Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.m |
Overview
A seller can use this call to update the payment details, the shipping details,
and the status of an order.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
property
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. An ItemID can be
paired up with a corresponding TransactionID and used as an input filter
for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
should be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
It is also possible to identify a single line item order with a
ItemID/BuyerID combination, but this is not the most ideal
approach since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination. -
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
property
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Along with its corresponding ItemID, a
TransactionID is used and referenced during an order checkout flow and
after checkout has been completed. The ItemID/TransactionID pair can be
used as an input filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request. -
orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
property
item (Combined Payment) order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order through
the eBay site. A Combined Payment order can also be created by the
seller through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used as an input
filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request. -
amountPaid
The total amount paid by the buyer. For a motor vehicle purchased on eBay Motors,
property
AmountPaid is the total amount paid by the buyer for the deposit.
AmountPaid is optional if CheckoutStatus is Incomplete and required if it
is Complete. -
paymentMethodUsed
Payment method used by the buyer. This field is required if
property
CheckoutStatus is Complete and the payment method is a trusted
payment method other than PayPal. See eBay's
Accepted Payments Policy.
If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not be used since only PayPal can set this field's
value to “PayPal”. ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used for a non-trusted
payment method.
Note:
Required or allowed payment methods vary by site and category. Refer to
Payment Method Differences (PaymentMethod) in the eBay
Trading API Guide for information to help you determine which payment
methods you are required or allowed to specify.
-
checkoutStatus
The current checkout status of the order. Often, the seller or
property
application will mark this value as Complete if payment has been made. The CheckoutStatus
value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers who are subject to the new payment
process, and an attempt to do so in a ReviseCheckoutStatus call
will result in a call error. -
shippingService
The shipping service selected by the buyer from among the shipping services
property
offered by the seller (such as UPS Ground). For a list of valid values, call
GeteBayDetails with DetailName set to ShippingServiceDetails. The
ShippingServiceDetails.ValidForSellingFlow flag must also be present.
Otherwise, that particular shipping service option is no longer valid and
cannot be offered to buyers through a listing.
Note: ReviseCheckoutStatus is not available for the Global Shipping program; specifying InternationalPriorityShipping as a value for this field will produce an error.
-
shippingIncludedInTax
An indicator of whether shipping costs were included in the
property
taxable amount. . -
checkoutMethod
This field is no longer supported and will be ignored if included in the
property
request. -
insuranceType
Enumeration value that indicates whether shipping insurance was offered to and
property
selected by the buyer. -
paymentStatus
Marks the order as paid or awaiting payment in My eBay. If you specify
property
Paid, My eBay displays an icon for each item in the order to indicate
that the order status is Paid. If you specify Pending, this indicates
that the order is awaiting payment. (Some applications may use Pending
when the buyer has paid but the funds have not yet been sent to the
seller’s financial institution.)
ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used to update payment and checkout
status for a non-trusted payment method. See eBay’s
Accepted Payments Policy for more information on trusted
payment methods. If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not
be used since PayPal automatically set this field’s value to “Paid” upon
receiving the buyer’s payment.
The PaymentStatus value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers
who are subject to the new eBay payment process, and an attempt to do so in a
ReviseCheckoutStatus call will result in a call error.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice. -
adjustmentAmount
Discount or charge agreed to by the buyer and seller. A positive value
property
indicates that the amount is an extra charge being paid to the seller by
the buyer. A negative value indicates that the amount is a discount given
to the buyer by the seller. -
shippingAddress
For internal use.
property -
buyerID
eBay user ID for the order’s buyer. A single line item order can
property
actually be identified by a BuyerID/ItemID pair, but this approach is
not recommended since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination. BuyerID is ignored if any other valid
filter or filter combination is used in the same request. -
shippingInsuranceCost
The amount of money paid for shipping insurance.
property -
salesTax
The sales tax amount for the order. This field should be used if sales tax
property
was applied to the order. -
shippingCost
The amount of money paid for shipping.
property -
encryptedID
Not supported.
property -
externalTransaction
Container consisting of a unique identifier and timestamp for the electronic
property
payment of an order. An ExternalTransactionID is not exposed
to a new DE or AT seller who is subject to the new eBay payment process.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice. -
multipleSellerPaymentID
Not supported.
property -
codCost
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
property
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost, for COD shipping. -
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
property
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field to revise the
checkout status of the order.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
Properties
adjustmentAmount
Discount or charge agreed to by the buyer and seller. A positive value
indicates that the amount is an extra charge being paid to the seller by
the buyer. A negative value indicates that the amount is a discount given
to the buyer by the seller.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *adjustmentAmount
Discussion
Discount or charge agreed to by the buyer and seller. A positive value
indicates that the amount is an extra charge being paid to the seller by
the buyer. A negative value indicates that the amount is a discount given
to the buyer by the seller.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
amountPaid
The total amount paid by the buyer. For a motor vehicle purchased on eBay Motors,
AmountPaid is the total amount paid by the buyer for the deposit.
AmountPaid is optional if CheckoutStatus is Incomplete and required if it
is Complete.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *amountPaid
Discussion
The total amount paid by the buyer. For a motor vehicle purchased on eBay Motors,
AmountPaid is the total amount paid by the buyer for the deposit.
AmountPaid is optional if CheckoutStatus is Incomplete and required if it
is Complete.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
buyerID
eBay user ID for the order’s buyer. A single line item order can
actually be identified by a BuyerID/ItemID pair, but this approach is
not recommended since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination. BuyerID is ignored if any other valid
filter or filter combination is used in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *buyerID
Discussion
eBay user ID for the order’s buyer. A single line item order can
actually be identified by a BuyerID/ItemID pair, but this approach is
not recommended since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination. BuyerID is ignored if any other valid
filter or filter combination is used in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
checkoutMethod
This field is no longer supported and will be ignored if included in the
request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *checkoutMethod
Discussion
This field is no longer supported and will be ignored if included in the
request.
type: string constant in Trading_CheckoutMethodCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
checkoutStatus
The current checkout status of the order. Often, the seller or
application will mark this value as Complete if payment has been made. The CheckoutStatus
value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers who are subject to the new payment
process, and an attempt to do so in a ReviseCheckoutStatus call
will result in a call error.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *checkoutStatus
Discussion
The current checkout status of the order. Often, the seller or
application will mark this value as Complete if payment has been made. The CheckoutStatus
value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers who are subject to the new payment
process, and an attempt to do so in a ReviseCheckoutStatus call
will result in a call error.
type: string constant in Trading_CompleteStatusCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
codCost
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost, for COD shipping.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *codCost
Discussion
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost, for COD shipping.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
encryptedID
Not supported.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *encryptedID
Discussion
Not supported.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
externalTransaction
Container consisting of a unique identifier and timestamp for the electronic
payment of an order. An ExternalTransactionID is not exposed
to a new DE or AT seller who is subject to the new eBay payment process.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_ExternalTransactionType *externalTransaction
Discussion
Container consisting of a unique identifier and timestamp for the electronic
payment of an order. An ExternalTransactionID is not exposed
