Introduction to the StepManiaX SDK
The StepManiaX SDK supports C++ development for the StepManiaX dance platform.
SDK support<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Usage
You can either build the solution and link the resulting SMX.dll to your application,
or import the source project and add it to your Visual Studio solution. The SDK
interface is SMX.h
.
See SMXSample
for a sample application.
Up to two controllers are supported. SMX_GetInfo
can be used to check which
controllers are connected. Each pad
argument to API calls can be 0 for the
player 1 pad, or 1 for the player 2 pad.
HID support
The platform can be used as a regular USB HID input device, which works in any game
that supports input remapping.
However, applications using this SDK to control the panels directly should ignore the
HID interface, and instead use SMX_GetInputState
to retrieve the input state.
Platform lights
The platform can have up to nine panels. Each panel has a grid of 4x4 RGB LEDs, which can
be individually controlled at up to 30 FPS.
See SMX_SetLights2
.
Update notes
2019-07-18-01: Added SMX_SetLights2. This is the same as SMX_SetLights, with an added
parameter to specify the size of the buffer. This must be used to control the Gen4
pads which have additional LEDs.
Platform configuration
The platform configuration can be read and modified using SMX_GetConfig and SMX_SetConfig.
Most of the platform configuration doesn't need to be accessed by applications, since
users can use the SMXConfig application to manage their platform.
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enabledSensors
Each platform can have up to nine panels in any configuration, but most devices have
a smaller number of panels installed. If an application wants to adapt its UI to the
user's panel configuration, see enabledSensors to detect which sensors are enabled.
Each panel has four sensors, and if a panel is disabled, all four of its sensors will be
disabled. Disabling individual sensors is possible, but removing individual sensors
reduces the performance of the pad and isn't recommended.
Note that this indicates which panels the player is using for input. Other panels may
still have lights support, and the application should always send lights data for all
possible panels even if it's not being used for input.
Reference
void SMX_Start(SMXUpdateCallback UpdateCallback, void *pUser);
Initialize, and start searching for devices.
UpdateCallback will be called when something happens: connection or disconnection, inputs
changed, configuration updated, test data updated, etc. It doesn't specify what's changed,
and the user should check all state that it's interested in.
This is called asynchronously from a helper thread, so the receiver must be thread-safe.
void SMX_Stop();
Shut down and disconnect from all devices. This will wait for any user callbacks to complete,
and no user callbacks will be called after this returns.
void SMX_SetLogCallback(SMXLogCallback callback);
Set a function to receive diagnostic logs. By default, logs are written to stdout.
This can be called before SMX_Start, so it affects any logs sent during initialization.
void SMX_GetInfo(int pad, SMXInfo *info);
Get info about a pad. Use this to detect which pads are currently connected.
uint16_t SMX_GetInputState(int pad);
Get a mask of the currently pressed panels.
void SMX_SetLights(const char lightsData[864]);
(deprecated)
Equivalent to SMX_SetLights2(lightsData, 864). SMX_SetLights2 should be used instead.
void SMX_SetLights2(const char *lightsData, int lightDataSize);
Update the lights. Both pads are always updated together. lightsData is a list of 8-bit RGB
colors, one for each LED.
lightDataSize is the number of bytes in lightsData. This should be 1350 (2 pads * 9 panels *
25 lights * 3 RGB colors). For backwards-compatibility, this can also be 864.
25-LED panels have lights in the following order:
00 01 02 03
16 17 18
04 05 06 07
19 20 21
08 09 10 11
22 23 24
12 13 14 15
16-LED panels have the same layout, ignoring LEDs 16 and up.
Panels are in the following order:
012 9AB
345 CDE
678 F01
Lights will update at up to 30 FPS. If lights data is sent more quickly, a best effort will be
made to send the most recent lights data available, but the panels won't update more quickly.
The panels will return to automatic lighting if no lights are received for a while, so applications
controlling lights should send light updates continually, even if the lights aren't changing.
For backwards compatibility, if lightDataSize is 864, the old 4x4-only order is used,
which simply omits lights 16-24.
void SMX_ReenableAutoLights();
By default, the panels light automatically when stepped on. If a lights command is sent by
the application, this stops happening to allow the application to fully control lighting.
If no lights update is received for a few seconds, automatic lighting is reenabled by the
panels.
SMX_ReenableAutoLights
can be called to immediately reenable auto-lighting, without waiting
for the timeout period to elapse. Games don't need to call this, since the panels will return
to auto-lighting mode automatically after a brief period of no updates.
void SMX_GetConfig(int pad, SMXConfig *config);
Get the current controller's configuration.
void SMX_SetConfig(int pad, const SMXConfig *config);
Update the current controller's configuration. This doesn't block, and the new configuration will
be sent in the background. SMX_GetConfig will return the new configuration as soon as this call
returns, without waiting for it to actually be sent to the controller.
void SMX_FactoryReset(int pad);
Reset a pad to its original configuration.
void SMX_ForceRecalibration(int pad);
Request an immediate panel recalibration. This is normally not necessary, but can be helpful
for diagnostics.
void SMX_SetTestMode(int pad, SensorTestMode mode);
bool SMX_GetTestData(int pad, SMXSensorTestModeData *data);
Set a panel test mode and request test data. This is used by the configuration tool.


