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Narendra Modi, on Monday, shared with his followers a video of himself practicing yoga. But here's the catch. In the videos, it is not actually PM Modi who is exercising but rather his 3D animated figure can be seen doing the various yoga postures.
Sharing the video on his official Twitter handle, the PM wrote, 'During yesterday’s #MannKiBaat, someone asked me about my fitness routine during this time. Hence, thought of sharing these Yoga videos. I hope you also begin practising Yoga regularly (sic).'
He further wrote, 'I am neither a fitness expert nor a medical expert. Practising Yoga has been an integral part of my life for many years and I have found it beneficial. I am sure many of you also have other ways of remaining fit, which you also must share with others. (sic)'

I am neither a fitness expert nor a medical expert. Practising Yoga has been an integral part of my life for many y… https://t.co/iJ45TwhN29

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 1585536490000
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He informed that the 3D animated yoga videos are also available in different languages and wished everyone 'Happy Yoga practicing'.
During the 63rd edition of his radio address Mann Ki Baat on Sunday, PM Modi had stressed the importance of yoga and exercise during the current nationwide lockdown. He had also said, 'Some yoga asanaas have greatly benefitted me. It is possible that some of these tips might help you too during the lockdown.'
During the address, he had also apologised to the entire nation for imposing the lockdown and the various restrictions due to which people are having to face many difficulties and discomfort. He had said, 'People might be angry because of the lockdown but this move was necessary to contain the spread of coronavirus in India where the population is over 130 crores. This is a war of life and death. No one likes to take such drastic steps but looking at the current situation all over the world, this was the only solution I had.'

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PM Narendra Modi apologises to the nation

Addressing the 63rd edition of his monthly radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat', Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked for forgiveness of all countrymen, and especially the poor, for the nationwide lockdown in the country due to the outbreak of coronavirus.

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Term::Animation - ASCII sprite animation framework

A framework to produce sprite animations using ASCII art.

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This module provides a framework to produce sprite animations using ASCII art. Each ASCII 'sprite' is given one or more frames, and placed into the animation as an 'animation object'. An animation object can have a callback routine that controls the position and frame of the object.

If the constructor is passed no arguments, it assumes that it is running full screen, and behaves accordingly. Alternatively, it can accept a curses window (created with the Curses newwin call) as an argument, and will draw into that window.

This example moves a small object across the screen from left to right.

This illustrates how to draw your animation into an existing Curses window.

Everything else would be identical to the previous example.

new

The constructor. Optionally takes an existing curses window to draw in.

new_entity

Creates a new Term::Animation::Entity object and adds it to the animation. This is identical to:

See Term::Animation::Entity/PARAMETERS and Term::Animation::Entity/new in Term::Animation::Entity for details on calling this method.

color_name

Returns the full name of a color, given either a full name or a single character abbreviation.

color_id

Returns the single character abbreviation for a color, given either a full name or abbreviation.

is_valid_color

Returns true if the supplied string is a valid color name ('blue') or a valid color id ('b').

color

Enable or disable ANSI color. This MUST be called immediately after creating the animation object if you want color, because the Curses start_color call must be made immediately. You can then turn color on and off whenever you want.

background

Change the background color. The default background color is black. You can only have one background color for the entire Curses window that the animation is running in.

animate

Perform a single animation cycle. Runs all of the callbacks, does collision detection, and updates the display.

track_framerate

Get or set the flag that indicates whether the module should keep track of the animation framerate. This is enabled by default.

framerate

Returns the approximate number of frames being displayed per second, as indicated by calls to the animate method.

screen_size

Returns the width and height of the screen. The third value returned is a boolean indicating whether or not the default screen size was used, because the size could not be determined.

update_term_size

Call this if you suspect the terminal size has changed (eg. if you get a SIGWINCH signal). Call remove_all_entities after this if you want to recreate your animation from scratch.

add_entity

Add one or more animation entities to the animation.

