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sdl2.ext.rect - rectangular object.¶
A rectangular object for storing and manipulating coordinates.
Note
- This is a MODIFIED, pure Python implementation of PyGameSDL2’s rect,
- in Cython, released under zlib license.
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class
sdl2.ext.rect.
IterableRect
¶ Bases:
sdl2.ext.rect.RectAbstract
-
class
sdl2.ext.rect.
NonIterableRect
(*args)¶ Bases:
sdl2.ext.rect.RectAbstract
Object for storing rectangular coordinates.
-
__init__
(*args)¶ Initialization.
Rect objects are used to store and manipulate rectangular areas. A Rect can be created from a combination of left, top, width, and height values. Rects can also be created from python objects that are already a Rect or have an attribute named rect.
The Rect functions that change the position or size of a Rect return a new copy of the Rect with the affected changes. The original Rect is not modified. Some methods have an alternate in-place version that returns None but effects the original Rect. These in-place methods are denoted with the ip suffix.
The Rect object has several virtual attributes which can be used to move and align the Rect: >>> x,y >>> top, left, bottom, right >>> topleft, bottomleft, topright, bottomright >>> midtop, midleft, midbottom, midright >>> center, centerx, centery >>> size, width, height >>> w,h
All of these attributes can be assigned to: >>> rect1.right = 10 >>> rect2.center = (20,30)
Assigning to size, width or height changes the dimensions of the rectangle; all other assignments move the rectangle without resizing it. Notice that some attributes are integers and others are pairs of integers.
If a Rect has a nonzero width or height, it will return True for a nonzero test. Some methods return a Rect with 0 size to represent an invalid rectangle.
The coordinates for Rect objects are all integers. The size values can be programmed to have negative values, but these are considered illegal Rects for most operations.
There are several collision tests between other rectangles. Most python containers can be searched for collisions against a single Rect.
The area covered by a Rect does not include the right- and bottom- most edge of pixels. If one Rect’s bottom border is another Rect’s top border (i.e., rect1.bottom=rect2.top), the two meet exactly on the screen but do not overlap, and rect1.colliderect(rect2) returns false.
The Rect class can be subclassed. Methods such as copy() and move() will recognize this and return instances of the subclass. However, the subclass’s __init__() method is not called, and __new__() is assumed to take no arguments. So these methods should be overridden if any extra attributes need to be copied.
- Args.:
- (4 int tuple; e.g. (left, top, width, height)); or (2 int tuple, i.e. one tuple for x and y coordinates, another for dimensions; e.g. “(left, top), (width, height)”); or (Rect, i.e. another Rect to be copied).
Raises: TypeError
- Usage:
- Rect(left, top, width, height) -> Rect Rect((left, top), (width, height)) -> Rect Rect(object) -> Rect
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bottom
¶ ...
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bottomleft
¶ ...
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bottomright
¶ ...
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center
¶ ...
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centerx
¶ ...
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centery
¶ ...
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clamp
(other)¶ Move the rectangle inside another.
Returns a new rectangle that is moved to be completely inside the argument Rect. If the rectangle is too large to fit inside, it is centered inside the argument Rect, but its size is not changed.
- Usage:
- source_rect.clamp(Rect)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
-
clamp_ip
(other)¶ Move the rectangle inside another.
The rectangle is moved to be completely inside the argument Rect, operating in place. If the rectangle is too large to fit inside, it is centered inside the argument Rect, but its size is not changed.
- Usage:
- rect.clamp(Rect)
Returns: None
-
clip
(other, y=None, w=None, h=None)¶ Crop a rectangle inside another.
Returns a new rectangle that is cropped to be completely inside the argument Rect. If the two rectangles do not overlap to begin with, a Rect with 0 size is returned.
- Usage:
- clip(Rect)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
-
collidedict
(other_dict)¶ Test if one rectangle in a dictionary intersects.
Returns the key and value of the first dictionary value that collides with the Rect. If no collisions are found, None is returned.
Rect objects are not hashable and cannot be used as keys in a dictionary, only as values.
- Usage:
- collidedict(dict)
Returns: tuple (key and value of first rect in the dictionary that - collides)
- None (if no collision is detected)
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collidedictall
(other_dict, rects_values=0)¶ Test if one rectangle instersect with others in a dictionary.
Returns a list of tuples with the key and value of the rectangles in the argument dictionary that intersect with the Rect. If no collisions are found an empty list is returned.
Rect objects are not hashable and cannot be used as keys in a dictionary, only as values.
- Usage:
- collidedictall(dict)
Returns: list of tuples ([(key, value), ...] with the rectangles that collide) empty list (if none collide)
-
collidelist
(other_list)¶ Test if the rectangle collide with any rectangle in the list.
Test whether the rectangle collides with any in a sequence of rectangles. The index of the first collision found is returned. If no collisions are found an index of -1 is returned.
- Usage:
- rect.collidelist(list)
Returns: int (index of first rectangle that collides or -1 none collides)
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collidelistall
(other_list)¶ Test if all rectangles in a list intersect.
Returns a list of all the indices that contain rectangles that collide with the Rect. If no intersecting rectangles are found, an empty list is returned.
- Usage:
- rect.collidelistall(list)
Returns: list (i.e. indices of rectangles that collide)
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collidepoint
(x, y)¶ Test if a point is inside a rectangle.
Returns True if the given point is inside the rectangle. A point along the right or bottom edge is not considered to be inside the rectangle.
Parameters: - Usage:
- rect.collidepoint(0, 3) rect.collidepoint(x=0, y=3)
Returns: bool
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colliderect
(other)¶ Test if two rectangles overlap.
Returns true if any portion of either rectangle overlap (except the top+bottom or left+right edges).
- Usage:
- rect.colliderect(Rect)
Returns: bool
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contains
(other)¶ Test if an argument rectangle is inside the rectangle.
Returns true when the argument is completely inside the Rect.
- Usage:
- rect.contains(Rect)
Returns: bool
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copy
()¶ Copy the rectangle.
Returns a new rectangle having the same position and size as the original.
- Usage:
- source_rect.copy()
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
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fit
(other)¶ Resize and move a rectangle with aspect ratio.
Returns a new rectangle that is moved and resized to fit another. The aspect ratio of the original Rect is preserved, so the new rectangle may be smaller than the target in either width or height.
- Usage:
- source_rect.fit(Rect)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
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gap
(other)¶ Return a new rectangle representing the gap between two rectangles.
If the two rectangles overlap a Rect with size 0 is returned.
-
height
¶ ...
-
inflate
(*args)¶ Grow or Shrink the rectangle size.
- Usage:
- source_rect.inflate(x, y)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance) Returns a new rectangle with the size changed by the given offset. The rectangle remains centered around its current center. Negative values will shrink the rectangle.
-
inflate_ip
(*args)¶ Grow or shrink the rectangle size, in place.
The rectangle’s size is changed by the given offset, operating in place. Negative values will shrink the rectangle.
- Usage:
- rect.inflate(x, y)
Returns: None
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left
¶ ...
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midbottom
¶ ...
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midleft
¶ ...
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midright
¶ ...
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midtop
¶ ...
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move
(*args)¶ Move the rectangle.
Returns a new rectangle that is moved by the given offset. The x and y arguments can be any integer value, positive or negative.
- Usage:
- source_rect.move(x, y)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
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move_ip
(*args)¶ Move the rectangle, in place.
The rectangle is moved by the given offset, operating in place. The x and y arguments can be any integer value, positive or negative.
- Usage:
- rect.move(x, y)
Returns: None
-
normalize
()¶ Correct negative sizes of the rectangle.
This will flip the width or height of a rectangle if it has a negative size. The rectangle will remain in the same place, with only the sides swapped.
- Usage:
- rect.normalize()
Returns: None
-
right
¶ ...
-
size
¶ ...
-
top
¶ ...
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topleft
¶ ...
-
topright
¶ ...
-
union
(other)¶ Join two rectangles into one.
Returns a new rectangle that completely covers the area of the two provided rectangles. There may be area inside the new Rect that is not covered by the originals.
- Usage:
- source_rect.union(Rect)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
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union_ip
(other)¶ Join two rectangles into one.
The rectangle is resized to completely cover its original area and that of the argument Rect, operating in place. The resized Rect may contain areas that were not covered by either the original Rect or the argument Rect.
- Usage:
- source_rect.union(Rect)
Returns: None
-
unionall
(other_seq)¶ Join many rectangles into a new one.
Returns the union of one rectangle with a sequence of many rectangles.
- Usage:
- source_rect.unionall(Rect_sequence)
Returns: Rect (a new Rect instance)
-
unionall_ip
(other_seq)¶ Join many rectangles into one.
The rectangle is resized to cover its original area and that of the passed as argument, operating in place.
- Usage:
- rect.unionall(Rect_sequence)
Returns: None
-
width
¶ ...
-
-
class
sdl2.ext.rect.
Rect
(*args)¶ Bases:
sdl2.ext.rect.NonIterableRect
,sdl2.ext.rect.IterableRect
-
class
sdl2.ext.rect.
RectAbstract
¶ Bases:
object
-
sdl2.ext.rect.
flatten
(*args)¶ ...
-
sdl2.ext.rect.
to_sdl_rect
(rl)¶ Convert rectlike to the SDL_Rect rect.
Parameters: rl (tuple, Rect) – a rectlike object (either a Rect or a 4-tuple representing of representing x, y, w and h. Returns: class:sdl2.rect.SDL_Rect Examples
>>> rl1 = Rect(1, 2, 10, 20) >>> r1 = to_sdl_rect(rl) >>> rl2 = (1, 2, 10, 20) >>> r2 = to_sdl_rect(rl) >>> assert r1 == r2


