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011c07a5452afd434cf4a9d8c53e4f6b4451a7a03c15b612df652192dbe4fb4c | def measure_curvature_real(self, ploty, left_fit_cr, right_fit_cr):
'\n Calculates the curvature of polynomial functions in meters.\n '
ym_per_pix = (30 / 720)
xm_per_pix = (3.7 / 700)
y_eval = np.max(ploty)
left_curverad = (((1 + (((((2 * left_fit_cr[0]) * y_eval) * ym_per_pix) + left... | Calculates the curvature of polynomial functions in meters. | source/lane_detection.py | measure_curvature_real | 48cfu/CarND-Advanced-Lane-Lines | 0 | python | def measure_curvature_real(self, ploty, left_fit_cr, right_fit_cr):
'\n \n '
ym_per_pix = (30 / 720)
xm_per_pix = (3.7 / 700)
y_eval = np.max(ploty)
left_curverad = (((1 + (((((2 * left_fit_cr[0]) * y_eval) * ym_per_pix) + left_fit_cr[1]) ** 2)) ** 1.5) / np.absolute((2 * left_fit_cr[0... | def measure_curvature_real(self, ploty, left_fit_cr, right_fit_cr):
'\n \n '
ym_per_pix = (30 / 720)
xm_per_pix = (3.7 / 700)
y_eval = np.max(ploty)
left_curverad = (((1 + (((((2 * left_fit_cr[0]) * y_eval) * ym_per_pix) + left_fit_cr[1]) ** 2)) ** 1.5) / np.absolute((2 * left_fit_cr[0... |
3122e139e7b6179257f162146050e6fb9170de90294ba72847059eae6e94e5e8 | def process_image(self, img_original):
' \n first undistort\n '
img_undistorted = self.camera.undistort(img_original)
'\n Get combined binary image\n '
(combined_binary, color_binary) = self.camera.binary_from_combined_thresholds(img_undistorted, self.sobel_kernel, self.thres... | first undistort | source/lane_detection.py | process_image | 48cfu/CarND-Advanced-Lane-Lines | 0 | python | def process_image(self, img_original):
' \n \n '
img_undistorted = self.camera.undistort(img_original)
'\n Get combined binary image\n '
(combined_binary, color_binary) = self.camera.binary_from_combined_thresholds(img_undistorted, self.sobel_kernel, self.thresh_color_s_chann... | def process_image(self, img_original):
' \n \n '
img_undistorted = self.camera.undistort(img_original)
'\n Get combined binary image\n '
(combined_binary, color_binary) = self.camera.binary_from_combined_thresholds(img_undistorted, self.sobel_kernel, self.thresh_color_s_chann... |
ee7c312816904c8840538fe7bcacfd486984f2e4caf3282db53e03b497dc8e80 | def __next__(self):
'\n\t\tGets the next event in the buffer,\n\t\totherwise raises StopIteration\n\t\t'
if (len(self._buffer) > 0):
return self._buffer.pop(0)
else:
raise StopIteration | Gets the next event in the buffer,
otherwise raises StopIteration | src/pyrtc/transport.py | __next__ | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def __next__(self):
'\n\t\tGets the next event in the buffer,\n\t\totherwise raises StopIteration\n\t\t'
if (len(self._buffer) > 0):
return self._buffer.pop(0)
else:
raise StopIteration | def __next__(self):
'\n\t\tGets the next event in the buffer,\n\t\totherwise raises StopIteration\n\t\t'
if (len(self._buffer) > 0):
return self._buffer.pop(0)
else:
raise StopIteration<|docstring|>Gets the next event in the buffer,
otherwise raises StopIteration<|endoftext|> |
3078caf0b7bd479cd5786c593f5ba89b59dab04bd2201102d75924bac55be1d7 | def post(self, evt):
'\n\t\tAdd an event to the buffer.\n\t\t'
self._buffer.append(evt) | Add an event to the buffer. | src/pyrtc/transport.py | post | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def post(self, evt):
'\n\t\t\n\t\t'
self._buffer.append(evt) | def post(self, evt):
'\n\t\t\n\t\t'
self._buffer.append(evt)<|docstring|>Add an event to the buffer.<|endoftext|> |
1fb8af2865ef3afc5139da190cbeb0feb82cd4cecdb62dad8ebeb48ab18af0a3 | @property
def pending(self):
'\n\t\tTrue if there are events in\n\t\tthe buffer, False otherwise\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return len(self._buffer) | True if there are events in
the buffer, False otherwise
:type: bool | src/pyrtc/transport.py | pending | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | @property
def pending(self):
'\n\t\tTrue if there are events in\n\t\tthe buffer, False otherwise\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return len(self._buffer) | @property
def pending(self):
'\n\t\tTrue if there are events in\n\t\tthe buffer, False otherwise\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return len(self._buffer)<|docstring|>True if there are events in
the buffer, False otherwise
:type: bool<|endoftext|> |
23506dfcdc8653604b0109d083afddfeb552448ce77f7002dd0daaacfac84af2 | def __init__(self, cli_sock):
'\n\t\tCreates a WebSocket connection\n\t\tover the given socket.\n\n\t\t:param cli_sock: The socket to send data through.\n\t\t:type cli_sock: socket\n\t\t'
self._sock = cli_sock
self._conn = WSConnection(ConnectionType.SERVER)
self._closed = False
self._receivers = [] | Creates a WebSocket connection
over the given socket.
:param cli_sock: The socket to send data through.
:type cli_sock: socket | src/pyrtc/transport.py | __init__ | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def __init__(self, cli_sock):
'\n\t\tCreates a WebSocket connection\n\t\tover the given socket.\n\n\t\t:param cli_sock: The socket to send data through.\n\t\t:type cli_sock: socket\n\t\t'
self._sock = cli_sock
self._conn = WSConnection(ConnectionType.SERVER)
self._closed = False
self._receivers = [] | def __init__(self, cli_sock):
'\n\t\tCreates a WebSocket connection\n\t\tover the given socket.\n\n\t\t:param cli_sock: The socket to send data through.\n\t\t:type cli_sock: socket\n\t\t'
self._sock = cli_sock
self._conn = WSConnection(ConnectionType.SERVER)
self._closed = False
self._receivers = []... |
ab239c5e7bcdfffb0a51390251699070d136d32489f9b919a13a1118b03fd497 | def add_receiver(self, receiver):
'\n\t\tAdds a target for received events.\n\n\t\t:param receiver: The event target.\n\t\t:type receiver: EventReceiver\n\t\t'
if isinstance(receiver, EventReceiver):
self._receivers.append(receiver)
else:
raise TypeError('receiver must be an instance of Even... | Adds a target for received events.
:param receiver: The event target.
:type receiver: EventReceiver | src/pyrtc/transport.py | add_receiver | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def add_receiver(self, receiver):
'\n\t\tAdds a target for received events.\n\n\t\t:param receiver: The event target.\n\t\t:type receiver: EventReceiver\n\t\t'
if isinstance(receiver, EventReceiver):
self._receivers.append(receiver)
else:
raise TypeError('receiver must be an instance of Even... | def add_receiver(self, receiver):
'\n\t\tAdds a target for received events.\n\n\t\t:param receiver: The event target.\n\t\t:type receiver: EventReceiver\n\t\t'
if isinstance(receiver, EventReceiver):
self._receivers.append(receiver)
else:
raise TypeError('receiver must be an instance of Even... |
220c0a8713ab5800e4c6e1d1da9be680d4db8b6ea137079249f72b821203c632 | @property
def open(self):
'\n\t\tWhether the connection is open.\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return ((self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN) and (not self._closed)) | Whether the connection is open.
:type: bool | src/pyrtc/transport.py | open | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | @property
def open(self):
'\n\t\tWhether the connection is open.\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return ((self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN) and (not self._closed)) | @property
def open(self):
'\n\t\tWhether the connection is open.\n\n\t\t:type: bool\n\t\t'
return ((self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN) and (not self._closed))<|docstring|>Whether the connection is open.
:type: bool<|endoftext|> |
f636a3f8737563c6ab4cf6c028e06b3d2e922ba0d47ca40d8898bffbaac42f48 | def close(self, status=1000):
'\n\t\tCloses the WebSocket connection with the specified status\n\t\t(1000, the all-ok status code for WebSocket closure)\n\n\t\t:param status: The status code to close with.\n\t\t:type status: int\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state != ConnectionState.OPEN):
raise ValueError('Web... | Closes the WebSocket connection with the specified status
(1000, the all-ok status code for WebSocket closure)
:param status: The status code to close with.
:type status: int | src/pyrtc/transport.py | close | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def close(self, status=1000):
'\n\t\tCloses the WebSocket connection with the specified status\n\t\t(1000, the all-ok status code for WebSocket closure)\n\n\t\t:param status: The status code to close with.\n\t\t:type status: int\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state != ConnectionState.OPEN):
raise ValueError('Web... | def close(self, status=1000):
'\n\t\tCloses the WebSocket connection with the specified status\n\t\t(1000, the all-ok status code for WebSocket closure)\n\n\t\t:param status: The status code to close with.\n\t\t:type status: int\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state != ConnectionState.OPEN):
raise ValueError('Web... |
e4d15175281f3fe86ba1c8822b1576171be71ff5d75a73fd3d6b806299ccf67f | def close_raw(self):
'\n\t\tA safe close function that will cleanly close\n\t\tthe socket if the WebSocket connection state is\n\t\tnot open.\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN):
self.close()
else:
self._closed = True
self._sock.close() | A safe close function that will cleanly close
the socket if the WebSocket connection state is
not open. | src/pyrtc/transport.py | close_raw | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def close_raw(self):
'\n\t\tA safe close function that will cleanly close\n\t\tthe socket if the WebSocket connection state is\n\t\tnot open.\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN):
self.close()
else:
self._closed = True
self._sock.close() | def close_raw(self):
'\n\t\tA safe close function that will cleanly close\n\t\tthe socket if the WebSocket connection state is\n\t\tnot open.\n\t\t'
if (self._conn.state == ConnectionState.OPEN):
self.close()
else:
self._closed = True
self._sock.close()<|docstring|>A safe close funct... |
f88492f9c5ce83f2622fd67aa49e4d3c94045f40ab01a13ab7a408d2a1c9b1a1 | def send(self, data):
'\n\t\tSend data over the WebSocket connection.\n\t\tMay be a str or bytes, but the ws.proto\n\t\tMessage counterparts are accepted as well.\n\t\t'
if isinstance(data, str):
message = events.TextMessage(data)
elif isinstance(data, bytes):
message = events.BytesMessage(d... | Send data over the WebSocket connection.
May be a str or bytes, but the ws.proto
Message counterparts are accepted as well. | src/pyrtc/transport.py | send | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def send(self, data):
'\n\t\tSend data over the WebSocket connection.\n\t\tMay be a str or bytes, but the ws.proto\n\t\tMessage counterparts are accepted as well.\n\t\t'
if isinstance(data, str):
message = events.TextMessage(data)
elif isinstance(data, bytes):
message = events.BytesMessage(d... | def send(self, data):
'\n\t\tSend data over the WebSocket connection.\n\t\tMay be a str or bytes, but the ws.proto\n\t\tMessage counterparts are accepted as well.\n\t\t'
if isinstance(data, str):
message = events.TextMessage(data)
elif isinstance(data, bytes):
message = events.BytesMessage(d... |
6d5389d1f6d2d7878c8c01f609f2ff0c0a5f01cfa1d6a002b93c3cd989ca2dbc | def receive(self):
'\n\t\tReceives all available data from\n\t\tsocket, then posts all all events\n\t\tto all added receivers.\n\t\t'
if self._closed:
return
while can_read(self._sock):
data = self._sock.recv(2048)
if (not data):
self._closed = True
return
... | Receives all available data from
socket, then posts all all events
to all added receivers. | src/pyrtc/transport.py | receive | IsaacDorenkamp/PyRTC | 0 | python | def receive(self):
'\n\t\tReceives all available data from\n\t\tsocket, then posts all all events\n\t\tto all added receivers.\n\t\t'
if self._closed:
return
while can_read(self._sock):
data = self._sock.recv(2048)
if (not data):
self._closed = True
return
... | def receive(self):
'\n\t\tReceives all available data from\n\t\tsocket, then posts all all events\n\t\tto all added receivers.\n\t\t'
if self._closed:
return
while can_read(self._sock):
data = self._sock.recv(2048)
if (not data):
self._closed = True
return
... |
32f68ed93a7e5049488c813cfe0566c1e209a2c3323d28678e52099a5fd88029 | def getAppNameFromProcessID(processID, includeExt=False):
"Finds out the application name of the given process.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process handle of the application you wish to get the name of.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param includeExt: C{True} to include the extension of the application's execut... | Finds out the application name of the given process.
