Feathers生成器（CLI）¶
Until now we wrote code by hand in a single file to get a better understanding how Feathers itself works. The Feathers CLI allows us to initialize a new Feathers application with a recommended structure. It also helps with
Configuring authentication
Generating database backed services
Setting up database connections
Generating hooks (with tests)
Adding Express middleware
In this chapter we will look at installing the CLI and common patterns the generator uses to structure our server application. Further use of the CLI will be discussed in the chat application guide.
Installing the CLI¶
The CLI should be installed globally via npm:
npm install @feathersjs/cli -g
Once successful we should now have the feathers
command available on
the command line which we can check with:
feathers --version
Which should show a version of 3.8.2
or later.
Configure functions¶
The most common pattern used in the generated application is configure functions, functions that take the Feathers app object and then use it, e.g. to register services. Those functions are then passed to app.configure.
Let’s look at our basics/databases:
const feathers = require('@feathersjs/feathers');
const memory = require('feathers-memory');
const app = feathers();
app.use('messages', memory({
paginate: {
default: 10,
max: 25
}
}));
Which could be split up using a configure function like this:
const feathers = require('@feathersjs/feathers');
const memory = require('feathers-memory');
const configureMessages = function(app) {
app.use('messages', memory({
paginate: {
default: 10,
max: 25
}
}));
};
const app = feathers();
app.configure(configureMessages);
Now we can move that function into a separate file like
messages.service.js
and set it as the default module
export for that file:
const memory = require('feathers-memory');
module.exports = function(app) {
app.use('messages', memory({
paginate: {
default: 10,
max: 25
}
}));
};
And then import it into app.js
and use it:
const feathers = require('@feathersjs/feathers');
const configureMessages = require('./messages.service.js');
const app = feathers();
app.configure(configureMessages);
This is the most common pattern how the generators split things up into
separate files and any documentation example that uses the app
object can be used in a configure function. You can create your own
files that export a configure function and require
and
app.configure
them in app.js
注解
Keep in mind that the order in which configure functions are called might matter, e.g. if it is using a service, that service has to be registered first.
Hook functions¶
We already saw in the 钩子 how we can create a
wrapper function that allows to customize the options of a hook with the
setTimestamp
example:
const setTimestamp = name => {
return async context => {
context.data[name] = new Date();
return context;
}
}
app.service('messages').hooks({
before: {
create: setTimestamp('createdAt'),
update: setTimestamp('updatedAt')
}
});
This is also the pattern the hook generator uses but in its own file
like hooks/set-timestamp.js
which could look like this:
module.exports = ({ name }) => {
return async context => {
context.data[name] = new Date();
return context;
}
}
Now we can use that hook like this:
const setTimestamp = require('./hooks/set-timestamp.js');
app.service('messages').hooks({
before: {
create: setTimestamp({ name: 'createdAt' }),
update: setTimestamp({ name: 'updatedAt' })
}
});
注解
We are using an options object here which allows us to more easily add new options than function parameters.
What’s next?¶
In this chapter we installed the Feathers CLI (and generator) and looked at patterns that are used in structuring the generated application. Now we can use the generator to build a full chat application complete with authentication and a JavaScript frontend!


Did you know you can close a GitHub issue with a commit message? I didn't know that either, until recently. It's turned out to be a pretty handy feature.
git commit -m 'closes #13'
You don't have to be closing an issue to mention it in a commit. There are several keywords you can use to reference issues; started
, continued
or closes
are the main keywords. You can view the GitHub Blog for a little more information on the issue.
I tend to create an issue for everything I want to change with my site, so I tend to have a lot of open issues. Being able to close issues witha commit message makes it super easy to keep track of what I've done work on, what I'm working on, and what I've finished working on.


From this distant vantage point, the Earth might not seem of any particular interest. But for us, it's different. Consider again that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us.  The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there – on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.
The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that in glory and triumph they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot. Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner.  Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity – in all this vastness – there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves.
The Earth is the only world known, so far, to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment, the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.
—Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space


Bootstrap methods to assess accuracy and stability of estimated network structures and centrality indices. Allows for flexible specification of any undirected network estimation procedure in R, and offers default sets for 'qgraph', 'IsingFit', 'IsingSampler', 'glasso', 'huge' and 'parcor' packages.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
| Depends: | ggplot2, R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | methods, igraph, IsingFit, qgraph, dplyr (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>), tidyr, gtools, corpcor, IsingSampler, mvtnorm, abind, Matrix, parallel, huge, parcor, mgm (≥ 1.2), relaimpo, NetworkToolbox (≥ 1.1.0), pbapply, graphicalVAR, BDgraph, psych |
| Published: | 2018-07-27 |
| Author: | Sacha Epskamp and Eiko I. Fried |
| Maintainer: | Sacha Epskamp <mail at sachaepskamp.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | bootnet citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | bootnet results |
| Reference manual: | bootnet.pdf |
| Package source: | bootnet_1.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: bootnet_1.1.0.zip, r-release: bootnet_1.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: bootnet_1.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: bootnet_1.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: bootnet_1.1.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | bootnet archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=bootnet to link to this page.


Automatic generation produced by ISE Eiffel
class
MAIN_WINDOW
General
cluster: root_cluster
description: "Main window for this application"
create: default_create
Ancestors
EV_TITLED_WINDOW
INTERFACE_NAMES
Action sequences
close_request_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
conforming_pick_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
dock_ended_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
dock_started_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
docked_actions: EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
drop_actions: EV_PND_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
file_drop_actions: EV_LITE_ACTION_SEQUENCE [TUPLE [LIST [STRING_32]]] -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
focus_in_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
focus_out_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
hide_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
key_press_actions: EV_KEY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
key_press_string_actions: EV_KEY_STRING_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
key_release_actions: EV_KEY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
maximize_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
minimize_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
mouse_wheel_actions: EV_INTEGER_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
move_actions: EV_GEOMETRY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pick_actions: EV_PND_START_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pick_ended_actions: EV_PND_FINISHED_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_button_press_actions: EV_POINTER_BUTTON_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_button_release_actions: EV_POINTER_BUTTON_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_double_press_actions: EV_POINTER_BUTTON_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_enter_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_leave_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
pointer_motion_actions: EV_POINTER_MOTION_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
resize_actions: EV_GEOMETRY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WIDGET_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
restore_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
show_actions: EV_NOTIFY_ACTION_SEQUENCE -- (from EV_WINDOW_ACTION_SEQUENCES)
Queries
accelerators: EV_ACCELERATOR_LIST -- (from EV_WINDOW)
accept_cursor: EV_POINTER_STYLE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
actual_drop_target_agent: detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [INTEGER_32, INTEGER_32], detachable EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE] -- (from EV_WIDGET)
background_color: EV_COLOR -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
background_pixmap: detachable EV_PIXMAP -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
client_height: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
client_width: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
configurable_target_menu_handler: detachable PROCEDURE [ANY, TUPLE [EV_MENU, ARRAYED_LIST [EV_PND_TARGET_DATA], EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE, detachable ANY]] -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
count: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_CELL)
data: detachable ANY -- (from EV_ANY)
default_identifier_name: STRING_32 -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
default_key_processing_handler: detachable PREDICATE [ANY, TUPLE [EV_KEY]] -- (from EV_WIDGET)
deny_cursor: EV_POINTER_STYLE -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
extendible: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
foreground_color: EV_COLOR -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
full: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
full_identifier_path: STRING_32 -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
has (v: EV_WIDGET): BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WINDOW)
has_capture: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WIDGET)
has_focus: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WIDGET)
has_identifier_name_set: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
has_parent: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
has_recursive (an_item: [like item] EV_WIDGET): BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
height: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
help_context: detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE, EV_HELP_CONTEXT] -- (from EV_HELP_CONTEXTABLE)
icon_name: STRING_32 -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
icon_pixmap: EV_PIXMAP -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
id_freed: BOOLEAN -- (from IDENTIFIED)
id_object (an_id: INTEGER_32): detachable IDENTIFIED -- (from IDENTIFIED)
identifier_name: STRING_32 -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
is_background_color_void: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
is_border_enabled: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WINDOW)
