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mrlynch05-Jun-19 02:40 PM
even if it's untouched move the funds
Caglio05-Jun-19 02:40 PM
Yeah
Anyway, an advice
is it safer to put it in that chameleon mobile wallet
or binance ?
mrlynch05-Jun-19 02:41 PM
once a mobile wallet the other is a cex - it's your decision which one to use
which one you trust more
personally i don't hold large amounts on either
Caglio05-Jun-19 02:43 PM
Is chain thing paying interest?
If not, I guess I would rather put it on binance :/
mrlynch05-Jun-19 02:43 PM
i don't know.. i think so
Caglio05-Jun-19 02:44 PM
thank you for your help
Caglio05-Jun-19 02:52 PM
hm binance closed wallet
for deposit and withdraw
PeterAu05-Jun-19 02:52 PM
@Caglio , ,, Cryptos were not designed to earn interest and binance was hacked ... ... For now, move them somewhere and move them again (i.e.: don't leave them on binance & chain).. .. Cold storage or Paper Wallet ... ....!!(edited)
Caglio05-Jun-19 02:52 PM
@PeterAu I was just about to do that
But seems like I cannot do anything
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Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 02:59 PM
Are wallet.dat files corrupted by this thing? If I load up Verus Agama, and use that to create a new address in the same old wallet.dat file...is that no good?
Sdunbar05-Jun-19 02:59 PM
prob closed wallet to prevent the dumpening i guess?
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:00 PM
@Potato Guy 9000 assume everything that came in contact with Agama compromised
Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 03:00 PM
well shit.
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:00 PM
if you're using lite mode just generate a new seed in another wallet
Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 03:00 PM
I just filled out the damn form with the address I made that way
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:01 PM
if you're using native .. rename wallet.dat
Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 03:01 PM
otherwise I'd have to wait for the whole chain to sync, lite mode wasn't working
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:01 PM
can you not edit?
you don't need to wait for chain to sync if it's already sync-ed
Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 03:01 PM
I wouldn't know how to get back to it to edit it;
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:01 PM
close native wallet .. rename wallet.dat ... start safe wallet
ok...so If I fill out the form again, is that an edit?
lol
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:05 PM
oh shit... no(edited)
Potato Guy 900005-Jun-19 03:05 PM
otherwise they're just getting two forms from Spuddyminer and they'll hate me and not give me back any KMD
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:05 PM
dm SHossain with the details
he'll pick it up when he returns
Cye_BigDaddy05-Jun-19 03:13 PM
Roll back incoming?
boxalex05-Jun-19 03:13 PM
Meanwhile, Binance: Wallet Maintenance, Deposit and Withdrawal Suspended for KMD.
 I just let others know that it's no more an option right now.(edited)
Caglio05-Jun-19 03:28 PM
@boxalex I also deposited them today
Cannot move them out now ( :
Goddamn it ( :
PHBA206105-Jun-19 03:32 PM
huobi deposit is open
LocoMB05-Jun-19 03:32 PM
hmmm ... can we have a channel at some time where we all can vent hate and anger against node.js and all these shitty hipster pseudo-languages?
as in .. I always hated javascript, see how right I was?
Cryptoon05-Jun-19 03:33 PM
@Cye_BigDaddy no
wl05-Jun-19 03:36 PM
can I login the verus wallet with the old seed to send other coins ?(edited)
PTYX05-Jun-19 03:37 PM
yes
wl05-Jun-19 03:45 PM
this is so stressful, I'm at work and have to deal with this...
n6405-Jun-19 03:47 PM
@wl web wallet is the easiest way to move the coins imo
you can follow the instructions and run yourself but it’s back to square 1
SpraY05-Jun-19 03:53 PM
wow that james jl777 guy really had it hard(edited)
he said he hasn't slept for +30 hours
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:53 PM
most of the tean hasn't
SpraY05-Jun-19 03:54 PM
well, i managed to move the little KMD i had to another address
i hope there won't be a rollback, i don't wanna go through all this work all over again
Sherdogz05-Jun-19 03:57 PM
@mrlynch is it possible to import safe seed in to agama mobilw wallet?
PTYX05-Jun-19 03:58 PM
@Sherdogz use chameleon pay wallet to import your seed on mobile, and send funds to another address
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CryptoJesus05-Jun-19 03:59 PM
Why do i get connection error try switching to another sever
mrlynch05-Jun-19 03:59 PM
no.. agama mobile is not safe
Sherdogz05-Jun-19 04:00 PM
@PTYXYes I've moved all my funds but was wondering if i can use a newly generated address with the agama wallet? Or is it the Agama wallet that's compromised?
mrlynch05-Jun-19 04:00 PM
@CryptoJesus spv servers over loaded
it's agama
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CryptoJesus05-Jun-19 04:00 PM
@mrlynch what do i do then? How do i move my funds
mrlynch05-Jun-19 04:01 PM
use chameleon pay wallet to import your seed on mobile, and send funds to another address
CryptoJesus05-Jun-19 04:02 PM
Does it have the coins agama have?
Sherdogz05-Jun-19 04:03 PM
Thanks its clear now so you could import a never touched agama seed safely in chameleon?
PTYX05-Jun-19 04:06 PM
The Chameleon Pay team has checked the code and didn't find the affected package. Therefore, it's safe to use. However, it being a mobile wallet I recommend using it as a spend wallet. Don't keep your life savings in it.
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P105-Jun-19 04:08 PM
sent KMD to Verus lite on the Agama, now i'm safe? i have just to wait ro recieve it on Verus Lite agama and then i delete the old one?
confirmations are slow
starfleet05-Jun-19 04:13 PM
So is it ok to use the Verus Wallet Agama to generate a new seed?
Ok, because it looks quite same
OK, well just to ask, is it still at risk if I leave the KMD on the addresses that have not been secured by the komodo team so far?
Ok
P105-Jun-19 04:19 PM
ok, but i've sent them to the VRSC lite address, i will recieve them as VerusCoin?
starfleet05-Jun-19 04:20 PM
@Deleted User Can I use the old (maybe corrupted) seed with the Verus Agama wallet?
FishyGuts05-Jun-19 04:24 PM
Can I say just for a second that this sucks... I feel awful for @pbca26 and the rest of the team.
I wish you all positive mental health and a laser like focus to fix the issue. Do not get concerned with self doubt or fear. These things happen and it's how they are dealt with that determine the outcomes. Remember to take breaks for yourself when you can... without energy and rest, the mind can't focus.
If you're a person of science, remember, Earth was once hit by a planteoid so large, that the rock ceased to exist.... until it fixed the problem and became the amazing thing it is today.
If you're a person of religion, remember, everything happens for a reason.
Battles and challenges provide us with the wealth of knowledge and learning opportunities we can't test for.
Thank you for your efforts team KMD.
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ohweoh05-Jun-19 04:24 PM
Is there a wallet available where i dont have to download the entire blockchain ie oceanqt?
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Security Alert
The Agama wallet libraries have been compromised. While this doesn’t affect pirate and the issue doesn’t appear to affect Pirate, we still suggest anyone who created a Private Key and seedphrase in Agama to move funds immediately. https...
To be clear, this is not a Komodo issue or a Pirate issue, it is an Agama wallet dependency issue.
With that said, we are asking ALL pirate users to move funds, EVEN if you used Agama ONCE in 2019.
There is no way to know yet if the exploit can be used to access native coins, but this is a case of better safe than sorry.
Please contact our devs in #wallet-support for help if needed.
@ohweoh - You can use the Verus Agama wallet linked in my tweet above or on their main website.(edited)
ohweoh05-Jun-19 04:26 PM
thx fishy
P105-Jun-19 04:26 PM
on kdmexplorer.io now i see the new address where i've sent my KMD has rieceved them but in the Verus Agama i will see them as VerusCoin in the VSCR Lite? (i generated a VRSC Lite addreess like it says in the guide)
starfleet05-Jun-19 04:28 PM
@Deleted User Fully understood. Just worried and want to confirm
nael5505-Jun-19 04:28 PM
is there a working explorer that shows balances for all asset chains?
starfleet05-Jun-19 04:29 PM
Can I use Verus Wallet to ONLY create a valid WIF?


