Open Angel Arena 4.1.0 Update
General Changes
Dota 2 7.19c changes
Changes that affected OAA before 4.1.0 Update
Map Changes: fixed path overlays, removed 2 rune spawns and replaced some terrain with props.
Buildings reworked: They can be affected by most spells now.
Item Changes
Azazel's Defense Towers:
Defense Towers health decreased from 5000/20000/40000/80000 to 3500/14000/28000/56000.
Defense Towers now have 75% magic resistance.
Defense Towers don't appear on the minimap or in Fog of War for enemies anymore.
Azazel's Watch Towers:
Watch Towers health decreased from 2500/10000/20000/40000 to 1500/6000/12000/24000.
Watch Towers vision decreased from 3000 to 2000/2300/2600/3000.
Watch Towers don't appear on the minimap or in FoW for enemies anymore.
Watch Towers have Map Blur effect without restrictions (they don't appear on the minimap even if you are near them).
Watch Towers have 0% magic resistance.
Azazel's Walls:
Walls health decreased from 7500/30000/60000/120000 to 5000/20000/40000/80000.
Blade Mail:
Level 1 cooldown increased from 20 to 25 seconds.
Level 1 bonus armor reduced from 6 to 5.
Scythe of Vyse:
Hex mana cost increased from 100 to 250.
Sonic:
Improved tooltip.
Status resistance penalty changed from -10/-15/-20% to -20/-30/-40%.
Hero Changes
Beastmaster:
Call of the Wild: Boar HP and attack damage fixed to match the tooltip.
Fixed lvl 25 talent +2 Hawks not working.
Clinkz:
Searing Arrows mana cost increased from 10 to 12.
Dark Willow:
Brambles total damage reduced from 140/180/220/260/520/760 to 125/150/175/200/520/760.
Shadow Realm cooldown increased from 30/24/18/12/12/12 to 32/26/20/14/12/12 seconds.
Cursed Crown stun duration reduced from 2/2.5/3/3.5/4/4.5 to 1.75/2.25/2.75/3.25/4/4.5 seconds.
Bedlam damage reduced from 60/120/180/460/700 to 60/110/160/460/700.
Dazzle:
Poison Touch max distance increased from 500 to 600/700/800/900/1000/1100.
Grimstroke:
Soulbind duration increased from 4/6/8/10/11 to 6/8/10/11/12 seconds.
Lifestealer:
Lifestealer can now infest Azazel towers.
Mirana:
Level 25 Talent -80 Moonlight Shadow Cooldown changed to Sacred Arrow Pierces Units.
Queen of Pain:
Scream of Pain mana cost rescaled from 110/120/130/140/190/240 to 100/130/160/190/340/490.
Silencer:
Last Word damage decreased from 150/200/250/300/600/900 to 120/180/240/300/600/900.
Arcane Curse mana cost increased from 105/115/125/135/235/335 to 125/130/135/140/235/335.
Global Silence mana cost increased from 250/375/500/1000/1750 to 300/450/600/1000/1750.
Spectre:
Desolate radius increased from 375 to 500.
Dispersion damage reflected decreased from 10/13/16/19/22/25% to 7/12/16/19/22/25%.
Haunt mana cost increased from 150 to 150/200/250/300/350.
Spirit Breaker:
Charge of Darkness cooldown increased from 8 to 17/14/11/8/8/8 seconds.
Greater Bash move speed as damage percent decreased from 30/50/70/90/150/210% to 20/40/40/80/140/200%.
Storm Spirit:
Static Remnant damage reduced from 140/180/220/260/460/660 to 120/160/200/240/440/640.
Tinker:
Reworked
(Re)Added to Unranked.
Rearm reworked: Now channels for 60 seconds which reduces all cooldowns by 10/14/18/24/30. Multiple cooldowns have a 100/90/80/70/60% sharing penalty. Costs 3/4.5/6/8/10% mana per second channeled.
Ursa:
Fury Swipes damage per attack reduced from 15/20/25/30/55/80 to 12/18/24/30/55/80.
Enrage damage multiplier reduced from 1.5/1.75/2/2.25/2.75 to 1.4/1.7/2/2.25/2.75
Vengeful Spirit:
Magic Missile projectile speed reduced from 1250 to 900.
Weaver:
The Swarm cooldown increased from 35/30/25/20/20/20 to 44/36/28/20/20/20 seconds.
Time Lapse cooldown increased from 60/50/40/35/30 to 70/55/40/35/30 seconds.
Wraith King:
Wraithfire Blast stun duration rescaled from 2 to 1.1/1.4/1.7/2/2.3/2.6 seconds.
Wraithfire Blast base damage rescaled from 50/100/150/200/450/700 to 100/100/100/100/350/600.
Wraithfire Blast DPS rescaled from 20/35/50/65/140/215 to 10/30/50/70/140/215.
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by ReutersA US federal regulator has initiated an investigation into a cloud computing deal between Alphabet’s Google and Ascension Health which would give Google access to detailed health information of millions of patients, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
The Office for Civil Rights in the Department of Health and Human Services will look into the data collection to ensure the partnership is in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) which safeguards medical information, the Journal said.
On Monday, Google said patient data “cannot and will not be combined with any Google consumer data.”
Google did not immediately reply to Reuters’ request for comment.