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Flexicare celebrates its 30th birthday
Service offers a social life and independence for teenagers and young adults with learning disabilities and autism
by Alison Rennie, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/alison-rennie/A much-loved activity service for teenagers and adults with learning disabilities and autism is celebrating its 30th anniversary.
Flexicare has been a welcome support for young people and their parents across Renfrewshire since it began back in 1989.
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by Cindy E. HarnettA Courtenay man has died after an assault in downtown Courtenay on Tuesday.
Sean Parker, 46, died at Victoria General Hospital, said sister Natalie Parker.
Comox Valley RCMP officers responded to a report of an assault on the 350-block of 6th Street in Courtenay at about 1:25 p.m. on Tuesday and found a man unconscious on the sidewalk. He was taken to hospital by ambulance with life-threatening injuries.
“The investigation that began as a serious assault is now a homicide after the victim passed away in hospital yesterday afternoon,” Comox Valley RCMP Const. Monika Terragni said Thursday.
Police said they identified a person of interest in the assault on Tuesday afternoon.
The victim and the suspect were at the Courtenay library shortly before getting into an altercation that resulted in the victim suffering a serious head injury, said Staff Sgt. Glen Breckon of the Comox Valley RCMP’s major crime unit.
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Parameters for a product search request.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.vision.v1.ProductSearchParams
Methods
__construct
Constructor.
| Name | Description |
| data |
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object. |
| ↳ bounding_poly |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly
The bounding polygon around the area of interest in the image. If it is not specified, system discretion will be applied. |
| ↳ product_set |
string
The resource name of a ProductSet to be searched for similar images. Format is: |
| ↳ product_categories |
array
The list of product categories to search in. Currently, we only consider the first category, and either "homegoods-v2", "apparel-v2", "toys-v2", "packagedgoods-v1", or "general-v1" should be specified. The legacy categories "homegoods", "apparel", and "toys" are still supported but will be deprecated. For new products, please use "homegoods-v2", "apparel-v2", or "toys-v2" for better product search accuracy. It is recommended to migrate existing products to these categories as well. |
| ↳ filter |
string
The filtering expression. This can be used to restrict search results based on Product labels. We currently support an AND of OR of key-value expressions, where each expression within an OR must have the same key. An '=' should be used to connect the key and value. For example, "(color = red OR color = blue) AND brand = Google" is acceptable, but "(color = red OR brand = Google)" is not acceptable. "color: red" is not acceptable because it uses a ':' instead of an '='. |
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| Type | Description |
| Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly|null |
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The bounding polygon around the area of interest in the image.
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Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.BoundingPoly bounding_poly = 9;
| Name | Description |
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Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\BoundingPoly
|
| Type | Description |
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The resource name of a ProductSet to be searched for similar images.
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Generated from protobuf field string product_set = 6 [(.google.api.resource_reference) = {
| Type | Description |
| string |
setProductSet
The resource name of a ProductSet to be searched for similar images.
Format is:
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.
Generated from protobuf field string product_set = 6 [(.google.api.resource_reference) = {
| Name | Description |
| var |
string
|
| Type | Description |
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Generated from protobuf field repeated string product_categories = 7;
| Type | Description |
| Google\Protobuf\Internal\RepeatedField |
setProductCategories
The list of product categories to search in. Currently, we only consider the first category, and either "homegoods-v2", "apparel-v2", "toys-v2", "packagedgoods-v1", or "general-v1" should be specified. The legacy categories "homegoods", "apparel", and "toys" are still supported but will be deprecated. For new products, please use "homegoods-v2", "apparel-v2", or "toys-v2" for better product search accuracy. It is recommended to migrate existing products to these categories as well.
Generated from protobuf field repeated string product_categories = 7;
| Name | Description |
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|
| Type | Description |
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Generated from protobuf field string filter = 8;
| Type | Description |
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setFilter
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Generated from protobuf field string filter = 8;
| Name | Description |
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TOTAL RECALL A film review by Robert Dorsett Copyright 1990 Robert Dorsett
Arnold Swarzenegger stars as a rather mixed-up guy in the somewhat-distant future. The movie begins with him having a deep hankering to go to Mars. His wife isn't keen on the idea, so he settles for something second-best--to have the *memories* of a trip to Mars implanted in his brain. He chooses the company's "Secret Agent" option; the next thing we see is that the procedure goes wrong--he starts playing the secret agent after getting doped up, but before the new memories have been implanted.
The rest of the film is more or less an action-adventure, with a few plot twists (is it all a hallucination, or isn't it?) to spice things up.
As a science-fiction movie, all I can say is that I'm reminded of the old actor's adage about Star Trek: it doesn't matter how preposterous the story is, you've just got to *believe* in it. The cast here, by and large, does their best to make the movie fly. The story, though--let's face it--is preposterous (I was willing to buy the memory bit, but the physics in the rest of the film ... yuck), and leans less on science fiction than on pure fantasy. The whole thing comes across like a 50's/60's-era sci-fi flick, with many things not quite clicking into place. Even Swarzenegger's trademark humor is (intentionally?) somewhat sterile, although there are some bright moments.
The flick sort of reminded me of Sean Connery's OUTLAND, which was a far better movie, and made far better use of the cramped mining town/oppressive environment gimmick. Swarzenegger's last SF film, PREDATOR, was a lot slicker. This one, however, tries to be a combination of both, with a bit of ROBOCOP (which I didn't care for) and COMMANDO thrown in for good measure.
There are product placements everywhere: Evian, Hilton, Heinz, Jack in the Box, USA Today, and hundreds of others which I didn't catch. They are all listed at the end of the film. These are used, generally, to provide "texture," but abnormally tilted labels always pisses me off. I've yet to see a kitchen in which all the shelves are piled up on the counter, with every single label pointed straight at you. :-) If one were cynical, one would find some pleasure in seeing these companies portrayed in the way they were (Jack in the Box, for instance, is located next door to a whorehouse; "Mars Today" is the organ of a demagogue; the Hilton's the site of several shoot-outs and terrorist incidents). And I did. :-)
Rating: 6/10, or a B- on the Summer Grading Scheme.
