
*/
audioOnly: 0,
/**
* Whether to use the camera in this frame. Consuming frame should set this property
* to override if needed.
* @property {Boolean} doUseCamera
* @default true
*/
doUseCamera: true,
/**
* Whether to start recording ASAP (only applies if doUseCamera). Consuming frame
* should set to override if needed.
* @property {Boolean} startRecordingAutomatically
* @default false
*/
startRecordingAutomatically: false,
/**
* A video ID to use for the current recording. Format is
* `videoStream_<experimentId>_<frameId>_<sessionId>_timestampMS_RRR`
* where RRR are random numeric digits.
*
* @property {String} videoId
* @private
*/
videoId: '',
/**
* Whether to initially show a message saying to wait until recording starts, covering the entire frame.
* This prevents participants from seeing any stimuli before recording begins. Only used if recording is being
* started immediately.
* @property {Boolean} showWaitForRecordingMessage
* @default true
*/
showWaitForRecordingMessage: true,
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForRecordingMessage is true] Text to display while waiting for recording to begin.
* @property {Boolean} waitForRecordingMessage
* @default 'Please wait...

 starting webcam recording'
*/
waitForRecordingMessage: 'Please wait...

 starting webcam recording',
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForRecordingMessage is true] Background color of screen while waiting for recording to
* begin. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value
* for acceptable syntax: can use either color names ('blue', 'red', 'green', etc.), or
* rgb hex values (e.g. '#800080' - include the '#'). The text on top of this will be either black or white
* depending on which will have higher contrast.
* @property {Boolean} waitForRecordingMessageColor
* @default 'white'
*/
waitForRecordingMessageColor: 'white',
/**
* Whether to stop media and hide stimuli with a message saying to wait for video upload when stopping recording.
* Do NOT set this to true if end of recording does not correspond to end of the frame (e.g. during consent or
* observation frames) since it will hide everything upon stopping the recording!
* @property {Boolean} showWaitForUploadMessage
* @default true
*/
showWaitForUploadMessage: false,
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForUploadMessage is true] Text to display while waiting for recording to begin.
* @property {Boolean} waitForUploadMessage
* @default 'Please wait...

 uploading video'
*/
waitForUploadMessage: 'Please wait...

 uploading video',
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForUploadMessage is true] Background color of screen while waiting for recording to
* upload. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color_value
* for acceptable syntax: can use either color names ('blue', 'red', 'green', etc.), or
* rgb hex values (e.g. '#800080' - include the '#'). The text on top of this will be either black or white
* depending on which will have higher contrast.
* @property {String} waitForUploadMessageColor
* @default 'white'
*/
waitForUploadMessageColor: 'white',
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForUploadMessage and/or showWaitForRecordingMessage are true] Image to display along with
* any wait-for-recording or wait-for-upload message. Either waitForWebcamImage or waitForWebcamVideo can be
* specified. This can be either a full URL ('https://...') or just a filename, which will be assumed to be
* inside ``baseDir/img/`` if this frame otherwise supports use of ``baseDir``.
* @property {String} waitForWebcamImage
* @default ''
*/
waitForWebcamImage: '',
/**
* [Only used if showWaitForUploadMessage and/or showWaitForRecordingMessage are true] Video to display along with
* any wait-for-recording or wait-for-upload message (looping). Either waitForWebcamImage or waitForWebcamVideo can be
* specified. This can be either an array of ``{'src': 'https://...', 'type': '...'}`` objects (e.g. providing both
* webm and mp4 versions at specified URLS) or a single string relative to ``baseDir/<EXT>/`` if this frame otherwise
* supports use of ``baseDir``.
* @property {String} waitForWebcamVideo
* @default ''
*/
waitForWebcamVideo: '',
_generateVideoId() {
return [
'videoStream',
this.get('experiment.id'),
this.get('id'), // parser enforces that id is composed of a-z, A-Z, -, ., [space]
this.get('session.id'),
+Date.now(), // Timestamp in ms
Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000)
].join('_');
},
/**
* Extend any base time event capture with information about the recorded video
* @method makeTimeEvent
* @param eventName
* @param extra
* @return {Object} Event data object
*/
makeTimeEvent(eventName, extra) {
// All frames using this mixin will add streamTime to every server event
let base = this._super(eventName, extra);
Ember.assign(base, {
streamTime: this.get('recorder') ? this.get('recorder').getTime() : null
});
return base;
},
/**
* Set up a video recorder instance
* @method setupRecorder
* @param {Node} element A DOM node representing where to mount the recorder
* @return {Promise} A promise representing the result of installing the recorder
*/
setupRecorder(element) {
const videoId = this._generateVideoId();
this.set('videoId', videoId);
const recorder = new VideoRecorder({element: element});
const pipeLoc = Ember.getOwner(this).resolveRegistration('config:environment').pipeLoc;
const pipeEnv = Ember.getOwner(this).resolveRegistration('config:environment').pipeEnv;
const installPromise = recorder.install(this.get('videoId'), pipeLoc, pipeEnv,
this.get('maxRecordingLength'), this.get('autosave'), this.get('audioOnly'));
// Track specific events for all frames that use VideoRecorder
var _this = this;
recorder.on('onCamAccess', (recId, hasAccess) => { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars
if (!(_this.get('isDestroyed') || _this.get('isDestroying'))) {
_this.send('setTimeEvent', 'recorder.hasCamAccess', {
hasCamAccess: hasAccess
});
}
});
recorder.on('onConnectionStatus', (recId, status) => { // eslint-disable-line no-unused-vars
if (!(_this.get('isDestroyed') || _this.get('isDestroying'))) {
_this.send('setTimeEvent', 'videoStreamConnection', {
status: status
});
}
});
this.set('recorder', recorder);
this.send('setTimeEvent', 'setupVideoRecorder', {
videoId: videoId
});
return installPromise;
},
/**
* Start recording
* @method startRecorder
* @return Promise Resolves when recording has started
*/
startRecorder() {
const recorder = this.get('recorder');
if (recorder) {
return recorder.record().then(() => {
this.send('setTimeEvent', 'startRecording', {
pipeId: recorder.get('pipeVideoName')
});
if (this.get('videoList') == null) {
this.set('videoList', [this.get('videoId')]);
} else {
this.set('videoList', this.get('videoList').concat([this.get('videoId')]));
}
});
} else {
return Ember.RSVP.resolve();
}
},
/**
* Stop the recording
* @method stopRecorder
* @return Promise A promise that resolves when upload is complete
*/
stopRecorder() {
const recorder = this.get('recorder');
if (recorder && recorder.get('recording')) {
this.send('setTimeEvent', 'stoppingCapture');
if (this.get('showWaitForUploadMessage')) {
// TODO: consider adding progress bar
$( "video audio" ).each(function() {
this.pause();
});
let colorSpec = this.get('waitForUploadMessageColor');
if (!isColor(colorSpec)) {
console.warn(`Invalid background color waitForRecordingUploadColor (${colorSpec}) provided; using default instead.`);
colorSpec = 'white';
}
let colorSpecRGBA = colorSpecToRgbaArray(colorSpec);
$('.video-record-mixin-wait-for-video').css('background-color', colorSpec);
$('.video-record-mixin-wait-for-video-text').css('color', (colorSpecRGBA[0] + colorSpecRGBA[1] + colorSpecRGBA[2] > 128 * 3) ? 'black' : 'white');
$('.video-record-mixin-wait-for-video-text').html(`${expFormat(this.get('waitForUploadMessage'))}`);
$('.video-record-mixin-wait-for-video').show();
}
return recorder.stop(this.get('maxUploadSeconds') * 1000);
} else {
return Ember.RSVP.reject(1);
}
},
/**
* Destroy recorder and stop accessing webcam
* @method destroyRecorder
*/
destroyRecorder() {
const recorder = this.get('recorder');
if (recorder) {
if (!(this.get('isDestroyed') || this.get('isDestroying'))) {
this.send('setTimeEvent', 'destroyingRecorder');
}
recorder.destroy();
}
},
willDestroyElement() {
var _this = this;
if (_this.get('recorder')) {
window.clearTimeout(_this.get('recorder').get('uploadTimeout'));
if (_this.get('stoppedRecording', true)) {
_this.destroyRecorder();
} else {
_this.stopRecorder().then(() => {
_this.set('stoppedRecording', true);
_this.destroyRecorder();
}, () => {
_this.destroyRecorder();
});
}
}
_this._super(...arguments);
},
didReceiveAttrs() {
let assets = this.get('assetsToExpand');
if (assets) {
if (assets.image) {
assets.image.push('waitForUploadImage');
} else {
assets.image = ['waitForUploadImage'];
}
if (assets.video) {
assets.video.push('waitForUploadVideo');
} else {
assets.video = ['waitForUploadVideo'];
}
} else {
this.set('assetsToExpand', {'image': ['waitForUploadImage'], 'video': ['waitForUploadVideo']})
}
console.log(this.get('assetsToExpand'));
this._super(...arguments);
},
didInsertElement() {
// Give any active session recorder precedence over individual-frame recording
if (this.get('sessionRecorder') && this.get('session').get('recordingInProgress')) {
console.warn('Recording on this frame was specified, but session recording is already active. Not making frame recording.');
this.set('doUseCamera', false);
}
if (this.get('doUseCamera')) {
// If showing a wait-for-recording or wait-for-upload message, set it up now.
if ((this.get('showWaitForRecordingMessage') && this.get('startRecordingAutomatically')) || this.get('showWaitForUploadMessage')) {
let $waitForVideoCover = $('