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[dscrdvrsc] <house> @ver_User nno ... nothing extra with the upgrade
Seems that if you divide the verus between say 7 addresses ... minimum 1500 each address ... up to about 3000 ... you get more blocks
[dscrdvrsc] <house> least that works for me
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> ah ok
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> minimum 1500? I have been reading that maximum 700-1000 is a good strategy for transaction sizes? how large are the transactions in your addresses?
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> @house
[dscrdvrsc] <house> they vary
[dscrdvrsc] <house> 6 blocks is not uncommon (per day)
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> ok, yeah I have a range too, just having vagely read some advice about maximum transactions sizes when I move them I try to keep them at 700
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> I'll try different addresses but not sure if that will just add time costs - having to shield from multiple addresses will be a pain (until I set up auto staking)
[dscrdvrsc] <house> actually, its not so bad
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <stretcher83> All you do to update agama is, first make a backup of your wallet.dat file, located at %appdata% folder on windows, the roaming folder contains the komodo folder, in there you go to vrsc folder and in there you will find your wallet.dat file, just make a backup copy of it, keep it safe,
After that, close the %appdata% folder and go to your agama wallet and stop mining and close the wallet,completely.
Then go to veruscoin.io website and download the newest version of the wallet, for gui its 0,3,12, when its finished downloading, extract it to a folder called agama 0,3,12 that you can create and place where ever you like, i chose my desktop,once its extracted you go to your antivirus and add an exemption for the new agama 0,3,12 folder you just created ,
Now you should be ok to start the new agama 0,3,12 wallet, no need to click activate coin, just the usual in the native mode box , choose vrsc and it should start to sync back up to the block chain and your block or blocks should show up @Eightynine
(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> yeah this bloody exclusion... I had to restart my computer after it was "disinfected"
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> I decided to remove komodo folder too and start fresh as I wasn't sure how much as been changed - waiting for sync is a pain though, ooops
[dscrdvrsc] <house> Note: I accidently updated with the new version over the top of the old version (on one computer) and everything went fine
[dscrdvrsc] <ver_User> yeah I was being cautious due to previously not updating correctly to 311
[dscrdvrsc] <stretcher83> To be honest i keep hearing the only file you need to back up is the wallet.dat file, but i also tend to air on the side of caution, i backup both the agama folder and the komodo folder thats in %appdata% folder, i dont move them or change them in any way , and iv had no problems updating before,
[dscrdvrsc] <stretcher83> I do understand backing up the whole 2 folders i mentioned is a little over kill and growing in mb size every week, but it makes me feel better some how
[dscrdvrsc] <stretcher83> Forgot to mention , i also delete the remaining old agama 0,3,11 folder from my desktop so i dont get confused and start that one by mistake , just keep the newest agama 0,3,12 folder on your desktop or place of choice


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charT |
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A copy constructible type that represents the locale used by
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Implementation defined |
A bitmask type representing a particular character classification.
Multiple values of this type can be bitwise-or'ed together to
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X::size_type |
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Returns a character such that for any character d that is to
be considered equivalent to c then v.translate(c) |
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X::char_type |
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then v.translate_nocase(c) |
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v.transform(F1, F2) |
X::string_type |
Returns a sort key for the character sequence designated by the
iterator range [F1, F2) such that if the character sequence [G1,
G2) sorts before the character sequence [H1, H2) then v.transform(G1,
G2) < v.transform(H1, H2). |
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v.transform_primary(F1, F2) |
X::string_type |
Returns a sort key for the character sequence designated by the
iterator range [F1, F2) such that if the character sequence [G1,
G2) sorts before the character sequence [H1, H2) when character
case is not considered then v.transform_primary(G1, G2) <
v.transform_primary(H1, H2). |
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v.lookup_classname(F1, F2) |
X::char_class_type |
Converts the character sequence designated by the iterator range
[F1,F2) into a bitmask type that can subsequently be passed to
isctype. Values returned from lookup_classname can be safely
bitwise or'ed together. Returns 0 if the character sequence is
not the name of a character class recognized by X. The value
returned shall be independent of the case of the characters in
the sequence. |
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v.lookup_collatename(F1, F2) |
X::string_type |
Returns a sequence of characters that represents the collating
element consisting of the character sequence designated by the
iterator range [F1, F2). Returns an empty string if the character
sequence is not a valid collating element. |
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The following additional requirements are strictly optional, however in
order for basic_regex
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An unspecified type. |
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Returns a symbolic value of type regex_constants::syntax_type
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expression grammar. |
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regex_constants::escape_syntax_type |
Returns a symbolic value of type regex_constants::escape_syntax_type,
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expression grammar, when c has been preceded by an escape character.
Precondition: if b is the character preceding c in the expression
being parsed then: |
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v.translate(c, b) |
X::char_type |
Returns a character d such that: for any character d that is
to be considered equivalent to c then |
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v.toi(I1, I2, i) |
An integer type capable of holding either a charT or an int. |
Behaves as follows: if |
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v.error_string(I) |
std::string |
Returns a human readable error string for the error condition
i, where i is one of the values enumerated by type regex_constants::error_type.
If the value I is not recognized then returns
the string "Unknown error" or a localized equivalent. |
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v.tolower(c) |
X::char_type |
Converts c to lower case, used for Perl-style \l and \L formating
operations. |
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v.toupper(c) |
X::char_type |
Converts c to upper case, used for Perl-style \u and \U formating
operations. |


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CUTTING SOME SLACK FOR FIRST
MONDAY
By Michael Asimow
The United States Supreme Court
resolves a huge number of fundamental social and political issues,
problems that are resolved in political venues in every other
country. Bush v. Gore was only the most conspicuous and recent
example of the centrality of the Court in our political life.
Yet, the Court functions behind a veil of obscurity, its oral
arguments off limits to television and the conferences of the
justices shrouded in total secrecy. The bland legalese of the
Court's written opinions masks the often nakedly political calculations
of the justices and the horse-trading for votes that produced
a grant of cert and a majority opinion. Except to the cognoscenti,
the role of the justices' law clerks is totally unknown. Thus,
when popular culture tries to demystify the Supreme Court and
explain its workings to the general public, critics should welcome
the effort.
That's why I'm trying to put
a favorable face on the premiere of First Monday, despite
the fact that just about everybody in the media and the legal
community has trashed it. The fact is that, despite its immense
importance, the inner workings of the Supreme Court are really
boring to everybody except legal geeks.
The politics and personalities
of the executive branch make for riveting drama on The
West Wing and in numerous movies, most recently The
Contender (2000). Particular Supreme Court cases viewed from
the outside can make great drama--witness People
v. Larry Flynt (1996), Amistad
(1997), Gideon's Trumpet (1980), or the Emmy-winning episode
of The Practice in which the firm tried frantically to
secure a last-minute stay of execution for a condemned man. But
it's really difficult to make stories about the internal workings
of the Supreme Court entertaining to a mass audience. Previous
movies about the Court, such as First Monday in October
(1981) and The Pelican Brief (1993), were real duds. So
let's give some credit to First Monday for attempting
the perhaps impossible.
Others will, no doubt, demolish
the easy targets. A lot of First Monday was downright
silly (such as the judges joining hands and vowing to "make
history" like a high school football team getting psyched
up for the big game).  The issues about asylum for refugees
are profoundly important and deserve serious treatment rather
than mockery. Clerks definitely do not date the lawyers, at least
not while the lawyer's case is pending before the Court. And
so forth and so on.
But I confess that I liked
parts of the show. Looking past the nonsense, the central part
of the drama was pretty good. It concerned the efforts to stay
the execution of a retarded prisoner in Florida who had been
convicted of a murder occurring when he was 16 years old. The
prisoner was struck by lightning while being negligently exercised
by prison guards during a thunderstorm. He argued that being
subjected to death by electrocution twice was cruel and unusual
punishment.
Maybe this is a frivolous contention,
but that's what lawyers for condemned prisoners often are reduced
to. In any event, it's not so frivolous. See Louisiana ex rel
Francis v. Resweber, 329 U.S. 459 (1947), in which four justices
thought that it was cruel and unusual to execute a prisoner after
the electric chair had malfunctioned in the first attempt to
execute him. Much more fundamental, of course, is the issue of
whether the death penalty can and should be applied to offenses
committed by juveniles. Finally, at the last possible moment,
the clerks found evidence in the record that the killing had
been accidental rather than deliberate, an issue that had been
overlooked by everybody from the trial on up. Considering the
abysmal level of legal representation in capital cases in the
South, this sort of thing is all too common.
The premiere of First Monday
dramatized some serious issues about the death penalty, about
last-minute legal maneuvering by counsel to stop executions,
and the ways that politically divided judges and justices grapple
with this sort of crisis. Bringing these issues before the public
is a valuable service, and I, for one, am willing to cut First
Monday some slack if it is prepared to dramatize issues like
this on a regular basis. It's light years better than the pathetic
rubbish about judges presented every day on Judge Judy and her
all-too-numerous clones.
I liked the frantic efforts
to secure a stay of execution and the poignancy of the show's
dramatic conclusion in which it was impossible to contact the
prison to stop the execution because its phone system had gone
down in the rain. I liked the politicking that surrounded the
denial of cert because the Chief Justice was able to turn around
the fourth vote for granting cert by threatening to embarrass
one of the justices by what he had once written in a law review
article. I liked the way Justice Novelli was forced to grapple
with a highly contentious stay of execution during his first
day on the job and the way he and his clerks rose to the occasion.
I liked the way First Monday depicted the efforts of the
law clerks to force the death penalty issues onto the agenda
of the justices (and the way other clerks worked to keep the
issue off the agenda). I liked the way the various justices maneuvered
to draw Novelli into their camps. And I especially liked that
the justices were portrayed as ordinary human beings, warts and
all. OK, some of them seemed like buffoons--but at least they
weren't presented as godlike creatures in black robes who lack
personalities and personal lives.
Most of what the Supreme Court
does is pretty boring, but stays of execution or major political
cases like Bush v. Gore or Roe v. Wade are anything but boring.
The Court deals with such monster clashes of values as abortion,
the right to die, hate speech, endangered species, and on and
on. Its pivotal role in our democracy and the highly political
way it decides cases are widely misunderstood. So let's give
one cheer to a team of producers, writers and directors who are
prepared to dig out some marketable drama in the Supreme Court
and bring it into our living rooms.
Chat rooms:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/first_monday/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/firstmondaytv/
Posted January 18, 2002
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Rail services suspended between Sandymount and Lansdowne after vehicle damages barriers
The incident happened on Serpentine Avenue.
by Sean MurrayIRISH RAIL HAS said services were suspended between Sandymount and Lansdowne in Dublin for a period this morning, after damage was caused to a barrier at a level crossing.
In a video released by Irish Rail, it shows a vehicle stopped at the level crossing before it’s driven through, damaging the barrier.
The incident happened at Serpentine Avenue in Dublin 4.
The company said Dublin Bus were honouring rail tickets while the service was still suspended.