to a new DE or AT seller who is subject to the new eBay payment process.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice.
type : class Trading_ExternalTransactionType
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
insuranceType
Enumeration value that indicates whether shipping insurance was offered to and
selected by the buyer.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *insuranceType
Discussion
Enumeration value that indicates whether shipping insurance was offered to and
selected by the buyer.
type: string constant in Trading_InsuranceSelectedCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. An ItemID can be
paired up with a corresponding TransactionID and used as an input filter
for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
should be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
It is also possible to identify a single line item order with a
ItemID/BuyerID combination, but this is not the most ideal
approach since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. A listing can have multiple
order line items (transactions), but only one ItemID. An ItemID can be
paired up with a corresponding TransactionID and used as an input filter
for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
should be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
It is also possible to identify a single line item order with a
ItemID/BuyerID combination, but this is not the most ideal
approach since an error is returned if there are multiple
order line items for that combination.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
multipleSellerPaymentID
Not supported.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *multipleSellerPaymentID
Discussion
Not supported.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order through
the eBay site. A Combined Payment order can also be created by the
seller through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used as an input
filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderID
Discussion
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) order.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order through
the eBay site. A Combined Payment order can also be created by the
seller through the AddOrder call. The OrderID can be used as an input
filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
OrderID overrides an OrderLineItemID or ItemID/TransactionID pair if
these fields are also specified in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
orderLineItemID
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field to revise the
checkout status of the order.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderLineItemID
Discussion
OrderLineItemID is a unique identifier for an eBay order line item and
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs. For a single line item order, the
OrderLineItemID value can be passed into the OrderID field to revise the
checkout status of the order.
Unless an ItemID/TransactionID pair is used to identify a single line
item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) order, the OrderLineItemID must be specified.
For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should be
used. If OrderLineItemID is specified, the ItemID/TransactionID pair are
ignored if present in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
paymentMethodUsed
Payment method used by the buyer. This field is required if
CheckoutStatus is Complete and the payment method is a trusted
payment method other than PayPal. See eBay's
Accepted Payments Policy.
If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not be used since only PayPal can set this field's
value to “PayPal”. ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used for a non-trusted
payment method.
Note:
Required or allowed payment methods vary by site and category. Refer to
Payment Method Differences (PaymentMethod) in the eBay
Trading API Guide for information to help you determine which payment
methods you are required or allowed to specify.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *paymentMethodUsed
Discussion
Payment method used by the buyer. This field is required if
CheckoutStatus is Complete and the payment method is a trusted
payment method other than PayPal. See eBay's
Accepted Payments Policy.
If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not be used since only PayPal can set this field's
value to “PayPal”. ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used for a non-trusted
payment method.
Note:
Required or allowed payment methods vary by site and category. Refer to
Payment Method Differences (PaymentMethod) in the eBay
Trading API Guide for information to help you determine which payment
methods you are required or allowed to specify.
type: string constant in Trading_BuyerPaymentMethodCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
paymentStatus
Marks the order as paid or awaiting payment in My eBay. If you specify
Paid, My eBay displays an icon for each item in the order to indicate
that the order status is Paid. If you specify Pending, this indicates
that the order is awaiting payment. (Some applications may use Pending
when the buyer has paid but the funds have not yet been sent to the
seller’s financial institution.)
ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used to update payment and checkout
status for a non-trusted payment method. See eBay’s
Accepted Payments Policy for more information on trusted
payment methods. If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not
be used since PayPal automatically set this field’s value to “Paid” upon
receiving the buyer’s payment.
The PaymentStatus value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers
who are subject to the new eBay payment process, and an attempt to do so in a
ReviseCheckoutStatus call will result in a call error.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *paymentStatus
Discussion
Marks the order as paid or awaiting payment in My eBay. If you specify
Paid, My eBay displays an icon for each item in the order to indicate
that the order status is Paid. If you specify Pending, this indicates
that the order is awaiting payment. (Some applications may use Pending
when the buyer has paid but the funds have not yet been sent to the
seller’s financial institution.)
ReviseCheckoutStatus cannot be used to update payment and checkout
status for a non-trusted payment method. See eBay’s
Accepted Payments Policy for more information on trusted
payment methods. If the payment method is PayPal, this field should not
be used since PayPal automatically set this field’s value to “Paid” upon
receiving the buyer’s payment.
The PaymentStatus value cannot be updated by DE and AT sellers
who are subject to the new eBay payment process, and an attempt to do so in a
ReviseCheckoutStatus call will result in a call error.
Note:
The introduction of the new eBay payment process for the entire German and
Austrian eBay marketplace has been delayed until further notice.
type: string constant in Trading_RCSPaymentStatusCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
salesTax
The sales tax amount for the order. This field should be used if sales tax
was applied to the order.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *salesTax
Discussion
The sales tax amount for the order. This field should be used if sales tax
was applied to the order.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
shippingAddress
For internal use.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AddressType *shippingAddress
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
shippingCost
The amount of money paid for shipping.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *shippingCost
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
shippingIncludedInTax
An indicator of whether shipping costs were included in the
taxable amount. .
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *shippingIncludedInTax
Discussion
An indicator of whether shipping costs were included in the
taxable amount. .
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
shippingInsuranceCost
The amount of money paid for shipping insurance.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *shippingInsuranceCost
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
shippingService
The shipping service selected by the buyer from among the shipping services
offered by the seller (such as UPS Ground). For a list of valid values, call
GeteBayDetails with DetailName set to ShippingServiceDetails. The
ShippingServiceDetails.ValidForSellingFlow flag must also be present.
Otherwise, that particular shipping service option is no longer valid and
cannot be offered to buyers through a listing.
Note: ReviseCheckoutStatus is not available for the Global Shipping program; specifying InternationalPriorityShipping as a value for this field will produce an error.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *shippingService
Discussion
The shipping service selected by the buyer from among the shipping services
offered by the seller (such as UPS Ground). For a list of valid values, call
GeteBayDetails with DetailName set to ShippingServiceDetails. The
ShippingServiceDetails.ValidForSellingFlow flag must also be present.
Otherwise, that particular shipping service option is no longer valid and
cannot be offered to buyers through a listing.
Note: ReviseCheckoutStatus is not available for the Global Shipping program; specifying InternationalPriorityShipping as a value for this field will produce an error.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Along with its corresponding ItemID, a
TransactionID is used and referenced during an order checkout flow and
after checkout has been completed. The ItemID/TransactionID pair can be
used as an input filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Along with its corresponding ItemID, a
TransactionID is used and referenced during an order checkout flow and
after checkout has been completed. The ItemID/TransactionID pair can be
used as an input filter for ReviseCheckoutStatus.
Unless an OrderLineItemID is used to identify a single line item order,
or the OrderID is used to identify a single or multiple line item
(Combined Payment) order, the ItemID/TransactionID pair must be
specified. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID
must be used. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are specified, the
ItemID/TransactionID pair is ignored if present in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ReviseCheckoutStatusRequestType.h


