PClassic SignupsThe PClassic competition will take place in-person on April 22, 2023 (Saturday), at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA. This will be a one-day trip from Stuyvesant on a chartered bus. Departure and return times are not yet certain however expect a morning departure around 8am-9am from Stuyvesant, and returning back to the city around 7pm-10pm. Based on current budget estimates, there will be no cost or payment required to go on the trip, with funds coming from a SU allocation to StuyCCC. Lunch should be covered by the orgnizers. Breakfast and dinner will not be provided so you should bring your own. Due to limitations with the size of the bus and chaperone requirements, we can only accommodate a maximum of 45-50 students. Signups are NOT first-come-first-served. In case too many students sign up, we will consider factors such as ability, CCC meeting attendance (if you are a member), and team size (discouraging 1 person teams) to see who gets to go. Teams can have anywhere from 1-4 members, however teams of 1 person are strongly discouraged and receive lower priority in case too many students sign up, so you can enter your team on the form if you have already decided on one. If you wish to be assigned a team depending on availability, there is an option for that on the form. There will be two divisions: Classic (formerly Novice) and Advanced (formerly Standard). If your team is composed of people new to CS, we'd recommend choosing the novice division. If you have experience coding and think you can solve a couple problems 5-8, we'd recommend participating in the standard division. The only three languages you are allowed to compete in are Python, Java, and C++. The PClassic website is here. You can find the rules, more infomration about logistics, as well as past problem sets, at their website. Only one person from each team needs to fill the signup form out.In case of any changes to the form, or special circumstances (eg. you having your own transportation) please email us. The signup form with more detailed info is available here, signups are tentatively due April 8, 2023. More information will come later on, either fill out the signup form or get the @Ping role on our Discord to be notified of updates, further logistics information, and paperwork.  In addition, PLEASE HELP US ADVERTISE. Tell anyone who may be interested (such as your CS classes for example), there is no requirement that one is in StuyCCC to participate. Lastly: due to NYCDOE chaperone requirements, we are looking for parent chaperones who can come with us on the trip. Please contact us (via email of Discord) ASAP.
The 2023 Cornell High School Programming Contest will be held in-person in NYC at Cornell Tech (Roosevelt Island) on Saturday, April 1, 2023.
Similarly to last year, we won't have any official chaperones or stuff like that (no trip forms, yay!) for it, but last year a bunch of Stuy kids did it and we sort of had an unofficial meetup, and you can sign up by yourself in teams of 2-3 (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdzpYLhGD6tJZqQlBlzSC-BjPu2CWjokaPkDzKTpHoLl7QCNQ/viewform), use the #team-board and #find-team channels in our Discord server, or ask around in your CS class / CCC meets to get a team.
The deadline for signing up is March 17, 2023.
Not that much experience is required. For more info & past problems, check out their website at https://2023cornellhsprogmaincontest.splashthat.com/.
---Also for anyone who might be interested: They also host a Women in Computing at Cornell (WICC) High School Programming Contest for those less experienced in programming competitions, date for that is Saturday, March 4, 2023, and the signup deadline for that is February 17, 2023, for more info on this, check out https://www.cs.cornell.edu/events/cornell-high-school-programming-contest.
Due to the large number of cancelled meetings due to college apps, open house, the AMCs, and election day, here's a schedule for the next 2 weeks.
PClassic will be hosted by UPenn virtually this year on CodeChef on Saturday, November 19, 2022. The contest may be held in-person in the spring, but this is unconfirmed so far. However like last year, we will be having an in-person meeting at Stuy for it, so you can have a feel for in-person competitions. To help us plan for the number of people who will come and the logistics involved, please use our form for signing up. The registration deadline that they gave is November 12, however due to the team count involved and for our and their sake, please fill it out as early as you can. Teams can consist of up to four people, and can be in either the novice and standard division. For sample problems and detailed rules, check out the PClassic website. If you or your team are able to solve a few of the past Q5-8, you are encouraged to pick standard division (Novice is Q1-8, Standard Q5-12). For finding teams, check out our Discord server, which has channels for finding teams. Also, check out this fanart made by Christine Chen (@a aa#4751):
We've decided on the following schedule to accomodate as many people's availabilities as possible, hope to see you there!
Meetings will most of the time be hosted in CS labs, in which case they'll likely be in room 351, but sometimes other rooms or regular classrooms may be used. Check StuyActivities for the most updated schedule and room.
We'll be having our interest meeting in Lecture Hall A (next to the auditorium on the 1st floor) after school from 3:45pm this Wednesday, September 28. It is highly recommended for anyone joining our club for the first time this year to attend the interest meeting, but if you can't make it, we will try to have the key information up on our website.
We'll be presenting in Room 435 at the Clubs & Pubs Fair all 3 days (September 21 - 23) from 4-6pm, come check us out and get free candies and cards (while supplies last)!
These are going to be our last meets of the year. It has been amazingly fun teaching everyone, going to contests, and overall having fun. We hope you guys continue to show up next year and continue practicing your competitive programming skills. Have an amazing summer!
This is an online contest that will take place on June 19 from 12 pm to 4 pm EST and is open for teams of up to four. To register click here (registration is due by June 5th). To learn more about the contest click here.
This is an online contest that will take place on June 19 from 12 pm to 4 pm EST and is open for teams of up to four. To register click here. To learn more about the contest click here.
This is an online contest that will take place on May 22 from 11 am to 2 pm EST and is open for teams of up to four. To register click here. To learn more about the contest click here and here.
Just a reminder that Cornell is holding a programming contest on Saturday, May 7th, 2022 at their Cornell Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island in NYC. The registration phase has already ended, but if you want more information about the contest itself, please check out the following links: here and here.
Cornell is holding a programming contest on Saturday, May 7th, 2022 at their Cornell Tech Campus on Roosevelt Island in NYC. You can form your own teams and attend the event separately from CCC, but depending on how many of you all want to go, it might be good for us to have a teacher/chaperone go as well. To this end, we are trying to gauge interest, so if you are interested, please indicate it here. For more information about the contest itself, please check out the following links: here and here.
As been said in previous weeks, the PClassic programming contest is happening this upcoming Sunday, April 9th. Registration has been extended and will be going until Tuesday April 5th, so there is still some time to make a team. The CCC event for this contest will be held in the Stuyvesant Cafeteria from around 10am-5pm (staying for the full time is not required). Hope to see you guys there!
PClassic and Teamscode are within two weeks away, but you can still register, so find some friends and sign up. For Teamscode you can sign up directly on their website, but for PClassic please sign up using our Stuyvesant specific form (the deadline for this form is 11:59 pm on 3/31). Note that Teamscode is a completely online contest, while for PClassic we will be holding an in person event in the Stuyvesant cafeteria. We will send more information about PClassic logistics next week.
USACO is happening again this weekend from March 25-28. We highly recommend that people in all sections at least sign up and try the problems. For more rules and where to sign up, visit their website.