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SPF-TIMER - Update
Update operation of resource: spf-timer
spf-timerbody object
ID of process-name
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before first SPF run
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "5000"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive SPF runs
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nSPF calculations
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
SPF-TIMER - Create
Create operation of resource: spf-timer
spf-timerbody object
ID of process-name
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before first SPF run
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "5000"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive SPF runs
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nSPF calculations
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
SPF-TIMER - Delete
Delete operation of resource: spf-timer
ID of process-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
SPF-TIMER - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: spf-timer
ID of process-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before first SPF run
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "5000"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive SPF runs
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nSPF calculations
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "10000"
}
}
LSA-GENERATION-TIMER - Update
Update operation of resource: lsa-generation-timer
lsa-generation-timerbody object
ID of process-name
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before generating first\nLSA
range: "0..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "50"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive LSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nLSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA-GENERATION-TIMER - Create
Create operation of resource: lsa-generation-timer
lsa-generation-timerbody object
ID of process-name
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before generating first\nLSA
range: "0..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "50"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive LSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nLSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA-GENERATION-TIMER - Delete
Delete operation of resource: lsa-generation-timer
ID of process-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA-GENERATION-TIMER - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: lsa-generation-timer
ID of process-name
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{ "initial-delay": "integer", Number of milliseconds before generating first\nLSA
range: "0..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "50"
"backoff-increment": "integer", Number of milliseconds delay between\nsuccessive LSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
"max-delay": "integer" Max number of milliseconds between consecutive\nLSA builds
range: "1..600000"
units: "millisecond"
default: "200"
}
}
GLOBAL - Update
Update operation of resource: global
globalbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
GLOBAL - Create
Create operation of resource: global
globalbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
GLOBAL - Delete
Delete operation of resource: global
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
GLOBAL - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: global
Successful operation
Internal Error
OSPF - Update
Update operation of resource: ospf
ospfbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "originate-lsa": [ null ], Enable ospfOriginateLsa notification
"max-age-lsa": [ null ] Enable ospfMaxAgeLsa notification
}, "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}, "virtual-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfTxRetransmit notification
"packet": [ null ] Enable ospfTxRetransmit notification
}, "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
OSPF - Create
Create operation of resource: ospf
ospfbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "originate-lsa": [ null ], Enable ospfOriginateLsa notification
"max-age-lsa": [ null ] Enable ospfMaxAgeLsa notification
}, "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}, "virtual-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfTxRetransmit notification
"packet": [ null ] Enable ospfTxRetransmit notification
}, "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
OSPF - Delete
Delete operation of resource: ospf
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
OSPF - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: ospf
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{ "originate-lsa": [ null ], Enable ospfOriginateLsa notification
"max-age-lsa": [ null ] Enable ospfMaxAgeLsa notification
}, "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}, "virtual-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfTxRetransmit notification
"packet": [ null ] Enable ospfTxRetransmit notification
}, "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
}
LSA - Update
Update operation of resource: lsa
lsabody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA - Create
Create operation of resource: lsa
lsabody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA - Delete
Delete operation of resource: lsa
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
LSA - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: lsa
Successful operation
Internal Error
STATE-CHANGE - Update
Update operation of resource: state-change
state-changebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
STATE-CHANGE - Create
Create operation of resource: state-change
state-changebody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
STATE-CHANGE - Delete
Delete operation of resource: state-change
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
STATE-CHANGE - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: state-change
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{ "interface": [ null ], Enable ospfIfStateChange notification
"virtual-neighbor": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtNbrStateChange notification
"virtual-interface": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfStateChange notification
"neighbor": [ null ] Enable ospfNbrStateChange notification
}
}
RETRANSMIT - Update
Update operation of resource: retransmit
retransmitbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
RETRANSMIT - Create
Create operation of resource: retransmit
retransmitbody object
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
RETRANSMIT - Delete
Delete operation of resource: retransmit
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
RETRANSMIT - Retrieve
Retrieve operation of resource: retransmit
Successful operation
Internal Error
ERROR - Update
Update operation of resource: error
errorbody object
Request Content-Types: application/json
Request Example
{ "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}
}
Successful operation
Internal Error
Response Content-Types: application/json
ERROR - Create
Create operation of resource: error
errorbody object
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{ "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}
}
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Delete operation of resource: error
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Retrieve operation of resource: error
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{ "virtual-bad-packet": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfRxBadPacket notification
"config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfIfConfigError notification
"virtual-authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfAuthFailure notification
"virtual-config-error": [ null ], Enable ospfVirtIfConfigError notification
"authentication-failure": [ null ], Enable ospfIfAuthFailure notification
"bad-packet": [ null ] Enable ospfIfRxBadPacket notification
}
}


You will be given a random number at the start of the game.
There are four crystals below. By clicking on a crystal you will add a specific ammount of points to your total score.

The value of each crystal is hidden from you until you click on it.
Each time when the game starts, the game will change the values of each crystal.


This is NOT the official OGC schema repository.
Weekly changes will be made to these BETA schema.
A final list of changes will be avaliable once the majority of the changes have been executed.
A running diff files is available to see the active changes BETA-CHANGES.diff.
Last Updated:
BETA schema repo Wed Jul 11 03:13:48 EDT 2012


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Within each FastQC category the bars refer to
respectively.
For details on the individual categories see the fastqc documentation.