DB¶
Read Oracle documentation for better understanding.
DB Methods¶
-
DB
(dbEnv=None, flags=0)¶ Constructor. More info…
-
append
(data, txn=None)¶ A convenient version of put() that can be used for Recno or Queue databases. The DB_APPEND flag is automatically used, and the record number is returned. More info…
-
associate
(secondaryDB, callback, flags=0, txn=None)¶ Used to associate secondaryDB to act as a secondary index for this (primary) database. The callback parameter should be a reference to a Python callable object that will construct and return the secondary key or DB_DONOTINDEX if the item should not be indexed. The parameters the callback will receive are the primaryKey and primaryData values. More info…
-
close
(flags=0)¶ Flushes cached data and closes the database. More info…
-
compact(start=None, stop=None, flags=0,
-
compact_fillpercent=0, compact_pages=0, compact_timeout=0)
Compacts Btree and Recno access method databases, and optionally returns unused Btree, Hash or Recno database pages to the underlying filesystem.
The method returns the number of pages returned to the filesystem. More info…
-
consume
(txn=None, flags=0)¶ For a database with the Queue access method, returns the record number and data from the first available record and deletes it from the queue. More info…
-
consume_wait
(txn=None, flags=0)¶ For a database with the Queue access method, returns the record number and data from the first available record and deletes it from the queue. If the Queue database is empty, the thread of control will wait until there is data in the queue before returning. More info…
-
cursor
(txn=None, flags=0)¶ Create a cursor on the DB and returns a DBCursor object. If a transaction is passed then the cursor can only be used within that transaction and you must be sure to close the cursor before commiting the transaction. More info…
-
delete
(key, txn=None, flags=0)¶ Removes a key/data pair from the database. More info…
-
exists
(key, txn=None, flags=0)¶ Test if a key exists in the database. Returns True or False. More info…
-
fd
()¶ Returns a file descriptor for the database. More info…
-
get
(key, default=None, txn=None, flags=0, dlen=-1, doff=-1)¶ Returns the data object associated with key. If key is an integer then the DB_SET_RECNO flag is automatically set for BTree databases and the actual key and the data value are returned as a tuple. If default is given then it is returned if the key is not found in the database. Partial records can be read using dlen and doff, however be sure to not read beyond the end of the actual data or you may get garbage. More info…
-
pget
(key, default=None, txn=None, flags=0, dlen=-1, doff=-1)¶ This method is available only on secondary databases. It will return the primary key, given the secondary one, and associated data. More info…
-
get_transactional
()¶ Returns True if the database is transactional. False if not. More info…
-
get_priority
()¶ Returns the cache priority for pages referenced by the DB handle. This priority value is set using the DB->set_priority() method. More info…
-
set_priority
(priority)¶ Set the cache priority for pages referenced by the DB handle.
The priority of a page biases the replacement algorithm to be more or less likely to discard a page when space is needed in the buffer pool. The bias is temporary, and pages will eventually be discarded if they are not referenced again. The DB->set_priority() method is only advisory, and does not guarantee pages will be treated in a specific way.
The value provided must be symbolic. Check the Oracle documentation.
-
get_dbname
()¶ Returns a tuple with the filename and the database name. If there is no database name, the value returned will be None. More info…
-
get_open_flags
()¶ Returns the current open method flags. That is, this method returns the flags that were specified when DB->open() was called. More info…
-
set_private
(object)¶ Link an object to the DB object. This allows to pass around an arbitrary object. For instance, for callback context.
-
get_private
()¶ Give the object linked to the DB.
-
get_both
(key, data, txn=None, flags=0)¶ A convenient version of get() that automatically sets the DB_GET_BOTH flag, and which will be successful only if both the key and data value are found in the database. (Can be used to verify the presence of a record in the database when duplicate keys are allowed.) More info…
-
get_byteswapped
()¶ May be used to determine if the database was created on a machine with the same endianess as the current machine. More info…
-
get_size
(key, txn=None)¶ Return the size of the data object associated with key.
-
get_type
()¶ Return the database’s access method type. More info…
-
join
(cursorList, flags=0)¶ Create and return a specialized cursor for use in performing joins on secondary indices. More info…
-
key_range
(key, txn=None, flags=0)¶ Returns an estimate of the proportion of keys that are less than, equal to and greater than the specified key. More info…
-
open
(filename, dbname=None, dbtype=DB_UNKNOWN, flags=0, mode=0660, txn=None)¶ Opens the database named dbname in the file named filename. The dbname argument is optional and allows applications to have multiple logical databases in a single physical file. It is an error to attempt to open a second database in a file that was not initially created using a database name. In-memory databases never intended to be shared or preserved on disk may be created by setting both the filename and dbname arguments to None. More info…
-
put
(key, data, txn=None, flags=0, dlen=-1, doff=-1)¶ Stores the key/data pair in the database. If the DB_APPEND flag is used and the database is using the Recno or Queue access method then the record number allocated to the data is returned. Partial data objects can be written using dlen and doff. More info…
-
remove
(filename, dbname=None, flags=0)¶ Remove a database. More info…
-
rename
(filename, dbname, newname, flags=0)¶ Rename a database. More info…
-
set_encrypt
(passwd, flags=0)¶ Set the password used by the Berkeley DB library to perform encryption and decryption. Because databases opened within Berkeley DB environments use the password specified to the environment, it is an error to attempt to set a password in a database created within an environment. More info…
-
get_encrypt_flags
()¶ Returns the encryption flags. More info…
-
set_bt_compare
(compareFunc)¶ Set the B-Tree database comparison function. This can only be called once before the database has been opened. compareFunc takes two arguments: (left key string, right key string) It must return a -1, 0, 1 integer similar to cmp. You can shoot your database in the foot, beware! Read the Berkeley DB docs for the full details of how the comparison function MUST behave. More info…
-
get_bt_minkey
()¶ Returns the minimum number of key/data pairs intended to be stored on any single Btree leaf page. This value can be set using the DB->set_bt_minkey() method. More info…
-
set_bt_minkey
(minKeys)¶ Set the minimum number of keys that will be stored on any single BTree page. More info…
-
set_cachesize
(gbytes, bytes, ncache=0)¶ Set the size of the database’s shared memory buffer pool. More info…
-
get_cachesize
()¶ Returns a tuple with the current size and composition of the cache. More info…
-
set_dup_compare
(compareFunc)¶ Set the duplicate data item comparison function. This can only be called once before the database has been opened. compareFunc takes two arguments: (left key string, right key string) It must return a -1, 0, 1 integer similar to cmp. You can shoot your database in the foot, beware! Read the Berkeley DB docs for the full details of how the comparison function MUST behave. More info…
-
set_get_returns_none
(flag)¶ Controls what get and related methods do when a key is not found.
See the DBEnv set_get_returns_none documentation.
The previous setting is returned.
-
get_flags
()¶ Returns the current database flags as set by the DB->set_flags() method. More info…
-
set_flags
(flags)¶ Set additional flags on the database before opening. More info…
-
get_h_ffactor
()¶ Returns the hash table density as set by the DB->set_h_ffactor() method. More info…
-
set_h_ffactor
(ffactor)¶ Set the desired density within the hash table. More info…
-
get_h_nelem
()¶ Returns the estimate of the final size of the hash table as set by the DB->set_h_nelem() method. More info…
-
set_h_nelem
(nelem)¶ Set an estimate of the final size of the hash table.  This value is set using the DB->set_lorder() method. More info…
-
set_lorder
(lorder)¶ Set the byte order for integers in the stored database metadata. More info…
-
get_pagesize
()¶ Returns the database’s current page size, as set by the DB->set_pagesize() method. More info…
-
set_pagesize
(pagesize)¶ Set the size of the pages used to hold items in the database, in bytes. More info…
-
get_re_delim
()¶ Returns the delimiting byte, which is used to mark the end of a record in the backing source file for the Recno access method. The return value will be a numeric byte value. More info…
-
set_re_delim
(delim)¶ Set the delimiting byte used to mark the end of a record in the backing source file for the Recno access method. You can specify a char or a numeric byte value. More info…
-
get_re_len
()¶ Returns the length of the records held in a Queue access method database. This value can be set using the DB->set_re_len() method. More info…
-
set_re_len
(length)¶ For the Queue access method, specify that the records are of length length. For the Recno access method, specify that the records are fixed-length, not byte delimited, and are of length length. More info…
-
get_re_pad
()¶ Returns the pad character used for short, fixed-length records used by the Queue and Recno access methods. The method returns a byte value. More info…
-
set_re_pad
(pad)¶ Set the padding character for short, fixed-length records for the Queue and Recno access methods. You can specify a char or a numeric byte value. More info…
-
get_re_source
()¶ Returns the source file used by the Recno access method. This file is configured for the Recno access method using the DB->set_re_source() method. More info…
-
set_re_source
(source)¶ Set the underlying source file for the Recno access method. More info…
-
get_q_extentsize
()¶ Returns the number of pages in an extent. This value is used only for Queue databases and is set using the DB->set_q_extentsize() method. More info…
-
set_q_extentsize
(extentsize)¶ Set the size of the extents used to hold pages in a Queue database, specified as a number of pages. Each extent is created as a separate physical file. If no extent size is set, the default behavior is to create only a single underlying database file. More info…
-
stat
(flags=0, txn=None)¶ Return a dictionary containing database statistics with the following keys.
For Hash databases:
magic
Magic number that identifies the file as a Hash database.
version
Version of the Hash database.
nkeys
Number of unique keys in the database.
ndata
Number of key/data pairs in the database.
pagecnt
The number of pages in the database.
pagesize
Underlying Hash database page (& bucket) size.
nelem
Estimated size of the hash table specified at database creation time.
ffactor
Desired fill factor (number of items per bucket) specified at database creation time.
buckets
Number of hash buckets.
free
Number of pages on the free list.
bfree
Number of bytes free on bucket pages.
bigpages
Number of big key/data pages.
big_bfree
Number of bytes free on big item pages.
overflows
Number of overflow pages (overflow pages are pages that contain items that did not fit in the main bucket page).
ovfl_free
Number of bytes free on overflow pages.
dup
Number of duplicate pages.
dup_free
Number of bytes free on duplicate pages.
For BTree and Recno databases:
magic
Magic number that identifies the file as a Btree database.
version
Version of the Btree database.
nkeys
For the Btree Access Method, the number of unique keys in the database.
For the Recno Access Method, the number of records in the database. If the database has been configured to not re-number records during deletion, the number of records may include records that have been deleted.
ndata
For the Btree Access Method, the number of key/data pairs in the database.
For the Recno Access Method, the number of records in the database. If the database has been configured to not re-number records during deletion, the number of records may include records that have been deleted.
pagecnt
The number of pages in the database.
pagesize
Underlying database page size.
minkey
Minimum keys per page.
re_len
Length of fixed-length records.
re_pad
Padding byte value for fixed-length records.
levels
Number of levels in the database.
int_pg
Number of database internal pages.
leaf_pg
Number of database leaf pages.
dup_pg
Number of database duplicate pages.
over_pg
Number of database overflow pages.
empty_pg
Number of empty database pages.
free
Number of pages on the free list.
int_pgfree
Num of bytes free in database internal pages.
leaf_pgfree
Number of bytes free in database leaf pages.
dup_pgfree
Num bytes free in database duplicate pages.
over_pgfree
Num of bytes free in database overflow pages.
For Queue databases:
magic
Magic number that identifies the file as a Queue database.
version
Version of the Queue file type.
nkeys
Number of records in the database.
ndata
Number of records in the database.
pagesize
Underlying database page size.
extentsize
Underlying database extent size, in pages.
pages
Number of pages in the database.
re_len
Length of the records.
re_pad
Padding byte value for the records.
pgfree
Number of bytes free in database pages.
first_recno
First undeleted record in the database.
cur_recno
Last allocated record number in the database.
-
stat_print
(flags=0)¶ Displays the database statistical information. More info…
-
sync
(flags=0)¶ Flushes any cached information to disk. More info…
-
truncate
(txn=None, flags=0)¶ Empties the database, discarding all records it contains. The number of records discarded from the database is returned. More info…
-
upgrade
(filename, flags=0)¶ Upgrades all of the databases included in the file filename, if necessary. More info…
-
verify
(filename, dbname=None, outfile=None, flags=0)¶ Verifies the integrity of all databases in the file specified by the filename argument, and optionally outputs the databases’ key/data pairs to a file. More info…
DB Mapping and Compatibility Methods¶
These methods of the DB type are for implementing the Mapping Interface, as well as others for making a DB behave as much like a dictionary as possible. The main downside to using a DB as a dictionary is you are not able to specify a transaction object.
-
DB_length() [ usage: len(db) ]
Return the number of key/data pairs in the database.
-
DB_subscript(key) [ usage: db[key] ]
Return the data associated with key.
-
DB_ass_sub(key, data) [ usage: db[key] = data ]
Assign or update a key/data pair, or delete a key/data pair if data is NULL.
-
keys
(txn=None)¶ Return a list of all keys in the database. Warning: this method traverses the entire database so it can possibly take a long time to complete.
-
items
(txn=None)¶ Return a list of tuples of all key/data pairs in the database. Warning: this method traverses the entire database so it can possibly take a long time to complete.
-
values
(txn=None)¶ Return a list of all data values in the database. Warning: this method traverses the entire database so it can possibly take a long time to complete.
-
has_key
(key, txn=None)¶ Returns true if key is present in the database.