del_entity

Removes an entity from the animation. Accepts either an entity name or a reference to the entity itself.

remove_all_entities

Removes every animation object. This is useful if you need to start the animation over (eg. after a screen resize)

entity_count

Returns the number of entities in the animation.

get_entities

Returns a reference to a list of all entities in the animation.

get_entities_of_type

Returns a reference to a list of all entities in the animation that have the given type.

is_living
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Return 1 if the entity name or reference is in the animation and is not scheduled for deletion. Returns 0 otherwise.

entity

If the animation contains an entity with the given name, the Term::Animation::Entity object associated with the name is returned. Otherwise, undef is returned.

width

Returns the width of the screen

height

Returns the height of the screen

size()

Returns the number of characters in the curses window (width * height)

redraw_screen

Clear everything from the screen, and redraw what should be there. This should be called after update_term_size, or if the user indicates that the screen should be redrawn to get rid of artifacts.

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gen_path

Given beginning and end points, this will return a path for the entity to follow that can be given to the default callback routine, move_entity. The first set of x,y,z coordinates are the point the entity will begin at, the second set is the point the entity will end at.

You can optionally supply a list of frames to cycle through. The list will be repeated as many times as needed to finish the path. If no list of frames is supplied, only the first frame will be used.

You can also request the number of steps you would like for the entity to take to finish the path. The default is 'shortest'. Valid arguments are: longest The longer of the X and Y distances shortest The shorter of the X and Y distances X,Y or Z The x, y or z distance <number> Explicitly specify the number of steps to take

end

Run the Curses endwin function to get your terminal back to its normal mode. This is called automatically when the object is destroyed if the animation is running full screen (if you did not pass an existing Curses window to the constructor).

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Callback routines for all entities are called each time animate is called. A default callback routine is supplied, move_entity, which is sufficient for most basic movement. If you want to create an entity that exhibits more complex behavior, you will have to write a custom callback routine for it.

Callback routines take two arguments, a reference to the Term::Animation::Entity object that it should act on, and a reference to the Term::Animation instance that called it. Any arguments required to tell the callback what to do with the object, or any state that needs to be maintained, should be put in the callback_args element of the object. callback_args is only referenced by the callback routine, and thus can contain any datastructure that you find useful.

Here is an example custom callback that will make an entity move randomly around the screen:

The return value of your callback routine should be of the form:

$x, $y and $z represent the X, Y and Z coordinates to which the object should move. $frame is the frame number that the object should display, if it has multiple frames of animation. Any values that are unspecified or undef will remain unchanged.

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You can also call the default callback from within your callback, if you want it to handle movement for you. For example, if your callback is simply used to decide when an entity should die:

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If you use this, be aware that move_entity relies on callback_args, so you cannot use it to store your own arbitrary data.

ANSI color is available for terminals that support it. Only a single background color can be used for the window (it would look terrible in most cases otherwise anyway). Colors for entities are specified by using a 'mask' that indicates the color for each character. For example, say we had a single frame of a bird:

To indicate the colors you want to use for the bird, create a matching mask, with the first letter of each color in the appropriate position (except black, which is 'k'). Pass this mask as the color parameter.

When specifying a color, using uppercase indicates the color should be bold. So 'BLUE' or 'B' means bold blue, and 'blue' or 'b' means non-bold blue. 'Blue' means you get an error message.

You can also provide a default color with the default_color parameter. This color will be used for any character that does not have an entry in the mask. If you want the entire entity to be a single color, you can just provide a default color with no mask.

The available colors are: red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, yellow, black and white.

Here's an example call to build_object for the bird above.

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1 POD Error

The following errors were encountered while parsing the POD:

Around line 179:

alternative text 'Term::Animation::Entity/PARAMETERS' contains non-escaped | or /

alternative text 'Term::Animation::Entity/new' contains non-escaped | or /

To install Term::Animation, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.

For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.