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public class Java2DFontMetrics
This is a FontMetrics to be used for AWT rendering. It instanciates a font, depening on family and style values. The java.awt.FontMetrics for this font is then created to be used for the actual measurement. Since layout is word by word and since it is expected that two subsequent words often share the same style, the Font and FontMetrics is buffered and only changed if needed.
Since FontState and FontInfo multiply all factors by size, we assume a "standard" font of FONT_SIZE.
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static int |
FONT_FACTOR
This factor multiplies the calculated values to scale to FOP internal measurements |
static int |
FONT_SIZE
Font size standard used for metric measurements |
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Java2DFontMetrics()
Constructs a new Font-metrics. |
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int |
getAscender(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Determines the font ascent of the Font described by this FontMetrics object |
int |
getCapHeight(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
The size of a capital letter measured from the font's baseline |
int |
getDescender(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Determines the font descent of the Font described by this FontMetrics object |
java.awt.Font |
getFont(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Returns a java.awt.Font instance for the desired family, style and size type. |
int |
getMaxAscent(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Determines the font's maximum ascent of the Font described by the current FontMetrics object |
int[] |
getWidths(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Return widths (in 1/1000ths of point size) of all characters |
int |
getXHeight(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Determines the typical font height of a small cap letter FontMetrics object |
boolean |
hasChar(java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size,
char c)
Indicates whether the font contains a particular character/glyph. |
int |
width(int i,
java.lang.String family,
int style,
int size)
Returns width (in 1/1000ths of point size) of character at code point i |
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public static final int FONT_SIZE
public static final int FONT_FACTOR
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public int getMaxAscent(java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
family
- font family (java name) to usestyle
- font style (java def.) to usesize
- font size
public int getAscender(java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
family
- font family (java name) to usestyle
- font style (java def.) to usesize
- font size
public int getCapHeight(java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
family
- font familystyle
- font stylesize
- font size
public int getDescender(java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
family
- font family (jave name) to usestyle
- font style (jave def.) to usesize
- font size
public int getXHeight(java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
family
- font family (jave name) to usestyle
- font style (jave def.) to usesize
- font size
public int width(int i, java.lang.String family, int style, int size)
i
- the character for which to get the widthfamily
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As you step outside the room after choosing your hat, you see three horses waiting patiently to be mounted. One of these exquisite animal's is a calico color of brown, black, and grey. The second equestrian beast is of a snowy white coloring with a black mane, tail, and lower legs. The third four-legged transportation miracle is pure black with a grey chest and diamond on its forehead.
You may make your choice:


