What was the problem?
This was a very challenging week for me with our first real assignment on using Javascript to build simple racing game from scratch. Although I’d done the exercises last week on introducing the language, applying it in a real life situation proved more difficult than I expected.
I took a deep breath and stepped back and broke the project down into parts.
>I drew up what I wanted it to look like on paper and put the different design elements into boxes. I referred back to my notes as to a reminder about coding the HTML and CSS. I was able to create a nice static page.
>A Javascript program is what gives the user the ablilty to interact with that interaction. Problem solving starts by identifying what needs to be done and then creating a solution in order solve the problem.
What problem solving techniques did you use?
- I wrote down what I wanted the program to do in simple plain english steps.
- Pseudocode - I rewrote those steps in more detail defining the variables, functions and loops that I thought I needed. Although it was correct from a syntax perspective, it helped to give me a plan.
- Googling - I looked on line for similar examples to try and glean clues as to where to start and how others have approached the problem. By using Chrome dev tools, I was able to open up their JavaScript and try to understand their logic and what they did. I found sites like Stack Overflow interesting but not much use as a lot of the answers were too technical for me to understand at present.
- Trying code out - I would try coding and checking on the console log for the results. This was frustrating as my limited knowledge of dev tools and debugging techniques became apparent very early on.
- Rubber ducky and hammock driven development - stepping away from the screen and removing myself from the task of coding gave me the greatest insights and clarity following periods of confusion.
- Asking for help from teachers and peers. When I got really blocked, I asked for help which cam pretty quickly both from the code help desk and from the Kea slack channel. It’s tricky. If I don’t know what the problem is, it makes it all the more difficult for someone to troubleshoot remotely.
It was good to be able to verbalise my lack of progress in our weekly check-in. The support from the Josh and Joseph was fantastic and I was able to move through the block as they knew exactly what I needed to get started again.
Having to problem solve this week was useful in identifying where my shortcomings are and what I need to concentrate on improving. Reflecting on what worked well and what not so well will guide me in the future as to which resources to use. Even though I struggled with the exercise during the week, I felt I was learning something through having to go through the process.
What I need to really step up on is learning to use the Chrome Development tools properly and understanding using the console log due the development process.
Using the JS Array docs as a starting point, describe what these functions do in your own words
In JavaScript there are some preset methods which used to perform certain actions of the different parts (HTML elements of our webpage.
.map(()#&41
The map(()#&41 method takes a range of data inside an array and performs a function #&40(series of actions)#&41on it and returns a new array showing the new values .
An example of this method is
Mapping an array of numbers to an array of square roots
The following code takes an array of numbers and creates a new array containing the square roots of the numbers in the first array.
var numbers = [1, 4, 9];
var roots = numbers.map(Math.sqrt);
// roots is now [1, 2, 3], numbers is still [1, 4, 9]
<.filter #&40()#&41
The filter #&40()#&41 method takes the data in your array, passes it through a function which will return a value of either true or false. A new array will be created containing only those values which came back true.
An example is
Filtering out all small values
The following example uses filter#&40()#&41 to create a filtered array that has all elements with values less than 10 removed.
function isBigEnough(value) {
return value >= 10;
}
var filtered = [12, 5, 8, 130, 44].filter(isBigEnough);
// filtered is [12, 130, 44]
.reduce#&40()#&41
The reduce #&40()#&41 method applies a function against an accumulator and each value of the array #&40(from left-to-right)#&41 to reduce it to a single value.
The reduce #&40()#&41 takes an data in an array and runs it through a function that accumulates its value so at the end, it returns a single value. The array is reduced.
An example is
Sum all the values of an array
var total = [0, 1, 2, 3].reduce(function(a, b) {
return a + b;
});
// total == 6


Co-Design
Welcome to the official homepage of the Co-Design framework, the CSS framework for Codidact.
Co-Design's latest version is v0.6.0.
This is the documentation for the common Co-Design utilities and components, which should be enough for most use cases. Some components, which are specific to Codidact are documented in an extra document.


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My Jquery enabled page!
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Testing div
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Comments
text area
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outros:
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Hey we're back! Quite the long UFC layoff there, hopefully you were keeping sated on Bellator or the Ultimate Fighter tv show, but now we're back to basics and the UFC looks like it's gonna have a busy, busy summer. So let's get right back into it with the first ever Swedish UFC visit. For the record, I'll probably be favoring blondes when making the predictions!
PRELIMS:
Jason Young vs. Eric Wisely
Sure he's not very blonde, but I think Jason Young should be able to handle business here without too many problems. YOUNG by DECISON.
Simeon Thoresen vs. Besam Yousef
Norway vs Sweden. I think Thoresen is the better fighter and despite the home court advantage, he should spoil the spirits of the Swedish faithful. THORESEN by DECISION.
Yoislandy Izquierdo vs. Reza Madadi
Madadi looked pumped at the weigh-ins and I think he'll bring it into the cage. MADADI by TKO.
Francis Carmont vs. Magnus Cedenblad
Hard fight to pick. Magnus sure looked to have the size advantage and I think he'll use it well. CEDENBLAD by DECISION
Tom DeBlass vs. Cyrille Diabate
The Snake bites again. DIABATE by TKO.
Papy Abedi vs. James Head
A tough fight for Papy but I think he gets his first win in the Octagon. ABEDI by KO.
MAIN CARD
Damacio Page vs. Brad Pickett
Pickett's energy level should be the difference maker here. PICKETT by DECISION.
DaMarques Johnson vs. John Maguire
Close fight, but DaMarques and his experience level are gonna be the difference maker. JOHNSON by DECISION.
Diego Nunes vs. Dennis Siver
Two exciting strikers here and it should be quite the battle. I'm not excited about this being Siver's first fight at 145. Nunes should pull away late. NUNES by DECISION.
Siyar Bahadurzada vs. Paulo Thiago
Can Thiago pull off a submission? He's gonna be his only hope. I don't think he can handle the blitzkrieg power of Siyar. BAHADURZADA by TKO.
Alessio Sakara vs. Brian Stann
This should be a tailor made fight for Stann as Sakara has neither the capability nor the inclination to take down the Marine. STANN BY KO.
Alexander Gustafsson vs. Thiago Silva
The layoff for Silva is weighing in my decision here a bit, and the big Swede just has too much momentum for a guy who's been out over a year to take it from him. This should be a bloody affair, but I see a late home-pleasing knockout. GUSTAFFSON by TKO.
LAST CARD RESULTS
5 - 7.
Not a good night for me in Japan. Boetsch coming back from the dead, Mark Hunt defying.. well, everything, and Rampage checking out really hurt me here.
39-20 on the year.


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The report template contains the unlimited number of pages (base class - TprCustomPage). Each page contains a set of bands (base class of band - TprCustomBand). The band contains objects (base class - TprObj). Each object contains two parameters records (base class - TprObjRec), one parameters record is used when the report are designed and other when the report are generating. Each parameters record contains the list of the views (base class TprObjRecVersion), for each view the formula is specified, that specifies when (under what conditions) a view can be used. Also TprObjRec contains index of default view, which shows at designer and is used by default. The report generating happens in three passes.
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Grey Cat Gets Loose On Field During Memphis-South Florida Game (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnIt is truly the year of the feline.
During Saturday’s clash between the Memphis Tigers and South Florida Bulls, a grey cat became the center of attention after it ran out on the field.
Unlike the Monday Night football cat, the grey cay didn’t score a touchdown as it quickly ran out of bounds and hid under a cart.


