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gen(String)
- Static method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiCsharpLogProcessor
Generates the vector of variables that are used by this line of code.
gen(String)
- Static method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaLogProcessor
Generates the vector of variables that are used by this line of code.
generateGraphsPane()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the panel with the monitoring graphs.
generateInstanceCapTextField()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generate the text field containing controlling the instance cap per type of the system.
generateLeftPanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the left panel.
generateLogForValues(String, Object)
- Static method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaMethod
Takes a log and adds the litteral value in the case this is a value type.
generateLowerRightSubpanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the lower right panel.
generateMainMenuBar()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the menu a the top of the main window.
generateMainPanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the main panel for the interface.
generateMethodPane()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
A method that generates a panel for monitoring methods.
generateNewInstancesSlider()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the new instances slider (for the probability to use new instances).
generateNullValuesSlider()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the slider for null values.
generatePropertyPane()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
We generate the property pane (traditionally on the left side, might become a toolbar in the future)
generateRightCentralSubpanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generates the panel containing the graphs and the methods
generateRightSubpanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
Generate the split panel on the right of the interface.
generateToolsAndMainPanel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiGUI
genInt()
- Method in class yeti.test.
YetiTest
genInt2()
- Static method in class yeti.test.
YetiTest
genIntFake()
- Method in class yeti.test.
YetiTest
genT(Vector<String>)
- Method in class yeti.test.
YetiTest
getAcceptableExceptionTypes()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaRoutine
getAllCards(YetiRoutine)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
getAllCards(YetiRoutine, int)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
Get all the arguments with the level of recursion.
getAllCards(YetiRoutine)
- Method in class yeti.
YetiStrategy
Method to get all parameters for a routine.
getCombiningModules()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiModule
Gets the modules from which it was combined.
getCreationRoutines()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Return the creation routines of this type.
getCurrentIndex()
- Static method in class yeti.
YetiIdentifier
Getter for the index.
getCurrentLog()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
Getter for the currentLog variable.
getData()
- Static method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiServerSocket
It is a method that gets the data from the specified socket it will hold until the other par sends data
getFreshIdentifier()
- Static method in class yeti.
YetiIdentifier
Return a fresh identifier with a fresh name (implementation may vary).
getFreshNameFrom(String)
- Static method in class yeti.
YetiName
Get a fresh name.
getId()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiVariable
Getter for the identifier.
getIdentity()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiCard
Getter for the identity.
getInitializer()
- Method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiCsharpProperties
getInitializer()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaProperties
getInitializer()
- Method in class yeti.environments.
YetiProgrammingLanguageProperties
Returns the initialiser for this session and this language
getInstances()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns all instances of this type
getInterestingValues()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Simple getter for interesting values.
getListOfErrors()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
A simple getter for the list of errors
getListOfErrorsSize()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
Wrapping call to get the size of the list of errors.
getLog()
- Method in exception yeti.
YetiCallException
Simple getter for the logs.
getLogProcessor()
- Method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiCsharpProperties
getLogProcessor()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaProperties
getLogProcessor()
- Method in class yeti.environments.
YetiProgrammingLanguageProperties
Returns the log processor for this session and this language
getLogs()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
Getter for logs.
getManager()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiEngine
Getter for the manager.
getMethod()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaMethod
Getter for the implementation of the method.
getModel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiModuleGraph
getModel()
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiUniqueFaultsGraph
getModuleName()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiModule
Getter for the module name.
getName()
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusDecreasing
getName()
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusPeriodicProbabilitiesStrategy
getName()
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusStrategy
getName()
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
getName()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Getter for the name of the routine.
getName()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiStrategy
Returns a nice representation of the strategy name
getName()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns the name of the YetiType.
getNextCard(YetiRoutine, int, int)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusStrategy
This overrides the strategy and chooses to pick from a set of interesting values if available.
getNextCard(YetiRoutine, int)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusStrategy
This overrides the strategy and chooses to pick from a set of interesting values if available.
getNextCard(YetiRoutine, int, int)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
Tries to find or generate one argument.
getNextCard(YetiRoutine, int)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
getNextCard(YetiRoutine, int)
- Method in class yeti.
YetiStrategy
Gets the card at argumentNumber in the routine.
getNextRoutine(YetiModule)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusDecreasing
getNextRoutine(YetiModule)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusPeriodicProbabilitiesStrategy
getNextRoutine(YetiModule)
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomStrategy
getNextRoutine(YetiModule)
- Method in class yeti.
YetiStrategy
Gets the next routine to test in a given module.
getnTimesCalled()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Simple getter for the number of times this routine was called.
getnTimesCalledSuccessfully()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Simple getter for the number of times this routine was called successfully.
getnTimesCalledUndecidable()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Simple getter for the number of times this routine was called undecidable.
getnTimesCalledUnsuccessfully()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Simple getter for the number of times this routine was called unsuccessfully.
getNumberOfNonErrors()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
Getter for the number of non-errors;
getNumberOfUniqueFaults()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiLogProcessor
Getter for the number of unique faults.
getOpenSlots()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Getter of the open slots of the routine.
getOriginalThrowable()
- Method in exception yeti.
YetiCallException
Simple getter for the Throwable
getOriginatingModule()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Getter of the module where the routine is defined.
getPreferencePane()
- Method in class yeti.strategies.
YetiRandomPlusStrategy