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OUTSIDE PROVIDENCE ***1/2 (out of five stars) A review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Shawn Hatosy, Alec Baldwin, Amy Smart and George Wendt Director-Michael Corrente Rated 14A Miramax
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While exiting the theater after a recent showing of Outside Providence, I heard this remark from a fellow audience patron: `Well, it was no There's Something About Mary... but I liked it.' Of course it's no There's Something About Mary. Comparing this to Mary would be a mistake, because where that film is filled with outrageous sight gags and various bodily fluids, Outside Providence is sweet and genuinely funny. It may be co-written by the Farrelly brothers, but this is an earlier effort that reveals a softer side. At least, softer than their previous directorial efforts (also including the gross-out comedies Dumb and Dumber and Kingpin).
70's nostalgia seems to be popping up often at the cinema lately, with Dick and then Detroit Rock City appearing amongst the late summer movie crowd. This entry features Shawn Hatosy (who recently fought alien administrators in The Faculty) as Tim Dunphy, a trouble-making pot head from Rhode Island. Tim is always involved in wrong-doings with his friends (well, what does it tell you when his best chum is named Drugs Delaney??). On this occasion, he runs into a parked police car, most likely due to his impaired vision from a vehicle full of billowing smoke. His father (Alec Baldwin) finally draws the line, and sends him to a prep school named Cornwall Academy. This is the type of place that forbids everything that Tim usually takes part in, namely smoking and drinking.
 The main protagonist is easily likable, and the material is reasonably well-written. Those expecting another `outrageous' comedy in the tradition of Mary should perhaps tread elsewhere - the down-to-earth realism in this film may leave them slightly disappointed. But, that's not to say Outside Providence isn't funny. There are some great comic moments, captured perfectly in time by director Michael Corrente (American Buffalo) and the Farrelly's nicely paced screenplay.
The performances are also impressive. Hatosy doesn't have to work hard to achieve a certain charm, and Alec Baldwin is wonderful. Playing a poker-faced widower who sits around in his underwear eating ice cream, Baldwin is delightfully convincing, and without putting an unnecessary spin on his character. He plays it straight, fitting the character requirements nicely (he's also got an interesting nickname for his son...). As his poker buddy, Cheers veteran George Wendt is solid, and Amy Smart displays all the charisma and vibrance needed for an adequate romantic interest.
There is some moralizing going on beneath it's core, but the film handles everything surprisingly naturally. Certain important issues are dealt with, including (but not limited to) the loss of Tim's mother and a member of the poker group coming out of the closet. There is also plenty of drug use going on, so much, that it almost drains the film's real purpose. There is nothing special about Outside Providence, which is what could be described as a change of pace `coming-of-age' story from the notorious brothers' Farrelly (aka Bobby and Peter). But the film is entirely enjoyable, and fully equipped with a toe-tappin' 70's soundtrack that aids the atmosphere nicely.
And those yearning for more classic Farrelly moments (like the widely popular `hair gel' sequence) still will have a few brief seconds of redemption. But those most likely to enjoy Outside Providence should be expecting an honest, well-acted dramedy - a movie with real characters instead of cardboard cut-outs designed to draw laughs. Yes, it's no There's Something About Mary. But it remains good-natured fun in it's own right.
(C) 1999, Jamey Hughton
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LIBERTY HEIGHTS A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
*** (out of ****)
"No Jews, dogs, or coloreds" reads the sign that hangs from the chain link fence by the entrance to a public lake in the eastern section of Baltimore in the mid-1950s. Since dogs can't read, and none of them can recall ever having seen a colored person sunbathing, this sign must be strictly for the Jews, yes? So surmises one of a group of three friends, three Jewish friends, whose teenage experiences with race, religion, and prejudice form the center of Barry Levinson's "Liberty Heights."
It's the fourth nostalgic return to the director's hometown in a series that has previously included "Diner," "Tin Men," and "Avalon." While not as consistently well-written as "Diner," nor as bitingly funny as "Tin Men," "Liberty Heights" is a solid comedy-drama that contains lots of satisfying little moments rather than any significant big ones.
If "Diner" could launch the careers of Steve Guttenberg, Paul Reiser, Kevin Bacon, Daniel Stern, Timothy Daly, and Mickey Rourke, then who's to say that Adrien Brody and Ben Foster--who play brothers Van and Ben Kurtzman respectively--don't have a shot at future stardom?
Brody and Foster are pretty terrific in "Liberty Heights," as are most of the performers in the film, including Joe Mantegna and Bebe Neuwirth as their parents. Mantegna's Nate Kurtzman runs a burlesque house and a numbers racket on the side and Neuwirth is his loving, supportive wife. As for their sons, Ben gets involved with a colored girl, and Van falls in love with Cinderella with a magic wand, a well-to-do beauty he meets at a Halloween party.
There's a lot of wacky and not-so wacky situations spurred along by Levinson's characteristically-incisive writing and ear for quotable dialogue. Notably strong is the relationship between Ben and Sylvia, especially the staunch loyalty they show each other. Propelling the story forward is a varied score by Andrea Morricone, son of the great and prolific Italian composer Ennio Morricone ("The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," "The Mission," "The Legend of 1900") which, every now and again, reveals touches of his father's brilliance. Levinson has shown immaculate taste in bringing him onboard.
Like Nate's mist green '55 Cadillac, "Liberty Heights" is a pleasure to behold. For Levinson and his followers, it only goes to show you can go home again, and again.
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Katie Price appeared on Channel 5 News on Monday night to talk about the announcement that Harvey is now an ambassador for an autism charity
by Irishmirror.ieKatie Price has made a public plea for trolls to leave her son Harvey alone as she opened up about the abuse he receives.
The former glamour model, 41, appeared on Channel 5 News on Monday night to talk about the announcement that the teenager is now an ambassador for autism charity, Anna Kennedy Online.
Harvey is autistic, partially blind and suffers from Prader-Willi Sydrome.
Speaking on the show, Katie said her son, 17, would be standing up for people who don't have the same public platform as him.
 He's innocent, he wouldn't harm a fly.
"I think it's good that he's in public eye because there's so many people out there who are scared, they don't know how to cope or they don't go out because they think people might look at them.
 Everyone loves him, he's got such a following. Just because of his disabilities why should be be treated any different?"
In another scene she asked Harvey if he knew what his new role as an ambassador meant.
She said: "You're an ambassador what does that mean?"
"Don't be horrible," Harvey told the camera.
Katie added: "That means you're going to help other people like Harvey and protect them from people being horrible."
Harvey has been targeted by online trolls over the years and will now represent Anna Kennedy Online.
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It tells of Harvey's incredible keyboard skills and recalls his performance at The Mermaid Theatre in London, after he was inspired to audition for their talent contest


