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layout: post
title: Backbone.js and dependent selects
date: '2011-08-08T08:25:00.000-07:00'
author: Rx
tags:
modified_time: '2011-09-06T09:53:48.088-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3950436325253663978.post-589633878882377770
blogger_orig_url: http://railsindirection.blogspot.com/2011/08/backbonejs-and-dependent-selects.html
---
I had a fairly simple development task. Once I've done 20 different ways over the years. I have
a select control with customers. When it changes I need to load the set of customer shipping addresses. The client
code was a combination of jquery ajax calls and a custom client library for rendering/managing to server restful
resources. Pretty quickly the code was getting messy! The problem seemed so easy, but the code did not reflect
that. I decided to refactor it using backbone.js.
I'm going to show you how I solved this problem in this post. It will not cover the basics of backbone.js. It will cover a simple use case and the
design I came up with. It also covers some caveats I discovered with backbone.js.
Finally backbone.js has entered my development toolkit. I
was waiting for it without even knowing it. It addresses so many issues with typical client code development.
If you don't know what Backbone is, then I suggest you visit backbone.js. They have a number of tutorials.
(Including this one.) The docs are solid. Once you bone up on the basics come on back.
One
of the first benefits was the code organization. With Backbone and Jammit (for rails) I can layout a really nice
development tree with each class in its own file. Here is the tree I currently have setup:
├── app
│ ├── helpers
│ ├── models
│ │ └──
collections
│ ├── templates
│ └── views
└── core
├── helpers
├── models
├── templates
│ └── controls
└── views
└──
controls
I am able to have a 'core' set of helpers, models, templates, and views that are
used across applications. This is not really a backbone feature, but because of backbone I setup Jammit this way.
The second
thing I really loved was the clear separation between model and view. This just feels so natural having done the
same thing on the server side for so many years. I'm going to assume you are familiar with the three basic
backbone classes that I'm going to use: Model, Collection and View.
Ok the problem is how
to have one select change and then once the change occurs, populate another select with a collection based on the
first selected. In my case I have the models 'Customer' and 'Address'. A customer has many shipping addresses. So
every time a new customer is selected a different set of shipping addresses need to be loaded.
Let's start by taking a look at the models (you'll see they are trivial).
App.Models.Customer = Backbone.Model.extend({});
App.Models.Address = Backbone.Model.extend({});
Ok
those were trivial. I like trivial. Now we will look at the collections. These are bound to our select controls.
App.Collections.Customers =
Backbone.Collection.extend({
model: App.Models.Customer,
url: '/customers'
});
App.Collections.Addresses = Backbone.Collection.extend({
model: App.Models.Address,
url: '/addresses'
});
Again
trivial. We tell the collection what our resource url looks like.
Ok, now we get to the
meat of the problem. The views. First I did was create a new view that can render a select based on a collection.
It has a few other features I'll point out.
Core.Controls.Select
= Backbone.View.extend({
initialize: function(){
_.bindAll(this,
'render','value','triggerDependents','selectControl','startingIndex','addModel');
this.selected =
this.options.selected;
this.dependent_views = this.options.dependent_views;
// if the
collection changes, re-renders
this.collection.bind("all", this.render);
this.render();
},
events:{
"change": "triggerDependents"
},
defaults:{
collection: [], // The collection to render
selected: null, // The selected model
dependent_views: []// The dependent views to notify on change
},
render: function(){
this.el.html(JST.select(this));
},
selectControl: function() {return
this.$("select");},
value: function() { return this.selectControl().val();},
// returns
the starting index into the collection
startingIndex: function(){
var index = 0;
if(this.options.blank)index = index +1;
return index;
},
addModel:
function(model,selected){
if(selected)this.selected = model;
this.collection.add(model);
return this;
},
triggerDependents: function(event) {
if(this.selectControl().selectedIndex>=this.startingIndex())this.selected =
this.collection.at(this.selectControl().selectedIndex-this.startingIndex());
var _this = this;
_.each(this.dependent_views,function(view){
view.trigger(_this.id+"."+event.type, _this);
});
}
});
Let's break this one done a little
bit. Backbone has an initialize function that gets called after the object is created. In our initialize we do the
following:
First we use the underscore function that will ensure that when our function is
called from an event somewhere, the this variable is setup as we expect it. In Ruby or other languages it is
impossible to call an object without its self or this setup correctly. Javascript is like C. You can do objects,
but they are not really first class citizens. Once you get used to these quirks they are quite serviceable. Second
we pull out a couple of class attributes that we expect to be passed into the constructor. By default the
constructor puts these into the options hash, because they are really core to our class we
pull them up. This is a style thing. I left some other options in the hash, because they were not a fundamental
data structure to our view. We then bind to our collection, so if anything changes on the collection it will all
our render method and redraw our view. Finally we render the control.