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G L O W:
Our primary aim is to ensure a safe route can be seen in instances of low or no light.
We WILL save lives.
Grant taylor (TraxEyes inventor), Simon Pratt & Nick Farthing (Sustrans,), Councillor Mathew Dean (Cabinet Member for enviroment for Environment and Transport) and Dale Bostock (Southampton city council) at official opening of the Itchen Riverside Boardwalk
DON'T TELL US IT GLOWS. WE KNOW, IT GLOWS.
See for yourself
What we do:
Swansea County Council-Cycle paths
The city currently has around 50km of cycle and walking paths including two sections of the national cycle network. The unique TraxEyeTM system is being piloted by Swansea Council along a 4km section of the Clyne Valley cycleway. Rob Wachowski, Swansea Council's Cycling and Walking Officer, hopes the trial will lead to the new technology being used along other parts of the cycle network in Swansea. He said: "Cycling is becoming more popular as a mode of transport and also as a leisure past time. The Council's aim is to provide safe cycle networks throughout the city. The Traxeye system gives us the ability to provide a totally green and cost neutral lighting system along cycling and walking routes. It's a great idea that provides a really effective way of guiding walkers and cyclists along these paths during the darker hours." After visiting the site during the recent snow Rob also said: "The Traxeyes are installed and performing well with positive feedback from some local users. I’ve been up and down a few times recently and they are glowing through an inch of snow."
Broads Authority-Waterways
Steve Birtles, Head of Waterways Strategy and Safety "We have installed them on 1 of our moorings which is not lit and adjacent to a public house, they have been installed on the capping of the mooring so as to delineate the water’s edge hopefully to inform people where the edge of the mooring is. We have chosen this particular site as a few years ago we did have the unfortunate occurrence of a drowning from this mooring as someone returned to their boat from the public house at night. The Traxeyes are great and I am surprised at the level of 'glow' the give off they clearly do the job well, we have also had feedback from our users who think it is a great idea to install these and have commented how good product is. We intend to roll out the use of traxeyes to some of the more rural locations of our mooring network as part of general safety management."
English Heritage Trials TraxEyes-Pathways
English Heritage trials glowing circles as part of commitment to ramparts safety. As part of an ongoing safety programme at the Berwick-upon-Tweed Ramparts, English Heritage is trialling a series of TraxEye™ Marker Studs along the edge of The Starks section of the ramparts. The 50 TraxEye™ Marker Studs are due to be installed on Friday, 12 September and will serve to highlight the edge of the pathway on the top of the ramparts at night. Over the past two decades, there have been over 30 serious injuries relating to falls from the ramparts, including four fatalities. English Heritage takes these incidents very seriously and, in consultation with Berwick Borough Council and Northumberland County Council, will be seeking to introduce measures that do not compromise the magnificent setting but do ensure that the necessary safety precautions are in place. Rob Flower, English Heritage’s Head of Visitor Operations for the North East, said, “Over the past twenty years there have been four deaths related to night-time falls from the ramparts. In the face of those statistics and to try and prevent future accidents, it is vital that appropriate safety measures are put in place. We do not recommend that people walk along the ramparts in the dark but, for those that do, these markers may provide a valuable guide.” Self-illuminating, they absorb light during the day and then re-emit it at night as a strong afterglow. The circles measure 5cm in diameter and are just over half a centimetre high, ensuring that they are unobtrusive in the daytime. If this trial proves to be successful, additional TraxEyes may be fitted.
Contact
If you have any questions regarding our product or service, please contact us by phone or email
All UK & Ireland sales enquiries or product information please Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or contact
Grant Taylor on 07812 122 825
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For all other sales enquiries for Europe please call:+31 6 520 77 935
email:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>visit www.traxeye.nl Bart Schinkel
Managing Director
Newvisibility International BV
Van Pallandtstraat 6, 6881 MT Velp
P.O. BOX 134, 6880 AC Velp
The Netherlands
DIN 67510 Evaluation
The TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has been evaluated by the the German Institute for Standardization (Deutsches Institut für Normung e.V., or DIN) under their 67510 standard.
DIN 67510 Testing and Results
All measurements of the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System were taken in total darkness. It is important to understand this distinction when trying to compare an absolute DIN measurement with the apparent luminance perceived in low ambient lighting. These differences in scientific luminance vs. practical luminance are explained below. A TraxEyeTM photo luminescent disc was given an 8 minute exposure to a xenon source. The luminance value was then measured in millicandela per square meter (mcd/m2) and recorded against a time axis measured in minutes. The DIN 67510 results for the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System are as follows:
According to the DIN 67510 standard, a photo luminescence at or below .03 mcd/m2 is virtually undetectable to the human eye. For all intents and purposes, a photo luminescent pigment has stopped glowing at that minimal level. Extrapolation of the data suggests that the TraxEyeTM photo luminescent disc reaches 0.3 mcd/m2 at approximately 4000 minutes, or 66 hours.
Scientific Luminance
Scientifically speaking, the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will glow for approximately 2 days and 9 hours (a total of 66 hours) after only an 8 minute exposure to natural daylight. If this photo luminescent "return on investment" is broken down into percentages, we see that the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has a laboratory efficiency of approximately 50,000%
Practical Luminance
Testing in a multitude of real world lighting conditions from night time to a heavily shaded tree-lined walking trail at noon, has revealed a perceived glow time less than the DIN 67510 result but still excellent. The TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has an actual perceived, and therefore useful, glow cycle of about 720 minutes (12 hours) after only an 8 minute exposure to natural daylight. That is a practical efficiency of around 9,000%.
In other words, the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has stored enough energy to emit an easily perceived glow that will last throughout the night, including late evening and early mornings, after only 8 minutes in normal daylight. Therefore, any path or public area lined with the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will be clearly marked during these hours of darkness and can be safely traversed as long as the TraxEyeTM Marker Studs are not removed or obstructed by debris.
In conclusion, both scientific lab testing and practical field testing have confirmed that the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will glow brightly all night long after only 8 minutes in normal daylight. This unanimous result underscores the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System's popularity as the #1 "green" illumination solution on the market today.
DIN 67510 Evaluation
The TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has been evaluated by the the German Institute for Standardization (Deutsches Institut für Normung e.V., or DIN) under their 67510 standard.
DIN 67510 Testing and Results
All measurements of the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System were taken in total darkness. It is important to understand this distinction when trying to compare an absolute DIN measurement with the apparent luminance perceived in low ambient lighting. These differences in scientific luminance vs. practical luminance are explained below. A TraxEyeTM photo luminescent disc was given an 8 minute exposure to a xenon source. The luminance value was then measured in millicandela per square meter (mcd/m2) and recorded against a time axis measured in minutes. The DIN 67510 results for the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System are as follows:
According to the DIN 67510 standard, a photo luminescence at or below .03 mcd/m2 is virtually undetectable to the human eye. For all intents and purposes, a photo luminescent pigment has stopped glowing at that minimal level. Extrapolation of the data suggests that the TraxEyeTM photo luminescent disc reaches 0.3 mcd/m2 at approximately 4000 minutes, or 66 hours.
Scientific Luminance
Scientifically speaking, the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will glow for approximately 2 days and 9 hours (a total of 66 hours) after only an 8 minute exposure to natural daylight. If this photo luminescent "return on investment" is broken down into percentages, we see that the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has a laboratory efficiency of approximately 50,000%
Practical Luminance
Testing in a multitude of real world lighting conditions from night time to a heavily shaded tree-lined walking trail at noon, has revealed a perceived glow time less than the DIN 67510 result but still excellent. The TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has an actual perceived, and therefore useful, glow cycle of about 720 minutes (12 hours) after only an 8 minute exposure to natural daylight. That is a practical efficiency of around 9,000%.
In other words, the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System has stored enough energy to emit an easily perceived glow that will last throughout the night, including late evening and early mornings, after only 8 minutes in normal daylight. Therefore, any path or public area lined with the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will be clearly marked during these hours of darkness and can be safely traversed as long as the TraxEyeTM Marker Studs are not removed or obstructed by debris.
In conclusion, both scientific lab testing and practical field testing have confirmed that the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System will glow brightly all night long after only 8 minutes in normal daylight. This unanimous result underscores the TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System's popularity as the #1 "green" illumination solution on the market today.