getPreferencePane()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiStrategy
This is to provide the GUI with a preference panel.
getProgress()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiEngine
Simple getter for the progress.
getRandomCreationRoutine()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns a routine of this type at random.
getRandomDirectInstance()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns an instance of this type at random.
getRandomInstance()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns an instance of this type at random.
getRandomInterestingValue()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns an interesting value and does not remove it from the list of interesting values.
getRandomInterestingVariable()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaSpecificType
Returns an interesting value in a variable and does not remove it from the list of interesting values.
getRandomInterestingVariable()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiType
Returns an interesting value in a variable and does not remove it from the list of interesting values.
getResult()
- Method in class yeti.environments.
YetiExtraVMCommunicator
getReturnType()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Get the return type of the routine.
getRoutineAtRandom()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiModule
Get a routine at random.
getRoutineFromModuleWithName(String)
- Method in class yeti.
YetiModule
Return a routine from this module with a given name.
getServerSocket()
- Method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiCsharpProperties
getSignature()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiRoutine
Returns the signature of the routine.
getStrategy()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiEngine
Getter for the strategy.
getTestManager()
- Method in class yeti.environments.csharp.
YetiCsharpProperties
getTestManager()
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaProperties
getTestManager()
- Method in class yeti.environments.
YetiProgrammingLanguageProperties
Returns the test manager for this language.
getTimeoutInMilliseconds()
- Method in class yeti.environments.
YetiTestManager
Simple getter for the timeout in this TestManager
getToolTipText(MouseEvent)
- Method in class yeti.monitoring.
YetiRoutineGraph
getTraceFromThrowable(Throwable)
- Method in class yeti.environments.java.
YetiJavaLogProcessor
A routine that extracts a trace from a throwable.
getType()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiCard
Getter for the type.
getType()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiVariable
getValue()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiCard
Getter for the value of this card.
getValue()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiIdentifier
Getter for the value of the identifier.
getValue()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiName
Getter for the value of this name.
getValue()
- Method in class yeti.
YetiVariable
gui
- Static variable in class yeti.
Yeti
The main gui for Yeti.
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Download
Current Release
2023-07-13 gdal-3.7.1.tar.gz 3.7.1 Release Notes (3.7.1 md5)
Past Releases
2023-05-10 gdal-3.7.0.tar.gz 3.7.0 Release Notes (3.7.0 md5)
2023-04-21 gdal-3.6.4.tar.gz 3.6.4 Release Notes (3.6.4 md5)
2023-03-13 gdal-3.6.3.tar.gz 3.6.3 Release Notes (3.6.3 md5)
2023-01-05 gdal-3.6.2.tar.gz 3.6.2 Release Notes (3.6.2 md5)
2022-12-11 gdal-3.6.1.tar.gz 3.6.1 Release Notes (3.6.1 md5)
2022-11-06 3.6.0 Release Notes Warning: this version has been official retracted and superseded per 3.6.1
2022-10-21 gdal-3.5.3.tar.gz 3.5.3 Release Notes (3.5.3 md5)
2022-09-12 gdal-3.5.2.tar.gz 3.5.2 Release Notes (3.5.2 md5)
2022-07-06 gdal-3.5.1.tar.gz 3.5.1 Release Notes (3.5.1 md5)
2022-05-13 gdal-3.5.0.tar.gz 3.5.0 Release Notes (3.5.0 md5)
2022-04-22 gdal-3.4.3.tar.gz 3.4.3 Release Notes (3.4.3 md5)
2022-03-08 gdal-3.4.2.tar.gz 3.4.2 Release Notes (3.4.2 md5)
2021-12-27 gdal-3.4.1.tar.gz 3.4.1 Release Notes (3.4.1 md5)
2021-11-08 gdal-3.4.0.tar.gz 3.4.0 Release Notes (3.4.0 md5)
2021-10-29 gdal-3.3.3.tar.gz 3.3.3 Release Notes (3.3.3 md5)
2021-09-01 gdal-3.3.2.tar.gz 3.3.2 Release Notes (3.3.2 md5)
2021-07-05 gdal-3.3.1.tar.gz 3.3.1 Release Notes (3.3.1 md5)
2021-05-03 gdal-3.3.0.tar.gz 3.3.0 Release Notes (3.3.0 md5)
2021-05-04 gdal-3.2.3.tar.gz 3.2.3 Release Notes (3.2.3 md5)
2021-03-10 gdal-3.2.2.tar.gz 3.2.2 Release Notes (3.2.2 md5)
2020-12-28 gdal-3.2.1.tar.gz 3.2.1 Release Notes (3.2.1 md5)
2020-10-26 gdal-3.2.0.tar.gz 3.2.0 Release Notes (3.2.0 md5)
2020-10-23 gdal-3.1.4.tar.gz 3.1.4 Release Notes (3.1.4 md5)
2020-09-01 gdal-3.1.3.tar.gz 3.1.3 Release Notes (3.1.3 md5)
2020-07-07 gdal-3.1.2.tar.gz 3.1.2 Release Notes (3.1.2 md5)
2020-06-22 gdal-3.1.1.tar.gz 3.1.1 Release Notes (3.1.1 md5)
2020-05-03 gdal-3.1.0.tar.gz 3.1.0 Release Notes (3.1.0 md5)
2020-01-28 gdal-3.0.4.tar.gz 3.0.4 Release Notes (3.0.4 md5)
2020-01-08 gdal-2.4.4.tar.gz 2.4.4 Release Notes (2.4.4 md5)
2020-01-08 gdal-3.0.3.tar.gz 3.0.3 Release Notes (3.0.3 md5)
2019-10-28 gdal-3.0.2.tar.gz 3.0.2 Release Notes (3.0.2 md5)
2019-10-28 gdal-2.4.3.tar.gz 2.4.3 Release Notes (2.4.3 md5)
2019-06-28 gdal-3.0.1.tar.gz 3.0.1 Release Notes (3.0.1 md5)
2019-06-28 gdal-2.4.2.tar.gz 2.4.2 Release Notes (2.4.2 md5)
Development Source
The main repository for GDAL is located on GitHub at https://github.com/OSGeo/GDAL.
You can obtain a copy of the active source code by issuing the following command
git clone https://github.com/OSGeo/GDAL.git
Additional information is available about Build requirements and Building GDAL from source.
Binaries
In this section we list a number of the binary distributions of GDAL all of which should have fully reproducible open source build recipes.
Note that the maintainers of those distributions are generally not the maintainers of the GDAL sources, so please report any issue specific to those builds through their own support channels.
Windows
Windows builds are available via Conda Forge (64-bit only). See the Conda section for more detailed information.
Debian
Debian packages are now available on Debian Unstable.
Conda
Conda can be used on multiple platforms (Windows, macOS, and Linux) to install software packages and manage environments. Conda packages for GDAL are available at https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/gdal.
conda install [-c channel] [package...]
conda install -c conda-forge gdal
To install the Arrow and Parquet drivers as plugins:
conda install -c conda-forge libgdal-arrow-parquet
GDAL master Conda builds
GDAL master builds are available in the gdal-master
channel. They are based on dependencies from the conda-forge
channel.
First create a dedicated gdal_master_env
environment, activate it and install
the mamba
package manager.
conda update -n base -c conda-forge conda
conda create --name gdal_master_env
conda activate gdal_master_env
conda install -c conda-forge mamba
Then install GDAL from the gdal-master
channel:
mamba install -c gdal-master gdal
mamba install -c gdal-master libgdal-arrow-parquet # if you need the Arrow and Parquet drivers
Vcpkg
The gdal port in vcpkg is kept up to date by Microsoft team members and community contributors. The url of vcpkg is: https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg . You can download and install gdal using the vcpkg dependency manager:
git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg.git
cd vcpkg
./bootstrap-vcpkg.sh # ./bootstrap-vcpkg.bat for Windows
./vcpkg integrate install
./vcpkg install gdal
If the version is out of date, please create an issue or pull request on the vcpkg repository.
Spack
Spack is a package management tool designed to support multiple versions and configurations of software on a wide variety of platforms and environments. It was designed for large supercomputing centers. Spack builds packages from sources, and allows tweaking their configurations.
You can find information about GDAL in Spack at https://spack.readthedocs.io/en/latest/package_list.html#gdal
For the default GDAL build with a reduced number of drivers:
git clone -c feature.manyFiles=true https://github.com/spack/spack.git
cd spack/bin
./spack install gdal
For a build with netcdf driver enabled:
./spack install gdal +netcdf
Linux Docker images
Images with nightly builds of GDAL master and tagged releases are available at GitHub Container registry
Information on the content of the different configurations can be found at https://github.com/OSGeo/gdal/tree/master/docker