PClassic and Teamscode are still in the registering phase, so find some friends and sign up. For Teamscode you can sign up directly on their website, but for PClassic please sign up using our Stuyvesant specific form.
As seen from the above meeting rooms, we will be attempting to go back into in-person meetings this week or next week. We need to make sure enough people come to the meetings to justify getting rooms, so fill out this form to express your interest in in-person meetings. Be on the lookout for more announcements as we get our schedule stabilized again.
The PClassic coding competition will be held on Saturday, April 9th, 2022. Stuyvesant will be hosting an event for competitors from our school in our school cafeteria with food (pizza) provided, and we will also soon be sending a google form to sign up. Its a competition for teams of up to 4 people, and the languages used are Python, Java, and C++. For more information about the contest check out their website. For more information about the Stuyvesant event and how it works, go to our discord server and ask.
The TeamsCode coding competition will be held on Saturday, April 2nd, 2022. It is a completely online competition for teams of up to four people. There are thousands of dollars worth of prizes and raffles, and three sections of difficulty: Novice, Intermediate, and Advanced. For more information, check out their website.
Hope you've all had a restful midwinter break!
There will be another USACO contest this weekend. We strongly encourage everyone to participate, so if you have a couple free hours to spare any time from Friday to Monday please try out the problems here! Remember to avoid discussing the problems with each other until the contest ends on Tuesday morning.
Remember to join our discord server! We'll be there to answer any questions about how USACO works and how to practice for it.
USACO weekend is almost over, so if you haven't done it yet, we would suggest doing it soon. We will be going over some of the problems either this week or next week, so look out for those meetings.
This upcoming weekend is going to be USACO weekend, so start preparing, and hopefully you will be able to rank up this time. As always information about the contest can be found on their website.
Hey everyone!
The current covid guidelines have made it so the vast majority of after school activities will be canceled until further notice, and unfortunately CCC falls in that group, so we will not be holding any in person meetings this week and probably the upcoming weeks as well.
However, we might be holding virtual meetings starting from next week if there is enough interest, please complete this form to specify whether you want virtual meetings or not. Please fill this form out ASAP, so we can have an accurate measure on what to do for upcoming meets.
Reminder that if we do hold virtual meets, they will most likely be held on our discord server. Other than information and meetings being posted on there, there are also fun activities like POTDs to try out, so I highly suggest you join our discord server if you haven't already. Stay safe!
The first USACO contest is happening on this upcoming weekend of December 17th to December 20th. We hope your preparations are going well, and remember that we will have an editorial for the upcoming contest soon after it is over, so be on the lookout for that in the writeups section.
Advent of Code has officially started, we hope you guys had fun solving the first couple days. Reminder that we will try to have some sort of an editorial for Advent of Code prepared in the writeups section, just don't expect it to be updated daily.
The first USACO contest is happening on the weekend of December 17th to December 20th. Please check out their website for more details about the logistics and rules. We also suggest that you guys make an account in advance so you can try out some of the problems before they actual contest. We wish you the best of luck in your preparations.
Advent of Code starts this week!
StuyCCC is going to have its own leaderboard which you can join here, with the code 637042-8dccf167.
Note that AOC isn't like typical competitive programming and uses topics from other CS fields, but it is fun nevertheless. Make sure to get your sleep though, staying up to 12AM for a mere chance to get on leaderboard is a bad idea
It's almost time for Advent Of Code 2021! In case you don't know Advent of Code is a yearly event that, in celebration with the holiday season, features 25 daily challenges from December 1st to December 25th that people all over the world try to solve to for a chance at a spot in a global leaderboard.
However, in addition to this leaderboard, Stuyccc is going to have its own rankings so to make sure you are ready to be at the top of our leader board at 12:00AM EST make sure to sign up here, and join our leaderboard here, with the code 637042-8dccf167.
Note that AOC isn't like typical competitive programming and uses topics from other CS fields like regex, but it is fun nevertheless. Make sure to get your sleep though, staying up to 12AM for a mere chance to get on leaderboard is a bad idea
Do Not Stress
While this is not an easy competition, we hope you have fun working on the problems with your team-mates.
- Mr. Brooks/Mr. Konstantinovich
Remember that PClassic is this upcoming Saturday, Nov 20th, so make sure to start preparing for that, and just know that we can't wait to see you guys there.
The PClassic competition takes place virtually on November 20th. It takes place from 10AM - 5PM, and we will take the competition in the Stuyvesant building.
Teams can have anywhere from 1-4 members, so you can enter your team at this google form if you have already decided on one. If you do not yet have a team, you can go to our discord to communicate with other members before deciding on a team. We also have a list of our members on StuyActivities, if you want to find people to ask.
In order to participate in this competition, you'll need one person to make a CodeChef account for the team. Please submit your CodeChef username after creating your account. You can find the CodeChef platform here.
There will be two division: Novice and Standard. If your team is composed of people new to CS, we'd recommend choosing the novice division. If you have experience coding and are up for a challenge, we'd recommend participating in the standard division.
The only two languages you are allowed to compete in are Python and Java.
The PClassic website is here. You can find the rules, as well as past problem sets to practice / gauge difficulty, at their website.
The Google Form to sign up is due at 11:59:59 on Friday, November 12th, but it is suggested that you submit earlier if you can.
PClassic (one of our main competitions that we try to attend) will be happening on Saturday Nov 20th at the Stuyvesant building. It is a team competition with up to 4 members per team, so find some buddies who want to program with you. It is a bit on the difficult side, but we encourage everyone to try.  We will be sending a sign up form and more information soon, so be on the lookout for that.