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Man's sinister threats to wife after being jailed for saying he'd kill her
A prisoner jailed for making death threats against his wife has been given more time behind bars after admitting he’d cut her throat if he met her again.
Stephen Kennedy, 58, said he would kill his wife if he ever saw her, adding that he would be willing to ‘do life’ for the crime, Teesside Crown Court heard.
Kennedy was already serving an 18-month sentence, along with a five year restraining order, for making death threats against his former partner.
When a probation officer came to visit him at Holme House Prison on July 1 to discuss the terms of his release, he was asked how he felt about his wife.
He replied saying: ‘If I saw her, I would kill her’.
Kennedy went on to say he wanted ‘revenge’, adding ‘I would do life’ and ‘I would just cut her throat’, prosecutor Paul Newcombe said.
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He said the threats were genuine, he felt angry, and it would not bother him to return to prison.
When his comments were reported to police, he confessed, adding that his 25-year relationship was over and mentioning a dispute over money.
The prisoner said he thought his wife would be ‘gobsmacked’ to hear of his comments.
He had been prescribed medication for mental health and anger problems, but had not been taking them in prison.
His wife was ‘concerned’ about the threats, the court was told.
Kennedy was jailed for 20 months after admitting making threats to kill, an offence that carries a maximum of 10 years’ imprisonment.
A pre-sentence report raised the concern that he might be a dangerous offender, which could have led to an extended sentence.
Kelleigh Lodge, defending, said his client had been referred to a psychiatrist in prison and was working with the mental health charity Mind.
He had previously been diagnosed with psychosis and was said to suffer from mild depression.
Assessments were said to be ‘ongoing’.
The case had been postponed for three months for the Crown to try to speak to the victim about the effects the death threats had had on her.
However, inquiries had not led to anything and Judge Deborah Sherwin had decided Kennedy should be allowed to learn his fate for his ‘serious and nasty’ offence.
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She said: ‘He’s been left festering away in prison…
‘I have to regard this case as being a case where she’s been caused some distress by the fact that you’ve made further threats to her.
‘The best mitigation you have is that you pleaded guilty to these matters at the first opportunity.’
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ADD_MONTHS Function
ADD_MONTHS adds the specified number of months to a date or time stamp value or expression. The DATEADD function provides similar functionality.
Syntax
ADD_MONTHS( {date | timestamp}, integer)
Arguments
- date | timestamp
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A date or timestamp column or an expression that implicitly converts to a date or time stamp. If the date is the last day of the month, or if the resulting month is shorter, the function returns the last day of the month in the result. For other dates, the result contains the same day number as the date expression.
- integer
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A positive or negative integer. Use a negative number to subtract months from dates.
Return Type
TIMESTAMP
Example
The following query uses the ADD_MONTHS function inside a TRUNC function. The TRUNC function removes the time of day from the result of ADD_MONTHS. The ADD_MONTHS function adds 12 months to each value from the CALDATE column.
select distinct trunc(add_months(caldate, 12)) as calplus12, trunc(caldate) as cal from date order by 1 asc; calplus12 | cal ------------+------------ 2009-01-01 | 2008-01-01 2009-01-02 | 2008-01-02 2009-01-03 | 2008-01-03 ... (365 rows)
The following examples demonstrate the behavior when the ADD_MONTHS function operates on dates with months that have different numbers of days.
select add_months('2008-03-31',1); add_months --------------------- 2008-04-30 00:00:00 (1 row) select add_months('2008-04-30',1); add_months --------------------- 2008-05-31 00:00:00 (1 row)