Resource Investigators are extroverts who have a talent for networking. They are positive and enthusiastic people who like to explore new opportunities and investigate new developments.
Although they may not necessarily come up with new ideas themselves, they are skilled at picking up ideas from others.
Because of their outgoing personalities, Resource Investigators are good at making new business contacts and carrying out subsequent negotiations.
They are also talented at finding new ideas and opportunities and bringing these back to the team.


The task for this week was to create EGGBOT! The Eggbot is an art robot that can draw on spherical or egg-shaped products. The size of the sphere can vary from a ping pong all to a small grapefruit. (1.25~4.25 inches in diameter). The kit is based on the original design by Bruce Shapiro. We created two robots: 1) EggBot 2) B-Robot
The pen holder was too weak to change the latitude of the pen. Therefore, we couldn’t actually draw on the egg. Also, for the b-robot, the wheels didn't have a tire (or something to make the wheel studier), so it couldn't stand. We hope to succeed in drawing on the wooden egg (and the actual egg) and make the robot's legs work next year! :)


Elastic Load Balancing V1 HealthCheck
The HealthCheck
property configures health checks for the availability of your EC2 instances.
For more information, see
Configure Health Checks for Your Classic Load Balancer in the User Guide for Classic Load Balancers.
HealthCheck
is a property of the AWS::ElasticLoadBalancing::LoadBalancer resource.
Syntax
JSON
{ "HealthyThreshold" :
String
, "Interval" :String
, "Target" :String
, "Timeout" :String
, "UnhealthyThreshold" :String
}
YAML
HealthyThreshold:
String
Interval:String
Target:String
Timeout:String
UnhealthyThreshold:String
Properties
HealthyThreshold
-
Specifies the number of consecutive health probe successes required before moving the instance to the Healthy state.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Interval
-
Specifies the approximate interval, in seconds, between health checks of an individual instance. Valid values are
5
to300
. The default is30
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Target
-
Specifies the instance's protocol and port to check. The protocol can be TCP, HTTP, HTTPS, or SSL. The range of valid ports is 1 through 65535.
Required: Yes
Type: String
Note
For TCP and SSL, you specify a port pair. For example, you can specify
TCP:5000
orSSL:5000
. The health check attempts to open a TCP or SSL connection to the instance on the port that you specify. If the health check fails to connect within the configured timeout period, the instance is considered unhealthy.For HTTP or HTTPS, you specify a port and a path to ping (
). For example, you can specifyHTTP or HTTPS
:port
/PathToPing
HTTP:80/weather/us/wa/seattle
. In this case, an HTTP GET request is issued to the instance on the given port and path. If the health check receives any response other than200 OK
within the configured timeout period, the instance is considered unhealthy. The total length of the HTTP or HTTPS ping target cannot be more than 1024 16-bit Unicode characters. Timeout
-
Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, during which no response means a failed health probe. This value must be less than the value for
Interval
.Required: Yes
Type: String
UnhealthyThreshold
-
Specifies the number of consecutive health probe failures required before moving the instance to the Unhealthy state.
Required: Yes
Type: String


EXCLUSIVE: DeHaven on Jay-Z Feeling Like "It's Him or Me" During DeHaven's Trial
by Jessica ToddDeHaven opened up to VladTV about Kareem "Biggs" Burke being charged with conspiracy and getting a 5-year sentence after he sold Roc-A-Fella. DeHaven explained that once the feds have knowledge of what you're doing, you're done. He went on to speak about feeling like Jay-Z turned his back on him and explaining that Jay felt like it was a "him or me" situation when DeHaven was on trial in his federal case. To hear more, including DeHaven addressing getting a marijuana case after his federal case, hit the above clip.


Let's talk about: The Olympics (Match Sprint)
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Subscribe!Sprint: To race or move at full speed (Dictionary.com)
Given the above definition, it shouldn’t surprise you that the fastest cyclists in a match sprint reach speeds as high as 70 km/h. Watching the event may leave you confused - it looks like they are fighting to lose the race. The sprint shown below looks, at times, like a slow-cycling event:
What’s happening here is that being in second-place, right behind the leader, reduces drag (friction with the air) by quite a large amount - around 30%. Less drag means you cannot just race at full speed from the start. If you did, the cyclist in second-place would need to use less energy and can pull ahead in the final stretch to clinch first place. This adds another element to the race - the element of surprise. The leader has to constantly look behind to spot exactly when the other cyclist is going to “make his move”. Miss that moment, and your race may be done, like Chris Hoy learned here. Theo Bos, the winning cyclist, tried that again, but it didn’t work as well.
These reasons make for an interesting, if somewhat unusual, event with cyclists going as far as stopping their cycles on track (the cycles have no brakes) in an effort to get second-place!


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MALCOLM X A film review by David Gross Copyright 1992 David Gross
Spike Lee has moved decisively from the ranks of "promising up-and- coming filmmaker" to "great filmmaker" with his terrific three-and-a- half-hour epic retelling of the Malcolm X story. This film demanded a scope and a gestalt far beyond anything Lee had attempted before -- and Lee has responded by reaching new heights in respectfully translating this myth to the screen.
 Like a similar epic film, "Gandhi" (from which Lee almost certainly took some inspiration), "Malcolm X" had to be translated from an already powerful myth into a compelling film.
But a myth is more emotional than visual. To tell a myth with actors and film threatens to debase the spiritual, faith-like grandeur of the story and replace it with vulgar biography and journalism. Spike Lee's triumph (and his improvement over "Gandhi") is that he preserved both Malcolm the myth and Malcolm the man.
He has help from Denzel Washington, who plays Malcom X in the film. Washington plays a number of roles in the film -- Malcolm Little, drowning in the excesses of drugs and crime; Malcolm X, the upright disciple of Elijah Muhammad, converted in prison; and Malcolm, changed and enlightened after his pilgrimage to Mecca. Washington has the range to play all of these men within a man, and he shades the transitions between them with care. There are probably many academy awards in this film, but this actor has a lock on one.
What the critics and the press will be wagging their tongues about in the coming weeks will probably be Lee's Oliver Stone-like retelling of the assassination. The orthodox take on the killing is that Malcolm X was assassinated on the order of the Nation of Islam, a group which he had recently broken ties with and which was jealous of his influence and power. Spike Lee has included the U.S. government in the conspiracy -- a theory that is plausible, though it is a textbook violation of Occam's razor. All in all, this new theory constitutes an unnecessary distraction from the myth, and its inclusion was a temptation Lee should have fought.
Another point of interest is the cameo appearance by none other than Nelson Mandela (can you think of any other director with the international stature and respect it would take to get someone like Mandela to appear in their film?)
Also, the opening sequence, in which a burning American Flag alternates on the screen with scenes from the Rodney King beating will be seen by many as unnecessarily inflammatory. It is clearly Lee's attempt to make the case that the story of Malcolm X is current events -- not history -- and by this standard, the inclusion of the King beating footage is not only justified but necessary.
But the more important revelation about this film is that Spike Lee has clearly bought into the moderate line about Malcom X -- that his redemption as a hero came when he returned from his hajj filled with a new spirit of interracial brotherhood and respect, and conciliation with more moderate civil rights leaders.  The Malcolm that Lee sympathizes with is a Malcolm who has moved beyond this, demanding respect without lowering himself to racial hatred.
That this moderate version of the Malcolm X myth is the one that made it to the screen is the real news. In this video age, the Malcolm X myth fashioned by Spike Lee may well replace in importance the myth told to Alex Haley in THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X.
And, aside from the cinematic triumph of Spike Lee, it is this fact that will be the legacy of MALCOLM X the film.
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Athletes react to injuries with a wide range of emotions which may include denial, anger, sadness, and even depression. An injury often seems unfair to anyone who has been physically active and otherwise healthy. Although these feelings are real, it’s important to move beyond the negative and find more positive strategies to cope with this setback.
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Typing from my iPhone a quick pre-flight post. I’m currently on a
plane, departing soon towards Austin, Texas, for a week of panels,
networking and BBQ. If anyone who reads this is going to be at SXSW, @
me! I’m @hectorramos on Twitter and on Gowalla: http://www.gowalla.com/hramos