The next thing you
see are two hashes: events and defaults. Events in views are jquery
events and this hash is a shortcut for binding to them. We bind to the change event and call our function
triggerDependents. Note: If you extend this 'class' and define an events hash it will take precedence over the
base. The defaults hash is used to pre-populate the options with defaults. I've setup the
collection and dependent_views as empty arrays (instead of null). I also setup select as null. Although null is
not a very useful default , I think it documents what options the class will accept.
Now
in our render we are simply putting into the html element the results of our select template. We are using the
_.template method from the underscore library and Jammit is managing the template loading and compilation. Let's
take a look at the template:
We are building
the select control using the collection, selected and options passed in.
So far so good.
Nice and clean.
I'm going to leave the rest of the select control as an exercise for the
reader. I do want to point out the triggerDependents function. This will trigger the change
event to any dependent_views passed into our constructor. It appends the id of the control so that a dependent
view can listen to many controls and catch their events separately. We are using the event binding with
backbone.js for this communication. This is independent from jquery events. it seems a little strange at first
that they are not related, but the separation makes sense. If you have non-DOM events you want to trigger and
handle, then use the model and view .bind and .trigger methods. The events hash does not route these non-dom
events, so you have to bind to them in your initialize (or wherever is most appropriate.)
OK
so were are we at. We have a select control that will notify any dependent views when they are changed. I think we
are ready to actually use them. Let's start with the select for customer addresses.
App.Views.CustomersAddressSelect = Core.Controls.Select.extend({
initialize: function(){
Core.Controls.Select.prototype.initialize.call(this);
this.bind("order_customer_id.change", this.loadAddresses);
},
loadAddresses:
function(control){
this.collection.reset();
if(control.value()>0){
this.collection.fetch({data: {"parent_key[customer_id]": control.value()}});
}
}
});
Here you see we are binding to the order_customer_id.change event that will get fired by the
customer select. In response to this event we reset our collection. (This will cause a render that will disable
the control, while we fetch the new records.) Then we fetch the addresses passing the parent key that our
controller expects to filter the addresses.
Note: From a security perspective you are
going to want some server side check to make sure the given request is allowed to view the given records. That is
clearly beyond the scope of this post!
OK now to hook it all up we have the following:
$(function(){
// our empty address
collection
var addresses = new App.Collections.Addresses([]);
// Our dependent customer
addresses select
var shipping_address_select = new App.Views.CustomersAddressSelect({el:
$('#ship_to_address_select'),
id: 'order_shipping_address_id',
name: 'order[
shipping_address_id]',
collection: addresses});
// Our customers collection - populated
from the server
var customers = new App.Collections.Customers(<%= raw select.collect{ |ct| {:name=>ct.name,
:id=>ct.id}}.to_json %>);
// The customer select, here we pass in the customers collection and
the shipping_address_select dependent view.
new Core.Controls.Select({el: $('#customer_select'),
id: 'order_customer_id',
name: 'order[customer_id]',
collection: customers,
blank: 'Select a customer',
// set the shipping_address_select as dependent view
// this
will cause all events of the customer select to get
// fired to the dependent controls with the
id.event
dependent_views:[shipping_address_select]});
});
Wow
that looks pretty simple. We are doing a couple of things here to note:
This is a erb
file that is building up the collection of customers on the server. Since we sourced this code from the server, we
could save the round trip to fetch the customers. We could have fetched the customers from the client just as
easily.
We are binding to existing elements on the page by passing in el:
$(selector)
.
We are passing in the shipping_address_select control as a
dependent_view, this hooks up our notifications on change.
Note: if you override the events
hash in a derived class you will need to proxy any events that the base class was handling. In my case I ended up
deriving a customer select class and wanted to listen to the change event. I lost my dependent view notifications,
so in my change function I added a call to triggerDependents. I was not thrilled about this approach. I think
preserving events in base classes would be a nice change for backbone.js.
I hope you
enjoyed this post. I loved working with Backbone.js and plan on building a full scale view library that makes all
the crud operations easy as this.
Cheers - Russell


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Includes an operating system
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Not a VM
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Create a Dockerfile
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How do I use it
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How does this work with what I have now?
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Why do your bosses care?