@param processID: the ID of the process handle of the application you wish to get the name of.
@type processID: int
@param includeExt: C{True} to include the extension of the application's executable filename, C{False} to exclude it.
@type window: bool
@returns: appl... | source/appModuleHandler.py | getAppNameFromProcessID | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def getAppNameFromProcessID(processID, includeExt=False):
"Finds out the application name of the given process.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process handle of the application you wish to get the name of.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param includeExt: C{True} to include the extension of the application's execut... | def getAppNameFromProcessID(processID, includeExt=False):
"Finds out the application name of the given process.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process handle of the application you wish to get the name of.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param includeExt: C{True} to include the extension of the application's execut... |
cc13c268f3360662e82557b66cafea0741941619e7626ec707e28702889d06b3 | def getAppModuleFromProcessID(processID):
"Finds the appModule that is for the given process ID. The module is also cached for later retreavals.\n\t@param processID: The ID of the process for which you wish to find the appModule.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@returns: the appModule, or None if there isn't one\n\t@rty... | Finds the appModule that is for the given process ID. The module is also cached for later retreavals.
@param processID: The ID of the process for which you wish to find the appModule.
@type processID: int
@returns: the appModule, or None if there isn't one
@rtype: appModule | source/appModuleHandler.py | getAppModuleFromProcessID | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def getAppModuleFromProcessID(processID):
"Finds the appModule that is for the given process ID. The module is also cached for later retreavals.\n\t@param processID: The ID of the process for which you wish to find the appModule.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@returns: the appModule, or None if there isn't one\n\t@rty... | def getAppModuleFromProcessID(processID):
"Finds the appModule that is for the given process ID. The module is also cached for later retreavals.\n\t@param processID: The ID of the process for which you wish to find the appModule.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@returns: the appModule, or None if there isn't one\n\t@rty... |
87830874a7e9b31b6e800d797a26da1ecc3b3fa34c61be0b6720bd8c337a542a | def update(processID, helperLocalBindingHandle=None, inprocRegistrationHandle=None):
'Tries to load a new appModule for the given process ID if need be.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param helperLocalBindingHandle: an optional RPC binding handle pointing to the RPC server f... | Tries to load a new appModule for the given process ID if need be.
@param processID: the ID of the process.
@type processID: int
@param helperLocalBindingHandle: an optional RPC binding handle pointing to the RPC server for this process
@param inprocRegistrationHandle: an optional rpc context handle representing succes... | source/appModuleHandler.py | update | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def update(processID, helperLocalBindingHandle=None, inprocRegistrationHandle=None):
'Tries to load a new appModule for the given process ID if need be.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param helperLocalBindingHandle: an optional RPC binding handle pointing to the RPC server f... | def update(processID, helperLocalBindingHandle=None, inprocRegistrationHandle=None):
'Tries to load a new appModule for the given process ID if need be.\n\t@param processID: the ID of the process.\n\t@type processID: int\n\t@param helperLocalBindingHandle: an optional RPC binding handle pointing to the RPC server f... |
76270be0b1044e0277976e6cdf5786bf218b77c4be6d7fa96a6cad7abe5bec8a | def cleanup():
'Removes any appModules from the cache whose process has died.\n\t'
for deadMod in [mod for mod in runningTable.values() if (not mod.isAlive)]:
log.debug(('application %s closed' % deadMod.appName))
del runningTable[deadMod.processID]
if (deadMod in set((o.appModule for o ... | Removes any appModules from the cache whose process has died. | source/appModuleHandler.py | cleanup | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def cleanup():
'\n\t'
for deadMod in [mod for mod in runningTable.values() if (not mod.isAlive)]:
log.debug(('application %s closed' % deadMod.appName))
del runningTable[deadMod.processID]
if (deadMod in set((o.appModule for o in (api.getFocusAncestors() + [api.getFocusObject()]) if (o a... | def cleanup():
'\n\t'
for deadMod in [mod for mod in runningTable.values() if (not mod.isAlive)]:
log.debug(('application %s closed' % deadMod.appName))
del runningTable[deadMod.processID]
if (deadMod in set((o.appModule for o in (api.getFocusAncestors() + [api.getFocusObject()]) if (o a... |
0d4197bf31674091adfc174819e0954c665bccded290b8918fd1f4d61c9ccadd | def fetchAppModule(processID, appName):
'Returns an appModule found in the appModules directory, for the given application name.\n\t@param processID: process ID for it to be associated with\n\t@type processID: integer\n\t@param appName: the application name for which an appModule should be found.\n\t@type appName: ... | Returns an appModule found in the appModules directory, for the given application name.
@param processID: process ID for it to be associated with
@type processID: integer
@param appName: the application name for which an appModule should be found.
@type appName: str
@returns: the appModule, or None if not found
@rtype:... | source/appModuleHandler.py | fetchAppModule | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def fetchAppModule(processID, appName):
'Returns an appModule found in the appModules directory, for the given application name.\n\t@param processID: process ID for it to be associated with\n\t@type processID: integer\n\t@param appName: the application name for which an appModule should be found.\n\t@type appName: ... | def fetchAppModule(processID, appName):
'Returns an appModule found in the appModules directory, for the given application name.\n\t@param processID: process ID for it to be associated with\n\t@type processID: integer\n\t@param appName: the application name for which an appModule should be found.\n\t@type appName: ... |
0349bc6050e035a30bc42485d58d5afde0b9823c97240b467b21085d7bc736ae | def reloadAppModules():
'Reloads running appModules.\n\tespecially, it clears the cache of running appModules and deletes them from sys.modules.\n\tEach appModule will then be reloaded immediately.\n\t'
global appModules
state = []
for mod in runningTable.values():
state.append({key: getattr(mod... | Reloads running appModules.
especially, it clears the cache of running appModules and deletes them from sys.modules.
Each appModule will then be reloaded immediately. | source/appModuleHandler.py | reloadAppModules | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def reloadAppModules():
'Reloads running appModules.\n\tespecially, it clears the cache of running appModules and deletes them from sys.modules.\n\tEach appModule will then be reloaded immediately.\n\t'
global appModules
state = []
for mod in runningTable.values():
state.append({key: getattr(mod... | def reloadAppModules():
'Reloads running appModules.\n\tespecially, it clears the cache of running appModules and deletes them from sys.modules.\n\tEach appModule will then be reloaded immediately.\n\t'
global appModules
state = []
for mod in runningTable.values():
state.append({key: getattr(mod... |
f021e9113a84bb85a0a02a44a59c38dc886941ffdcdc6690260057e8e4f86e07 | def initialize():
'Initializes the appModule subsystem. \n\t'
global NVDAProcessID, _importers
NVDAProcessID = os.getpid()
config.addConfigDirsToPythonPackagePath(appModules)
_importers = list(pkgutil.iter_importers('appModules.__init__')) | Initializes the appModule subsystem. | source/appModuleHandler.py | initialize | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def initialize():
' \n\t'
global NVDAProcessID, _importers
NVDAProcessID = os.getpid()
config.addConfigDirsToPythonPackagePath(appModules)
_importers = list(pkgutil.iter_importers('appModules.__init__')) | def initialize():
' \n\t'
global NVDAProcessID, _importers
NVDAProcessID = os.getpid()
config.addConfigDirsToPythonPackagePath(appModules)
_importers = list(pkgutil.iter_importers('appModules.__init__'))<|docstring|>Initializes the appModule subsystem.<|endoftext|> |
929d52a32672d67dac6067d562671c3c726c84be0472f5d874e6cb2d0070e589 | def getWmiProcessInfo(processId):
'Retrieve the WMI Win32_Process class instance for a given process.\n\tFor details about the available properties, see\n\thttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394372%28v=vs.85%29.aspx\n\t@param processId: The id of the process in question.\n\t@type processId: int\n\t@return: T... | Retrieve the WMI Win32_Process class instance for a given process.
For details about the available properties, see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394372%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
@param processId: The id of the process in question.
@type processId: int
@return: The WMI Win32_Process class instance.
@raise LookupErro... | source/appModuleHandler.py | getWmiProcessInfo | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def getWmiProcessInfo(processId):
'Retrieve the WMI Win32_Process class instance for a given process.\n\tFor details about the available properties, see\n\thttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394372%28v=vs.85%29.aspx\n\t@param processId: The id of the process in question.\n\t@type processId: int\n\t@return: T... | def getWmiProcessInfo(processId):
'Retrieve the WMI Win32_Process class instance for a given process.\n\tFor details about the available properties, see\n\thttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa394372%28v=vs.85%29.aspx\n\t@param processId: The id of the process in question.\n\t@type processId: int\n\t@return: T... |
940c44d3339af26614fd96c2f4750589e7b1f1f4c86f2ce2f67d9ba56f67b9cc | def _setProductInfo(self):
'Set productName and productVersion attributes.\n\t\tThere are at least two ways of obtaining product info for an app:\n\t\t* Package info for hosted apps\n\t\t* File version info for other apps and for some hosted apps\n\t\t'
if (not self.processHandle):
raise RuntimeError('p... | Set productName and productVersion attributes.
There are at least two ways of obtaining product info for an app:
* Package info for hosted apps
* File version info for other apps and for some hosted apps | source/appModuleHandler.py | _setProductInfo | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _setProductInfo(self):
'Set productName and productVersion attributes.\n\t\tThere are at least two ways of obtaining product info for an app:\n\t\t* Package info for hosted apps\n\t\t* File version info for other apps and for some hosted apps\n\t\t'
if (not self.processHandle):
raise RuntimeError('p... | def _setProductInfo(self):
'Set productName and productVersion attributes.\n\t\tThere are at least two ways of obtaining product info for an app:\n\t\t* Package info for hosted apps\n\t\t* File version info for other apps and for some hosted apps\n\t\t'
if (not self.processHandle):
raise RuntimeError('p... |
4538a5a2f97a147d3ad5fdbfe890cb2599317e1a7fc1a7a6c3b2147a14dce4b1 | def terminate(self):
'Terminate this app module.\n\t\tThis is called to perform any clean up when this app module is being destroyed.\n\t\tSubclasses should call the superclass method first.\n\t\t'
winKernel.closeHandle(self.processHandle)
if getattr(self, '_helperPreventDisconnect', False):
return
... | Terminate this app module.
This is called to perform any clean up when this app module is being destroyed.
Subclasses should call the superclass method first. | source/appModuleHandler.py | terminate | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def terminate(self):
'Terminate this app module.\n\t\tThis is called to perform any clean up when this app module is being destroyed.\n\t\tSubclasses should call the superclass method first.\n\t\t'
winKernel.closeHandle(self.processHandle)
if getattr(self, '_helperPreventDisconnect', False):
return
... | def terminate(self):
'Terminate this app module.\n\t\tThis is called to perform any clean up when this app module is being destroyed.\n\t\tSubclasses should call the superclass method first.\n\t\t'
winKernel.closeHandle(self.processHandle)
if getattr(self, '_helperPreventDisconnect', False):
return
... |
587a3556d6152980ef447825de9baa21ac2070add8b5e49830e8f1441dff3d0b | def chooseNVDAObjectOverlayClasses(self, obj, clsList):
'Choose NVDAObject overlay classes for a given NVDAObject.\n\t\tThis is called when an NVDAObject is being instantiated after L{NVDAObjects.NVDAObject.findOverlayClasses} has been called on the API-level class.\n\t\tThis allows an AppModule to add or remove ov... | Choose NVDAObject overlay classes for a given NVDAObject.
This is called when an NVDAObject is being instantiated after L{NVDAObjects.NVDAObject.findOverlayClasses} has been called on the API-level class.
This allows an AppModule to add or remove overlay classes.
See L{NVDAObjects.NVDAObject.findOverlayClasses} for det... | source/appModuleHandler.py | chooseNVDAObjectOverlayClasses | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def chooseNVDAObjectOverlayClasses(self, obj, clsList):
'Choose NVDAObject overlay classes for a given NVDAObject.\n\t\tThis is called when an NVDAObject is being instantiated after L{NVDAObjects.NVDAObject.findOverlayClasses} has been called on the API-level class.\n\t\tThis allows an AppModule to add or remove ov... | def chooseNVDAObjectOverlayClasses(self, obj, clsList):
'Choose NVDAObject overlay classes for a given NVDAObject.\n\t\tThis is called when an NVDAObject is being instantiated after L{NVDAObjects.NVDAObject.findOverlayClasses} has been called on the API-level class.\n\t\tThis allows an AppModule to add or remove ov... |
8ca58ed9830719a5ba3a9f9eac71b05802464e645cce3a055cc90f8cace4b60a | def _get_appPath(self):
"Returns the full path for the executable e.g. 'C:\\Windows\\explorer.exe' for Explorer.\n\t\t@rtype: str\n\t\t"
size = ctypes.wintypes.DWORD(ctypes.wintypes.MAX_PATH)
path = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(size.value)
winKernel.kernel32.QueryFullProcessImageNameW(self.processHandle... | Returns the full path for the executable e.g. 'C:\Windows\explorer.exe' for Explorer.