Before Change
def get_minimal_dtype(arrays, increase_itemsize_factor=1):
input_dts = [array.dtype if not isinstance(array, np.dtype) else array
for array in arrays]
promoted_dt = np.promote_types(*input_dts)
if increase_itemsize_factor > 1:
promoted_dt_highres = "%s%d" % (promoted_dt.kind, promoted_dt.itemsize * increase_itemsize_factor)
try:
promoted_dt_highres = np.dtype(promoted_dt_highres)
return promoted_dt_highres
except TypeError:
raise TypeError(
("Unable to create a numpy dtype matching the name "%s". "
+ "This error was caused when trying to find a minimal dtype covering the dtypes "%s" (which was "
+ "determined to be "%s") and then increasing its resolution (aka itemsize) by a factor of %d. "
+ "This error can be avoided by choosing arrays with lower resolution dtypes as inputs, e.g. by "
+ "reducing float32 to float16.") % (
promoted_dt_highres,
", ".join([input_dt.name for input_dt in input_dts]),
promoted_dt.name,
increase_itemsize_factor
)
)
return promoted_dt
def get_minimal_dtype_for_values(values, allowed_kinds, default, allow_bool_as_intlike=True):
After Change
assert isinstance(promoted_dt, np.dtype), (
"Expected numpy.dtype output from numpy.promote_dtypes, got type "
"%s." % (type(promoted_dt),))
return increase_itemsize_of_dtype(promoted_dt,
increase_itemsize_factor)
return promoted_dt
// TODO rename to: promote_arrays_to_minimal_dtype_


poisson_regression.Rd
Poisson regression models gene expression (Y) as a function of gene mean and sample covariates (X) mu = beta * X Y ~ Poisson(mu)
compute_gene_deviance(data, family = "poisson", covar = NULL, precision = c("double", "single"), verbose = FALSE, optimiser = greta::adam(), max_iterations = 5000, tolerance = 1e-06) poisson_regression(data, covar = NULL, beta_mean = 0, beta_sd = 3, precision = c("double", "single"))
| data | data matrix (data points * dimensions), can be dense and sparse matrix, SummarizedExperiment/SingleCellExperiment, Seurat (counts slot is used). |
|---|---|
| family | character naming the data distribution |
| covar | matrix (data points * covariates) or vector of column names (for compute_gene_deviance() and SingleCellExperiment, Seurat) containing covariates affecting expression in addition to gene mean (coverage, batch). Adding this will find genes whose deviance (residuals) is unexplained both by these covariates and Poisson noise (covar = NULL tests Poisson noise alone). |
| precision | argument for model. Use "single" for large datasets to reduce memory footprint |
| verbose | logical, plot greta model structure and print messages? |
| optimiser | method to use for finding regression coefficients and deviance when adding covariates see opt |
| max_iterations | number of iterations to run optimiser for. |
| tolerance | the numerical tolerance for the solution, the optimiser stops when the (absolute) difference in the joint density between successive iterations drops below this level. |
| beta_mean | prior mean for coefficients |
| beta_sd | prior sd for coefficients, use small values to regularise (e.g. penalise coefficients that deviate too much from 0) |
compute_gene_deviance()
: list containing the deviance vector with dimension names (genes) as names, beta coefficient matrix (dimensions * coeffs) and greta model used to compute those. For SingleCellExperiment the same object with beta coeffecients and deviance as rowData is returned. For Seurat the same object is returned updated with beta coeffecients and deviance in Seurat::GetAssay(obj<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
poisson_regression()
: R environment containing the model and parameters as greta arrays
# Use fake data as example # Random data that fits into the triangle set.seed(4355) arc_data = generate_arc(arc_coord = list(c(7, 3, 10), c(12, 17, 11), c(30, 20, 9)), mean = 0, sd = 1) data = generate_data(arc_data$XC, N_examples = 1e4, jiiter = 0.04, size = 0.9) # Take Poisson sample with the mean defined by each entry of the data matrix # (this create Poisson-distributed positive integer data) data = matrix(rpois(length(data), (data)), nrow(data), ncol(data)) # Compute deviance from the mean (residuals for Poisson data) dev = compute_gene_deviance(t(data)) # As you can see, the third dimension has lowest deviance dev#> $deviance #> [1] 19179.31 16610.19 10733.26 #> #> $beta #> beta_mean #> [1,] 2.639314 #> [2,] 2.546119 #> [3,] 2.158645 #> #> $model #> NULL #># because the vertices of the triangle have almost identical position in third dimension. plot_arc(arc_data = arc_data, data = data, which_dimensions = 1:3, data_alpha = 0.5)#>#> #>#>#># You can use deviance to find which dimension have variability to be explained with Archetypal Analysis # Create a probabilistic Poisson regression model with greta # to study effects of covariates on Poisson data (requires greta installed)# NOT RUN { model = poisson_regression(t(data), covar = matrix(rnorm(ncol(data)), ncol(data), 1)) # plot the structure of tensorflow computation graph plot(model$model) # find parameters using adam optimiser res = greta::opt(model$model, optimiser = greta::adam(), max_iterations = 500) # did the model converge before 500 iterations? res$iterations # Value of Poisson negative log likelihood (see greta documentation for details) res$value # View beta parameters for each dimension (columns), log(mean) in the first row, # covariate coefficients in the subsequent rows res$par$beta # }


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| GTK+ 2.0 Tutorial using Ocaml | ||
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Because of this flexibility, packing boxes in GTK can be confusing at first. There are a lot of options, and it's not immediately obvious how they all fit together. In the end, however, there are basically five different styles.
Each line contains one horizontal box (hbox) with several buttons. The call to #pack method is shorthand for the call to pack each of the buttons into the hbox. Each of the buttons is packed into the hbox the same way.
This is the declaration of the #pack method.
method pack : ?from:Gtk.Tags.pack_type -> ?expand:bool -> ?fill:bool -> ?padding:int -> GObj.widget -> unit from : default value is `START expand : default vaue is false fill : default value is true, ignored if expand is false |
The first optional argument from can have `START or `END. The ~from:`START will start at the top and work its way down in a vbox, and pack left to right in an hbox. The ~from:`END will do the opposite, packing from bottom to top in a vbox, and right to left in an hbox. Using from option allows us to right justify or left justify our widgets and may be mixed in any way to achieve the desired effect.
The expand argument controls whether the widgets are laid out in the box to fill in all the extra space in the box so the box is expanded to fill the area allotted to it (true); or the box is shrunk to just fit the widgets (false). Setting expand to false will allow you to do right and left justification of your widgets. Otherwise, they will all expand to fit into the box.
The fill argument to the #pack method control whether the extra space is allocated to the objects themselves (true), or as extra padding in the box around these objects (false). It only has an effect if the expand argument is also true.
The last argument is the object you are packing into the box. The objects will all be buttons for now, so we'll be packing buttons into boxes.
When creating a new box, the function looks like this (GPack.hbox ()):
GPack.hbox : ?homogeneous:bool -> ?spacing:int -> ?border_width:int -> ?width:int -> ?height:int -> ?packing:(GObj.widget -> unit) -> ?show:bool -> unit -> box spacing: 0 by default homogeneous: false by default |
The homogeneous argument to GPack.hbox () (and the same for GPack.vbox ()) controls whether each object in the box has the same size (i.e., the same width in an hbox, or the same height in a vbox). If it is set, the #pack method essentially as if the expand argument was always turned on.
What's the difference between spacing (set when the box is created) and padding (set when elements are packed)? Spacing is added between objects, and padding is added on either side of an object. The following figure should make it clearer:
Here is the code used to create the above images. I've commented it fairly heavily so I hope you won't have any problems following it. Compile it yourself and play with it.
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A group is an ordered set of process identifiers (henceforth processes); processes are implementation-dependent objects. Each process in a group is associated with an integer rank. Ranks are contiguous and start from zero. Groups are represented by opaque group objects, and hence cannot be directly transferred from one process to another. A group is used within a communicator to describe the participants in a communication ``universe'' and to rank such participants (thus giving them unique names within that ``universe'' of communication).
There is a special pre-defined group: MPI_GROUP_EMPTY, which is a group with no members. The predefined constant MPI_GROUP_NULL is the value used for invalid group handles.