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Issue 4934:
Auto-completion should work even in the Watch panel
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug, enable the Script panel, reload.
- Click this button
- The debugger should halt at line
17
- Select the Watch side panel
- Click on "New watch expression..."
- Type 'argu' -> it should auto-complete to 'arguments'.
- Type 'arguments.cal' -> it should auto-complete to 'arguments.callee'.


In principal, no special action is needed, if loop structures occur (contrary to the ModelicaAdditions.MultiBody library). An example is presented in the figure below. It is available as MultiBody.Examples.Loops.Fourbar1
This mechanism consists of 6 revolute joints and 1 prismatic joint and forms a kinematical loop. It has one degree of freedom. In the next figure the default animation is shown. Note, that the axes of the revolute joints are represented by the red cylinders and that the axis of the prismatic joint is represented by the red box on the lower right side.
Whenever loop structures occur, non-linear algebraic equations are present on "position level". It is then usually not possible by structural analysis to select states during translation (which is possible for non-loop structures). In the example above, a non-linear algebraic loop of 54 equations can be detected and reduced to a system of 6 coupled algebraic equations. Note, that this is performed without using any "cut-joints" as it is usually done in multi-body programs, but by just appropriate symbolic equation manipulation. Via the dynamic dummy derivative method the generalized coordinates on position and velocity level from one of the 7 joints are dynamically selected as states during simulation. Whenever, these two states are no longer appropriate, states from one of the other joints are selected during simulation.
The efficiency of loop structures can usually be enhanced, if states are statically fixed at translation time. For this mechanism, the generalized coordinates of joint j1 (i.e., the rotation angle of the revolute joint and its derivative; the joint is visualized as a red cylinder at the x-axis in the animation figure above) can always be used as states. In the abovementioned example, this is already stated by setting parameter "stateSelect = StateSelect.always" in the "Advanced" menu of that joint. When setting this flag for joint j1 in that way in the four bar mechanism, a non-linear algebraic loop of 40 equations can be detected and reduced to a system of 5 coupled non-linear algebraic equations.
In many mechanisms it is possible to solve the non-linear algebraic equations analytically. For a certain class of systems this can be performed also with the MultiBody library. This technique is described in section "Analytic loop handling".


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Abstract method, takes an int parameter, will be overridden by sub classes
- withdraw(int) - Method in class ie.dit.comp.bank.CreditCardAccount
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Takes an int parameter specifying how much is to be withdrawn,
this will be subtracted from the balance, only if there are sufficient
funds (including the credit limit).
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Takes an int parameter specifying how much is to be withdrawn,
this will be subtracted from the balance, only if there are sufficient
funds.


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Tigon is an open-source, real-time, low-latency, high-throughput stream processing framework. Tigon is a collaborative effort between Cask and AT&T that combines technologies from these companies to create a disruptive new framework to handle a diverse set of real-time streaming requirements.
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The tigon-user mailing list is primarily for users using the product to develop applications. You can expect questions from users, release announcements, and any other discussions that we think will be helpful to the users.
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Peaceful Dutch countryside close to Belgium border
by Monika Suchoszek
May holds a special place in my heart, not only because it marks my birthday but also because it offers plenty of long weekends, making it the perfect time for local trips. This year, we set our sights on the tranquil countryside surrounding Breda, a charming city in the Netherlands. As we left the highway, the landscape changed to large farmhouses with many horse and a tractors dotting the fields. Our adventure began right away as we admired the rural landscape while walking around the place we stayed. Natuurgebied Pannenhoef was our first destination, a green area on the map that turned out to be a nice place for walks and bird watching. We not only saw birds but also horses and sheep. It had really beautiful surroundings with many cycling routes and wooden bridges. Along the narrow paths, we discovered small benches strategically placed in the most breathtaking spots. These hidden resting spots offered the perfect opportunity to pause and enjoy the best views.
The Strawberries Terrace was situated just several hundred meters from our rented house, so it was an obvious choice for the next day’s visit. The picnic area around the strawberry farm is great, with lots of toys for kids and bikes in different sizes. We were there at the very beginning of the strawberry season, and it was still not allowed to pick them ourselves, which is the biggest attraction of this place. Fresh strawberries were on sale, but you could taste the difference; they were not as sweet as we would have liked, but the really sunny days were just starting. Our main disappointment was regarding the food. We ordered waffles with whipped cream, and both were of very poor quality. Simply re-selling waffles from the supermarket is really not acceptable to us!
Since we know how much our daughter enjoys looking at animals, we found a perfect place to visit: a children’s farm called Kinderboerderij Leijhoeve. Well-maintained playgrounds, a small café with affordable prices, a mushroom forest, and especially a meadow with goats accessible for petting made this place so interesting. It’s really quiet there.  You can keep a good eye on them from the terrace. The place is run by disabled people, and it looks like they do a very good job!
Staying close to Breda was our intention to have some backup places to visit in case of bad weather, or mostly to have options for indoor playgrounds. However, the weather was so nice that instead, we walked through the city park, passed by the castle, and ended up at the Italian restaurant on the main market. Afterwards, we took a short walk on the shopping streets situated around the main church and then headed back to our place.
On our last day, after checking out early in the morning, we drove towards Grenspark Kalmthoutse Heide, a national park situated on the Belgian-Dutch border. The hiking trail “Dune” was our choice, leading through vast heathlands which are a popular attraction in late summer when the purple flowers bloom. At this time of the year, the landscape was quite monotonous, with green and brown dominating the scenery.
However, once we reached the dunes, it became more interesting, especially for our toddler who loved this giant sandbox. It was less enjoyable for me, as I was carrying her in the carrier, and the extra 12kg made my feet sink deeper into the sand. Oh, my calves were burning the next day! It’s worth noting that dogs are not allowed on this hike because it passes through a grazing area, even though we didn’t see any animals.
May truly proved to be the ideal time for local trips, allowing us to immerse ourselves in nature’s embrace while creating cherished memories along the way. I found myself eagerly looking forward to my next adventure. This time, the excitement was amplified as it marked my first weekend trip without my daughter. It was a chance to immerse myself in the vibrant energy of Paris, accompanied by a friend. With a mere 36 hours in the City of Light, we were determined to make every moment count and create lasting memories. More details in upcoming post.
Practical info:
- We rented a cottage house on Airbnb close to Rijsbergen, only a 1.5-hour drive from Leuven. The house had an amazing playground for kids, and there were two horses, chickens, and a dog living on the farm. It was a very quiet area, perfect for cycling and running. Every morning and around sunset, we could see hot air balloons on the horizon.
- Our hike in Kalmthoutse Heide park was about 8km. We parked next to the Kalmthout Visitor’s Center (free parking but it’s better to be there early in the morning as it gets very crowded around lunchtime). We got a little bit lost around the 4km mark, as you can see on the map. We turned left too quickly and ended up at the parking area, but we were actually supposed to follow the long path through the park before turning left to reach the dunes. This part of the hike was not marked clearly enough for us. It would have been much easier if maps of the trails were available in more places. We didn’t take a photo of the trail at the entrance to the park, and that would have helped us greatly. You can find more hikes with detailed descriptions on the park’s website
- There are several parking spaces around Natuurgebied Pannenhoef. We left our car once at Pannenhoef Parkeerplaats het Vaartven. This is not a proper parking lot, just some spaces between trees where you are allowed to park, and I can imagine it can be difficult to drive there after rain.
- Every evening, I went for a run in the surroundings of the nature reservoir Pannenhoef and Rijsbergen city. Below are the maps of my runs, both around 8km. The first one, in the nature reservoir, was very nice, mainly exploring wetlands. On the second day, I headed towards the mini zoo that we visited, trying to use small paths that crossed the surrounding fields.
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In this assignment, you will be required to explore, segment, and cluster the neighborhoods in the city of Toronto. However, unlike New York, the neighborhood data is not readily available on the internet. What is interesting about the field of data science is that each project can be challenging in its unique way, so you need to learn to be agile and refine the skill to learn new libraries and tools quickly depending on the project.
For the Toronto neighborhood data, a Wikipedia page exists that has all the information we need to explore and cluster the neighborhoods in Toronto. You will be required to scrape the Wikipedia page and wrangle the data, clean it, and then read it into a
pandas
dataframe so that it is in a structured format like the New York dataset.
Once the data is in a structured format, you can replicate the analysis that we did to the New York City dataset to explore and cluster the neighborhoods in the city of Toronto.