We are incredibly excited to announce that Stormpath is joining forces with Okta. Please visit the Migration FAQs for a detailed look at what this means for Stormpath users.
We're available to answer all questions at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Angular Components for integrating with Stormpath's API
Angular SDK for Stormpath's API. If you're looking for AngularJS support, please see stormpath-sdk-angularjs.
Install through npm:
npm install --save angular-stormpath
Then use it in your app like so:
import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { AuthPortComponent } from 'angular-stormpath';
@Component({
selector: 'app-root',
template: `

Welcome, {{ ( user$ | async ).fullName }}.

Logout

<sp-authport></sp-authport>`
})
export class AppComponent extends AuthPortComponent {
}
If you're using a version of Angular < 2.3, extending AuthPortComponent won't work for you. As an alternative, you can inject the Stormpath
service into your component, subscribe to stormpath.user$
and implement logout()
yourself.
import { Account, Stormpath } from 'angular-stormpath';
...
export class AppComponent {
user$: Observable<Account | boolean>;
constructor(private stormpath: Stormpath) {
this.user$ = this.stormpath.user$;
}
logout(): void {
this.stormpath.logout();
}
}
You may also find it useful to view the demo source.
To override the endpoint prefix or URIs for the various endpoints, you can modify the defaults in StormpathConfiguration.
For example, to override the endpoint prefix and /me
URI in demo.module.ts, change it to the following:
export function stormpathConfig(): StormpathConfiguration {
let spConfig: StormpathConfiguration = new StormpathConfiguration();
spConfig.endpointPrefix = 'http://api.mycompany.com';
spConfig.meUri = '/account';
return spConfig;
}
@NgModule({
declarations: [AppComponent],
imports: [BrowserModule, StormpathModule],
bootstrap: [AppComponent],
providers: [{
provide: StormpathConfiguration, useFactory: stormpathConfig
}]
})
export class DemoModule {
}
If your Angular app is on a different domain than your endpoints, OAuth will be used for login/logout. The access token will be stored in localStorage under the name stormpath:token
and it will be automatically added as an Authorization
header when you send HTTP requests to your /me
endpoint.
If you'd like to add this header to additional URLs, you'll need to add them as follows:
let config: StormpathConfiguration = new StormpathConfiguration();
config.autoAuthorizedUris.push(new RegExp('http://localhost:3000/myapi/*)');
To override templates, you can use the customTemplate
attribute on a component. Below is an example of app.component.ts with a custom <sp-authport>
and <login-form>
:
import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Observable } from 'rxjs/Observable';
import { Stormpath, StormpathErrorResponse, Account, LoginFormModel } from 'angular-stormpath';
@Component({
selector: 'demo-app',
template: `

Welcome, {{ ( user$ | async ).fullName }}.

Logout

<ng-template #loginform>

{{error}}

<form>
Email
<input id="email" name="login" type="text" [(ngModel)]="loginFormModel.login">
Password
<input id="passwordField" name="password" type="password" [(ngModel)]="loginFormModel.password">
<button (click)="login()">Login</button>
</form>
</ng-template>
<ng-template #authport>

Sign In

<login-form [customTemplate]="loginform"></login-form>

</ng-template>
<sp-authport [customTemplate]="authport"></sp-authport>

`
})
export class AppComponent implements OnInit {
protected loginFormModel: LoginFormModel;
protected error: string;
private user$: Observable<Account | boolean>;
private loggedIn$: Observable<boolean>;
private _login: boolean;
private _register: boolean;
constructor(public stormpath: Stormpath) {
this.loginFormModel = {
login: '',
password: ''
};
}
ngOnInit(): void {
this._login = true;
this._register = false;
this.user$ = this.stormpath.user$;
this.loggedIn$ = this.user$.map(user => !!user);
}
showLogin(): void {
this._login = !(this._register = false);
}
showRegister(): void {
this._register = !(this._login = false);
}
login(): void {
this.error = null;
this.stormpath.login(this.loginFormModel)
.subscribe(null, (error: StormpathErrorResponse) => {
this.error = error.message;
});
}
logout(): void {
this.stormpath.logout();
}
}
NOTE: One problem with this approach is you'll need to copy all the referenced variables in the template into your component. Another option is to extend the existing Stormpath component and override its template
variable in @Component
. This is the recommended solution if you're using Angular 2.3+.
To change the storage mechanism for authentication tokens from localStorage (the default), to cookies, change the class for the 'tokenStore' provider.
{
provide: 'tokenStore', useClass: CookieTokenStoreManager
}
Below is a list of direct links to each component. You can use the HTML defined in their template
variable as a starting point for your customizations.

All documentation is auto-generated from the source via typedoc and can be viewed at https://docs.stormpath.com/angular/api.
npm install
while current directory is this repoRun npm start
to start a development server on port 8000 with auto reload + tests.
Run npm test
to run tests once or npm run test:watch
to continually run tests.
If you want to use npm link
to use this module in another Angular project, follow the steps below:
npm run build:dist
.npm link
in this project's directory.npm link angular-stormpath
in the <test-project>
.rm -rf node_modules/angular-stormpath/node_modules
in <test-project>
.angular-stormpath
:npm install ng2-webstorage angular2-cookie --save
You'll know if this doesn't work because you'll see an error message like the following:
Type 'Observable<boolean | Account>' is not assignable to type 'Observable<boolean | Account>'. '
Property 'source' is protected but type 'Observable<T>' is not a class derived from 'Observable<T>'.
When this happens, you can use the ol' fashioned copy and paste method. If you have stormpath-sdk-angular
in an adjacent directory, the commands below should work on your project that has angular-stormpath
already installed. You will need to run npm run build:dist
every time you change code in this project.
rm -rf node_modules/angular-stormpath/dist
cp -r ../stormpath-sdk-angular/dist node_modules/angular-stormpath/.
cp ../stormpath-sdk-angular/package.json node_modules/angular-stormpath/.
Bump the version in package.json (once the module hits 1.0 this will become automatic).
npm run release
For more information, see generator-angular-library. It was used to create this project.
Apache-2.0 © Stormpath
Generated using TypeDoc


