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All the time he lived with us the captain made no change whatever in his dress but to buy some stockings from a hawker. One of the cocks of his hat having fallen down, he let it hang from that day forth, though it was a great annoyance when it blew. I remember the appearance of his coat, which he patched himself upstairs in his room, and which, before the end, was nothing but patches. He never wrote or received a letter, and he never spoke with any but the neighbours, and with these, for the most part, only when drunk on rum. The great sea-chest none of us had ever seen open.
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ecommerce example page.
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cases, so it's recommended to hide the secondary navigation for mobile-sized screens using
the hideMobile
utility class. If the secondary menu items are still necessary,
considering hiding the secondary menu bar, but adding the items as a submenu beneath the
active menu item in the default menu by applying the class showMobile
to the
submenu. A demonstration of this can be found in the
article example page.
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notice
infoNotice
successNotice
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Note The correct semantic container for a notice is a
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class prefix, use the class marker
instead.
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tag.
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infoMarker |
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successMarker |
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warningMarker |
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or

element. Then, in a child element, add
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Responsive thumbnail galleries are simple to implement. Just create an unordered list and give it a
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the the previous row.
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Cards are formatted and styled information blocks that can be used for bios, status updates, comments, any kind of feed, a summary, or almost anything else. They can exist with any of the following elements: an image, a title, content, and a list of links.
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.
Each card can contain either one or two containers, which can be given the classes
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at the bottom of the card, just add a class of cardLinks
to the
ul
element.
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li
acts as the card container, so you only need to add a
cardList
class to the ul
element. If you have a child list, it
should not be placed in either the cardPic
or the cardContent
containers. Instead, it should be placed after them, but within the li
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The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle (2000)
A Multigenre Review
Dear Jay Ward,
I don't think you would turn over in your grave if you saw the new incarnation of your 1960's cartoon. The actor Robert DeNiro and a friend of his produced The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, and they did a pretty good job. DeNiro took the role of Fearless Leader for himself, and he brings it off well. Why? Because he does it with a lot of humor and is not afraid to send up even himself (in a `You talking to me?' takeoff of his Travis Bickle role in Taxi Driver). Funny stuff
I like that Des McAnuff, the director, makes the humans play second fiddle to the animated stars. The rounded, smooth, balloon-like skin of the animated flying squirrel and the bird-brained moose adds a very watchable dimension. You would be glad to hear that June Foray is back as Rock's voice, that unique, thinly hoarse touch intact. And since you can't do the moose, Australian Keith Scott is a great second choice; he also does the narrator, with a flair just short of the talent of William Conrad. Anyhoo, the `Moose and Skvorl!' were the funniest and noblest characters in the piece.
Sincerely, A Fan and Reviewer
* * * *
Bullwinkle's Monologue
I don't understand. Why would that Minnie Mogul (Janeane Garofalo) the movie producer want to deal with Fearless Leader and his gang anyway? She surely wouldn't do it for the money! Suddenly Fearless Leader is real (played by Bobby DeNiro, I think), and Boris Badenov (Jason Alexander) and Natasha Fatale (Rene Russo) are out to turn the television viewers of American into mindless zombies!  Rocky and I were just wandering around Frostbite Falls Minnesota, where all the trees were cut down and the cartoon population were all out of work, our cartoon `messterpiece' canceled back in 1964. So something really realistic had to happen, and sure enough, this nice-looking blond FBI agents (the FBI has a lot like her, I'd wager!) named Karen Sympathy (Piper Perabo) magically gets Rock and me to appear in Hollywood. What she wants us to do is get to New York City in time to stop Fearless Leader from making his final broadcast, in which he plans to zombify the whole country, and get them to vote for him for President! What a ride (car ride, that is) Rock and I have ahead of us – although I still can't figure out why we couldn't have gotten ahold or a plane or something else. After all, Boris and Natasha steal a helicopter and almost succeed in reducing me and Rock to Internet images with that teeny satellite computer thingy.
* * * *
The cameos are the coolest thing They make the comedy truly ring
Billy Crystal is no hack With a mattress on his back
Carl Reiner shows his teeth Even though it's much too brief
Don Novello adds to the corn By making the two stars go airborne
Typical wackiness is displayed By FBI director Randy Quaid
Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell play College students who save the day
But at this cameo craft Jonathan Winters is most daft
He plays no less than three weirdos In this mad world he get kudos
* * * *
June 30, 2000 Memo to Production Staff
We'll find out today if America remembers this goofy duo. Will it be a hit, like George of the Jungle, or a miss, like The Adventures of Dudley Doright? (At least we don't have to pay Bredan Fraser's salary again!) Although I wonder about getting really talented actors like Rene Russo and Jason Alexander, and then underusing them. After all, who did you see more of in the cartoon – here Fearless Leader gets more lines than Boris and Natasha combined! And what about this side plot in which the agent and our heroes go on trial. It's not a bad punch line with the moose, but the whole arrest things drags just a bit, I think. In a sequel, if we get the box office to pitch one, it'll be more action and even more bad puns. So I brought my own kids to the preview, and they loved it. We saw every age from babies to baby boomers in the theater. I just hope not all theaters keep jacking up the prices: our neighborhood multiplex (is that an oxymoron?) raised admission to $4.50 for matinees!
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"Ruby" are short runs of text alongside the base text, typically used in East Asian documents to indicate pronunciation or to provide a short annotation. This specification defines markup for ruby, in the form of an XHTML module [XHTMLMOD].
This section describes the status of this document at the time of its publication. Other documents may supersede this document. The latest status of this series of documents is maintained at the W3C.
This document has been reviewed by W3C Members and other interested parties and has been endorsed by the Director as a W3C Recommendation. It is a stable document and may be used as reference material or cited as a normative reference from another document. W3C's role in making the Recommendation is to draw attention to the specification and to promote its widespread deployment. This enhances the functionality and interoperability of the Web.
This document has been produced as part of the W3C Internationalization Activity by the Internationalization Working Group (I18N WG, members only) with the help of the Internationalization Interest Group (I18N IG). Comments should be sent to the publicly archived mailing list<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Comments in languages other than English, in particular Japanese, are also welcome. Public discussion of this document takes place on the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list (see archive).
Due to its subject matter, and to make the examples more realistic, this document includes examples using a wide range of characters. Not all user agents may be able to display all characters. Depending on the user agent, changing the configuration can improve the situation. Also, great care has been taken to serve this document in various character encodings to cover a wide range of user agents and configurations.
Information related to this document can be found on the public ruby page (http://www.w3.org/International/O-HTML-ruby). This includes translations of this specification as well as potential errata. A list of current W3C Recommendations and other technical documents can be found at http://www.w3.org/TR.
There have been no declarations regarding patents related to this specification within the Internationalization Working Group.
ruby
elementrbc
elementrtc
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elementrt
elementrp
elementThis section is informative.
This document presents an overview of ruby annotation and defines the markup for it. Several examples are provided. However, this document does not specify any mechanisms for presentation or styling of ruby annotation; this is part of the respective style sheet languages.
This document is organized as follows:
Section 1.1 gives an overview of ruby annotation.