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| Tables | 1 | Default custom menu set | [Standard FileMaker Menus] | |
| Relationships | 0 | When opening file | ||
| Layouts | 9 | Login using | Off | |
| Scripts | 2 | Switch to layout | Off | |
| Value Lists | 3 | Script triggers | ||
| Custom Functions | 0 | OnFirstWindowOpen | Off | |
| Accounts | 7 | OnLastWindowClose | Off | |
| Privilege Sets | 8 | OnWindowOpen | Off | |
| Extended Privileges | 7 | OnWindowClose | Off | |
| File Access (in / out) | 0 / 0 | Thumbnail Settings | ||
| FileMaker Data Sources | 2 | Generate Thumbnails | On; Temporary | |
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| Custom Menu Sets | 2 | |||
| Custom Menus | 33 |
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Statistics
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| contacts |
54 fields defined, 994 records
| contacts |
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| Table Occurrence | Source Table | Source File | In Relationships | In Scripts | In Field Definitions | In Value Lists | Associated with layouts |
| contacts | contacts | contacts.fmp12 |
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Layout Hierarchy
List View
All Fields
Data Entry
Avery 5160
Print List View
| Layout Name | Include In Menu | Quick Find | # of Objects | Show Records From | Save record changes automatically | Show field frames when record is active | Show field frames only on current record | Used in Scripts | Custom Menu Set | Script Triggers |
| List View | Yes | Yes | contacts | On | On | Off | [File Default] | |||
| All Fields | No | Yes | contacts | On | On | Off | [File Default] | |||
| Data Entry | Yes | Yes | contacts | On | On | Off | [File Default] | |||
| Avery 5160 | Yes | Yes | contacts | On | On | Off | [File Default] | |||
| Print List View | Yes | Yes | contacts | On | On | Off | [File Default] |
Layout Objects: List View
| Field Name: contacts::First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Company Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Zip | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Phone1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Address1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Area | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Go to Layout [ “Data Entry” ] Layouts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Search Contacts” ] Scripts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Go to Layout [ “List View” ] Layouts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Goto Main” ] Scripts: |
Layout Objects: All Fields
| Field Name: contacts::ID | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Creation_Date | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Modification_Date | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Creation_Time | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Modification_Time | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Creation_User | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Modification_User | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::One | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::gText_1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gText_2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gText_3 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gText_4 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gText_5 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gNumber_1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gNumber_2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gNumber_3 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gNumber_4 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::gNumber_5 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| No |
| Field Name: contacts::Contact Number | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Company Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Address1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Address2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Zip | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Phone1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Phone2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Fax | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Email | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Notes | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Contact View | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Random Key | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Address1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Address2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Zip | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::CityAbbrev | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::CustomerAbbrev | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Name Check | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
Layout Objects: Data Entry
| Field Name: contacts::First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Company Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Address1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Address2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Zip | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Phone1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Fax | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Email | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Address1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Address2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Zip | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Shipping Company Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Sales Rep | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Mobile Number | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Account_No_With_Client | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Name2 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Credit | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::ID | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Contact View | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Customer Type | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Area | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::HideOnLabel | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Notes | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Fields | Quick Find | ||||
|
| Yes |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Search Contacts” ] Scripts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Go to Layout [ “List View” ] Layouts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Goto Main” ] Scripts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| New Record/Request |
Layout Objects: Avery 5160
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Fields | Quick Find | ||||
|
| Yes |
Layout Objects: Print List View
| Field Name: contacts::First Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Last Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
|
| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Company Name | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::State | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::Phone1 | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Field Name: contacts::City | |||||
| Field Properties | Coordinates | Field Format | Field Behavior | Quick Find | |
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| Field Format:
| Field Behavior:
| Yes |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Search Contacts” ] Scripts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Go to Layout [ “List View” ] Layouts: |
| Button Properties | Coordinates | Script/Script Step | |||
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| Perform Script [ “Goto Main” ] Scripts: |
| Value List Name | Source | Values | On Layouts |
| Customer Types | External |
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| Area | External | ||
| 1 | Custom |
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| Search Contacts |
| Goto Main |
| Next Script: [Goto Main] |
| Script Name | Search Contacts |
| Run script with full access privileges | Off |
| Include In Menu | No |
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| Custom menu set used by this script |
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| Previous Script: [Search Contacts] |
| Script Name | Goto Main |
| Run script with full access privileges | Off |
| Include In Menu | No |
| Layouts that use this script | |
| Scripts that use this script |
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| Script Definition | |
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| Account Name | Password | Status | Type | Privilege Set | Description | User must change password on next login |
| [Guest] | ********* | Inactive | FileMaker | [Read-Only Access] | Off | |
| 2pingon | ********* | Active | FileMaker | [Full Access] | Off | |
| balharbor | ********* | Active | FileMaker | Privilege Set | Off | |
| office | ********* | Active | FileMaker | Privilege Set 2 | Off | |
| cabezon | ********* | Active | FileMaker | Privilege Set 3 | Off | |
| floor | ********* | Active | FileMaker | Privilege Set 4 | Off | |
| malias | ********* | Active | FileMaker | Privilege Set 5 | Off |
| Privilege Set: [Full Access] | |
| Description | access to everything |
| Used by | 2pingon |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | Modifiable | |||
| Value Lists | Modifiable | |||
| Scripts | Modifiable |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | On | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | On | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | Off | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: [Data Entry Only] | |
| Description | write access to all records, no design access |
| Used by |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: [Read-Only Access] | |
| Description | read access to all records, no design access |
| Used by | [Guest] |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | View only | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: Privilege Set | |
| Description | |
| Used by | balharbor |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | On | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | On | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | Off | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | Off | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: Privilege Set 2 | |
| Description | |
| Used by | office |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, and edit | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | Off | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | Off | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | Off | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: Privilege Set 3 | |
| Description | |
| Used by | cabezon |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | View only | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | Off | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | Off | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | Off | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: Privilege Set 4 | |
| Description | |
| Used by | floor |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | View only | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | Off | |||
| Allow exporting | Off | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | Off | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | On | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| Privilege Set: Privilege Set 5 | |
| Description | |
| Used by | malias |
| Data Access and Design | ||||
| Records | Create, edit, and delete | |||
| Layouts | View only | |||
| Value Lists | View only | |||
| Scripts | Executable only |
| Other privileges | ||||
| Allow printing | On | |||
| Allow exporting | Off | |||
| Manage extended privileges | Off | |||
| Allow user to override data validation warnings | On | |||
| Disconnect user from FileMaker server when idle | On | |||
| Allow user to modify their own password | Off | |||
| Available menu commands | All |
| Extended Privileges | |||
| fmapp | |||
| fmreauthenticate0 |
| File Access Options | ||
| Block access by unauthorized files | Off |
| FileMaker Data Source | File Path List (in search order) |
| orders | file:orders |
| orders 2 | file:/C:/Program Files/FileMaker/FileMaker Server 5.5/Databases/orders fmnet:/<IP_ADDRESS>/orders file:orders |
| Menu Sets | Menus | In Scripts | In Layouts | Comments |
| [Standard FileMaker Menus] |
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| Custom Menu Set 1 |
| Menu Name: File Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | File | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | New Database... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | New From Starter Solution... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Open... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + O | ||
| Command | Open Remote... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + O | ||
| Sub-menu: [Open Recent] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Open Favorite] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Close | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + W | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Manage] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Sharing] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | File Options... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Change Password... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Page Setup... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Print... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + P | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Import Records] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Export Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Sub-menu: [Save/Send Records As] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Send] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Save a Copy As... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Recover... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows |
| Menu Name: Edit Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Edit | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Undo | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Z | ||
| Command | Redo | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Cut | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + X | ||
| Command | Copy | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + C | ||
| Command | Paste | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + V | ||
| Command | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Clear | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Select All | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + A | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Find/Replace] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Spelling] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Object] | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Export Field Contents... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows | ||||
| Command | Pre&ferences... | If( Abs(Get( SystemPlatform )) = 2; 1; 0 ) | Windows |
| Menu Name: View Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | View | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Find, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Browse Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + B | ||
| Command | Find Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + F | ||
| Command | Layout Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + L | ||
| Command | Preview Mode | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + U | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Layout] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | View as Form | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | View as List | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | View as Table | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Status Toolbar | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Alt + S | ||
| Command | Customize Status Toolbar... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Formatting Bar | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Ruler | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Zoom In | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Zoom Out | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Requests Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Requests | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Find | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | Add New Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + N | ||
| Command | Duplicate Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + D | ||
| Command | Delete Request | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Request] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Show All Records | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + J | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Perform Find | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Constrain Found Set | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Extend Found Set | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Revert Request... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Records Copy | ||||||
| Custom Menu Sets | ||||||
| Default Display Title | Records | |||||
| Comments | ||||||
| Menu Options | ||||||
| Override Display Title | Install When | 1 | ||||
| Menu Platform (Legacy) | Windows, Macintosh | |||||
| Menu Mode | Browse, Preview | |||||
| Menu Items | ||||||
| Type | Command | Install When | Platform (Legacy) | Override Title | Override Action | Override Shortcut |
| Command | New Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + N | ||
| Command | Duplicate Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + D | ||
| Command | Delete Record... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + E | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Delete All Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Sub-menu: [Go to Record] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Refresh Window | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + R | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Show All Records | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + J | ||
| Command | Show Omitted Only | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Command | Omit Record | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + T | ||
| Command | Omit Multiple... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + T | ||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Modify Last Find | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + R | ||
| Sub-menu: [Saved Finds] | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Sort Records... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + S | ||
| Command | Unsort | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Replace Field Contents... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | Ctrl/Cmd + = | ||
| Command | Relookup Field Contents | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | |||
| Separator | 1 | Windows, Macintosh | ||||
| Command | Revert Record... | 1 | Windows, Macintosh |
| Menu Name: Help Copy | ||||||
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Welcome to Memnix’s blog !
Hi, I’m Corentin (aka The Little Prince / Yume), Memnix’s creator and I’m running this blog to help you know how is Memnix going.
What is Memnix
Memnix is a project that aims to create tools to facilitate learning for students by working in an organized way.