A translator between the LCM message type lcmt_iiwa_command and its vectorized representation, IiwaCommand<double>.
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#include <drake/examples/kuka_iiwa_arm/iiwa_lcm.h>
A translator between the LCM message type lcmt_iiwa_command and its vectorized representation, IiwaCommand<double>.
This is intended to be used with systems::lcm::LcmPublisherSystem and systems::lcm::LcmSubscriberSystem.
◆ IiwaCommandTranslator() [1/3]
◆ IiwaCommandTranslator() [2/3]
◆ IiwaCommandTranslator() [3/3]
◆ AllocateOutputVector()
Allocates the vector storage for an output port of our LCM message type, in case special storage is needed.
A result of nullptr indicates that no special vector is needed; the calling code can and should use a default vector implementation such as BasicVector.
The default implementation in this class returns nullptr. Subclasses that require custom VectorBase subtypes should override it.
Reimplemented from LcmAndVectorBaseTranslator.
◆ Deserialize()
Translates lcm_message_bytes
into vector_base
.
Assumes that the size of joint_position
field in the decoded messages matches the declared number of joints at construction time. If the decoded joint_torque
field is empty, the torque part of vector_base
will be filled by zeros. Throws if
lcm_message_bytes
cannot be decoded as a lcmt_iiwa_command.
vector_base
is not a IiwaCommand<double>.
- The decoded
joint_position
in lcm_message_bytes
has a different size.
- The decoded
joint_torque
in lcm_message_bytes
has a different size.
Implements LcmAndVectorBaseTranslator.
◆ operator=() [1/2]
◆ operator=() [2/2]
◆ Serialize()
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


from __future__ import print_function, division import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import math # code by John K. Reyner, 2018 # This code will run everything as needed to get the plot to show. You just need the packages (above) installed into # Python and you can run the code as-is. def is_int(val): if type(val) == int: return True else: if val.is_integer(): return True else: return False i = float(input("How many rabbits are you starting with (in millions)?")) g = float(input("Please input a monthly growth rate (between 0 and 1).")) d = float(input("Please input a monthly death rate (between 0 and 1).")) p = float(input("Please input a lethality rate of the poison (between 0 and 1, 0 if no poison is to be applied).")) a = int(input("Poison will be applied once every how many months?")) r = float(input("How much do you want to reduce the growth rate outside of Summer months (between 0 and 1)?")) s = float(input("How much do you want to reduce the growth rate during the Summer months (between 0 and 1)?")) t = int(input("How many months do you wish to examine the rabbit population?")) def rabf(t, i, g, d, p, a, r, s): rab = np.zeros(t+1) rab[0] = i g = g - r g2 = g - s for x in range(0,t): month = x if is_int(month/a) is True: if is_int(month/12) is True: rab[month + 1] = rab[month] + (g2-p)*rab[month] else: rab[month + 1] = rab[month] + (g-p)*rab[month] else: if is_int((month + 1)/12) is True or is_int((month - 1)/12) is True: rab[month+1] = rab[month] + (g2 - d) * rab[month] else: rab[month + 1] = rab[month] + (g - d) * rab[month] plt.plot(range(t + 1), rab, color='red') plt.xlabel('Time (months)') plt.ylabel('Total number of rabbits (in millions)') plt.title('Rabbit population by month') rabf(t, i, g, d, p, a, r, s) plt.show()


Iceland
The Guardian Spirits of Iceland
The four Guardians of Iceland, one for each quarter, of the country are described in an old tale telling of a magician who was sent by King Harold Gormsson of Denmark to investigate the country prior to invasion. The magician swam to Iceland in the form of a whale, and when he reached the country he saw that all hills and mountains were full of spirits, large and small. He came to Vopnafjörður (Fjord of Weapons) on the East coast and a huge dragon approached him, accompanied by reptiles, worms and lizards. He then swam north to Eyjafjörður (Fjord of Isles) and was approached there by a bird so huge, that the wings touched the mountains on each side of the valley. The bird was accompanied by numerous other birds of all sizes, large and small. He went west and south and came to Breiðafjörður (Wide Fjord), where he was approached by a huge bull which waded into the sea and made loud noises, the bull was accompanied by by a large number of spirits. He went from there and south of Reykjanes (Smoke Peninsula) and wanted to take land at Víkarsskeið (The Sands of Vikar), but was approached by a huge rock giant whose head was higher than the mountains and carried a large iron staff, and he was accompanied by a host of other giants. Then the magician went east along the south coast, where he could find no landing places. Thus the intentions of the King of the Danes came to naught due to the efforts of the Guardian Spirits of Iceland. This story is embodied in The Seal of Iceland, where the Dragon represents the Eastern part, the Bird the Northern part, the Bull represents the Western part and the Rock Giant the Southern part.
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The way this product works is by waving a hand at the PIR sensor. It will activate the NeoPixels which display the time.
The idea of the RGB clock is by a user named 'Mark Daniel Belarmino' on the ProjectHub. The parts for his project consists of 140 Neopixels, Arduino ATmega2560 & RTC DS1307. In his project, he 3D printed his body work and have 4 LEDs per digit. In contrast, i will be using a 28 Neopixels, Arduino UNO/NANO & RTC DS3231. I also followed his code and made a few changes by adding a PIR input and 7-segment binanry input. As for the wiring of the NeoPixels, i was recommended by my lecturer to watch 'DIY Arduino LED clock | Arduino Projects | 7 Segment Display | LED digital Clock from Cardboard' by 'Art, Craft and Knowledge'. The video shows me how to connect each pixel to display the time.
References:
https://youtu.be/vkphJ86zm0Q
This is a step-by-step "How-to":
CAD:Use CAD to design and visualize the body and 3D printed items. For the bodywork, design a rectangular box without the front panel with box joints and the dimensions from the preliminary sketch. As for the backplate, first create slots with the thickness of the arcylic on the sidewall. Next, midplane the sidewall. Finally, create a rectangle face on the midplane and combine it with the bodywork. The 7-Segment is created by using the canvas tool. Trace the 7-segment display. Using the rectangular pattern tool create 3 more display.
There is two 3D printed item in this project. The first item is called a clip. To design the clip make sure the slot is as wide as the thickness of the arcylic. The second item is the holder for the NANO and the RTC. Using the dimension of the elctronics, create rectangles in a bigger rectangles. Create slots in the holder for better wire management.
3D Printing:After designing the intended items for printing, we then proceed to the printing stage. First we have to slice it in the the CURA software, we also must ensure that printing settings are correct. The settings are Material: PLA, Nozzle:0.4mm, Layer Height:0.2mm, Wall Thickness:0.8mm, Wall Count:4, Infil:15% Bed Adhesion:Brim. Ensure that the first 4 layers is printed properly before leaving.
Laser Cutting:Pick out the material and measure its thickness. I went for a 3mm white arcylic. Next import your sketches in LibreCAD and arrange it to ensure that no material is wasted. Save it as a DXF. file. Next import the file into CorelDraw. Ensure that there is enough space on the mateial for the cut. If not measure the limited space, use the ruler in CorelDraw as the guideline and fit in the pieces. Change the dimension to 'hairline'. After preparing the sketches, prepare the printer by ensuring the setting for the cut is correct. Turn on AutoFocus, change Power: 90%, Speed: 15% and Frequency: 90% , don't forget to set in the thickness of the material. Next prepare the printer for the cut.
Printer Paperation:
1. Go to config and press rest to (0,0).
2. Jog the nozzle to space available.
3.Open lid and begin printing to check there is enough space.
4. Close lid to print, make sure correct
file is use.
After print is done make sure it cut through if not repeat the cutting procedure.
Microcontroller:I use the Arduino UNO for testing and debugging and for the final project i use the NANO as it is smaller then the UNO
I/P:RTC DS3231 && PIR sensor
O/P:NeoPixels LED
| Qty | Item description | Costs |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arduino Nano | $8.05 |
| 1 | HC-SR501 PIR Sensor | $4.50 |
| 1 | DS3231 RTC | $4.60 |
| 30 | AdaFruit NeoPixels RGB Strip | $19.95 |
| 2 | 3mm Arcylic Sheet | $8.05 |
I secure the walls with tape so that i can fix in the neccessary parts
Glue the side walls in place with the bottom wall
Drill in holes for wires for the Neopixels to keep it nice and tidy
Slot in the NeoPixels board
Slot in the PIR sensor in the opening and glue the top wall to the sides wall
Glue down the clip
Glue on translucent sheet on the 7-segment board
Slot in the 7-segment into the clips
Glue another translucent sheet as the "front" panel
Cut out the holes for the plug & screws
Leave the back wall unglue, for easier accesibility to the electronics
The project was a success, even though the coding took a long time. There were no defect for laser cuts and the printed model. There is a minor problem with the PIR sensor, there seem to be a delay when trying to activate it. I should also try to improve my soldering as it cause many wiring problem. In terms of upgradability, i could add rotary switches so that the clock can be manually adjust.
1. Insert plug into the slot
2. Wave hand to activate the clock
3. Clock will turn off after awhile