The need for a stateful variable tracker and an implementation example
28 Dec 2016When it comes to automation role models, network engineers have often looked up, to our compute brethren. For decades, compute admins have had tools that allowed them to execute scripts on systems at particular times: typically backups, rsync etc. More recently, in the VM universe, DevOps tools like Chef/Puppet/ Ansible, have empowered ‘Developer Administrators’, to stand up the entire app stack, automatically.
In my network automation journey, I realized early on that, a big gap/obstacle for network automation is the need for a backend, to track positive integers; a source of truth, that knows what numeric value was last
assigned to a particular network service(viz. firewall contexts, vlans etc for a 3 tier app in the DMZ. Traditional networks are relatively static(from a configuration standpoint). We typically make incremental changes to variables in a production network configuration. For instance, once a port-channel is created, say Po101, we typically have some internal standard as to how the next port-channel will be numbered (could be Po102, Po201 etc). For a given ‘network service’, we have to track many similar variables: Vlan numbers, Vrf numbers, HSRP group numbers, subinterface numbers, AS numbers…. The list goes on. Now, in quick contrast, the compute folks have almost never had this problem. Most automation in that space is:
- Stand up the VM
- Install necessary middleware
- Clone the app repo
- Fire up the app
- Ensure compliance
What about IP addresses:
Obviously, I am oversimplifying a bit, but the point remains that, there really isn’t much state tracking, when it comes to application/OS admin automation. Back in the day (actually, less than 10 yrs ago), I remember when compute/application admins were very fond of static IP addresses. That used to be ‘stateful’ variable they needed tracked. Not any more. Unfortunately, on the network side, we are still very dependent (depending on the use case) on static IP addressing for our devices. Needless to say a solid IPAM is an extremely important stateful variable tracker for network automation. The reason for this blog post is, however, to address the “other” variables (vlan numbers, vif numbers et al), we need for network automation, that doesn’t really come built into standard, ‘network focused’ software, like IPAMs/CMDB
An implementation example using NSoT:
NSoT is an opensource IPAM(primarily) from the folks at dropbox. Last year at the NetDevOps workshop at Interop, Jathan demo’ed the product. It had 2 things that caught my attention:
- It was written with an API first approach
- It was written in python (a language that I am least uncomfortable in :) )
I forked the repo and implemented the “Iterables” API, with a lot of guidance and support from Jathan. We have since, internally, used my implementation of NSoT, to prove out quite a few automation scenarios.
Iterables - A visualization:
My implementation of the stateful variables, involves 2 tables. One table tracks the variable that needs to be iterated (vlans numbers, vif numbers etc, along with the increment value). The other table tracks all allocated values for a given variable. My good friend Bobby Outlaw helped visualize the idea as follows:
Using NSoT as a backend, the above drawing visualizes various network automation services, within a service provider. Service A requires the network automation system to keep track of a cryptomap sequence number, tenant VRF number and a portchannel interface number. Alternatively Service B requires the automation system to track the cryptomap sequence number and the tenant vrf number. Each time we invoke the “playbook” for service A, we can now make API calls to our NSoT backend, that will give us the next available unused integer for the given variable. This particular implementation, also gives you an unique “Service Key” each time you invoke the playbook. The idea behind it is; as a service provider, you hand over the unique key to your customer as a reference to the service request. If the customer wants the service revoked or modified (pretty much any CRUD operation) at a later date, the service key can be used to identify all the values associated with a particular service, and thus modified.
Demo Playbook:
If you’d like to play around with the implementation, you can download a copy here. Please keep in mind that you will have to follow the developer guide to compile from source. (Hopefully once the PR is approved, it should be available for general consumption, directly from pip). Once you have NSoT running, you should be able to grab the iterable test playbook to get an idea of how to use the stateful backend for your automation playbooks.
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I have extensive experience in analyzing data, specifically data from the U.S. Census Bureau. I was employed at Census Bureau Headquarters for 5 years and at the Denver Regional Census Center for 1 year. Most of that time was spent dealing with various stakeholders, both teaching others how to use Census data and relaying the needs of the public to those at the Bureau who collected the data and created the data products. I currently work on a more individual level analyzing results of blood tests, radiographs, and other medical information to synthesize the data with my observations to best diagnose and treat my patients. I rely on doing research daily and regularly reaching out to specialists to provide the best care for my patients and their human owners. I strive to apply logical thinking in every facet of my life.
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For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943)
Grade: 66
Ernest Hemingway won a Pulitzer Prize for his dramatic novel about an American sabateur briefly joining a loyalist guerilla band during the Spanish civil war. For the screen adaptation, he supposedly insisted upon Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman as the leads, against the wishes of studio moguls who had already cast (and cropped the hair of) Vera Zorina.
Cooper has orders to blow up a bridge during a loyalist offensive. In this operation, he is aided by a small band of rebels led by Pablo (Akim Tamiroff) and his 'woman' Pilar (Katina Paxinou). Others at the camp include elderly patriot Anselmo (Vladimir Sokoloff) and a comic relief gypsy.
Cooper, as always, plays the stolid hero well, with his eyes showing much more emotion than his voice or expressions. Bergman, surprisingly unattached despite living for months with a nearly all-male guerilla band, predictably falls immediately and deeply for Cooper. The screenplay has a heavy emphasis on their courtship, with many of the lines either tedious or unintentionally humorous. Much drama is also made of Pablo's character, a grating 'cowardly' drunkard whose loyalties are always in question.