Pressure is really simple to install, you can use npm or bower, or head over to the github and download the repo itself. All you need is the pressure.min.js
or the pressure.js
file.
bower install pressure --save
npm install pressure --save
You can use pressure with browserify, debowerify, or anything that uses CommonJS to include packages. Pressure can be used normally if no module object exists.
// Regular
Pressure.set('#test', {
change: function(force, event){
console.log(force);
}
});
// Browserify, Debowerify, CommonJS
var Pressure = require('pressure');
Pressure.set('#test', {
change: function(force, event){
console.log(force);
}
});
// RequireJS
requirejs(['pressure'], function( Pressure ) {
Pressure.set('#test', {
change: function(force, event){
console.log(force);
}
});
});
Pressure has a really simple method signature. The first argument is the element(s) you are targeting and the second argument is an object with optional callback functions. This lists all the element types that can be passed into Pressure, anything from a string selector, to a DOM node object.
// target all links
Pressure.set('a', {});
// pass in jQuery elements
var elements = $('.dogs');
Pressure.set(elements, {});
// pass in element list or single element
var elements2 = document.querySelectorAll('.cats');
Pressure.set(elements2, {});
var elements3 = document.getElementById('cat');
Pressure.set(elements3, {});
// element with the 'stuart' ID being selected and calling the 'change' callback
Pressure.set('#stuart', {
change: function(force, event){
// the force value is passed back as well as the full event
this.innerHTML = force;
}
});
This example uses all of the optional methods available to you in the callback object.
Pressure.set('#element', {
start: function(event){
// this is called on force start
},
end: function(){
// this is called on force end
},
startDeepPress: function(event){
// this is called on "force click" / "deep press", aka once the force is greater than 0.5
},
endDeepPress: function(){
// this is called when the "force click" / "deep press" end
},
change: function(force, event){
// this is called every time there is a change in pressure
// 'force' is a value ranging from 0 to 1
},
unsupported: function(){
// NOTE: this is only called if the polyfill option is disabled!
// this is called once there is a touch on the element and the device or browser does not support Force or 3D touch
}
});
Use the jquery.pressure.min.js
file if you are using jQuery in your project. Using the Pressure jQuery library makes it simple to attach pressure events to jQuery elements.
$('a').pressure({
start: function(event){
// this is called on force start
},
end: function(){
// this is called on force end
},
startDeepPress: function(event){
// this is called on "force click" / "deep press", aka once the force is greater than 0.5
},
endDeepPress: function(){
// this is called when the "force click" / "deep press" end
},
change: function(force, event){
// this is called every time there is a change in pressure
// 'force' is a value ranging from 0 to 1
},
unsupported: function(){
// NOTE: this is only called if the polyfill option is disabled!
// this is called once there is a touch on the element and the device or browser does not support Force or 3D touch
}
});
With Pressure, the third paramater is an optional object of options that can be passed in.
To set any of the config globally use the Config Helper.
Using the "polyfill" keyword, you can disable polyfill support for the element. The polyfill is enabled by default and is useful if the device or browser does not support pressure, it will fall back to using time. For example instead of force from 0 to 1, it counts up from 0 to 1 over the course of one second, as long as you are holding the element. Try some of the examples on the main page on a devices that does not support pressure and see for yourself how it works.
Pressure.set('#polyfill-example', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force;
},
unsupported: function(){
alert("Oh no, this device does not support pressure.")
}
}, {polyfill: false});
If you are using the polyfill, you can use the "polyfillSpeedUp" speed to determine how fast the polyfill takes to go from 0 to 1. The value is an integer in milliseconds and the default is 1000 (1 second).
Pressure.set('#polyfill-speed-up', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force;
}
}, {polyfillSpeedUp: 5000});
// takes 5 seconds to go from a force value of 0 to 1
// only on devices that do not support pressure
If you are using the polyfill, you can use the "polyfillSpeedDown" speed to determine how fast the polyfill takes to go from 1 to 0 when the elemnt is released. The value is an integer in milliseconds and the default is 0 (aka off).
Pressure.set('#polyfill-speed-down', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force;
}
}, {polyfillSpeedDown: 2000});
// takes 2 seconds to go from a force value of 1 to 0
// only on devices that do not support pressure
With Pressure, the third paramater is an optional object of options that can be passed in. The first option is device targeting.
Pressure.set('#element-touch', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force + 'on an iphone';
}
}, {only: 'touch'});
Pressure.set('#element-mouse', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force + 'on a Mac';
}
}, {only: 'mouse'});
Pressure.set('#element-pointer', {
change: function(force, event){
this.innerHTML = force + 'on a Mac';
}
}, {only: 'pointer'});
Both Mac and iPhones have system wide features that they default to when force clicking on something (ex. defining a word on Mac or "peeking and popping" an image on iOS). Pressure prevents those actions from happening, however if you still want those actions to be possible on "Pressure" elements, you can pass in "preventSelect" as an option.
user-select: none;
css property on all of the elements it is attached to. It does this to keep text from being selected while force touching. However, sometimes you may want this turned off. The "preventSelect" option also handles removing that."Pressure.set('#element-touch-prevent', {
start: function(event){
console.log('cool it started');
}
}, {only: 'touch', preventSelect: false});
Pressure.set('#element-mouse-prevent', {
start: function(event){
console.log('cool it started');
}
}, {only: 'mouse', preventSelect: false});
You can use Pressure.config()
to set default configurations for site wide setup. All of the configurations are the same as the options listed above.
$.pressureConfig()
rather than Pressure.config()
// These are the default configs set by Pressure
Pressure.config({
polyfill: true,
polyfillSpeedUp: 1000,
polyfillSpeedDown: 0,
preventSelect: true,
only: null
});
You can use Pressure.map()
to map a value from one range of values to another. It takes 5 params: Pressure.map(inputValue, inputValueMin, inputValueMax, mapToMin, mapToMax);
Here is a good write up on how this works in the Processing framework: Map Function.
$.pressureMap()
rather than Pressure.map()
Pressure.set('#element', {
change: function(force, event){
// this takes the force, given that the force can range from 0 to 1, and maps that force value on a 100 to 200 range
this.style.width = Pressure.map(force, 0, 1, 100, 200);
}
});


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There's an interesting 5-digit number $A$. With a 1 after it, it is three times as large as with a 1 before it. What is it?