Bar3DSeries QML Type
Represents a data series in a 3D bar graph. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtDataVisualization 1.2 |
| Since: | QtDataVisualization 1.0 |
| Instantiates: | QBar3DSeries |
| Inherits: |
Properties
- dataProxy : BarDataProxy
- invalidSelectionPosition : point
- meshAngle : real
- selectedBar : point
Detailed Description
This type manages the series specific visual elements, as well as the series data (via a data proxy).
For a more complete description, see QBar3DSeries.
See also Qt Data Visualization Data Handling.
Property Documentation
dataProxy : BarDataProxy |
The active data proxy. The series assumes ownership of any proxy set to it and deletes any previously set proxy when a new one is added. The proxy cannot be null or set to another series.
A constant property providing an invalid position for selection. This position is set to the selectedBar property to clear the selection from this series.
See also AbstractGraph3D.clearSelection().
A convenience property for defining the series rotation angle in degrees.
Note: When reading this property, it is calculated from the Abstract3DSeries.meshRotation value using floating point precision and always returns a value from zero to 360 degrees.
See also Abstract3DSeries.meshRotation.
The bar in the series that is selected.
The position of the selected bar is specified as a row and column in the data array of the series.
Only one bar can be selected at a time.
To clear selection from this series, set invalidSelectionPosition as the position.
If this series is added to a graph, the graph can adjust the selection according to user interaction or if it becomes invalid. Selecting a bar on another added series will also clear the selection.
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I had signed up to volunteer at DC’s DevDays, however My Company decided to be a local sponsor. Part of that involed us having some time for a 15-minute presentation during the lunch break. We were told that other sponsors would be doing something similar. I worked up a brief presentation on how we improve our development process with each iteration. I figured it would be of interest and not be too (obviously) self-promoting.
We get there and find out that not only are none of the other sponsors doing this, but we can’t go at lunch, because Joel very-much wanted these things to be “optional” and, The State Theater being near almost nowhere to go have lunch, everyone would be stuck there and “forced” to watch our presentation. So, we’d be going after the entire conference was over.
I have no problem with this at all; it’s his/their conference after all. But, we probably wouldn’t have bothered if we had known this ahead of time. Nevertheless, I tweeted to the #DevDays hashtag (showing up on the big screen between speakers) and looked forward to it anyway. As a member of a crappy local band, I’ve played some gigs to no-one, so it’s no big deal.
For most of the day the end of the schedule looked like:
- 4:15 - JQuery
- 5:30 - Goodbye!
- (unspecified showcase for OPOWER (formerly Positive Energy))
Toward the end, Joel came by, introduced himself, and got my info so he could mention it in his closing remarks. We discussed some logistics and he was very polite, but obviously had a lot going on.
While Richard Worth was finishing up his JQuery talk, I head to the back. The stagehand gets me set up and Joel is about to go deliver the “goodbye and thanks” speech. Here is my mostly accurate transcription of our brief discussion:
- Joel: OK, I’m gonna go out, say goodbye, and then I’ll play a song that goes for about 4 minutes. After that, you can head out and start
- Me: No problem, can you or someone cue me when the song is almost over? [you couldn’t hear much back there and I didn’t know the song]
- Joel: My experience running these things is that people will start leaving pretty soon, so once it looks like everyone’s left, you can head out there
- Me: Um, ok [mostly amused at his comment and a bit nervious]
- Joel: [slighly chuckling] We try to have a strict separation of Editorial and Advertorial content at these
- Me: [not quite parsing the word “Advertorial” and also thinking about the hour-long demo on FogBugz]