Section 1.2 gives an overview of the markup for ruby annotation.
Section 2 provides the normative definition of ruby markup.
Section 3 discusses typical rendering and styling of ruby text.
Section 4 provides conformance criteria.
Ruby is the term used for a run of text that is associated with another run of text, referred to as the base text. Ruby text is used to provide a short annotation of the associated base text. It is most often used to provide a reading (pronunciation guide). Ruby annotations are used frequently in Japan in many kinds of publications, including books and magazines. Ruby is also used in China, especially in schoolbooks.
Ruby text is usually presented alongside the base text, using a smaller typeface. The name "ruby" in fact originated from the name of the 5.5pt font size in British printing, which is about half the 10pt font size commonly used for normal text. Figure 1.1 shows an example, with three ideographs (kanji) as base text, and six hiragana giving the reading (shinkansen - Japanese bullet train).
East Asian typography has developed various features that do not appear in western typography. Most of these can be addressed appropriately with style sheet languages such as CSS or XSL. However, additional markup is required to define the association between base text and ruby text.
This specification defines such markup, designed to be usable with XHTML, so that ruby text is available on the Web without using special workarounds or graphics. Although this specification gives examples of actual rendering to make it easier for most readers to understand the markup, all such examples are informational only. This document does not specify any mechanisms for presentation or styling; this is part of the respective style sheet languages.
Sometimes more than one ruby text is associated with the same base text. A typical example is to indicate both meaning as well as reading for the same base text. In such cases, ruby texts may appear on both sides of the base text. Ruby text before the base text is often used to indicate reading; ruby text after the base text is often used to indicate meaning. Figure 1.2 shows an example of base text with two ruby texts, giving reading using hiragana and Latin letters.
In addition, each ruby text may be associated with different, but overlapping, parts of the base text, such as in the following example:
| Month | Day | Year |
| 10 | 31 | 2002 |
| Expiration Date |
Figure 1.3: Base text with two ruby texts using different associations
In this example, the base text is the date "10 31 2002". One ruby text is the phrase "Expiration Date". This ruby text is associated with the entire base text. The other ruby text has 3 parts: "Month", "Day" and "Year". Each part is associated with a different part of the base text. "Month" is associated with "10", "Day" is associated with "31", and "Year" is associated with "2002".
The markup defined in this specification is designed to cover all the above cases, namely markup for one or two ruby texts associated with the same base text and markup for associations of substrings of the ruby text(s) with components of the base text.
There are two variants of ruby markup, called simple ruby markup and complex ruby markup. Simple ruby markup associates a single ruby text with a run of base text. Simple ruby markup can also specify a fallback mechanism to allow display of ruby text by (older) browsers that do not know about ruby markup. Complex ruby markup can associate two ruby texts with one base text, and can define a more fine-grained association between components of the ruby text and the base text. However, complex ruby markup does not provide a fallback mechanism for browsers that do not understand ruby markup.
This section gives an overview of the markup for ruby defined in this specification. A full formal definition can be found in Section 2.
In the simplest case, ruby markup defines a ruby
element
which contains one rb
element for the base text and one
rt
element for the ruby text. This ruby
element
therefore creates an association between the base text and the ruby text, and
is sufficient for most cases. Here is an example
of simple ruby markup:
<ruby> <rb>WWW</rb> <rt>World Wide Web</rt> </ruby>
Figure 1.4: Example of simple ruby markup
This may be rendered as follows:
Figure 1.5: Example of rendering for simple ruby markup in Figure 1.4
Note: The name of this enclosing element,
"<ruby
>", should be interpreted to mean that its contents
are associating ruby text with base text. It must not be
misunderstood to mean that everything inside, including the base text,
is ruby. The name of the enclosing element was chosen to compactly
and clearly identify the function of the markup construct; the names for the
other elements were chosen to keep the overall length short.
Some user agents might not understand ruby markup, or may not be able to render ruby text appropriately. In either situation, it is generally preferable to render ruby text, so that information is not lost. A generally acceptable fallback is to place the ruby text immediately after the base text, and to enclose the ruby text in parentheses. The parentheses reduce the potential for confusing the ruby text with other text. (It should be noted that text in parentheses in Japanese typography is never called "ruby".)
For compatibility with older user agents that do not understand ruby
markup and simply render the content of elements they do not understand,
rp
elements can be added to simple ruby markup to distinguish
ruby text.
The element name rp
stands for "ruby parenthesis". The
rp
elements and the parentheses (or other characters) inside
them are provided as a fallback mechanism only. User agents that ignore
unknown elements, but render their contents, will display the contents of
each rp
element. Therefore the rp
element can be
used to denote both the beginning and end of ruby text.
User agents that do know about ruby markup will recognize the
rp
element, and intentionally not display its contents. Instead,
they will render the simple ruby markup in a more appropriate way.
The following example demonstrates the use of
the rp
element:
<ruby> <rb>WWW</rb> <rp>(</rp><rt>World Wide Web</rt><rp>)</rp> </ruby>
Figure 1.6: Example of simple ruby markup including
rp
elements for fallback
User agents that either:
will render the above markup as:
WWW (World Wide Web)
Figure 1.7: Rendering of simple ruby markup using fallback parentheses
User agents that do know about ruby markup, and that have more sophisticated presentation styles for ruby text, will choose to not render the parentheses. For example, the markup of figure 1.6 can be rendered as shown in the next figure.
Complex ruby markup is used to associate more than one ruby text with a base text, or to associate parts of ruby text with parts of base text.
Complex ruby markup provides for multiple rb
and
rt
elements. This specification defines container elements that
make the association between the individual elements clear. The ruby base
container element, rbc
, encloses rb
elements. There
can be one or two ruby text container elements, rtc
, that
enclose rt
elements. This allows association of two ruby text
containers with the same base text. With complex ruby markup it is also
possible to associate parts of the base text with parts of a ruby text by
using a number of rb
elements, and a corresponding number of
rt
elements. In addition, the rt
element may use
the rbspan
attribute to indicate that a single rt
element spans (is associated with) multiple rb
elements. This is
similar to the colspan
attribute of the th
and td
elements in tables ([HTML4], section 11.2.6).
Where and how each part of complex ruby markup is rendered is defined as part of the respective style sheet languages; see also section 3 for further information.
The following example shows all these features.
<ruby> <rbc> <rb>10</rb> <rb>31</rb> <rb>2002</rb> </rbc> <rtc> <rt>Month</rt> <rt>Day</rt> <rt>Year</rt> </rtc> <rtc> <rt rbspan="3">Expiration Date</rt> </rtc> </ruby>
Figure 1.9: Complex ruby markup to associate two ruby texts with different parts of the same base text.
In this example, the first ruby text container encloses 3 components ("Month", "Day", "Year"). Each of these components is associated with a corresponding component in the base text ("10", "31", "2002"). The second ruby text container ("Expiration Date") consists of a single ruby text, and is associated with the entire base text ("10 31 2002"). It may be rendered as shown in figure 1.10.
| Month | Day | Year |
| 10 | 31 | 2002 |
| Expiration Date |
Figure 1.10: Rendering of the complex ruby markup in figure 1.9
The example shows that the association of ruby text with base text can be more or less granular as needed. For example, the ruby text can be associated with the entire base text in cases where:
More fine-grained associations can also be made when the relationships are known. For these situations, an improved rendering can therefore be provided. For example, a person's name can be decomposed into family name and given name, or a kanji compound or phrase can be decomposed into semantic subparts or individual characters. With either fine or course granularity, the spans of the ruby text can be set with the corresponding spacing in the base text, and better readability and a more balanced layout may be achieved.