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Location Finalized!
The
Sunday, August 14th,
2005
Race
sanctioned by USAC, USCF permit pending.
All
USCF rules apply. All racers must wear helmets while racing, warming-up and
cooling-down. Junior gearing restrictions will be enforced (note that juniors
start first, so need to arrive early to allow time for the roll-out test and
any adjustments necessary).
Points
will count towards Subaru Cup standings. Double Subaru Cup points
will be awarded for this race! Riders who are not Montana USAC/USCF
members will be timed and can compete for monetary prizes, but not state
medals.
NOTE! One-day licensee's
cannot compete for the title of State TT Champion nor receive any of the
medals! You must have an annual USAC/USCF license (available race-day at
registration) to compete for state medals.
Race
day registration, staging and sign-in will be from 9 to 9:45 a.m. at the Lion’s Club
baseball fields in Belgrade.
Race
Location. From
west of Belgrade: take the Belrgrade exit off I-90 and head north into town.
Turn right on Broadway and go straight through the 4-way stop in the old
downtown. Broadway sweeps left about ¾
of a mile past the 4-way stop, and the ball fields are just ahead on your
left. From Bozeman or East of Belgrade:
take the Bridger Bowl exit off of I-90 (west end of Bozeman), head east on
Frontage road until you hit the 4-way stop in downtown Belgrade. Turn right onto Broadway at the stop, proceed
about ¾ of a mile to the ball fields on your left.
The
course: is
a 20 or 40km (depending on category) out-and-back time trial. Pavement is in good condition with variable
width shoulders, mixed new pavement, older pavement and year-old chip seal.
Some minor road hazards are marked with paint. Generally flat and fast with a
few gradual grades (less than 2%). The
road will be open to traffic, and racers will be required to obey all traffic
laws at all times – this includes, but is not limited to: staying to the right
except to pass other riders, and yielding to vehicular traffic at the
turn-around.
Race
Schedule (regardless of location):
9
to 9:45 a.m.
Race-day registration.
10
a.m.
Pre-race meeting.
10:20
a.m. Race
begins. There will be 1-minute intervals between riders. Starting order
follows:
1)
Women junior (20K)
2)
Men junior (20K)
3)
Masters men and women 65+ (20K)
4)
Women 4, 40+ (40K)
5)
Women 1,2,3 (40K)
6)
Men masters 55+ (40K)
7)
Men masters 40+ (40K)
8)
Men 4,5 (40K)
9)
Men 3 (40K)
10)
Men 1,2 (40K)
Prizes.
In
addition to the payouts listed below, there will be an additional special
prize for the fastest man and woman in the state!
Cash
Prizes.
Please Note: monetary prizes will be awarded only to MBRA category winners.
Guaranteed
Payouts ($495):
|
Category |
1st
Place |
2nd
Place |
3rd
Place |
|
Men
1,2 |
35 |
20 |
10 |
|
Men
3 |
35 |
20 |
10 |
|
Men
4,5 |
30 |
15 |
10 |
|
Men
Master 40+ |
30 |
15 |
10 |
|
Men
Master 55+ |
30 |
15 |
10 |
|
Women
1, 2, 3 |
35 |
20 |
10 |
|
Women
4, 40+ |
30 |
15 |
10 |
|
Men
Junior |
25 |
10 |
5 |
|
Women
Junior |
25 |
10 |
5 |
We
reserve the right to combine categories.
Medals.
Medals
will be awarded to all USAC age-class and category winners. Note that there are more USAC medal
categories than MBRA categories.
Fees: $20 race entry, includes
USCF insurance surcharge. USCF annual or one-day license required and available
for purchase on-site. NOTE! One-day licensee's cannot compete for the title of State TT
Champion nor receive any of the medals! MBRA memberships and permanent
numbers available upon registration. Racers without permanent MBRA numbers must
purchase a one-day number for $2.
Questions:
John
Winnie<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or
Tom
Greason: tgreason@montana.edu