');
$waitForVideoCover.addClass('video-record-mixin-wait-for-video'); // for easily referencing later to show/hide
// Set the background color of the cover
let colorSpec = this.get('waitForRecordingMessageColor');
if (!isColor(colorSpec)) {
console.warn(`Invalid background color waitForRecordingMessageColor (${colorSpec}) provided; using default instead.`);
colorSpec = 'white';
}
let colorSpecRGBA = colorSpecToRgbaArray(colorSpec);
$waitForVideoCover.css('background-color', colorSpec);
// Add the image, if any
if (this.get('waitForUploadImage')) {
let imageSource = this.get('waitForUploadImage_parsed') ? this.get('waitForUploadImage_parsed') : this.get('waitForUploadImage');
$waitForVideoCover.append($(`<img src='${imageSource}' class='video-record-mixin-image'>`));
}
// Add the video, if any
if (this.get('waitForUploadVideo')) {
let $videoElement = $('<video loop autoplay="autoplay" class="video-record-mixin-image"></video>');
let videoSources = this.get('waitForUploadVideo_parsed') ? this.get('waitForUploadVideo_parsed') : this.get('waitForUploadVideo');
console.log(videoSources);
console.log(this);
$.each(videoSources, function (idx, source) {
$videoElement.append(`<source src=${source.src} type=${source.type}>`);
});
$waitForVideoCover.append($videoElement);
}
// Add the text and set its color so it'll be visible against the background
let $waitForVideoText = $(`<div>${expFormat(this.get('waitForRecordingMessage'))}</div>`);
$waitForVideoText.addClass('video-record-mixin-wait-for-video-text');
$waitForVideoText.css('color', (colorSpecRGBA[0] + colorSpecRGBA[1] + colorSpecRGBA[2] > 128 * 3) ? 'black' : 'white');
$waitForVideoCover.append($waitForVideoText);
$('div.lookit-frame').append($waitForVideoCover);
if (this.get('showWaitForRecordingMessage') && this.get('startRecordingAutomatically')) {
$waitForVideoCover.css('display', 'block');
}
}
var _this = this;
this.setupRecorder(this.$(this.get('recorderElement'))).then(() => {
/**
* When video recorder has been installed
*
* @event recorderReady
*/
_this.send('setTimeEvent', 'recorderReady');
_this.set('recorderReady', true);
_this.whenPossibleToRecordObserver(); // make sure this fires
});
}
this._super(...arguments);
},
/**
* Function called when frame recording is started automatically. Override to do
* frame-specific actions at this point (e.g., beginning a test trial).
*
* @method onRecordingStarted
*/
onRecordingStarted() {
},
/**
* Observer that starts recording once recorder is ready.
* @method whenPossibleToRecordObserver
*/
whenPossibleToRecordObserver: observer('recorder.hasCamAccess', 'recorderReady', function() {
if (this.get('doUseCamera') && this.get('startRecordingAutomatically')) {
var _this = this;
if (this.get('recorder.hasCamAccess') && this.get('recorderReady')) {
this.startRecorder().then(() => {
_this.set('recorderReady', false);
$('.video-record-mixin-wait-for-video').hide();
_this.onRecordingStarted();
});
}
}
}),
/**
* Hide the recorder from display. Useful if you would like to keep recording without extra UI elements to
* distract the user.
* @method hideRecorder
*/
hideRecorder() {
$(this.get('recorderElement')).parent().addClass('video-recorder-hidden');
},
/**
* Show the recorder to the user. Useful if you want to temporarily show a hidden recorder- eg to let the user fix
* a problem with video capture settings
* @method showRecorder
*/
showRecorder() {
$(this.get('recorderElement')).parent().removeClass('video-recorder-hidden');
},
init() {
this._super(...arguments);
this.set('videoList', []);
}
});