The rp
element is not available in the case of complex ruby
markup. There are two reasons for this. First, the rp
element is
only a fallback mechanism, and it was considered that this is much more
important for the more frequent simple case. Second, for the more complex
cases, it is difficult to come up with a reasonable fallback display, and
constructing markup for such cases can be even more difficult if not
impossible.
In summary, the ruby
element serves as a container for one of
the following:
rb
, rt
and possibly
rp
elements (simple ruby markup) for:
rbc
and one or two
rtc
container elements (complex ruby
markup) for:
This section is normative.
This section contains the formal syntax definition and the specification of the functionality of the ruby markup. Some familiarity with the XHTML Modularization framework, in particular the "Modularization of XHTML" [XHTMLMOD] specification, is assumed.
The following is the abstract definition of the elements for ruby markup, which is consistent with the XHTML Modularization framework [XHTMLMOD]. Further definitions of XHTML abstract modules can be found in [XHTMLMOD].
| Elements | Attributes | Minimal Content Model |
|---|---|---|
| ruby | Common | (rb, (rt | (rp, rt, rp))) |
| rbc | Common | rb+ |
| rtc | Common | rt+ |
| rb | Common | (PCDATA | Inline - ruby)* |
| rt | Common, rbspan (CDATA) | (PCDATA | Inline - ruby)* |
| rp | Common | PCDATA* |
The maximal content model for the ruby
element is as
follows:
((rb, (rt | (rp, rt, rp))) | (rbc, rtc, rtc?))
The minimal content model for the ruby
element corresponds to
simple ruby markup. The (rbc, rtc, rtc?)
alternative of the
maximal content model for the ruby
element corresponds to
complex ruby markup.
An implementation of this abstract definition as an XHTML DTD module can be found in Appendix A. An XML Schema [XMLSchema] implementation is being worked on (see [ModSchema]).
ruby
elementThe ruby
element is an inline (or text-level) element that
serves as an overall container. It contains either the rb
, rt
and
optional rp
elements (simple ruby markup) or
the rbc
and rtc
elements (complex ruby markup).
In the case of simple ruby markup, the ruby
element contains
either an rb
element followed by an rt
element, or a sequence of an rb
element, an rp
element, an rt
element and another rp
element. The content of the rt
element is taken as ruby text and associated
with the content of the
element as the base text. The content of the rb
rp
elements, if present, is ignored.
In the case of complex ruby markup, the ruby
element contains
an rbc
element followed by one or two rtc
elements. The content of the subelements of
each rtc
element is taken as ruby text and
associated with the content of the subelements of the rbc
element as the base text.
The ruby
element has common attributes only. Examples of
common attributes include: id
, class
or
xml:lang
. Common attributes depend on the markup language with
which ruby markup is used. In the case of [XHTML 1.1],
these are defined in XHTML
Modularization, Section 5.1 [XHTMLMOD].
rbc
elementThe rbc
(ruby base container) element serves as the container
for rb
elements in the case of complex ruby
markup. Only one rbc
element may appear inside a ruby
element.
The rbc
element has common attributes only.
rtc
elementThe rtc
(ruby text container) element serves as the container
for rt
elements in the case of complex ruby
markup. One or two rtc
elements may appear inside a ruby
element to associate ruby texts with a
single base text, represented by an rbc
element.
The rtc
element has common attributes only.
rb
elementThe rb
(ruby base) element serves to markup the base text.
For simple ruby markup, only one rb
element may appear. For
complex ruby markup, multiple rb
elements may appear inside an
rbc
element. Each rb
element is
associated with a corresponding rt
element,
for fine-grained control of ruby presentation.
The rb
element may contain inline elements or character data
as its content, but the ruby
element is not
allowed as its descendant element.
The rb
element has common attributes only.
rt
elementThe rt
element is the markup for ruby text. For simple ruby
markup, only one rt
element may appear. For complex ruby markup,
multiple rt
elements may appear inside an rtc
element, and each rt
element
contains the ruby text for the relevant base text, represented by the
corresponding rb
element.
The rt
element may contain inline elements or character data
as its content, but the ruby
element is not
allowed as its descendant element.
The rt
element has common attributes and the
rbspan
attribute. In complex ruby markup, the
rbspan
attribute allows an rt
element to span
multiple rb
elements. The value shall be an
integer value greater than zero ("0"). The default value of this attribute is
one ("1"). The rbspan
attribute should not be used in simple
ruby markup, and user agents should ignore the rbspan
attribute
when it appears in simple ruby markup.
rp
elementThe rp
element can be used in the case of simple ruby markup
to specify characters that can denote the beginning and end of ruby text when
user agents do not have other ways to present ruby text distinctively from
the base text. Parentheses (or similar characters) can provide an acceptable
fallback. In this situation, ruby text will only degrade to be rendered
inline and enclosed in the fallback parentheses. This is the least
inappropriate rendering under the condition that only inline rendering is
available. The rp
element cannot be used with complex ruby
markup.
The rp
element has common attributes only.
Using parentheses for the fallback may lead to confusion between runs of text intended to be ruby text and other runs that happen to be enclosed within parentheses. The document or style sheet author should be aware of the potential for that confusion and is advised to choose an unambiguous delimiter for the fallback.
This section is informative.
This section discusses various aspects of rendering and styling in the context of ruby markup as defined in this document. However, this document does not specify any mechanisms for presentation/styling; this is left to the respective style sheet languages. Formatting properties for styling ruby are under development for CSS and XSL. See for example "CSS3 module: Ruby" [CSS3-RUBY] (work in progress) for more details.
Details of ruby formatting in a Japanese print context can be found in JIS-X-4051 [JIS4051].
The term "ruby" in Japanese is only used for text visually rendered alongside the base text. Considerations for such cases are given in section 3.2 (font size), section 3.3 (positioning), and section 3.4 (presentation of ruby markup). This kind of presentation should be used wherever possible. However, introducing ruby to the Web may lead to some phenomena and problems that are not present in traditional typography. Structural markup for ruby, as defined in this specification, cannot guarantee that ruby text will always be rendered alongside the base text. There are a very wide variety of current and future output devices for documents marked up with XHTML. The following are possible scenarios and reasons for different rendering:
In typical usage, the font size of ruby text is normally about half the font size of the base text. In fact, the name "ruby" originated from the name of the 5.5pt font size in British printing, which is about half the 10pt font size commonly used for normal text.