Apply stable isotope corrections following various published methods.
so_isotope_adjust( d13c = NULL, d15n = NULL, cn_ratio = NULL, method, cn_ratio_type = "mass" )
| d13c | numeric: d13C values |
|---|---|
| d15n | numeric: d15n values |
| cn_ratio | numeric: C:N ratio values |
| method | string: one of "Weldrick 2019", "Kiljunen 2006", "Kiljunen 2006 atomic" "Post 2007" "Smyntek 2007" "Smyntek 2007 atomic" "Logan 2008" "Syvaranta 2010" (see Details) |
| cn_ratio_type | string: the basis of the C:N ratio (either "mass" or "atomic") |
A data.frame with corrected values, comprising one or more of the columns "d13c", "d15n", "cn_ratio" depending on the method.
Methods:
"Weldrick 2019": lipid normalization of d13C values following Weldrick CK et al. (2019) Can lipid removal affect interpretation of resource partitioning from stable isotopes in Southern Ocean pteropods? Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry. https://doi.org/10.1002/rcm.8384
"Kiljunen 2006": lipid normalization of d13C values following Kiljunen M et al. (2006) A revised model for lipid-normalizing d13C values from aquatic organisms, with implications for isotope mixing models. Journal of Applied Ecology. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2664.2006.01224.x
"Kiljunen 2006 atomic": as for Kiljunen 2006 but using atomic C:N ratio
"Post 2007": lipid normalization of d13C values followingPost DM et al. (2007) Getting to the fat of the matter: Models, methods and assumptions for dealing with lipids in stable isotope analyses. Oecologia. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00442-006-0630-x
"Smyntek 2007": lipid normalization of d13C values following Smyntek PM et al. (2007) A standard protocol for stable isotope analysis of zooplankton in aquatic food web research using mass balance correction models. Limnol. Oceanogr. https://doi.org/10.4319/lo.2<IP_ADDRESS>5
"Smyntek 2007 atomic": as for Smyntek 2007 but using atomic C:N ratio
"Logan 2008": lipid normalization of d13C values following Logan JM et al. (2008) Lipid corrections in carbon and nitrogen stable isotope analyses: comparison of chemical extraction and modelling methods. Journal of Animal Ecology. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2656.2008.01394.x
"Syvaranta 2010": lipid normalization of d13C values following Syväranta J and Rautio M (2010) Zooplankton, lipids and stable isotopes: Importance of seasonal, latitudinal, and taxonomic differences. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science. https://doi.org/10.1139/F10-091
## lipid normalization of bulk d13C following Weldrick et al. 2019 so_isotope_adjust(d13c = -26.816, cn_ratio = 3.7014, cn_ratio_type = "mass", method = "Weldrick 2019")#> d13c #> 1 -24.386


I read Tim Bray’s (look at that resume!) On Search, the Series on my way to Oxford last week and it’s a truely great piece on the internals of building and/or running a search engine. Here are a few thoughts about the search space and a few interesting bits from his paper.
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He co-founded Open Text Index, which at one point was the only search engine next to Lycos and Infoseek it seems. Now of course there are lots of different players and I remember some of them from when I looked closer into EIPs (Enterprise Information Portals) some years back (an interesting space to say the least). He also points out that one of the big historical players was WAIS, which is now part of Hummingbird (who are into EIPs) and can be found at wais.com. Previously, back in the beginning to mid 1990s, you could get to it via wais:, yep, that’s wais instead of http :) I can even remember using that when I got my first PC, which was running Windows 95 and was connected to the Internet via a 10mbit/s Laser on the roof of the student home.
But back to the subject of search. Now search systems cost well into the six digits, and some of it might even be warranted in the sense that some of the systems out there even build a Taxonomy of your Documents and order them into the right categories. Tim continues with some stats, saying that less than 0.5% of all search users use the "advanced search" screen, and they enter on average 1.3 words before hitting enter. This is with how little information a search engine will have to work with. They also almost never look at the second results page.
How Search Works covers the basics of search-engine engineering, with docs, postings, words and the wonderful index. Great stuff to read if you are interested in how you can efficiently bring order into chaos.
He also has a great example of how hard it is for search engines to gather the meaning out of a sentence by just knowing the words. Check this: "Time flies like an arrow, but fruit flies like bananas." Another problem is german, where we have words made up of several different words. In the Oxford English Dictionary, "set", "run", "get" are the words with the longest entries.
As for Google, he concludes that it is more important how popular something is, than to know what it is about, … in search he means. And it’s an interested conclusion to take from how Google ranks it’s entries, by popularity, and that people perceive the order of the results to be good.
Another goodie for the SEM people out there, frequencies matter more than counts, meaning that if there is a word that is very rare in your article, it will have more weight in searches than another word.
As for free open source search-engines, Tim Bray thinks that Lucene, now part of Apache, is probably the best one out there. There is lots more stuff in there including infos on how to build your own crawler and, as a final article, his Basic Resource Finder, a search-engine that still needs to be built.


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AI Workflow: AI in Production Capstone Project. For more info visit the
github page
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MIT License
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My name is Ghassan Al-Majali, I am 32 years old, I studied at Al-Balqa Applied University in Karak Governorate, majoring in Management Information Systems , I worked in several locations :
- - Karak municipality .
- - Orange Telecom Company in two locations as sales man and call cenetr .
- - the Embassy of the State of Kuwait .


The swipe list component shows on the screen a list where you can swipe horizontally through a list item to activate a specific feature or perform a specific task.
For example, you can swipe a contact in a contact list to call them or to open a message editor in order to write them a message.
You can set the details when swiping such as elements that appear, background color and the property of the animation.
| Note |
|---|
| This component is released for 2.3 rectangular UI. When you create this component in round screen, layout can be shown broken because screen hide swipe widget. |
In the following, left swipe shows "Calling" text and right swipe shows "Message" on the list item.

Andrew

Bill

Christina

Daniel

Edward

Peter

Sam

Tom

Calling

Message

(function() { var page = document.getElementById("pageSwipeList"), listElement = page.getElementsByClassName("ui-swipelist-list")[0], swipeList; page.addEventListener("pageshow", function() { /* Make swipe list object */ swipeList = new tau.widget.SwipeList(listElement, { swipeTarget: "li", swipeElement: ".ui-swipelist" }); }); page.addEventListener("pagehide", function() { /* Release object */ swipeList.destroy(); }); })();
The following table describes the supported swipe list options.
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| swipeTarget | String | Swipe list selector.
The default value is li. |
| swipeElement | String | Swipe list container selector.
The default value is .ui-swipelist. |
| swipeLeftElement | String | Swipe left container selector.
The default value is .ui-swipelist-left. |
| swipeRightElement | String | Swipe right container selector.
The default value is .ui-swipelist-right. |
| threshold | Number | Define the threshold (in pixels) for the minimum swipe movement which allows the swipe action to appear. |
| animationThreshold | IntNumbereger | Define the threshold (in pixels) for the minimum swipe movement that allows a swipe animation (with a color change) to be shown. The animation threshold is usually the threshold for the next operation after the swipe.
The default value is 150. |
| animationDuration | Number | Define the swipe list animation duration.
Do not change the default value, since it has been defined to show a complete color change. The default value is 200. |
| animationInterval | Number | Define the swipe list animation interval. The animation is called with the requestAnimationFrame() method once every 1/60 seconds. The interval determines how many coordinates the animation proceeds between each call. The animation ends when the coordinates reach the value defined as animationDuration. This option basically allows you to control the speed of the animation.
The default value is 8. |
| ltrStartColor | String | Define the start color for the left-to-right swipe.
The default value is #62a917. |
| ltrEndColor | String | Define the end color for the left-to-right swipe.
The default value is #58493a. |
| rtlStartColor | String | Define the start color for the right-to-left swipe.
The default value is #eaa317. |
| rtlEndColor | String | Define the end color for the right-to-left swipe.
The default value is #58493a. |
The following table lists the events related to swipe lists.
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| swipelist.left | Triggered when a left-to-right swipe is completed. |
| swipelist.right | Triggered when a right-to-left swipe is completed. |
To use the swipe list events, use the following code:
(function() { var slist = document.getElementById("swipelist"); slist.addEventListener("swipelist.left", function(evt) { /* You can connect your app with a native app (such as phone call or message) using the Device API */ }); })();