@rtype: str | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_appPath | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_appPath(self):
"Returns the full path for the executable e.g. 'C:\\Windows\\explorer.exe' for Explorer.\n\t\t@rtype: str\n\t\t"
size = ctypes.wintypes.DWORD(ctypes.wintypes.MAX_PATH)
path = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(size.value)
winKernel.kernel32.QueryFullProcessImageNameW(self.processHandle... | def _get_appPath(self):
"Returns the full path for the executable e.g. 'C:\\Windows\\explorer.exe' for Explorer.\n\t\t@rtype: str\n\t\t"
size = ctypes.wintypes.DWORD(ctypes.wintypes.MAX_PATH)
path = ctypes.create_unicode_buffer(size.value)
winKernel.kernel32.QueryFullProcessImageNameW(self.processHandle... |
7995ab1b4a4d301efb42dc77943ddded13a996f59d5ab8b3961637196cf76dda | def _get_is64BitProcess(self):
'Whether the underlying process is a 64 bit process.\n\t\t@rtype: bool\n\t\t'
if (os.environ.get('PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432') not in ('AMD64', 'ARM64')):
self.is64BitProcess = False
return False
try:
processMachine = ctypes.wintypes.USHORT()
if (ct... | Whether the underlying process is a 64 bit process.
@rtype: bool | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_is64BitProcess | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_is64BitProcess(self):
'Whether the underlying process is a 64 bit process.\n\t\t@rtype: bool\n\t\t'
if (os.environ.get('PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432') not in ('AMD64', 'ARM64')):
self.is64BitProcess = False
return False
try:
processMachine = ctypes.wintypes.USHORT()
if (ct... | def _get_is64BitProcess(self):
'Whether the underlying process is a 64 bit process.\n\t\t@rtype: bool\n\t\t'
if (os.environ.get('PROCESSOR_ARCHITEW6432') not in ('AMD64', 'ARM64')):
self.is64BitProcess = False
return False
try:
processMachine = ctypes.wintypes.USHORT()
if (ct... |
f897e134f3987751cca80e705b6f2c738a3d447e3cf1180775e0a346539d53b2 | def _get_isWindowsStoreApp(self):
'Whether this process is a Windows Store (immersive) process.\n\t\tAn immersive process is a Windows app that runs inside a Windows Runtime (WinRT) container.\n\t\tThese include Windows store apps on Windows 8 and 8.1,\n\t\tand Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps on Windows 10.\n... | Whether this process is a Windows Store (immersive) process.
An immersive process is a Windows app that runs inside a Windows Runtime (WinRT) container.
These include Windows store apps on Windows 8 and 8.1,
and Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps on Windows 10.
A special case is a converted desktop app distributed o... | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_isWindowsStoreApp | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_isWindowsStoreApp(self):
'Whether this process is a Windows Store (immersive) process.\n\t\tAn immersive process is a Windows app that runs inside a Windows Runtime (WinRT) container.\n\t\tThese include Windows store apps on Windows 8 and 8.1,\n\t\tand Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps on Windows 10.\n... | def _get_isWindowsStoreApp(self):
'Whether this process is a Windows Store (immersive) process.\n\t\tAn immersive process is a Windows app that runs inside a Windows Runtime (WinRT) container.\n\t\tThese include Windows store apps on Windows 8 and 8.1,\n\t\tand Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps on Windows 10.\n... |
a8bb4af541081a4957a4d19e6ffc387c14305051903a600120201094e74ab58d | def _get_appArchitecture(self):
'Returns the target architecture for the specified app.\n\t\tThis is useful for detecting X86/X64 apps running on ARM64 releases of Windows 10.\n\t\tThe following strings are returned:\n\t\t* x86: 32-bit x86 app on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows.\n\t\t* AMD64: x64 app on x64 or ARM64 Windo... | Returns the target architecture for the specified app.
This is useful for detecting X86/X64 apps running on ARM64 releases of Windows 10.
The following strings are returned:
* x86: 32-bit x86 app on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows.
* AMD64: x64 app on x64 or ARM64 Windows.
* ARM: 32-bit ARM app on ARM64 Windows.
* ARM64: 64-b... | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_appArchitecture | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_appArchitecture(self):
'Returns the target architecture for the specified app.\n\t\tThis is useful for detecting X86/X64 apps running on ARM64 releases of Windows 10.\n\t\tThe following strings are returned:\n\t\t* x86: 32-bit x86 app on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows.\n\t\t* AMD64: x64 app on x64 or ARM64 Windo... | def _get_appArchitecture(self):
'Returns the target architecture for the specified app.\n\t\tThis is useful for detecting X86/X64 apps running on ARM64 releases of Windows 10.\n\t\tThe following strings are returned:\n\t\t* x86: 32-bit x86 app on 32-bit or 64-bit Windows.\n\t\t* AMD64: x64 app on x64 or ARM64 Windo... |
b9bf84444a16f770ce192b16572d0e641e6c87966947e0e707be78ff6ce150bf | def isGoodUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be used, regardless whether native or not.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of and takes precedence over L{isBadUIAWindow}.\n\t\tIf both functions return C{False}, the decision of whether to use UIA for t... | returns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be used, regardless whether native or not.
This function is the counterpart of and takes precedence over L{isBadUIAWindow}.
If both functions return C{False}, the decision of whether to use UIA for the window is left to core.
Warning: this may be called... | source/appModuleHandler.py | isGoodUIAWindow | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def isGoodUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be used, regardless whether native or not.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of and takes precedence over L{isBadUIAWindow}.\n\t\tIf both functions return C{False}, the decision of whether to use UIA for t... | def isGoodUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be used, regardless whether native or not.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of and takes precedence over L{isBadUIAWindow}.\n\t\tIf both functions return C{False}, the decision of whether to use UIA for t... |
bacf996363d4af067ba555c6aa4b7345a7a47bcf77edb2eca7f9819d01a16faa | def isBadUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be ignored due to it being broken in some way.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of L{isGoodUIAWindow}.\n\t\tWhen both functions return C{True}, L{isGoodUIAWindow} takes precedence.\n\t\tIf both functions r... | returns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be ignored due to it being broken in some way.
This function is the counterpart of L{isGoodUIAWindow}.
When both functions return C{True}, L{isGoodUIAWindow} takes precedence.
If both functions return C{False}, the decision of whether to use UIA for the... | source/appModuleHandler.py | isBadUIAWindow | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def isBadUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be ignored due to it being broken in some way.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of L{isGoodUIAWindow}.\n\t\tWhen both functions return C{True}, L{isGoodUIAWindow} takes precedence.\n\t\tIf both functions r... | def isBadUIAWindow(self, hwnd):
"\n\t\treturns C{True} if the UIA implementation of the given window must be ignored due to it being broken in some way.\n\t\tThis function is the counterpart of L{isGoodUIAWindow}.\n\t\tWhen both functions return C{True}, L{isGoodUIAWindow} takes precedence.\n\t\tIf both functions r... |
3dfe5d4b75c9917a540c11268493dbe84e0d3aee608ad2a8a3a427f1a6e16698 | def shouldProcessUIAPropertyChangedEvent(self, sender, propertyId):
"\n\t\tDetermines whether NVDA should process a UIA property changed event.\n\t\tReturning False will cause the event to be dropped completely. This can be\n\t\tused to work around UIA implementations which flood events and cause poor\n\t\tperforma... | Determines whether NVDA should process a UIA property changed event.
Returning False will cause the event to be dropped completely. This can be
used to work around UIA implementations which flood events and cause poor
performance.
Returning True means that the event will be processed, but it might still
be rejected lat... | source/appModuleHandler.py | shouldProcessUIAPropertyChangedEvent | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def shouldProcessUIAPropertyChangedEvent(self, sender, propertyId):
"\n\t\tDetermines whether NVDA should process a UIA property changed event.\n\t\tReturning False will cause the event to be dropped completely. This can be\n\t\tused to work around UIA implementations which flood events and cause poor\n\t\tperforma... | def shouldProcessUIAPropertyChangedEvent(self, sender, propertyId):
"\n\t\tDetermines whether NVDA should process a UIA property changed event.\n\t\tReturning False will cause the event to be dropped completely. This can be\n\t\tused to work around UIA implementations which flood events and cause poor\n\t\tperforma... |
e1a7a23863cef84d76549ef072c33c7e9fee4ff29d27a81ea52cbfee7074eb6f | def dumpOnCrash(self):
'Request that this process writes a minidump when it crashes for debugging.\n\t\tThis should only be called if instructed by a developer.\n\t\t'
path = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), ('nvda_crash_%s_%d.dmp' % (self.appName, self.processID)))
NVDAHelper.localLib.nvdaInProcUtils_du... | Request that this process writes a minidump when it crashes for debugging.
This should only be called if instructed by a developer. | source/appModuleHandler.py | dumpOnCrash | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def dumpOnCrash(self):
'Request that this process writes a minidump when it crashes for debugging.\n\t\tThis should only be called if instructed by a developer.\n\t\t'
path = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), ('nvda_crash_%s_%d.dmp' % (self.appName, self.processID)))
NVDAHelper.localLib.nvdaInProcUtils_du... | def dumpOnCrash(self):
'Request that this process writes a minidump when it crashes for debugging.\n\t\tThis should only be called if instructed by a developer.\n\t\t'
path = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), ('nvda_crash_%s_%d.dmp' % (self.appName, self.processID)))
NVDAHelper.localLib.nvdaInProcUtils_du... |
e03931ee746013ca06be72760d28f7460e062d750ee7e82517dbb5a8fd96e02f | def _get_statusBar(self):
'Retrieve the status bar object of the application.\n\t\tIf C{NotImplementedError} is raised, L{api.getStatusBar} will resort to\n\t\tperform a lookup by position.\n\t\tIf C{None} is returned, L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} will\n\t\tin turn resort to reading the bottom line of ... | Retrieve the status bar object of the application.
If C{NotImplementedError} is raised, L{api.getStatusBar} will resort to
perform a lookup by position.
If C{None} is returned, L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} will
in turn resort to reading the bottom line of text written to the
display.
@rtype: NVDAObject | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_statusBar | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_statusBar(self):
'Retrieve the status bar object of the application.\n\t\tIf C{NotImplementedError} is raised, L{api.getStatusBar} will resort to\n\t\tperform a lookup by position.\n\t\tIf C{None} is returned, L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} will\n\t\tin turn resort to reading the bottom line of ... | def _get_statusBar(self):
'Retrieve the status bar object of the application.\n\t\tIf C{NotImplementedError} is raised, L{api.getStatusBar} will resort to\n\t\tperform a lookup by position.\n\t\tIf C{None} is returned, L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} will\n\t\tin turn resort to reading the bottom line of ... |
f16fcef3f707c671529528b42a7e07a46ac220401bbba15d97b7fd436a8e0493 | def _get_statusBarTextInfo(self):
'Retrieve a L{TextInfo} positioned at the status bar of the application.\n\t\tThis is used by L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} in cases where\n\t\tL{api.getStatusBar} could not locate a proper L{NVDAObject} for the\n\t\tstatus bar.\n\t\tFor this method to get called, L{_ge... | Retrieve a L{TextInfo} positioned at the status bar of the application.
This is used by L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} in cases where
L{api.getStatusBar} could not locate a proper L{NVDAObject} for the
status bar.
For this method to get called, L{_get_statusBar} must return C{None}.