This is the first time you're viewing Ant, so we just want to let you know a couple of things.
Import the default Ant database (included in the repo - ant.sql) or create your own. Specify the connection details inside the mysql config file here
{status.config}
You're looking at the Web client. The web client is reserved for desktop browsers. You can serve completely different html depending on the device that's accessing your website. But if you don't have more clients configured, Web will be the default.
To create a new view context (a top-level page that can have children):
Create the folder inside the "web" client subdirectory here {newview.folder}
Create the PHP file inside the new folder here {newview.file}
Inside your PHP file, you need to declare the route function (namespaced):
namespace Ant\Web\{newview.name}; function index(){ // This is where you create data for output // }
I just need a URL to perform an action. What then?
Check out the section below : Controllers.
Create the HTML file to correspond with the view here
{newview.html}
Whitelist your view in the default route here {newview.route}
like so:
<base is="home,user,setup,newview">
The route will look for your newly created php file .\newview\index.php
by default, unless you specify otherwise.
Alternatively, create a route just for this context here {newview.newroute}
If you want to add a less file to your project create it here {newview.less}
If you want to add a JavaScript file or library to your project create it here {newview.js}
Then to make sure it gets included, you need to define it as a resource inside here {newview.resources}
Ant will regenerate the less files as css files using a Java port of Less, and compile/minify the JavaScript with Google Closure Compiler every time the files are modified.
Controllers in Ant are simply namespaced functions that perform actions. You can access a controller directly via a URL. You just need to ensure you define it inside the Route and ensure it falls beneath a context page. Ant has a context called "actions" already included so you can use that context from the start.
Open the contextual or global route.xml file for the client. {newview.route}
Whitelist a controller
<base is="home,actions"> // User registration and login actions // <next is="dostuff"> <controller>NewView.doStuff</controller> </next> // More declarations ...// </next>
Ant will now attempt to execute that controller when the appropriate URL is used:
http://myapp.com/home/dostuff
or
http://myapp.com/actions/dostuff
First Ant will look for the context class here {newview.class}
It will attempt to find a function inside the class if the class exists. If it doesn't find the class or function
it will search for a controller inside here {newview.controller}
You can namespace your controllers even further, as you will see inside that folder for better organization.
Note if the top level view "home" does not exist, you will get a 404 error.
What if you don't want an html view for it? Well you can create your own channel, or use the built in "action" channel.
/home/dostuff/?channel=action
Using that channel will not attempt to include html, but rather just output the results of your controllers as JSON. If you want to redirect to another page after a controller is executed, you can add another controller beneath it inside the Route.xml. Each controller passes its name and associated results to the next controller, and based on those results, you can redirect to a specific page inside your custom redirect controller. Like so
Add your own redirect controller
<base is="home"> // User registration and login actions // <next is="dostuff"> <controller>NewView.doStuff</controller> <controller>NewView.redirect</controller> </next> // More declarations ...// </next>
Take a look inside the files used to generate this setup page, as well as the files created for unit tests (the "test" client). You should become familiar with how the framework works just by looking through these files. That's the best way to understand the structure.
You will find that great tools for common tasks already exist for PHP 5. No point reinventing the wheel, especially if the wheel is well maintained!
These security problems are generalized and may not always apply to your application. They are not solved by Ant at this time.


A UI experiment in visualising the selection history, designed for tasks that require complex selections e.g. video editing, audio production, graphic design.
Eliminates the fear of losing your carefully selected set of elements, allows for treating selections as groups without having to remember to create groups.
Inspired by ideas in Jef Raskin's The Humane Interface (p. 106-107)


Change Individual Attributes
Bold
Italic
Underline
Change Element Text Style
Multi Attribute Modification
Resize and Position Elements
Align Elements Text
Resize and Position as Master
Set Alignment as Master
Predict Attributes
Predict Bold or Not
Predict Italic or Not
Predict Underlined or Not
Predict Font size
Add-on Suggestions
Combo Predict
?
Fix Position


This subpart prescribes policies and procedures for acquiring deliverable items, other than ammunition and explosives, that require the furnishing of data involving hazardous materials. Agencies may prescribe special procedures for ammunition and explosives.
“Hazardous material” is defined in the latest version of Federal Standard No. 313 (Federal Standards are sold to the public and Federal agencies through—
General Services Administration
Specifications Unit (3FBP-W)
7th & D Sts. SW
Washington, DC 20407.
(a) The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for issuing and administering regulations that require Government activities to apprise their employees of—
(1) All hazards to which they may be exposed;
(2) Relative symptoms and appropriate emergency treatment; and
(3) Proper conditions and precautions for safe use and exposure.
(b) To accomplish this objective, it is necessary to obtain certain information relative to the hazards which may be introduced into the workplace by the supplies being acquired. Accordingly, offerors and contractors are required to submit hazardous materials data whenever the supplies being acquired are identified as hazardous materials. The latest version of Federal Standard No. 313 (Material Safety Data Sheet, Preparation and Submission of) includes criteria for identification of hazardous materials.
(c) Hazardous material data (Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)) are required—
(1) As specified in the latest version of Federal Standard No. 313 (including revisions adopted during the term of the contract);
(2) For any other material designated by a Government technical representative as potentially hazardous and requiring safety controls.
(d) MSDS’s must be submitted—
(1) By the apparent successful offeror prior to contract award if hazardous materials are expected to be used during contract performance.
(2) For agencies other than the Department of Defense, again by the contractor with the supplies at the time of delivery.
(e) The contracting officer shall provide a copy of all MSDS’s received to the safety officer or other designated individual.
(a) The contracting officer shall insert the clause at 52.223-3, Hazardous Material Identification and Material Safety Data, in solicitations and contracts if the contract will require the delivery of hazardous materials as defined in 23.301.
(b) If the contract is awarded by an agency other than the Department of Defense, the contracting officer shall use the clause at 52.223-3 with its Alternate I.