I am an incoming AI resident at Google Brain Montreal. Starting in 2020, I will return to UC Berkeley for my PhD, from which I graduated with degrees in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics.
During my undergraduate career, I collaborated heavily with Sergey Levine in deep reinforcement learning, and with Ben Brown in interpretable machine learning. I also had the privilege to co-create Stat 140: Probability for Data Science in 2017, for which I served as the head teaching assistant several times.
Professional Summary
News
- I was chosen to receive the CS Major Citation and the Outstanding GSI Award.
- At ICLR 2019, I presented our work on actionable representations (ARCs) for reinforcement learning
- I was chosen as a finalist for the CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award
- At NeurIPS 2018, I presented our work on Variational Inverse Control with Events (VICE).
- At PASC 2018, I gave a talk on interpretable generative models for multi-omics data in the Use of AI to Analyze Complex Biological Systems mini-symposium. Slides coming soon!
- At ICLR 2018, I presented our work on Divide-and-Conquer Reinforcement Learning.


Pagination is for paginating. Use the rel
attributes of the "Previous" and "Next" anchors to indicate prev
or next
. Not only is it good markup, we use it as a styling hook for adding the nifty arrows.
.nav-pagination

←

1

2

8

9

→

We often have a list of stuff that has a "see more" button at the bottom that ajax appends more content. The feed or meetups list on group home does this.
.nav-appendPager
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Buttons joined in groups, presented as a list of options. Most useful for filtering/sorting lists, but we may be able to use this for other things.
.nav-buttons

Date Joined

Size

Name

Role

Pretty radio button control that look like sassquatch .nav-buttons
.segmented-control
, .segmented-control-segment
, .segmented-control-input
, .segmented-control-button

<input type='radio' name='guestsRadio' value='0' id='guestsRadio0' class='segmented-control-input' checked />
Just me

<input type='radio' name='guestsRadio' value='1' id='guestsRadio1' class='segmented-control-input' />
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Rounded tab navigation. Used mostly as secondary navigation on Meetup; load the tab content with web:ajax
where possible.
.nav-tabs

Upcoming Meetups

Past Meetups

Selected tab


[Deal] Save 25% on the Android-powered Gemini PDA from Planet Computers this Black Friday weekend
by Peter HoldenThe Gemini PDA from Planet Computers is a clamshell smartphone with a physical QWERTY keyboard, an ultra-wide hi-res 5.99-inch display, and a handy 4,220mAh battery. The Gemini PDA enables creating on-the-go, and features a kickstand hinge for hands-free viewing, along with multiple connectivity options for desktop and mobile. Perhaps best of all, the entire Gemini PDA range is reduced by 25% this Black Friday weekend. Join us after the break for more details.
Powered by the MediaTek MT6796 Helio X27 Deca-core processor, the Gemini sports 4GB of RAM and 64GB of built-in storage. Besides running on Android, the Gemini has a dual-boot capability and can run on Sailfish, Linux Debian, and Linux Kali. The 4G version has a physical SIM and an eSIM, with both models boasting Bluetooth 4.1, GPS, and 2 x USB Type-C charging ports.
There’s a single 5MP front camera, and you can add an external 5MP sensor module if you wish. On the audio side, there are stereo speakers as well as a 3.5mm audio jack. Usually priced at £499 for the WiFi-only model and £599 for the 4G & WiFi variant, the 25% Black Friday discount reduces the costs down to £312 and £450 respectively.
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- Built various interface designs and the authoring capability to choose between these different design choices, enabled other users or the system to provide hints for users of the Monitoring and Feedback Tool, through interface customization.
- Enabled external tools to send / control LASAD feedback mechanisms through XML messaging.
- Installed and provided detailed instructions on how to install and configure external communication servers that allow communication between the Metafora tools, including LASAD (OpenFire XMPP server, XML).


To use this demo you to to have a juptyer server available and able to receive connections
from localhost
. To start a local server, use the following command:
jupyter lab --NotebookApp.token=test-secret --NotebookApp.allow_origin='*'
%matplotlib inline import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.ion() fig, ax = plt.subplots() ax.scatter(*np.random.randn(2, 100), c=np.random.randn(100)) ax.set(title="Wow, an interactive plot!")


#ftl output_format="HTML">
Welcome to Oversigt. This is the famous dashboard server.
<#if dashboards?size != 0>There are already a number of dashboards available. You may visit them by clicking the links below:
You can create new dashboards by navigating to /dashboardName
.
Another option is to switch to the configuration page to change some dashboard settings.
<#else>There are no dashboards yet. Create one by navigating to /dashboardName
or switch to the configuration page to configure your server.


depth: Nonparametric Depth Functions for Multivariate Analysis
Tools for depth functions methodology applied
to multivariate analysis. Besides allowing calculation
of depth values and depth-based location estimators, the package
includes functions or drawing contour plots and perspective plots
of depth functions. Euclidian and spherical depths are supported.
| Version: |
2.1-1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.2.0), abind, grDevices, circular, rgl |
| Suggests: |
robustbase, MASS |
| Published: |
2017-01-07 |
| Author: |
Maxime Genest, Jean-Claude
Masse, Jean-Francois Plante. |
| Maintainer: |
Jean-Francois Plante <jfplante at hec.ca> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Materials: |
ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: |
depth results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=depth
to link to this page.


--- layout: post title: Testing your views post_id: 125 categories: - tips & tricks date: 2007-01-29 13:42:00.000000000 -07:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2007/1/29/testing-your-views.html ---
Here’s a quick little “advice” tip: don’t use assertions to test the structure of your views.
That is to say, don’t do this:
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#make sure the text field is in the table cell assert_select "table td input[type=text]" # make sure the person's name is in the h2 header tag assert_select "h2", person.name |
Why not? Because you want your views to be very fluid. You want to keep the cost of change is so low that you have no hesitation to jump in and rearrange things to make the view cleaner. If you are using explicit tag names in your tests, you reduce that fluidity. Your views become rigid, because your tests imply that using anything but a table to format your form is wrong. Want to use an h1 for the person’s name, or a div? Don’t you dare, it’ll break the tests.
The better way to test your views is to think about what you are really wanting to test. First of all, don’t test static content, like table structures and the order of form fields on a page. Instead, test the dynamic parts of your view, especially those parts that are subject to conditional rendering. Secondly, test semantically, not syntactically. That is to say, don’t base a test on the type of the tag, but rather on what you want the content to represent. Use CSS classes and DOM id’s instead of explicit tag names.
Here’s a concrete example. Suppose you have a view like this:
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<% if @user.administrator? %> Hi <%= @user.name %>! You appear to be an administrator. <%= link_to "Click here", admin_url, :id => "admin_link" %> to see the admin stuff! <% end %> |
The only really significant thing you ought to be testing here is that the admin link only shows up for administrators. You might also want to test that the link points to where you expect it to, though that’s a lower importance.
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def test_admin_sees_link # set up session for an admin user first, and then: get "index" assert_select "#admin_link" end def test_non_admin_does_not_see_link # set up session for a normal, non-admin user first, and then: get "index" assert_select "#admin_link", false end |
Arranging your tests like this will make them less likely to break on cosmetic tweaks, which will increase your confidence in your tests and your willingness to tweak your views.