The screenplay was de-politicized by Dudley Nichols, removing references to Franco, loyalists, and Falangists. However, there is a prophetic comment about German and Italian war machines using Spain for target practice. Despite the setting, only a handful of Spanish actors are used. Bergman's hair is blonde, Paxinou is Greek, with Tamiroff and several others ethnic Russian.
The Academy was duly impressed, and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" received nine Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Cooper), Best Actress (Bergman), Best Supporting Actor (Tamiroff), and Best Color Cinematography (Ray Rennahan, whose nomination was well deserved). Paxinou was the only winner, taking home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar.
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UNDERCOVER BLUES A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 5.2
Date Released: 9/10/93 Running Length: 1:29 Rated: PG-13 (Cartoon violence, language, mature themes)
Starring: Kathleen Turner, Dennis Quaid, Fiona Shaw, Stanley Tucci, Obba Babatunde Director: Herbert Ross Producer: Mike Lobell Screenplay: Ian Abrams Music: David Newman Released by MGM
Husband and wife team Jeff (Dennis Quaid) and Jane Blue (Kathleen Turner) have, during their illustrious career as spies, worked for both the FBI and the CIA. Now, with an eleven-month old baby, they're in semi- retirement while vacationing in New Orleans. Of course, there wouldn't be a movie if a plot device didn't come along to re-activate them. In this case, it's a Czech terrorist, played by Fiona Shaw. Simply put, Jeff and Jane have to locate, then stop, her. Along the way, the two are pursued by the incompetently villainous Muerte (Stanley Tucci), who is intent on redressing past insults.
Anyone who takes any part of this film seriously has missed the point.  The film frequently doesn't make sense and, on those occasions when it does, its stupidity is so transparent that we almost wish it didn't. But that's part of the movie's limited charm.
Most comedy spy stories try for a few dramatic or thriller-type moments, but not UNDERCOVER BLUES. In a way, it's refreshing never to have to worry about the heroes being in danger. You know from the beginning that there's no chance of that. The bad guys are straight out of the comics, and they're not the only ones.
The characters of Jeff and Jane Blue have absolutely no depth, but their banter is frequently amusing, although not laughably funny. Kathleen Turner and Dennis Quaid appear to be enjoying themselves immensely in these frothy roles, and they mesh well together. Whatever term you want to use for their pairing, be it likable or appealing, Turner and Quaid play off of each other as well as the script allows.
Fiona Shaw is a little to shrill to be enjoyable, and her role isn't a particularly large one. Her Novacek is a nasty woman who never elicits more than a halfhearted chuckle, and manages to get involved in an embarrassing mud-wrestling match with Jane Blue. Similarly, Obba Babatunde (as the tough-as-nails cop who trails around after the Blues) has few genuinely funny moments, and it's a little difficult to fathom exactly what his character is doing in the movie. More than occasionally, he becomes an unwanted annoyance.
The same cannot be said of Stanley Tucci, whose Muerte is by far the best element of the movie. Muerte, called "Morty" by the Blues, gets into a knife fight with Jeff early in the movie. Despite being one of the most feared men in Cajun Country, the inept thug is beaten soundly by Jeff, whose only weapon is a baby stroller. After that humiliating incident, he shows up time and time again, providing several moments of hilarity amidst the sometimes plodding movement of a pointless plot.
A major weakness of UNDERCOVER BLUES is that it pays more than mere lip service to its story (i.e., it actually allows events to move along towards a recognizable conclusion). There are numerous scenes that simply don't work, and their presence slows proceedings to a grinding halt. This is pretty obviously a case of having too little material to fill up the requisite feature film length.
Nevertheless, UNDERCOVER BLUES is silly enough to deserve some credit, and for those who see it, there will at least be a few laughs. This is one of the most empty-headed comedies in a long while, and it revels in its own admitted idiocy. It's debatable whether anyone would want to pay money for this picture, but when it gets to cable, it might be worth a look for those in the right mood. After all, there's always a place for mindless entertainment, even if that place is on television.
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 Sorry about your limp penis.Totally see why you are so jealous of President Trump tho.
@BloatedOrangeElvislost Here come the professional victims.  It’s the maga whore that gets passed around at rallies!  Does it whistle when you walk?
@Name Hidden Sorry.  I am nobody's Comrade.
@DemocratDoubleSpeak I’m sure you do. Look up Operation United Shield. I served onboard the USS Kiska AE-35. I’ve got the receipts to prove it. How about you?
Name Hidden·@Private User3 days ago
@DemocratDoubleSpeak I didn’t retire. I served for 10 years and left due to a family hardship.
Parroting the right-wing media machine & calling yourself "freethinker."  Thanks for the laugh!
 It’s not entertaining it’s Pathetic!
@Name Hidden No, really, it IS entertaining. Watching the meltdown of the Lunatic Fringe on the right is what I've waited for since the early days of your Savior, Ronald Reagan. Pass the popcorn.
 It would be best for you to go back to your lie filled censoring platforms. You will find the truth here & it's obvious you can't handle the truth.
Trump won!!!Our Democratic Presidential Election STOLEN 2021.Country IS LOST, Government as it is needs to be taken down & START OVER, All parties eliminated, begin again, way tooo much CORRUPTION ON BOTH SIDES! THIS IS A NEW SOUTH AMERICA!!!The only thing that could SAVE COUNTRY is the INSURECTION ACT, ceize D. Vote machines prove #s
GROSS. 2 commies right next to each other. They are all set to ruin our once great country under the greatest President ever, Donald J. Trump. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 #bidencheated #bidencrimefamily #bidenisnotmypresident #bidenwillneverbemypresident
News flash: saying Biden isn’t your president actually has no effect over him becoming your president 😂 It didn’t work when the democrats tried it with Trump and it definitely won’t work now. Nice try though
Wow, ain't nobody have time for that. I'd never find my way out of that rabbit hole.
If you believe that, you have the IQ of a plant!