>From The Desk of Mr.Mustapha Salleh Manager National Bank of Dubai Abu Dhabi branch Dubai United Arab Emirate (U.A.E<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Dear, I am Mr. Mustapha Salleh Manager National Bank of Dubai Abu Dhabi branch, I have urgent and very confidential business proposition foryou. A British Oil consultant and contractor with the Kruger Gold Company, Mr. Raymond Beck made a numbered time (Fixed) Deposit for twelve calendar months, valued at US$25m (Twenty Five Million United States American Dollars). in my branch. Upon maturity,I sent a routine notification to his forwarding address but got no reply.After a month, we sent a reminder and finally we discovered from his contract employers, the Kruger Gold Company that Mr. Raymond Beck died in a plane crash along with his wife Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck died in a plan crash along with his wife in Egypt Air Flight 990,1999 air crash (for more information about this crash and person you can contact this website<http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/502503.stm> Since we got this information about his death and on further investigation, I found out that he died without making a WILL, and all attempts to trace his next of kin was fruitless. I therefore made further investigation and discovered that Mr. Raymond Beck did not declare any kin or relations in all his official documents, including his Bank Deposit paperwork in my Bank. This sum of US$25m (Twenty Five Million United States American Dollars).is still sitting in my Bank and the interest is being rolled over with the principal sum at the end of each year. No one will ever come forward to claim it. According to Laws of United Arab Emirates, at the expiration of 7 (seven) years, the money will revert to the ownership of the (U.A.E) Government if nobody applies to claim the fund. Consequently, my proposal is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand in as the next of kin to Mr. Raymond Beck so that the fruits of this old man's labor will not get into the hands of some corrupt government officials. This is simple, I will like you to provide immediately your full names and address so that the attorney will prepare the necessary documents and affidavits that will put you in place as the next of kin. We shall employ the services of an attorney for drafting and notarization of the WILL and to obtain the necessary documents and letter of probate/administration in your favor for the transfer. A bank account in any part of the world that you will provide will then facilitate the transfer of this money to you as the beneficiary/next of kin. The money will be paid into your account for us to share in the ratio of 60% for me and 40% for you. There is no risk at all as all the paper work for this transaction will be done by the attorney and my position as the Branch Manager guarantees the successful execution of this transaction. If you are interested, please reply immediately via the private email address above. Upon your response, I shall then provide you with more details and relevant documents that will help you understand the transaction. Please send me your confidential telephone and fax numbers for easy communication. Please observe utmost confidentiality, and rest assured that this transaction would be most profitable for both of us because I shall require your assistance to invest my share in your country. Awaiting your urgent reply. Regards. Mr.Mustapha salleh.


Makes transitions less jarring to the user.
Adds a bit of fun to your application
CSS isn't very easy to read or write
Triggering animations is based on adding or removing CSS classes. Often times we use pseudo-classes like :hover
for triggers
Animation states are defined differently based on whether you're defining a CSS transition or a CSS animation with keyframs
Angular animations are built on the standard web animations API.
You define them in the @Component
metadata, and they're built out of a set of composable functions (our favorite).
It's easy to define trigger states, different element states, and the transitions between them.
Inline styling for different element states
Keyframe animations
Auto-style calculation with an *
Easing functions and other timing features
Parallell animation groups to animate multiple properties or elements at once
Cancelling animations
trigger
Defines a trigger property that we will add to the elements that we want animated.
We take the trigger and add a binding to the element that looks like this: [@triggerName]="someState"
and then bind our states to it
Arguments:
name
animation
- Array of AnimationMetadata
objects that are created by using the rest of the animations DSL functionsstate
Declares one state, or set of style properties, for the element that will be animated
Defines the end state of the element. These styles are applied after the animation is finished running
The names of our states are the values that are bound to the trigger binding
Arguments:
stateNameExpr
- the string value we will use when binding to our triggerstyles
- An array of AnimationStyleMetadata
objects that are created using other DSL functionsstyle
Declares a the CSS styles for a given state using a key/value object
Animatable properties include many common sizing and layout properties, in addition to text properties and transforms to change the position or size of elements. Full list available here
Arugments:
tokens
- key/value set of property names to property values, or an array of key/value objectstransition
Transitions are expressed easily using the format stateOne => stateTwo
and can be bi-directional.
You can also transition to a "wildcard" state with * or when the element is out of the DOM with the "void" state
Two special aliases: void => *
code> is :enter
and * => void
is :leave
Can also pass in style
calls to the second argument to define styles that are applied during the animation, but do not stick around after the animation is done
Arguments:
stateChangeExpr
- string defining the two states that are being transitionedsteps
- AnimationMetadata
object or an array of them defining the animation or sequential animations to performanimate
Declares an animation step that will occur during a transition
Can apply styles during the animation that are not persisted at the end
Timing is defined in a string with this format: 'duration <optional delay> <optional easing function>'
Allows for built in easing functions like 'ease-in' or 'ease-out' as well as cubic-bezier
custom functions
Arguments:
timing
- string defining the timing of the animation and an optional easing function and an optional delaystyles?
- Optional styles to apply during the animation or keyframes to use. If this is not passed in, the syles of the destination state are usedkeyframes
Works a lot like CSS @keyframes
. Sets styles and an offset for when to apply those styles
Defined using the style
function, but with an extra offest
key to define what point in the animation to use those styles
Arguments:
steps
- array of AnimationStyleMetadata
objects defined with the style
functiongroup
Specifies a list of animation steps that are run in parallell instead of in sequence
Can consist of either a list of style
calls or animate
calls
Arguments:
steps
- List of AnimationMetadata
objects defined by calling style
or animate
Being able to query child elements of an element with a trigger on it to animate all the child elements
CSS Parser. Get the styles out of the component metadata to keep it clean. If you define a CSS class or an @keyframes sequence in the component's stylesheet, you can use it with an animation
Programmatic evaluation of properties using expr()
. (Not too many examples of this right now, but you should be able to use component properties, or even properties from a click event to dynamically calculate animation properties)
@Component({
animations: [
trigger('flyIn', [
transition('void => *', [
style({transform: 'translateX(-100%)'}),
animate('500ms')
]),
transition('* => void', animate('500ms', style({transform: 'translateX(-100%)'})))
])
]
})
@Component({
animations: [
trigger('expandToggle', [
state('collapsed', style({height: '125px'})),
state('expanded', style({height: '175px'})),
transition('collapsed <=> expanded', animate('250ms'))
])
]
})
private get expandedState(): string {
return this.expanded? 'expanded' : 'collapsed';
}
@Component({
animations: [
trigger('hoverTrigger', [
state('hovered', style({})),
transition('* => hovered', animate('250ms', keyframes([
style({transform: 'rotate(15deg)', offset: 0.25}),
style({transform: 'rotate(-15deg)', offset: 0.75}),
style({transform: 'rotate(0)', offset: 1})
])))
])
]
})
private addButtonHoverState: string;
onAddButtonHover() {
this.addButtonHoverState = 'hovered';
}
onAddButtonUnHovered() {
this.addButtonHoverState = '';
}
@Component({
animations: [
trigger('flyIn', [
transition('void => *', [
style({transform: 'translateX(-100%)', opacity: 0}),
group([
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What is lyf3?
Answer:
Quote from the journal of philosphical n00bz:
Wehn ur alive
QED.
WtF is this?
Answer:
Mon Site.
Why u do dis?
Answer:
To lear the htML(2+3) and the CsS(sqrt(3^2 + 1 - 1)) and the scripting in Java.
Can I contribute?
Answer:
Yes, please send all suggestions to:
1 Church Lane,Greater Bristlewood,
Carmarthenshire,
GB25 1FU