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| static bool | Contains (this string value, params char[] chars) |
| Determines whether the specified string contains any of characters in the specified array of char. More... | |
| static bool | Contains (this NameValueCollection collection, string name) |
| Determines whether the specified NameValueCollection contains the entry with the specified name . More... | |
| static bool | Contains (this NameValueCollection collection, string name, string value) |
| Determines whether the specified NameValueCollection contains the entry with the specified both name and value . More... | |
| static void | Emit (this EventHandler eventHandler, object sender, EventArgs e) |
| Emits the specified EventHandler delegate if it isn't . More... | |
| static void | Emit< TEventArgs > (this EventHandler< TEventArgs > eventHandler, object sender, TEventArgs e) |
Emits the specified EventHandler<TEventArgs> delegate if it isn't . More... | |
| static CookieCollection | GetCookies (this NameValueCollection headers, bool response) |
| Gets the collection of the HTTP cookies from the specified HTTP headers . More... | |
| static string | GetDescription (this HttpStatusCode code) |
| Gets the description of the specified HTTP status code . More... | |
| static string | GetName (this string nameAndValue, string separator) |
| Gets the name from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. More... | |
| static KeyValuePair< string, string > | GetNameAndValue (this string nameAndValue, string separator) |
| Gets the name and value from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. More... | |
| static string | GetStatusDescription (this int code) |
| Gets the description of the specified HTTP status code . More... | |
| static string | GetValue (this string nameAndValue, string separator) |
| Gets the value from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. More... | |
| static bool | IsCloseStatusCode (this ushort value) |
| Determines whether the specified ushort is in the allowable range of the WebSocket close status code. More... | |
| static bool | IsEnclosedIn (this string value, char c) |
| Determines whether the specified string is enclosed in the specified char. More... | |
| static bool | IsHostOrder (this ByteOrder order) |
| Determines whether the specified ByteOrder is host (this computer architecture) byte order. More... | |
| static bool | IsLocal (this System.Net.IPAddress address) |
| Determines whether the specified System.Net.IPAddress represents the local IP address. More... | |
| static bool | IsNullOrEmpty (this string value) |
| Determines whether the specified string is or empty. More... | |
| static bool | IsPredefinedScheme (this string value) |
| Determines whether the specified string is a predefined scheme. More... | |
| static bool | IsUpgradeTo (this HttpListenerRequest request, string protocol) |
| Determines whether the specified HttpListenerRequest is an HTTP Upgrade request to switch to the specified protocol . More... | |
| static bool | MaybeUri (this string value) |
| Determines whether the specified string is a URI string. More... | |
| static T[] | SubArray< T > (this T[] array, int startIndex, int length) |
| Retrieves a sub-array from the specified array . More... | |
| static void | Times (this int n, Action act) |
| Executes the specified Action delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this long n, Action act) |
| Executes the specified Action delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this uint n, Action act) |
| Executes the specified Action delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this ulong n, Action act) |
| Executes the specified Action delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this int n, Action< int > act) |
Executes the specified Action<int> delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this long n, Action< long > act) |
Executes the specified Action<long> delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this uint n, Action< uint > act) |
Executes the specified Action<uint> delegate n times. More... | |
| static void | Times (this ulong n, Action< ulong > act) |
Executes the specified Action<ulong> delegate n times. More... | |
| static T | To< T > (this byte[] src, ByteOrder srcOrder) |
| Converts the specified array of byte to the specified type data. More... | |
| static byte[] | ToByteArray< T > (this T value, ByteOrder order) |
| Converts the specified value to an array of byte. More... | |
| static byte[] | ToHostOrder (this byte[] src, ByteOrder srcOrder) |
| Converts the order of the specified array of byte to the host byte order. More... | |
| static string | ToString< T > (this T[] array, string separator) |
| Converts the specified array to a string that concatenates the each element of array across the specified separator . More... | |
| static Uri | ToUri (this string uriString) |
| Converts the specified string to a Uri. More... | |
| static string | UrlDecode (this string value) |
| URL-decodes the specified string. More... | |
| static string | UrlEncode (this string value) |
| URL-encodes the specified string. More... | |
| static void | WriteContent (this HttpListenerResponse response, byte[] content) |
| Writes the specified content data with the specified HttpListenerResponse. More... | |
Provides a set of static methods for the websocket-sharp.
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static |
Determines whether the specified string contains any of characters in the specified array of char.
true
if value contains any of chars ; otherwise, false
. | value | A string to test. |
| chars | An array of char that contains characters to find. |
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static |
Determines whether the specified NameValueCollection contains the entry with the specified name .
true
if collection contains the entry with name ; otherwise, false
. | collection | A NameValueCollection to test. |
| name | A string that represents the key of the entry to find. |
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static |
Determines whether the specified NameValueCollection contains the entry with the specified both name and value .
true
if collection contains the entry with both name and value ; otherwise, false
. | collection | A NameValueCollection to test. |
| name | A string that represents the key of the entry to find. |
| value | A string that represents the value of the entry to find. |
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static |
Emits the specified EventHandler delegate if it isn't .
| eventHandler | A EventHandler to emit. |
| sender | An object from which emits this eventHandler . |
| e | A EventArgs that contains no event data. |
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static |
Emits the specified EventHandler<TEventArgs>
delegate if it isn't .
| eventHandler | An EventHandler<TEventArgs> to emit. |
| sender | An object from which emits this eventHandler . |
| e | A TEventArgs that represents the event data. |
| TEventArgs | The type of the event data generated by the event. |
| TEventArgs | : | EventArgs |
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static |
Gets the collection of the HTTP cookies from the specified HTTP headers .
| headers | A NameValueCollection that contains a collection of the HTTP headers. |
| response | true if headers is a collection of the response headers; otherwise, false . |
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static |
Gets the description of the specified HTTP status code .
| code | One of HttpStatusCode enum values, indicates the HTTP status codes. |
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static |
Gets the name from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string.
null
. | nameAndValue | A string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. |
| separator | A string that represents a separator string. |
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static |
Gets the name and value from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string.
KeyValuePair<string, string>
that represents the name and value if any. | nameAndValue | A string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. |
| separator | A string that represents a separator string. |
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static |
Gets the description of the specified HTTP status code .
| code | An int that represents the HTTP status code. |
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static |
Gets the value from the specified string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string.
null
. | nameAndValue | A string that contains a pair of name and value separated by a separator string. |
| separator | A string that represents a separator string. |
|
static |
Determines whether the specified ushort is in the allowable range of the WebSocket close status code.
Not allowable ranges are the followings.
true
if value is in the allowable range of the WebSocket close status code; otherwise, false
. | value | A ushort to test. |
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static |
Determines whether the specified string is enclosed in the specified char.
true
if value is enclosed in c ; otherwise, false
. | value | A string to test. |
| c | A char that represents the character to find. |
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static |
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static |
Determines whether the specified System.Net.IPAddress represents the local IP address.
true
if address represents the local IP address; otherwise, false
. | address | A System.Net.IPAddress to test. |
| ArgumentNullException | address is . |
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static |
Determines whether the specified string is or empty.
true
if value is or empty; otherwise, false
. | value | A string to test. |
|
static |
Determines whether the specified string is a predefined scheme.
true
if value is a predefined scheme; otherwise, false
. | value | A string to test. |
|
static |
Determines whether the specified HttpListenerRequest is an HTTP Upgrade request to switch to the specified protocol .
true
if request is an HTTP Upgrade request to switch to protocol ; otherwise, false
. | request | A HttpListenerRequest that represents the HTTP request. |
| protocol | A string that represents the protocol name. |
| ArgumentNullException | request is . -or- protocol is . |
| ArgumentException | protocol is empty. |
|
static |
Determines whether the specified string is a URI string.
true
if value may be a URI string; otherwise, false
. | value | A string to test. |
|
static |
Retrieves a sub-array from the specified array .
A sub-array starts at the specified element position.
| array | An array of T that contains the data to retrieve a sub-array. |
| startIndex | An int that contains the zero-based starting position of a sub-array in array . |
| length | An int that contains the number of elements to retrieve a sub-array. |
| T | The type of elements in the array . |
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static |
Executes the specified Action delegate n times.
| n | An int is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action delegate that references the method(s) to execute. |
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static |
Executes the specified Action delegate n times.
| n | A long is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action delegate that references the method(s) to execute. |
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static |
Executes the specified Action delegate n times.
| n | A uint is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action delegate that references the method(s) to execute. |
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static |
Executes the specified Action delegate n times.
| n | A ulong is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action delegate that references the method(s) to execute. |
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static |
Executes the specified Action<int>
delegate n times.
| n | An int is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action<int> delegate that references the method(s) to execute. An int parameter to pass to the method(s) is the zero-based count of iteration. |
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static |
Executes the specified Action<long>
delegate n times.
| n | A long is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action<long> delegate that references the method(s) to execute. A long parameter to pass to the method(s) is the zero-based count of iteration. |
|
static |
Executes the specified Action<uint>
delegate n times.
| n | A uint is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action<uint> delegate that references the method(s) to execute. A uint parameter to pass to the method(s) is the zero-based count of iteration. |
|
static |
Executes the specified Action<ulong>
delegate n times.
| n | A ulong is the number of times to execute. |
| act | An Action<ulong> delegate that references the method(s) to execute. A ulong parameter to pass to this method(s) is the zero-based count of iteration. |
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static |
Converts the specified array of byte to the specified type data.
| src | An array of byte to convert. |
| srcOrder | One of the ByteOrder enum values, indicates the byte order of src . |
| T | The type of the return. The T must be a value type. |
| ArgumentNullException | src is . |
| T | : | struct |
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static |
Converts the specified value to an array of byte.
| value | A T to convert. |
| order | One of the ByteOrder enum values, indicates the byte order of the return. |
| T | The type of value . The T must be a value type. |
| T | : | struct |
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static |
Converts the order of the specified array of byte to the host byte order.
| src | An array of byte to convert. |
| srcOrder | One of the ByteOrder enum values, indicates the byte order of src . |
| ArgumentNullException | src is . |
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static |
Converts the specified array to a string that concatenates the each element of array across the specified separator .
| array | An array of T to convert. |
| separator | A string that represents the separator string. |
| T | The type of elements in array . |
| ArgumentNullException | array is . |
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static |
Converts the specified string to a Uri.
| uriString | A string to convert. |
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static |
URL-decodes the specified string.
| value | A string to decode. |
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static |
URL-encodes the specified string.
| value | A string to encode. |
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static |
Writes the specified content data with the specified HttpListenerResponse.
| response | A HttpListenerResponse that represents the HTTP response used to write the content data. |
| content | An array of byte that represents the content data to write. |
| ArgumentNullException | response is . |