Of course it is. Both are proven plagiarists, and have been responsible for supporting the mass incarceration of Blacks.
 It would be best for you to go back to your lie filled censoring platforms. You will find the truth here & it's obvious you can't handle the truth.
Cram it clown
Trump did not lose
Trump won!!!Our Democratic Presidential Election STOLEN 2021.Country IS LOST, Government as it is needs to be taken down & START OVER, All parties eliminated, begin again, way tooo much CORRUPTION ON BOTH SIDES! THIS IS A NEW SOUTH AMERICA!!!The only thing that could SAVE COUNTRY is the INSURECTION ACT, ceize D. Vote machines prove #s
Or Let China have it,& ALL THE LEGISLATORS!There mostly Chinese anyway!America start taking Mandarin!

When Biden folks like yourself post this kind of hate it just continues to flow the hypocrisy that exist.
Communists
GROSS. 2 commies right next to each other.
It’s Joe and the Hoe!!! 😂🤣😂
Two of a kind Ass hoes


A REVIEW OF "SAVING PRIVATE RYAN" by Ryan Ellis
give me a buzz on the ol' e-lines<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Steven Spielberg is a busy man. He's got a lot to worry about with his leadership of 'Dreamworks SKG' and concurrently trying to find scripts that appeal to the artist inside him. Fortunately, a man with his kind of stroke in Hollywood can take producing credit on some lesser projects and then direct his personal favourites. Only his 6th directing effort of the '90s, "Saving Private Ryan" is his most brutal, and perhaps most honest, film. Like Spielberg's 1993 masterpiece, "Schindler's List", this picture has historic significance. People can study "Saving Private Ryan" and actually learn something about the horrors of World War II. Now, don't assume that "study" means that young kids should see this. They certainly should NOT see it because the violence is so brutally frightening. What happens to the men in this picture makes the violence in most action films look even MORE cartoonish than usual. This is blood and guts at its stripped-down core. And gore may have never been shown on the silver screen like this.  The now-famous first 25 minutes of "Saving Private Ryan" is the D-Day invasion on Omaha Beach. The Allied Forces storm the beach to take it from the Germans by sending in the ground troops to break down the defences. Before many of the young men ever get off the boats, they're shot like sittin' ducks. Using a great deal of hand-held camera shots and terrific make-up, Spielberg shows men loosing limbs, internal organs, heads, and obviously their lives throughout the bloody invasion. As the bodies pile up and the audience grip their arm-rests, the troops surge forward to "take the beach". Ultimately successful in their primary objective, but faced with massive loss of lives, the armed forces do what you do in war when bad stuff happens--move on. So, having said that, the movie would not have worked if the main characters were not likable. And who's more likable on the big screen than Tom Hanks? The two-time Oscar-winner is as close to a modern-day Jimmy Stewart as we have. Heck, I'd follow Tom Hanks into war. Nominated for another Academy Award as Captain John Miller, Hanks leads a platoon of 7 other men into the heart of a war-torn Europe. Their mission--and they have no choice but to accept it--is to find the youngest son of a mother who has already lost his 3 older brothers. They have orders to bring him out so he can go home. On the surface, it's a simple story and one that COULD end when they find Private Ryan (Matt Damon). A poor movie would end with the trumpets blaring and the credits rolling when the entire platoon stumbles victoriously into friendly territory with the young fella. This film is better than that. It dares to give us a reason to believe in their mission of endangering 8 lives for the life of 1. You believe in their mission by the time the final guns go off and just have to love these fightin' men.  Well, not ALL of them end up dead, but let's be honest--even if you haven't seen the film--they're not all coming out alive. After all, this is war and war is hell. Young Ryan responds in perhaps the most honest and honourable way he could when the platoon find him--he refuses to leave because he feels obligated to stay and defend a bridge with his new "brothers", his squadron. The climactic battle with the heavily fortified Germans is almost as messy as the D-Day invasion. The out-manned Americans fight gallantly, but this final battle rivals the one on Omaha Beach in terms of bloodshed. It's strange that one of the hottest actors on the planet, Matt Damon, is not the star of this show (even if he IS the title character). He is appropriately cast as the boy they're trying to save. You feel the same way the platoon does when they first see him--all the bellyaching about the mission is easily forgettable when you put a face to the name. The chief "bellyacher" is Reiben (Edward Burns). Playing the wisecracking' kid from Brooklyn, Burns looked to be a good bet to receive an Oscar nomination. Since he didn't, he can take something far more valuable from this film--as a young director, he got to work with the immortal Spielberg. Tom Sizemore, who plays loyal Sgt. Horvath, could have been an Oscar-finalist, too, since he so epitomized the toughness, grit, and sincerity of the group.  He's very good in his role, as well. In all, "Saving Private Ryan" was nominated for 11 Academy Awards, ranging from sound to art direction to score (John Williams, alas) to the phenomenal make-up. However, it didn't get the nod for Visual Effects and that's just not right. All those bullets and explosions and hideous deaths were worthy of some recognition. So, if the Academy won't do it, then I'll recognize it here--the terrific special effects were award-worthy because they were helpful to the story, rather than BEING the story. Spielberg has now shown the Jewish side and the American side of WWII. It will be interesting to see if he takes a big risk and tackles a project that shows the German, Japanese, or even the Russian side of that war. If he does, he could be in line for a third Best Director Oscar (provided he wins this year, of course). This is only the second movie I've ever seen twice in a theatre and it's good enough to be seen again. When I walked out of the cinema the first time last summer, I said "there's your Oscar winner right there". I stand by that quote even today, despite the wonderful rivalry that should develop between "Saving Private Ryan" and "Shakespeare In Love". Both films are worthy in this two-horse race, but the great Steven Spielberg deserves a 2nd Best Director Oscar. I believe he'll win it for this film.
USELESS TRIVIA--If Tom Hanks wins his 3rd Oscar, he would become the first actor to ever win 3 awards in a leading role (all of them in just 6 years!).
This film receives a 10/10. It also ranks #74 on My 100 Favourite Films list.

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Activation, function, and molecular biology of complement (eg, anaphylatoxins)
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@param [number]: Lower limit of range
@param [number]: Upper limit of range
@param [number]: The progress between lower and upper limits expressed 0-1
@return [number]: Value as calculated from progress within range (not limited within range)
*/
export const mix = (from: number, to: number, progress: number) =>
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A Short Classless Article
E. Regnath,
Simple but Elegant
Text in from of paragraphs is the main ingredient for most articles.
Therefore, the appearance of text over multiple lines will account for the basic look & feel. The initial drop letter on the first paragraph will set a visually exiting impression. Note that this is automatically inserted for the first paragraph inside an

tag and does not require any additional styling.
The typography of Classless is purely based on CSS3. W3C: CSS Values and Units Module Level 3
, 2019
You can use the standard HTML5Wikipedia: HTML5
tags to emphasize certain words.
Inline quotations with <q>
such as This is Lars’ car!
will insert automatically the correct quotation marks. Block quotations are also possible:
Some people say, How can you live without knowing? I do not know what they mean. I always live without knowing. That is easy. How you get to know is what I want to know.
Richard P. FeynmanRichard P. Feynman: “The Meaning of It All: Thoughts of a Citizen-Scientist”, 1997
Mini Sections:
Use the