@rtype: TextInfo | source/appModuleHandler.py | _get_statusBarTextInfo | lukaszgo1/nvda | 1,592 | python | def _get_statusBarTextInfo(self):
'Retrieve a L{TextInfo} positioned at the status bar of the application.\n\t\tThis is used by L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} in cases where\n\t\tL{api.getStatusBar} could not locate a proper L{NVDAObject} for the\n\t\tstatus bar.\n\t\tFor this method to get called, L{_ge... | def _get_statusBarTextInfo(self):
'Retrieve a L{TextInfo} positioned at the status bar of the application.\n\t\tThis is used by L{GlobalCommands.script_reportStatusLine} in cases where\n\t\tL{api.getStatusBar} could not locate a proper L{NVDAObject} for the\n\t\tstatus bar.\n\t\tFor this method to get called, L{_ge... |
a67eb90bb703cc829a0d281ec67e60bf27810fa33f5d2065b2985255219a8492 | @pytest.mark.parametrize('schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema', TESTS)
@pytest.mark.schemas
@pytest.mark.helper
def test_(schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema):
'\n GIVEN schema, schemas and expected name and schema\n WHEN calculate_property_schema is called with the schema and schemas\... | GIVEN schema, schemas and expected name and schema
WHEN calculate_property_schema is called with the schema and schemas
THEN the expected name and schema is returned. | tests/open_alchemy/schemas/helpers/association/test_calculate_property_schema.py | test_ | sfxsalem/OpenAlchemy | 40 | python | @pytest.mark.parametrize('schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema', TESTS)
@pytest.mark.schemas
@pytest.mark.helper
def test_(schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema):
'\n GIVEN schema, schemas and expected name and schema\n WHEN calculate_property_schema is called with the schema and schemas\... | @pytest.mark.parametrize('schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema', TESTS)
@pytest.mark.schemas
@pytest.mark.helper
def test_(schema, schemas, expected_name, expected_schema):
'\n GIVEN schema, schemas and expected name and schema\n WHEN calculate_property_schema is called with the schema and schemas\... |
755e0e6965a8380bfbbd75236d2262b5eb5e42fdbb82d727f5b943f083895f73 | def model_with_weights(model, weights, skip_mismatch):
" Load weights for model.\n\n Args\n model : The model to load weights for.\n weights : The weights to load.\n skip_mismatch : If True, skips layers whose shape of weights doesn't match with the model.\n "
if (weight... | Load weights for model.
Args
model : The model to load weights for.
weights : The weights to load.
skip_mismatch : If True, skips layers whose shape of weights doesn't match with the model. | src/networks/get_model.py | model_with_weights | skyimager/aqvs | 1 | python | def model_with_weights(model, weights, skip_mismatch):
" Load weights for model.\n\n Args\n model : The model to load weights for.\n weights : The weights to load.\n skip_mismatch : If True, skips layers whose shape of weights doesn't match with the model.\n "
if (weight... | def model_with_weights(model, weights, skip_mismatch):
" Load weights for model.\n\n Args\n model : The model to load weights for.\n weights : The weights to load.\n skip_mismatch : If True, skips layers whose shape of weights doesn't match with the model.\n "
if (weight... |
8f6ea779e9743077a0b13daeadbfcecd2731a3e12301d0d29a96bd4f1222bcf9 | def create_models(backbone_retinanet, num_classes, weights, multi_gpu=0, freeze_backbone=False, lr=1e-05, config=None):
' Creates three models (model, training_model, prediction_model).\n\n Args\n backbone_retinanet : A function to call to create a retinanet model with a given backbone.\n num_class... | Creates three models (model, training_model, prediction_model).
Args
backbone_retinanet : A function to call to create a retinanet model with a given backbone.
num_classes : The number of classes to train.
weights : The weights to load into the model.
multi_gpu : The number o... | src/networks/get_model.py | create_models | skyimager/aqvs | 1 | python | def create_models(backbone_retinanet, num_classes, weights, multi_gpu=0, freeze_backbone=False, lr=1e-05, config=None):
' Creates three models (model, training_model, prediction_model).\n\n Args\n backbone_retinanet : A function to call to create a retinanet model with a given backbone.\n num_class... | def create_models(backbone_retinanet, num_classes, weights, multi_gpu=0, freeze_backbone=False, lr=1e-05, config=None):
' Creates three models (model, training_model, prediction_model).\n\n Args\n backbone_retinanet : A function to call to create a retinanet model with a given backbone.\n num_class... |
eea5ff563a8a364cdf258169548aca0529bbfb0d95b25eb4033da69f6d4cb1f1 | def load_module(name):
'\n Loads and returns the module with name.\n The difference is that this function also adds\n the Python ast to each function in the module\n along the way.\n '
findex = function_index(name)
m = importlib.import_module(name)
add_ast(m, findex)
return m | Loads and returns the module with name.
The difference is that this function also adds
the Python ast to each function in the module
along the way. | sallyforth/module_loader.py | load_module | russolsen/sallyforth | 13 | python | def load_module(name):
'\n Loads and returns the module with name.\n The difference is that this function also adds\n the Python ast to each function in the module\n along the way.\n '
findex = function_index(name)
m = importlib.import_module(name)
add_ast(m, findex)
return m | def load_module(name):
'\n Loads and returns the module with name.\n The difference is that this function also adds\n the Python ast to each function in the module\n along the way.\n '
findex = function_index(name)
m = importlib.import_module(name)
add_ast(m, findex)
return m<|docstri... |
efbf76cf58f328dbb2a3d1932eebd709e6ed51898ded8ecec75ff8fd2d4155fe | def concat_functions(function_asts, name='generated_function'):
"\n Given an array of function AST objects,\n attempt to produce a new function whose\n body is the concatenation of the existing functions.\n Note that the new function will take the same number\n of arguments as the first function on t... | Given an array of function AST objects,
attempt to produce a new function whose
body is the concatenation of the existing functions.
Note that the new function will take the same number
of arguments as the first function on the list.
Returns None if it's unable to build the new function. | sallyforth/module_loader.py | concat_functions | russolsen/sallyforth | 13 | python | def concat_functions(function_asts, name='generated_function'):
"\n Given an array of function AST objects,\n attempt to produce a new function whose\n body is the concatenation of the existing functions.\n Note that the new function will take the same number\n of arguments as the first function on t... | def concat_functions(function_asts, name='generated_function'):
"\n Given an array of function AST objects,\n attempt to produce a new function whose\n body is the concatenation of the existing functions.\n Note that the new function will take the same number\n of arguments as the first function on t... |
86b0a5bc6e2cba5715d4863e50e54581a7a5601728214a009032cfbb9dddede7 | def get_root_uuid(zf: zipfile.ZipFile) -> UUID:
"\n Returns the root UUID for a QIIME 2 Archive.\n\n There's no particular reason we use the first filename here. All QIIME 2\n Artifacts store their contents in a directory named with the Artifact's\n UUID, so we can get the UUID of an artifact by taking... | Returns the root UUID for a QIIME 2 Archive.
There's no particular reason we use the first filename here. All QIIME 2
Artifacts store their contents in a directory named with the Artifact's
UUID, so we can get the UUID of an artifact by taking the first part of the
filepath of any file in the zip archive. | provenance_lib/util.py | get_root_uuid | ChrisKeefe/provenance_py | 1 | python | def get_root_uuid(zf: zipfile.ZipFile) -> UUID:
"\n Returns the root UUID for a QIIME 2 Archive.\n\n There's no particular reason we use the first filename here. All QIIME 2\n Artifacts store their contents in a directory named with the Artifact's\n UUID, so we can get the UUID of an artifact by taking... | def get_root_uuid(zf: zipfile.ZipFile) -> UUID:
"\n Returns the root UUID for a QIIME 2 Archive.\n\n There's no particular reason we use the first filename here. All QIIME 2\n Artifacts store their contents in a directory named with the Artifact's\n UUID, so we can get the UUID of an artifact by taking... |
4cfedc88403caf5d4fb83af2dd49f934808f34ebb57e09268fcc7bc7d9aa30b2 | def test_amplitude_to_DB_itemwise_clamps(self):
"Ensure that the clamps are separate for each spectrogram in a batch.\n\n The clamp was determined per-batch in a prior implementation, which\n meant it was determined by the loudest item, thus items weren't\n independent. See:\n\n https://... | Ensure that the clamps are separate for each spectrogram in a batch.
The clamp was determined per-batch in a prior implementation, which
meant it was determined by the loudest item, thus items weren't
independent. See:
https://github.com/pytorch/audio/issues/994 | test/torchaudio_unittest/batch_consistency_test.py | test_amplitude_to_DB_itemwise_clamps | jieruan02/audio | 0 | python | def test_amplitude_to_DB_itemwise_clamps(self):
"Ensure that the clamps are separate for each spectrogram in a batch.\n\n The clamp was determined per-batch in a prior implementation, which\n meant it was determined by the loudest item, thus items weren't\n independent. See:\n\n https://... | def test_amplitude_to_DB_itemwise_clamps(self):
"Ensure that the clamps are separate for each spectrogram in a batch.\n\n The clamp was determined per-batch in a prior implementation, which\n meant it was determined by the loudest item, thus items weren't\n independent. See:\n\n https://... |
bcc9509787301a64cd0f4d43fc965af98d75a263ac64c01f9e29843fd1456ab9 | def test_amplitude_to_DB_not_channelwise_clamps(self):
'Check that clamps are applied per-item, not per channel.'
amplitude_mult = 20.0
amin = 1e-10
ref = 1.0
db_mult = math.log10(max(amin, ref))
top_db = 40.0
torch.manual_seed(0)
spec = (torch.rand([1, 2, 100, 100]) * 200)
spec[(:, ... | Check that clamps are applied per-item, not per channel. | test/torchaudio_unittest/batch_consistency_test.py | test_amplitude_to_DB_not_channelwise_clamps | jieruan02/audio | 0 | python | def test_amplitude_to_DB_not_channelwise_clamps(self):
amplitude_mult = 20.0
amin = 1e-10
ref = 1.0
db_mult = math.log10(max(amin, ref))
top_db = 40.0
torch.manual_seed(0)
spec = (torch.rand([1, 2, 100, 100]) * 200)
spec[(:, 0)] += 50
specwise_dbs = F.amplitude_to_DB(spec, ampli... | def test_amplitude_to_DB_not_channelwise_clamps(self):
amplitude_mult = 20.0
amin = 1e-10
ref = 1.0
db_mult = math.log10(max(amin, ref))
top_db = 40.0
torch.manual_seed(0)
spec = (torch.rand([1, 2, 100, 100]) * 200)
spec[(:, 0)] += 50
specwise_dbs = F.amplitude_to_DB(spec, ampli... |
47f443e90d53cb3c077635bc54125f454bace162f127a1422d3e375bd2345ea5 | def __jura_bin(self):
'Return jura binary invocation command'
(_, self.runconfig) = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix='.conf', prefix='arcctl.jura.')
self.logger.debug('Dumping runtime configuration for Jura to %s', self.runconfig)
self.arcconfig.save_run_config(self.runconfig)
x509_cert_dir = self.arcconfig.... | Return jura binary invocation command | src/utils/python/arc/control/Accounting.py | __jura_bin | davidgcameron/arc | 0 | python | def __jura_bin(self):
(_, self.runconfig) = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix='.conf', prefix='arcctl.jura.')
self.logger.debug('Dumping runtime configuration for Jura to %s', self.runconfig)
self.arcconfig.save_run_config(self.runconfig)
x509_cert_dir = self.arcconfig.get_value('x509_cert_dir', 'common')
... | def __jura_bin(self):
(_, self.runconfig) = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix='.conf', prefix='arcctl.jura.')
self.logger.debug('Dumping runtime configuration for Jura to %s', self.runconfig)
self.arcconfig.save_run_config(self.runconfig)
x509_cert_dir = self.arcconfig.get_value('x509_cert_dir', 'common')
... |
f882159d8218d7037189c112cab26aab5bc25d146f4399c20eb8714bc3c23b07 | def __ensure_accounting_db(self, args):
'Ensure accounting database availabiliy'
if self.archive.db_exists():
self.archive.db_connection_init()
elif args.db_init:
self.logger.info('Migrating Jura archive to accounting database')
self.archive.process_records()
else:
self.l... | Ensure accounting database availabiliy | src/utils/python/arc/control/Accounting.py | __ensure_accounting_db | davidgcameron/arc | 0 | python | def __ensure_accounting_db(self, args):
if self.archive.db_exists():
self.archive.db_connection_init()
elif args.db_init:
self.logger.info('Migrating Jura archive to accounting database')
self.archive.process_records()
else:
self.logger.error('Accounting database is not ... | def __ensure_accounting_db(self, args):
if self.archive.db_exists():
self.archive.db_connection_init()
elif args.db_init:
self.logger.info('Migrating Jura archive to accounting database')
self.archive.process_records()
else:
self.logger.error('Accounting database is not ... |
54b90b7dfcef327def384c2b37a00653a6ea84d1854eaf1cef0d6984bb22f71c | def get_cache_obj(obj_type):
'获取缓存对象'
if (obj_type not in cache_dict):
cache_dict.update({obj_type: obj_type()})
return cache_dict.setdefault(obj_type) | 获取缓存对象 | sql_faker/sql_faker/cache_dict.py | get_cache_obj | lkmc2/python-sql-faker | 12 | python | def get_cache_obj(obj_type):
if (obj_type not in cache_dict):
cache_dict.update({obj_type: obj_type()})
return cache_dict.setdefault(obj_type) | def get_cache_obj(obj_type):
if (obj_type not in cache_dict):
cache_dict.update({obj_type: obj_type()})
return cache_dict.setdefault(obj_type)<|docstring|>获取缓存对象<|endoftext|> |
bd34dad0925e481d4ce270c5fd5535b1cfdbbd05eed2940f098ca5f01a6b996f | def pickup_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the pickup_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
pickupzip_features = df.groupB... | Computes the pickup_features feature group.