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Cloud-ready (if necessary)
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Cost savings
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <Windows.h>
#include <SDL.h>
#include <SDL_ttf.h>
#include "gameMap.h"
#include "highscores.h"
#include "pacStruct.h"
#include "game.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Macros | |
| #define | LEN_OF_SCORE_BOX 50 |
| Length of score box which is drawn on the screen. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | initGameTextures () |
| Initializes all game textures. More... | |
| void | destroyGameTextures () |
| Destroys all game textures. More... | |
| void | updateScoreBox (Highscore currentScore) |
| Updates the score box in the game screen. More... | |
| void | updateLevelBox (int level) |
| Updates GUI level box in the game screen. More... | |
| void | updateLivesBox (int map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], int numberOfLivesTiles, int livesCount) |
| Updates the Pacman lives box in the game screen according to the argument livesCount. More... | |
| void | printInitMap (int map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], PacStruct pacman, int srbendaMod, int newLevel) |
| Prints argument map and pacman on the game screen. More... | |
| void | updatePacman (int map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], PacStruct pacman, int timer_tick, int srbendaMod) |
| Updates arguments map and pacman according to its values and values of arguments delay and timer_tick. More... | |
| void | updateGhosts (int map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], PacStruct ghosts[NUMBER_OF_GHOSTS], int timer_tick, int srbendaMod, PacStruct pacman, enum direction lastPacmanDirection, int lastMovingTimerTick) |
| Updates arguments map and ghosts according to their values and values of arguments delay and timer_tick. More... | |
Contains declarations and constants for gameplay graphics.
| #define LEN_OF_SCORE_BOX 50 |
Length of score box which is drawn on the screen.
| void destroyGameTextures | ( | ) |
Destroys all game textures.
| void initGameTextures | ( | ) |
Initializes all game textures.
| void printInitMap | ( | int | map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], |
| PacStruct | pacman, | ||
| int | srbendaMod, | ||
| int | newLevel | ||
| ) |
Prints argument map and pacman on the game screen.
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| srbendaMod | contains info about whether srbendaMod is active ( != 0 ) |
| newLevel | contains info about wheter now a new level should be printed |
| void updateGhosts | ( | int | map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], |
| PacStruct | ghosts[NUMBER_OF_GHOSTS], | ||
| int | timer_tick, | ||
| int | srbendaMod, | ||
| PacStruct | pacman, | ||
| enum direction | lastPacmanDirection, | ||
| int | lastMovingTimerTick | ||
| ) |
Updates arguments map and ghosts according to their values and values of arguments delay and timer_tick.
| map | map on which the game s played |
| ghosts | PacStruct array containing info about ghosts |
| timer_tick | clock timer for game loop |
| srbendaMod | contains info about whether srbendaMod is active ( != 0 ) |
| pacman | PacStruct which contains info about pacman |
| lastPacmanDirection | contains the last direction of Pacman, that wasn't none |
| lastMovingTimerTick | contains the last tick in which Pacman was moving |
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Updates GUI level box in the game screen.
| level | number which will be printed on screen as level |
| void updateLivesBox | ( | int | map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], |
| int | numberOfLivesTiles, | ||
| int | livesCount | ||
| ) |
Updates the Pacman lives box in the game screen according to the argument livesCount.
| map | map on which the game s played |
| numberOfLivesTiles | number of tiles which are on the game screen for lives |
| livesCount | number of lives pacman has left |
| void updatePacman | ( | int | map[HEIGHT_OF_MAP][WIDTH_OF_MAP], |
| PacStruct | pacman, | ||
| int | timer_tick, | ||
| int | srbendaMod | ||
| ) |
Updates arguments map and pacman according to its values and values of arguments delay and timer_tick.
| map | map on which the game s played |
| pacman | PacStruct containing info about pacman |
| timer_tick | clock timer for game loop |
| srbendaMod | contains info about whether srbendaMod is active ( != 0 ) |
| void updateScoreBox | ( | Highscore | currentScore | ) |
Updates the score box in the game screen.
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by Carla HintonRyan Bushman and his children brushed away the dry grass to uncover a weathered mauve-colored grave marker at Trice Hill Cemetery.
The three used a smartphone to take a picture of the marker, and they also recorded the name of the deceased, along with her birth and death dates.
The Bushmans didn't know the woman whose grave they had uncovered, but they knew the information inscribed on her marker would be cherished by someone.
The family was among 200 volunteers who spread out across the metro area to help preserve such troves of information for families, genealogists and historians.
They took part in the Oklahoma City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' "Save A Cemetery" project in partnership with other Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints groups, the Interfaith Alliance of Oklahoma and The Coltrane Group.
Peter Adams, public affairs director for the Oklahoma City Latter-day Saints, said volunteers were able to capture information from about 4,000 headstones as part of the Nov. 16 project. Most volunteers met at Trice Hill, 5101 N Coltrane Road, a predominantly black cemetery, while others gathered information at Oakland Cemetery in Canadian County, and cemeteries in Bethany and Moore.