Born in 1957, Katie Hafner is an American journalist from Rochester, NY. She writes books and articles especially about technology, health care and society. Some of her work includes "Cyberpunk: Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier", "The House at the Bridge: A Story of Modern Germany", and most importantly, "Where Wizards Stay Up Late: The Origins of the Internet", with co-writer and husband, Matthew Lyon.
Born on May 21, 1956, in Connecticut, and died from cardiac arrest on February 16, 2002, Matthew Lyon was the vice chancellor for public affairs at the University of California, Berkeley. He also had background in journalism and politics in which he used to lead a professional team to define and communicate the goals of a diverse campus in strategical ways. Lyon is survived by his wife and their daughter Zoe.


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- Name:Zhige Li
- Identity:An undergraduate student(2014-Now)
- School:Shanghai Jiao Tong University
- Specialized Field:Computer Science and Engineering
- Preferred language:Python, C++
Welcome all advices and discussions.
Miscellaneous
- Tung OOCL Scholarship(top 5%)
- The 5th Computer CCF Software Capacity Certification
- Human Resources Minister of the Student Career Development Union.
- Chairperson of the SJTU Ali Club.
- Blood Donation Without Repayment.
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- Language: Python, C/C++, Java, Html/Css/Javasctipt, Matlab, Octave, Mips, Verilog
- Big Data Ecosystem: Hadoop, Mapreduce, HDFS
- DataBase: Mysql, Hbase, Redis
- Tool & Package: Opencv, Tensorflow, Numpy, BeautifulSoup, Scrapy, Webdriver, Docker
- Machine Leaning: Supervised Learning(Regression, Decision tree, Neural Networks, KNN, SVM, Naive Bayes) Unsupervised Learning(Clustering, PCA), Deep Learning(CNN, RNN), Reinforcement Learning(DQN)
- Miscellaneous: Martial Art(Dan Grading 4), Guitar, Rubik’s Cube(40 seconds)
Contact Information
- Location: 800 Dongchuan Road, Minhang District, Shanghai
- Tel: (+86) 176-1217-4796
- Email: l-zhige<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Github: github.com/Elitack(can also click the icon on the top right corner of the site)


About MEDITECH Food Map
This is an awesome app created by Jens Loven-Holt, that
currently has NO features.
How To Use?
If you find a restaurant you love? Post it! If you find a restaurant you hate? Post it! Let your Meditech Co-workers know about it.
Zoom into the area of the restaurant and hit the in the top left corner. Select the restaurant, click the , and fill out the missing information.
Have an idea for a new feature/found a bug?
Go to the GitHub repository, linked below, and open an issue. If you are feeling ambitious create a pull request and learn Angular Dart.