There are several positions where the ruby text can appear relative to its base text. Because East Asian text may be rendered vertically as well as horizontally, the terms "before" and "after" are used here rather than "above" and "below" or "right side" and "left side". The words "before" and "after" should be understood as "before"/"after" the line containing the base text. The correspondence is shown in the following table:
| terminology | Horizontal Layout (left-to-right, top-to-bottom) |
Vertical Layout (top-to-bottom, right-to-left) |
|---|---|---|
| before | above | right-side |
| after | below | left-side |
Ruby texts are most frequently placed before the base text (see figure 1.1 and figure 3.2). Sometimes, especially in horizontal educational documents, ruby text may appear after the base text, i.e. below (see figure 3.1). In Chinese, it is rather common that Pinyin ruby text appears after the base text. Ruby text may also appear after the base text in vertical layout (see figure 3.3). In all these cases, the writing direction of the ruby text is the same as that of its base text, that is vertical if the base text is vertical, and horizontal if the base text is horizontal.
In traditional Chinese texts, "Bopomofo" ruby text can appear along the right side of the base text even in horizontal layout.
Figure 3.4: "Bopomofo" ruby text in traditional Chinese (ruby text shown in blue/red for clarity) in horizontal layout
Note that Bopomofo tone marks (in the above example shown in red for clarity) seem to appear in a separate column (along the right side of the Bopomofo ruby text) and therefore might be seen as "ruby on ruby". However, they are simply encoded as part of the ruby text. The details of this encoding are not addressed in this document.
This specification does not prescribe how ruby markup will be displayed. Style sheets, in general, will be used to specify the exact behavior of ruby markup.
Note. Although the rendering of the ruby texts should be controlled by style sheets, in case no style information is provided by the author or the user, it is recommended that visual user agents place the ruby text before the base text when only one ruby text is used. This is also the case for simple ruby. When there are two ruby texts, the first ruby text should be placed before the base text, and the second ruby text should be placed after the base text. A sample user agent default style sheet which describes this formatting will be provided by [CSS3-RUBY] or its successor document.
For non-visual rendering, in the absence of style sheet information, it is recommended that both the base text and the ruby text(s) should be rendered, with an indication (e.g. different voice, different pitch, ...) of the status of each.
<ruby xml:lang="ja"> <rbc> <rb>斎</rb> <rb>藤</rb> <rb>信</rb> <rb>男</rb> </rbc> <rtc class="reading"> <rt>さい</rt> <rt>とう</rt> <rt>のぶ</rt> <rt>お</rt> </rtc> <rtc class="annotation"> <rt rbspan="4" xml:lang="en">W3C Associate Chairman</rt> </rtc> </ruby>
Figure 3.5: Ruby markup with class
and
xml:lang
attributes.
Using a style sheet specifying horizontal text, rendering of the reading before the base text, and rendering of the annotation after the base text, the markup above could be rendered like this:
Documents containing ruby markup may in some cases need to be rendered by non-visual user agents such as voice browsers and braille user agents. For such rendering scenarios, it is important to understand that:
Depending on a user's needs, the way a text should be read may vary from very quick and 'cursory' reading to very careful and detailed reading. This may lead to different ways of treating ruby text in non-visual rendering, from skipping ruby text in fast reading to detailed exploration of the ruby structure and the actual characters used in careful reading.
In the frequent case that ruby texts represent reading, rendering both the base text and the ruby text may produce annoying duplications. A speech synthesizer may be able to correctly pronounce the base text based on a large dictionary, or it may in other cases be able to select the right pronunciation based on the reading given by the ruby text.
Not all ruby texts represent pronunciations. Authors should distinguish
ruby texts used for different purposes by using the class
attribute. This is demonstrated above by using class="reading"
for ruby text used to indicate reading.
Ruby text indicating reading may not produce the correct pronunciation even in cases where the script used at first glance seems perfectly phonetic. For example, Bopomofo is associated independently for each character of the base text; context-dependent sound or tone changes are not reflected. Similarly, in Japanese, spelling irregularities can occur, such as using "は" (hiragana ha) for the topic suffix pronounced "わ" (wa), or using vowels for indicating lengthening. For such cases, authors may want to supply the actual pronunciation with special markup designed for that purpose, or may rely on the aural rendering system being able to handle such cases correctly.
rp
elementIf the author is not concerned about fallbacks for user agents that
neither know about ruby markup nor support CSS2 [CSS2] or XSL [XSL]
style sheets, then the rp
elements are not needed.
Nevertheless, it is possible to parenthesize ruby text as a fallback if for example the device resolution is not appropriate for traditional ruby rendering. Using [CSS2], the parentheses can be generated using the 'content' property ([CSS2], section 12.2) with the :before and :after pseudo-elements ([CSS2], section 12.1), as for example in the following style fragment:
rt:before { content: "(" } rt:after { content: ")" }
Figure 3.8: CSS2 style fragment to
generate parentheses around an rt
element
In the above example, parentheses will be automatically generated around
the rt
element. It is assumed that the above style rules are
used together with style rules that position the ruby text inline. Generation
of parentheses is straightforward with XSLT [XSLT].
This section is normative.
Within the context of this specification, conformance can be claimed for markup, document types, module implementations, documents, generators, and interpreters. In most of these cases, two levels of conformance are available: simple conformance and full conformance. Simple conformance means that the conforming object supports the minimal content model of the ruby element in section 2.1, i.e. only simple ruby markup. Full conformance means that the conforming object supports the maximal content model of the ruby element in section 2.1, i.e. that both simple and complex ruby markup are supported.
Markup is conforming simple ruby markup if it contains one or
more ruby
elements and the content of all those elements
(including their children) conforms to the minimal content model in section 2.1 (i.e.
only simple ruby markup is allowed). Markup is conforming full ruby
markup if it contains one or more ruby
elements and the
content of all those elements (including their children) conforms to the
maximal content model in section 2.1 (i.e.
both simple and complex ruby markup is allowed).
A document type is a conforming simple ruby markup document type
if it integrates conforming simple ruby markup by adding the
ruby
element to the appropriate elements (such as inline
elements) and by defining the necessary elements and attributes. A document
type is a conforming full ruby markup document type if it integrates
conforming full ruby markup by adding the ruby
element to the
appropriate elements (such as inline elements) and by defining the necessary
elements and attributes.
A module implementation (e.g. with DTD or XML Schema technology) is a conforming simple ruby module implementation if it is designed to integrate simple ruby markup with other modules into document types as described above. A module implementation is a conforming complex ruby module implementation if it is designed to integrate full ruby markup with other modules into document types as described above. A module implementation is a conforming full ruby module implementation if it is designed to integrate either simple or full ruby markup with other modules into document types as described above (e.g. by providing a switch, or by providing two separate module implementations).
A document is a conforming simple ruby markup document if it contains conforming simple ruby markup and does not contain complex ruby markup or non-conforming ruby markup. A document is a conforming full ruby markup document if it contains conforming full ruby markup and does not contain non-conforming ruby markup.
A generator is a conforming simple ruby markup generator if it generates conforming simple ruby markup and does not generate complex ruby markup or non-conforming ruby markup. A generator is a conforming full ruby markup generator if it generates conforming full ruby markup and does not generate non-conforming ruby markup.