[] Advice to users.
MPI_GROUP_EMPTY, which is a valid handle to an empty group,
should not be confused with MPI_GROUP_NULL, which in turn is
an invalid handle. The former may be used as an argument to group
operations; the latter, which is returned when a group is freed, in not
a valid argument.
( End of advice to users.)
[] Advice
to implementors.
A group may be represented by a virtual-to-real process-address-translation table. Each communicator object (see below) would have a pointer to such a table.
Simple implementations of MPI will enumerate groups, such as in a
table. However, more advanced data structures make sense in order
to improve scalability and memory usage with large numbers of processes.
Such implementations are possible with MPI.
( End of advice to implementors.)


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| dayToBold | Normal, Text | Auto-Enter:
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| gDate | Normal, Date | Auto-Enter:
| usedByMoveToNewDayScript |
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| chartTime | Normal, Number | Auto-Enter:
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| UsedToSetBarChartScale |
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| YorN | Normal, Text | Auto-Enter:
| input field on comment box asking user to type in y or n to delete a record. |
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| repeatAlarm | Normal, Text | Auto-Enter:
| usedToRepeatAlarmOverAndOverByCheckingTheBoxForThisField |
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| CurrentRecord | Normal, Text | Auto-Enter:
| usedByRecordLoadScriptToHighlightForUserWhatRecordIsSelectedUsingConditionalFormatting |
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| backgroundColorField |
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| Field Name | Type | Options | Comments | On Layouts | In Relationships | In Scripts | In Value Lists | |
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| ID | Path |
| 0 | reference/ |
Relationships: Table Occurrences
| Table Occurrence | reference1 | user | |
| Field | userID | = | _lockUser |
| Source Table | reference1 | user | |
| Source File | reference.fmp12 | Data Source: BrainData | |
| Allow creation of records via this relationship | Off | Off | |
| Delete related records in this table when a record is deleted in the other table | Off | Off | |
| Sort records |
Off | Off |
Layout Hierarchy
AdminOnly
mergeCheck
Layout #2
MemorySwitch
| Layout Name | Include In Menu | Quick Find | # of Objects | Show Records From | Save record changes automatically | Show field frames when record is active | Show field frames only on current record | Show current record indicator in List View | Used in Scripts | Custom Menu Set | Script Triggers | Theme ID |
| AdminOnly | No | Yes |
| MemorySwitch | On | On | Off | On | [File Default] | 01 | ||
| mergeCheck | No | Yes | reference1 | On | Off | Off | On | [File Default] | 01 | |||
| Layout #2 | No | Yes | reference1 | On | On | Off | On | [File Default] | 01 | |||
| MemorySwitch | No | Yes | MemorySwitch | On | On | Off | On | [File Default] | 01 |
Layout Objects: AdminOnly
Layout Objects: mergeCheck
| Field Name: reference1::gResources | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction9tenths | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction10tenths | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day31Calc | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day30 Copy | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::userID | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::userName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::mergedRecordIDs | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::mergedRecordIDs | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeB | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartYaxis 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction10tenths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction9tenths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction8eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction7eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction6eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction5eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction4eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction3eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction2eighths 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction1eighth 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction1sixteenth 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::chartTimeFraction1thirtysecond 2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::scale | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::backupRestore | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: reference1::backupRestore | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
Layout Objects: Layout #2
| Field Name: reference1::day1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day5 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day6 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::day7 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::sound | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::TimerSet | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: reference1::TimerDescription | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: reference1::repeatAlarm | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::CurrentRecord | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::userInitials | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: reference1::blueGreen | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::gHours | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::gSeconds | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::gMinutes | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: reference1::gDuration | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: reference1::gDate | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
Layout Objects: MemorySwitch
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::path | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::selectCheckBox | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::type | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::currentLibraryWIndows | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::currentLibraryPath | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::match | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::currentLibraryName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::helpLayoutObjectName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::fatPath | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::budgetPath | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::helpLayoutName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::helpPath | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::backToSolution | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionActionLog | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionLibrary | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionBudget | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionHelp | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionFMER | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::versionIQ | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::helpAppWindowName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::helpLayoutColumnName | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: MemorySwitch::matchHelp | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| start |
| show tools |
| Next Script: [show tools] |
| Script Name | start |
| Run script with full access privileges | Off |
| Include In Menu | Yes |
| Layouts that use this script |
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| Scripts that use this script |
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| Script Definition | |
| Script Steps |
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| Fields used in this script |
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| Scripts used in this script |
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| Layouts used in this script |
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| Tables used in this script |
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| Table occurrences used by this script |
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| Custom Functions used by this script |
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| Custom menu set used by this script |
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| Previous Script: [start] |
| Script Name | show tools |
| Run script with full access privileges | Off |
| Include In Menu | Yes |
| Layouts that use this script |
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| Scripts that use this script |
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| Script Definition | |
| Script Steps |
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| Fields used in this script |
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| Scripts used in this script |
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| Layouts used in this script |
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| Tables used in this script |
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| Table occurrences used by this script |
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| Custom Functions used by this script |
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| Custom menu set used by this script |
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| Account Name | Password | Status | Type | Privilege Set | Description | User must change password on next login |
| normal | Active | FileMaker | [Data Entry Only] | Off | ||
| [Guest] | ********* | Inactive | FileMaker | [Read-Only Access] | Off | |
| Admin | ********* | Active | FileMaker | [Full Access] | Off |
| Privilege Set: [Full Access] | |
| Description | access to everything |
| Used by | Admin |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | Modifiable | |||
| Value Lists | Modifiable | |||
| Scripts | Modifiable |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | On | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | On | |||
| Disconnect user from server when idle | Off | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Privilege Set: [Data Entry Only] | |
| Description | write access to all records, no design access |
| Used by | normal |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Privilege Set: [Read-Only Access] | |
| Description | read access to all records, no design access, write access to all global fields |
| Used by | [Guest] |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | View only | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| File Access Options | ||
| Block access by unauthorized files | Off |
| FileMaker Data Source | File Path List (in search order) |
| BrainData | file:MyData |
| Menu Sets | Menus | In Scripts | In Layouts | Comments |
| [Standard FileMaker Menus] |
| |||
| Custom Menu Set 1 | ||||
| BrainstateConversationManager |
| Menu Name: File Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | File | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | New Database... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Open... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + O | ||
| Command | Open Remote... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + O | ||