{% load i18n %}
{% blocktrans with 'https://github.com/getsentry/raven-objc' as link %}Start by installing raven-objc:{% endblocktrans %}
cd [your project root] git submodule add git://github.com/getsentry/raven-objc
{% trans "(Installing the client as a git submodule will make future updates easier)" %}
{% blocktrans %}Initialize the client. This is usually done in your app delegate's application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions
:{% endblocktrans %}
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { // Configure the Sentry client [RavenClient clientWithDSN:@"{% if dsn %}{{ dsn }}{% else %}SENTRY_DSN{% endif %}"]; // Install the global error handler [[RavenClient sharedClient] setupExceptionHandler]; return YES; }
{% trans "That's it! Raven automatically installs an error handling hook to pipe all uncaught exceptions to Sentry." %}
{% blocktrans with 'https://github.com/getsentry/raven-objc' as link %}For more information on other uses of Raven with iOS, please see the official documentation for raven-objc.{% endblocktrans %}


GAME OVER.
BLUE JAYS: {{ BaseballFactory.runs_awayteam }}
BREWERS: {{ BaseballFactory.runs_hometeam }}


Image Post-Processing
Start by dropping an image into the box below
Red Multiplier:
Green Multiplier:
Blue Multiplier:
Resize:
Noise Reduction:
Quantize:
Render


The board comprises an array of hexagonal tiles, on which the players take turns to place counters. When the number of counters on a given tile equals the number of adjacent tiles the tile "hexplodes" and the contents of the tile are equally distributed to its neighbours changing the ownership of neighbouring counters over to the current player in the process. This process can often generate a chain reaction. The winner is the player that removes all of their opponents counters from the board.
| Player 1: | |
| Player 2: | |
| Board size: | |
| Damaged Cells: |


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TextLayout --+ | ScrollableTextLayout
Display text in a scrollable viewport.
This class does not display a scrollbar or handle scroll events; it merely clips the text that would be drawn in TextLayout to the bounds of the layout given by x, y, width and height; and offsets the text by a scroll offset.
Use view_x and view_y to scroll the text within the viewport.
|
__init__(self,
document,
width,
height,
multiline=False,
dpi=None,
batch=None,
group=None)
Create a text layout.
|
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begin_update(self)
Indicate that a number of changes to the layout or document
are about to occur.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
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delete(self)
Remove this layout from its batch.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
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draw(self)
Draw this text layout.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
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end_update(self)
Perform pending layout changes since begin_update.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
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on_delete_text(self,
start,
end)
Event handler for
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
AbstractDocument.on_delete_text . |
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on_insert_text(self,
start,
text)
Event handler for
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
AbstractDocument.on_insert_text . |
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on_style_text(self,
start,
end,
attributes)
Event handler for
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
AbstractDocument.on_style_text . |
| int |
x
X coordinate of the layout.
|
| int |
y
Y coordinate of the layout.
|
| int |
width
Width of the layout.
|
| int |
height
Height of the layout.
|
| str |
anchor_x
Horizontal anchor alignment.
|
| str |
anchor_y
Vertical anchor alignment.
|
| int |
view_x
Horizontal scroll offset.
|
| int |
view_y
Vertical scroll offset.
|
| str |
content_valign
Vertical alignment of content within
larger layout box.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| document (Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout) | |
| float |
dpi
Get DPI used by this layout.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| bool |
multiline
Set if multiline layout is enabled.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| Group |
background_group = OrderedGroup(0)
Rendering group for background color.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| int |
content_height
Calculuated height of the text in the layout.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| int |
content_width
Calculuated width of the text in the layout.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| Group |
foreground_decoration_group = TextLayoutForegroundDecorationGr
Rendering group for glyph underlines.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| Group |
foreground_group = TextLayoutForegroundGroup(1)
Rendering group for glyphs.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
| Group |
top_group = <pyglet.text.layout.TextLayoutGroup object at 0x6a
Top-level rendering group.
(Inherited from pyglet.text.layout.TextLayout)
|
Horizontal anchor alignment.
This property determines the meaning of the x coordinate. It is one of the enumerants:
For the purposes of calculating the position resulting from this alignment, the width of the layout is taken to be width if multiline is True, otherwise content_width.
Vertical anchor alignment.
This property determines the meaning of the y coordinate. It is one of the enumerants:
For the purposes of calculating the position resulting from this alignment, the height of the layout is taken to be the smaller of height and content_height.
See also content_valign.
Horizontal scroll offset.
The initial value is 0, and the left edge of the text will touch the left side of the layout bounds. A positive value causes the text to "scroll" to the right. Values are automatically clipped into the range [0, content_width - width]
Vertical scroll offset.
The initial value is 0, and the top of the text will touch the top of the layout bounds (unless the content height is less than the layout height, in which case content_valign is used).
A negative value causes the text to "scroll" upwards. Values outside of the range [height - content_height, 0] are automatically clipped in range.
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| Generated by Epydoc 3.0beta1 on Sun Mar 22 20:15:41 2009 | http://epydoc.sourceforge.net |


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Vehicles spinning out on Malahat this morning due to icy conditions
by Cindy E. HarnettVehicles have been spinning out on the Malahat portion of the Trans-Canada Highway due to icy conditions this morning.
Shawnigan Lake RCMP said they have received several calls this morning about “black ice” and officers are on the highway now trying to slow down traffic and checking for winter tires.
George Gidson of Malahat Gas, at 231 Trans-Canada Hwy., said vehicles have been spinning out on a particularly bad corner.
“We’ve had four cars in a row here wipe out, spin around, and be able to keep going,” said Gidson.
In another incident two cars collided but were able to get to the side of the road and drive away, Gidson said.
The province’s highway crews have been contacted and residents are waiting for them to come and salt the roads, he said. “We’re waiting for highways to show up and spray it or something,” he said.
Environment Canada shows the Malahat hit a low of 2.3 Degrees C last night.
The province requires motorists on the Malahat and other major highways at high elevations in B.C. to have winter tires — with a snowflake symbol for mountain and snow use or an M+S symbol for mud and snow. All tires must be in good condition with good treads. Large heavy trucks must carry chains.