An interpreter is a conforming simple ruby markup interpreter if it rejects nonconforming simple ruby markup, accepts conforming simple ruby markup, and, where it interprets ruby markup, does so in accordance with this specification. An interpreter is a conforming full ruby markup interpreter if it rejects nonconforming ruby markup, accepts conforming full ruby markup, and, where it interprets ruby markup, does so in accordance with this specification. Examples of interpreters are server-side analysis or transformation tools and renderers.
For XHTML Modularization conformance, please see section 3 of [XHTMLMOD].
This appendix is informative.
The following is a link to the Ruby DTD module that is used in XHTML 1.1 [XHTML11].
This appendix is informative. This appendix contains some notes on design decisions, based on questions and comments received during the Last Call review.
There were proposals to change e.g. <rbc><rb>...</rbc> to <rb><rbc>...</rb> (and similar for rt/rtc). This looks in some way more natural. However, in XML, the content of an element is either mixed content (both character data and elements, without sequence or occurrence restrictions) or element content (only elements, with restrictions). This means that it is impossible to say that <rb> contains either only <rbc> elements or only character data and inline elements.
There were various proposals for removing the rp
element from the minimal content model. They were
considered, but rejected for the following reasons:
rp
elements by a receiver understanding ruby markup is extremely simple to
implement; the burden on implementations is minimal. Both CSS and XSL
provide easy mechanisms to remove the rp
elements or to avoid displaying them.It was suggested to change the names of the elements, in particular to change <ruby> to <gloss>. However, while ruby markup is indeed in some way similar to the markup that would be needed for glosses, it is not designed for that purpose.
This appendix is informative.
For historical reasons, some authoring tools might generate ruby markup
without the start and end tags of the rb
element, like:
<ruby> A <rp>(</rp><rt>aaa</rt><rp>)</rp> </ruby>
rather than the following:
<ruby> <rb>A</rb> <rp>(</rp><rt>aaa</rt><rp>)</rp> </ruby>
The former markup is not conforming to this specification, but user agents that care about compatibility with documents generated by such authoring tools may treat the former markup as if it were written like the latter.
This appendix is informative.
This appendix is informative.
Changes from the Proposed Recommendation (http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/PR-ruby-20010406):
This section is informative.
Takao Suzuki (鈴木 孝雄) and Chris Wilson have contributed to previous drafts as editors.
This specification would not have been possible without the help from the members of the W3C I18N WG, in particular Mark Davis and Hideki Hiura (樋浦 秀樹), and the members of the W3C I18N IG.
Additional contributors include Murray Altheim, Laurie Anna Edlund, Arye Gittelma, Koji Ishii, Rick Jelliffe, Eric LeVine, Chris Lilley, Charles McCathieNevile, Shigeki Moro (師 茂樹), Chris Pratley, Nobuo Saito (斎藤 信男), Rahul Sonnad, Chris Thrasher.
The markup defined in this specification was coordinated with the ruby
markup in [JIS4052], developed by WG 2 (Typesetting) of
the Electronic Document Processing System Standardization Investigation and
Research Committee of the Japanese Standards Association. We would like to
thank the members of WG 2, in particular Kohji Shibano (芝野 耕司,
chair), and Masafumi Yabe (家辺 勝文, liaison), for their collaboration.
Technically, the markup for ruby in [JIS4052] differs
from the markup in this specification in two points: First, there is an
alternative form of markup not compatible with XML, based on special symbols,
and second, the rp
element is not
permitted.
Valuable Last Call comments were also received from: The HTML WG, the CSS WG, the XSL WG, the WAI P&F WG, Steven Pemberton, Trevor Hill, Susan Lesch, and Frank Yung-Fong Tang. Akira Uchida (内田 明) provided feedback from a translator's viewpoint.
An earlier proposal for markup for ruby, using attributes, is described in [DUR97].


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Sending and receiving arrays
Python
Godot
Description
These classes manage the sending and receiving Arrays or tensors in the shared memory. When
the funciton receive is called the shared variable that was read is deallocated.
On the other hand when the send functions are called the new variables with the corresponding ids
are allocated in the shared memory.
Godot classes get their shered memory handle from the command line arguments and assume that the chunk of the shared memory with such handle is already allocated by the caller process.
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Godot classes get their shered memory handle from the command line arguments and assume that the chunk of the shared memory with such handle is already allocated by the caller process.
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Description
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created. Meanwhile python classes create them on initialization.


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When a Sagittarius man falls in love, it is nothing new. His Sun is in a sign ruled by Jupiter and this makes him prone to fall in love quickly, acting like a conqueror that has to win the hearts of many. In general, it is good to keep this man on a distance for a while, until his intentions become clear and his emotions stable. Even though he will enjoy spontaneity and romances that start on a whim, he will have the chance to deepen his feelings only when he has something to fight for. He belongs to the Fire element after all, and it is always important for him to be active and challenged in his passion, on his way to win someone’s heart.
Sagittarius man in relationships
He is simply not stable. It might be offensive to say that a Sagittarius man is unreliable, but this is the closest to the truth when it comes to his relationships. He might be perfectly reliable on a daily basis, but who’s to say how his feelings will develop tomorrow or in just a couple of hours? Sagittarius is a mutable sign, and the element of Fire gives this man enough speed in his changes that he seems hard to contain. Still, when he finds himself in a relationship with a partner who can follow his pace, there is a great chance he will become committed, faithful and unusually stable. The most important thing he needs to find in his relationship is purpose and a sense of a meaningful future.
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A combination of injuries and a loss of form saw the 27-year-old feature in just 22 of a possible 55 games for Steven Gerrard’s men in the last campaign.
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 You have to be brave and get the team to the top of Scottish football — that’s what we want to do.
“In the summer, I thought of everything and I decided I wanted to come back and be a success at Rangers.
“I knew I needed to train when I was on holiday to make sure I was fit and ready to go this season. I scored against St Mirren and it was a great goal and it gave me a lift but after that I had a chat with the manager and we were honest with each other.
“I won’t say what we spoke about, but I felt better after it.
“I feel the squad is mentally stronger this season than last year.
“We have all lifted up our levels in terms of confidence and mentality.
“The pressure is massive at this club, and you have to deal with that.
“Now I don’t feel pressure, I just feel confident in myself and the team.”
Barisic has been an integral part of the Ibrox side’s success in recent months, which has seen them win 13 of 17 matches in all competitions since the victory in Paisley back in August.
Gerrard’s side defeated Porto, who made the Champions League quarter-finals last season, 2-0 at home to sit joint top of Group G earlier this month.
On the same night Rangers beat the Portuguese outfit, Celtic were getting the better of Lazio in Italy to book a last-32 spot with two games to spare.
Barisic believes that Gerrard’s men can join their Old Firm rivals among the elite, but he believes both results will finally see Scottish clubs getting the respect they deserve.
He added: “We are in a good position in the group.
“Porto are a good team who were in the quarter-finals of the Champions League last season, so it was an amazing result.
“I don’t like to get carried away about qualifying for the next round, but if we play like we have in Europe this season then we believe we can go through.
“When we play some teams in Europe it is like they don’t have a lot of respect for us but I think we have shown this year that we are a good team and in the future they will have to respect us.
“When you see how we played against Porto over the last two matches then teams may treat us differently now.