| Sub-menu: [Open Recent] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Close | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + W | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Manage] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Sharing] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | File Options... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Change Password... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Page Setup... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Print... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + P | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Import Records] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Export Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Sub-menu: [Save/Send Records As] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Mail... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Link to Database... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Save a Copy As... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Recover... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows |
| Menu Name: Edit Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Edit | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Undo | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Z | ||
| Command | Redo | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Cut | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + X | ||
| Command | Copy | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + C | ||
| Command | Paste | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + V | ||
| Command | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Clear | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Select All | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + A | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Find/Replace] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Spelling] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Object] | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Export Field Contents... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Pre&ferences... | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows |
| Menu Name: View Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | View | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Browse Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + B | ||
| Command | Find Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + F | ||
| Command | Layout Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + L | ||
| Command | Preview Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + U | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Layout] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | View as Form | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | View as List | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | View as Table | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Toolbars] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Status Toolbar | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Alt + S | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Ruler | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Zoom In | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Zoom Out | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Requests Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Requests | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Find | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Add New Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + N | ||
| Command | Duplicate Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + D | ||
| Command | Delete Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Request] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Show All Records | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + J | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Perform Find | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Constrain Found Set | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Extend Found Set | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Revert Request... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Records Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Records | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | New Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + N | ||
| Command | Duplicate Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + D | ||
| Command | Delete Record... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Delete All Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Record] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Refresh Window | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Show All Records | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + J | ||
| Command | Show Omitted Only | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Omit Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + T | ||
| Command | Omit Multiple... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + T | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Modify Last Find | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + R | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Sort Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + S | ||
| Command | Unsort | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Replace Field Contents... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + = | ||
| Command | Relookup Field Contents | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Revert Record... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Help Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Help | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | FileMaker Pro Help F1 | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Keyboard Shortcuts | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Resource Center | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Sub-menu: [Product Documentation] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Check for Updates... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Register FileMaker Pro Advanced | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Provide FileMaker Feedback | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | About FileMaker Pro... | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows |
| Theme ID | Display Name | Internal Name | Group | Locale | Version |
| 01 | Classic | com.filemaker.theme.classic | Basic | en | 5 |


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SMBCQUOTAS
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: 06/14/2011
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
smbcquotas - Set or get QUOTAs of NTFS 5 sharesSYNOPSIS
- smbcquotas {//server/share} [-u user] [-L] [-F] [-S QUOTA_SET_COMMAND] [-n] [-t] [-v] [-d debuglevel] [-s configfile] [-l logdir] [-V] [-U username] [-N] [-k] [-A]
DESCRIPTION
This tool is part of the samba(7) suite.
The smbcquotas program manipulates NT Quotas on SMB file shares.
OPTIONS
The following options are available to the smbcquotas program.
-u user
- Specifies the user of whom the quotas are get or set. By default the current user's username will be used.
-L
- Lists all quota records of the share.
-F
- Show the share quota status and default limits.
-S QUOTA_SET_COMMAND
- This command sets/modifies quotas for a user or on the share, depending on the QUOTA_SET_COMMAND parameter which is described later.
-n
- This option displays all QUOTA information in numeric format. The default is to convert SIDs to names and QUOTA limits to a readable string format.
-t
- Don't actually do anything, only validate the correctness of the arguments.
-v
- Be verbose.
-h|--help
- Print a summary of command line options.
-d|--debuglevel=level
-
level
is an integer from 0 to 10. The default value if this parameter is not specified is 0.
The higher this value, the more detail will be logged to the log files about the activities of the server. At level 0, only critical errors and serious warnings will be logged. Level 1 is a reasonable level for day-to-day running - it generates a small amount of information about operations carried out.
Levels above 1 will generate considerable amounts of log data, and should only be used when investigating a problem. Levels above 3 are designed for use only by developers and generate HUGE amounts of log data, most of which is extremely cryptic.
Note that specifying this parameter here will override the m[blue]smb.conf.5.html#m[] parameter in the smb.conf file.
-V|--version
- Prints the program version number.
-s|--configfile <configuration file>
- The file specified contains the configuration details required by the server. The information in this file includes server-specific information such as what printcap file to use, as well as descriptions of all the services that the server is to provide. See smb.conf for more information. The default configuration file name is determined at compile time.
-l|--log-basename=logdirectory
- Base directory name for log/debug files. The extension ".progname" will be appended (e.g. log.smbclient, log.smbd, etc...). The log file is never removed by the client.
-N|--no-pass
-
If specified, this parameter suppresses the normal password prompt from the client to the user. This is useful when accessing a service that does not require a password.
Unless a password is specified on the command line or this parameter is specified, the client will request a password.
If a password is specified on the command line and this option is also defined the password on the command line will be silently ingnored and no password will be used.
-k|--kerberos
- Try to authenticate with kerberos. Only useful in an Active Directory environment.
-C|--use-ccache
- Try to use the credentials cached by winbind.
-A|--authentication-file=filename
-
This option allows you to specify a file from which to read the username and password used in the connection. The format of the file is
-
username = <value> password = <value> domain = <value>
Make certain that the permissions on the file restrict access from unwanted users.
-
-U|--user=username[%password]
-
Sets the SMB username or username and password.
If %password is not specified, the user will be prompted. The client will first check the USER environment variable, then the LOGNAME variable and if either exists, the string is uppercased. If these environmental variables are not found, the username GUEST is used.
A third option is to use a credentials file which contains the plaintext of the username and password. This option is mainly provided for scripts where the admin does not wish to pass the credentials on the command line or via environment variables. If this method is used, make certain that the permissions on the file restrict access from unwanted users. See the -A for more details.
Be cautious about including passwords in scripts. Also, on many systems the command line of a running process may be seen via the ps command. To be safe always allow rpcclient to prompt for a password and type it in directly.
QUOTA_SET_COMAND
The format of an the QUOTA_SET_COMMAND is an operation name followed by a set of parameters specific to that operation.
To set user quotas for the user specified by -u or for the current username:
UQLIM:<username>:<softlimit>/<hardlimit>
To set the default quotas for a share:
FSQLIM:<softlimit>/<hardlimit>
To change the share quota settings:
FSQFLAGS:QUOTA_ENABLED/DENY_DISK/LOG_SOFTLIMIT/LOG_HARD_LIMIT
All limits are specified as a number of bytes.
EXIT STATUS
The smbcquotas program sets the exit status depending on the success or otherwise of the operations performed. The exit status may be one of the following values.
If the operation succeeded, smbcquotas returns an exit status of 0. If smbcquotas couldn't connect to the specified server, or when there was an error getting or setting the quota(s), an exit status of 1 is returned. If there was an error parsing any command line arguments, an exit status of 2 is returned.
VERSION
This man page is correct for version 3 of the Samba suite.
AUTHOR
The original Samba software and related utilities were created by Andrew Tridgell. Samba is now developed by the Samba Team as an Open Source project similar to the way the Linux kernel is developed.
smbcquotas was written by Stefan Metzmacher.
Index
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Time: 05:29:10 GMT, December 24, 2015


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Houzi Game Engine
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Input wav file stream. More...