Warning: scary
Skyshale033 Subject: Candle Cove local kid's show? Does anyone remember this kid's show? It was called Candle Cove and I must have been 6 or 7. I never found reference to it anywhere so I think it was on a local station around 1971 or 1972. I lived in Ironton at the time. I don't remember which station, but I do remember it was on at a weird time, like 4:00 PM. mike_painter65 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? it seems really familiar to me…..i grew up outside of ashland and was 9 yrs old in 72. candle cove…was it about pirates? i remember a pirate marionete at the mouth of a cave talking to a little girl Skyshale033 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? YES! Okay I'm not crazy! I remember Pirate Percy. I was always kind of scared of him. He looked like he was built from parts of other dolls, real low-budget. His head was an old porcelain baby doll, looked like an antique that didn't belong on the body. I don't remember what station this was! I don't think it was WTSF though. Jaren_2005 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? Sorry to ressurect this old thread but I know exactly what show you mean, Skyshale. I think Candle Cove ran for only a couple months in '71, not '72. I was 12 and I watched it a few times with my brother. It was channel 58, whatever station that was. My mom would let me switch to it after the news. Let me see what I remember. It took place in Candle cove, and it was about a little girl who imagined herself to be friends with pirates. The pirate ship was called the Laughingstock, and Pirate Percy wasn't a very good pirate because he got scared too easily. And there was calliope music constantly playing. Don't remember the girl's name. Janice or Jade or something. Think it was Janice. Skyshale033 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? Thank you Jaren!!! Memories flooded back when you mentioned the Laughingstock and channel 58. I remember the bow of the ship was a wooden smiling face, with the lower jaw submerged. It looked like it was swallowing the sea and it had that awful Ed Wynn voice and laugh. I especially remember how jarring it was when they switched from the wooden/plastic model, to the foam puppet version of the head that talked. mike_painter65 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? ha ha i remember now too. ;) do you remember this part skyshale: "you have…to go…INSIDE." Skyshale033 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? Ugh mike, I got a chill reading that. Yes I remember. That's what the ship always told Percy when there was a spooky place he had to go in, like a cave or a dark room where the treasure was. And the camera would push in on Laughingstock's face with each pause. YOU HAVE... TO GO... INSIDE. With his two eyes askew and that flopping foam jaw and the fishing line that opened and closed it. Ugh. It just looked so cheap and awful. You guys remember the villain? He had a face that was just a handlebar mustache above really tall, narrow teeth. kevin_hart Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? i honestly, honestly thought the villain was pirate percy. i was about 5 when this show was on. nightmare fuel. Jaren_2005 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? That wasn't the villain, the puppet with the mustache. That was the villain's sidekick, Horace Horrible. He had a monocle too, but it was on top of the mustache. I used to think that meant he had only one eye. But yeah, the villain was another marionette. The Skin-Taker.  Skyshale033 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? Wasn't his top hat and cloak all sewn up crazily?  I'm so relieved that other people remember this terrible show! I used to have this awful memory, a bad dream I had where the opening jingle ended, the show faded in from black, and all the characters were there, but the camera was just cutting to each of their faces, and they were just screaming, and the puppets and marionettes were flailing spastically, and just all screaming, screaming. The girl was just moaning and crying like she had been through hours of this. I woke up many times from that nightmare. I used to wet the bed when I had it. kevin_hart Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? i don't think that was a dream. i remember that. i remember that was an episode. Skyshale033 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? No no no, not possible. There was no plot or anything, I mean literally just standing in place crying and screaming for the whole show. kevin_hart Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? maybe i'm manufacturing the memory because you said that, but i swear to god i remember seeing what you described. they just screamed. Jaren_2005 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? Oh God. Yes. The little girl, Janice, I remember seeing her shake. And the Skin-Taker screaming through his gnashing teeth, his jaw careening so wildly I thought it would come off its wire hinges. I turned it off and it was the last time I watched. I ran to tell my brother and we didn't have the courage to turn it back on. mike_painter65 Subject: Re: Candle Cove local kid's show? i visited my mom today at the nursing home. i asked her about when i was littel in the early 70s, when i was 8 or 9 and if she remebered a kid's show, candle cove. she said she was suprised i could remember that and i asked why, and she said "because i used to think it was so strange that you said 'i’m gona go watch candle cove now mom' and then you would tune the tv to static and juts watch dead air for 30 minutes. you had a big imagination with your little pirate show."