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FORGET PARIS A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1995 Christopher Null
It's a shame that so many romantic comedies are in current release, because inevitably, something good is going to be overlooked due to the cinematic glut of warm fuzzies. As the third of its type in about as many weeks, FORGET PARIS is one of the strongest entries of the genre.
Billy Crystal directs and stars in this Baby Boomer romantic fable about a pair of star-crossed lovers (Crystal, as Mickey, and Debra Winger, as Ellen) who can't seem to get their relationship right. Going through a dozen iterations of "boy meets girl, boy loses girl," the couple's story is told through a narrative from their friends over dinner.
Mickey is a tempestuous basketball referee (and some of the film's funniest moments are with him on the courts with the players--unfortunately, they have been overplayed ad nauseum in the film's trailers). Ellen is the newly found love of his life, an American expatriate working in Paris for an airline which loses Mickey's dead father, who is being flown to France for his burial.
What follows is Woody Allen-esque hilarity. The couple really click and finally get together. Ellen leaves Paris to be with Mickey. Mickey quits his traveling ref job to be with Ellen. Ellen's father moves in. No one is happy, and one thing after another conspires against our tragic couple to keep things from getting better. The bulk of the film is their various attempts at working things out, none of which seem to work.
 Using the friends as a narrative plot device is weak, but it is understated enough not to distract you from the rest of the picture.
As a romance, FORGET PARIS is hauntingly realistic and downright hilarious, and although it gets a bit silly in places (as is expected when Crystal is around), it doesn't flinch in showing you the unglamorous flip side to the Hollywood Ending. I'd wager that most of the audience will leave the theater with a "been there, done that" sentiment that balances the comedy perfectly. Don't miss it.
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Nat'l Guard thwarting threat of Decepticon attack
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San Francisco protesters stage a Vomit-In
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public class OmniWheelDrive extends SubSystem
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
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static class |
OmniWheelDrive.DriveType |
static class |
OmniWheelDrive.Params
A parameter class for passing all desired options into OmniWheel drive.
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static class |
OmniWheelDrive.ReverseType |
static class |
OmniWheelDrive.SpecificParams
A class used for entering necessary params while in config mode or for using more specific versions of params than can be set with the config.
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robot,
usesConfig
| Constructor and Description |
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OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot,
OmniWheelDrive.Params params)
A constructor for the OmniWheel drive that takes parameters as input.
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OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot,
OmniWheelDrive.SpecificParams params,
boolean usingSpecific)
A constructor for the OmniWheel drive that takes parameters as input and
uses config.
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OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot,
java.lang.String topLeft,
java.lang.String topRight,
java.lang.String botLeft,
java.lang.String botRight)
A constructor for OmniWheelDrive that uses config and default settings.
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OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot,
java.lang.String topLeft,
java.lang.String topRight,
java.lang.String botLeft,
java.lang.String botRight,
double encodersPerMeter)
A constructor for OmniWheelDrive that uses config and encoders per
meter.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ConfigParam[] |
autonomousConfig()
Autonomous configuration settings.
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void |
drive(Vector v)
Makes the robot move.
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void |
drive(Vector v,
boolean stabilityControl)
Makes the robot move.
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void |
drive(Vector leftVector,
Vector rightVector)
Makes the robot move and/or turn.
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void |
driveDistance(Vector v,
double distance,
Units unit)
Makes the robot drive a specified distance in a specified direction.
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void |
driveDistance(Vector v,
double distance,
Units unit,
boolean stabilityControl)
Makes the robot move a certain distance.
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void |
driveEncoders(Vector v,
double encoders)
Drive a certain number of encoder ticks.
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void |
driveEncoders(Vector v,
double encoders,
boolean stabilityControl)
Drive a certain number of encoder ticks.
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void |
driveTime(Vector v,
long timeMs)
Makes the robot move for a certain amount of time.
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void |
driveTime(Vector v,
long timeMs,
boolean stabilityControl)
Makes the robot move for a certain amount of time.
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void |
driveTime(Vector leftVector,
Vector rightVector,
long timeMs)
Drive method for driving for a certain amount of time with matthew
drive.
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int |
getBotLeftEncoderPos()
Gets the current encoder position of the bottom left motor.
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int |
getBotRightEncoderPos()
Gets the current encoder position of the bottom right motor.
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java.lang.String[] |
getConfig()
Gets the motor config.
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double |
getCurrentAngle()
Gets the robot's current yaw angle from the gyro.
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double |
getCurrentAngle(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
Gets the robot's current yaw angle from the gyro.
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double |
getCurrentPitch()
Gets the robot's current pitch angle from the gyro.
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double |
getCurrentPitch(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
Gets the robot's current pitch angle from the gyro.
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double |
getCurrentRoll()
Gets the robot's current roll angle from the gyro.
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double |
getCurrentRoll(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
Gets the robot's current roll angle from the gyro.
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int[] |
getEncoderPos()
Gets an array of length 4 representing the current encoder position of all 4 motors.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation()
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit,
org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit,
org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order,
org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit,
org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order,
org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation |
getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
Gets the robot's angular orientation in space.
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int |
getTopLeftEncoderPos()
Gets the current encoder position of the top left motor.
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int |
getTopRightEncoderPos()
Gets the current encoder position of the top right motor.
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void |
handle()
An abstract method containing the code that the subsystem runs every loop in a teleop program.
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void |
init_loop()
An abstract method that contains code that runs in a loop on init.
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void |
init()
An abstract method containing the code that the subsystem runs when being initialized.
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void |
resetAllEncoders()
Resets all encoders affiliated with the drive train.
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void |
reverseBack()
Reverses the back motors.
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void |
reverseFront()
Reverses the front motors.
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void |
reverseLeft()
Reverses the left motors.
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void |
reverseRight()
Reverses the right motors.
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void |
setBotLeftMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
Sets the bottom left motor runmode.
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void |
setBotLeftPower(double power)
Set the bottom left motor power.
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void |
setBotLeftZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
Sets the bottom left motor zero power behavior.
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void |
setBotRightMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
Sets the bottom right motor runmode.
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void |
setBotRightPower(double power)
Set the bottom right motor power.
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void |
setBotRightZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
Sets the bottom right motor zero power behavior.
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void |
setDriveMode(OmniWheelDrive.DriveType driveType)
Updates the OmniWheel drive's mode.
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void |
setPower(double topLeftPower,
double topRightPower,
double botLeftPower,
double botRightPower)
Sets the scaled powers of all 4 motors.
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void |
setTopLeftMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
Sets the top left motor runmode.
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void |
setTopLeftPower(double power)
Set the top left motor power.
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void |
setTopLeftZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
Sets the top left motor zero power behavior.
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void |
setTopRightMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
Sets the top right motor runmode.
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void |
setTopRightPower(double power)
Set the top right motor power.
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void |
setTopRightZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
Sets the top right motor zero power behavior.
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void |
setUseGyro(boolean useGyro,
int imuNumber)
Sets the gyroscope mode.
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void |
start()
An abstract method containing the code that the subsystem runs when being start.
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void |
stop()
An abstract method containing the code that the subsystem runs when the program is stopped.
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void |
stopAllMotors()
Stops all the motors.
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static ConfigParam[] |
teleopConfig()
Teleop configuration settings.
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void |
turn(double turnPower)
Makes the robot turn.
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void |
turnAndMove(Vector v,
double turnPower)
Turn and move at the same time.
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void |
turnAndMove(Vector left,
Vector right)
Turns and moves at the same time.
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void |
turnAndMoveDistance(Vector v,
double turnPower,
double distance,
Units unit)
Turn and move at the same time for a certain distance.
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void |
turnAndMoveDistance(Vector leftVector,
Vector rightVector,
double distanceLeft,
double distanceRight,
Units unit)
Drive method for driving for a certain distance with matthew drive.