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Adams and the volunteers were especially proud of the interfaith aspect of the project.
Toward the end of the project, volunteers gathered around and partnered with a person of a different faith to talk briefly about what the graveyard meant to them and how the project's premise fit with their faith beliefs and worldview.
Afterward, Verbus Counts, of Edmond, who attends the Edmond Baha'i Faith Center, said he enjoyed taking part in the project.
"The idea is great because so much history, especially African-American history, gets lost because we don't have records," he said.
Julian Hilliard, an Oklahoma City Community College professor, participated in the project as part of the Interfaith Alliance's Many Beliefs Serving Together group. Hilliard, who said he has no faith beliefs, brought 11 of his college students to participate in the project.
He said the Interfaith Alliance joined in the project because the information gleaned from the BillionGraves app is made available to the public for free.
"What really attracted me is that this is information that will be freely available," he said. "We're all related by our common humanity. That's what the Interfaith Alliance is all about. We have things in common even if our beliefs are different."
Grant Lyon and Andre Head, an Oklahoma City genealogist and historian, said they particularly enjoyed seeing the project come to fruition.
Lyon spearheaded a similar project over the past summer as part of his Eagle Scout project with Scouts BSA Troop 0314, which is affiliated with the Oklahoma City Latter-day Saints. Adams paired Lyon with Head, co-founder of The Coltrane Group and president of the Black Genealogy Research Group, who recommended that Lyon and his volunteers turn their attention to Trice Hill.
Lyon's group captured information from about 1,000 headstones on the west side of the burial groups so he was pleased to see the large group of volunteers gather even more information at the Nov. 16 event.
"I think this is super awesome. We've been able to get so many more headstones done," he said.
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Here are some examples of how this class is used to get data out of an object or array. The examples use an array, but they would work equally well with standard class objects, and other objects with public properties or magic getters, or a get()
method.
For all examples, assume the following setup:
<?php
$data = ['id' => '123', 'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>$obj = new Data;
Simple. No transformation. Data is present.
$result = $obj->get($data, 'id');
// $result === '123';
Simple. With Default. Data not present.
$result = $obj->get($data, 'name', 'anonymous');
// $result === 'anonymous';
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true
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$result = $obj->get($data, 'id', null, function ($value, $default, $exists) {
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});
// $result === 123
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// $result === 123
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method to return the value itself.
$result = $obj->getThen($data, 'id')
->value();
// $result === '123'
getThen()
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A Dropbox repository was then created so we could share design ideas, chat about possible "future" projects and upload any legacy productions we had.
Things kind of fizzled out but the intent was always there to maybe pick up the slack later.
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2019 (The BIG Bang!)
After watching the Revision demoparty and noticing how big the ANSI/PETSCII scenes were (and how small the Amiga ASCII scene was in comparison) we decided to start work on a remote ASCII entry for the NOVA 19 demoparty. This seemed well received and we then noticed Versus Amiga Magazine were having a votesheet compo at Edison 2019 Party.. That went well too! :)
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The Mask Of Zorro A review by Joe Chamberlain
Starring Antonio Banderas; Anthony Hopkins; Catherine Zeta-Jones; Stuart Wilson & Matthew Letscher
The Mask Of Zorro is by far the best movie of the summer of 98. While Armageddon and Deep Impact wowed we the audience with spectacular special effects, no other movie was as much fun as Zorro. I've never been a big Antonio Banderas fan -- actually to be perfectly honest I've never thought that he could act his way out of a paper bag. Maybe in retrospect that's because he has never had the right roles. There is no doubt that he was very good in The Mask Of Zorro. It takes real talent to shine when you are acting next to Anthony Hopkins in a movie. Hopkins plays Zorro, who, after being imprisoned by the Spanish government escapes to try to make contact with the daughter (Catherine Zeta-Jones) who was taken from him many years ago when she was just an infant.  And may I be the first to say WOW! Catherine Zeta Jones has got to be one of the most beautiful women that I have seen in a movie in a long time, and unlike some of the other lovely starlets that populate today's movies, Zeta-Jones is actually a very good actress. But I digress. Hopkins meets up with a thief (Antonio Banderas) who has a score to settle with some of the same people that Zorro does. Since Zorro is now in his late 50's, he really can't don the mask anymore, so he sets out to train Banderas' character to replace him as Zorro. Going into much more detail would probably ruin the movie, but lets just say that tons of sword fighting and other assorted action abound in this movie.
I can't say enough about how impressed I was with Banderas' performance. He was charismatic and funny, and if he can continue to find roles as good as The Mask Of Zorro, he will undoubtedly become one of Hollywood's biggest stars. As usual, Hopkins gave a tremendous performance, and manages to make a role his own to the point where you could never imagine another actor playing that role.