#include <wav_file_in.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| wav_file_in (const std::string &path) | |
| Path constructor. More... | |
| bool | eof () const noexcept final |
| Checks the end of stream indicator. More... | |
| bool | error () const noexcept final |
| Checks the error indicator. More... | |
| size_t | get_byte_count () const noexcept final |
| Retrieves the total number of bytes in the stream. More... | |
| size_t | get_read_byte_count () const noexcept final |
| Retrieves the number of bytes read by the last read operation. More... | |
| size_t | get_read_element_count () const noexcept final |
| Retrieves the number of elements read by the last read operation. More... | |
| byte_position | get_byte_pos () const final |
| Gets the current byte position indicator. More... | |
| binary_stream & | set_byte_pos (byte_position pos) final |
| Sets the current byte position indicator. More... | |
| binary_stream & | move_byte_pos (byte_offset offset) final |
| Moves the current byte position indicator. More... | |
| size_t | get_sample_count () const noexcept final |
| Gets the number of samples in the stream for a single channel. More... | |
| sample_position | get_sample_pos () const final |
| Gets the current sample position indicator. More... | |
| audio_stream_in & | set_sample_pos (sample_position pos) final |
| Sets the current sample position indicator. More... | |
| audio_stream_in & | move_sample_pos (sample_offset offset) final |
| Moves the current sample position indicator. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hou::non_copyable | |
| non_copyable () noexcept | |
| default constructor | |
| virtual | ~non_copyable () |
| Destructor. | |
| non_copyable (const non_copyable &)=delete | |
| Deleted copy constructor. | |
| non_copyable (non_copyable &&)=default | |
| Defaulted move constructor. | |
| non_copyable & | operator= (const non_copyable &)=delete |
| Deleted copy assignment operator. | |
| non_copyable & | operator= (non_copyable &&)=default |
| Defaulted move assignment operator. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hou::audio_stream_in | |
| size_t | get_read_sample_count () const noexcept |
| Get the number of samples read by the last read operation. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| std::enable_if_t< is_contiguous_container< T >::value, T > | read_all () |
| Reads the whole contents of the stream into memory. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hou::audio_stream | |
| audio_stream () noexcept | |
| default constructor. | |
| audio_buffer_format | get_format () const noexcept |
| Gets the audio format of the stream. More... | |
| uint | get_channel_count () const noexcept |
| Gets the number of channels of the stream, based on its audio format. More... | |
| uint | get_bytes_per_sample () const noexcept |
| Gets the number of bytes per sample of the stream, based on its audio format. More... | |
| uint | get_sample_rate () const noexcept |
| Gets the number of samples per second. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hou::stream | |
| virtual | ~stream () |
| Destructor. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from hou::stream_in | |
| virtual | ~stream_in () |
| Destructor. | |
| template<typename T > | |
| std::enable_if_t< std::is_pod< T >::value &&!is_contiguous_container< T >::value, stream_in > & | read (T &buf) |
| Reads into a pod, not container variable. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| std::enable_if_t< is_contiguous_container< T >::value, stream_in > & | read (T &buf) |
| Reads into a contiguous container. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| stream_in & | read (T *buf, size_t buf_size) |
| Reads into a specified location in memory. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static bool | check (const std::string &path) |
| Checks if the file corresponding to the given path is a wav file. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from hou::audio_stream | |
| using | sample_position = long |
| Position indicator representing the number of samples from the beginning of the file. | |
| using | sample_offset = long |
| Offset of the sample position indicator in bytes. | |
| Public Types inherited from hou::binary_stream | |
| using | byte_position = long |
| Position indicator representing the number of bytes from the beginning of the file. | |
| using | byte_offset = long |
| Offset of the byte position indicator in bytes. | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from hou::audio_stream | |
| void | set_format (uint channels, uint bytes_per_sample) |
| Sets the audio format of the stream. More... | |
| void | set_sample_rate (uint sample_rate) noexcept |
| Sets the sample rate of the stream. More... | |
Input wav file stream.
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Path constructor.
| path | the path to the file to be opened. |
| hou::file_open_error | if the file could not be opened. |
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static |
Checks if the file corresponding to the given path is a wav file.
| path | the file path. |
| hou::file_open_error | if the file could not be opened. |
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finalvirtualnoexcept |
Checks the end of stream indicator.
Implements hou::stream.
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finalvirtualnoexcept |
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Retrieves the total number of bytes in the stream.
Implements hou::stream.
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finalvirtual |
Gets the current byte position indicator.
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::binary_stream.
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Retrieves the number of bytes read by the last read operation.
Implements hou::stream_in.
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finalvirtualnoexcept |
Retrieves the number of elements read by the last read operation.
Implements hou::stream_in.
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finalvirtualnoexcept |
Gets the number of samples in the stream for a single channel.
Implements hou::audio_stream.
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finalvirtual |
Gets the current sample position indicator.
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::audio_stream.
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finalvirtual |
Moves the current byte position indicator.
Throws if the offset moves the position indicator to a negative position. Derived classes may have different behaviour when the position is set over the end of the file. a value in the interval [0; byte_count] is always valid.
| offset | the byte position indicator offset. |
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::binary_stream.
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Moves the current sample position indicator.
Throws if the offset moves the position indicator to a negative position or to a position higher than the number of samples in the stream.
| offset | the byte position indicator offset. |
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::audio_stream.
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finalvirtual |
Sets the current byte position indicator.
Throws if pos is negative. Derived classes may have different behaviour when the position is set over the end of the file. a value in the interval [0; byte_count] is always valid.
| pos | the byte position indicator value. |
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::binary_stream.
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Sets the current sample position indicator.
Throws if pos is negative or higher than the number of samples in the stream.
| pos | the sample position indicator value. |
| hou::cursor_error | in case of an error. |
Implements hou::audio_stream.


You need a space after the '{'.
foo() {echo "hello world;}
foo() { echo "hello world;}
{
is only recognized as the start of a command group when it's a separate token.
If it's not a separate token, like in the problematic example, it will be considered a literal character, as if writing "{echo"
with quotes, and therefore usually cause a syntax error.
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'Carp Cowboys' Wrangle Invasive Flying Fish to Keep Them at Bay
Invasive Asian carp have presented a serious threat to the ecology of the Great Lakes for years. While the threat is still very real, the battle to keep them at bay has been largely successful, thanks in part to the "Carp Cowboys."
The 'Carp Cowboys' are working in the Illinois River to remove the invasive flying fish as a measure to protect the Great Lakes.
"We want to do something. Slow down the carp population, provide some time, make sure we have the best solutions," said Kevin Irons of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. "I have to be really proud because this is exceeding our expectations."


zEdit is comprised of a number of angular services which provide APIs which are relevant to the development of zEdit modules and core functionality.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
These thin strips of beef fillet are seasoned with Sichuan pepper and citrus zest before being deep-fried then coated in a sticky chilli sauce.
For the chilli beef, heat a deep fat fryer to 190C/375F or heat the oil for deep-frying in a deep heavy-based frying pan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown when dropped into it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Toss the beef strips with the two tablespoons of vegetable oil.