To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs. | src/week3-mlflow-projects/Feature Store Taxi example notebook.py | pickup_features_fn | Erica233/databricks-zero-to-mlops | 9 | python | def pickup_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the pickup_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
pickupzip_features = df.groupB... | def pickup_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the pickup_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
pickupzip_features = df.groupB... |
c26224eaee482e805ab39a7422ddd55f51fe9a51a1cee3cd5e60cb3c1589751d | def dropoff_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the dropoff_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
dropoffzip_features = df.gro... | Computes the dropoff_features feature group.
To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs. | src/week3-mlflow-projects/Feature Store Taxi example notebook.py | dropoff_features_fn | Erica233/databricks-zero-to-mlops | 9 | python | def dropoff_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the dropoff_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
dropoffzip_features = df.gro... | def dropoff_features_fn(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date):
'\n Computes the dropoff_features feature group.\n To restrict features to a time range, pass in ts_column, start_date, and/or end_date as kwargs.\n '
df = filter_df_by_ts(df, ts_column, start_date, end_date)
dropoffzip_features = df.gro... |
f6a5e19db2310e0d189661bbee3898ff12196bbc1da445175940849fa90e7d95 | def rounded_unix_timestamp(dt, num_minutes=15):
'\n Ceilings datetime dt to interval num_minutes, then returns the unix timestamp.\n '
nsecs = (((dt.minute * 60) + dt.second) + (dt.microsecond * 1e-06))
delta = ((math.ceil((nsecs / (60 * num_minutes))) * (60 * num_minutes)) - nsecs)
return int((dt... | Ceilings datetime dt to interval num_minutes, then returns the unix timestamp. | src/week3-mlflow-projects/Feature Store Taxi example notebook.py | rounded_unix_timestamp | Erica233/databricks-zero-to-mlops | 9 | python | def rounded_unix_timestamp(dt, num_minutes=15):
'\n \n '
nsecs = (((dt.minute * 60) + dt.second) + (dt.microsecond * 1e-06))
delta = ((math.ceil((nsecs / (60 * num_minutes))) * (60 * num_minutes)) - nsecs)
return int((dt + timedelta(seconds=delta)).timestamp()) | def rounded_unix_timestamp(dt, num_minutes=15):
'\n \n '
nsecs = (((dt.minute * 60) + dt.second) + (dt.microsecond * 1e-06))
delta = ((math.ceil((nsecs / (60 * num_minutes))) * (60 * num_minutes)) - nsecs)
return int((dt + timedelta(seconds=delta)).timestamp())<|docstring|>Ceilings datetime dt to ... |
6236444f2109350c4c42cff76fdc4e05f44c2a4f50245c0251b8b028c810d328 | @pytest.fixture(scope='session', autouse=True)
def shim_settings():
'Override DGP Application settings object so as not to pollute the regular\n settings when testing.\n\n This fixture will be automatically called, and will delete the settings ini\n file at the conclusion of the test session.\n '
se... | Override DGP Application settings object so as not to pollute the regular
settings when testing.
This fixture will be automatically called, and will delete the settings ini
file at the conclusion of the test session. | tests/conftest.py | shim_settings | DynamicGravitySystems/DGP | 7 | python | @pytest.fixture(scope='session', autouse=True)
def shim_settings():
'Override DGP Application settings object so as not to pollute the regular\n settings when testing.\n\n This fixture will be automatically called, and will delete the settings ini\n file at the conclusion of the test session.\n '
se... | @pytest.fixture(scope='session', autouse=True)
def shim_settings():
'Override DGP Application settings object so as not to pollute the regular\n settings when testing.\n\n This fixture will be automatically called, and will delete the settings ini\n file at the conclusion of the test session.\n '
se... |
404d9ba3a65164611899449d20d072795289199daed2e74eeb5eb233fac8d71d | def excepthook(type_, value, traceback_):
'This allows IDE to properly display unhandled exceptions which are\n otherwise silently ignored as the application is terminated.\n Override default excepthook with\n >>> sys.excepthook = excepthook\n\n See Also\n --------\n\n http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/... | This allows IDE to properly display unhandled exceptions which are
otherwise silently ignored as the application is terminated.
Override default excepthook with
>>> sys.excepthook = excepthook
See Also
--------
http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5/incompatibilities.html | tests/conftest.py | excepthook | DynamicGravitySystems/DGP | 7 | python | def excepthook(type_, value, traceback_):
'This allows IDE to properly display unhandled exceptions which are\n otherwise silently ignored as the application is terminated.\n Override default excepthook with\n >>> sys.excepthook = excepthook\n\n See Also\n --------\n\n http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/... | def excepthook(type_, value, traceback_):
'This allows IDE to properly display unhandled exceptions which are\n otherwise silently ignored as the application is terminated.\n Override default excepthook with\n >>> sys.excepthook = excepthook\n\n See Also\n --------\n\n http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/... |
5e943eb2481e866ec62ca91a928475481ca7ac2911baf02240ef14c76e186b3c | @pytest.fixture()
def project(project_factory, tmpdir):
'This fixture constructs a project model with a flight, gravimeter,\n DataSet (and its children - DataFile/DataSegment) for testing the serialization\n and de-serialization of a fleshed out project.\n '
return project_factory('TestProject', tmpdir... | This fixture constructs a project model with a flight, gravimeter,
DataSet (and its children - DataFile/DataSegment) for testing the serialization
and de-serialization of a fleshed out project. | tests/conftest.py | project | DynamicGravitySystems/DGP | 7 | python | @pytest.fixture()
def project(project_factory, tmpdir):
'This fixture constructs a project model with a flight, gravimeter,\n DataSet (and its children - DataFile/DataSegment) for testing the serialization\n and de-serialization of a fleshed out project.\n '
return project_factory('TestProject', tmpdir... | @pytest.fixture()
def project(project_factory, tmpdir):
'This fixture constructs a project model with a flight, gravimeter,\n DataSet (and its children - DataFile/DataSegment) for testing the serialization\n and de-serialization of a fleshed out project.\n '
return project_factory('TestProject', tmpdir... |
e0c453f6170cf3c33784651a94677d6e2dcf0ebeaea1e40dc8d05762ee69e1b2 | @pytest.fixture()
def batch_executor():
'To use this fixture, replace batch_executor.batch_fn with your own\n batch function.'
def batch_fn(inputs):
raise NotImplemented
batch_executor = BatchExecutor(batch_fn=batch_fn)
(yield batch_executor)
batch_executor.close() | To use this fixture, replace batch_executor.batch_fn with your own
batch function. | tests/test_batch_executor.py | batch_executor | TheRakeshPurohit/open_vision_capsules | 2 | python | @pytest.fixture()
def batch_executor():
'To use this fixture, replace batch_executor.batch_fn with your own\n batch function.'
def batch_fn(inputs):
raise NotImplemented
batch_executor = BatchExecutor(batch_fn=batch_fn)
(yield batch_executor)
batch_executor.close() | @pytest.fixture()
def batch_executor():
'To use this fixture, replace batch_executor.batch_fn with your own\n batch function.'
def batch_fn(inputs):
raise NotImplemented
batch_executor = BatchExecutor(batch_fn=batch_fn)
(yield batch_executor)
batch_executor.close()<|docstring|>To use thi... |
e745995b71760656fa54302184fa0ce732a2bdce216130aaa41503baf67d000c | def batch_fn_base(inputs: List[int], raises: bool) -> Generator[(Any, None, None)]:
'Process results and yield them as they are processed\n\n This function is to be used as a base for other test cases for batch_fn\n variants.\n\n :param inputs: A list of inputs\n :param raises: If True, raises an error ... | Process results and yield them as they are processed
This function is to be used as a base for other test cases for batch_fn
variants.
:param inputs: A list of inputs
:param raises: If True, raises an error on the 5th input. If False,
no exception will be raised. | tests/test_batch_executor.py | batch_fn_base | TheRakeshPurohit/open_vision_capsules | 2 | python | def batch_fn_base(inputs: List[int], raises: bool) -> Generator[(Any, None, None)]:
'Process results and yield them as they are processed\n\n This function is to be used as a base for other test cases for batch_fn\n variants.\n\n :param inputs: A list of inputs\n :param raises: If True, raises an error ... | def batch_fn_base(inputs: List[int], raises: bool) -> Generator[(Any, None, None)]:
'Process results and yield them as they are processed\n\n This function is to be used as a base for other test cases for batch_fn\n variants.\n\n :param inputs: A list of inputs\n :param raises: If True, raises an error ... |
5ac5887c8a377a1487e6ab96f2062f5829f7dd5fe1d8debcb6aa912e4c243189 | def batch_fn_returns_list(inputs: List[int]) -> List[Any]:
'Process results and yield them at the end, as a list.'
return list(batch_fn_base(inputs, raises=False)) | Process results and yield them at the end, as a list. | tests/test_batch_executor.py | batch_fn_returns_list | TheRakeshPurohit/open_vision_capsules | 2 | python | def batch_fn_returns_list(inputs: List[int]) -> List[Any]:
return list(batch_fn_base(inputs, raises=False)) | def batch_fn_returns_list(inputs: List[int]) -> List[Any]:
return list(batch_fn_base(inputs, raises=False))<|docstring|>Process results and yield them at the end, as a list.<|endoftext|> |
38ad3021da59f6224bee6c0570dca8b18ba611dff451932813279039b4b6aa9d | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn', 'expect_partial_results'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator_raises, True), (batch_fn_returns_list_raises, False)])
def test_exceptions_during_batch_fn(batch_executor, batch_fn, expect_partial_results):
'Test that BatchExecutor catches exceptions that occur in the... | Test that BatchExecutor catches exceptions that occur in the batch_fn
and propagates them through the requests Future objects.
If an exception occurs after processing some of the batch, the expectation
is that the unprocessed inputs of the batch will get an exception
set (expect_partial_results=True). If the exception... | tests/test_batch_executor.py | test_exceptions_during_batch_fn | TheRakeshPurohit/open_vision_capsules | 2 | python | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn', 'expect_partial_results'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator_raises, True), (batch_fn_returns_list_raises, False)])
def test_exceptions_during_batch_fn(batch_executor, batch_fn, expect_partial_results):
'Test that BatchExecutor catches exceptions that occur in the... | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn', 'expect_partial_results'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator_raises, True), (batch_fn_returns_list_raises, False)])
def test_exceptions_during_batch_fn(batch_executor, batch_fn, expect_partial_results):
'Test that BatchExecutor catches exceptions that occur in the... |
df55c7a05a6d58db453173a20debd96166b73739160bb180f9b7cbe48fa79e17 | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator,), (batch_fn_returns_list,)])
def test_relevant_input_outputs_match(batch_executor, batch_fn):
'Test the output for any given input is routed to the correct\n Future object. '
batch_executor.batch_fn = batch_fn
request... | Test the output for any given input is routed to the correct
Future object. | tests/test_batch_executor.py | test_relevant_input_outputs_match | TheRakeshPurohit/open_vision_capsules | 2 | python | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator,), (batch_fn_returns_list,)])
def test_relevant_input_outputs_match(batch_executor, batch_fn):
'Test the output for any given input is routed to the correct\n Future object. '
batch_executor.batch_fn = batch_fn
request... | @pytest.mark.parametrize(argnames=['batch_fn'], argvalues=[(batch_fn_returns_generator,), (batch_fn_returns_list,)])
def test_relevant_input_outputs_match(batch_executor, batch_fn):
'Test the output for any given input is routed to the correct\n Future object. '
batch_executor.batch_fn = batch_fn
request... |
25998d71b2fc513a0ce02f9f762bca55172e7a66cc170b55debf1b54a5768f3b | def __init__(self, objective, parameter, optimizer):
'\n :param objective: an Objective object\n :param parameter: an Parameter object\n :param optimizer: the optimization algorithm\n '
self.__objective = objective
self.__parameter = parameter
self.__optimizer = optimizer | :param objective: an Objective object
:param parameter: an Parameter object
:param optimizer: the optimization algorithm | zoopt/algos/high_dimensionality_handling/sre_optimization.py | __init__ | IcarusWizard/ZOOpt | 403 | python | def __init__(self, objective, parameter, optimizer):
'\n :param objective: an Objective object\n :param parameter: an Parameter object\n :param optimizer: the optimization algorithm\n '
self.__objective = objective
self.__parameter = parameter
self.__optimizer = optimizer | def __init__(self, objective, parameter, optimizer):
'\n :param objective: an Objective object\n :param parameter: an Parameter object\n :param optimizer: the optimization algorithm\n '
self.__objective = objective
self.__parameter = parameter
self.__optimizer = optimizer<|do... |
a90d7f2e9249977cb437e5605c975cd27c7f93f13f0d7073c2bc2f88588100fe | def opt(self):
'\n Sequential random embedding optimization.\n\n :return: the best solution of the optimization\n '
dim = self.__objective.get_dim()
res = []
iteration = self.__parameter.get_num_sre()
new_obj = copy.deepcopy(self.__objective)
new_par = copy.deepcopy(self.__p... | Sequential random embedding optimization.