is_destroyed: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_ANY)
is_displayed: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WIDGET)
is_dockable: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
is_docking_enabled: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET)
is_empty: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
is_external_docking_enabled: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
is_external_docking_relative: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
is_foreground_color_void: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
is_inserted (v: EV_WIDGET): BOOLEAN -- (from COLLECTION)
is_maximized: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
is_minimized: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
is_parent_recursive (a_widget: EV_WIDGET): BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
is_sensitive: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_SENSITIVE)
is_show_requested: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WIDGET)
item: EV_WIDGET -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
linear_representation: LINEAR [[like item] EV_WIDGET] -- (from EV_CELL)
lower_bar: EV_VERTICAL_BOX -- (from EV_WINDOW)
Maximum_dimension: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_WINDOW)
maximum_height: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_WINDOW)
maximum_width: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_WINDOW)
may_contain (v: EV_WIDGET): BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
menu_bar: detachable EV_MENU_BAR -- (from EV_WINDOW)
merged_radio_button_groups: detachable ARRAYED_LIST [EV_CONTAINER] -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
minimum_height: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
minimum_width: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
mode_is_configurable_target_menu: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
mode_is_drag_and_drop: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
mode_is_pick_and_drop: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
mode_is_target_menu: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
object_id: INTEGER_32 -- (from IDENTIFIED)
parent: detachable EV_CONTAINER -- (from EV_WIDGET)
parent_of_source_allows_docking: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
pebble: detachable ANY -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
pebble_function: detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE, detachable ANY] -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
pebble_positioning_enabled: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
pebble_x_position: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
pebble_y_position: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
pointer_position: EV_COORDINATE -- (from EV_WIDGET)
pointer_style: EV_POINTER_STYLE -- (from EV_WIDGET)
prunable: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
readable: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
real_source: detachable EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
real_target: detachable EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET -- (from EV_WIDGET)
screen_x: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
screen_y: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
source_has_current_recursive (source: EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE): BOOLEAN -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
target_data_function: detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [[like pebble] detachable ANY], EV_PND_TARGET_DATA] -- (from EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
target_name: detachable READABLE_STRING_GENERAL -- (from EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
title: STRING_32 -- (from EV_WINDOW)
upper_bar: EV_VERTICAL_BOX -- (from EV_WINDOW)
user_can_resize: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_WINDOW)
veto_dock_function: detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE], BOOLEAN] -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET)
width: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
writable: BOOLEAN -- (from EV_CELL)
x_position: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
y_position: INTEGER_32 -- (from EV_POSITIONED)
Commands
center_pointer -- (from EV_WIDGET)
copy (other: [attached like Current] attached MAIN_WINDOW) -- (from EV_ANY)
destroy -- (from EV_ANY)
destroy_and_exit_if_last -- (from EV_WINDOW)
disable_border -- (from EV_WINDOW)
disable_capture -- (from EV_WIDGET)
disable_dockable -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
disable_docking -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET)
disable_external_docking -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
disable_external_docking_relative -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
disable_pebble_positioning -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
disable_sensitive -- (from EV_SENSITIVE)
disable_user_resize -- (from EV_WINDOW)
enable_border -- (from EV_WINDOW)
enable_capture -- (from EV_WIDGET)
enable_dockable -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
enable_docking -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET)
enable_external_docking -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
enable_external_docking_relative -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
enable_pebble_positioning -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
enable_sensitive -- (from EV_SENSITIVE)
enable_user_resize -- (from EV_WINDOW)
extend (v: [like item] EV_WIDGET) -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
fill (other: CONTAINER [EV_WIDGET]) -- (from COLLECTION)
free_id -- (from IDENTIFIED)
hide -- (from EV_WIDGET)
lock_update -- (from EV_WINDOW)
lower -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
maximize -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
merge_radio_button_groups (other: EV_CONTAINER) -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
minimize -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
propagate_background_color -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
propagate_foreground_color -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
prune (v: EV_WIDGET) -- (from EV_CELL)
prune_all (v: EV_WIDGET) -- (from COLLECTION)
put (v: [like item] EV_WIDGET) -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
raise -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
refresh_now -- (from EV_WIDGET)
remove_background_pixmap -- (from EV_PIXMAPABLE)
remove_default_key_processing_handler -- (from EV_WIDGET)
remove_help_context -- (from EV_HELP_CONTEXTABLE)
