- generateTSPBTable(ArrayList<String>, ArrayList<String>, ArrayList<int[]>) - Method in class com.revature.services.TechnicalStatusPerBatchService
-
- getABBTable(int) - Method in class com.revature.services.AssessmentByBatchService
-
Get abb table list.
- getABCTable(int) - Method in class com.revature.services.AssessmentByCategoryService
-
- getAllAssessments() - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
- getAllCategories() - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
Gets all category
- getAssessment() - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Gets assessment from JSON.
- getAssessmentByBatch(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
sends AssessmentByBatch table data
- getAssessmentByBatch(JSONObject, Week) - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Sets assessment by batch from JSON
- getAssessmentByCategory(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
sends AssessmentByCategory table data
- getAssessments() - Method in class com.revature.beans.BatchAssessment
-
Gets assessments.
- getAssessments() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets assessments.
- getAssessmentScore() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatus
-
Gets assessment score.
- getAssessmentScores() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessmentByBatch
-
Get assessment scores float [ ].
- getAssessScoresByCategoryAllBatches(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
Sends AssessScoresByCategoryAllBatches table data
- getAssessScoresByCategoryAllBatches(Integer) - Method in class com.revature.services.AssessScoresByCategoryAllBatchesImplement
-
- getAssessScoresByCategoryAllBatches(Integer) - Method in interface com.revature.services.AssessScoresByCategoryAllBatchesService
-
Gets assess scores by category all batches.
- getAverage() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Assessment
-
Gets average.
- getAverage() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets average.
- getAverage() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessmentByCategory
-
Gets average.
- getAverageAvg() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets average avg.
- getAverageCount() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets average count.
- getAvgAverage() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets avg average.
- getAvgGood() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets avg good.
- getAvgPoor() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets avg poor.
- getAvgSuperstar() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets avg superstar.
- getBatch() - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Loads data from JSON object and creates a set of Batchs
- getBatchAssessments() - Method in class com.revature.beans.CategoryBatches
-
Gets batch assessments.
- getBatchByCategory() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatusBySkillCategory
-
Gets batch by category.
- getBatches() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSCategory
-
Gets batches.
- getBatches() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets batches.
- getBatchId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets batchId.
- getBatchId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets batchId.
- getBatchId() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessmentByBatch
-
Gets batch id.
- getBatchId() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatus
-
Gets batch id.
- getBatchId() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusPerBatch
-
Gets batchId.
- getBatchIds() - Method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
gets all the batch id from the JSON
- getBatchJSONObject() - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Gets all Batch object from the JSON
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets batchName.
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.BatchAssessment
-
Gets batch name.
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.BatchTSCategory
-
Gets batch name.
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessmentByBatch
-
Gets batch name.
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatus
-
Gets batch name.
- getBatchName() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusPerBatch
-
Gets batchName.
- getCategories() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets categories.
- getCategories() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessScoresByCategoryAllBatches
-
Gets categories.
- getCategoriesByWeek(JSONObject) - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Gets categories by week in JSON.
- getCategory() - Method in class com.revature.beans.CategoryBatches
-
Gets category.
- getCategory() - Method in class com.revature.tables.AssessmentByCategory
-
Gets categories.
- getCategory() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets category.
- getCategoryByName(String) - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
get Category By Name
- getCategoryName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSCategory
-
Gets category name.
- getEmail() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets email.
- getEmployeeId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets employeeId.
- getEndDate() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets endDate.
- getFirstName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets firstName.
- getGood() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets good.
- getGoodAvg() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets good avg.
- getGoodCount() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets good count.
- getId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Assessment
-
Gets id.
- getId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets id.
- getId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Category
-
Gets id.
- getId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
- getId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets id.
- getJustTrainerById(Integer) - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
Gets trainer by id.
- getLastName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets lastName.
- getLocation() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets location.
- getName() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Category
-
Gets name.
- getNullAvg() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets null avg.
- getNullCount() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets null count.
- getPoor() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets poor.
- getPoorAvg() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets poor avg.
- getPoorCount() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets poor count.
- getRawScore() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatus
-
Gets raw score.
- getScore() - Method in class com.revature.beans.BatchTSCategory
-
Gets score.