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| appendArray ($array) | |
| getArray () | |
| sortBy ($field=null, $asc=true, $type=SORT_REGULAR) | |
| vectorSort (array $vector, $field) | |
| removeDuplicates ($keyfield) | |
| mergeDuplicates ($keyfield, $mergefields) | |
| getFieldValues ($field) | |
| clear () | |
| replace (array $innerArray) | |
| add ($value) | |
| set ($index, $value) | |
| remove ($index) | |
| removeByValue ($item) | |
| naturalOrder ($compareMethod= 'compareItems') | |
| compareItems ($obj_a, $obj_b) | |
| get ($index) | |
| reverse () | |
| contains ($object) | |
| exists ($index) | |
| count () | |
| isValidType ($value) | |
| getIterator () | |
| offsetSet ($offset, $value) | |
| offsetUnset ($offset) | |
| offsetGet ($offset) | |
| offsetExists ($offset) | |
| getCSV ($dateformat= 'd-m-Y', $skipFields=null, $delimeter= ',') | |
| deepCopy () | |
Protected Attributes | |
| $_valueType | |
| $_isBasicType = false | |
| $_validateFunc | |
| $_bounceNull = true | |
| $_collection = array() | |
Generic collection class based on ArrayAccess A lot of this was borrowed from http://codeutopia.net/code/library/CU/Collection.php.
Definition at line 18 of file Collection.php.
| __construct | ( | $valueType | ) |
Construct a new typed collection
| string | valueType collection value type |
Definition at line 47 of file Collection.php.
| add | ( | $value | ) |
Add a value into the collection
| mixed | $value |
| InvalidArgumentException | when wrong type |
Definition at line 658 of file Collection.php.
| appendArray | ( | $array | ) |
Appends $array to the end of this array, WARNING performs no type checking to remain performance optimal
| $array |
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| CleanBy | ( | $field, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
Removes all items in this collection with an occurrence of $field at $value.
Modifies the internal collection directly;
| mixed | $field | |
| mixed | $value |
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| compareItems | ( | $obj_a, | |
| $obj_b | |||
| ) |
Used by the Remove by value method and the NaturalOrder method.
You should update this for better performace to use a single key field on any contained objects if they exist.
| $obj_a | |
| $obj_b |
Definition at line 747 of file Collection.php.
| contains | ( | $object | ) |
| count | ( | ) |
Return count of items in collection Implements countable
Definition at line 810 of file Collection.php.
| decorateAll | ( | $field, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
Updates every matching field in the collection with $value, if the member of the collection is a basic type, this method will perform nothing
| $field | |
| $value |
Definition at line 64 of file Collection.php.
| deepCopy | ( | ) |
Definition at line 923 of file Collection.php.
| exists | ( | $index | ) |
Determine if index exists
| integer | $index |
Definition at line 796 of file Collection.php.
| filterBy | ( | $field, | |
| $value, | |||
$positive = true , |
|||
$like = false , |
|||
$returnArray = false |
|||
| ) |
Filters the internal array, based on the field and value provided.
Note that field can also be the return value of any method on the encapsulated object that does not require a parameter, for example property, get and set methods. e.g pass getName as $field to execute $object->getName() and compare that value
| string | $field | The name of the field on the object to match to $value. |
| mixed | $value | This is the compare, direction is controlled by $positive and can be an array of values |
| boolean | $positive | If true filter out non matches, else filters out matches. |
| mixed | $like | comparison is performed by looking in the current field for $value CASE INSENSITIVE |
| bool | $returnArray |
Definition at line 219 of file Collection.php.
| filterNumeric | ( | $field, | |
| $operator, | |||
| $value, | |||
$returnArray = false |
|||
| ) |
Filters out all elements with a $field, with a value of $operator (< >) $value
| $field | ||
| $operator | ||
| $value | ||
| bool | $returnArray |
Definition at line 290 of file Collection.php.
| get | ( | $index | ) |
Return value at index
| integer | $index |
| OutOfRangeException |
Definition at line 762 of file Collection.php.
| getArray | ( | ) |
| getBy | ( | $field, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
returns the first item found with a $field matching $value Note that field can also be the return value of any method on the encapsulated object that does not require a parameter, for example property, get and set methods. e.g pass getName as $field to execute $object->getName() and compare that return value
| string | $field | The name of the field on the object to match to $value. |
| mixed | $value | The value of the id field on the object to be returned. |
Definition at line 109 of file Collection.php.
| getCSV | ( | $dateformat = 'd-m-Y' , |
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$skipFields = null , |
|||
$delimeter = ',' |
|||
| ) |
| getFieldValues | ( | $field | ) |
Returns an array of ($field) values for each item in the collection.
| string | $field | The field to return values for |
Definition at line 608 of file Collection.php.
| getIterator | ( | ) |
Return an iterator Implements IteratorAggregate
Definition at line 835 of file Collection.php.
| getMemberType | ( | ) |
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| isValidType | ( | $value | ) |
Determine if this value can be added to this collection
| string | $value |
Definition at line 820 of file Collection.php.
| mergeDuplicates | ( | $keyfield, | |
| $mergefields | |||
| ) |
Searches the collection for duplicates of $keyfield when a duplicate is found it merges any $mergefields by creating a comma seperated list of values on $mergefield
The duplicates are then removed from the collection. Note that this method operates directly on its own collection
| string | $keyfield | The field that is then unique key on the collection (to find duplicates) |
| mixed | $mergefields | an array of fields to consider for merge. |
Definition at line 532 of file Collection.php.
| naturalOrder | ( | $compareMethod = 'compareItems' | ) |
Sorts the collection based on the results of the compareItems method
| string | $compareMethod |
Definition at line 731 of file Collection.php.
| offsetExists | ( | $offset | ) |
Determine if offset exists Implements ArrayAccess
| integer | $offset |
Definition at line 884 of file Collection.php.
| offsetGet | ( | $offset | ) |
get an offset's value Implements ArrayAccess
| integer | $offset |
Definition at line 872 of file Collection.php.
| offsetSet | ( | $offset, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
Set offset to value Implements ArrayAccess
| integer | $offset | |
| mixed | $value |
Definition at line 848 of file Collection.php.
| offsetUnset | ( | $offset | ) |
Unset offset Implements ArrayAccess
| integer | $offset |
Definition at line 860 of file Collection.php.
| remove | ( | $index | ) |
Remove a value from the collection
| integer | $index | index to remove |
| OutOfRangeException if index is out of range |
Definition at line 702 of file Collection.php.
| removeBy | ( | $field, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
returns the first item found with a $field matching $value and removes it from the collection Note that field can also be the return value of any method on the encapsulated object that does not require a parameter, for example property, get and set methods. e.g pass getName as $field to execute $object->getName() and compare that return value
| string | $field | The name of the field on the object to match to $value. |
| mixed | $value | The value of the id field on the object to be returned. |
Definition at line 158 of file Collection.php.
| removeByValue | ( | $item | ) |
Removes the item matching $item from this collection. Removes all occurrences.
| $item |
Definition at line 718 of file Collection.php.
| removeDuplicates | ( | $keyfield | ) |
Removes duplicates from this collection based on $keyfield
Note that this method operates directly on its own collection and removes all duplicates!! all versions of.
| string | $keyfield |
Definition at line 488 of file Collection.php.
| replace | ( | array | $innerArray | ) |
Replaces the entire inner collection with the $innerArray performs no type Testing.
If you have 100's of elements to add to the collection add them to a php array and use this emthod rather than calling ->add() 500 times!!
| mixed | $innerArray |
Definition at line 645 of file Collection.php.
| reverse | ( | ) |
Reverses the order if elements in the internal array and returns self
Definition at line 776 of file Collection.php.
| set | ( | $index, | |
| $value | |||
| ) |
Set index's value
| integer | $index | |
| mixed | $value |
| OutOfRangeException | |
| InvalidArgumentException |
Definition at line 681 of file Collection.php.
| setBounceNull | ( | $value | ) |
If set to true (default) null inserts are bounced without an error or type checking.
| boolean | $value |
Definition at line 30 of file Collection.php.
| slice | ( | $start, | |
| $end | |||
| ) |
returns a slice of the collection between start index and end index
| integer | $start | The start index of the slice |
| integer | $end | The end index of the slice |
Definition at line 83 of file Collection.php.
| sortBy | ( | $field = null , |
|
$asc = true , |
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$type = SORT_REGULAR |
|||
| ) |
Sorts the internal collection based on a specific field of one of the contained elements.
If $field = null than the sort is performed directly on the element at each index
IMPORTANT - This method modifies this collection.
| string | $field | The field to sort on, or null if the collection contains primitive types |
| boolean | $asc | if true the asort is completed in normal order, else in desc (reverse) order |
| mixed | $type | This is one of php's sort flags defaults to SORT_REGULAR |
Definition at line 368 of file Collection.php.
| vectorSort | ( | array | $vector, |
| $field | |||
| ) |
Sorts the collection in place (i,e modifies this collection) based on the vector $vector.
$field should indicate the field to sort on of the internal objects or associative arrays.
This method is meaningless to an array of basic value types as the return would be identical to $vector
| array | $vector | An array od values to order by, the collection will match this vector |
| string | $field | The field on any internal objects or arrays to use to sort |
Definition at line 423 of file Collection.php.