In a pestle and mortar, crush the Sichuan peppercorns to a fine powder. Place them in large bowl with the lime and orange zest and rice flour then toss well to combine. Add the beef and toss to coat each piece thoroughly.
Drop the beef into the deep-fat fryer a few batches at a time, and cook for two minutes. Drain onto kitchen paper.
For the sauce, heat a frying pan or wok until hot, add the sugar, rice wine and rice wine vinegar and bring to the boil.
Add the chillies, chilli flakes, ginger, lemongrass and lime leaves then cook for 5-8 minutes until thickened, sticky and glossy looking.
Add the cooked beef to the sauce, remove from the heat and toss well so that all the beef is coated in sticky chilli sauce.
For the sticky rice omelette, heat a wok until hot, add the oil and swirl to coat it before very carefully wiping the wok out with kitchen towel, removing any excess oil.
Whisk the eggs together, add the soy sauce, then pour into the hot wok, lifting the wok up and rolling the egg around the sides of it so you have one very large omelette.
Add the cooked rice to the centre of the omelette then carefully peel the omelette away from the sides of the wok to cover the egg.
When the rice is hot through and the omelette set, roll out onto a board and cut into four pieces.
To serve, pile the beef onto plates and the rice omelette in separate bowls.


‘Memories of My Body’ dominates 2019 FFI Awards with 12 nods
by News DeskThe Indonesian Film Festival (FFI) has announced this year’s nominees for the prestigious Piala Citra motion picture awards, with Garin Nugroho’s arthouse film Kucumbu Tubuh Indahku (Memories of My Body) receiving a total of 12 nominations, including Best Feature-Length Film, making it a leading contender despite the controversy surrounding its theatrical run.
Kucumbu Tubuh Indahku was also nominated for Best Original Screenplay and Garin for Best Director. Muhammad Khan, who plays the lead protagonist in the film, is competing in the Best Actor category.
Kucumbu Tubuh Indahku had a rocky journey to the Piala Citra awards, as it was banned in several regions, including Depok in West Java and Palembang in South Sumatra, because of its allegedly homoerotic nature. Despite the backlash, the film was chosen in September to represent Indonesia at the 2020 Academy Awards.
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Dua Garis Biru (Two Blue Lines), a young adult drama about teen pregnancy based on the novel of the same name by Lucia Priandarini, also received 12 nominations, including Best Feature-Length Film, Best Director for Gina S. Noer, Best Leading Actor for Angga Yunanda and Best Leading Actress for newcomer Adhisty Zara of idol group JKT48 fame.
Historical epic Bumi Manusia (This Earth of Mankind), an adaptation of Pramoedya Ananta Noer’s classic novel, is also vying for top prizes with a total of 12 nominations, including Best Feature-Length Film and Best Director for Hanung Bramantyo.
Joko Anwar’s superhero action film Gundala – based on the comics by Harya “Hasmi” Suraminata – secured nine nominations, including Best Adapted Screenplay for Joko and Best Leading Actor for Abimana Aryastya. Gundala’s recognition at Piala Citra injects critical pedigree into the Indonesian superhero genre, indicating a promising future for films based on local superhero comics.
Rounding out the Best Feature-Length Film lineup are 27 Steps of May and Keluarga Cemara. Both are small-scale dramas that gained awards momentum thanks to positive word of mouth.
See the full list of nominees on FFI’s official website. (rfa/kes)
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| 207 | (A) | Sone sendis he hym to and he the sothe tolde |
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| 203 | (D) | Sone he sendith hym to & he þe sothe tolde |
| 201 | (E) | & anon sente to hym . & he þe sothe toolde |
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| 206 | (L) | sone sendeþ hym to & þe soþe tolde |
| 200 | (P) | Sone he sendes hym to & he þe soth tolde |
| 200 | (U) | Sone he shewed him to / and the soth tolde |
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Good absinthe is hard to come by, but when you drink some, you can instantly recognize the quality. I had finally found a wonderful brand of absinthe, and after many times drinking it, I became quite familiar with its effects. The high is very subtle, and in some people it is hard to disinguish from the buz of alcohol. But, I notice that my thoughts are clearer and more pronounced than normal at the equivalent level of straight alcohol intoxication. Lights will appear to be brighter and supprisingly more pleasant to look at. I get a faint halo around lights against a contrasting background. The high, intensifies with the more you drink, but of course the effect of alcohol starts to outweigh the 'thujone effect.'
This crossing over of effect occurs for me at about 7 - 9 shots, and it is dependent on numerous factors including but not limited to hydration level, stomach fullness, vitamin and mineral levels, and such; just like different days alcohol will 'hit' you sooner than later. The next day, if you drank a signifigant amount of absinthe, there should be a point in the eveneing when you just cannot remember anything after it. You will feel like you are somewhat still high, and your high-level thinking will be greatly impaired.
So one night after binging on absinthe, 8oz in one hour, and after breifly enjoying the high, I decided to smoke weed. Oh wow! I had known that thujone and THC are slightly chemically related. This has the posibility for them to interact with the same receptors on in your nerve cells. What I experienced was a whole new level of high. It was like being high on weed, plus the thujone, but the weed had some multiplying effect on the thujone. It was a pleasant bonus.
I was stoned out of my mind, but I could still think very very clearly and still speak coherently. Three others took the same doses as well, and we all couldnt stop talking about how amazing this new high was. What was the most noticable was the hallucinating. I like to say that THC makes you hallucinate internally, like seeing your thoughts in your mind and indirectly applying them to the outside world. THC plus thujone was stepping into the realms of hallucinating externally. At one point, I looked up to my wall, where I had previously had my final exam schedules stapled, to see little peices of paper on the wall. Also at this time all three of my high power black lights were on, so the small torn peices of paper still clung to their staples were glowing beautifully.
At the time, I could not tell what these mysterious glowing entities were. With the help of thujone and THC, I quickly asserted that they were aliens floating on my wall. Then once I had seemingly idenified them, they began to streak across my field of vision with the turning of my head and appeared to be moving to the music when I was stationary. This was something that never happened from using absinthe and marijuana seperatly. The others in the room thought I was crazy, as they were to busy being locked in trances to spanish guitar music.
Later on in the night, I passed out after exiting the shower. Lying naked in my common room I was found by my girlfriend who was still high. We had sex, and it was the best sex of my life.  We continued to have sex for 2 hours, until we passed out on top of eachother.
 I fully enjoyed the effects of the mixture.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


9th of March 2016
Responsiveness
Reponsive web development is a must have for any project creating a website. There are so many visitors using mobile, tablets or other non-traditional viewing devices, that creating websites with no responsiveness may drive users away, because the user-exerience is lacking.
Reponsiveness refers to a website providing a suitable layout of information, depending on the viewing device. Good responsive design utilises space when it is limited, and makes the most of it when it is availble. Image, font and box resizing are important parts of responvie design, as well as toggling display properties to reduce clutter on small pages.