:return: the best solution of the optimization | zoopt/algos/high_dimensionality_handling/sre_optimization.py | opt | IcarusWizard/ZOOpt | 403 | python | def opt(self):
'\n Sequential random embedding optimization.\n\n :return: the best solution of the optimization\n '
dim = self.__objective.get_dim()
res = []
iteration = self.__parameter.get_num_sre()
new_obj = copy.deepcopy(self.__objective)
new_par = copy.deepcopy(self.__p... | def opt(self):
'\n Sequential random embedding optimization.\n\n :return: the best solution of the optimization\n '
dim = self.__objective.get_dim()
res = []
iteration = self.__parameter.get_num_sre()
new_obj = copy.deepcopy(self.__objective)
new_par = copy.deepcopy(self.__p... |
21319c7c784a0e08c9c8377a6bbcb334185eb0ace885406889d30630222dc770 | def test_make_gradient_2d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient.\n :return: True\n '
print('[INFO] Making 2d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_array, (4, 4))
... | Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient.
:return: True | test_converter.py | test_make_gradient_2d | In1th/j-pet-format-converter | 1 | python | def test_make_gradient_2d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient.\n :return: True\n '
print('[INFO] Making 2d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_array, (4, 4))
... | def test_make_gradient_2d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient.\n :return: True\n '
print('[INFO] Making 2d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_array, (4, 4))
... |
3203976e355eb84b3c1165c2af11213090176c703f732686e7246bb4328483dc | def test_make_gradient_3d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient, repeated on 4 slices.\n :return: \n '
print('[INFO] Making 3d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_... | Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient, repeated on 4 slices.
:return: | test_converter.py | test_make_gradient_3d | In1th/j-pet-format-converter | 1 | python | def test_make_gradient_3d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient, repeated on 4 slices.\n :return: \n '
print('[INFO] Making 3d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_... | def test_make_gradient_3d(self):
'\n Function creates a dummy file with a 2D gradient, repeated on 4 slices.\n :return: \n '
print('[INFO] Making 3d image filled with gradient squares.')
x = np.arange(16).reshape(16, 1)
pixel_array = ((x + x.T) * 16)
pixel_array = np.tile(pixel_... |
f79eac047d02a561a784259fb89f4c909b6870a5e0d7a501d2fe732b410b6b89 | def variable_summaries(var):
'Attach a lot of summaries to a Tensor (for TensorBoard visualization).'
with tf.name_scope('summaries'):
mean = tf.reduce_mean(var)
tf.summary.scalar('mean', mean) | Attach a lot of summaries to a Tensor (for TensorBoard visualization). | captcha_cnn/main.py | variable_summaries | leafsummer/captcha-tensorflow | 823 | python | def variable_summaries(var):
with tf.name_scope('summaries'):
mean = tf.reduce_mean(var)
tf.summary.scalar('mean', mean) | def variable_summaries(var):
with tf.name_scope('summaries'):
mean = tf.reduce_mean(var)
tf.summary.scalar('mean', mean)<|docstring|>Attach a lot of summaries to a Tensor (for TensorBoard visualization).<|endoftext|> |
07470f8ecbdb6a27daa5897bb0de162f86bad37acb622b480d04baf9aa3f9fd6 | def main():
'reading json from api'
groundctrl = urllib.request.urlopen(MAJORTOM)
helmet = groundctrl.read()
helmetson = json.loads(helmet.decode('utf-8'))
print(('People in space: ' + str(helmetson['number'])))
for astro in helmetson['people']:
print(((astro['name'] + ' on the ') + astr... | reading json from api | iss/requests-ride_iss2.py | main | nebiutadele/2022-02-28-Alta3-Python | 0 | python | def main():
groundctrl = urllib.request.urlopen(MAJORTOM)
helmet = groundctrl.read()
helmetson = json.loads(helmet.decode('utf-8'))
print(('People in space: ' + str(helmetson['number'])))
for astro in helmetson['people']:
print(((astro['name'] + ' on the ') + astro['craft'])) | def main():
groundctrl = urllib.request.urlopen(MAJORTOM)
helmet = groundctrl.read()
helmetson = json.loads(helmet.decode('utf-8'))
print(('People in space: ' + str(helmetson['number'])))
for astro in helmetson['people']:
print(((astro['name'] + ' on the ') + astro['craft']))<|docstring... |
e5c0865e7c4282d2d5f95fd494dfa8f5c0d0762e769903c2c7d4283a9011e171 | def load(file, *, bitmap=None, palette=None):
'Loads a GIF image from the open ``file``.\n\n Returns tuple of bitmap object and palette object.\n\n :param object bitmap: Type to store bitmap data. Must have API similar to `displayio.Bitmap`.\n Will be skipped if None\n :param object palett... | Loads a GIF image from the open ``file``.
Returns tuple of bitmap object and palette object.
:param object bitmap: Type to store bitmap data. Must have API similar to `displayio.Bitmap`.
Will be skipped if None
:param object palette: Type to store the palette. Must have API similar to
`displayio.Palette`. Will be... | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | load | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def load(file, *, bitmap=None, palette=None):
'Loads a GIF image from the open ``file``.\n\n Returns tuple of bitmap object and palette object.\n\n :param object bitmap: Type to store bitmap data. Must have API similar to `displayio.Bitmap`.\n Will be skipped if None\n :param object palett... | def load(file, *, bitmap=None, palette=None):
'Loads a GIF image from the open ``file``.\n\n Returns tuple of bitmap object and palette object.\n\n :param object bitmap: Type to store bitmap data. Must have API similar to `displayio.Bitmap`.\n Will be skipped if None\n :param object palett... |
c0ca6e114db16c5bac61ad4a52d588df30b58c1ebaa9b4e42421dae6d79b5ace | def _read_frame(file, bitmap):
'Read a signle frame and apply it to the bitmap.'
(ddx, ddy, width, _, flags) = struct.unpack('<HHHHB', file.read(9))
if ((flags & 64) != 0):
raise NotImplementedError('Interlacing not supported')
if ((flags & 128) != 0):
palette_size = (1 << ((flags & 7) +... | Read a signle frame and apply it to the bitmap. | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | _read_frame | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def _read_frame(file, bitmap):
(ddx, ddy, width, _, flags) = struct.unpack('<HHHHB', file.read(9))
if ((flags & 64) != 0):
raise NotImplementedError('Interlacing not supported')
if ((flags & 128) != 0):
palette_size = (1 << ((flags & 7) + 1))
for _ in range(palette_size):
... | def _read_frame(file, bitmap):
(ddx, ddy, width, _, flags) = struct.unpack('<HHHHB', file.read(9))
if ((flags & 64) != 0):
raise NotImplementedError('Interlacing not supported')
if ((flags & 128) != 0):
palette_size = (1 << ((flags & 7) + 1))
for _ in range(palette_size):
... |
6dfd5464971ba33fd8392ce860c52d2cdf73fda53a671ef35e2fac2a1fc362ae | def _read_blockstream(file):
'Read a block from a file.'
while True:
size = file.read(1)[0]
if (size == 0):
break
for _ in range(size):
(yield file.read(1)[0]) | Read a block from a file. | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | _read_blockstream | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def _read_blockstream(file):
while True:
size = file.read(1)[0]
if (size == 0):
break
for _ in range(size):
(yield file.read(1)[0]) | def _read_blockstream(file):
while True:
size = file.read(1)[0]
if (size == 0):
break
for _ in range(size):
(yield file.read(1)[0])<|docstring|>Read a block from a file.<|endoftext|> |
b94a340b06884cda7e81e5382d23f13b20dbd3abfb1ac0869dfd64bdddd0b7b3 | def lzw_decode(data, code_size):
'Decode LZW-compressed data.'
dictionary = LZWDict(code_size)
bit = 0
byte = next(data)
try:
while True:
code = 0
for i in range(dictionary.code_len):
code |= (((byte >> bit) & 1) << i)
bit += 1
... | Decode LZW-compressed data. | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | lzw_decode | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def lzw_decode(data, code_size):
dictionary = LZWDict(code_size)
bit = 0
byte = next(data)
try:
while True:
code = 0
for i in range(dictionary.code_len):
code |= (((byte >> bit) & 1) << i)
bit += 1
if (bit >= 8):
... | def lzw_decode(data, code_size):
dictionary = LZWDict(code_size)
bit = 0
byte = next(data)
try:
while True:
code = 0
for i in range(dictionary.code_len):
code |= (((byte >> bit) & 1) << i)
bit += 1
if (bit >= 8):
... |
544008555665dcc896e8d0d18b9e8ab3afa6eae39ed33dfc3b4a9aa9d5a88d50 | def clear(self):
'Reset the dictionary to default codes.'
self.last = b''
self.code_len = (self.code_size + 1)
self.codes[:] = [] | Reset the dictionary to default codes. | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | clear | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def clear(self):
self.last = b
self.code_len = (self.code_size + 1)
self.codes[:] = [] | def clear(self):
self.last = b
self.code_len = (self.code_size + 1)
self.codes[:] = []<|docstring|>Reset the dictionary to default codes.<|endoftext|> |
7dd102bac3ceab04f61fbe0dfa1be374848b922f9c5f52a8ee0c4694cd1112fc | def decode(self, code):
'Decode a code.'
if (code == self.clear_code):
self.clear()
return b''
elif (code == self.end_code):
raise EndOfData()
elif (code < self.clear_code):
value = bytes([code])
elif (code <= (len(self.codes) + self.end_code)):
value = self.c... | Decode a code. | adafruit_imageload/gif.py | decode | cogliano/Adafruit_CircuitPython_ImageLoad | 0 | python | def decode(self, code):
if (code == self.clear_code):
self.clear()
return b
elif (code == self.end_code):
raise EndOfData()
elif (code < self.clear_code):
value = bytes([code])
elif (code <= (len(self.codes) + self.end_code)):
value = self.codes[((code - self... | def decode(self, code):
if (code == self.clear_code):
self.clear()
return b
elif (code == self.end_code):
raise EndOfData()
elif (code < self.clear_code):
value = bytes([code])
elif (code <= (len(self.codes) + self.end_code)):
value = self.codes[((code - self... |
e1eec171553ab751a2a59fed7746ee60e521ddfa980899c9c9df70ca2773cc33 | def __str__(self) -> str:
'Allows to use a color code inside f-strings without the need for .value.'
return str.__str__(self) | Allows to use a color code inside f-strings without the need for .value. | src/_pytask/enums.py | __str__ | pytask-dev/pytask | 41 | python | def __str__(self) -> str:
return str.__str__(self) | def __str__(self) -> str:
return str.__str__(self)<|docstring|>Allows to use a color code inside f-strings without the need for .value.<|endoftext|> |
8dcb182f811366591053106cd26853910f07ea3511186ee5c1c246846972c9a1 | @app.command()
def setup():
'\n Setup environment for maestro\n '
install_dependencies()
setup_docker()
copy_workspace_file() | Setup environment for maestro | maestro_cli/__init__.py | setup | RJ-SMTR/maestro | 3 | python | @app.command()
def setup():
'\n \n '
install_dependencies()
setup_docker()
copy_workspace_file() | @app.command()
def setup():
'\n \n '
install_dependencies()
setup_docker()
copy_workspace_file()<|docstring|>Setup environment for maestro<|endoftext|> |
465c4d8f81bcc121fca70dcade8adf32b27a7f2ac2076612d94989c7fbab2482 | @app.command()
def up():
'\n Run maestro setup locally\n '
load_env_file('.env_local')
run_threaded(run_daemon)()
run_threaded(run_dagit)()
run_threaded(run_grpc)() | Run maestro setup locally | maestro_cli/__init__.py | up | RJ-SMTR/maestro | 3 | python | @app.command()
def up():
'\n \n '
load_env_file('.env_local')
run_threaded(run_daemon)()
run_threaded(run_dagit)()
run_threaded(run_grpc)() | @app.command()
def up():
'\n \n '
load_env_file('.env_local')
run_threaded(run_daemon)()
run_threaded(run_dagit)()
run_threaded(run_grpc)()<|docstring|>Run maestro setup locally<|endoftext|> |
71015ec34690646935172bcb60f082d4c303661969b6f8ae61377c5b0b4324ae | @app.command()
def down():
'\n Shutdown local setup\n '
docker_down() | Shutdown local setup | maestro_cli/__init__.py | down | RJ-SMTR/maestro | 3 | python | @app.command()
def down():
'\n \n '
docker_down() | @app.command()
def down():
'\n \n '
docker_down()<|docstring|>Shutdown local setup<|endoftext|> |
96f0419bf8fcee38672fb521c0a3115df7ee7d28b2562b04237d629235a79642 | def __init__(self, xknx: XKNX, group_address: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, group_address_state: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, sync_state: (((bool | int) | float) | str)=True, device_name: (str | None)=None, feature_name: str='Value', after_update_cb: (AsyncCallbackType | None)=None):
'Initialize remote val... | Initialize remote value of KNX DPT 7.001. | xknx/remote_value/remote_value_dpt_2_byte_unsigned.py | __init__ | wagner-tech/xknx | 179 | python | def __init__(self, xknx: XKNX, group_address: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, group_address_state: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, sync_state: (((bool | int) | float) | str)=True, device_name: (str | None)=None, feature_name: str='Value', after_update_cb: (AsyncCallbackType | None)=None):
super().__init__(... | def __init__(self, xknx: XKNX, group_address: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, group_address_state: (GroupAddressesType | None)=None, sync_state: (((bool | int) | float) | str)=True, device_name: (str | None)=None, feature_name: str='Value', after_update_cb: (AsyncCallbackType | None)=None):
super().__init__(... |
a42669e5e6e88bc101ffdcf56c6691530793b29179212eb76bf4ccfd8d99ad11 | def payload_valid(self, payload: ((DPTArray | DPTBinary) | None)) -> (DPTArray | None):
'Test if telegram payload may be parsed.'