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% from 'bootstrap/form.html' import render_form %} {% block title %} Register {% endblock %} {% block content %}
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I decided to take morning glory seeds for the first time, having read about them here before hand. I bought 3 packets of 35 seeds each of heavenly blues; 105 seeds in total. They were not coated in any pesticides, and I had no ill or side effects.
I was going to follow a non-polar 'washing' with a polar extraction, but circumstance did not allow; I washed the seeds in cold water carefully, but not for very long; about 15minutes, rincing 3 times. I then simply ate the seeds, about 10 at a time, chewing and crushing them in my mouth before swallowing them.
I had decided to take a fairly low dose - I suspect more than 250 would be needed to properly 'trip'. I have never taken LSD or mushrooms so cannot compare my experience, but I never had any visual or auditaury hallucinations, which was the main attraction. I started to feel effects about 50 minutes after ingestion. I would describe the feeling as pleasant, and very much like the start of the end of an ecstasy buzz. In some ways I felt like I had drank say 2 double vodka-red bulls; There was a strange (but very subtle) body feeling, like energy in the legs / unrestlessness. My pupils became very large, and I enjoyed music and changing computer visuals.
The feeling lasted 6-7 hours, but was always very subtle. The best way I can describe it is as a really long drawn out come down from e, but without the 'fear' of the comedown so to speak. I didn't want to go to bed, but felt tired - my eyes particularly. For the first couple of hours of the experience I felt like I had a lot of adrenaline pumping - which was probably the case as I was quite tense. This was mainly because just after I ate the seeds I had an annoying argument with an ex girlfriend, and I was trying hard not too worry about the set and setting thing. I'm sure that as with any powerful psychedelics, this could have been disastrous, but given the low dose, it wasn't a problem.
I think that I will try this again, but will crush the seeds first, in a coffee grinder before performing a simple cold water extration. I don't think that anything more is required provided that the seeds are not coated in any chemicals. I will take 250 seeds this time, perhaps more.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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There are a number of icons below menu bar which can be used to work fast. These icons have been grouped in the form of toolbars. Toolbar contain buttons, drop-down menus and other controls that help you alter the appearance and arrangement of documents by executing a variety of Word commands. Word provides 16 toolbars that help you perform tasks faster and with ease. The most commonly used toolbars are standard and formatting toolbars.
Icons in Standard Toolbar
The standard toolbar is the one nearest to the top of the Document window and below the menu bar. Standard toolbar provides shortcut or menu commands. The left side of the toolbar enables you to perform tasks common to many Windows-based programs, such as opening a new or existing file, saving or printing a file, cutting and pasting text and objects, and undoing and redoing the most recent actions. The right of the standard toolbar offers some functions more specific to word application.
Icons in Formatting Toolbar
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Discussion and questions about HyperDEX atomic swap powered decentralized exchange. The project is maintained by HyperDEX team.
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
lukechilds18-Sep-18 09:23 PM
we've barely actually changed anything since alpha 13 and the beta
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Jonathan18-Sep-18 09:32 PM
Yeah - I'll download again and check, 1 min
Jonathan18-Sep-18 09:41 PM
Same result
Hermes18-Sep-18 09:46 PM
yeah this is the same error I saw on Windows
Linux and Mac ok for now
tolken18-Sep-18 09:48 PM
So we gunna see an uptick in bdex usage finally?
Jonathan18-Sep-18 10:17 PM
HyperDEX is the future of a broader adoption - more BarterDEX usage is only a good thing though
jspook1618-Sep-18 10:19 PM
Time to put up liquidity in barterdex!
vrcninja18-Sep-18 10:38 PM
I'm getting the same login issue with the new version as well. Win 10
Older version .13 and .12 work fine
vrcninja18-Sep-18 10:47 PM
Unhandled Promise Rejection
NonError: { code: 'ENAMETOOLONG', errno: 'ENAMETOOLONG', syscall: 'spawn' }
at module.exports.input (app://-/bundle.js:124451:10)
at handleError (app://-/bundle.js:124325:9)
at reason (app://-/bundle.js:124370:4)
at invokeFunc (app://-/bundle.js:124635:19)
at trailingEdge (app://-/bundle.js:124682:14)
at timerExpired (app://-/bundle.js:124670:14)
AndronicusBass18-Sep-18 10:57 PM
Wont login to my portfolio. just returns to login prompt. created new portfolio with seed and does the same. reinstalled with previous installer.exe in the root of C:\Users%username%\AppData\Roaming\HyperDEX and now logs in. Windows 10 pro 64bit
Hermes18-Sep-18 11:03 PM
Still
Tried in a windows server but still having the same result
lukechilds18-Sep-18 11:39 PM
Thanks for the feedback guys
I will spin up a Windows VM and give this a test tomorrow
it's pretty late here right now
Any more info regarding the login issues would be helpful being posted here rather than Discord: https://github.com/atomiclabs/hyperdex/issues/525
It'll just get lost in Discord but we'll be tracking the issue on GitHub there.
Congrats on the beta! Too bad about the Windows issues, hope you get it sorted soon
Appending to some sort of error.log and having issue templates in GH might be a good idea
I had similar problems in Electron, where just having the Windows environment there means that even tho Electron is cross-platform its never 0% bug free
nii23619-Sep-18 02:35 AM
Wait hang on this release came out 5 days ago
So I've already got it I think cause I installed it yesterday
Any reason why BEER is not listed as a possible coin in HyperDex?
serf19-Sep-18 02:43 AM
Same error as @Hollowman9000 Win 10 Pro and Win 7 Ent
nii23619-Sep-18 03:21 AM
~Is there a punishment if I create an order then cancel it? I did this and now I have zero balance available to create new orders but I still have the balance in my wallet~(edited)
Apologies to everyone experiencing issues on Windows, we've tracked down the error and will push a new release shortly
For those interested in the reasoning, Windows seems to have a very low limit for the length of command arguments, we added a load of new currencies in this release which pushed the arguments we send to marketmaker over the edge, causing this error.
Heads up @grewalsatinder@jl777c, you will likely experience this issue on Windows too soon. We need a dynamic way to add currencies when marketmaker is already running to solve the issue.(edited)
jl777c19-Sep-18 09:21 AM
mm supports using a file for input, at least pretty sure it does, but it has been a long time ago
lukechilds19-Sep-18 09:24 AM
ah, haven't seen any documentation on that
that would likely get around the windows issue
however is a bit cumbersome
jl777c19-Sep-18 09:24 AM
windows is a lot cumbersome...
lukechilds19-Sep-18 09:24 AM
yep
but dynamic enable/disable would be a much nicer solution and bring many other benefits to all OSs
will create an issue for mmv2
jl777c19-Sep-18 09:24 AM
pretty sure barterDEX GUI used the file method
snowdamn19-Sep-18 09:26 AM
FYI: also happened on linux, goes away by deleting HyperDEX folder in .config
@lukechilds denoting because you only referred to Windows, scratch if same thing
lukechilds19-Sep-18 09:29 AM
I don't think it's the same thing, should work fine on Linux, if it was the same issue deleting the HyperDEX folder wouldn't solve it. You likely experience a different (but similar) issue
snowdamn19-Sep-18 09:29 AM
well, it was the same Unhandled exception during login(edited)
lukechilds19-Sep-18 09:30 AM
with an ENAMETOOLONG error?
do you have a screenshot?
or copy of the error
snowdamn19-Sep-18 09:30 AM
no sorry, i quickly deleted folder
i will screenhot if it happens again
lukechilds19-Sep-18 09:31 AM
thanks
I really don't think it's the same issue
probably just a different error logging in, but yeah, if you encounter it again please get us a screen shot and we'll look into it
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grewalsatinder19-Sep-18 09:59 AM
@lukechilds@jl777c yea Barterdex GUI uses file method in windows and in all other os since coinsdb feature update
That is why app restart required on adding removing coin in local coins.json file
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@everyone ^^
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"Grandma Friendly Atomic Swaps" is honestly the best marketing ahahaha, considering the 50+ demographic will be the most difficult to support with their general lack of tact with technology.
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It truly is, really the only way to expand to other groups
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For some reason when I try to move it I can’t move the window.
The top of the window is also off my screen for some reason so I can’t do that either.


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The term Thrissur is the abbreviated form of the original name Thrissivaperur which means the town of the sacred Shiva. Built on an elevated ground, at the apex of Thrissur Circle, is the famous Vadakkumnathan Temple. Thrissur was also known as Vrishabhadripuram and Ten Kailasam in the ancient days.
Thrissur is a district rich in cultural heritage. The district can also claim to have played a significant part in fostering the trade relations between Kerala and the outside world in the ancient and medieval period.
The palace of the erstwhile Maharaja of Cochin is now a heritage museum. This museum has the largest collection of excavated megalithic structures. Now preserved by the Archeological Department, this museum was reconstructed in the Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Sri Rama Varma Thampuran of Cochin.
The temple with four imposing Gopurams, enclosed by a lofty stone wall, Vadakkumnathan is one of the most revered temples of Kerala. In a unique ritual, ghee is poured over the idol of Lord Shiva. A classic example of the Kerala style of architecture with different sacred shrines within, the temple is believed to be founded by Saint Parasurama.
This famed church is believed to be the tallest church in Asia. It has a three storied portico and even higher steeples. Decorated with Gothic towers, 15 altars and church bells imported from Germany, the church is a must visit destination of Thrissur.
At a distance of 63 km from Thrissur town, Athirapally and Vazhachal are the most spectacular waterfalls in Kerala. On the edge of the Sholayar Forest, these waterfalls are just 5 km apart. Both the falls are a part of the Chalakkudy River. The panoramic view of the lush green forests, rocky terrains and gushing water will make you want to extend your stay in this exotic locale.
The most famous temple town of Kerala, Guruvayur is where devout pilgrims come together to seek the blessings of Guruvayurappan (meaning God of Guruvayur). The Sree Krishna temple here is Kerala’s largest shrine and has a 33.5 m tall gold plated dwajasthambha or a flagpole, which stands in front of the temple. The temple is at a distance of 30 km from Thrissur. Entry is restricted to Hindus.
Located 23 km from Thrissur, Peechi Dam is a popular tourist hub where one can engage in boating on the reservoir or take a stroll through the beautiful gardens. The Peechi Vazhany sanctuary nearby has tigers, leopards, elephants, sambars and spotted and barking deers. If you get lucky during your boating trip, you might get a glimpse of these animals, quenching their thirst at the banks of the river.
The Peechi Vazhany sanctuary near the Peechi Dam has tigers, leopards, elephants, sambars and spotted and barking deers. It lies in the catchments of Peechi and Vazhani dams in Trichur. Peechi, the headquarters of the sanctuary is 15 kms by road from Trichur.
The Vadanapally beach is located about 20 km from Thrissur town. Fringed with coconut palms, this calm and pleasant beach is a perfect spot for tourists who are looking for a fun time at the beach.
An 8 km. journey from the town on the Kunnamkulam road leads to this picturesque hillock known for the spectacular view of the sprawling town and country side it offers.