remove_icon_name -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
remove_menu_bar -- (from EV_WINDOW)
remove_pebble -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
remove_real_source -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
remove_real_target -- (from EV_WIDGET)
remove_title -- (from EV_WINDOW)
replace (v: [like item] EV_WIDGET) -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
restore -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
set_accept_cursor (a_cursor: [like accept_cursor] EV_POINTER_STYLE) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_actual_drop_target_agent (an_agent: [like actual_drop_target_agent] detachable FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [INTEGER_32, INTEGER_32], detachable EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE]) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_background_color (a_color: [like background_color] EV_COLOR) -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
set_background_pixmap (a_pixmap: EV_PIXMAP) -- (from EV_PIXMAPABLE)
set_configurable_target_menu_handler (a_handler: detachable PROCEDURE [ANY, TUPLE [EV_MENU, ARRAYED_LIST [EV_PND_TARGET_DATA], EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE, detachable ANY]]) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_configurable_target_menu_mode -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_data (some_data: [like data] detachable ANY) -- (from EV_ANY)
set_default_colors -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
set_default_key_processing_handler (a_handler: [like default_key_processing_handler] detachable PREDICATE [ANY, TUPLE [EV_KEY]]) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_deny_cursor (a_cursor: [like deny_cursor] EV_POINTER_STYLE) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_drag_and_drop_mode -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_focus -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_foreground_color (a_color: [like foreground_color] EV_COLOR) -- (from EV_COLORIZABLE)
set_height (a_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
set_help_context (an_help_context: FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE, EV_HELP_CONTEXT]) -- (from EV_HELP_CONTEXTABLE)
set_icon_name (an_icon_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
set_icon_pixmap (an_icon: EV_PIXMAP) -- (from EV_TITLED_WINDOW)
set_identifier_name (a_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- (from EV_IDENTIFIABLE)
set_maximum_height (a_maximum_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
set_maximum_size (a_maximum_width, a_maximum_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
set_maximum_width (a_maximum_width: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
set_menu_bar (a_menu_bar: EV_MENU_BAR) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
set_minimum_height (a_minimum_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_minimum_size (a_minimum_width, a_minimum_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_minimum_width (a_minimum_width: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_pebble (a_pebble: ANY) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_pebble_function (a_function: FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE, detachable ANY]) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_pebble_position (a_x, a_y: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_pick_and_drop_mode -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_pointer_style (a_cursor: EV_POINTER_STYLE) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_position (a_x, a_y: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
set_real_source (dockable_source: EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE) -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE)
set_real_target (a_target: EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET) -- (from EV_WIDGET)
set_size (a_width, a_height: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
set_target_data_function (a_function: FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [[like pebble] detachable ANY], EV_PND_TARGET_DATA]) -- (from EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_target_menu_mode -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_target_name (a_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- (from EV_ABSTRACT_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
set_title (a_title: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
set_veto_dock_function (a_function: FUNCTION [ANY, TUPLE [EV_DOCKABLE_SOURCE], BOOLEAN]) -- (from EV_DOCKABLE_TARGET)
set_width (a_width: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
set_x_position (a_x: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
set_y_position (a_y: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_POSITIONABLE)
show -- (from EV_WIDGET)
show_configurable_target_menu (a_x, a_y: INTEGER_32) -- (from EV_PICK_AND_DROPABLE)
show_relative_to_window (a_parent: EV_WINDOW) -- (from EV_WINDOW)
unlock_update -- (from EV_WINDOW)
unmerge_radio_button_groups (other: EV_CONTAINER) -- (from EV_CONTAINER)
wipe_out -- (from EV_CELL)
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| real(wp), dimension(1:erk_maxstages) | e |
| | e_i More...
|
| |
| integer, dimension(1:erk_maxstages+1) | dinz |
| | Stages that gets multiplied by non-zero dij, in other words the stages specified by dinz are the ones that contribute to the interpolating polynomial coefficients. Specify the stages in dinz and terminate the list by -1. More...
|
| |
| real(wp), dimension(1:erk_maxstages, 1:erk_maxipdegree) | d |
| | d_ij coefficients for interpolation More...
|
| |
| logical | isfsalmethod |
| | If true then the last stage is reused as the first for the new step. More...
|
| |
Definition at line 65 of file ERK.f90.
◆ erk_destroy()
| final erk::erk_class::erk_destroy |
( |
| ) |
|
|
final |
destructor
Definition at line 102 of file ERK.f90.
◆ info()
| procedure, public erk::erk_class::info |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ init()
| procedure, public erk::erk_class::init |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ integrate()
| procedure, public erk::erk_class::integrate |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ interpolate()
| procedure, public erk::erk_class::interpolate |
( |
| ) |
|
| real(wp), dimension(erk_max_a) erk::erk_class::a |
| real(wp), dimension(1:erk_maxstages) erk::erk_class::b |
| real(wp), dimension(2:erk_maxstages) erk::erk_class::c |
| real(wp), dimension(1:erk_maxstages,1:erk_maxipdegree) erk::erk_class::d |
d_ij coefficients for interpolation
Definition at line 91 of file ERK.f90.