return (payload if (isinstance(payload, DPTArray) and (len(payload.value) == 2)) else None) | Test if telegram payload may be parsed. | xknx/remote_value/remote_value_dpt_2_byte_unsigned.py | payload_valid | wagner-tech/xknx | 179 | python | def payload_valid(self, payload: ((DPTArray | DPTBinary) | None)) -> (DPTArray | None):
return (payload if (isinstance(payload, DPTArray) and (len(payload.value) == 2)) else None) | def payload_valid(self, payload: ((DPTArray | DPTBinary) | None)) -> (DPTArray | None):
return (payload if (isinstance(payload, DPTArray) and (len(payload.value) == 2)) else None)<|docstring|>Test if telegram payload may be parsed.<|endoftext|> |
c1e2bbc12cafd03bd4593879c011a5feeec8e7c8afd31a5b3c5d9276b01a15d6 | def to_knx(self, value: int) -> DPTArray:
'Convert value to payload.'
return DPTArray(DPT2ByteUnsigned.to_knx(value)) | Convert value to payload. | xknx/remote_value/remote_value_dpt_2_byte_unsigned.py | to_knx | wagner-tech/xknx | 179 | python | def to_knx(self, value: int) -> DPTArray:
return DPTArray(DPT2ByteUnsigned.to_knx(value)) | def to_knx(self, value: int) -> DPTArray:
return DPTArray(DPT2ByteUnsigned.to_knx(value))<|docstring|>Convert value to payload.<|endoftext|> |
5c0411177be36a49af869d207c356ab299a171792d48c2f11df0936a5645ce86 | def from_knx(self, payload: DPTArray) -> int:
'Convert current payload to value.'
return DPT2ByteUnsigned.from_knx(payload.value) | Convert current payload to value. | xknx/remote_value/remote_value_dpt_2_byte_unsigned.py | from_knx | wagner-tech/xknx | 179 | python | def from_knx(self, payload: DPTArray) -> int:
return DPT2ByteUnsigned.from_knx(payload.value) | def from_knx(self, payload: DPTArray) -> int:
return DPT2ByteUnsigned.from_knx(payload.value)<|docstring|>Convert current payload to value.<|endoftext|> |
09a67dec0c11d39f677b40c7ec8dfc6130fd2ed4298278d7ec60bf2ce616978d | @mock.patch('datahub.core.thread_pool._executor.submit', _synchronous_executor_submit)
@mock.patch('sentry_sdk.capture_exception')
def test_error_raises_exception(mock_capture_exception):
'\n Test that if an error occurs whilst executing a thread pool task,\n the exception is raised and sent to sentry.\n '... | Test that if an error occurs whilst executing a thread pool task,
the exception is raised and sent to sentry. | datahub/core/test/test_thread_pool.py | test_error_raises_exception | Staberinde/data-hub-api | 6 | python | @mock.patch('datahub.core.thread_pool._executor.submit', _synchronous_executor_submit)
@mock.patch('sentry_sdk.capture_exception')
def test_error_raises_exception(mock_capture_exception):
'\n Test that if an error occurs whilst executing a thread pool task,\n the exception is raised and sent to sentry.\n '... | @mock.patch('datahub.core.thread_pool._executor.submit', _synchronous_executor_submit)
@mock.patch('sentry_sdk.capture_exception')
def test_error_raises_exception(mock_capture_exception):
'\n Test that if an error occurs whilst executing a thread pool task,\n the exception is raised and sent to sentry.\n '... |
a4571a1fb2f490898503044a039eecb02d9cf884ddf18392f95bdd0f5575d016 | def call_subprocess_Popen(command, **params):
'\n Utility function to work around windows behavior that open windows\n '
startupinfo = None
if (os.name == 'nt'):
startupinfo = subprocess.STARTUPINFO()
try:
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW
excep... | Utility function to work around windows behavior that open windows | theano/misc/windows.py | call_subprocess_Popen | laurent-dinh/Theano | 11 | python | def call_subprocess_Popen(command, **params):
'\n \n '
startupinfo = None
if (os.name == 'nt'):
startupinfo = subprocess.STARTUPINFO()
try:
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW
except AttributeError:
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess._s... | def call_subprocess_Popen(command, **params):
'\n \n '
startupinfo = None
if (os.name == 'nt'):
startupinfo = subprocess.STARTUPINFO()
try:
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess.STARTF_USESHOWWINDOW
except AttributeError:
startupinfo.dwFlags |= subprocess._s... |
ac7d386d9367a5530570c9afd59c7d8f1e395edb3e65f386ff2357919b3408d5 | def regex_replace(s, find, replace):
'A non-optimal implementation of a regex filter'
return re.sub(find, replace, s) | A non-optimal implementation of a regex filter | mailinglists/sympa/start.py | regex_replace | c-holtermann/Mailu | 0 | python | def regex_replace(s, find, replace):
return re.sub(find, replace, s) | def regex_replace(s, find, replace):
return re.sub(find, replace, s)<|docstring|>A non-optimal implementation of a regex filter<|endoftext|> |
6bc0cf55cead0e19a7508ace90de6c1dea51e275e0849b22b9aad7e727d06dcc | def generate_tfrecords():
'\n\n :return:\n '
producer = lanenet_data_feed_pipline.LaneNetDataProducer()
producer.generate_tfrecords()
return | :return: | tools/make_tusimple_tfrecords.py | generate_tfrecords | mageofboy/lanenet-lane-detection | 0 | python | def generate_tfrecords():
'\n\n \n '
producer = lanenet_data_feed_pipline.LaneNetDataProducer()
producer.generate_tfrecords()
return | def generate_tfrecords():
'\n\n \n '
producer = lanenet_data_feed_pipline.LaneNetDataProducer()
producer.generate_tfrecords()
return<|docstring|>:return:<|endoftext|> |
54fb76a70e71d2dc9c66aa113d3ddff5c9fd11696e09d9eb63e027f61aff6c5c | def createRay(start, end):
'\n start: 2d point coordinate\n end: 2d point coordinate\n '
ray = Arrow(np.array([start[0], start[1], 0]), np.array([end[0], end[1], 0]), buff=0)
ray.set_stroke(color=BLACK, width=1, opacity=1)
return ray | start: 2d point coordinate
end: 2d point coordinate | examples/geometry/utils.py | createRay | beidongjiedeguang/manim-express | 12 | python | def createRay(start, end):
'\n start: 2d point coordinate\n end: 2d point coordinate\n '
ray = Arrow(np.array([start[0], start[1], 0]), np.array([end[0], end[1], 0]), buff=0)
ray.set_stroke(color=BLACK, width=1, opacity=1)
return ray | def createRay(start, end):
'\n start: 2d point coordinate\n end: 2d point coordinate\n '
ray = Arrow(np.array([start[0], start[1], 0]), np.array([end[0], end[1], 0]), buff=0)
ray.set_stroke(color=BLACK, width=1, opacity=1)
return ray<|docstring|>start: 2d point coordinate
end: 2d point coordina... |
8a51bde1f94c47f58d8fcc98f6282e90692c5e76ce04c353b4f71da8803cff72 | def get_circ_normal(point, origin):
'3d inputs'
print(point, origin, 'point and origin')
(point, origin) = (np.array(point), np.array(origin))
normal = np.array([(point[0] - origin[0]), (point[1] - origin[1]), (point[2] - origin[2])])
return normalize(normal) | 3d inputs | examples/geometry/utils.py | get_circ_normal | beidongjiedeguang/manim-express | 12 | python | def get_circ_normal(point, origin):
print(point, origin, 'point and origin')
(point, origin) = (np.array(point), np.array(origin))
normal = np.array([(point[0] - origin[0]), (point[1] - origin[1]), (point[2] - origin[2])])
return normalize(normal) | def get_circ_normal(point, origin):
print(point, origin, 'point and origin')
(point, origin) = (np.array(point), np.array(origin))
normal = np.array([(point[0] - origin[0]), (point[1] - origin[1]), (point[2] - origin[2])])
return normalize(normal)<|docstring|>3d inputs<|endoftext|> |
7dc818973f8fb1be6c07729d32be5f15d1aadd87f7b77dad85a5629bafe18d99 | def theta_def_to_sca(theta_def):
'本函数已正确实施'
kp = int(((PI - theta_def) / (2 * PI)))
var = (theta_def % (2 * PI))
if (abs(var) < PI):
q = 1
else:
q = (- 1)
theta_sca = ((theta_def + ((2 * np.pi) * kp)) / q)
return (theta_sca, q) | 本函数已正确实施 | examples/geometry/utils.py | theta_def_to_sca | beidongjiedeguang/manim-express | 12 | python | def theta_def_to_sca(theta_def):
kp = int(((PI - theta_def) / (2 * PI)))
var = (theta_def % (2 * PI))
if (abs(var) < PI):
q = 1
else:
q = (- 1)
theta_sca = ((theta_def + ((2 * np.pi) * kp)) / q)
return (theta_sca, q) | def theta_def_to_sca(theta_def):
kp = int(((PI - theta_def) / (2 * PI)))
var = (theta_def % (2 * PI))
if (abs(var) < PI):
q = 1
else:
q = (- 1)
theta_sca = ((theta_def + ((2 * np.pi) * kp)) / q)
return (theta_sca, q)<|docstring|>本函数已正确实施<|endoftext|> |
104917a22182ff39ff00d79b480f5ef11d9a41993bd6f286c43a90253e4ee30e | def as_json(self):
'The method return as json.'