Violation of these rules may result in your removal from HackCooper 2016!
All participants are subject to the Code of Conduct signed upon registration to the hackathon.
HackCooper is a community hackathon intended for collaboration and learning in the student community. We value the participation of each member of the student community and want all attendees to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. Accordingly, all attendees are expected to show respect and courtesy to other attendees throughout the hackathon. To make clear what is expected, all attendees and speakers at this hackathon are required to conform to the following Code of Conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event.
We believe that every single person has the right to hack in a safe and welcoming environment. All HackCooper participants agree to:
Be considerate in speech and actions, and actively seek to acknowledge and respect the boundaries of fellow attendees.
Refrain from demeaning, discriminatory, or harassing behavior and speech.  If what you’re doing is making someone feel uncomfortable, that counts as harassment and is enough reason to stop doing it. Be careful and mindful of the words that you choose. Remember that exclusionary comments and hacks can be offensive to those around you. Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
Sponsors, judges, mentors, volunteers, organizers, and anyone else at the event are also subject to the anti-harassment policy. In particular, attendees should not use sexualized images, activities, or other material both in their hacks and during the event. Staff (including volunteers and sponsor representatives) should not use sexualized clothing/ uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualized environment.
If a participant engages in harassing behavior, HackCooper may take any action HackCooper deems appropriate, including warning the offender or expulsion from the event. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please report the incident to HackCooper staff.
All teams/individuals retain full ownership of any intellectual property they may create during the Hackathon.
run by create@cooper, in partnership with


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min-width:80px basis:70px is 80px
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only width 20px is 20px
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Functions for generating progressively Type-II censored data in a mixture structure and fitting models using a constrained EM algorithm. It can also create a progressive Type-II censored version of a given real dataset to be considered for model fitting.
| Version: | 1.2-1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.3), stats |
| Imports: | utils |
| Published: | 2017-07-24 |
| Author: | Lida Fallah [aut, cre], John Hinde [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Lida Fallah <l.fallah22 at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | pcensmix results |
| Reference manual: | pcensmix.pdf |
| Package source: | pcensmix_1.2-1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: pcensmix_1.2-1.zip, r-release: pcensmix_1.2-1.zip, r-oldrel: pcensmix_1.2-1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: pcensmix_1.2-1.tgz, r-oldrel: pcensmix_1.2-1.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=pcensmix to link to this page.


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{% extends "master.html" %} {% block content %}
The sfx command matches words, so if you search for 'arnold wtf', all effects with the words 'arnold' and 'wtf' in them will be matched. If more than one effect is matched, a random one from that list will be chosen. Special characters like apostrophes are stripped out when searching.
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Introduction
A new competition, CAESAR,
is now calling for submissions of authenticated ciphers.
This competition follows a long tradition
of focused competitions in secret-key cryptography:
-
In 1997 the United States National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
announced an
open competition
for a new Advanced Encryption Standard.
This competition attracted 15 block-cipher submissions
from 50 cryptographers around the world,
and then public security evaluations from an even larger pool of cryptanalysts,
along with performance evaluations.
Eventually NIST chose Rijndael as AES.
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In 2004 ECRYPT, a Network of Excellence funded by the European Union,
announced
eSTREAM, the ECRYPT Stream Cipher Project.
This project
called for submissions of "new stream ciphers suitable for widespread adoption".
This call attracted 34 stream-cipher submissions
from 100 cryptographers around the world,
and then hundreds of security evaluations and performance evaluations,
following the same pattern as AES but on a larger scale.
Eventually the eSTREAM committee selected a portfolio containing several stream ciphers.
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In 2007 NIST announced
an open competition for a new hash standard, SHA-3.
This competition attracted 64 hash-function submissions
from 200 cryptographers around the world,
and then a tremendous volume of security evaluations and performance evaluations.
Eventually NIST chose Keccak as SHA-3.
The AES competition is generally viewed as having provided
a tremendous boost to the cryptographic research community's
understanding of block ciphers,
and a tremendous increase in confidence in the security of some block ciphers.
Similar comments apply to eSTREAM and to the SHA-3 competition,
and are also expected to apply to CAESAR.
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2013.01.01–2017.12.31.
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Class: Aws::AppRunner::Types::HealthCheckConfiguration
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Overview
Describes the settings for the health check that App Runner performs to monitor the health of a service.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#healthy_threshold ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of consecutive checks that must succeed before App Runner decides that the service is healthy.
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#interval ⇒ Integer
rw
The time interval, in seconds, between health checks.
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#path ⇒ String
rw
The URL that health check requests are sent to.
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#protocol ⇒ String
rw
The IP protocol that App Runner uses to perform health checks for your service.
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#timeout ⇒ Integer
rw
The time, in seconds, to wait for a health check response before deciding it failed.
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#unhealthy_threshold ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of consecutive checks that must fail before App Runner decides that the service is unhealthy.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
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| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#healthy_threshold ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of consecutive checks that must succeed before App Runner decides that the service is healthy.
Default: 1
#interval ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The time interval, in seconds, between health checks.
Default: 5
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apprunner/lib/aws-sdk-apprunner/types.rb', line 1378
class HealthCheckConfiguration < Struct.new( :protocol, :path, :interval, :timeout, :healthy_threshold, :unhealthy_threshold) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#path ⇒ String
(rw)
The URL that health check requests are sent to.
Path
is only applicable when you set Protocol
to HTTP
.
Default: "/"
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apprunner/lib/aws-sdk-apprunner/types.rb', line 1378
class HealthCheckConfiguration < Struct.new( :protocol, :path, :interval, :timeout, :healthy_threshold, :unhealthy_threshold) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#protocol ⇒ String
(rw)
The IP protocol that App Runner uses to perform health checks for your service.
If you set Protocol
to HTTP
, App Runner sends health check
requests to the HTTP path specified by Path
.
Default: TCP
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apprunner/lib/aws-sdk-apprunner/types.rb', line 1378
class HealthCheckConfiguration < Struct.new( :protocol, :path, :interval, :timeout, :healthy_threshold, :unhealthy_threshold) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#timeout ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The time, in seconds, to wait for a health check response before deciding it failed.
Default: 2
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-apprunner/lib/aws-sdk-apprunner/types.rb', line 1378
class HealthCheckConfiguration < Struct.new( :protocol, :path, :interval, :timeout, :healthy_threshold, :unhealthy_threshold) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#unhealthy_threshold ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of consecutive checks that must fail before App Runner decides that the service is unhealthy.
Default: 5