public class ARToolKit
extends java.lang.Object
NativeInterface
class. Native calls
should be made only from within this class so that adequate error checking
and correct type conversion can take place.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
addMarker(java.lang.String cfg)
Adds a new single marker to the set of currently active markers.
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float[] |
calculateReferenceMatrix(int idMarkerBase,
int idMarker2)
Calculates the reference matrix for the given markers.
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void |
cleanup()
Instructs the native code to free resources.
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boolean |
convertAndDetect(byte[] frame)
Takes an incoming frame from the Android camera and passes it to native
code for conversion and marker detection.
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float |
distance(int referenceMarker,
int markerId2)
Calculated the distance between two markers
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float |
getBorderSize() |
boolean |
getDebugMode()
Returns whether the ARToolKit debug video image is enabled.
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static ARToolKit |
getInstance()
Implementation of the singleton pattern to provide a sole instance of the ARToolKit class.
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float[] |
getProjectionMatrix()
Returns the projection matrix calculated from camera parameters.
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int |
getThreshold()
Returns the threshold used to binarize the video image for marker
detection.
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boolean |
initialiseAR(int videoWidth,
int videoHeight,
java.lang.String cameraParaPath,
int cameraIndex,
boolean cameraIsFrontFacing)
Initialises the ARToolKit using the specified video size.
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boolean |
initialiseNative(java.lang.String resourcesDirectoryPath)
Initialises the native code library if it is available.
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boolean |
initialiseNativeWithOptions(java.lang.String resourcesDirectoryPath,
int pattSize,
int pattCountMax)
Initialises the native code library if it is available.
|
boolean |
isRunning()
Returns true when video and marker detection are running.
|
boolean |
nativeInitialised()
Returns whether the native library was found and successfully initialised.
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float[] |
queryMarkerTransformation(int markerUID)
Returns the transformation matrix for the specifed marker.
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boolean |
queryMarkerVisible(int markerUID)
Returns whether the marker with the specified ID is currently visible.
|
float[] |
retrievePosition(int referenceMarkerId,
int markerIdToGetThePositionFor)
Calculates the position depending on the referenceMarker
|
void |
setBorderSize(float size) |
void |
setDebugMode(boolean debug)
Enables or disables the debug video image in ARToolKit.
|
void |
setThreshold(int threshold)
Sets the threshold used to binarize the video image for marker detection.
|
public static ARToolKit getInstance()
public boolean initialiseNative(java.lang.String resourcesDirectoryPath)
resourcesDirectoryPath
- The full path (in the filesystem) to the directory to be used by the
native routines as the base for relative references.
e.g. Activity.getContext().getCacheDir().getAbsolutePath()
or Activity.getContext().getFilesDir().getAbsolutePath()public boolean initialiseNativeWithOptions(java.lang.String resourcesDirectoryPath, int pattSize, int pattCountMax)
resourcesDirectoryPath
- The full path (in the filesystem) to the directory to be used by the
native routines as the base for relative references.
e.g. Activity.getContext().getCacheDir().getAbsolutePath()
or Activity.getContext().getFilesDir().getAbsolutePath()public boolean nativeInitialised()
public boolean initialiseAR(int videoWidth, int videoHeight, java.lang.String cameraParaPath, int cameraIndex, boolean cameraIsFrontFacing)
videoWidth
- The width of the video image in pixels.videoHeight
- The height of the video image in pixels.cameraParaPath
- Either: null to search for camera parameters specific to the device,
or a path (in the filesystem) to a camera parameter file. The path may be an
absolute path, or relative to the resourcesDirectoryPath set in initialiseNative().public boolean getDebugMode()
public void setDebugMode(boolean debug)
debug
- Whether or not to enable the debug video image.public int getThreshold()
public void setThreshold(int threshold)
threshold
- The new threshold value in the range 0 to 255.public float[] getProjectionMatrix()
public int addMarker(java.lang.String cfg)
cfg
- The config string for the used marker. Possible configurations look like this:
`square;data/hiro.patt;80`
`square_buffer;80;buffer=234 221 237...`
`square_barcode;0;80`
`multisquare;data/multi/marker.dat`
`2d;data/nft/pinball.jpg`
(see the ARController project for more details: ARTrackable::newWithConfig)public boolean queryMarkerVisible(int markerUID)
markerUID
- The unique identifier (UID) of the marker to query.public float[] queryMarkerTransformation(int markerUID)
markerUID
- The unique identifier (UID) of the marker to query.public boolean isRunning()
public boolean convertAndDetect(byte[] frame)
frame
- New video frame to process.public void cleanup()
public float getBorderSize()
public void setBorderSize(float size)
public float[] calculateReferenceMatrix(int idMarkerBase, int idMarker2)
idMarkerBase
- Reference baseidMarker2
- Marker that will be depending on that basepublic float distance(int referenceMarker, int markerId2)
referenceMarker
- Reference base. Marker from which the distance is calculatedmarkerId2
- Marker to which the distance is calculatedpublic float[] retrievePosition(int referenceMarkerId, int markerIdToGetThePositionFor)
referenceMarkerId
- Reference marker idmarkerIdToGetThePositionFor
- Id of the marker for which the position is calculated


DNS Suspicious connections are listed below in ranked order. Mouse over a connection to highlight it in the connection graph on the right. Click the connection to generate all the log details in the detail view.


When designing a website, developers are often challenged with the hard decision. Should my design fit the content, or should the content fit the design?
There are probably millions of good examples to use here, as some websites focus more on the design aspect, while others don't even have anything close to what we think of as design. Usually though, websites need to have a good mix of both to become a sucessful site.
I cannot come to a conclusion to which should prioritized over the other, but it's obvious that no matter how good your content is, if your design doesn't structure this content in a good way, it'll be terribly hard to read. And who would like to browse a website that looks amazing, but really have no content at all?
My own personal workflow is to try and get an overview of all the content that is absolutely essential, and then make a design that can present this in the most attractive way possible.