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Here's your first look at the Motorola RAZR out in the wild
Source: Slashleaks
What you need to know
- The upcoming RAZR from Motorola is a recreation of the company's popular feature phone.
- Earlier in the week, we saw our first renders, and we now have a live shot of the phone.
- It is said to be a midranger in terms of specs, boasting a Snapdragon 710 and up to 6GB of RAM.
If all the leaks of Motorola's brazen attempt at profiting off your nostalgia for its iconic RAZR and the renders showing the phone every which way haven't sated you yet, you might be pleased to know the upcoming midrange foldable from the company has now been captured in the wild.
Thanks to Slashleaks, we now have a good sense of what the phone will look like in your hands. In its unfolded configuration, the device looks almost like a regular phone. Though, its large bottom chin with the fingerprint sensor looks incredibly chunky and sticks out like a sore thumb. The bottom bezels on the screen are also much larger than they seem in the renders, making the phone feel dated already. Maybe that's just because it's an early prototype, and the end product may be far more accepting of the bezel-less trend than this image would suggest.  There's a notch at the top, which many of you might hate.
But at first glance, the phone looks to be a faithful — and beautiful — copy of the original, sans the metallic keyboard. The picture is, unfortunately, not detailed enough to really get a feel of how prominent the crease in the middle of the screen will be. And you obviously can't see the secondary display on the other side.
In terms of specs, the resurrected RAZR will likely be an entirely midrange affair, sporting Qualcomm's Snapdragon 710 with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It'll also feature only a single camera according to renders, far short of the two to three sensors even the cheapest smartphones these days come with. Motorola is expected to make an official announcement on November 13, so you just need to wait til then for more live shots of the phone. Unless there are even more leaks, of course.
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AFFLICTION (1997)
A Film Review by Ted Prigge
Copyright 1999 Ted Prigge
Director: Paul Schrader
Writer: Paul Schrader (based on the novel by Russell Banks)
Starring: Nick Nolte, Sissy Spacek, James Coburn, Willem Dafoe, Brigid Tierney, Jim True, Holmes Osborn, Mary Beth Hurt, Marian Seldes, Sean McCann, Wayne Robson
It's easy to see some of the more prominent themes that hover over every single Paul Schrader script (or film): that of a man, seen as strong by others, is in fact crippled by a paralyzing pyschological handicap. In his most famous (and best) script, "Taxi Driver," Travis Bickle is a man haunted not only by Vietnam and maybe a bad childhood (both alluded to but never dealt with up front), but also by his present inadequacy to assimilate with society.  Even in "The Last Temptation of Christ," he shows Jesus as a man with a giant burden on his back, supposed to be some kind of reluctant martyr. "Affliction," his newest written AND directed film (others include "American Gigolo," "Mishima," and "Light Sleeper"), Schrader presents us with a man named Wade Whitehouse, a divorced, alcoholic small-town cop. Nick Nolte, usually a symbol of strong masculinity, plays Wade as a man beaten down by life, incredibly weary, and foolishly optimistic about the future.
In the film's first scene, Wade drives his estranged young daughter Jill (Brigid Tierney) to a halloween party in his town, and though she clearly doesn't want to go, Wade ignores it and assures her she'll have a good time.  This scene is masterful for several reasons: a) it easily sets up the characters, not by telling about their past lives, but by demonstrating it through human action; b) it has no real direction, and feels to flow like an improvistational section of life; and c) it sets the stage for what's to come.
There are two intertwining stories going on here, and the first one begins shortly after, concerning a hunting accident where a notoriously wealthy man (Sean McCann) was shot to death in the presence of Jack (Jim True), a friend of Wade's. Not known to do much actual police work (even when handing out a speeding ticket, he gets it thrown back in his face), he decides to be a little suspicious of what happened, and suspects fowl play, even if it does involve a good pal of his. Soon, he discovers what may be a big conspiracy involving his other employer (Holmes Osborn), even if others tell him nothing is going on.
 He's been so bad that his daughter is a characateured born-again Christian, and his other son (Willem Dafoe) has long since left the town and become a college professor.  Broken furnace, dad tells him. Wade takes care of the funeral arrangements, and prepares to sell his father's house which means he has to live with him, even if his dad is still a sonofabitch - a decrepit, miserable old man who still drinks too much and bitches about how things aren't like they used to be, "when women knew their place."
 Things get out of hand. Nightmarish flashbacks sift through his mind. And he has a toothache and can't get a dentist's appointment. Like Travis Bickle, Wade Whitehouse is tortured by everything that he can't be, but at the same time, is shown that he is in full responsibility of his actions. When he attempts to reopen the divorce so that he can change the custody precedings, we know that it'll only make matters worse, and that his ex-wife, who despises him as it is, will despise him a little more. And slowly, he begins to lose touch with everyone around him, even his girlfriend, whom we're not sure is with him because she honestly loves him or feels pathos for his difficult life. As Wade, Nick Nolte is a pile of fear and defeat but with a smidge of hope, and the latter his often is undoing in the situations he gets himself into. He's constantly told by everyone around him that the shooting was an accident, and that even if it wasn't, he should let it go, but he can't help himself.
Paul Schrader expertly shows us the pain he has to live with, the anguish he feels when he looks in his daughter's eyes and sees resentment, and the misery of having been beaten by and living with a father who doesn't care for him one bit. His well-deserved temper often explodes in fits of anger that are caught right at the second they've erupted, and we just know that at some point, he's going to finally explode in a fit of monumentous anger from supressing his anger for so long. Nolte and Schrader are so good at capturing the mixed emotions of the character and the audience of this character that for his character alone, this film is a triumph, not as classic and masterful as, say, "Taxi Driver" or "Raging Bull," but pretty close. This film has been based on a novel by Russell Banks, the same guy who penned "The Sweet Hereafter," directed by Atom Egoyan, which is probably one of the best films I've ever seen, and like that film, "Affliction" has a cold and sad feel to it, that of loss and pain (great cinematography, too, Paul Sarossy). But while Egoyan's film was masterful and lyrical, this one is more blunt and to-the-point, and in some ways more effective but for the most part, not as. Both contain the weird, occasional pop up of eccentric humor and instances, like the presence of people in wheelchairs who are not more than brief cameos, or unique small town mannerisms.
But "Affliction" does have some real problems. The worst part of the film is easily and without a doubt its use of narration, done by Dafoe's prodigal brother character, who shares his thoughts about the themes, especially in the final minutes. There's a couple movies that I'd like to re-edit and take things out of, just to make them as good as they possibly could be, and mine would be to delete the final minutes of this film. It has such a great ending there, but then it goes on, explaining more than it has to, and discussing the themes, a no-no if you're making a film where the themes are strong, multiple, and even ambiguously placed, like they are in this one.
In fact, the final narration deserves major reprimanding because it takes the story of Wade, such a great story, and turns it into a message-film, preaching against the way fathers beat their sons, because it lives on into further generations. Yawn. We already knew that, right? But take it out, or flat-out ignore it, like I suggest (even leaving a couple minutes early would suffice, and you'll know when to leave), and it's a fantastic movie. Haunting. Saddening. Deeply emotional. After all, all of Wade's problems cannot possibly stem back to beatings, but further instances, and the best thing to do is to show what he's like now, and allow us to see what has affected him and how he deals with them now. Wade's such an interesting character and so complex that this is too good a film to be reduced to an exercise. But I'm almost willing to ignore it, and pay most attention to the rest of the film (even the opening narration isn't totally horrible - it at least sets the story up for a tragic fall, making Wade's attempts to claw out of the inevitable even more profound, as if he had forseen it all already), which is so good and so effortlessly powerful that it's a shame to see it mucked up.
MY RATING (out of 4): ***1/2
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 2
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Using a sharp knife, slit the skin of each of the chicken breasts and place three thin slices of truffle under the skin of each breast, retaining the remaining slices of truffle.
Fold back the skin and season both sides with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Finely slice the remaining truffle and set aside.
Heat an ovenproof frying pan until medium-hot, then place the chicken in the pan, skin-side down, and cook for 2-3 minutes until golden-brown. Make sure the pan is not too hot so that the skin does not shrink back too much.
Turn the chicken over and fry for a further minute, then place in the oven to roast for about 15-20 minutes, or until cooked all the way through (you will know the chicken is cooked as the juices will run clear when a skewer is inserted into the breast).
Meanwhile, heat a saucepan of salted water until boiling. Add the leeks and boil for one minute. Prepare a bowl of ice cold water and, once the leeks have cooked, add them to the bowl of iced water. Once the leeks are cool, drain again.
Repeat this boiling, draining, refreshing and draining process, first with the potato, and then with the pancetta.
Remove the chicken breasts from the oven and place them onto a plate. Cover with aluminium foil and leave in a warm place to rest for about five minutes.
Heat a frying pan until hot and add the olive oil and the refreshed potato and pancetta. Fry for 1-2 minutes until the potato and pancetta are golden-brown.
Add the leeks and most of the set-aside sliced truffles, along with the chervil.
Drain and discard any fat from the frying pan, add a splash of water and stir to make a sauce. Add a knob of butter and the remaining slices of truffle.
Divide the potatoes, pancetta, leeks and truffle between two plates, retaining the liquid for drizzling.
Carve each chicken breast into three and place on top of the vegetables and pancetta. Drizzle the remaining sauce over.


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jsPlumb has a mechanism that allows you to set/get parameters on a per-connection basis. These are not parameters that affect the appearance of operation of the object on which they are set; they are a means for you to associate information with jsPlumb objects. This can be achieved in a few different ways:
jsPlumb.connect
calljsPlumb.addEndpoint
call to/from which a connection is subsequently established using the mousesetParameter
or setParameters
method on a ConnectionGetting parameters is achieved through either the getParameter(key)
or getParameters
method on a Connection.
Parameters can be passed in via an object literal to a jsPlumb.connect call:
var myConnection = jsPlumb.connect({
source:"foo",
target:"bar",
parameters:{
"p1":34,
"p2":new Date(),
"p3":function() { console.log("i am p3"); }
}
});
Note that they can be any valid Javascript objects - it's just an object literal. You then access them like this:
myConnection.getParameter("p3")(); // prints 'i am p3' to the console.
The information in this section also applies to the makeSource
and makeTarget
functions.
Using jsPlumb.addEndpoint
, you can set parameters that will be copied in to any Connections that are established from or to the given Endpoint using the mouse. (If you set parameters on both a source and target Endpoints and then connect them, the parameters set on the target Endpoint are copied in first, followed by those on the source. So the source Endpoint's parameters take precedence if they happen to have one or more with the same keys as those in the target).
Consider this example:
var e1 = jsPlumb.addEndpoint("d1", {
isSource:true,
parameters:{
"p1":34,
"p2":new Date(),
"p3":function() { console.log("i am p3"); }
}
});
var e2 = jsPlumb.addEndpoint("d2", {
isTarget:true,
parameters:{
"p5":343,
"p3":function() { console.log("FOO FOO FOO"); }
}
});
var conn = jsPlumb.connect({source:e1, target:e2});
'conn' will have four parameters set on it, with the value for "p3" coming from the source Endpoint:
var params = conn.getParameters();
console.log(params.p1); // 34
console.log(params.p2); // Mon May 14 2012 12:57:12 GMT+1000 (EST) (or however your console prints out a Date)
console.log((params.p3)()); // "i am p3" (note: we executed the function after retrieving it)
console.log(params.p5); // 343