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void |
turnAndMoveEncoders(Vector v,
double turnPower,
double encoders)
Turn and move at the same time for a certain amount of encoder ticks.
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void |
turnAndMoveEncoders(Vector leftVector,
Vector rightVector,
double encodersLeft,
double encodersRight)
Turn and move at the same time for a certain amount of encoder ticks.
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void |
turnAndMoveTime(Vector v,
double turnPower,
long timeMs)
Turn and move at the same time for a certain amount of time.
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void |
turnAndMoveTime(Vector leftVector,
Vector rightVector,
long timeMs)
Turn and move at the same time for a certain amount of time.
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void |
turnDistance(double turnPower,
double distance,
Units unit)
Turn a certain distance.
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void |
turnEncoders(double turnPower,
double encoders)
Turn a certain number of encoder ticks.
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void |
turnTime(double turnPower,
long timeMs)
Turns for a certain amount of time.
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void |
turnTo(double angle)
Turns to a specified angle using the turn PID controller's tolerance.
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void |
turnTo(double angle,
double tolerance)
Turns to a specified angle within a specified tolerance.
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public OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot, OmniWheelDrive.Params params)
robot
- The robot the drive is currently being used on.params
- The parameters for the drive.public OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot, OmniWheelDrive.SpecificParams params, boolean usingSpecific)
robot
- The robot the drive is currently being used on.params
- The parameters for the drive.usingSpecific
- Whether or not specific parameters were used instead of the configuration increment system.public OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot, java.lang.String topLeft, java.lang.String topRight, java.lang.String botLeft, java.lang.String botRight)
robot
- The robot the drive is currently being used on.topLeft
- The top left motor config name.topRight
- The top right motor config name.botLeft
- The bottom left motor config name.botRight
- The bottom right motor config name.public OmniWheelDrive(Robot robot, java.lang.String topLeft, java.lang.String topRight, java.lang.String botLeft, java.lang.String botRight, double encodersPerMeter)
robot
- The robot the drive is currently being used on.topLeft
- The top left motor config name.topRight
- The top right motor config name.botLeft
- The bottom left motor config name.botRight
- The bottom right motor config name.encodersPerMeter
- The number of encoder ticks per meter.public void init()
SubSystem
public void init_loop()
SubSystem
public void start()
SubSystem
public void handle()
SubSystem
public void stop()
SubSystem
public void resetAllEncoders()
public void stopAllMotors()
public void reverseLeft()
public void reverseRight()
public void reverseFront()
public void reverseBack()
public void driveTime(Vector leftVector, Vector rightVector, long timeMs)
leftVector
- The vector for controlling the left side of the robot.rightVector
- The vector for controlling the right side of the robot.timeMs
- The total time to run in ms.public void turnAndMoveDistance(Vector leftVector, Vector rightVector, double distanceLeft, double distanceRight, Units unit)
leftVector
- The left motor vector.rightVector
- The right motor vector.distanceLeft
- The distance for the left side of the robot to travel.distanceRight
- The distance for the right side of the robot to travel.unit
- The unit that the distance is being provided in.public void turnAndMoveEncoders(Vector leftVector, Vector rightVector, double encodersLeft, double encodersRight)
leftVector
- The left motor vector.rightVector
- The right motor vector.encodersLeft
- The amount of encoders that the left side of the robot should travel.encodersRight
- The amount of encoders that the right side of the robot should travel.InvalidMoveCommandException
- Throws this exception if you tried to move the robot in an impossible way. (ex: 0 power, move 2000 encoder ticks).DumpsterFireException
- Throws this exception if you try and move negative encoder distances. Change the power to change direction.public void turnAndMoveTime(Vector leftVector, Vector rightVector, long timeMs)
leftVector
- The left motor vector.rightVector
- The right motor vector.timeMs
- The time to turn and move in milliseconds.public void turnAndMove(Vector left, Vector right)
left
- The left motor vector.right
- The right motor vector.public void turnAndMoveDistance(Vector v, double turnPower, double distance, Units unit)
v
- The velocity vector of the robot.turnPower
- The power to turn at.distance
- The distance to travel.unit
- The unit of distance.public void turnAndMoveEncoders(Vector v, double turnPower, double encoders)
v
- The velocity vector of the robot.turnPower
- The power to turn at.encoders
- The amount of encoder ticks to travel.public void turnAndMoveTime(Vector v, double turnPower, long timeMs)
v
- The robot's velocity vector.turnPower
- The power to turn at.timeMs
- The amount of time to run in milliseconds.public void turnAndMove(Vector v, double turnPower)
v
- The robot's velocity vector.turnPower
- The power to turn at.public void drive(Vector leftVector, Vector rightVector)
leftVector
- The left input vector.rightVector
- The right input vector.public void driveTime(Vector v, long timeMs, boolean stabilityControl)
v
- Makes the robot move a certain distance. Use this for any non-matthew drive mode.timeMs
- The amount of time in ms the robot should move.stabilityControl
- Whether the robot should use stability control.public void driveTime(Vector v, long timeMs)
v
- The direction and power that the robot should move at.timeMs
- The time in ms that the robot should move for.public void driveDistance(Vector v, double distance, Units unit, boolean stabilityControl)
v
- The direction and power that the robot should move at.distance
- The distance the robot should travel.unit
- The unit of distance the robot should travel.stabilityControl
- Whether the robot should use stability control.public void driveDistance(Vector v, double distance, Units unit)
v
- The input velocity vector.distance
- The distance the robot should travel.unit
- The units of distance.public void driveEncoders(Vector v, double encoders, boolean stabilityControl)
v
- The input velocity vector.encoders
- The amount of encoder ticks to travel.stabilityControl
- Whether or not to use the stability PID.InvalidMoveCommandException
- Throws this exception if you tried to move the robot in an impossible way. (ex: 0 power, move 2000 encoder ticks).DumpsterFireException
- Throws this exception if you try and move negative encoder distances. Change the power to change direction.public void driveEncoders(Vector v, double encoders)
v
- The input velocity vector.encoders
- The amount of encoder ticks to travel.public void drive(Vector v, boolean stabilityControl)
v
- The direction and power that the robot should move at.stabilityControl
- Whether or not to use the drive's stability control system.public void drive(Vector v)
v
- The direction vector indicating how the robot should move.public void turnTime(double turnPower, long timeMs)
turnPower
- The power to turn at.timeMs
- The time to turn in milliseconds.public void turnDistance(double turnPower, double distance, Units unit)
turnPower
- The power to turn at.distance
- The distance to turn.unit
- The unit of distance.public void turnEncoders(double turnPower, double encoders)
turnPower
- The power to turn at.encoders
- The number of encoder ticks to turn.DumpsterFireException
- Throws this exception if you try and move negative encoder distances. Change the power to change direction.public void turn(double turnPower)
turnPower
- The power to turn at.public void turnTo(double angle, double tolerance)
angle
- The angle to turn to.tolerance
- The tolerance that the angle must be within.InvalidMoveCommandException
- Throws this exception when you try and run turnTo without a gyroscope activated.public void turnTo(double angle)
angle
- The angle to turn to.public int getTopLeftEncoderPos()
public int getTopRightEncoderPos()
public int getBotLeftEncoderPos()
public int getBotRightEncoderPos()
public int[] getEncoderPos()
public void setDriveMode(OmniWheelDrive.DriveType driveType)
driveType
- The driving mode that the drivetrain will be set to.public void setUseGyro(boolean useGyro, int imuNumber)
useGyro
- Whether or not to use the gyroscope.imuNumber
- The imu number referring to which IMU is being used as a gyro. It must be either 1 or 2.public java.lang.String[] getConfig()
public void setPower(double topLeftPower, double topRightPower, double botLeftPower, double botRightPower)
topLeftPower
- The top left motor power.topRightPower
- The top right motor power.botLeftPower
- The top left motor power.botRightPower
- The bottom right motor power.public void setTopLeftPower(double power)
power
- The desired motor power.public void setTopRightPower(double power)
power
- The desired motor power.public void setBotLeftPower(double power)
power
- The desired motor power.public void setBotRightPower(double power)
power
- The desired motor power.public void setTopLeftMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
mode
- The desired runmode.public void setTopRightMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
mode
- The desired runmode.public void setBotLeftMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
mode
- The desired runmode.public void setBotRightMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode mode)
mode
- The desired runmode.public void setTopLeftZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
zeroPowerBehavior
- The desired power behavior.public void setTopRightZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
zeroPowerBehavior
- The desired zero power behavior.public void setBotLeftZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
zeroPowerBehavior
- The desired zero power behavior.public void setBotRightZeroMode(com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.ZeroPowerBehavior zeroPowerBehavior)
zeroPowerBehavior
- The desired zero power behavior.public double getCurrentAngle(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
angleUnit
- The unit the angle will be returned in.public double getCurrentAngle()
public double getCurrentPitch(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
angleUnit
- The unit the angle will be returned in.public double getCurrentPitch()
public double getCurrentRoll(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
angleUnit
- The unit the angle will be returned in.public double getCurrentRoll()
public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit, org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order, org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
angleUnit
- The unit the angles will be returned in.order
- The order of the axes used to define the angles.reference
- The coordinate axes reference.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit, org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order)
angleUnit
- The unit the angles will be returned in.order
- The order of the axes used to define the angles.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit, org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
angleUnit
- The unit the angles will be returned in.reference
- The coordinate axes reference.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order, org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
order
- The order of the axes used to define the angles.reference
- The coordinate axes reference.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AngleUnit angleUnit)
angleUnit
- The unit the angles will be returned in.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesOrder order)
order
- The order of the axes used to define the angles.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation(org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.AxesReference reference)
reference
- The coordinate axes reference.public org.firstinspires.ftc.robotcore.external.navigation.Orientation getOrientation()
@TeleopConfig public static ConfigParam[] teleopConfig()
@AutonomousConfig public static ConfigParam[] autonomousConfig()