tag to create a bold inline heading for the first paragraph. To do this we also have to inline that paragraph.
However, the following paragraph will be displayed as block again.
Tables, Figures & Code Listings
In typesetting systems (e.g LaTeX) it is easy to define several environments that will have their own number and caption. We try to reproduce this behavior for the most common environments: tables and figures.
Tables
Classless applies some modern styling on the standard table elements. All columns except the first one are right aligned by default which makes it easy to compare numbers. Of course you can change this behavior with our utility classes.
Even more advanced tables are possible. We apply extra styling in case you specify a rowspan
or colspan
attribute for the
tags of the table header.
| Name | CSS File | Browser Support | Dependency | License | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LOC | Size ⓘ | |||||||||
| Classless | 400 | 11.8 kB | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | none | MIT | |
| Classless Tiny | 91 | 2.7 kB | ✔ | ✔ | ? | ✔ | ✘ | none | MIT | |
| Skeleton | 400 | 11.2 kB | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ? | ✔ | normalize | MIT | |
| Milligram | 600 | 10.3 kB | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ? | normalize 8.0 | MIT | |
| Sakura | 165 | 3.3 kB | ✔ | ✔ | ? | ? | ? | (normalize) | MIT |
Figures
Visual elements are important components for appealing documents. Figures such as diagrams or graphs should be encapsulated within a figure element. The image within the figure will be centered by default and shrinks with the screen width.
How about subfigures?
Inline img
tags within a p
tag will float to the right side and are suitable for smaller images that should not appear in their own figure environment. Floats will be cleared by the next heading.
Code Listings
You can use inline code, such as div
, or show keyboard inputs, such as Ctrl+C.
However, larger code examples require their own block environment.
main(int a){
println("hello world")
}
If you want to provide a caption for the listing, you have to place it inside a figure environment and use the

. If the element before the caption is

, it will be automatically labeled Listing
.
main(int a){
println("hello world")
}
While dynamic code highlighting does not work without JavaScript, you can use a static, CSS-based code highlighter that will do the styling based on
tags with classes.
References
Basic Styling
The following sections provide more detailed but artificial examples of the appearance of different HTML-tags that are styled with Classless.
Typography
The typography of Classless is purely based on CSS3.
You can use the standard html5 tags such as
or
for bold text,
or
for italic text and
for underlined text.
Use
for subscripts like in H2O.
This small text uses
for for fine print, etc.
This big text uses <big>
for a lead paragraph
Inline quotations with <q>
such as Anna shouted:
insert automatically the correct quotation marks.This is Lars’ car!
, when he saw him.
This is a citation.
Sometimes, I need to delete, insert, or mark certain words.
The dfn element indicates a definition.
The variable element, such as x = y.
The time element:
Blockquotes
A block quotation (also known as a long quotation or extract) is a quotation in a written document, that is set off from the main text as a paragraph, or block of text.
It is typically distinguished visually using indentation and a different typeface or smaller size quotation. It may or may not include a citation, usually placed at the bottom.
Said no one, ever.
Headings
Here are the headings h1
to h6
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

Heading 4

Heading 5

Heading 6

Tables
The basic HTML tables allow already quite complex layouts. As often seen in professional tables, we omit vertical lines and and only insert horizontal lines as visual separation.
| Head 1 | Head 2 |
|---|---|
| A | B |
| C | D |

Head 1
Head 2

...

Use of ...

| Test | Ctrl | |
|---|---|---|
| A | B | |
| 4 | 2 | X |

Test
Ctrl

A	B

...

| Classless | Skeleton | Milligram | Sakura | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Features | responsive, grid, themes, navbar, cards, utilities |
responsive, grid |
responsive, grid, utilities |
responsive |
| Size | 11.8 kB 400 LOC |
11.2 kB 400 LOC |
10.3 kB 600 LOC |
3.3 kB 165 LOC |
| Reset | tiny reset | normalize | normalize | normalize |
| Browsers | Chrome, FF, Edge |
Chrome, FF | Chrome, FF, Opera Edge, Safari |
Chrome, FF |
| License | MIT | MIT | MIT | MIT |
* readable, non-minified code (these tiny libs don't need minimizers)
Lists
In order to display several aspects in a concise way, lists as shown in the following are useful and also deserve a proper spacing.
Ordered List
- List Item 1
- List Item 2
- List Item 3
Unordered List
- List Item 1
- List Item 2
- List Item 3
Definition List
- Term
- A Term is defined by this definition.
Here, we have also demonstrated the basic usage of rows and columns, which will automatically rearrange once the page width falls below a certain threshold. This ensures that the page will also look well on small tables and phones.
Misc
Summaries and Details
What is the Answer?
This. So summaries are probably a good solution for simple Q&As.
A summary heading that spans multiple lines can briefly tell you something. If you want to know more, you have to click.
These are the details that only become visible once you click on the the summary heading. This is great to hide supplementary information by default.
-
A summary in a list
These are the details that only become visible once you click on the the summary heading. This is great to hide supplementary information by default.
- Second Item
Meters
Meters can be used to display a percentage in form of a bar.
Videos and SVG
A simple inline svg. This caption is inside a p
-tag.
Second paragraph inside a caption.
Extra Styling
Besides the basic styling, Classless also offers more advanced features that fall into two categories:
- Opt-Out Extras:These features are considered widely used and are included in the CSS file but are marked as extras such that you can easily remove them from the CSS file in case you do not need them.
- Opt-In Addons:These features are not included in the CSS file. If you want those, you need to add additional CSS files or copy their content into your main CSS. We add these as guidance on how to create an even more feature-rich website with a consistent Classless style.
Opt-Out Extras
Navigation Bar
Yes! Just 30 lines of CSS code for a simple yet full responsive navigation bar including dropdown menus and collapsing items on mobile phones.
If the floating right elements should remain visible when collapsing, make sure that you place them directly after the first “Brand” item and give it the class sticky
.

Brand

Sticky Right

Item

Menu ▾

Menu 1

Menu 2

Collapse

Margin Notes
You can place side notes using the
element. The side notes are considered supplementary and are removed on narrow screens with a width lower than 40rem
. So, if you read this on a mobile device, you cannot see the side note.
Form elements
If you want to use forms, you will need PHP or JavaScript, which then exceeds the typical usecase of a simple article. However, to create a consistent appearance, Classless provides some basic styling on these elements as well.
Tooltips and Citations
A simple tooltip like this will also work. Simply put a data-tooltip
attribute on any element that should display a tooltip.
a label
a label
Citation work within the
tag and will automatically increase a counter. Just make sure to put exactly one child element within the
tag.
The earth is flat.Myself at age 6
The earth is flat.
Myself at age 6
Grid System
Some concepts, such as grids and cards, are not covered by the default HTML5 tags and require CSS classes. Therefore, Classless defines a few classes with the same class names as the popular framework Bootstrap.
Classless provides the following simple grid system.
Colum 1/2
This text is on the other side explaining something. If the width of the viewport is small enough, this text should be visible below the the heading on the left.

Column 1/2

This text is on the other side ...