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ARMAGEDDON
A Film Review by Brian Takeshita
Rating: ** out of ****
Naturally, there are a lot of expectations surrounding a film starring Bruce Willis, directed by Michael Bay, and produced by Gale Anne Hurd and Jerry Bruckheimer, because it has "summer action blockbuster" written all over it. ARMAGEDDON is the second movie this year to feature a plot involving a big rock hurtling through space to destroy the earth, and a plan to land on the rock, drill into it, and blow it up with nuclear weapons before it hits. The first film, DEEP IMPACT, was disappointing enough that expectations for ARMAGEDDON have run even higher.
We start out when NASA, under the direction of Dan Truman (Billy Bob Thornton), discovers an asteroid the size of Texas which will impact the earth in only 16 days. Briefing the president, Truman explains that the asteroid is what they call a "planet killer" which would destroy all life; not even bacteria would survive. To divert the oncoming menace, NASA decides to send a bunch of oil drillers, led by Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), into space to blow the asteroid into two pieces. Scientists calculate the pieces would miss the planet, and life could continue.
Stamper's oil drillers are not your average astronaut material, since they are your average movie stereotype roughnecks. Not much discipline, trouble with the law, that sort of thing, and ARMAGEDDON plays the "fish out of water" angle like you would expect. There are the scenes where they go through testing, training, and meet the "real" astronauts. It's all pretty amusing, especially a sequence showing how each of them react to one of those Rorschach ink blot tests. They don't disappoint in delivery of humorous quips, either. When they finally blast off, one of them says how incredible it is, and another replies, "And this is only the beginning of space. We haven't even gotten into OUTER space yet!" The problem is, it's not very original. The group reminded me somewhat of the band of veterans Gene Hackman assembles in UNCOMMON VALOR. A few of the cast members even look like them.
Willis has played the tough guy for a long time now, so this role isn't too much of a stretch for him. The hardest part in playing Stamper is trying to keep a Texas accent, which seems to move in and out of Willis's vocal range. A little different, though, is that Stamper is the father of a full grown daughter, Grace (Liv Tyler), who is love with A.J. Frost (Ben Affleck), one of the best drillers on the team. This gives Willis a lot of "I'm your father"-type lines, in addition to the "I'm out here to save the world" lines.
I'm sure the scenes Affleck shares with Tyler will be appealing to most women. He's a handsome guy, and the movie does a lot to show him doing those romantic things women love, like taking Grace on a picnic in the middle of nowhere, and singing to her in front of a volume of people.  Combined with his action sequences, Affleck proves himself a versatile actor, but there just isn't enough to his character to make him really likable. If he were to disappear three-quarters of the way through the movie, he probably wouldn't be missed.
Whereas Affleck may be versatile, Liv Tyler has only two faces: Pouty and pensive.  There's also a couple of scenes where she just wigs out, and I can't characterize them as anything less than annoying.
Perhaps the best performance is given by Billy Bob Thornton, whose acting is solid. The scriptwriters also deserve credit for making Truman a character with depth, considering it could have easily been a very thankless role.
The special effects work about half the time. When the drilling crew takes off in two newly designed space shuttles, the launch sequence is very gripping. Just getting it to look like there is a second launchpad at Kennedy Space Center was good enough for me, but the power and dazzle of the boosters igniting has to be seen. Scenes where much smaller asteroid fragments strike the earth also look extremely realistic. Anything involving the asteroid, however, is throwaway. It's too dark, vague, cluttered, and amorphous, and since we don't have any concept of scale, it ends up being relatively unimpressive. When the biggest menace in your summer action blockbuster looks like something the cat coughed up, that's bad.
While I wouldn't say the action is non-stop, Bay keeps the movie going at a good pace and continuously gives us something to look at, be it the asteroid, the space shuttles, or Liv Tyler. Unfortunately, the action itself is often undermined by not being able to fully see what's going on in a shot (most of the scenes on the asteroid are in darkness), or by the ambiguity of why something is supposed to be dangerous. "Drilling is an art form," a character says. Apparently, like art, it is not easily explained. Half the time I didn't know what was going on, and therefore didn't know why the drill started shaking, and therefore didn't know why everyone was getting so excited. When the action in you summer action blockbuster is too confusing, that's bad.
Many parts of ARMAGEDDON were apparently photographed to produce what I call "The Bruckheimer Look". Graduated filters are used to make the skies more blue, or bluish-purple, while everything under it is shaded with similar enhancing colors. You see it in just about all the Bruckheimer-produced films, like TOP GUN and THE ROCK. There are also a lot of scenes meant to show the beauty and variations of humanity: Kids running, old men looking out of windows, Hindu masses bowing in the courtyard of a temple - all in slow motion. It looks a lot like a credit card or soft drink commercial, or perhaps a music video. Not surprisingly, Michael Bay directed a lot of both of those before coming to film. My suggestion: Learn new techniques. When your summer action blockbuster looks like a commercial, that's bad.
Action movies are usually notorious for their lack of logic, and this film is no exception. Our heroes have to drill only 800 feet so a nuclear warhead can split the Texas-sized asteroid in two? I don't think the physics work out. How convenient is it, that NASA just happens to have two (not one, but two) secret prototype space shuttles ready just in time? Why were they secret, anyway? When the main characters go into space, they take large auto-cannons with them. Just whom, may I ask, are they expecting to use them on?
Okay, the 16 days to impact thing? I have to give them credit for this one. When asked why they didn't detect the asteroid sooner, NASA's response is that the pathetic funding for astromonitoring is only enough to cover about three percent of space. Take that, balanced budget.
Although the film isn't as engaging as expected, we are thrown a couple of treats. One of the mission control technicians Truman depends upon to make a key transmission is named Vossler. The radio technician aboard the USS Alabama in CRIMSON TIDE, another movie produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, was also named Vossler. One of the astronauts on Stamper's shuttle is named Gruber. The villains in two of the DIE HARD movies, starring Bruce Willis, were also named Gruber. You've got to watch for these things, folks. They happen a lot more often than you think.
Oh, one more: The two main characters are named Harry S. Stamper, and Dan Truman. Harry S. and Truman. Neat, huh?
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Swedish #MeToo defamation trial: Here's what you need to know
by Catherine EdwardsA trial underway in Stockholm will judge whether one of the first prominent Swedish figures to post as part of the #MeToo movement is guilty of defamation for naming the man who allegedly raped her. Here's what you need to know about the landmark trial.
What are the charges?
Swedish journalist Cissi Wallin is accused of aggravated defamation against Fredrik Virtanen, also a journalist.
The accusation relates to posts she made on Instagram and Facebook, in which she said Virtanen had drugged and raped her. Wallin had previously spoken about being drugged and raped by a "man in the media", but in her social media posts in October 2017 during the global #MeToo movement, she named him as Fredrik Virtanen.
"I reported [the rape] in 2011, only then did I have the energy and courage. But I didn't have the energy or courage to out [him]. Until now," she wrote.
The court is looking into charges of aggravated defamation, which Wallin denies.
Wallin reported the alleged rape to police in 2011, but charges were never brought against Virtanen and he has always denied the claims.
What is aggravated defamation?
Defamation (förtal in Swedish) is when someone spreads information about another person in such a way that it can harm their reputation and cause damage in their personal life. It often applies when the information spread suggests that the person engaged in criminal behaviour.
In this case, because of the severity of the crimes Virtanen was accused of, and because of the wide spread of Wallin's post and alleged severe impact on Virtanen's life, the charge is aggravated defamation rather than simply defamation.
Even spreading accurate information, such as court judgments, can be classified as defamation. So the court's first job is to assess whether the posts were "justifiable" and if they find they were, the next step will be to assess the veracity of the claims, or whether Wallin had good reason to believe they were true.
Who is Cissi Wallin?
Cissi Wallin has worked as an actress, columnist, and presenter on TV and radio. She also has a history of activism, particularly in relation to feminist issues. For example, she has co-organized protests against cuts to Swedish maternity care and against the ousting of Swedish Academy permanent secretary Sara Danius.
In the wake of the #MeToo movement, Wallin launched a website, Min Upprättelse, to offer support to victims of sexual harassment and assault. She believes that this information is not made readily available in schools and workplaces and can be hard to find, and worked with experts including lawyers, criminologists and children's rights campaigners.
What was Wallin’s role in the #MeToo movement?
She was one of the first Swedes to take part in #MeToo, which was started in 2006 by activist Tarana Burke but became an international movement in autumn 2017 after actress Alyssa Milano encouraged women to share the hashtag if they had experienced sexual assault or harassment.
Wallin published posts on Facebook and Instagram, and experts believe her involvement helped get the ball rolling in the Nordic nation.
"What had an impact was that women with large platforms started to tell [their stories], which meant that many followed. Would women have told [their stories] anyway, without the naming? I think so," criminologist Nina Rung told the TT news agency.
What form did the #MeToo movement take in Sweden?
What set the Swedish #MeToo movement apart from many other countries where it took hold was the high level of structural organization from very early on.
After the first initial social media posts, different initiatives were organized within specific branches. The first was known as the #tystnadtagning letter, written by hundreds of women in the theatre industry, which inspired similar initiatives in industries as varied as teaching, politics, the care sector, and sports.
These initiatives introduced a no-naming policy early on, instead focusing on structural changes needed.
The letters included anonymized accounts of sexual harassment in that industry, and specific points demanded in order to change the structures that allow it, for example clear and safe ways to report harassment without repercussions, and a requirement for workplaces to have policies on sexual harassment.
But some women, including Wallin, named their alleged abusers on social media. The Swedish Press Council has also criticized newspapers who published unconfirmed reports.