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A constructor creates an object of the class and it doesn’t have any return type. The name of constructor always the same as class. Having several constructors provides different ways of initializing class objects.
Benefits of encapsulation:
Code changes can be made independently.
Encapsulation promotes maintenance.
Increase usability such as a part of the code can be used lots of time.
Benefits of inheritance:
Reusability -- facility to use public methods of base class without rewriting the same
Extensibility -- extending the base class logic as per business logic of the derived class
Data hiding -- base class can decide to keep some data private so that it cannot be altered by the derived class
Overriding--With inheritance, we will be able to override the methods of the base class so that meaningful implementation of the base class method can be designed in the derived class.
Benefits of polymorphism:
Run-time polymorphism (over writing)& compile time polymorphism(over loading)
- Same interface could be used for creating methods with different implementations
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How to construct UML diagram:
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/uml/uml_class_diagram.htm
StationClient:
public class StationClient {
public static void main(String[] args){
Station Pizarra = new Station("Pizarra",1,4);
Station Alora = new Station("Alora",1,3);
Station Alamo = new Station("Alamo",1,3);
Station Lomas = new Station("Lomas",1,2);
Station Torrox = new Station("Torrox",1,1);
Station Centro = new Station("Centro",1,0);
Station Col = new Station("Col",2,1);
Station David = new Station("David",2,2);
Station PlazaMayor = new Station("Plaza Mayor",2,3);
Station Lima = new Station("Lima",2,3);
Station Prados = new Station("Prados",2,4);
Station Fuengirola = new Station("Fuengirola",2,4);
Tree fuengirola = new Tree(Fuengirola);
Tree prados = new Tree(Prados);
Tree alamo = new Tree(Alamo);
Tree pizarra = new Tree(Pizarra);
Tree lima = new Tree(Lima,fuengirola,"null");
Tree david = new Tree(David,"null",lima);
Tree plazoMayor = new Tree(PlazaMayor,pizarra,prados);
Tree lomas = new Tree(Lomas,david,plazoMayor);
Tree col = new Tree(Col,"null",lomas);
Tree torrox = new Tree(Torrox,col,"null");
Tree alora = new Tree(Alora,alamo,"null");
Tree centro = new Tree(Centro,alora,torrox);
System.out.println(Tree.getZone(centro, "Prados"));
int x;
int[][] fares = new int[12][12];
String[] Stations = new String[]{"Pizarra","Alora","Alamo","Lomas","Torrox","Centro","Col","David","Plaza Mayor","Lima","Prados","Fuengirola"};
for(int i=0;i<=10;i++){
String Station1=Stations[i];
int Az = Tree.getZone(centro, Station1);
int Al = Tree.getLineNumber(centro, Station1);
for(int j=i+1;j<=11;j++){
String Station2=Stations[j];
int Bz = Tree.getZone(centro, Station2);
int Bl = Tree.getLineNumber(centro, Station2);
if(Al==Bl){
x = Az-Bz;
if(x<0){
x=-x;
}
x++;
}
else{
x=Az+Bz+1;
}
fares[i][j]=x;
fares[j][i]=x;
}
fares[i][i]=0;
}
fares[11][11]=0;
for(int[] a:fares){
for(int b:a){
System.out.print(b+" ");
}
System.out.println();
}
}
}
Station:
public class Station {
private int lineNumber;
private int zone;
private String name;
public Station(String name,int lineNumber,int zone){
this.name=name;
this.lineNumber=lineNumber;
this.zone=zone;
}
public int getZone(){
return this.zone;
}
public int getLineNumber(){
return this.lineNumber;
}
public String getName(){
return this.name;
}
}
Tree:
public class Tree {
Station station;
Tree left;
Tree right;
public Tree(Station station, Tree left, Tree right) {
this.station = station;
this.left = left;
this.right = right;
}
public Tree(Station station) {
this.station = station;
this.right = null;
this.left = null;
}
public Tree(Station station, Tree left, String a) {
this.station = station;
this.left = left;
this.right = null;
}
public Tree(Station station, String a, Tree right) {
this.station = station;
this.right = right;
this.left = null;
}
public static int getZone(Tree rootNode, String stationName) {
Tree treeNode = Tree.search(rootNode, stationName);
return treeNode.station.getZone();
}
public static int getLineNumber(Tree rootNode, String stationName) {
Tree treeNode = Tree.search(rootNode, stationName);
return treeNode.station.getLineNumber();
}
public static Tree search(Tree treeNode, String stationName) {
if (stationName.equals(treeNode.station.getName())) {
return treeNode;
} else if (stationName.compareTo(treeNode.station.getName()) < 0) {
return Tree.search(treeNode.left, stationName);
} else {
return Tree.search(treeNode.right, stationName);
}
}
}