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Django Categories v1.0.1 documentation
You can use Django Categories in two ways:
As storage for one tree of categories, using the Category model:
Top Category 1
Subcategory 1-1
Subcategory 1-2
subcategory 1-2-1
Top Category 2
Subcategory 2-1
As the basis for several custom categories (see Creating Custom Categories), e.g. a MusicGenre model
MusicGenre 1
MusicSubGenre 1-1
MusicSubGenre 1-2
MusicSubGenre 1-2-1
MusicGenre 2
MusicSubGenre 2-1
and a Subject model
Subject 1
Discipline 1-1
Discipline 1-2
SubDiscipline 1-2-1
Subject 2
Discipline 2-1
There are two ways to add Category fields to an application. If you are in control of the code (it’s your application) or you are willing to take control of the code (fork someone else’s app) you can make a Hard Coded Connection.
For 3rd-party apps or even your own apps that you don’t wish to add Django-Categories as a dependency, you can configure a Lazy Connection.
Hard coded connections are done in the exact same way you handle any other foreign key or many-to-many relations to a model.
from django.db import models
class MyModel(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
category = models.ForeignKey('categories.Category')
Don’t forget to add the field or fields to your ModelAdmin class as well.
Lazy connections are done through configuring Django Categories in the project’s settings.py file. When the project starts up, the configured fields are dynamically added to the configured models and admin.
If you do this before you have created the database (before you ran manage.py syncdb), the fields will also be in the tables. If you do this after you have already created all the tables, you can run manage.py add_category_fields to create the fields (this requires Django South to be installed).
You add a many-to-one or many-to-many relationship with Django Categories using the FK_REGISTRY and M2M_REGISTRY settings respectively. For more information see Registering Models.


AWS::CloudFormation::WaitConditionHandle
Important
For Amazon EC2 and Auto Scaling resources, we recommend that you use a CreationPolicy attribute instead of wait conditions. Add a CreationPolicy attribute to those resources, and use the cfn-signal helper script to signal when an instance creation process has completed successfully.
For more information, see Deploying Applications on Amazon EC2 with AWS CloudFormation.
The AWS::CloudFormation::WaitConditionHandle type has no properties. When you reference
the
WaitConditionHandle resource by using the Ref
function, AWS CloudFormation returns a presigned
URL. You pass this URL to applications or scripts that are running on your Amazon
EC2 instances to
send signals to that URL. An associated AWS::CloudFormation::WaitCondition resource checks the URL for the required number
of success signals or for a failure signal.
Important
Anytime you add a WaitCondition
resource during a stack update or update
a resource with a wait condition, you must associate the wait condition with a new
WaitConditionHandle
resource. Do not reuse an old wait condition handle
that has already been defined in the template. If you reuse a wait condition handle,
the
wait condition might evaluate old signals from a previous create or update stack
command.
Note
Updates are not supported for this resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::CloudFormation::WaitConditionHandle", "Properties" : { } }
YAML
Type: AWS::CloudFormation::WaitConditionHandle Properties:
Related Resources
For information about how to use wait conditions, see Creating Wait Conditions in a Template.


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| org.apache.solr.client.solrj.impl |
Concrete implementations of client API classes.
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| org.apache.solr.client.solrj.request |
Convenience classes for dealing with various types of Solr requests.
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| org.apache.solr.common.cloud |
Common Solr Cloud and ZooKeeper related classes reused on both clients & server.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected DocCollection |
CloudSolrClient.getDocCollection(ClusterState clusterState,
String collection,
Integer expectedVersion) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Map<String,LBHttpSolrClient.Req> |
UpdateRequest.getRoutes(DocRouter router,
DocCollection col,
Map<String,List<String>> urlMap,
ModifiableSolrParams params,
String idField) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DocCollection |
DocCollection.copyWithSlices(Map<String,Slice> slices)
Use this to make an exact copy of DocCollection with a new set of Slices and every other property as is
|
DocCollection |
ClusterState.CollectionRef.get() |
DocCollection |
ClusterState.getCollection(String collection)
Get the named DocCollection object, or throw an exception if it doesn't exist.
|
static DocCollection |
ZkStateReader.getCollectionLive(ZkStateReader zkStateReader,
String coll) |
DocCollection |
ClusterState.getCollectionOrNull(String collectionName)
Returns the corresponding
DocCollection object for the given collection name
if such a collection exists. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ClusterState |
ClusterState.copyWith(String collectionName,
DocCollection collection)
Returns a new cluster state object modified with the given collection.
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protected String |
DocRouter.getRouteField(DocCollection coll) |
Collection<Slice> |
DocRouter.getSearchSlices(String shardKeys,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection)
This method is consulted to determine what slices should be queried for a request when
an explicit shards parameter was not used.
|
Collection<Slice> |
HashBasedRouter.getSearchSlicesSingle(String shardKey,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
abstract Collection<Slice> |
DocRouter.getSearchSlicesSingle(String shardKey,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection)
This method is consulted to determine what slices should be queried for a request when
an explicit shards parameter was not used.
|
Collection<Slice> |
ImplicitDocRouter.getSearchSlicesSingle(String shardKey,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
Collection<Slice> |
CompositeIdRouter.getSearchSlicesSingle(String shardKey,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
Slice |
HashBasedRouter.getTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
String route,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
abstract Slice |
DocRouter.getTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
String route,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection)
Returns the Slice that the document should reside on, or null if there is not enough information
|
Slice |
ImplicitDocRouter.getTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
String route,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
protected Slice |
HashBasedRouter.hashToSlice(int hash,
DocCollection collection) |
boolean |
HashBasedRouter.isTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
SolrParams params,
String shardId,
DocCollection collection) |
abstract boolean |
DocRouter.isTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
SolrParams params,
String shardId,
DocCollection collection) |
boolean |
ImplicitDocRouter.isTargetSlice(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
SolrParams params,
String shardId,
DocCollection collection) |
int |
HashBasedRouter.sliceHash(String id,
SolrInputDocument sdoc,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
int |
CompositeIdRouter.sliceHash(String id,
SolrInputDocument doc,
SolrParams params,
DocCollection collection) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ClusterState.CollectionRef(DocCollection coll) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ClusterState(Integer znodeVersion,
Set<String> liveNodes,
Map<String,DocCollection> collectionStates)
Use this constr when ClusterState is meant for consumption.
|
Copyright © 2000-2016 Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


I’m a third year student study in computer engineering at Chulalongkorn university.
I’m interested in Web apps development with ReactJS and Machine Learning.
It is a team project about IOT with automatic watering system for plants. It can measure the moisture of soil, show the information and command via website. My responsibility is to design the website and front-end developer using HTML, JavaScript.
Start developing mobile application for Android using Android Studio. My teacher gave me a skill test every week and I learned about Android Studio basic, User Interface, Event handling, Intent, Activity, Web services and Database (SQLite).
Developed a game using Java, inspiration from Cookie Run, as a term project in Programming Methodology course. The knowledge that I gained from this project are object oriented design principles, GUI, exception, testing using JUnit and thread design.
GPAX 3.34