nested-data-explorer
Employee Example
Nested data explorer for simulated employee data (
data
). Sparklines show year of employment. Code, details and documentation are available on
github
.


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Allie was created as part of my bachelorthesis on increasing accessibility during development.
This framework will guide you by means of strict CSS selectors, CSS files that validate your code and a series of Gulp tasks towards following the principles of universal design.
Special thanks to Heydon Pickering and Elad Shechter for writing the used CSS files to validate html.
This is NOT a replacement of accessibility tests, nor is it a fully grown CSS framework!
You are very much invited to use and expand this basis to fit your own needs.
Full documentation is included within.
Kind regards,
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Before starting this tutorial, we assume that you have downloaded and installed the PuppyIR framework along with required associated Python Libraries (this tutorial also requires Whoosh to be installed). If you have not installed the PuppyIR framework and/or Whoosh go to Requirements and Installation and get everything set up.
The MaSe tutorial is designed to show the PuppyIR framework can be used to create an interactive customisable web application, quickly, using the Django web application framework. No Python experience is required to do this tutorial, as there is minimal coding involved and there are instructions regarding what coding there is (failing that, an answer file is included called complete-service.py which includes working code for all the tasks).
Please note, that Javascript must be enabled for this tutorial to work, ask your teacher if this is the case and, if not, get them to enable Javascript for you.
You will also need a Bing Azure API key, you can sign up at https://datamarket.azure.com/dataset/5BA839F1-12CE-4CCE-BF57-A49D98D29A44 and obtain a key for for free.
The first step is to download the latest release of the tutorial from the PuppyIR repository using the following command (if you have problems with this step please ask your teacher for help):
$ svn co https://puppyir.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/puppyir/trunk/prototypes/mase-tutorial mase-tutorial
To run MaSe, execute the following two commands (substituting in the path to where you downloaded MaSe to):
$ cd /path/to/mase-tutorial
$ python manage.py runserver
Now, visit: http://localhost:8000/mase which should bring up the screen shown below (if you are using Internet Explorer you will not get rounded edges for your result boxes):
To search for results either press enter/return in the search box or click on the magnifying glass. You will notice that no results are returned - this is because we have to construct a PuppyIR service and configure it to include a search engine.
You can customise several aspects of the MaSe search interface, as detailed below:
Go ahead and name your search engine now and pick a new colour scheme - your new settings will be saved (using cookies; ask your teacher to enable cookies if they are disabled) so there is no need to do this every time.
Since, we don’t have any services added yet we wont get no results when searching. Let’s fix that now by adding our first search service: web results. Open the service.py file in the mase directory and add the following lines of code, at the bottom of the file(the code comments, the lines starting with #, detail the purpose of each line of code):
# create a SearchService, called 'web_search'
web_search_service = SearchService(service, "web_search")
# Set our SearchService to use the Bing search engine (it defaults to search for web results)
web_search_service.search_engine = BingV3(web_search_service, source='Web')
# add SearchService to our ServiceManager (this handles all the search services MaSe contains)
service.add_search_service(web_search_service)
Now that you have added the service you’ll need to make sure you have entered your Bing Api key into the config:
config = {
....
....
"bing_api_key": "<--PUT YOUR BING API KEY HERE--->",
}
You may also need to set the proxy in the config file. Ask your teacher if you need to add a proxy and add it to the config aswell.
Now, save this file and refresh your browser and search for something (try the query “puppies”). You should be presented with results, for your query, in a format similar to what is shown below:
Now, lets limit the number of web results to only three, this is done by changing the line of code shown below to:
# Set the resultsPerPage parameter to 3; this limits the results the service will return
web_search_service.search_engine = BingV3(web_search_service, source='Web', resultsPerPage = 5)
But it’s boring just having one set of results - so lets add images as well. This is done by adding the code below (note the differences and similarities to adding web results):
# create a SearchService, called 'image_search'
image_service = SearchService(service, "image_search")
# Set our SearchService to use Bing but this time with images
image_service.search_engine = BingV3(image_service, source='Image', resultsPerPage = 5)
# add SearchService to our ServiceManager
service.add_search_service(image_service)
Go ahead and search for something, you should now see both image and web results displayed. You can also drag your results around and place them either on the left, centre, or right result columns; an example of this is shown below:
Now let’s add a query logger to record the queries that users submit. Add the code below, just after where we created the web and image search services:
# create a file based QUERY LOGGER
web_search_service.query_logger = QueryLogger(web_search_service, log_mode=0)
Now save the file again, and try a few queries: “puppies”, “kittens”, “cats and dogs”...
This simple query logging component simply saves the queries that were entered into the a file called “web_search_query.log” and it is located in the directory mase-tutorial/mase/query_logs. Take a look at the query log.
This query logger is pretty simple, but what if we want to provide query suggestions. In this case, it would be preferable to save the queries that are entered into a query index, which we can search later on. To do this add the following lines of code:
# Create a Whoosh Query Logger that records all the unique queries
whoosh_query_logger = WhooshQueryLogger(whoosh_query_index_dir=whoosh_dir, unique=True)
# Add the Whoosh Query Logger to the web_search service
web_search_service.add_query_filter(whoosh_query_logger)
By adding this code, we now store all the queries in an index, which is housed in the directory: mase-tutorial/mase/query_logs/index
To provide suggestions to the user we need to add another search service, one which submits queries to this query index. To enable this feature, add the following lines of code:
# create a SearchService, called 'query_suggest_search'
suggest_service = SearchService(service, "query_suggest_search")
# Use the Whoosh Query Engine to record queries
whooshEngine = WhooshQueryEngine(suggest_service, whoosh_query_index_dir=whoosh_dir)
suggest_service.search_engine = whooshEngine
# add SearchService to our ServiceManager
service.add_search_service(suggest_service)
What the suggest_service does is to look at past queries and see if any of them contain terms from the current query. If so, it recommends those past queries as suggestions. The picture below shows query suggestions in action. Go ahead and enter a few queries now to test if the query suggestions are working. Please note, you may need to enter a few queries before any suggestions start appearing, as some queries need to be recorded before they can be recommended as suggestions.
Now that we’ve can retrieve results from three different sources (Web, Images, and Queries) we can begin to further customize our search services. By adding in the WhooshQueryLogger we added our first filter to the query pipeline.
Let’s now add a query modifier to the query pipeline to stop users from submitting certain “blacklisted” terms. To do this after the creation of the web_search_service, add the following lines of code to add a BlackListModifier to remove inappropriate terms from queries:
# Create a blacklist modifier to block queries containing the terms below
query_black_list = BlackListModifier(terms = "bad worse nasty filthy")
# Add our blacklist modifier to the web search service
web_search_service.add_query_modifier(query_black_list)
Save the file and type in a few queries, like “bad puppy” or “bad kitty”. What happens to the results that you see?
You should notice that if you type in “bad puppy”, you still get results for “bad puppy” from the image service. This is because we didn’t add a BlackListModifier to our image_service. Do that now and make sure nothing nasty gets through.
Okay, so now try a few more queries similar to the ones you have already typed, “puppy”, “nasty puppy”, “puppy”, etc. Do you notice anything strange about the query suggestions? Do they recommend queries that include the terms, “bad” or “nasty”?
This is not desireable, because we don’t want to recommend inappropriate queries. The reason why this occurs is because we added the BlackListModifier after the WhooshQueryLogger, which means we first record the query before modifying it. Then when we querying the WhooshQueryEngine it retrieves these inappropriate queries.
Fix the order of the modifers and filters to avoid this problem. You may need to delete the query index in mase-tutorial/mase/query_logs/index (i.e. delete all files _MAIN_*.* in that directory).
Note that QueryLogger we attached the web search service, by default logs all queries without the filters and modifiers applied. i.e. it is the raw query log. To log the processed queries, you need to set:
web_search_service.postLogging = True
Further note that QueryModifiers are executed before QueryFilters.
Well done, that’s you completed the tutorial. What’s next is up to you, if you want to do more the following two sections contain details for suggestions for extending your search engine further.
So far you’ve added images, web results and query suggestions to MaSe, but there’s more available.
The table below details some other options for other search services that can be added to MaSe, see the code for web_search_service and adapt it using the details provided below:
| Result Source | Service Name | Class Name | Extra parameters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wikipedia | wiki_search | Wikipedia | |
| Bing News | news_search | BingV3 | source=’News’ |
| Video (Youtube) | video_search | YouTubeV2 | |
| twitter_search |
If you get stuck adding the above services, then look at the file service-complete.py which includes working code to add them.