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2022
Multi-Scales Data Augmentation Approach with ELECTRA Pre-Trained Model.
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Master thesis, SBIR Program, DTRA Project
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skarnet.org
The s6-mount program
s6-mount mounts filesystems.
Interface
s6-mount -a [ -z fstab ]
s6-mount [ -n ] [ -r | -w ] [ -t fstype ] [ -o option[,option...] ] device mntpoint
- s6-mount -a mounts all partitions according to /etc/fstab.
- If the -a option is not given,
s6-mount mounts device on mntpoint.
- s6-mount does not touch /etc/mtab.
Exit codes
- 0: success
- 1: mount() returned -EBUSY — most likely, the filesystem is already mounted
- 100: wrong usage
- 111: system call failed
- n: s6-mount -a was called, and n fstab entries couldn't be mounted
Options
- -a : process /etc/fstab instead of command
line arguments
- -z fstab : read file at fstab
instead of /etc/fstab
- -n : ignored
- -t fstype : filesystem is of type fstype.
You probably need to specify this.
- -r : mount read-only
- -w : mount read-write (default)
- -o option : mount with option option.
Currently recognized options: defaults, ro, rw, remount, sync, async,
nodev, dev, noexec, exec, nosuid, suid, noatime, atime, nodiratime, diratime,
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Public Member Functions | |
| CreatureSpeechPacket (Objects.Client c) | |
| override bool | ParseMessage (NetworkMessage msg, PacketDestination destination) |
| override void | ToNetworkMessage (ref NetworkMessage msg) |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | Send (Objects.Client client, string senderName, ushort senderLevel, string message, SpeechType speechType, ChatChannel channelId) |
| Send a channel message. | |
| static bool | Send (Objects.Client client, string senderName, ushort senderLevel, string message, SpeechType speechType, Objects.Location position) |
| Send a private or normal message. | |
| static bool | Send (Objects.Client client, string senderName, ushort senderLevel, string message, SpeechType speechType, uint time) |
| Send a rule violation message. | |
| static bool | Send (Objects.Client client, string senderName, ushort senderLevel, string message, SpeechType speechType, ChatChannel channelId, Objects.Location position, uint time) |
| Send a generic message. | |
Properties | |
| SpeechType | SpeechType [get, set] |
| uint | UnknowSpeak [get, set] |
| ChatChannel | ChannelId [get, set] |
| string | SenderName [get, set] |
| ushort | SenderLevel [get, set] |
| string | Message [get, set] |
| Objects.Location | Position [get, set] |
| uint | Time [get, set] |
| Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.CreatureSpeechPacket | ( | Objects.Client | c | ) |
| override bool Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.ParseMessage | ( | NetworkMessage | msg, | |
| PacketDestination | destination | |||
| ) | [virtual] |
Reimplemented from Tibia.Packets.Packet.
| static bool Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Send | ( | Objects.Client | client, | |
| string | senderName, | |||
| ushort | senderLevel, | |||
| string | message, | |||
| SpeechType | speechType, | |||
| ChatChannel | channelId, | |||
| Objects.Location | position, | |||
| uint | time | |||
| ) | [static] |
Send a generic message.
| client | ||
| senderName | ||
| senderLevel | ||
| speechType | ||
| channelId | ||
| position | ||
| time |
| static bool Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Send | ( | Objects.Client | client, | |
| string | senderName, | |||
| ushort | senderLevel, | |||
| string | message, | |||
| SpeechType | speechType, | |||
| uint | time | |||
| ) | [static] |
Send a rule violation message.
| client | ||
| senderName | ||
| senderLevel | ||
| speechType | ||
| time |
| static bool Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Send | ( | Objects.Client | client, | |
| string | senderName, | |||
| ushort | senderLevel, | |||
| string | message, | |||
| SpeechType | speechType, | |||
| Objects.Location | position | |||
| ) | [static] |
Send a private or normal message.
| client | ||
| senderName | ||
| senderLevel | ||
| speechType | ||
| position |
| static bool Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Send | ( | Objects.Client | client, | |
| string | senderName, | |||
| ushort | senderLevel, | |||
| string | message, | |||
| SpeechType | speechType, | |||
| ChatChannel | channelId | |||
| ) | [static] |
Send a channel message.
| client | ||
| senderName | ||
| senderLevel | ||
| speechType | ||
| channelId |
| override void Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.ToNetworkMessage | ( | ref NetworkMessage | msg | ) | [virtual] |
Reimplemented from Tibia.Packets.Packet.
ChatChannel Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.ChannelId [get, set] |
string Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Message [get, set] |
Objects.Location Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Position [get, set] |
ushort Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.SenderLevel [get, set] |
string Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.SenderName [get, set] |
SpeechType Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.SpeechType [get, set] |
uint Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.Time [get, set] |
uint Tibia.Packets.Incoming.CreatureSpeechPacket.UnknowSpeak [get, set] |


The most straightforward way to generate a custom particle distribution compatible with elegant is to use elegant to create the initial .sdds
file.
The idea is to create an elegant run which only initializes the particle distribution and outputs to an .sdds
. The .ele
file specifies the distribution and output filenames, as well as the lattice file (.lte
) to be used. The lattice file should probably be devoid of any elements. I thinkt the WATCH
is necesary for the beamline to not be empty (elegant doesn't like that).
elegant <.ele filename>
, creates an output file, say init_ebeam.sdds
init_ebeam.sdds
and manipulate with numpy or however.
particle_dist_custom.py
is a python script that handles this manipulation..sdds
file with the desired distribution.sdds_beam
setup command allowing for the loading of an externally created or modified beam file.
The beam file should contain the 6D phase space of the macro-particles.
Genesis input of 6D phase-space using the DISTFILE
paramter. The distfile contains the 6D coordinates of the input particles for a single slice. The heading of the file must specify the genesis version in use, the charge of the beam, and the names of the columns. See the genesis manual for a (little) more detail. The distfile is an ASCII file and there should be spaces at the begining of each line, I think. Example of the structure inside the distfile (works so far).
? VERSION = 1.3
? CHARGE = 100E-12
? COLUMNS P Z X Y PX PY
1.080775e+02 0.000000e+00 0.000000e+00 -3.493251e-06 -2.938962e-02 -3.332991e-02
Method for generating these files:
particle_dist_custom.py
script (or just the SDDS file you would like to import into genesis) and use the SDDS command sddsprinout
to create a text file containing the columns needed.These couple of steps are included in pyscript name here
.


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- Aiko
- Alma
Although I've had dogs I've never actually had a new dog. They were all used dogs that I've found on the street. Ranier was a dog that wandered into my yard when I was 5 and wouldn't leave when his owner came.  Aiko was a box dog my brother found in Okinawa when he was in the Marines. And Alma was a dog that my sister found in Arizona that was abandoned.
I want a new dog though! A young one preferably....Like a puppy I've only ever had mutts, but right now here's a list of my Top Three Dog Breeds.
- Shikoku Ken
- Irish Glenn of Imaal
- Corgi


Twilight (1998)
a review by Christian Pyle
In "Twilight," a ex-alcoholic, ex-cop, ex-husband, ex-private-eye, Harry Ross (Paul Newman), works for a pair of aging Hollywood actors, Catherine (Susan Sarandon) and Jack Ames (Gene Hackman). Jack is being blackmailed, and he asks Harry to deliver the payoff. Instead of the blackmailers, Harry finds a dying ex-cop (M. Emmet Walsh). As more bodies begin to pile up, Harry realizes that he will have to solve the disappearance of Catherine's first husband twenty years earlier to find out who's willing to kill to keep that secret buried.
Newman. Sarandon. Hackman. With an A-list cast of Oscar laureates like that, "Twilight" would seem very promising. However, the script is tired and predictable. It would serve well as a TV-movie-of-the-week, possibly with some 1970's detective hero reprising his role. The appeal of the project for its stars and its director, Robert Benton, is nostalgia. "Twilight" wants very much to be a 1940's film noir with Alan Ladd or Dick Powell. All of the standard tropes are here: a hard-boiled P.I. among the rich and beautiful whose glamour hides sinister secrets, a femme fatale who tempts and confounds the hero, shadowy figures shooting from doorways, dead bodies confronting the hero at every turn, cops dogging his path and interfering with his investigation. The script offers little originality, and co-authors Benton and Richard Russo seem unaware that what was original in 1948 is a cliché in 1998. Elmer Bernstein's score is hauntingly melodic and could have been drawn note-for-note from a vintage noir.
The lead actors try hard-none of the three has every made less than a full effort, even when burdened with a bad script. They try to invest every line and gesture with meaning, and they create a convincing sense of the relationships between the main characters. Harry is fond of Jack but is in love with Catherine. Jack is dying of cancer and is jealous of Harry's love for Catherine. Catherine teases Harry and enjoys his attention, but her real feelings are hidden beneath a carefully-maintained veneer. "Twilight" wants to be character-driven like "Nobody's Fool" (also directed by Benton, also starring Newman, based on a novel by Russo) was, but the tired script gives the actors too little to work with.
"Twilight" also squanders a fine supporting cast: Stockard Channing (Harry's friend on the police force), Reese Witherspoon (Jack & Catherine's bratty kid), Giancarlo Esposito (the humorous sidekick), John Spencer (Harry's nemesis on the force), Liev Schreiber and Margo Martindale (the blackmailers), and James Garner (a cop who bailed movie stars out of trouble).
Grade: C-
© 1999 Christian L. Pyle
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