- getScoreWeight() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Assessment
-
Gets scoreWeight.
- getSkill() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets skill.
- getSkillCategory() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Assessment
-
Gets skillCategory.
- getStartDate() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets startDate.
- getSuperstar() - Method in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
Gets superstar.
- getSuperstarAvg() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets superstar avg.
- getSuperstarCount() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
Gets superstar count.
- getTableData(int) - Method in class com.revature.services.BatchTechnicalStatusBySkillCategoryService
-
Gets table data.
- getTableDataObject(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
Sends BatchTechnicalStatusBySkillCategory table data
- getTechnicalStatus() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets technicalStatus.
- getTechnicalStatus() - Method in class com.revature.tables.BatchTechnicalStatus
-
Gets technical status.
- getTechnicalStatus() - Method in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusPerBatch
-
Gets technicalStatus.
- getTechnicalStatusByWeek(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
Sends TechnicalStatusByWeek table data
- getTechnicalStatusByWeek(int) - Method in class com.revature.services.TechnicalStatusByWeekService
-
Gets table data.
- getTechnicalStatusPerBatch(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TableController
-
sends TechnicalStatusPerBatch table data
- getTrainer() - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Gets trainer from JSOn.
- getTrainer2() - Method in class com.revature.controllers.JSONController
-
TODO
- getTrainerAssessments(Trainer) - Method in class com.revature.services.AssessmentByCategoryService
-
- getTrainerById(Integer) - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
Gets trainer by id.
- getTrainerId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets trainerId.
- getTrainerId() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Trainer
-
Gets id.
- getTrainers() - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TrainerController
-
- getTrainers(int) - Method in class com.revature.controllers.TrainerController
-
- getTrainers() - Method in class com.revature.services.StoreRetrieveService
-
Gets trainer by id.
- getType() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Assessment
-
Gets type.
- getWeekNumber() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Week
-
Gets weekNumber.
- getWeeks() - Method in class com.revature.beans.Batch
-
Gets weeks.
- getWeeks(JSONObject) - Static method in class com.revature.utils.ParseJSON
-
Gets week from JSON.
- good - Variable in class com.revature.beans.QCTSScore
-
- goodAvg - Variable in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-
- goodCount - Variable in class com.revature.tables.TechnicalStatusByWeek
-


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Ruby REXML - Another Take on XML Parsing author: display_name: Geoff Lane login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://www.zorched.net author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2006-01-25 20:30:51 -0500' date_gmt: '2006-01-26 02:30:51 -0500' categories: - Code - Ruby tags: [] comments: - id: 11240 author: Blog bookmarks 05/16/2008 « My Diigo bookmarks author_email: '' author_url: http://lubospdiigo.wordpress.com/2008/05/16/blog-bookmarks-05162008/ date: '2008-05-15 23:24:39 -0400' date_gmt: '2008-05-16 05:24:39 -0400' content: "[...] Ruby REXML - Another Take on XML Parsing [...]" ---
If you are a programmer and have not been living under a rock, you've heard of Ruby. There's been a lot of hype built up around the language recently. Its even more hyped progeny Ruby on Rails highlight the strengths of this dynamic language. A seemingly large number of thought leaders in the software development space have also taken to the language as a primary tool in their toolkit.
Curious about the hype, and looking for something interesting to learn, I've recently started playing around with the Ruby programming language and Rails. I hope to write some more in detail about it at some point, but thought I would share some thoughts on one of the available Ruby XML parsers.
REXML is a pure Ruby implementation of an XML parser. It was inspired by an Open Source Java XML parser called Electric XML. Basically the whole point of REXML is to make an XML parser that feels like a Ruby library. It is a reaction to the SAX and the DOM parsers that exist. SAX and DOM parsers are generally available in all kinds of languages, but they are really tightly coupled to the demands of XML.
As a bit of background: SAX is an event-based model that parses a document in a single pass triggering event callbacks when specific elements are reached. The programmer is then responsible for deciphering the context and calling the appropriate functions. DOM on the other hand is a heirarchical, in-memory representation of an XML document. It allows for ad-hoc traversal of the XML structure. DOM also allows for the use of things like XPath for querying elements (attributes too) of an XML structure.