I can't say enough good things about The Mask Of Zorro. It was funny; well acted; great sets; the fights were well choreographed and Catherine Zeta-Jones, well, I could go on for hours about her. Do yourself a favor. Go see this movie.
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The biggest change however is in the cast. Val Kilmer, replacing Michael Keaton, lightens up Batman, almost too much, to match the film's new tone. For the first time in the Batman series the Caped Crusader is not overshadowed by the villains. To Kilmer's credit this was no easy task since his adversaries, Harvey Two-Face and the Riddler, are played by Tommy Lee Jones and Jim Carrey respectively. O'Donnell also holds his own against these sometimes overbearing actors with his energetic portrayal as the Boy Wonder. Finally, Nicole Kidman manages to pump up her one dimensional role by making the most of her goofy dialogue and by, well, by just looking damn good.
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extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.util.Random |
RANDOM |
static java.util.Timer |
TIMER |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GameLogic(Dimension size,
boolean aiOpponent,
AIDifficulty aiDifficulty)
Another constructor for class TicTacToeGame.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
endMove()
Ends a players move.
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GameState |
getGameState()
Gets the games state.
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java.util.List<Player> |
getPlayers()
Gets the games players set.
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Dimension |
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Player |
getWinner()
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isDraw()
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boolean |
isEnded()
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boolean |
isHumanPlayersTurn()
Gets whether its currently the human player's turn.
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boolean |
isInGame()
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boolean |
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void |
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This diagram gives an simplified view of the processing stages inside the converter:
The first stage is a fixed initial translation into HID codes, that cannot be modified by the config. The goal of this stage is to map into a reasonable base set of codes for further remapping, and to try and ensure that each key on the keyboard results in a unique HID code after this stage.
The second stage combines remapping and layer functions, since layers are simply alternate remappings.
The third stage is macro expansion.
The final stage separates out the internal commands such as SELECTn and BOOT etc. and routes them appropriately, and also converts the HIDX codes back into standard HID codes for the keyboard, media, and power code pages.
For most keys it's fairly obvious which codes are produced after the fixed initial translation. However, for some keys on a 122-key keyboard, and the normally unused extra keys on various keyboards, the codes don't follow an obvious pattern.
To find out which code a key is producing after the fixed initial translation, you can use hid_listen to examine the Diagnostic Output.
When you press a key, a set of codes is sent by the converter to hid_listen. For example, pressing the centre key in the 122-key's cursor block results in:
r62 +93 d93 rE2 -93 u93
Note the code prefixed by '+', then look it up in the HID code list. For the example, looking up 93 reveals that the identifier to use for remapping or triggering a macro would be LANG_4.
The force
command disables the auto-detection of keyboard type. It is only very rarely needed!
force {set1|set2|set3|set2ext}
Example:
force set2
The include
command processes another file, exactly as if it was copy-pasted to where the include command is.
include <file_name>
Quotation marks are optional unless the file name contains spaces.
Example:
include "colemak.sc"
Groups of settings can be toggled by using the ifselect
command and defining remaps or macros that output the SELECT_0 to SELECT_7 codes.
ifselect {<select_num> | any}
When any of the SELECT codes are output the entire config is reloaded, and the ifselect
commands choose which blocks will be applied.
When the converter powers-up, all selects, except select 0, are inactive.
Multiple selects can be active at a time.
Select 0 is special - it is always active, and when SELECT_0 is output it resets all the other selects.
Blocks following ifselect <select_num>
, up to the next ifselect
, are applied only if the specified select is active.
Blocks following ifselect any
, up to the next ifselect
, are applied regardless of which selects are active.
Example:
# toggle between qwerty and colemak by pressing scroll lock
ifselect 1
include colemak.sc
ifselect any
remapblock
SCROLL_LOCK SELECT_1
endblock
Blocks following the ifset
command are only applied if using one of the specified sets.
ifset [set1] [set2] [set3] [set2ext] [any]
Example:
ifset set1 set2
Blocks following the ifkeyboard
command are only applied if the keyboard has the specified ID.
ifkeyboard {<keyboard_id> | any}
The keyboard ID is given in hexadecimal.
See the Troubleshooting section for details of how to find out the ID of your keyboard.
Example:
ifkeyboard BABA
Layerblocks define combinations of function keys to access different layers.
layerblock
<fn_key_combo> <layer_num>
...
endblock
Function keys are defined by remapping keys to codes FN1 to FN8.