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WITNESS LIST
Government Efficiency & Reform Committee
April 8, 2013 - 2:00 PM or upon final adjourn./recess
For:
Kirk, Daniel (Self)
Kirk, Daniel (Self; Big Dog Group)
Rido, Nathaniel (Self; Southeast vocational alliance)
Against:
Hays, Shannon (Self)
Kirk, Ginger (Self)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
On:
Brown, David (Dir)
Hujar, Deborah (Department of Informations Resources)
For:
Davis, Kathy (Self; City of San Antonio, Animal Care Services)
Schneider, Cheryl (Williamson county regional animal shelter)
Smith, Abigail (City of Ausyin)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Casto, Larry (City of Dallas)
Coyle, Jeff (City of San Antonio)
Damianoff, Greg (City of Houston-Animal Control)
Grace, Cary (City of Austin)
Israelson, Mark (City of Plano)
Trimble, Robert "Skip" (Self; Texas humane legislation network)
Against:
Jackson, Charles (City of Houston -BARC)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Baggett, Donnis (Self; Texas Press Association)
Chadwick, Ashley (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas)
Moser, Jim (Self; Texas Press Association)
Schneider, Michael (Texas Association of Broadcasters)
Vane, Mark (Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP)
1
WITNESS LIST
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
For:
Williams, Paige (Texas Classroom Teachers Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Melina Raab, Ted (Texas AFT)
Sanderson, Josh (Association of TX Professional Educators)
For:
Lewis, Mary (Citibank, NA)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cox, David (Citibank, NA)
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
For:
Drake Adams, Christy (Texas Municipal League)
Ramsey, Judith (City of Houston)
Against:
Aleshire, Bill (Self)
Allen, Stacy (Self; Texas Association of Broadcasters)
Fuentes, Diana (Self; Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas)
Moser, Jim (Self; Texas Press Association)
Moser, Jim (Self; Texas Press Association)
On:
Dahill, John (Texas Conference of Urban Counties)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Brooks, David (Harris County Attorney)
Coyle, Jeff (City of San Antonio)
Against:
Baggett, Donnis (Self; Texas Press Association)
Chadwick, Ashley (Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas)
2
WITNESS LIST
On:
Chang, Yushan (City of Houston)
On:
Wilson, Douglas (Health and human services commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Sullivan, Michael (Self; Texans for Fiscal Responsibility)
On:
Stick, Jack (Health and human services commission)
On:
Levine, Ken (Sunset Commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Barber, Kathy (NFIB/Texas)
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
On:
Garcia, Joe (TX Dept Housing & Community Affairs, Manufactured Housing Division)
Garcia, Joe (TX Dept of Housing and Community Affairs - Manufactured Housing Division)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
Pendleton, DJ (Texas Manufactured Housing Association)
For:
Biles, Daniel (City of Corpus Christi)
Tagliabue, Tom (City of Corpus Christi)
On:
Fowler, Perry (Self; BAR Constructors,Boyer Construction, Bryan Construction, CSA
Construction, LEM Construction, Matous Construction, Pepper Lawson Waterworks)
Sledge, Brian (CDM Smith)
Sledge, Brian (CDM Smith)
3
WITNESS LIST
On:
Sledge, Brian (CDM Smith)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Vasquez, Michael (Texas Conference of Urban Counties)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Barber, Kathy (NFIB/Texas)
Mahoney, Annie (Texas Conservative Coalition)
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Go to the Credentials management page and choose "Add Credentials" and then select "Load Impact API Token" from the drop-down menu:
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Two-Way Binding
It is possible to two-way bind to the checked
property of the fn-switch component.
Disabled State
Switch can be in the disabled state, which prevents the user from interacting with it.
Switch used within Reactive Form
It is possible to use the fd-switch component within Angular Reactive Forms