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Redis integration
Redis is core to Skyline, it is used to store and query time series data and to store and its own internal data.
Skyline stores time series data for traditional metrics in msgpack in Redis keys. labelled metrics - Skyline utilises the RedisTimeseries module to store time series for key/value style labelled metrics.
If you wish to process labelled metrics, there is a minimum requirement of Redis server 6.2.x if you wish to load the redistimeseries.so module, or a requirement of redis-stack-server 6.2.x with redistimeseries.so loaded.
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One downside to this scheme is that once time series in Redis start to get very long, Redis’ performance suffers. Redis was not designed to contain very large strings. We may one day switch to an alternative storage design as proposed by Antirez - see https://github.com/antirez/redis-timeseries - but for now, this is how it is. And given that the last update to that repo was in 10 Oct 2012, it is highly probable that normal Redis will be used for the forseenable future. UPDATE the future is here.
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Let me have it general here. I love being punctual, cycling and listening to music.
To the tech side, I care about privacy, version control, updates and ease of use.
With a strong faith that India is democratic, I apply the method of scientific thinking wherever possible.
I’ve got a very unique skillset which I have acquired over years, which I put to good use with a very reliant team.
I love working on the essentials. Here are a few of them.
Remember those moments when you are on the road, your phone beeps and that is when you realize your phone should have been in Silent mode but it is not (which becomes obvious now), and then hits the irresistible urge to pick up your phone. You are not alone, almost all people experience this. It is this exact situation that endangers people. DnD solves this problem by magically putting your phone into silent mode when you start driving.
Many a time we do not know where a link leads us to. E19 helps avoid exactly those ‘bad’ links by allowing you to preview them in the same window. Designed to be user friendly and intuitive, with no bloatware and the code being the bare essential, E19 is as stable as the browser.
When you are in your zone going through the presentation for your team, your managers, your students, or as a keynote and then you got to switch to the next slide.... You cringe down into your laptop searching for the key that gets what you want.... And right there tempo is lost. This product which is currently in its development phase gets the above situation solved once and for all. A gesture from you for the next slide.
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Before Change
// self.add_weights([self.alpha_low, self.alpha_high])
def forward(self, inputs):
outputs = self._apply_activation(
inputs, **{
"alpha_low": self.alpha_low_constrained,
"alpha_high": self.alpha_high_constrained,
"name": "ptrelu6_activation"
}
)
return outputs
After Change
self.alpha_high_constrained = tf.nn.sigmoid(self.alpha_high, name="constraining_alpha_high_in_0_1")
def forward(self, inputs):
pos = tf.nn.relu(inputs)
pos_6 = -tf.nn.relu(inputs - 6) + self.alpha_high_constrained * tf.nn.relu(inputs - 6)
neg = -self.alpha_low_constrained * tf.nn.relu(-inputs)
return pos + pos_6 + neg


Apollo changelog
Made by olokos@xda
Thread link
1.3.1:
Mostly bugfixes - I hope - There's still much to do :(
Optimizations of downloaded images (Images should be of better quality than before, and they should take less memory)
This changelog - quick HTML - let me know if you want to make it better!
Triple press play/pause button to go back to previous track @github
Fixed playback pause after pressing play/pause a few times @github
Cleaned-up source code - that should further increase the performance.
Caller FC fix attempt(just a reminder for me that I tried something).
Added a few permissions
1.3:
High resolution artworks are being downloaded! No more low resolution images! (If some low resolution images remain then download them manually by tapping at the album/artist image)
Performance improvements
Crashlytics implementation - it lets me know about any crash that happens, directly, no more logcats! I'm not that experienced to handle with them yet :/
Double press play/pause button on a headset to skip to next track @github
New high resolution default album art @github
Added transparent widgets!
Adjusted scrollbar padding on the right @github
From now on "do not download album arts when wifi is not connected" is 100% off if checked in options.
Removed padding between images in grid view(Album,Artists etc.)
Some more bugfixes.
1.2:
Rebuilt with latest Github sources
Manually fixed missing strings in about 5 translations
Lots of bugfixes
Covers/artists pictures now work like they should.
Greatly improved download time of covers/artists pictures.
Target android - KitKat(no influence on the player itself)
1.1:
Loading already downloaded images finally works as it should! No more redownloads!
Propably further improved download times.
Massive strings fixed (about 100 fixed strings, that means even less FC's in other languages than english)
Performance improvements
SORT BY FILENAME!
1.0:
Initial version - not released as it's available anywhere on the internet.


Owner: {{todo.owner.name}}
Email: {{todo.owner.email}}
Date: {{todo.owner.date}}
Deadline: {{todo.owner.deadline}}
Completed: {{todo.owner.completed}}
Abandoned: {{todo.owner.abandoned}}


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Before Change
// since SENTENCE_BOUNDARY_REGEX doesnt account
// for trailing whitespaces \s* is used as suffix
// to keep non-destructive text after segments joins
sent_spans = set((match.group(), match.start(), match.end()) for sent in sentences
for match in re.finditer("{0}\s*".format(re.escape(sent)),
self.original_text))
sorted_spans = sorted(sent_spans, key=lambda x: x[1])
return [TextSpan(sent, start, end) for sent, start, end in sorted_spans]
def segment(self, text):
After Change
for match in re.finditer(r"{0}\s*".format(re.escape(sent)), self.original_text):
match_str = match.group()
match_start_idx, match_end_idx = match.span()
if match_start_idx >= prior_start_char_idx:
// making sure if curren sentence and its span
// is either first sentence along with its char spans
// or current sent spans adjacent to prior sentence spans
sent_spans.append(
TextSpan(match_str, match_start_idx, match_end_idx))
prior_start_char_idx = match_start_idx
break
return sent_spans
def segment(self, text):
self.original_text = text