Example:
layerblock
FN1 1
FN2 1
FN1 FN2 2
endblock
remapblock
LGUI FN1
RGUI FN2
endblock
Remapblocks define remappings either for the base layer, or for the specified
layer if a layer
command is given inside the block.
remapblock
[layer <layer_num>]
<from_hid> <to_hid>
...
endblock
Example:
# swap capslock and backspace
remapblock
CAPS_LOCK BACKSPACE
BACKSPACE CAPS_LOCK
endblock
Macroblocks define one or more macros. Macros are triggered by a single HID key with any combination of metas, and can have command blocks that execute on make and/or break of the HID key.
macroblock
macro <hid> [[-][{l|r}]shift] [[-][{l|r}]ctrl] [[-][{l|r}]alt] [[-][{l|r}]gui] ...
[
<command> [<value>]
...
]
[onbreak [norestoremeta]
<command> [<value>]
...
]
endmacro
...
endblock
Example:
macroblock
macro SCROLL_LOCK LSHIFT LCTRL -ALT
PUSH_META CLEAR_META all # save and clear all metas
PRESS p # press some keys...
PRESS i
PRESS N # case is ignored - this results in lowercase 'n'
SET_META lshift # you have to set modifiers yourself
PRESS g # results in a capital 'G', since shift is set
POP_ALL_META # restore metas that were active before
endmacro
endblock
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| NOP | Does nothing |
| PRESS <hid> | Shorthand for MAKE <hid> then BREAK <hid> |
| MAKE <hid> | Set keystate to 'down' |
| BREAK <hid> | Set keystate to 'up' |
| ASSIGN_META <metas> | Set all metas to the state specified |
| SET_META <metas> | Set specified metas to down state |
| CLEAR_META <metas> | Set specified metas to up state |
| TOGGLE_META <metas> | Set specified metas to inverse of current state |
| POP_META | Restore metas from the time of the last PUSH_META |
| POP_ALL_META | Restore metas from the time of the first PUSH_META |
| DELAY <delay_in_ms> | Delay by the specified number of milliseconds |
| CLEAR_ALL | (internal use e.g. when buffer overrun is received) |
| BOOT | Cause the converter to jump to the bootloader v1.0+ |
| PUSH_META <cmd> <value> | Save metas for later. Combines with other commands |
Macros are triggered only when the state matches for all of the the specified metas.
If a particular meta is not specified, its state is not matched.
| Meta | Trigger condition |
|---|---|
| LSHIFT | LSHIFT is pressed |
| RSHIFT | RSHIFT is pressed |
| SHIFT | Either LSHIFT or RSHIFT is pressed |
| -LSHIFT | LSHIFT is not pressed |
When looking for a match, macros are checked in the order they appear in the config file.
The first matching macro found (if any) is executed, so you sometimes need to take of what order the macros are in.
macroblock
macro SCROLL_LOCK LSHIFT # this macro will execute even if LCTRL is down, so...
...
endmacro
macro SCROLL_LOCK LSHIFT LCTRL # ... this macro will never execute!
...
endmacro
endblock
The correct order would be:
macroblock
macro SCROLL_LOCK LSHIFT LCTRL
...
endmacro
macro SCROLL_LOCK LSHIFT
...
endmacro
endblock
See the HID code list for HID and META values.


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This is the last creational pattern in this series. And it’s used to create clones of objects without using references. C# is giving us helpful method MemberwiseClone() that is doing all cloning in the background. Later in the article I’ll cover the difference between Shadow and Deep Cloning.
The MemberwiseClone method creates a shallow copy by creating a new object, and then copying the nonstatic fields of the current object to the new object. If a field is a value type, a bit-by-bit copy of the field is performed. If a field is a reference type, the reference is copied but the referred object is not; therefore, the original object and its clone refer to the same object.
In my example I’m creating copy of the Enemy object that will keep the same ID as the base object.
UML diagram
Prototype
First thing to do is the interface that will be implemented by concrete class. This is an interface which is used for the types of object that can be cloned itself.
public abstract class AbstractEnemy
{
int _id;
public int Id
{
get { return _id; }
set { _id = value; }
}
public abstract AbstractEnemy Clone();
}
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class Enemy : AbstractEnemy
{
public override AbstractEnemy Clone()
{
Console.WriteLine("cloning enemy...");
return this.MemberwiseClone() as AbstractEnemy;
}
}
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static void Main(string[] args)
{
Enemy enemy = new Enemy();
enemy.Id = 1;
Console.WriteLine("Enemy Copy ID: " + enemy.Id.ToString());
Enemy clonedEnemy = enemy.Clone() as Enemy;
Console.WriteLine("Enemy Copy ID: " + clonedEnemy.Id.ToString()); } } ~~~
Difference between Shadow and Deep Cloning
The problem with the memberwise copy is that it creates a shallow copy of the object i.e. if the object contains any reference types then only the address of that reference type will be copied from source to target and both the versions will keep pointing to the same object. Changing properties of inner-class of one object will change them for other class as well.