“I think people will see the Scottish league as strong this year because of what the clubs have achieved in Europe.
“It is good if Celtic play well and we play well. It lifts the whole league.”


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Gene Ontology Enrichment Analysis (GOEA) analyzes the frequencies of gene ontology
terms in your dataset and compares these to the frequencies of the same GO terms in
the species specific version of Ensembl. In order
to not get too many terms the GOSlim UniProtKB-GOA is used.
GOEA shows if certain GO terms are found more or less often in your dataset compared
to the distribution of the same terms in Ensembl.
To calculate the significance PeptideShaker employs a
Hypergeometric test.
This divides the GO terms into three groups:
Note that the GO Enrichment Analysis only supports UniProt accession numbers! Also note that only proteins in your dataset mapping to GO annotated proteins are counted in the analysis. Finally, note that the statistical analysis is only correct as long as the selected protein set is unbiased.
A long list of species is included, and the species is selected when setting up the project.
The species can also be changed via the Edit menu: Edit > Species.
If you experience any problems with any of the species, please
contact us by sending an e-mail to the PeptideShaker Google Group or
by reporting an issue.
As a default only human GO term to protein mappings are included. The other species can be downloaded if needed.
Simply select the species in the drop down menu and click the Download button to start downloading
the GO term to protein mappings for that species. For species where the mappings already have been downloaded
these can be updated to the current release of Ensembl by clicking the Update button.
PeptideShaker always uses the latest version of Ensembl when downloading the GO term to protein mappings. The version used for a given species is shown behind the species name in the species drop down menu. Ensembl is updated with the latest data on a monthly basis and each version is given a number, e.g., Ensembl 69.
 The Significance Plot highlights
the significant GO terms, while the Distribution Plot shows the frequencies in
percent for your dataset compared to the whole of Ensembl.
The plots are closely connected to the table with the GO terms. Selecting a row in the table will
highlight the same term in the plots and visa versa. GO terms can be excluded from the plot by
deselecting them in the final column in the table. Right-clicking in the table will bring up
a menu with shortcuts for selecting/deselecting all, and for selecting only the significant GO terms.
The order of the terms in the plot is also the same as for the table. Click the table column headers
to re-order the table and plots.
The proteins in your project annotated with the currently selected GO term is shown in this table. If the table is empty make sure that you have selected a row in the Gene Ontology Mappings table at the top. If the table is still empty the this means that there are no proteins in your project mapping to the given GO term.


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AirScan Version 10.0
New in Version 10
This readme file is now beng convverted to basic HTML for viewing in Web browser
Server requirements
Web Server and PHP requireed. //tested on Apache 2.4 and PHP 7.0 on ubuntu
sudo apt-get install php-curl //only if sending scan jobs to eSCL scanner
sudo apt-get install pwauth //for PAM authentication
sudo a2enmod rewrite //for advertising s400w scanner as eSCL only
Multi-Page and Single Page PDFs
Airscan now has the ability to make Single and Multi Page PDF files. This is done from the scan interface. Select a new PDF name to start scanning.
If you choose an existing PDF name you will add to that project however it is best to first load the project to ensure you scan at the same resolution
as other files in the same project.
The best way to create a Multi-Page PDF is scanning the pages in the sequence to appear in final PDf, deleting any unwanted or bad scans along the way. You can also rename the pages to get them in the proper Alpha/Numeric order.
Scan all PDFs at the same resolution for best results. If you have mixed page sizes you can try auto page Size auto but there is no guartantee
as to results. See the samples here.
This file uses "Auto" Page Size
This file uses "Lettter" Page Size
You will see that in the "Letter" version, items print at original size centered on a Letter size page. Auto creates the PDF page at the size of each scanned image.
If you change the resolution you will need to re-select the page size, this is important. You MUST resolution AND Page size or you may experience a hang.
Tooltip help added on the scan page, options.
Mouse over an item for more info.
More interactive menus that disable some options on scan page when another is selected
File listings in both Admin and Filelister interface are now alphabetical as in the following example
Alpha.jpg
alpha.jpg
Beta.jpg
beta.jpg
Uppercase items first then lowercase.
option to delete temp files
When scanning in Grayscale or lineart, normally you will scan to a color jpg file then it will be converted to a Grayscale or Line art file. This normally saves bothe the color and the converted scan (line art or Grayscale)
The delete Temp option now allows the intermediate files (the orignal color in this case) to not be saved. This option does NOT work with deskew or autocrop as these tool can sometimes fail based on scanned content. Consequently if you select deskew or autocrop and Grayscale and Delete Temp , ALL temp files will be saved because the choice to autocrop or deskew takes priority.
New in version 9, PAM authentication
PAM authentication
Any user on the host system can use his/her login.
The intention of PAM authentication is so that users files write to their own user directory on that server.
They can then access their files by SMB or NFS network.
The user MUST have a "local" account on that server with a file space like /home/ (/home/joe)
With PAM authenticationyou CANNOT use the File Manager "Filelister.
you will need to install pwauth for PAM
sudo apt-get install pwauth
or from source
https://github.com/phokz/pwauth/tree/master/pwauth
non-PAM (text based) authentication:
Version 9 now allows the 'users' folder to be anywhere that the admin sets it.
This keeps uencrypted passwords out of the web server's direct path.
PLEASE INSTALL VERS 9.0 WITH USER LOGINS ONLY TO ROOT WEB FOLDER
AirScan Version 9.0 is designed to work with:
ION AirCopy
ION AirCopy E-Post Edition
Halo Magic Scanner
Mustek iScan Air / S400W
iScan Fly
Century CPS-A4WF
Transcription Patri Kun A4 Wi-Fi Portable Scanner
転写パットリくん A4 Wi-Fiポータブルスキャナー
To use this you will need:
One of the aforementioned scanners
A Linux x86_32 or x86_64 computer as a host
You MAY be able to run on a Raspberry Pi or other Linux based OS if you compile your own binary from http://bastel.dyndns.info/~public/s400w/
A web server with PHP support
I have now included the x86_32 and x86_64 binaries. You need only copy the approproate binary changing the name to "s400w".
AirScan was developed for the following reasons:
Lack of Linux Support for these scanners
Lack of newer 64 bit iOS support
Lack of newer OSX Support??
Lack of newer Android device support???
AirScan, once running on a Linux host, allows scanning from any device with a modern web browser, even a Smart
TV that otherwise does not support scanning. tested on Samsung Smart TV with integrated browser. The only thing
I found that did not work was saving files locally but did not test with a memory stick. Also there was no
printing as the Smart TV does not support printing.
Free vs Paid Versions
Please note that many features can be activated or deactivated by editing config.inc.php .
You may want to look at this file before you try scanning.
Free version
Offers basic color scanning. All files are automatically saved to the host computer. You can right click the image and save to the local device
or share the folder from the host computer via Samba or NFS
Paid Vesion (items marked with * require a working imagemagick installation.)
Features all of the same as free version plus:
Multi user login support, providing access to only the users scans to each user.
Printing while scanning or immediately after scan.