In this blogpost, I introduce some conferences and journals that are related to anomaly detection and reconfigurable computing.
Feel free to follow if you'd be interested in reading more in the future and thanks for all the feedback!
Part 1: Anomaly detection
If you were interested in anomaly detection. The following conferences should not be missed.
ICLR
ICLR 2017 (International Conference on Learning Representations 2017)
Top conference on Deep Learning.
IJCAI
IJCAI 2017 (International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence 2017)
Top conference on Artificial Intelligence.
KDD
KDD 2017 (ACM SIGKDD Conference of Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining 2017)
Top conference on data science, data mining, knowledge discovery, large-scale data analytics, and big data.
ICDM
ICDM 2017 (International Conference on Data Mining 2017)
Top conference on data mining.
SIAM
SIAM 2017 (SIAM International Conference on Data Mining 2017)
Top conference on data mining.
ICML
ICML 2017 (International Conference on Machine Learning 2017)
Top conference on machine Learning.
ICRA
ICRA 2017 (International Conference on Robotics and Automation )
Top conference on robotics and automation
Part 2: Reconfigurable computing
If you were interested in reconfigurable computing. The following conferences should not be missed.
ASPLOS
Top conference on computer architecture and hardware, programming languages and compilers, operating systems and networking, as well as applications and user interfaces.
ISCA
ISCA 2017 (International Symposium on Computer Architecture 2017)
Top conference on computer architecture.
FPGA
FPGA 2017 (International Symposium on Field-Programmable Gate Arrays 2017)
Top conference on FPGA.
FCCM
FCCM 2017 (International Symposium on Field-Programmable Custom Computing Machines 2017)
Top conference on exploiting the unique features and capabilities of FPGAs and other reconfigurable hardware.
FPL
FPL 2017 ( International Conference on Field-Programmable Technology 2017)
Top conference on field programmable technologies and applications.
FPT
FPT 2017 ( International Conference on Field-Programmable Logic and Applications 2017)
Top conference on field programmable technologies and applications.