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A shallow copy copies all reference types or value types, but it does not copy the objects that the references refer to. The references in the new object point to the same objects that the references in the original object points to.
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Deep copy of an object copies the elements and everything directly or indirectly referenced by the elements.
Solution to this problem is to create new Copy() method that will involve copying the inner class properties to new object. or to include copy() method to all object sub classes, just as it was implemented in previous example.
~~~ c#
public override AbstractEnemy Clone() { Enemy cloned = this.MemberwiseClone() as Enemy; cloned.Equipment = new Equipment(); cloned.Equipment.Armor = this.Equipment.Armor;
return cloned as AbstractEnemy; } ~~~
To conclude, this pattern specifies the kind of objects to create using a prototypical instance, and create new objects by copying this prototype. I hope you learned something new. In next series of articles I’ll start moving into low level languages. Stay Awesome!


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At Avro Life Sciences, we are developing a unique, transdermal patch for the paediatric delivery of antihistamines. This will be a fun and easy to use, aesthetically pleasing, medicated sticker. With 1 in 3 children across North America suffering from seasonal or pet allergies, our mission is to develop a simple and effective way for your kids to get their medication without the hassle. This will be a fun and easy to use, aesthetically pleasing, medicated sticker that you place on your skin.
Protects the patch from the outer environment.
Antihistamine solution in direct contact with the slow release membrane
Controls the slow release of the drug from the reservoir
Adheres the patch to the skin. The enhancer increases bioavailability of the drug.
Keean’s affinity for STEM and passion for pharmaceuticals sparked the inception of Avro Life Science. As an Honours Science student, Keean is one of twenty-four students nationally, to hold the Conditional Admission to Pharmacy Status at the University of Waterloo. With experience in numerous healthcare settings, from major hospitals to retail pharmacies, Keean oversees all day-to-day management, as well as long term decisions for Avro Life Science, as the Chief Executive Officer.
Tom’s childhood passion for learning and his dedication towards STEM came together and resulted in the conception of Avro Life Science. Tom is one of twenty-four Honours Science students across the country, who also hold the prestigious Conditional Admission to Pharmacy status at the University of Waterloo. Tom’s experience and background have equipped him with the proper tools to be responsible for, and oversee all company operations as the Chief Operations Officer.
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Gene-set enrichment analysis (GSEA) is popularly used to assess the enrichment of differential signal in a pre-defined gene-set without using a cutoff threshold for differential expression. The significance of enrichment is evaluated through sample- or gene-permutation method. Although the sample-permutation approach is highly recommended due to its good false positive control, we must use gene-permuting method if the number of samples is small. However, such gene-permuting GSEA (or preranked GSEA) generates a lot of false positive gene-sets as the inter-gene correlation in each gene set increases. These false positives can be successfully reduced by filtering with the one-tailed absolute GSEA results. This package provides a function that performs gene-permuting GSEA calculation with or without the absolute filtering. Without filtering, users can perform (original) two-tailed or one-tailed absolute GSEA.
| Version: | 1.5.1 |
| Imports: | Rcpp, Biobase, stats, DESeq, limma |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppArmadillo |
| Published: | 2017-09-21 |
| Author: | Sora Yoon |
| Maintainer: | Sora Yoon <yoonsora at unist.ac.kr> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | AbsFilterGSEA results |
| Reference manual: | AbsFilterGSEA.pdf |
| Package source: | AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.zip, r-release: AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.zip, r-oldrel: AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.tgz, r-oldrel: AbsFilterGSEA_1.5.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | AbsFilterGSEA archive |
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Reports any
boolean
expressions which can be formulated in a more compact and, arguably, clear way than by using a conditional expression.
Example:
a && b || !a && c;
This expression can be expressed as:
a ? b : c;


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by Zaida Delos ReyesTHE suspect in the brutal killing of a public school teacher, Donn Carlos Bagadiong, surrendered to authorities early yesterday morning in Virac, Catanduanes.
The suspect who yielded to the police was identified as Manuel Jose, 18, construction worker and resident of Barangay San Isidro Village, Virac, Catanduanes.
Reports reaching Camp Crame showed that the suspect surrendered at around 1:20 a.m. to Virac Municipal Police Station.
He was accompanied by his relatives Maregold Conde and Aldwin Soneja.
According to Police Colonel Paul Florendo Abay, PD of Police Community Affairs and Development Branch-Public Information Office of Catanduanes Provincial Police Office, the suspect surrendered due to the hot pursuit operation of Virac policemen.