Black and white (Grayscale) scanning*
LineArt Scanning (high Contrast)*
Rotate, flip, mirror, after scan.*
Autocrop while scanning or immediately after scan (this is very useful for some versions of these scanners that do not crop the image internally)*
Free upgrades
Email support
Host system requirements:
Linux based Apache2 (or other web server)
a workng PHP installation
Imagemagick is recommended for paid version, but not required.
Two network interfaces are preferred, one wired to your network and one wireless to the scanner.
You could use two wireless connections but under testing this resulted in slower data transfer rates from the scanner, probably due to close proximity of 2 Wireless adapters.
You might also have a SINGLE wireless connection with no other network connection but then you must disconnect from the internet/LAN to scan only on local host.
Usage notes:
When scanning in anything other than color, you will generate multiple files . First you will always generate the original color image, then maybe a grayscale or Line art version
.
The same as above when using the autocrop while scanning, original and cropped images are saved.
If you select say autcrop, lineart and print options before scanning you will generate three files: Original, Autcroped, and Lineart files. The lineart file will then be printed.
After scanning, paid version will show additional features when the scan is displayed such as mirror, flip, rotate, print. If one of these are selected a new file is generaed,
saving the old one.
IMPORTANT
If setting up a new or upgraded install and have issues, please get the basics running first , by disabling imagemagick
and user logins in config.inc.php.
Then you can enable imagemagick features, and later multiple users.
INSTALLATION
If upgradiing from previous version:
Be sure to update ALL FILES to new version as new options are added
We do offer version upgrades for paid users , including all paid feature upgrades, free of charge.
Make sure your scanner works with a bundled app first, like iOS or Android. I suggest while testing, download Fing for
iOS or android. This app will help you to determine the IP address of the scanner.
You will probably want a host computer with two network interfaces. One connects to the scanner (wireless) and the other to your
network (wired or wireless). This is not required, but recommended as in this way the scanner is available to the whole network.
With 2 connections you need not disconnect the host from the Internet/network to connect to the scanner
The scanner only connects wirelessly so at least one must be a wireless connection.
A USB dongle is fine for the scanner, but if you want good range you might want a high power wifi dongle.
A Weak WiFi connection may result in longer image acquisition time, especially notable at 600DPI .
The TP-Link TL-WN722N is low cost wireless adapter that seems to work well , and marked "High Gain", and has external antenna.
Connect your host to the scanner wirelessly. Some Linux distros may need tweaking to reconnect automatically.
Make sure host reconnects to scanner when scanner is turned off then on again. This should take about a minute.
Confirm the IP address of your scanner. Most are <IP_ADDRESS> but some may be different.
Configure your web server with Apache2, PHP and ImageMagick and make sure you allow your entire LAN to see it.
Test that you can open pages on the web server from another computer before proceeding.
copy all files from archive to your web server WEBROOT folder, however the index.php is not required so you can choose to omit it.
If you omit index.php you will then need to open the scanner with http://webserver/airscan.php or http://webserver/login.php
if using authentication.
copy the Bastel executable (x86-64 and x86-32 in archive) from http://bastel.dyndns.info/~public/s400w/release/ to the same folder as the files from archive.
confirm that ALL the files/folders have the right owners and permissions for your web server to read and write.
be sure the s400w file is executable
the default location for scanned images should be writable from the web server. In ubuntu:
sudo chown www-data:www-data /var/www/html/scans
Once all files are copied, edit the config.inc.php, and phppagestart.php and select your default paper size and orientation as seen below.
//This sets the page size used in the css USE ONLY "A4", "letter" OR "legal"- CASE SENSITIVE!
$printsize='letter';
//page orientation must be portrait or landscape for css however as the scanner does not scan landscape you probably want this at portrait.
$orientation='portrait';
Have a look at the other options in these files while there. This was set up to be very flexible.There are many options. It is recommended you not make any more changes than necessary to start, so you get up and running then make the changes to these files one at a time, testing after each change.
The admin password should be set to your preference in users/admin.php (or wherever you have later set the user files to reside)
In a web browser open the web server IP address example; http://<IP_ADDRESS> .
If you want to scan from the same machine that the web server runs on, open http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
If all is well you should see the PHPScan or login Interface. default login is admin/Teknogeekz
Turn on scanner and you should see a message that the scanner is connected after a minute or so. This time may vary on your system.
Insert a page in the scanner. In a few moments the page will be detected. Select "Start Scan" button and in a short while you will see your scanned page on screen.
the file is always saved to webroot/scans by default for admin and no logins. users scan files are folders with users name in the 'scans' folder.
If you want to display in another language open the lang.php and add the laguage near the top after the first "if" statement add:
Default
if ($browserlang == 'en') {
$lang='en';
}
elseif ($browserlang == 'es') {
$lang='es';
}
With "de" added. ---This language designator must conform to the 2 letter ISO language that the browser detects.
if ($browserlang == 'en') {
$lang='en';
}
elseif ($browserlang == 'de') {
$lang='de';
}
elseif ($browserlang == 'es') {
$lang='es';
}
in this example we use "de" but could be most any language. For some languages you may need to edit the text encoding of all pages.
Then copy all lines between "//begin english" and "//end english"
If you choose to translate this from the spanish section you need to change the "if" at beginning to "elesif" and change
the 2 letter language identifier (de).

If you like the free version, you are encouraged to upgrade to the paid version
We do not offer tech support for the free version, so if you need support upgrade to the paid version first.
For support on paid versions:
http://teknogeekz.com
Advanced settings
Creating users
users files
each user must have a config file inside the 'users' folder. This is auto generted when user is created.
You can edit this file afterwards if you want 2 users to share the same scanned images
There is also an index.php that is placed in each users scans/USERNAME folder.
usertemplate/index.php is a template for that file and is copied to each user scans/user directory.
One index.php file is required in each user's folder and is copied when new user is generated.
usertemplate/index.php is a template for that file and is copied to each userd scans/user directory.
This prevents file browsing to other directories.
users files
You can choose NOT to show the users file link in config.inc.php and make those
files available only by right click > download in the scan interface and/or SAMBA and/or NFS
usage Notes
When selecting all options before a scan the pricess order is as follows:
Resolution (sent to scanner to scan at specified resolution)
Deskew will be the first imagemagic process
Autocrop second imagemagick process
Black and white or Lineart conversion third imagemagick process
Print sent to client local printer
in the absence of any of the above selections the remaining items remain in the same order minus any unselected option(s)
Changelog
New in 5.0
MANY MANY refinements and bug fixes.
New feature to allow scaling of printed/copied images.
Better error handling if scanner is turned off, so you will no longer see long delays if you try to use scanner when turned off.
New in 5.1 20180831
I believe I found the bug with imagemagic. If you enable imagemagic and/or autocrop in config.inc.php be sure to test that you actually need it FIRST.
Doing a small scan like a busness card may result in black on one side of the image. If you do not see large stips of black (some black may be normal is scan is crooked) ,
then you do NOT need autocrop! Autocrop will be of no benefit and will slow scanning tgime. Halo magic scanner seems to not need it but seems that
ION Aircopy does need it.
To configure imagemagick be sure to see the full path to imagemagick. as well as enabling it .