Mobile First
One preferred methodology to build responsive websites is to start out coding it for a small viewing device, then adding complexity for large devices. This is called a Mobile First approach. An added benefit of this being that smaller devices don't having to parse all the data required for a larger viewing device. Meaning the load faster for poeple that are likely using a mobile data connection, on a device with less processing power.
Frameworks
There are many existing CSS frameworks available for developers to use, that enable rapid easy front end prototyping. Bootstrap and Zurb are popular industry choices, but there are many more smaller easier to use tools, that offer less functionality but easier learning curves.
A framework provides classes, page grids, typographies and other design tools that are out of the box. This saves a developer from having to start frmo scratch, and re-inventing the wheel.
Wireframes
Wireframes are blueprints that outline the layout and basic visual functionality of a website. They establish hierarchy of information, provide a visual representation of a website without detail, and simplify brainstorming.
Here are some not so professional looking wireframes I made, for this website. I have visual design skills of an aquatically challenged manatee.


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I AM THE CHAIRMAN TENDER BOARD OF INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION (INEC).  IT IS THE PRODUCT OF AN OVER INVOICE ON CONTRACT AWARDED IN 1999 BY INEC TO A FOREIGN COMPANY FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTORAL MATERIALS THAT WAS USED FOR CONDUCTING 1999 ELECTION. THE CONTRACT HAS LONG BEEN EXECUTED AND PAYMENT OF THE ACTUAL CONTRACT AMOUNT HAS BEEN PAID TO THE FOREIGN CONTRACTOR LEAVING THE BALANCE OF US$30MILLION DOLLARS IN A DORMANT ACCOUNT, WHICH MY COLLEAGUES AND I NOW WANT TO TRANSFER OUT OF NIGERIA INTO A RELIABLE FOREIGN ACCOUNT FOR OUR PERSONAL USE. AS CIVIL SERVANTS WE DO NOT HAVE THE NECESSARY FOREIGN ACCOUNT MACHINERY TO SUCCESSFULLY HANDLE THIS TRANSACTION THEREFORE IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO SOURCE FOR A FOREIGN COMPANY OR AN INDIVIDUAL WITH THE CAPABILITY TO ACT AS THE ORIGINAL BENEFICIARY OR THE CONTRACTOR.  WE WILL SEIZE THIS GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT YOU AS ONE OF THE BENEFICIARIES TO BE PAID.   FURTHER DETAILS ABOUT THIS TRANSACTION WILL BE DISCUSSED IN THE SUBSEQUENT CORRESPONDENCE. THIS TRANSACTION IS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL BUT 100% RISK FREE.   THANK YOU AS I AWAIT YOUR RESPONSE. YOURS FAITHFULLY, FREDRICK MBONU


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WeeReporting
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Package: WeePHP\Core
Author: Hugues Polaert<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Version: 0.1
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AbstractImageHandlerEncoder
This abstract implementation of the ImageHandler interface is intended to be the base class for ImageHandlers that generate image files for all the images they handle. |
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AbstractSVGConverter
Abstract class with common utility methods used by subclasses for specific convertion operations. |
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AbstractSVGFilterConverter
Abstract class with common utility methods used by subclasses for specific convertion operations. |
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CachedImageHandlerBase64Encoder
This subclass of ImageHandlerBase64Encoder implements
functionality specific to the cached version of the image
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CachedImageHandlerJPEGEncoder
GenericImageHandler which caches JPEG images. |
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CachedImageHandlerPNGEncoder
GenericImageHandler which caches PNG images. |
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DefaultCachedImageHandler
This class is a default implementation of the GenericImageHandler for handlers implementing a caching strategy. |
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DefaultImageHandler
This class provides a default implementation of the ImageHandler interface simply puts a place holder in the xlink:href attribute and sets the width and height of the element. |
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DOMGroupManager
This class is used by the Graphics2D SVG Generator to manage a group of Nodes that can later be added to the SVG DOM Tree managed by the DOMTreeManager. |
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DOMTreeManager
This class is used by the SVGGraphics2D SVG Generator to manage addition of new Nodes to the SVG DOM Tree. |
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ImageCacher
This class implements caching functionality for raster images. |
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ImageCacher.Embedded
Cache implementation for images embedded in the SVG file. |
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ImageCacher.External
Cache implementation for file-based images. |
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ImageHandlerBase64Encoder
This implementation of ImageHandler encodes the input image as a PNG image first, then encodes the PNG image using Base64 encoding and uses the result to encoder the image url using the data protocol. |
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ImageHandlerJPEGEncoder
This implementation of the abstract AbstractImageHandlerEncoder class creates JPEG images in the image directory and sets the url pointing to that file in the xlink:href attributes of the image elements it handles. |
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ImageHandlerPNGEncoder
This implementation of the abstract AbstractImageHandlerEncoder class creates PNG images in the image directory and sets the url pointing to that file in the xlink:href attributes of the image elements it handles. |
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SimpleImageHandler
Implements the GenericImageHandler interface and only uses <image> elements. |
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SVGAlphaComposite
Utility class that converts an AlphaComposite object into a set of SVG properties and definitions. |
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SVGBasicStroke
Utility class that converts a Java BasicStroke object into a set of SVG style attributes |
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SVGBufferedImageOp
Utility class that converts a BufferedImageOp object into an SVG filter. |
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SVGClip
Utility class that converts a Path object into an SVG clip |
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SVGColor
Utility class that converts a Color object into a set of corresponding SVG attributes. |
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SVGConvolveOp
Utility class that converts a ConvolveOp object into an SVG filter descriptor. |
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SVGCustomBufferedImageOp
Utility class that converts an custom BufferedImageOp object into an equivalent SVG filter. |
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SVGCustomComposite
Utility class that converts an custom Composite object into a set of SVG properties and definitions. |
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SVGCustomPaint
Utility class that converts an custom Paint object into a set of SVG properties and definitions. |
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SVGFont
Utility class that converts a Font object into a set of SVG font attributes |
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SVGGeneratorContext
This class contains all non graphical contextual information that are needed by the SVGGraphics2D to
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SVGGraphicContext
Represents the SVG equivalent of a Java 2D API graphic context attribute. |
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SVGGraphics2D
This implementation of the java.awt.Graphics2D abstract class allows users to generate SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) content from Java code. |
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SVGLinearGradient
Utility class that converts a Java GradientPaint into an SVG linear gradient element |
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SVGLookupOp
Utility class that converts a LookupOp object into an SVG filter descriptor. |
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SVGRenderingHints
Utility class that converts a RenderingHints object into a set of SVG properties. |
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SVGRescaleOp
Utility class that converts a RescaleOp object into an SVG filter descriptor. |
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SVGTexturePaint
Utility class that converts a TexturePaint object into an SVG pattern element |
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SVGTransform
Utility class that converts a GraphicContext transform stack into an SVG transform attribute. |
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