It can be recalled that the victim, said to be a member of LGBT community, was found dead at around 4:15 p.m. inside his house located at Barangay Valencia, Virac.
He sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the body that caused his instantaneous death.
Police are now preparing a case of murder against the suspect.


Before Change
except NameError as exc:
raise Dftd3Error("Unsuccessful gradient collection.") from exc
qcvkey = jobrec["keywords"]["fctldash"].upper()
// OLD WAY
calcinfo = []
if dftd3rec["dashlevel"] == "atmgr":
After Change
except NameError as exc:
raise Dftd3Error("Unsuccessful gradient collection.") from exc
qcvkey = jobrec["extras"]["info"]["fctldash"].upper()
// OLD WAY
calcinfo = []
if dftd3rec["dashlevel"] == "atmgr":


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Buhari, APC Caucus meet in Aso Rock - The Nation Newspaper
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Thursday night met behind closed doors with the All Progressives Congress, APC, Caucus at the Presidential Villa Abuja.
The meeting is expected to deliberate on some issues causing crisis in the party.
The meeting also holds a day before the NEC of the party.
The Director General of Progressives Governors Forum (PGF), Dr. Salihu Lukman, had last week demanded the National Chairman, Comrade Oshiomhole, to convene the statutory NEC meeting to resolve some of the crises in the party or resign from office.
Some vacant positions yet to be filled include the National Auditor, a position held by Mr. George Moghalu, who was recently appointed as the Managing Director, National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA); Deputy Vice Chairman, South, a position held by Chief Niyi Adebayo, who is now the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment; and the position of National Secretary, which was previously held by Mr. Mai Mala Buni, the Yobe State governor.
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--- title: /home/ayonga/.dropboxes/business/Dropbox/research/dzopt/frost/matlab/utils/graphics/patchline.m File Reference layout: doxygen comments: false sidebar: doxygen_sidebar topnav: topnav tags: false ---
Plot lines as patches (efficiently) More...
Functions | |
| function p = | patchline (xs, ys, varargin) |
| Plot lines as patches (efficiently) More... | |
| function [ zs , PVs ] = | patchline>parseInputs (varargin) |
Plot lines as patches (efficiently)
| function [zs , PVs ] = patchline>parseInputs | ( | varargin | ) |
| function p = patchline | ( | xs, | |
| ys, | |||
| varargin | |||
| ) |
Plot lines as patches (efficiently)
PropertyName
,propertyvalue,...) p = patchline(...)PROPERTIES: Accepts all parameter-values accepted by PATCH.
PropertyName
,propertyvalue,...) Takes a vector of x-values (xs) and a same-sized vector of y-values (ys). z-values (zs) are supported, but optional; if specified, zs must occupy the third input position. Takes all P-V pairs supported by PATCH. Returns in p the handle to the resulting patch object.LINUX (UNIX) USERS: One test-user found that this code worked well on his Windows machine, but crashed his Linux box. We traced the problem to an openGL issue; the problem can be fixed by calling opengl software
in your <http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/startup.html startup.m>. (That command is valid at startup, but not at runtime, on a unix machine.)
n = 10; xs = rand(n,1); ys = rand(n,1); zs = rand(n,1)*3; plot3(xs,ys,zs,r.
) xlabel(x
);ylabel(y
);zlabel(z
); p = patchline(xs,ys,zs,linestyle
,–
,edgecolor
,g
,... linewidth
,3,edgealpha
,0.2);
%% Example 2: (Note "hold on" not necessary here!)
t = 0:pi/64:4*pi; p(1) = patchline(t,sin(t),edgecolor
,b
,linewidth
,2,edgealpha
,0.5); p(2) = patchline(t,cos(t),edgecolor
,r
,linewidth
,2,edgealpha
,0.5); l = legend(sine(t)
,cosine(t)
); tmp = sort(findobj(l,type
,patch
)); for ii = 1:numel(tmp) set(tmp(ii),facecolor
,get(p(ii),edgecolor
),facealpha
,get(p(ii),edgealpha
),edgecolor
,none
) end
%
img = imread(rice.png
); imshow(img) img = imtophat(img,strel(disk
,15)); grains = im2bw(img,graythresh(img)); grains = bwareaopen(grains,10); edges = edge(grains,canny
); boundaries = bwboundaries(edges,noholes
); cmap = jet(numel(boundaries)); ind = randperm(numel(boundaries)); for ii = 1:numel(boundaries) patchline(boundaries{ii}(:,2),boundaries{ii}(:,1),... edgealpha
,0.2,edgecolor
,cmap(ind(ii),:),linewidth
,3); end
Written by Brett Shoelson, PhD brett 5/31/2012 .sho elson @mat hwork s.co m
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