| BUYER | COLOR | GSM | DIA | ORDER QTY | PROCESS LOSS | TARGET QTY | FABRIC TYPE | CREATED |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Smith | Black | 24 | 24 | 3333 | 0% | 3333 | Silk | Sun March 15th 2015 01.46 |
| BUYER | Mr Smith | REFERENCE NO | 005 | ORDER TYPE | SIMPLE |
| COLOR | BLACK | GSM | 24 | DIA | 24 |
| FABRIC TYPE | SILK | ORDER QTY | 24 | PROCESS LOSS | 0% |
| TARGET QTY | 3333 | ||||
| YARN DETAILS | 23 23 33 23 | ||||
| STICTH LENGTHS | 23 |
| FACTORY NAME | JOBCARD NO | M/N-M/DIA | ASSIGNED QTY | IS SUBCONTACT? |
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- clientSpec - AdWords::V201008::AlertService::ClientSpec
- filterSpec - AdWords::V201008::AlertService::FilterSpec
- types - AdWords::V201008::AlertService::AlertType
- severities - AdWords::V201008::AlertService::AlertSeverity
- triggerTimeSpec - AdWords::V201008::AlertService::TriggerTimeSpec
- clientCustomerIds - SOAP::SOAPLong
Methods
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Attributes
| [RW] | clientSpec | |
| [RW] | filterSpec | |
| [RW] | types | |
| [RW] | severities | |
| [RW] | triggerTimeSpec | |
| [RW] | clientCustomerIds |
Class Public methods
new(clientSpec = nil, filterSpec = nil, types = [], severities = [], triggerTimeSpec = nil, clientCustomerIds = [])
Source: show
# File lib/adwords4r/v201008/AlertService.rb, line 491 def initialize(clientSpec = nil, filterSpec = nil, types = [], severities = [], triggerTimeSpec = nil, clientCustomerIds = []) @clientSpec = clientSpec @filterSpec = filterSpec @types = types @severities = severities @triggerTimeSpec = triggerTimeSpec @clientCustomerIds = clientCustomerIds end