Columns
There are also classes for columns with special width such as .col-4
(4/12) resulting in one third of the width:
Colum 1/3
Colum 2/3
Colum 3/3
and also .col-3
(3/12) resulting in 4 cols:
Colum 1/4
Colum 2/4
Colum 3/4
Colum 4/4
If you use a .col-X
with limited width, the other .col
will take up the remaining space:
Colum 1/3
This text is on the other side explaining something. If the width of the viewport is small enough, this text should be visible below the the heading on the left.
Cards
If you want to group special content from the normal text flow, cards will be your friends. The most basic card looks like this:
Card Heading
This is the card body.

Card Heading

This is the card body.

Any
directly within the card will span the full width.
Do not feed this cat.

Do not feed this cat.

Using

, you can also create info boxes.
Card Heading
This is the card body.

Card Heading

This is the card body.

Instead of info
, you can also use hint
or warn
to create the following box types:
Hint for Cards
The first

tag will be the card heading for info/warn.
Warning
The first

tag will be the card heading for info/warn.
Pro-Tip: The
tag is styled similar to cards and so you can also apply the card class directly on this tag:
What is the Answer?
This. So summaries are probably a good solution for simple Q&As.

 ..

This. So summaries are probably
a good solution for simple Q&As.

Danger: Do not open this card!

Opt-In Addons
The following features are not included in the Classless CSS file. If you want those, you need to add additional CSS files or copy their content into your main CSS.
Tabboxes
The following tab boxes work with pure CSS3. While they look very decent, they require ≈50 lines of extra code, which we consider too much for a non-standard feature to include in a minimal CSS framework. Furthermore, you have to abuse radio buttons in the HTML and put the labels directly below these. Therefore, in order to use tabboxes, you need to include the following file:
https://classless.de/addons/tabbox.css
Use extra CSS file:
Tab One Content
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Tab Two Content
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://classless.de/classless-tiny.css">
Tab Three Content
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.
Themes
You can easily change the overall theme with the variables in the beginning. Some premade themes are available in the following file:
https://classless.de/addons/themes.css
Switch theme now:
To create a new theme, just define/overwrite these variables:
:root {
--rem: 12pt; /* the base size of 1rem */
--width: 50rem; /* container width */
--navpos: absolute; /* fixed | absolute */
--font-p: ...; /* font shorthand for paragraphs */
--font-h: ...; /* font shorthand for headings and captions */
--font-c: ...; /* font shorthand for code */
--border: ...; /* border shorthand */
--ornament: "‹‹ ››"; /* ornament content after sections */
--cfg: #433; /* foreground color for text */
--cbg: #fff; /* background color for html */
--cdark: #888; /* dark gray for captions */
--cmed: #d1d1d1; /* medium gray for borders, table separator */
--clight:#f5f6f7; /* light gray for different background (code) */
--clink: #07c; /* color to indicate clickable elements */
--cemph: #088; /* the primary emphasis color of the theme */
}
Settings: Dark Mode, Font Size
Ok, this finally requires 15 lines of JavaScript. They provide the functionality of the two buttons in the navigation bar. I find them quite useful but since Classless is JavaScript-free, they are not included. You can simply copy them to your project:
function addFontSize(addPx){
html = document.querySelector('html');
currentSize = parseFloat(window.getComputedStyle(html, null)
.getPropertyValue('font-size'));
html.style.fontSize = (currentSize + addPx) + 'px';
}
function toggleDarkMode(el){
var theme='light'
if (el.innerText == '☪'){
el.innerText = '☀'; theme='dark';
} else {
el.innerText = '☪';
}
document.documentElement.setAttribute('data-theme', theme)
}
Code Highlighting
As you have noticed, code listings are not highlighted. You can highlight them using a static highlighter such as hilite.me, or use a JavaScript library like highlightjs.org. For highlightjs
, we also provide an extra highlight-style that colors the code using the current theme colors of Classless:
https://classless.de/addons/hljs-style.css
Try highlightjs.org:
Example Python Code:
requires_authorization(roles=["ADMIN"])
def somefunc(param1='', param2=0):
r'''A docstring'''
if param1 > param2: # interesting
print 'Gre\'ater'
return (param2 - param1 + 1 + 0b10l) or None
class SomeClass:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
Math
Math would have been possible without JavaScript but Google dropped support for MathMLCNET: “Google subtracts MathML from Chrome, and anger multiplies”, 2013. The common alternatives are MathJax and KaTeX. While Classless does not support math on its own, it looks very decent in combination with KaTeX default settings.
KaTeX Examples
The term $\sqrt{a^2 + b^2}$ is an example of a KaTeX equation. Displaystyle equations are $$\int x^2 \mathrm dx$$


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Man tried to break into powerlifting gran's home - ends up in an ambulance
Man knocked at Willie Murphy's door to 'phone an ambulance' before breaking in - but she attacked him with a table before pouring a bottle of baby shampoo. Then he really needed an ambulance
by Chiara FiorilloAn 82-year-old grandmother found herself in danger when an intruder broke into her house, but she made him regret it.
Willie Murphy said she was getting ready for bed on Thursday night when a man began knocking on her door, asking her to call an ambulance for him.
She called the police but did not let the man in, however he became angry and broke through the door.
Willie, who is an award-winning bodybuilder, was scared but decided to act quickly.
"It's kind of semi-dark and I'm alone, and I'm old. But guess what, I'm tough," she said.
"He picked the wrong house to break into."
The 82-year-old used household items to attack the intruder, beginning with her own table, CNN reports.
"I took that table and I went to work on him," she said. "And guess what? The table broke."
She said she also used the metal legs of the table to keep hitting him.
After jumping on the man a couple times, Willie went to the kitchen, grabbed a bottle of baby shampoo and started pouring it on the man's face as he tried to get up.
She added she then took a broom and hit the man again.
Willie said, even though she can lift 225 pounds, she struggled to drag the man out of the house because he was "dead weight".
At that point, the police arrived to the property in Rochester, New York, in response to the woman's earlier call.
"So they come in," she said. "He's laying down already because I had really did a number on that man. I'm serious."
The intruder was then put in an ambulance and sent to hospital.
"I think he was happy when he went in the ambulance because I sent him in the ambulance. Yes, I did," she said.