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maf_extract
- extract blocks from MAF files
maf_extract
-m MAF [-i INDEX] --interval SEQ:START-END OPTIONS
maf_extract
-m MAF [-i INDEX] --bed BED OPTIONS
maf_extract
-d MAFDIR --interval SEQ:START-END OPTIONS
maf_extract
-d MAFDIR --bed BED OPTIONS
maf_extract extracts alignment blocks from one or more indexed MAF
files, according to either a genomic interval specified with
--interval
or multiple intervals given in a BED file specified with
--bed
.
It can either match blocks intersecting the specified intervals with
--mode intersect
, the default, or extract slices of them which cover
only the specified intervals, with --mode slice
.
Blocks and the sequences they contain can be filtered with a variety
of options including --only-species
, --with-all-species
,
--min-sequences
, --min-text-size
, and --max-text-size
.
With the --join-blocks
option, adjacent parsed blocks can be joined if
sequence filtering has removed a species causing them to be
separated. The --remove-gaps
option will remove columns containing
only gaps (-
).
Blocks can be output in MAF format, with --format maf
(the default),
or FASTA format, with --format fasta
. Output can be directed to a
file with --output
.
This tool exposes almost all the random-access functionality of the Bio::MAF::Access class. The exception is MAF tiling, which is provided by maf_tile(1).
A single MAF file can be processed by specifying it with --maf
. Its
accompanying index, created by maf_index(1), is specified with
--index
. If --maf
is given but no index is specified, the entire
file will be parsed to build a temporary in-memory index. This
facilitates processing small, transient MAF files. However, on a large
file this will incur a great deal of overhead; files expected to be
used more than once should be indexed with maf_index(1).
MAF files can optionally be BGZF-compressed, as produced by bgzip(1) from samtools.
Alternatively, a directory of indexed MAF files can be specified with
--maf-dir
; in this case, they will all be used to satisfy queries.
MAF source options:
-m
, --maf MAF
A single MAF file to process.
-i
, --index INDEX
An index for the file specified with --maf
, as created by
maf_index(1).
-d
, --maf-dir DIR
A directory of indexed MAF files.
Extraction options:
--mode (intersect | slice)
The extraction mode to use. With --mode intersect
, any alignment
block intersecting the genomic intervals specified will be matched
in its entirety. With --mode slice
, intersecting blocks will be
matched in the same way, but columns extending outside the
specified interval will be removed.
--bed BED
The specified file will be parsed as a BED file, and each interval it contains will be matched in turn.
--interval SEQ:START-END
A single zero-based half-open genomic interval will be matched, with sequence identifier seq, (inclusive) start position start, and (exclusive) end position end.
Output options:
-f
, --format (maf | fasta)
Output will be written in the specified format, either MAF or FASTA.
-o
, --output OUT
Output will be written to the file out.
Filtering options:
--only-species (SP1,SP2,SP3 | @FILE)
Alignment blocks will be filtered to contain only the specified
species. These can be given as a comma-separated list or as a file,
prefixed with @
, from which a list of species will be read.
--with-all-species (SP1,SP2,SP3 | @FILE)
Only alignment blocks containing all the specified species will be
matched. These can be given as a comma-separated list or as a file,
prefixed with @
, from which a list of species will be read.
--min-sequences N
Only alignment blocks containing at least n sequences will be matched.
--min-text-size N
Only alignment blocks with a text size (including gaps) of at least n will be matched.
--max-text-size N
Only alignment blocks with a text size (including gaps) of at most n will be matched.
Block processing options:
--join-blocks
If sequence filtering with --only-species
removes a species which
caused two adjacent blocks to be separate, this option will join
them together into a single alignment block. The filtered blocks
must contain the same sequences in contiguous positions and on the
same strand.
--remove-gaps
If sequence filtering with --only-species
leaves a block
containing columns consisting only of gap characters (-
), these
will be removed.
--parse-extended
Parse i
lines, giving information on the context of sequence
lines, and q
lines, giving quality scores.
--parse-empty
Parse e
lines, indicating cases where a species does not align
with the current block but does align with blocks before and after
it.
Logging options:
-q
, --quiet
Run quietly, with warnings suppressed.
-v
, --verbose
Run verbosely, with additional informational messages.
--debug
Log debugging information.
Extract MAF blocks intersecting with a given interval:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:80082592-80082766
As above, but operating on a single file:
$ maf_extract -m test/data/mm8_chr7_tiny.maf \
-i test/data/mm8_chr7_tiny.kct \
--interval mm8.chr7:80082592-80082766
Like the first case, but writing output to a file:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:80082592-80082766 \
--output out.maf
Extract a slice of MAF blocks over a given interval:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --mode slice \
--interval mm8.chr7:80082592-80082766
Filter for sequences from only certain species:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:80082592-80082766 \
--only-species hg18,mm8,rheMac2
Extract only blocks with all specified species:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:80082471-80082730 \
--with-all-species panTro2,loxAfr1
Extract blocks with at least a certain number of sequences:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:80082767-80083008 \
--min-sequences 6
Extract blocks with text sizes in a certain range:
$ maf_extract -d test/data --interval mm8.chr7:0-80100000 \
--min-text-size 72 --max-text-size 160
maf_index
is a Ruby program and relies on ordinary Ruby environment
variables.
No provision exists for writing output to multiple files.
FASTA description lines are always in the format >source:start-end
.
maf_index
is copyright (C) 2012 Clayton Wheeler.
ruby(1), maf_index(1), maf_tile(1), bgzip(1)


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