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| Agent 0 |
Hobby (3.0) |
Time (3.0) |
Works at (0.3) |
| dancing |
morning |
the theater |
| drawing |
night |
the airport |
| puzzles |
afternoon |
the clinic |
| puzzles |
morning |
the jewelry store |
| crocheting |
morning |
the airport |
| traveling |
afternoon |
the jewelry store |
| writing |
afternoon |
the museum |
| writing |
night |
the airport |
| puzzles |
morning |
the factory |
| reading |
night |
the jewelry store |
| Agent 1 |
Hobby (3.0) |
Time (3.0) |
Works at (0.3) |
| reading |
night |
the hair salon |
| sleeping |
night |
the airport |
| cooking |
night |
the factory |
| baking |
afternoon |
the train station |
| crocheting |
night |
the factory |
| drawing |
afternoon |
the airport |
| reading |
morning |
the factory |
| puzzles |
morning |
the factory |
| camping |
morning |
the train station |
| swimming |
night |
the hair salon |


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The really interesting thing is the difference between the entropy and the cross-entropy. That difference is how much longer our messages are because we used a code optimized for a different distribution. If the distributions are the same, this difference will be zero. As the difference grows, it will get bigger.
We call this difference the Kullback–Leibler divergence, or just the KL divergence. The KL divergence of \(p\) with respect to \(q\), \(D_{q}(p)\), is defined as
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by City A.M. EventsAlice Scutchey is a Senior Executive Assistant at Citi and the founder and director of the Canary Wharf PA Club.
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class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # 4.1 — Modeling Market Power ## ECON 306 • Microeconomic Analysis • Spring 2021 ### Ryan Safner
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--- class: inverse # Outline ### [Market Power](#3) ### [Marginal Revenue](#14) ### [Price Elasticity & Price Mark Up](#30) ### [Profit Maximization Rules, Redux](#35) --- class: inverse, center, middle # Market Power --- # Imperfect Competition .center[ ![](../images/comp_spectrum_1.png) ] --- # Imperfect Competition .center[ ![](../images/comp_spectrum_2.png) ] --- # Imperfect Competition .center[ ![](../images/comp_spectrum_3.png) ] --- # Imperfect Competition .center[ ![](../images/comp_spectrum_4.png) ] --- # Competitive Markets, Recap .pull-left[ .smallest[ - For competitive markets, modeled firms as .hi[“price-takers”]: so many of them selling identical products - `\(p^\star\)` must be market price, but choose `\(q^\star\)` to maximize `\(\pi\)` - .hi-purple[Marginal cost pricing], which is .hi-purple[allocatively efficient] for *society* - `\(p=MC\)` - `\(MSB=MSC\)` - In long-run, .hi[free entry and exit] caused prices to equal (average & marginal) costs and pushed economic profits to zero ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](../images/commodities.png) ] ] --- # Market Power .left-column[ .center[ ![:scale 80%](../images/smith.png) .smallest[ Adam Smith 1723-1790 ] ] ] .right-column[ > “People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices,” (Book I, Chapter 2.2). ] .source[Smith, Adam, 1776, [*An Enquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations*](https://www.econlib.org/library/Smith/smWN.html)] --- # Market Power vs. Competition .pull-left[ .smaller[ - All sellers *would like to* raise prices and extract more revenue from consumers - .hi-purple[Competition] from other sellers (and potential .hi-purple[entrants]) drives prices to equal costs & economic profits to zero - Firm in competitive market raising `\(p>MC(q)\)` would lose *all* of its customers! - .hi[Market power]: ability to raise `\(p>MC(q)\)` (and *not* lose *all* customers) ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](../images/perfectcompetitionentrymeme.jpg) ] ] --- # Modeling Firms with Market Power .pull-left[ - Firms with market power behave *differently* than firms in a competitive market - **Today**: understanding how to model that different behavior - Start with simple assumption of a *single* seller: .hi[monopoly] - **Next class:** - *causes* of market power - *consequences* of market power ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](../images/monopolyman2.jpg) ] ] --- # Modeling Firms with Market Power .pull-left[ .smallest[ - A firm with market power is a .hi-purple[“price-searcher”] - Firms with market power **search** for **both** `\((q^\star,p^\star)\)` that **maximizes** `\(\pi\)` - With a monopoly, we can safely ignore the effects that *other* sellers have on the firm’s behavior - An easy starting point, for now ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![:scale 100%](../images/monopolyman3.jpg) ] ] --- # The Monopolist's Problem .pull-left[ - The .hi[*monopolist’s* profit maximization problem]: 1. **Choose:** .blue[ < output and price: `\\((q^\star, p^\star)\\)` >] 2. **In order to maximize:** .green[< profits: `\\(\pi\\)` >] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![:scale 100%](../images/monopolyman3.jpg) ] ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Marginal Revenues --- # Market Power and Revenues I .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Firms are constrained by relationship between quantity and price that consumers are willing to pay - .blue[Market (inverse) demand] describes maximum price consumers are willing to pay for a given quantity - Implications: - Even a monopoly can’t set a price “as high as it wants” - Even a monopoly can still earn losses! ] --- # Market Power and Revenues II .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - As firm chooses to produce more `\(q\)`, must lower the price on *all* units to sell them ] --- # Market Power and Revenues II .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - As firm chooses to produce more `\(q\)`, must lower the price on *all* units to sell them - .red[Price effect]: lost revenue from lowering price on all sales ] --- # Market Power and Revenues II .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - As firm chooses to produce more `\(q\)`, must lower the price on *all* units to sell them - .red[Price effect]: lost revenue from lowering price on all sales - .green[Output effect]: gained revenue from increase in sales ] --- # Marginal Revenue I - If a firm increases output, `\(\Delta q\)`, revenues would change by: .center[ `\(\Delta R(q)=\)`.green[`\\(p \Delta q\\)`] `\(+\)` .red[`\\(q \Delta p\\)`] ] -- - .green[Output effect]: increases number of units sold `\((\Delta q)\)` times price `\(p\)` per unit -- - .red[Price effect]: lowers price per unit `\((\Delta p)\)` on *all* units sold `\((q)\)` -- - Divide both sides by `\(\Delta q\)` to get .hi-purple[Marginal Revenue, `\\(MR(q)\\)`]: `$$\frac{\Delta R(q)}{\Delta q}=\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)=p+\frac{\Delta p}{\Delta q}q}$$` -- .small[ - Compare: demand for a **competitive** firm is perfectly elastic: `\(\color{#6A5ACD}{\frac{\Delta p}{\Delta q}=0}\)`, so we saw `\(\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)=p}\)`! ] --- # Marginal Revenue II .smallest[ - If we have a linear inverse demand function of the form `$$\color{#e64173}{p=a+bq}$$` - `\(a\)` is the choke price (intercept) - `\(b\)` is the slope ] -- .smallest[ - Marginal revenue again is defined as: `$$MR(q)=p+\color{#44C1C4}{\frac{\Delta p}{\Delta q}}q$$` ] -- .smallest[ - Recognize that `\(\color{#44C1C4}{\frac{\Delta p}{\Delta q}} = \left(\frac{rise}{run} \right)\)` is the slope, `\(b\)`, ] -- .smallest[ `$$\begin{align*} MR(q)&=p+(\color{#44C1C4}{b})q\\ MR(q)&=(\color{#e64173}{a+bq})+bq\\ \mathbf{\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)}}&=\color{#6A5ACD}{\mathbf{a+2bq}}\\ \end{align*}$$` ] --- # Marginal Revenue III .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ `$$\begin{align*} \color{#0047AB}{p(q)}&\color{#0047AB}{=a+bq}\\ \color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)}&\color{#6A5ACD}{=a+2bq}\\ \end{align*}$$` - **Marginal revenue starts at same intercept as Demand `\((a)\)` with twice the slope `\((2b)\)`** - Don’t forget the slopes `\((b)\)` are always negative! ] --- # Marginal Revenue: Example .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: Suppose the market demand is given by: `$$q=12.5-0.25p$$` ] 1. Find the function for a monopolist’s marginal revenue curve. 2. Calculate the monopolist’s marginal revenue if the firm produces 6 units, and 7 units. --- class: inverse, center, middle # Price Elasticity & Price Mark Up --- # Revenues and Price Elasticity of Demand .pull-left[ .smallest[ | Demand Price Elasticity | .purple[MR(q)] | .green[R(q)] | |------------------|---------|--------| | `\(\vert \epsilon \vert >1\)` Elastic | Positive | Increasing | | `\(\vert \epsilon \vert =1\)` Unit | 0 | Maximized | | `\(\vert \epsilon \vert <1\)` Inelastic | Negative | Decreasing | - Strong relationship between .hi-purple[price elasticity of demand] and revenues - .hi-turquoise[Monopolists *only* produce where demand is elastic, with positive MR(q)!] - See appendix in [today’s class page](/content/4.1-content/#monopolists-only-produce-where-demand-is-elastic-proof) for a proof ] ] .pull-right[   ] --- # Market Power and Mark Up .pull-left[ .smallest[ - Perfect competition: `\(p=MC(q)\)` (.hi[allocatively efficient]) - .hi[Market power] defined as firm(s)’ ability to raise .hi-purple[mark up] `\(p>MC(q)\)` - Even a monopolist is constrained by market demand - .hi-purple[Size of markup depends on **price elasticity of demand**] - `\(\downarrow\)` price elasticity: `\(\uparrow\)` markup > i.e. the *less* responsive to prices consumers are, the *higher* the price the firm can charge ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](../images/markup.jpg) ] ] --- # The Lerner Index and Inverse Elasticity Rule I .pull-left[ .smaller[ - .hi[Lerner Index] measures market power as % of firm's price that is .hi-purple[markup] above `\(MC(q)\)` `$$L=\frac{p-MC(q)}{p} = -\frac{1}{\epsilon}$$` - i.e. `\(L \times 100\%\)` of firm's price is markup - `\(L=0 \implies\)` perfect competition - 0% of price is markup, since `\(P=MC(q)\)` - As `\(L\rightarrow 1 \implies\)` more market power - 100% of price is markup ] ] .pull-right[ .center[ ![](../images/markup.jpg) ] .footnote[See [today's class notes](/content/4.1-content/#derivation-of-the-lerner-index) for the derivation.] ] --- # The Lerner Index and Inverse Elasticity Rule II .center[ .smallest[ .hi-purple[The more (less) elastic a good, the less (more) the optimal markup]: `\(L=\frac{p-MC(q)}{p}=-\frac{1}{\epsilon}\)` ] ] .pull-left[ .center[ .smallest[ Demand *Less* Elastic at `\(p^*\)` ] ]  ] .pull-right[ .center[ .smallest[ Demand *More* Elastic at `\(p^*\)` ] ]  ] --- class: inverse, center, middle # Profit Maximization Rules, Redux --- # Visualizing Total Profit As R(q)-C(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)}=\color{blue}{R(q)}-\color{red}{C(q)}\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Total Profit As R(q)-C(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)}=\color{blue}{R(q)}-\color{red}{C(q)}\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Total Profit As R(q)-C(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)}=\color{blue}{R(q)}-\color{red}{C(q)}\)` - Graph: find `\(q^*\)` to max `\(\pi \implies q^*\)` where max distance between `\(R(q)\)` and `\(C(q)\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Total Profit As R(q)-C(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)}=\color{blue}{R(q)}-\color{red}{C(q)}\)` - Graph: find `\(q^*\)` to max `\(\pi \implies q^*\)` where max distance between `\(R(q)\)` and `\(C(q)\)` - Slopes must be equal: `$$\color{blue}{MR(q)}=\color{red}{MC(q)}$$` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Total Profit As R(q)-C(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)}=\color{blue}{R(q)}-\color{red}{C(q)}\)` - Graph: find `\(q^*\)` to max `\(\pi \implies q^*\)` where max distance between `\(R(q)\)` and `\(C(q)\)` - Slopes must be equal: `$$\color{blue}{MR(q)}=\color{red}{MC(q)}$$` .smallest[ - At `\(q^*=5\)`: - `\(\color{blue}{R(q)=75}\)` - `\(\color{red}{C(q)=40}\)` - `\(\color{green}{\pi(q)=35}\)` ] ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Marginal Profit As MR(q)-MC(q) .pull-left[ - At low output `\(q<q^*\)`, can increase `\(\pi\)` by producing *more* - `\(\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)}>\color{#D7250E}{MC(q)}\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Marginal Profit As MR(q)-MC(q) .pull-left[ - At high output `\(q>q^*\)`, can increase `\(\pi\)` by producing *less* - `\(\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)}<\color{#D7250E}{MC(q)}\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Visualizing Marginal Profit As MR(q)-MC(q) .pull-left[ - `\(\pi\)` is *maximized* where `\(\color{#6A5ACD}{MR(q)}=\color{#D7250E}{MC(q)}\)` ] .pull-right[  ] --- # Profit-Maximizing Price and Quantity (Graph) .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Profit-maximizing quantity is always `\(q^\star\)` where .purple[`\\(MR(q)\\)`] `\(=\)` .red[`\\(MC(q)\\)`] ] --- # Profit-Maximizing Price and Quantity (Graph) .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Profit-maximizing quantity is always `\(q^\star\)` where .purple[`\\(MR(q)\\)`] `\(=\)` .red[`\\(MC(q)\\)`] - But monopolist faces *entire* .blue[market demand] - Can charge as high `\(p^\star\)` as consumers are WTP .blue[Market Demand] ] --- # Profit-Maximizing Price and Quantity (Graph) .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Profit-maximizing quantity is always `\(q^\star\)` where .purple[`\\(MR(q)\\)`] `\(=\)` .red[`\\(MC(q)\\)`] - But monopolist faces *entire* .blue[market demand] - Can charge as high `\(p^\star\)` as consumers are WTP .blue[Market Demand] - .orange[Break even price] `\(p=AC(q)_{min}\)` ] --- # Profit-Maximizing Price and Quantity (Graph) .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[ - Profit-maximizing quantity is always `\(q^\star\)` where .purple[`\\(MR(q)\\)`] `\(=\)` .red[`\\(MC(q)\\)`] - But monopolist faces *entire* .blue[market demand] - Can charge as high `\(p^\star\)` as consumers are WTP .blue[Market Demand] - .orange[Break even price] `\(p=AC(q)_{min}\)` - .brown[Shut-down price] `\(p=AVC(q)_{min}\)` ] --- # Firms With Market Power Respond Differently .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[  ] --- # A Change in (A Firm’s) Marginal Cost .pull-left[  - Change in `\(q^\star\)` only ] .pull-right[  - Change in `\(p^\star\)` and `\(q^\star\)` ] --- # A Shift of Market Demand .pull-left[  ] .pull-right[  ] - Both firms change `\(p^\star\)` and `\(q^\star\)`, but smaller change in `\(q^\star\)` for monopolist --- # A Change in Price Elasticity of Demand .pull-left[  - No change in `\(q^\star\)` or `\(p^\star\)` for the *industry*! ] .pull-right[  - Monopolist will lower (raise) `\(p^\star\)` and raise (lower) `\(q^\star\)` as demand becomes more (less) elastic ] --- # Summing Up Monopolist's Supply Decisions 1. Produce the optimal amount of output `\(q^*\)` where `\(MR(q)=MC(q)\)` -- 2. **Raise price to maximum consumers are WTP: `\(p^*=Demand(q^*)\)`** -- 3. Calculate profit with average cost: `\(\pi=[p-AC(q)]q\)` -- 4. Shut down in the *short run* if `\(p<AVC(q)\)` - Minimum of AVC curve where `\(MC(q)=AVC(q)\)` -- 5. Exit in the *long run* if `\(p<AC(q)\)` - Minimum of AC curve where `\(MC(q)=AC(q)\)` --- # The Profit Maximizing Quantity & Price: Example .bg-washed-green.b--dark-green.ba.bw2.br3.shadow-5.ph4.mt5[ .green[**Example**]: Consider the market for iPhones. Suppose Apple's costs are: `$$\begin{align*} C(q)&=2.5q^2+25,000\\ MC(q)&=5q\\ \end{align*}$$` The demand for iPhones is given by (quantity is in millions of iPhones): `$$q=300-0.2p$$` ] .smallest[ 1. Find Apple's profit-maximizing quantity and price. 2. How much total profit does Apple earn? 3. How much of Apple's price is markup over (marginal) cost? 4. What is the price elasticity of demand at Apple's profit-maximizing output? ]