The Commands chart visualizes the commands of players (Cmd events).
The chart visualizes the
time
when the commands were issued and their
duration
(how long the issued commands take to finish / complete once they are started).
Players usually issue lots of commands, the chart offers you to display / hide certain commands by their
category
.
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@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.html.components._ @import views.Title @import views.html.components.gds._ @import config.ExternalServicesConfig @this( govukPanel : GovukPanel, govukTable : GovukTable, mainTemplate: gdsMainTemplate, feedbackSection: components.feedback_section, config: ExternalServicesConfig, govukButton: GovukButton, bulletList: bulletList, paragraphBody: paragraphBody, link: link ) @(files: List[models.FileUpload], mrn: Option[MRN], emailAddress: String)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @panelContent = {@messages("fileUploadConfirmationPage.mrn") @{mrn.map(_.value).getOrElse("???")} } @mainTemplate( title = Title("fileUploadConfirmationPage.heading"), withNavigationBanner = true, showLanguageSwitch = false ) { @govukPanel(Panel( title = Text(messages("fileUploadConfirmationPage.heading")), content = HtmlContent(panelContent) )) @govukTable(Table( rows = files.map { f => Seq( TableRow( content = HtmlContent(s"${f.filename}") ), TableRow( content = Text(f.reference), ) ) }, head = Some(List( HeadCell( content = Text(messages("fileUploadConfirmationPage.fileName")) ), HeadCell( content = Text(messages("fileUploadConfirmationPage.receipt")) ) )), caption = Some(messages("fileUploadConfirmationPage.tableTitle")), captionClasses = "govuk-heading-m" ))
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Sainte-Mère-Église
The 82nd Infantry Division mistakenly landed directly in the town of Sainte-Mère-Église
at 1:40 a.m., resulting in heavy casualties. Burning buildings illuminated the night sky, making
the defenseless paratroopers easy targets and the down-draft from the flames sucked several men
into the fires. Other troopers were caught hanging from trees and utility poles and shot before
they could cut themselves loose.
However, the Germans were confused by conflicting reports of allied landings and attacks and
retired in the middle of the night. This contributed to the ease by which the 505th PIR took
the town by 5:00 a.m. The lightly armed troops held the town against heavy German
counter-attacks, finally securing it on June 7th with help from tanks sent from nearby
Utah Beach.
Utah Beach
Utah Beach was a staging area to secure the important port facilities at Cherbourg. It was added
later in the D-Day planning and necessitated a month-long delay for the assembly of additional l
landing crafts. Troops landed in four waves beginning at 6:30 a.m. and were met with minimal
resistance. The 4th Infantry Division landed 21,000 troops on Utah suffering only 197 casualties.
By the end of June 6th, Allied forces had captured only about half of their objectives,
but the beachhead was secure and could be used as an important staging area in subsequent days.
Cherbourg was captured on June 26, but only after the Germans had destroyed the port facilities.
The port was not fully operational until September.
Omaha Beach
Very little went according to plan at Omaha Beach. Most of the landing craft missed
their targets and came up against unexpectedly-strong opposition. Under heavy fire,
army engineers worked to clear beach obstacles but the time required to clear the
beach caused subsequent landing crafts to bunch up and obstruct the clear landing
channels.
Eventually small groups of survivors were able to improvise an assault on the
entrenched German troops. By the end of June 6, two isolated footholds on the beach
were achieved and were exploited over the next several days as the invasion forces
moved inland.
Gold Beach
The British landing at Gold Beach was designed to link up with forces at Omaha Beach and
move inland to Bayeux. High winds made it difficult to establish a beachhead and the
amphibious assault did not begin until 7:30 a.m. However heavy bombardment disabled
three of the four large German guns covering the beach.
Due to stiff German resistance, Bayeux was not captured until June 7. British casualties
at Gold are estimated at 1,000–1,100. German casualties are unknown.
Juno Beach
The objective at Juno ws to seize the Carpiquet airport west of Caen and link up
with the invasion forces at Gold and Sword. The beach was defended by two German
battalions and a panzer division, making it the second most heavily defended beaches
on D-Day.
The landings encountered heavy early resistance and early ship bombardment was ineffective at
breaking up the German forces. The push inland towards Carpiquet achieved mixed results with
the sheer number of forces on the beach delaying reinforcements. However by 11 p.m., the
invasion force had reached its objectives and succeeded in pushing farther
inland than any other landing force on D-Day.
Sword Beach
Sword was the easternmost landing site of the Normandy Invasion. Sword was divided into
several sectors with each sector divided into beaches. Sword is located about 9 miles
from Caen, the goal of the 3rd Infantry Division.
The Sword landing suffered few casualties but it's route inland suffered from traffic
congestion that limited the invasion's effectiveness. Troops at Sword experienced the
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Note: It may be helpful to start with this .Rmd file with code from lecture
Following Worm et al (2006), write a function of current_stock
and max_stock
that will determine if the current stock is less than 10% of the max stock observed.
Define a new table that computes the total ssb
and TC
for each year for each species. Select only the columns we need: "scientificname", "tsyear", "ssb_sum", "TC_sum"
.
TC
over all years.mutate
and this new column to compute whether or not each year should be marked as “collapsed” or not. Add this information as another column in your table. Thus far our results are heavily influenced by the number of taxa for which data is available at any given year. To get a better match to the Worm et al results, we will narrow down the data further:
MT
or E03
) represents the larger fraction, or create separate plots for the two different measurement units.How do your results differ between ssb
(estimated spawning stock biomass) and TC
(total catch)?
Repeat this analysis with varying definitions of “collapsed” (e.g. a definition based on a deviation from mean instead of max stock, a different percentage, etc). Can you construct a definition that is less sensitive to chance fluctuations?


Primary residence is the primary location that a person or household inhabits. A primary residence can be any type of dwelling (e.g. house, apartment, trailer, boat), but is where the person or household lives the majority of the time.
A person can only have one primary residence.
A valid B.C. postal code must be entered in order to be eligible to receive an e-Transfer for qualifying supports in the event of an evacuation.
In what country is your primary residence located?


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Setting Memory Levels
Studio allows you to see your current memory usage and adjust the settings based on the types of projects you work with.
Showing your current memory level
In order to see your current memory levels, you may turn on a "Heap Status" indicator. This shows you your available memory, and current usage.
To enable the memory status indicator, turn on Preferences > General : Show Heap Status. You will see a small bar in the bottom right corner of your workspace, similar to the one below:
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Setting your memory configuration
By default, Studio allocates a certain amount of memory to start (the -Xms parameter) and uses a maximum amount (the -Xmx parameter) of Java heap memory, which is usually enough for most development tasks. However, depending on the JRE that you are running and if you are working with additional plugins and have many files open, you may need to increase your amount of memory. You may also find it helpful to increase the size of the permanent generation memory (the --launcher.XXMaxPermSize parameter).
In some situations, such as when you have many projects in your workspace or when a project under source control has many files, you may get better performance by increasing the maximum heap memory (the -Xmx parameter). However, setting the memory allocation larger than the available physical memory on your machine can cause issues with Java which will severely degrade your computer's performance and should be avoided.
Memory usage configuration changes are made in the .ini file. Studio must be restarted for any changes to this file to take effect.
Certain parameters in the AptanaStudio3.ini or TitaniumStudio.ini file are platform-dependent; For example, only OS X needs the XstartOnFirstThread parameter.
Configuration files across platforms
Find your configuration file by following the steps here: Modifying Your Configuration
Windows
--launcher.XXMaxPermSize
256m
--launcher.defaultAction
openFile
-vmargs
-Xms40m
-Xmx384m
-Declipse.p2.unsignedPolicy=allow
-Djava.awt.headless=true
OS X
-startup
../../../plugins/org.eclipse.equinox.launcher_1.1.1.R36x_v20101122_1400.jar
--launcher.XXMaxPermSize
256m
--launcher.defaultAction
openFile
-vmargs
-Xms40m
-Xmx384m
-Declipse.p2.unsignedPolicy=allow
-Xdock:icon=../Resources/aptana.icns
-XstartOnFirstThread
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.internal.carbon.smallFonts
Linux
--launcher.XXMaxPermSize
256m
--launcher.defaultAction
openFile
-vmargs
-Xms40m
-Xmx384m
-Declipse.p2.unsignedPolicy=allow
-Djava.awt.headless=true


This 50 by 30 mile island lies 30km off the southern end of South Island, and is home to a small permanent population. It is almost bisected by a large area of sheltered water known as Paterson Inlet. On the northern shore is the only settlement on the Island, Oban, sitting at the head of Halfmoon Bay.
Much of the island is a National Park and is visited for its wildlife and hiking trails.
Position 46° 53'53"S, 168° 08'E (Halfmoon Bay)
Useful Links
Stewart Island - Rugged yet laid back
SY Tenaya cruised around Stewart Island, in the heart of the roaring forties, during April 2013.
Oban is the port for the ferries plying the route across the Foveaux Strait to Bluff.
It is possible to anchor in the bay.
On the south west coast of the island, protected anchorages can be found at Port Pegasus. However, the weather is always a major concern this far south in the 'Roaring Forties'. There is no settlement here.
Last updated December 2015.


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Eden Hazard aims dig at former Chelsea bosses Antonio Conte and Maurizio Sarri
Real Madrid superstar Eden Hazard played under Antonio Conte and Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea and has spoken about their training methods
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Eden Hazard has claimed that Chelsea's training sessions under former bosses Antonio Conte and Maurizio Sarri was "much less fun" than it is at Real Madrid .
The Belgian spent seven years at the Blues after joining from Lille in 2012, he went on to score 110 goals in 352 games and bowed out with a brace in the Blues' Europa League final victory over Arsenal .
Hazard eventually quit the Premier League for Real Madrid in the summer, moving to Spain in a switch which could surpass £130million.
After a slow start to his Bernabeu spell, the forward is beginning to shine for the Spanish giants and he has now opened up on life under manager Zinedine Zidane.
“The training is always with the ball," Hazard told L'Equipe .
"When you have experimented with Italians, as I have done with Conte or Sarri, you have much less fun. Everything is more framed."
When asked about Sarri's coaching methods, Hazard added: "It's hard to compare. I was attracted to Zidane at Madrid and felt very identified. He fascinates me and has even some power over me.
"During Euro 2016 he told me: 'It would be good if you came'. And when Zidane calls you it's hard to say no.
"He loves his players and you feel that the dressing room is happy to have him as a coach."
Hazard recently admitted that he rejected numerous offers from Paris Saint-Germain before making the move to Spain.
"They often tried to recruit me, but I didn't want to return to Ligue 1 unless it was to join Lille," he said in an interview with L'Equipe .
"I always said no to them. It was clear in my mind that if I were to return to France it would be with Lille."


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