XXX
Alien
It's not a secret, the introduction sequence of Alien, 8th passenger is remqrkable. Ridley Scott decided to spend 10minutes of the film wandering in a n empty spacecship
It's fitting perflectly the story as the story begins by a unanticipited wakeup. we just witness a few minutes before.
The sequence showcases the amsing production design, ron cobb, icons by Moebius. Even using tehnologies from the time of the filiming, this aestetics became timeless, known as retrofuturism.
The production was so thought and the fact that the director took the time to share and enjoy the art of the desighn team is wonderful.
3minutes in fact, it sounds short on paper
Back to the future
The cinematography is splendid, the type design of the credits is timeless, the long shots are mastered, it's zemekiss of course. He's not afraid of cuting the long takes when needed.
It's foreshadowing the plot, depicting the film's subject: time
and the scene ends with an explosion of 80s Power of love and skateboard.
Speed Racer
The Wachowskys proved their editing skills with Cloud of Atlas and even, Sense8, but Speed Racer is still their most flamboyant example. And especially the introduction. Alterning between a present scene where Speed is racing alone against his browser's ghost, figuratively because he left the house and litterally as a video game race ghost like. and flashbacks presenting Speed.
The -flawless- alternation is classic but the most vivify is the cresendo. The tension is building up and I'm just hooked until the last part. Though to follow up on this but the film is showing hidden ressources.
17 minutes non stop
Booksmart
I'm just a sucker for the line from X in the car, and the stupidely free dance moves after. The cameo of Y is the cherry on the cake.
Kung fu panda
I'm a geek for animation and I was in school when the film came out. One of my
I studied this animated introduction and try to copied it. It reminds me the work of Tarkakovski on Samurai Jack but with even more time and or budget. This balance between traditional 2d animation and computer particles and clothes animation has been rarely matched.
This intro just overcame the rest of the film, which is high quality but just another 3D animation style.
Reservoir Dogs
The Tip talk, a debate which stays with me until today. I don't tip and back then, when I watched the film, ai didn't even know what a tip was.
Mondaine talk with random people, starts like a down to earth movie until the opening fades into M. X bleeding and mouning in the backseat.
Just small details, the suits, M. Pink, the killing joke.
Edited every one of Quentin Tarantino's films until her death in 2010 Sally Menke
Then the cult opening of the men in black walking in the alley with a bad slow mo. The Tarantino openings aesthetic is already in place.
I'm hooked.
The Graduate
Tarantino has a lot of memorable opening scenes, the one from Jacky Brown is the same as the one from The Graduate (1967). Simon & Garfunkel's music, unzoom in plane and "one shot" on the trailing.
And the film ends with an incredible last shot, mixing hope, jubilation and meaninglessness, reprising the Sound of Silence. Others example of mirrored music
Arrival
Max Richter. The trivia is that it was a temp track but Johanson didn't get Villeneuve to replace it.
The end reflecting the beginning is an easy way to close a story but match smartly the idea behind the alien language.
Watchmen
Slow motion
Mixing the opening credits with a music is often a pleasure
and it's maybe the only original addition in this adaption to the comics
Apocalypse Now
The Door, This is the end for a opening sequence lol
Tron legacy
I love the soundtrack by Daft Punk
My favorite part of this film is everything outside the computer and mainly the beginning, the instalment of the story and what happens since the first episode.
Mr Right
This music is magic, and Sam Rockwell's dance moves tasty.
Fin


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Out-of-the-box, Juneau supports marshalling of Java beans with standard public getters and setters, public
fields, and fluent setters (e.g.
Several settings exist to allow you to customize how bean properties are handled by serializers and parsers:
Settings and equivalent annotations are also available to control which properties are marshalled and how they are ordered.
It's common to use the {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#properties @Bean(properties|p)} annotation to force the ordering of properties during marshalling. IBM JVMs keep the ordering of fields and methods in the compiled bytecode, but Oracle JVMs do not and return fields/methods in random order. The {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#properties @Bean(properties|p)} annotation was added to help with this limitation.
Another option to force ordering of properties is to use {@del oaj.BeanContext#BEAN_sortProperties} or {@link oaj.annotation.Bean#sort @Bean(sort)}.


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--- layout: post title: "Free Downloadable Feminine Computer Science poster" date: 2019-11-22 18:04:42 -0700 description: "Feminine Computer Science Poster" subtitle: Steminist Poster background: '/downloads/feminine_cs_poster.png' categories: Technology ---
This poster was inspired by the many strong female leaders in technology who are paving the way for me and others. The women breaking the glass ceilings and who proudly say #ILookLikeAnEngineer. The people fighting to make technology a safe and inclusive place for everyone, women included. I hope this will hang proudly on your office wall, or even as decoration in your daughters room. Let every girl know that she is smart enough, and capable of being whatever she wants to be, including a computer scientist. And that she is not alone.
-JoCee


“Alaṅkatā suvasanā,
māladhārī vibhūsitā;
Alattakakatāpādā,
pādukāruyha vesikā.
Adorned with jewelry and all dressed up,
with her garland and her makeup on,
and her feet so brightly rouged:
the courtesan was wearing sandals.
Pādukā oruhitvāna,
purato pañjalīkatā;
Sā maṁ saṇhena mudunā,
mhitapubbaṁ abhāsatha.
Stepping off her sandals in front of me,
her palms joined in greeting,
smiling, she spoke to me
so softly and so sweet:
Yuvāsi tvaṁ pabbajito,
tiṭṭhāhi mama sāsane;
Bhuñja mānusake kāme,
ahaṁ vittaṁ dadāmi te;
Saccaṁ te paṭijānāmi,
aggiṁ vā te harāmahaṁ.
“You’re too young to go forth—
come, stay in my teaching!
Enjoy human sensual pleasures,
I’ll give you riches.
I promise this is the truth—
I swear it by the Sacred Flame.
Yadā jiṇṇā bhavissāma,
ubho daṇḍaparāyanā;
Ubhopi pabbajissāma,
ubhayattha kaṭaggaho.
And when we’ve grown old together,
both of us leaning on staffs,
we shall both go forth,
and win on both counts.”
Tañca disvāna yācantiṁ,
vesikaṁ pañjalīkataṁ;
Alaṅkataṁ suvasanaṁ,
maccupāsaṁva oḍḍitaṁ.
I saw the courtesan seducing me,
her palms joined in greeting,
adorned with jewelry and all dressed up,
like a snare of death laid down.
Tato me manasīkāro,
…
pe…
nibbidā samatiṭṭhatha.
Then the realization
came upon me—
the danger became clear
and I grew firmly disillusioned.
Tato cittaṁ vimucci me,
…
pe…
kataṁ buddhassa sāsanan”ti.
… Sundarasamuddo thero ….
Then my mind was freed—
see the excellence of the Dhamma!
I’ve attained the three knowledges,
and fulfilled the Buddha’s instructions.


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