Provides methods to use bootstrapping to quantify uncertainty in fitting 'ToxCast' concentration response data. Data is stored in memory, written to file, or stored in 'MySQL' or 'MongoDB' databases.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2) |
| Imports: | data.table, tcpl (≥ 1.0) |
| Suggests: | DBI, RMySQL, mongolite (≥ 0.9.0), jsonlite (≥ 1.1), ggplot2, knitr, parallel, rmarkdown, testthat, magrittr, pander, covr |
| Published: | 2018-11-25 |
| Author: | Eric D. Watt [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Eric D. Watt <eric at ericdwatt.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ericwatt/toxboot/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ericwatt/toxboot |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | toxboot citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | toxboot results |
| Reference manual: | toxboot.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Toxboot: A Field Guide |
| Package source: | toxboot_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: toxboot_0.2.0.zip, r-release: toxboot_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: toxboot_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: toxboot_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: toxboot_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | toxboot archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=toxboot to link to this page.


odgi sort¶
SYNOPSIS¶
odgi sort [-i, –idx=FILE] [-o, –out=FILE] [OPTION]…
DESCRIPTION¶
The odgi sort(1) command sorts a succinct variation graph. Odgi sort offers a diverse palette of sorting algorithms to determine the node order:
A topological sort: A graph can be sorted via breadth-first search (BFS) or depth-first search (DFS). Optionally, a chunk size specifies how much of the graph to grab at once in each topological sorting phase. The sorting algorithm will continue the sort from the next node in the prior graph order that has not been sorted, yet. The cycle breaking algorithm applies a DFS sort until a cycle is found. We break and start a new DFS sort phase from where we stopped.
A random sort: The graph is randomly sorted. The node order is randomly shuffled from Mersenne Twister pseudo-random generated numbers.
A 1D linear SGD sort: Odgi implements a 1D linear, variation graph adjusted, multi-threaded version of the Graph Drawing by Stochastic Gradient Descent algorithm. The force-directed graph drawing algorithm minimizes the graph’s energy function or stress level. It applies stochastic gradient descent (SGD) to move a single pair of nodes at a time.
A path guided, 1D linear SGD sort: Odgi implements a 1D linear, variation graph adjusted, multi-threaded version of the Graph Drawing by Stochastic Gradient Descent algorithm. The force-directed graph drawing algorithm minimizes the graph’s energy function or stress level. It applies stochastic gradient descent (SGD) to move a single pair of nodes at a time. The path index is used to pick the terms to move stochastically. If ran with 1 thread only, the resulting order of the graph is deterministic. The seed is adjustable.
Sorting the paths in a graph my refine the sorting process. For the users’ convenience, it is possible to specify a whole pipeline of sorts within one parameter.
OPTIONS¶
Graph Files IO¶
Topological Sorts¶
Random Sort¶
Path Guided 1D Linear SGD Sort¶
Path Sorting Options¶
Pipeline Sorting¶
Additional Parameters¶
Threading¶
Processing Information¶
Program Information¶
EXIT STATUS¶
BUGS¶
Refer to the odgi issue tracker at https://github.com/pangenome/odgi/issues.


Pmw.MegaToplevel() - base class for megawidgets within a toplevel
This class creates a megawidget contained within a toplevel window. It may be used directly to create a toplevel megawidget or it may be used as a base class for more specialised toplevel megawidgets, such as Pmw.Dialog. It creates a Tkinter.Toplevel component, named hull, to act as the container of the megawidget. The window class name for the hull widget is set to the most-specific class name for the megawidget. Derived classes specialise this class by creating other widget components as children of the hull widget.
The megawidget may be used as either a normal toplevel window or
as a modal dialog. Use show()
and withdraw()
for normal use
and activate()
and deactivate()
for modal dialog use. If the
window is deleted by the window manager while being shown
normally, the default behaviour is to destroy the window. If the
window is deleted by the window manager while the window is active
(ie: when used as a modal dialog), the window is deactivated.
Use the userdeletefunc()
and usermodaldeletefunc()
methods to
override these behaviours. Do not call protocol()
to set the
WM_DELETE_WINDOW window manager protocol directly if you want to
use this window as a modal dialog.
The currently active windows form a stack with the most recently activated window at the top of the stack. All mouse and keyboard events are sent to this top window. When it deactivates, the next window in the stack will start to receive events.
activate()
. The default is None.
deactivate()
. The default is None.
activate()
method to control whether the
window is made transient during modal dialogs. See the
activate()
method. The default is None.
show()
method instead.
If the BLT extension to Tk is present, a busy cursor will be
displayed on other toplevel windows, using Pmw.showbusycursor()
.
The activate()
method does not return until the deactivate()
method is called, when the window is withdrawn, the grab released
and the result returned.
If globalMode is false, the window will grab control of the pointer and keyboard, preventing any events from being delivered to any other toplevel windows within the application. If globalMode is true, the grab will prevent events from being delivered to any other toplevel windows regardless of application. Global grabs should be used sparingly, if at all.
If globalMode is 'nograb', then no grab is performed. If BLT
is present, this will allow mouse and keyboard events to be
received by other windows whose exclude busycursor attribute has
been set to true by a call to Pmw.setbusycursorattributes()
.
Note that if 'nograb' is used and BLT is not present, then all
other windows will receive mouse and keyboard events. This is
because, in plain Tk, there is no way to specify that two windows
(only) receive events. If your application may be used without
BLT, then do not use 'nograb'.
When the window is displayed, it is positioned on the screen according to geometry which may be one of:
geometry = first+100+100
will initially display the window
at position (100,100). Other calls to activate()
will not
change the previous position of the window.
If the BLT Tcl extension library is present, a clock cursor will be displayed until the window is deactivated.
If the activatecommand option is callable, it is called just before the window begins to wait for the result.
If the master option is not None, the window will become a transient window of master, which should be a toplevel window. If master has the special value of 'parent', the master is the toplevel window of the window's parent.
activate()
is currently waiting for a result to be passed to it
by a call to deactivate()
).
activate()
is waiting. It
will withdraw the window, release the grab and cause the
activate()
call to return with the value of result.
If the deactivatecommand option is callable, it is called just
before the deactivate()
method returns.
withdraw()
then
show()
will not move the window, whereas calling withdraw()
then deiconify()
may change the window's position. (This may
depend on the behaviour of the window manager.)
self.destroy
.
self.deactivate
.
Pmw 1.2 -
5 Aug 2003
- Home
Manual page last reviewed: 22 May 1998