REXML on the other hand aims to feel like Ruby.
Creating a document: {% highlight ruby %} doc = REXML::Document.new(atom_feed) root = doc.root() {% endhighlight %}
Getting a single text node: {% highlight ruby %} linkNode = root.elements['link'] linkValue = linkNode.text if linkNode {% endhighlight %}
REXML also uses the standard Enumerable features found by other collections classes so that it feels very natural to use. In Ruby it is common to use "blocks" to handle each of the items in a method. Rather than having to itterate over a collection of items, you let the collection do the itterating for you.
For each of the elements called "author" call the add_author method: {% highlight ruby %} root.elements.each('author') { |a| add_author(a) } {% endhighlight %}
You can also use XPath: {% highlight ruby %} XPath.each(doc, "//entry") { |e| add_entry(e) } {% endhighlight %}
Of course you can create and/or modify documents as well in a Ruby-esque way. {% highlight ruby %} entry = Element.new("entry") id = Element.new("id") id.add_element(Text.new("_some_unique_id")) entry.add_element(id) ['Geoff', 'Bob', 'Sam'].each do |author| a = Element.new("author") name = Element.new("name") name.add_element(Text.new(author)) entry.elements << a end {% endhighlight %}
It's nice to see a slightly different take on XML manipulation.


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::com::sun::star::util::Color
BackgroundColor |
specifies the background color (RGB) of the dialog.
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specifies if the dialog is closeable.
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DesktopAsParent
boolean DesktopAsParent;
- Usage Restrictions
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ImageURL
string ImageURL;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- specifies a URL that references a graphic that should be used as a
background image.
- Since
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- See also
- Graphic
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Graphic
[ transient ] ::com::sun::star::graphic::XGraphic Graphic;
- Usage Restrictions
- optional
- Description
- specifies a graphic to be displayed as a background image
If this property is present, it interacts with the ImageURLin the
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Watching Christmas Movies Is Officially Good For You, Says Expert
by Cameron FrewFrom the Nakatomi Plaza to the North Pole, from Buddy the Elf to Turbo Man, Christmas movies are an unavoidable festive treat – and they’re actually good for you.
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It’s November. Whether you’re a humbug or yulephile, you can’t avoid the season, whether it’s Mariah Carey’s perennial tune echoing through supermarkets, or the erection of trees and decorations everywhere you see.
But, as the nights grow darker and colder, is there a more wholesome feeling than sitting down to a classic Christmas movie with a cuppa?
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Sony launched their 24/7 Christmas movie channel back in September, offering up a never-ending stream of seasonal schmaltz.
Yes, much of it is relentlessly cheesy and saccharine – but that’s the spirit of Christmas. Goodwill, happiness, ‘joy to the world’ and all that jazz – we could all be doing with a bit more of that, according to an expert.
Talking to Do You Remember?, a psychologist explained watching Christmas movies triggers the release of dopamine, a feel-good hormone.
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It does create that neurological shift that can produce happiness. I think anything that takes us out of our normal habituation, the normal day in, day out… signals our senses, and then our senses measure if it’s pleasing or not. Christmas decorating will spike dopamine, a feel-good hormone.
It makes a lot of sense. Christmas films are familiar: they remind you of the good times spent growing up with friends and family, making you feel all warm and fuzzy.
They also help to reduce anxiety and stress levels. We’re all familiar with how hectic the Christmas season can be, with food planning, desperately trying to see all the family, and of course, the crippling effect on your bank account.
Christmas films are filled to the brim with goodwill, generally always aiming for a positive message. It’s a Wonderful Life may feel like an onslaught of misery for much of its run-time, but its coda is triumphantly happy, sparking universal tears.

If, like me, you routinely watch the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special, we have a real gift in store in December. With recent reactions, it appears we won’t disappointed when the show makes its long-awaited comeback.
The Christmas countdown is on. Don’t be a cotton-headed ninny muggins, chuck a film on.
After graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with an NCTJ and BCTJ-accredited Multimedia Journalism degree, Cameron ventured into the world of print journalism at The National, while also working as a freelance film journalist on the side, becoming an accredited Rotten Tomatoes critic in the process. He’s now left his Scottish homelands and took up residence at UNILAD as a journalist.


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