Instead of nested conditions, or many using &&
we use ?
// The logical and operator way
x && x.y && x.y.z
// The optional chaining way
x?.y?.z
// Before
if (foo && foo.bar && foo.bar.baz) {
// ...
}
// After-ish
if (foo?.bar?.baz) {
// ...
}
/**
* Get the first element of the array if we have an array.
* Otherwise return undefined.
*/
//
function tryGetFirstElement<T>(arr?: T[]) {
return arr?.[0];
// equivalent to
// return (arr === null || arr === undefined) ?
// undefined :
// arr[0];
}
Optional chaining consider as no value only two null | undefined
// Before
function getLengthOfStr(x) {
return x && x.s && x.s.length;
}
getLengthOfStr({s: ''}) // returns empty string!
// After-ish
function getLengthOfStr(x) {
return x?.s?.length;
}
getLengthOfStr({s: ''}) // return correctly 0
Introduce the ??
operator to “fall back” to a default value when dealing with null
or undefined
// Before
let x = (foo !== null && foo !== undefined) ? foo : bar();
// Using Nullish Coallescing
let x = foo ?? bar();
It solves common issue using ||
operator
The ??
operator can replace uses of ||
when trying to use a default value
function initializeAudio() {
let volume = localStorage.volume || 0.5
// ...
}
// When localStorage.volume is set to 0,
// the page will set the volume to 0.5 which is unintended
function initializeAudio() {
let volume = localStorage.volume ?? 0.5
// ...
}
// If localStorage.volume is set to 0, it returns 0
Functions that throw
an error if something unexpected happened
1. Ensures that whatever condition is being checked must be true for the remainder of the containing scope
// With TS 3.7
// Asserts that input is truthy, throwing immediately if not:
function assert(input: any): asserts input { // <-- not a typo
if (!input) throw new Error('Not a truthy value');
}
declare const x: number | string | undefined;
assert(x); // Narrows x to number | string
2. The assert x is T
form indicates that the function returns only when x is of type T
// Asserts that input is string
function assertIsString(val: any): asserts val is string {
if (typeof val !== "string") {
throw new AssertionError("Not a string!");
}
}
declare const x: number | string | undefined;
assert(x); // Narrows x to string
Similar to type guards, but you must return boolean in type guards and you continue with the execution
type Foo = Foo;
Type aliases can't be circular, but interfaces can.
That was before the version 3.7
type JSONValue =
| string
| number
| boolean
| JSONObject
| JSONArray;
interface JSONObject {
[x: string]: JSONValue;
}
interface JSONArray extends Array<JSONValue> { }
// With TS 3.7:
type JSONValue =
| string
| number
| boolean
| { [x: string]: JSONValue }
| Array<JSONValue>;
Async/await is amazing, and makes promises dramatically cleaner to use.
Unfortunately though, you can't (couldn't) use them at the top level.
// Before:
async function doEverything() {
...
const response = await fetch('http://example.com');
...
}
doEverything(); // <- eugh (could use an IIFE instead, but even more eugh)
With top-level await
// Now:
// With TS 3.7:
// Your script:
...
const response = await fetch('http://example.com');
...


Balaji
Dream | Inspire | Perform
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My talk on Web Extensions at NIT Trichy
Recently I was invited to deliver a talk on “How to build a Web-Extensions?” at NIT Trichy, one of the prestigious institution in India on 10th March 2018. I was really excited and honoured to give a talk there. My entire approach towards this talk was to pitch in more...
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My Contributions to Mozilla in 2017
2017 was one Crazy-Amazing year for me, full of learnings, challenges and new exciting things. I can say that one of the best things happened to me in 2017 is Mozilla. I have learned a lot of things by contributing to Mozilla. I will try to Summarize my journey and...
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MozillaTN SRM WebExtension Hack
Techtonic is A Mozilla Web extensions Hands-on Workshop & Hackathon scheduled on 7 th and 8 th October 2017 at SRM University Kattakulathur Campus. The workshop will be taken by the Mozilla Reps Viswaprasath, Karthickeyan and Dinesh of the Mozilla Tamilnadu Community and is Organised by SRMKZILLA The Mozilla Campus...
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My Add-on Went live in minutes
A browser extension is a plug-in that extends the functionality of a web browser. Some of the Add-ons will enhace our browsing experience. I love to build software which will make the life easier. So I thought to develop one during the SFD Hack17 which is organised by MozillaTN on...
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Hello World
Hello World. This is my first post on this blog. I always wanted to have a website of my own so that I could express myself in my own ways.  Lot more crazy stuffs will be posted here....


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Source code for kicost.wxAnyThread
"""
wxAnyThread: allow methods on wxPython objects to be called from any thread
In wxPython, methods that alter the state of the GUI are only safe to call from
the thread running the main event loop. Other threads must typically post
events to the GUI thread instead of invoking methods directly.
While there are builtin shortcuts for this (e.g. wx.CallAfter) they do not
capture the full semantics of a function call. This module provides an easy
way to invoke methods from any thread *transparently*, propagating return
values and exceptions back to the calling thread.
The main interface is a decorator named "anythread", which can be applied
to methods to make them safe to call from any thread, like so:
from .wxAnyThread import anythread # For correct use of the threads with the GUI in wxPython.
class MyFrame(wx.Frame):
@anythread
def GetSomeData():
dlg = MyQueryDialog(self,"Enter some data")
if dlg.ShowModal() == wx.ID_OK:
resp = dlg.GetResponse()
return int(resp)
else:
raise NoDataEnteredError()
The GetSomeData method can now be directly invoked from any thread.
The calling thread will block while the main GUI thread shows the dialog,
and will then receive a return value or exception as appropriate.
"""
__ver_major__ = 0
__ver_minor__ = 2
__ver_patch__ = 2
__ver_sub__ = ""
__version__ = "%d.%d.%d%s" % (__ver_major__,__ver_minor__,
__ver_patch__,__ver_sub__)
import wx
import sys
import threading
__all__ = ['anythread']
_EVT_INVOKE_METHOD = wx.NewId()
class MethodInvocationEvent(wx.PyEvent):
"""Event fired to the GUI thread indicating a method invocation."""
def __init__(self,func,args,kwds):
wx.PyEvent.__init__(self)
self.SetEventType(_EVT_INVOKE_METHOD)
self.func = func
self.args = args
self.kwds = kwds
self.event = threading.Event()
def invoke(self):
"""Invoke the method, blocking until the main thread handles it."""
wx.PostEvent(self.args[0],self)
self.event.wait()
try:
return self.result
except AttributeError:
tb = self.traceback
del self.traceback
raise (type(self.exception), self.exception, tb)
def process(self):
"""Execute the method and signal that it is ready."""
try:
self.result = self.func(*self.args,**self.kwds)
except Exception as e:
_,self.exception,self.traceback = sys.exc_info()
self.event.set()
def handler(evt):
"""Simple event handler to register for invocation events."""
evt.process()
[docs]def anythread(func):
"""Method decorator allowing call from any thread.
The method is replaced by one that posts a MethodInvocationEvent to the
object, then blocks waiting for it to be completed. The target object
is automatically connected to the _EVT_INVOKE_METHOD event if it wasn't
alread connected.
When invoked from the main thread, the function is executed immediately.
"""
def invoker(*args,**kwds):
#if wx.Thread_IsMain():
if wx.IsMainThread():
return func(*args,**kwds)
else:
self = args[0]
if not hasattr(self,"_AnyThread__connected"):
self.Connect(-1,-1,_EVT_INVOKE_METHOD,handler)
self._AnyThread__connected = True
evt = MethodInvocationEvent(func,args,kwds)
return evt.invoke()
invoker.__name__ = func.__name__
invoker.__doc__ = func.__doc__
return invoker