Schema Information
Table name: services
id :integer not null, primary key type :string(255) title :string(255) token :string(255) project_id :integer not null created_at :datetime not null updated_at :datetime not null active :boolean default(FALSE), not null project_url :string(255)
Methods
- A
- B
- C
Instance Public methods
activated?()
Link
Source: show
# File app/models/gitlab_ci_service.rb, line 26 def activated? active end
build_page(sha)
Link
Source: show
# File app/models/gitlab_ci_service.rb, line 54 def build_page sha project_url + "/builds/#{sha}" end
commit_badge_path(sha)
Link
Source: show
# File app/models/gitlab_ci_service.rb, line 36 def commit_badge_path sha project_url + "/status?sha=#{sha}" end
commit_status(sha)
Link
Source: show
# File app/models/gitlab_ci_service.rb, line 44 def commit_status sha response = HTTParty.get(commit_status_path(sha)) if response.code == 200 and response["status"] response["status"] else :error end end


--- layout: post title: mysql LOCK TABLES and UNLOCK TABLES date: 2011-08-23 04:09:13.000000000 +09:30 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - MySQL tags: - lock - mysql meta: posturl_add_url: 'yes' _edit_last: '1' views: '1520' ---
参考文档： http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/lock-tables.html
文档很详细，一些需要注意的地方：
lock table有两种模式
lock tables table_name read [or write];
test1:
session 1:
lock tables tmp_xf_lock;
1. 可以查询
2. dml 报：ERROR 1099 (HY000): Table 'tmp_xf_lock' was locked with a READ lock and can't be updated
session 2:
1. 可以查询
2. dml： 等待，直到session 1 unlock tables 或者超时
test2:
session1:
lock tables tmp_xf_lock write;
1. 可以查询
2. 可以dml ：insert into tmp_xf_lock values(8,8);
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.00 sec)
session2:
1. 不可以查询
2，不可以dml ，都是等待状态
这些文档里描写的很清楚，所以当只是想停止对表加锁，不让表表数据再发生变更，那么用 read。如果只是想让自己可以更改数据，其他用户不能查询也不能变更数据，那么用 wirte（阻塞了其他线程的读写，有点狠，都不让读了）。 用处各不相同，注意好选择。 看字面意思的 lock write可能会产生误解。
FLUSH TABLES WITH READ LOCK; 这样可以锁住所有表
READ [LOCAL] lock:
The session that holds the lock can read the table (but not write it).
Multiple sessions can acquire a READ lock for the table at the same time.
Other sessions can read the table without explicitly acquiring a READ lock.
The LOCAL modifier enables nonconflicting INSERT statements (concurrent inserts) by other sessions to execute while the lock is held.
[LOW_PRIORITY] WRITE lock:
The session that holds the lock can read and write the table.
Only the session that holds the lock can access the table. No other session can access it until the lock is released.
Lock requests for the table by other sessions block while the WRITE lock is held.
The LOW_PRIORITY modifier affects lock scheduling if the WRITE lock request must wait, as described later.


Trying to keep developer tasks clean and simple.
Installing Git
Installing Docker Docker Cheatsheet
Installing Azure CLI
Kubectl Cheatsheet


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Learning- and Textmaterial
- “18 Steps to Fluency in
Euro-Glosa”
(190 kB HTML + 143 kB GIF = 333 kB)
The official description of Glosa in the form of a childrens's
school book and at the same time the best way to learn Glosa.
A
German
(also as 737 kB
pdf-document)
and a
Russian
translation is available.
- Glosa Basic Reference
(122 kB)
A Glosa starting kit.
Contents: short description Glosa, “grammar”, operator
words, rules, pronounciation, orthography, examples, vocabulary
English-Glosa and Glosa-English.
(Also available in German translation
“Grundwissen
Glosa”).
- “Glosa Internet Dictionary” (GID)
Glosa-English
(352 kB)
(also as plain ASCII-file
glen.txt
and a
“Basi”(basic)-version
of preferable words)
and
Englisch-Glosa
(368 kB)
(or
engl.txt).
The most comprehensive Glosa dictionary.
- GID-Index
(with further Glosa-dictionaries and information about them and the
Glosa words)
- A Glosa grammar
(a draft by Robin Gaskell. Also available in
Russian.)
- A Glosa grammar
(notes by Carmelo Mico Ranibakt, when he was learning Glosa.)
- Seminar 1
about Glosa's word order (syntax)
(Also available a translation into
German.
Nearly identical is the text
“word order”.)
- Seminar 2
about verbs in Glosa
(and in German
Seminar 2)
- Writing Hints
- History Behind Glosa (pdf-file),
about the history of the language, in English.
- introduction to Glosa
in French
- introduction to Glosa
in Spanish
- Short information
in other languages (Dutch, French, Hungarian, Russian).
- Glosa Mechanics Glosa-English-Portuguese
(a
file
in MS-Word-format only, sorry)
- A little
computer program,
that helps to translate from and into Glosa.
- The book
“Interglossa” (pdf-file)
by Lancelot Hogben, 1943
(Interglossa is the forerunner of Glosa).
- PGN archive
(some articles of “Plu Glosa Nota”, the official Glosa
newspaper)
- A Texts's Collection
Texts stolen from other Glosa websites
(see link list)
put together in one file, some pictures, some German supplement.
Contains also photos of the Glosa inventors.
- Sample texts Glosa-Spanish
parallel
- Un Hedo Prince
(by Oscar Wilde, Glosa by Wendy Ashby)
-
L'élixir du Révérend Père Gaucher
(by Alphonse Daudet, in French and Glosa)
- Roberti (a little story, written
and illustrated by Syd Pidd, only Glosa)
- Pusi Glosa Kristo-Bibli
(some Bible texts)
- Bahá'i Texts
(some texts to the Bahá'i religion, English and Glosa parallel)
- Bhagavad Gita
(small part of a central text of Hinduism in Glosa)
- Qo akti?
(a “video installation” by the Netherlands artist
Mathilde ter Heijne.
Description of the project, a critique and the script. Partly
English, German, Glosa.)
- Listening Samples
(in MP3-files. Sorry, a very low sound quality, so giving only a
rude impression.)
- Justi
(a newspaper/newsletter in Esperanto and Glosa)
- list of printed publications
>>> Next
Marcel Springer,
www.glosa.org,
2007-07-09 .. 2018-06-18.
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data class SignalUpdate
SignalUpdate(attendeeInfo: AttendeeInfo, signalStrength: SignalStrength)
val attendeeInfo: AttendeeInfo
val signalStrength: SignalStrength