New in 5.2 20180901
Fixed Printing bug so that GUI remembers Print scaling setting from page to page when doing multiple consecutive scans. This was already behaviour for other settings.
Fixed Printing bug where blank page was printed if no print size was defined
Fixed "scanning" GUI message to conform to "Cropping" messages
New in 5.3 Not released
Fixed bug with cleaning and calibration utilities
Improved error messages for cleaning and Calibration when no page was inserted
Some HTML errors cleanup - still a work in progress
Some PHP code cleanup and streamlining
Fixed some Spanish language code - still a work in progress may be missing accents and special characters
New in 6.0 20180904
Rename project to AirScan
Cleanup of code
Addition of “Rotate” and “Auto-Crop” features after image is scanned.
Improvements to scan/calibrate/clean/status if scanner was off-line or no page. Delay is now a maximum of about 10 seconds if scanner not connected.
New in 6.1 NOT RELEASED
Code Cleanup
Added Flip and Mirror after scan
Added Print after scan in addition to print while scanning
New in 6.2 20180914
Removed flip, rotate, crop, mirror and print from free version. These features now available only in paid version, and require Imagemagick.
New in 6.3 NOT RELEASED
Added extraction of image DPI from exif data when no URL variable is passed for resolution.
Added ability to turn off resolution setting. This is useful for older firmware which may support only 300dpi.
Resolution can now be fixed at either 300dpi or 600dpi. This is useful for older firmware which may support only 300dpi.
New in 7.0 20181006
Added Imagemagic processing for Grayscale and Line Art modes when scanning
Added ISO B5 Page size for printing
Added JIS B5 (Japan) Page size for printing
Added AB (Japan) Page size for printing
New in 7.1 20181201
Added button to delete currently displayed scan
New in 7.1 .1 20181228
Updated documentation to include permissions for scan folder
Updated documentation to include 32 bit binary support on 64 bit OS for default binary , and info on compling your own 64 bit binary


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| Defined in: | lib/mixins/canvas-drawer.coffee |
| Inherits: | Mixin |
Overview
The CanvasDrawer mixin is responsible for the rendering of a Minimap in a canvas
element.
This mixin is injected in the MinimapElement prototype, so all these methods are available on any MinimapElement instance.
Instance Method Summary
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String ::getDecorationColor(decoration)
Returns the background color for the passed-in
decoration
object. - String ::getDefaultColor() Returns the default text color for an editor content.
- Number ::getTextOpacity() Returns the opacity value to use when rendering the Minimap text.
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String ::getTokenColor(token)
Returns the text color for the passed-in
token
object. - ::initializeCanvas() Initializes the canvas elements needed to perform the Minimap rendering.
- ::updateCanvas() Performs an update of the rendered Minimap based on the changes registered in the instance.
Instance Method Details
String ::getDecorationColor(decoration) Source
Returns the background color for the passed-in decoration
object.
The color value is read from the DOM by creating a node structure
that match the decoration scope
property unless the decoration
provides its own color
property.
String ::getDefaultColor() Source
Returns the default text color for an editor content.
The color value is directly read from the TextEditorView
computed
styles.
String ::getTokenColor(token) Source
Returns the text color for the passed-in token
object.
The color value is read from the DOM by creating a node structure
that match the token scope
property.


Computers and Telematics Engineering Student at University of Aveiro
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I'm Fábio Silva, a young portuguese student in Computer and Telematics Engineering at the University of Aveiro, Portugal.
I'm a perfectionist and enthusiast for the present. Besides the areas that I study, I also have interest in technology, football, music, etc. For me, is important to follow these areas closely and try to know and learn as much as I can about them.
At the moment, I'm in the last year of the course, developing my master's thesis. My dissertation is about detection of distributed attacks at source. It will be a new system/platform to help corporates, monitoring traffic and create profiles, detecting outlier external communications and detect and counteract compromised machines and active attacks.
This is my personal page where you can find some information about me, such as education, my works, contacts, etc. This simple page was built using html, and some simple frameworks to help on the design, harmony and cohesion without much effort. You can find the source code related with this page in my GitHub (github.com/akaeme/akaeme.github.io), feel free to explore it.
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This course aims to provide a solid background in basic and broad-spectrum sciences in the areas of computing, information and telecommunications technologies, which have been assume a dominant role in the industrial sector and the main driver of development in the advanced economies. That wide range of options includes computer archicture, telecommunications, software devepolment, computer vision, data analysis, services, artificial inteligence, security, distributed systems and so on.
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TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
AFATINIB
from the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, pp. 6-7
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
AMIODARONE RxNorm: 703 ATC: C01BD01 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the amiodarone. |
Precaution for use It is recommendedthat the amiodarone be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
ANTICONVULSANT ENZYME INDUCERS CLASS CODE: N03A-001 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of afatinib due to increase of its metabolisn by these substances |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring during the administration of these substances together and 1 to 2 weeks after they are stopped. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
CICLOSPORIN RxNorm: 3008 ATC: L04AD01 S01XA18 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the ciclosporin |
Precaution for use It is recommendedthat the ciclosporin be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
ERYTHROMYCIN RxNorm: 4053 ATC: D10AF02 J01FA01 S01AA17 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the erythromycin. |
Precaution for use It is recommended that the erythromycin be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
RITONAVIR BOOSTED PROTEASE INHIBITORS CLASS CODE: J05AE-002 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the protease inhibiter. |
Precaution for use It is recommended that the protease inhibitor be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
ITRACONAZOLE RxNorm: 28031 ATC: J02AC02 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the itraconazole. |
Precaution for use It is recommended that the itraconazole be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
KETOCONAZOLE RxNorm: 6135 ATC: D01AC08 G01AF11 J02AB02 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the ketoconazole. |
Precaution for use It is recommended that the ketoconazole be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
PRIMIDONE RxNorm: 8691 ATC: N03AA03 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of the afatinib due to the increase of its metabolism by the primidone |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring during the administration of these together and 1 to 2 weeks after they are stopped. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
RIFAMPICIN RxNorm: 9384 ATC: J04AB02 |
Decrease of the plasma concentrations of the afatinib due to increase of its metabolism by the rifampicin |
Precaution for use Clinical monitoring during the administration of these together and 1 to 2 weeks after they are stopped. |
AFATINIB RxNorm: 1430438 ATC: L01XE13 |
VERAPAMIL RxNorm: 11170 ATC: C08DA01 |
Increase of the plasma concentrations of afatinib by increase of its absorption by the verapamil. |
Precaution for use It is recommended that the verapamil be administered as great a distance from the afatanib as possible, preferably at an interval of 6 or of 12 hours from the dose of afatinib. |


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Now you have a Lisp interpreter on your browser. It does not communicate with any servers; it runs offline.
Click the Evaluate button and Lisp expressions written in the text area will be evaluated; the output and result will be displayed below the button.
Initially, a program that calculates Fibonacci numbers for 5 and 10 is written in the text area as an example. Just click the Evaluate button and 5 and 55 will be displayed. Modify the program or wipe it off and write your Lisp expressions there.
The Lisp interpreter lisp.js used here has been compiled from lisp.ts with a TypeScript compiler in Deno 1.20.


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Parker Seidel
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