Sameer's Header Parser Microservice
User Stories
- I can get the IP address, language and the operating system for my browser
Example Usage
https://sameers-header-parser.herokuapp.com/api/whoami
Example Output
{ "IP": "<IP_ADDRESS>", "Language": "en-US", "OS": "Mac OS
10.14.6" }


Local Developer Utilities
All actions are performed on the client side via javascript.
Find the source code here:
https://github.com/rascoro1/dev-utilsAll actions are performed on the client side via javascript.
Find the source code here:
https://github.com/rascoro1/dev-utils


What are WebSockets?
In the early days of the web, a client and server relationship was viewed as following a single direction of workflow, the client would send a request to the server and the server would respond to the client with the data requested. However, as time progressed, this relationship evolved into one that became bidirectional, with both the client and server sending and receiving data to and from each other.
WebSockets were created as a way of providing a low latency persistent connection that is bidirectional between a client and a server. They are low latency as there is no need to send lots of headers that typical HTTP requests consist of. A WebSocket connection is created with a WebSocket handshake, this involves the client sending an initial HTTP request including an Upgrade' header to which, if the server supports the protocol, it agrees with the request and sends back its own 'Upgrade' header in response. After a successful handshake, the established connection uses the WebSocket protocol 'ws'.
WebSockets send data using a frame-based messaging system that helps reduce the amount of non-payload data that is transferred. Data is transferred as messages that consist of one or more frames containing the payload. Each frame is prefixed with 4-12 bytes of data about the payload so that it can be reconstructed properly. This is useful as the server or client can transfer as much data as they like without all the header overheads that come with traditional HTTP requests.
Kitura WebSockets
Kitura-WebSocket and Kitura-WebSocket-NIO are two packages that enable WebSocket support for Kitura. They support version thirteen of the WebSocket protocol and are compatible with a variety of WebSocket clients, including: Built in WebSocket support for browsers (Chrome, FireFox and Safari) and the NPM WebSocket package. Both packages also support the WS and WSS (SSL/TLS secured WS) protocols.
Next steps
Try out creating a simple Echo Server using Kitura WebSockets.


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USC holds on to beat Arizona State 31-26
by JOHN MARSHALLTEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Christian Rector saw a receiver break free off the edge and slipped into coverage. Realizing the ball was coming his way, he stuck his hand up, tipped it to himself and made a diving interception.
With one nimble play, Southern California’s 6-foot-4, 270-pound defensive lineman halted Arizona State’s comeback attempt, secured the Trojans’ bowl eligibility and gave coach Clay Helton a respite for at least one more week.
Kedon Slovis threw for 432 yards and four touchdowns, Rector made his game-clinching interception with 25 seconds left and USC held on to beat Arizona State 31-26 on Saturday.
“I like being in that position at the end of games, having our defense out there,” Rector said. “Being able to get stops, we’re comfortable doing that.”
USC (6-4, 5-2 Pac-12) needed plenty of big stops to become bowl eligible after missing the postseason last year.
The Trojans jumped on the Sun Devils with 28 points in the first quarter behind Slovis’ 297 yards and four TDs passing.
As injuries piled up and Arizona State (5-4, 2-4) found a better rhythm on both sides of the ball, USC’s lead dwindled from 21 in the first quarter to five by the fourth.
Facing what would have been a disastrous collapse, the Trojans found a way to eke out a win and remain in the thick of the Pac-12 South race, a game behind No. 8 Utah.
USC’s Amon-Ra St. Brown caught eight passes for 173 yards and Michael Pittman Jr. had 13 catches for 146 yards.
“I can’t tell you how proud I am of our defense because it was put in a lot of bad situations today field-position wise,” Helton said. “It was one of those situations where put the ball down coach, we got it and when we needed a stop at the end of the game, we got it.”
Joey Yellen almost snatched it from them.
Making his first career start with Jayden Daniels injured, Yellen threw two touchdown passes in the first half and hit Brandon Aiyuk on a 2-yard TD pass to open the third quarter.
Yellen then found Frank Darby on a 15-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter after an interception was negated by a USC roughing the passer penalty. Darby dropped the 2-point conversion attempt, putting the Trojans up 31-26.
Arizona State negated Khaylan Kearse-Thomas’ interception return for a touchdown with defensive holding and got the ball back at its 10-yard line with 3:29 left.
The Sun Devils moved quickly down the field, but Rector came up with the interception at USC’s 37.
Yellen threw for 292 yards and four touchdowns with two interceptions.
“The first half we just broke down in the secondary too many times big play after big play and spotted them points,” Arizona State coach Herm Edwards said. “Then we decided to rally again and we fell a little short.”
Arizona State had a bye week after two ugly losses, but it didn’t seem to do much good in the first quarter against USC.
An Arizona State personal foul penalty extend USC’s opening drive and Slovis capped it with an 8-yard TD pass to Drake London.
Sun Devils cornerback Jack Jones then made the mistake of trying to strip the ball instead of tackling Kenan Christon, allowing him to run the final 20 yards of a 58-yard catch into the end zone for his second TD.
Arizona State also had three defensive backs collide when Slovis hit St. Brown on a 95-yard TD pass.
“I feel like just it being the start of the game, all the nerves, we come out timid and we don’t let loose really until we get the feel of it, but you can’t play like that,” Sun Devils defensive tackle Evan Fields said.
Arizona State did play better after that, but came up short, leading to the first three-game losing streak in the Edwards’ era.
CHRISTON’S LIFT
USC’s running back corps have been plagued by injuries, which gave Christon a chance to get more touches.
He took advantage against Arizona State, accounting for 144 yards and two touchdowns.
AIYUK’S RETURNS
Aiyuk caught a TD pass, but had a bigger impact in the return game. The senior returned three kicks for 169 yards, including a 97-yard return in the first quarter.
USC kicked away from Aiyuk the rest of the game.
THE TAKEAWAY
USC dominated early and labored the rest of the way, but came away with a much-needed road win.
Yellen was solid in his debut, but the Sun Devils dug too big of a hole and made too many mistakes to complete the comeback.
UP NEXT
USC plays at California next Saturday.
Arizona State plays at Oregon State next Saturday.
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