return jsonify({'id': self.id, 'plan_id': self.plan_id, 'company_id': self.company_id, 'name': self.name, 'description': self.description, 'maternity': self.maternity, 'transplant': self.transplant, 'cost_admin': self.cost_admin, 'price': self.price, 'url_info': s... | The method return as json. | pgs_api/models/plan.py | as_json | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def as_json(self):
return jsonify({'id': self.id, 'plan_id': self.plan_id, 'company_id': self.company_id, 'name': self.name, 'description': self.description, 'maternity': self.maternity, 'transplant': self.transplant, 'cost_admin': self.cost_admin, 'price': self.price, 'url_info': self.url_info}) | def as_json(self):
return jsonify({'id': self.id, 'plan_id': self.plan_id, 'company_id': self.company_id, 'name': self.name, 'description': self.description, 'maternity': self.maternity, 'transplant': self.transplant, 'cost_admin': self.cost_admin, 'price': self.price, 'url_info': self.url_info})<|docstring|>T... |
73a0926b71816c2c74a4559e4ab0dea3b54afddf483b08569b417293f4fe258d | def is_authorized_to(self, action):
'The method is authorized'
return (action in self.claims) | The method is authorized | pgs_api/models/plan.py | is_authorized_to | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def is_authorized_to(self, action):
return (action in self.claims) | def is_authorized_to(self, action):
return (action in self.claims)<|docstring|>The method is authorized<|endoftext|> |
6726a17540b3d254328d0cbeda6d894f773cfe5a1fc81fadd47c488870ff346b | def update_price(self, price):
'The method for update price'
self.price = price
self.save()
return True | The method for update price | pgs_api/models/plan.py | update_price | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def update_price(self, price):
self.price = price
self.save()
return True | def update_price(self, price):
self.price = price
self.save()
return True<|docstring|>The method for update price<|endoftext|> |
9e7f492c76276215ee41bbfbdafee2106425419decba9ae9e9d0a929f0789402 | def update_status(self):
'The method for update email'
if self.status:
new_status = False
else:
new_status = True
self.status = new_status
self.save()
return True | The method for update email | pgs_api/models/plan.py | update_status | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def update_status(self):
if self.status:
new_status = False
else:
new_status = True
self.status = new_status
self.save()
return True | def update_status(self):
if self.status:
new_status = False
else:
new_status = True
self.status = new_status
self.save()
return True<|docstring|>The method for update email<|endoftext|> |
6f7475b0befbb438cff68b8e18b8b397d2f9fc3664c8360036a4f94aab62a9d8 | def update_plan(self, data):
'The method for update plan'
self.name = data['name']
self.description = data['description']
self.maternity = data['maternity']
self.transplant = data['transplant']
self.cost_admin = data['cost_admin']
self.price = data['price']
self.url_info = data['url_info... | The method for update plan | pgs_api/models/plan.py | update_plan | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def update_plan(self, data):
self.name = data['name']
self.description = data['description']
self.maternity = data['maternity']
self.transplant = data['transplant']
self.cost_admin = data['cost_admin']
self.price = data['price']
self.url_info = data['url_info']
self.date_modified = ... | def update_plan(self, data):
self.name = data['name']
self.description = data['description']
self.maternity = data['maternity']
self.transplant = data['transplant']
self.cost_admin = data['cost_admin']
self.price = data['price']
self.url_info = data['url_info']
self.date_modified = ... |
b26c749e5cacfc0af39ee994eaac28cd85272c60266256ef1f4456c91b203273 | def get_identity(self):
'The method for get identity'
return SessionIdentity(self.company_id, self.plan_id, self.name, self.description, self.price, self.transplant, self.maternity, self.cost_admin, self.url_info) | The method for get identity | pgs_api/models/plan.py | get_identity | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def get_identity(self):
return SessionIdentity(self.company_id, self.plan_id, self.name, self.description, self.price, self.transplant, self.maternity, self.cost_admin, self.url_info) | def get_identity(self):
return SessionIdentity(self.company_id, self.plan_id, self.name, self.description, self.price, self.transplant, self.maternity, self.cost_admin, self.url_info)<|docstring|>The method for get identity<|endoftext|> |
d3f1776893671dbf1a3b8c5b72e5161aaab436da85de86a0677a6d4ffbe0c9b8 | def get_plan(self):
'The method for get plan'
data = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id)
if data:
return data
return None | The method for get plan | pgs_api/models/plan.py | get_plan | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def get_plan(self):
data = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id)
if data:
return data
return None | def get_plan(self):
data = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id)
if data:
return data
return None<|docstring|>The method for get plan<|endoftext|> |
547407add9c65f0637cfbf403e510f73bba5eb7fbdc968a8e1a04a81127ed8f9 | def get_plans():
'The method for get plans'
data = Plan.objects.all()
if data:
return data
return None | The method for get plans | pgs_api/models/plan.py | get_plans | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def get_plans():
data = Plan.objects.all()
if data:
return data
return None | def get_plans():
data = Plan.objects.all()
if data:
return data
return None<|docstring|>The method for get plans<|endoftext|> |
987a0247279c7ebae98db5fbb7d545287fc92f8f37b5f7d58fec60ea6ecfc992 | def delete(self):
'The method for delete '
plan = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id).delete()
return True | The method for delete | pgs_api/models/plan.py | delete | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def delete(self):
' '
plan = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id).delete()
return True | def delete(self):
' '
plan = Plan.objects.get(plan_id=self.plan_id).delete()
return True<|docstring|>The method for delete<|endoftext|> |
a2ce66d9b0babbb0adc729aaa474bbbcc1a3d1e891bd17dbb3a3634fc05f667e | def get_plans_country():
'The method for get plans'
data = Plan.objects.get(country_id=self.country_id)
if data:
return data
return None | The method for get plans | pgs_api/models/plan.py | get_plans_country | quemao18/PGS_API | 0 | python | def get_plans_country():
data = Plan.objects.get(country_id=self.country_id)
if data:
return data
return None | def get_plans_country():
data = Plan.objects.get(country_id=self.country_id)
if data:
return data
return None<|docstring|>The method for get plans<|endoftext|> |
49e72552904c08f8d28550b469716f0c12ab35b7c26c4b7b54661b7107c5ba87 | def findMissingRanges(self, nums, lower, upper):
'\n :type nums: List[int]\n :type lower: int\n :type upper: int\n :rtype: List[str]\n '
start = lower
ranges = []
for num in nums:
if (num > start):
ranges.append((start, (num - 1)))
start = (... | :type nums: List[int]
:type lower: int
:type upper: int
:rtype: List[str] | Leetcode/163_find_missing_ranges/find_missing_ranges.py | findMissingRanges | web-tools42/Interview | 13 | python | def findMissingRanges(self, nums, lower, upper):
'\n :type nums: List[int]\n :type lower: int\n :type upper: int\n :rtype: List[str]\n '
start = lower
ranges = []
for num in nums:
if (num > start):
ranges.append((start, (num - 1)))
start = (... | def findMissingRanges(self, nums, lower, upper):
'\n :type nums: List[int]\n :type lower: int\n :type upper: int\n :rtype: List[str]\n '
start = lower
ranges = []
for num in nums:
if (num > start):
ranges.append((start, (num - 1)))
start = (... |
769a944863580db47774b3ea6ec5029736580d3cc9a917f738c74e087afd1fa8 | def construct_address(host, port, route, args):
"\n {host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.join(args)}\n\n :param str host: '0.0.0.0'\n :param str port: '5000'\n :param str route: '/store/file/here'\n :param list[str] args: ['a=b', 'c=d']\n "
return f"http://{host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.jo... | {host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.join(args)}
:param str host: '0.0.0.0'
:param str port: '5000'
:param str route: '/store/file/here'
:param list[str] args: ['a=b', 'c=d'] | microservices/frontend/main.py | construct_address | scott-sattler/RESTful-project | 0 | python | def construct_address(host, port, route, args):
"\n {host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.join(args)}\n\n :param str host: '0.0.0.0'\n :param str port: '5000'\n :param str route: '/store/file/here'\n :param list[str] args: ['a=b', 'c=d']\n "
return f"http://{host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.jo... | def construct_address(host, port, route, args):
"\n {host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.join(args)}\n\n :param str host: '0.0.0.0'\n :param str port: '5000'\n :param str route: '/store/file/here'\n :param list[str] args: ['a=b', 'c=d']\n "
return f"http://{host}:{port}{route}?{'&'.jo... |
d9ca203ea8f44c85b7e631d1a05b20861a9a7cab6560034c2b966dba21ee9859 | def auroc_ood(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray) -> float:
'\n Implementation of Area-under-Curve metric for out-of-distribution detection.\n The higher the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for in-domain ... | Implementation of Area-under-Curve metric for out-of-distribution detection.
The higher the value the better.
Args:
values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)
for in-domain data.
values_out: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)
for out-of... | shifthappens/tasks/utils.py | auroc_ood | shift-happens-benchmark/iclr-2022 | 0 | python | def auroc_ood(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray) -> float:
'\n Implementation of Area-under-Curve metric for out-of-distribution detection.\n The higher the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for in-domain ... | def auroc_ood(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray) -> float:
'\n Implementation of Area-under-Curve metric for out-of-distribution detection.\n The higher the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for in-domain ... |
f193859af9b6fa3c3442f5b678c3ecca78aa3188095268c37c4b5c8cc43ecf8c | def fpr_at_tpr(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray, tpr: float) -> float:
'\n Calculates the FPR at a particular TRP for out-of-distribution detection.\n The lower the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for i... | Calculates the FPR at a particular TRP for out-of-distribution detection.
The lower the value the better.
Args:
values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)
for in-domain data.
values_out: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)
for out-of-dom... | shifthappens/tasks/utils.py | fpr_at_tpr | shift-happens-benchmark/iclr-2022 | 0 | python | def fpr_at_tpr(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray, tpr: float) -> float:
'\n Calculates the FPR at a particular TRP for out-of-distribution detection.\n The lower the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for i... | def fpr_at_tpr(values_in: np.ndarray, values_out: np.ndarray, tpr: float) -> float:
'\n Calculates the FPR at a particular TRP for out-of-distribution detection.\n The lower the value the better.\n\n Args:\n values_in: Maximal confidences (i.e. maximum probability per each sample)\n for i... |
28ed736c4d6111066679b27152623ce4677fe20993bf2b193a10f7c9ee97567a | def populate_all(service_id: str=None, service_name: str=None):
'Gets the oncall for a given service id or name.'
if True:
print('Done populate_all')
elif False:
service = pypd.Service.find(query=service_name)
if (not service):
raise DispatchPluginException(f'No on-call s... | Gets the oncall for a given service id or name. | src/dispatch/plugins/kandbox_data_generator/service.py | populate_all | alibaba/easydispatch | 11 | python | def populate_all(service_id: str=None, service_name: str=None):
if True:
print('Done populate_all')
elif False:
service = pypd.Service.find(query=service_name)
if (not service):
raise DispatchPluginException(f'No on-call service found with service name: {service_name}')
... | def populate_all(service_id: str=None, service_name: str=None):
if True:
print('Done populate_all')
elif False:
service = pypd.Service.find(query=service_name)
if (not service):
raise DispatchPluginException(f'No on-call service found with service name: {service_name}')
... |
bcb98f530dd31c438ab69f87c65c3ba105c4290226545af17a3ba4122ca77f88 | def create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, short_flag: str, long_flag: str, description: str, **kwargs) -> None:
'\n An helper method to reduce redundant code and thus reduce copy paste errors\n '
if (len(short_flag) != 1):
raise Exception('short_flag needs to be a single character')
mutex = ap.add... | An helper method to reduce redundant code and thus reduce copy paste errors | src/shell_command_logger/cli/search.py | create_only_or_exclude_filter | six-two/shell-command-logger | 0 | python | def create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, short_flag: str, long_flag: str, description: str, **kwargs) -> None:
'\n \n '
if (len(short_flag) != 1):
raise Exception('short_flag needs to be a single character')
mutex = ap.add_mutually_exclusive_group()
mutex.add_argument(f'-{short_flag.lower()}'... | def create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, short_flag: str, long_flag: str, description: str, **kwargs) -> None:
'\n \n '
if (len(short_flag) != 1):
raise Exception('short_flag needs to be a single character')
mutex = ap.add_mutually_exclusive_group()
mutex.add_argument(f'-{short_flag.lower()}'... |
3c182bcab6eb2e8d65acac425778303d973d1e0661b67faf6bfa292f5c6a0930 | def populate_agrument_parser(ap) -> None:
'\n Populates an argparse.ArgumentParser or an subcommand argument parser\n '
create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, 's', 'status-codes', 'with one of the given status codes. Programs terminated by internal errors have status code -1', type=int)
create_only_or_excl... | Populates an argparse.ArgumentParser or an subcommand argument parser | src/shell_command_logger/cli/search.py | populate_agrument_parser | six-two/shell-command-logger | 0 | python | def populate_agrument_parser(ap) -> None:
'\n \n '
create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, 's', 'status-codes', 'with one of the given status codes. Programs terminated by internal errors have status code -1', type=int)
create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, 'u', 'users', 'run by one of the given users')
mut... | def populate_agrument_parser(ap) -> None:
'\n \n '
create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, 's', 'status-codes', 'with one of the given status codes. Programs terminated by internal errors have status code -1', type=int)
create_only_or_exclude_filter(ap, 'u', 'users', 'run by one of the given users')
mut... |
f496d19784ee36ed0af81637af70724b01a07d9cabafc4569ce81cb79dccccfa | def subcommand_main(args) -> int:
'\n This method expects the parsed arguments from an argument parser that was set up with `populate_agrument_parser()`.\n It returns an unix-like status code (0 -> success, everything else -> error).\n '
scl_config = sanitize_config(load_config())
search_results = ... | This method expects the parsed arguments from an argument parser that was set up with `populate_agrument_parser()`.
It returns an unix-like status code (0 -> success, everything else -> error). | src/shell_command_logger/cli/search.py | subcommand_main | six-two/shell-command-logger | 0 | python | def subcommand_main(args) -> int:
'\n This method expects the parsed arguments from an argument parser that was set up with `populate_agrument_parser()`.\n It returns an unix-like status code (0 -> success, everything else -> error).\n '
scl_config = sanitize_config(load_config())
search_results = ... | def subcommand_main(args) -> int:
'\n This method expects the parsed arguments from an argument parser that was set up with `populate_agrument_parser()`.\n It returns an unix-like status code (0 -> success, everything else -> error).\n '
scl_config = sanitize_config(load_config())
search_results = ... |
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