◆ dinz
| integer, dimension(1:erk_maxstages+1) erk::erk_class::dinz |
Stages that gets multiplied by non-zero dij, in other words the stages specified by dinz are the ones that contribute to the interpolating polynomial coefficients. Specify the stages in dinz and terminate the list by -1.
Definition at line 89 of file ERK.f90.
| real(wp), dimension(1:erk_maxstages) erk::erk_class::e |
◆ isfsalmethod
| logical erk::erk_class::isfsalmethod |
If true then the last stage is reused as the first for the new step.
Definition at line 93 of file ERK.f90.
◆ method
| integer(kind(erk_dop853)), public erk::erk_class::method = ERK_DOP853 |
Type of ERK method to use for integration, DOP853 by default.
Definition at line 70 of file ERK.f90.
| integer erk::erk_class::p = DOP853_p |
◆ phat
| integer erk::erk_class::phat = DOP853_phat |
◆ pstar
| integer erk::erk_class::pstar = DOP853_pstar |
| integer erk::erk_class::q = DOP853_q |
| integer erk::erk_class::s |
Total number of stages.
Definition at line 79 of file ERK.f90.
◆ sint
| integer erk::erk_class::sint |
Number of Integration stages (including the FSAL stage)
Definition at line 80 of file ERK.f90.
The documentation for this type was generated from the following file:


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Web design is the process of creating websites. It encompasses several different aspects, including webpage layout, content production, and graphic design.
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Web development is the building and maintenance of websites.
Strong communication skills is about being able to convey information to others in a simple and unambiguous way..
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COOKIE'S FORTUNE A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Quick: Name Robert Altman's last movie.
Nope, it's not SHORT CUTS. It's not THE PLAYER. It was THE GINGERBREAD MAN. Before that it was KANSAS CITY. And before that, READY TO WEAR. It's been six years since Altman's last decent picture. And he's got a lot to redeem himself for.
COOKIE'S FORTUNE goes a long way toward reminding us why we ever cared about Altman in the first place.   And a web of sometimes-funny and always-silly deceit and duplicity ensues.
As an "Altman picture," COOKIE is well outside the lines of his classic oeuvre, sticking to a fairly traditional structure, albeit with a few non-sequiturs (the staging of the play "Salome," namely) that serve mainly to run the clock while the action is going on.
Done wrong, COOKIE could have been as bad a film as something like GREEDY (greedy heirs fight over will of dying man). Done right, it could have been a reinvention of PULP FICTION. COOKIE'S FORTUNE is neither, of course, but it's happily closer to the latter than the former.
Kudos to Charles Dutton, who takes his role as Cookie's closest friend to excellent heights. Julianne Moore is, of course, underused, but even Liv Tyler failed to annoy me the way she normally does.
Congrats, Robert. You're back.
RATING: ***1/2
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Director: Robert Altman Producer: Robert Altman Writer: Anne Rapp Starring: Glenn Close, Julianne Moore, Liv Tyler, Chris O'Donnell, Charles Dutton, Patricia Neal, Ned Beatty, Courtney B. Vance
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Study at Moringa School
A recent graduate from Jomo Kenyatta University(Bachelor in Computer Technology)
I love eating(no favourite food,basically eat evrything)
I code HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python
I love Game of Thrones(and Black Mirror too)
In love with photograpphy and art
love traveling
I am the most possitive person you will ever meet
I am a christian
Can be verry happy and sad at the same time
I love listening to good music
Fashion is also my thing


A Death Star was a moon-sized Imperial military battlestation armed with a planet-destroying superlaser.


Making books is a skilled trade, like making clocks.
— Jean de la Bruyère (1645–1696)
“Look up figure 18 in the engineering textbook” is a difficult line for Inform to understand, because almost anything could appear in the first part: even its format depends on what the second part is. This kind of request, and more generally
>look up ‹any words here› in ‹the object›
>read about ‹any words here› in ‹the object›
>consult ‹the object› about ‹any words here›
cause the Consult
action. In such cases,
the noun
is the book and there is no second
object. Instead, the object has to parse the ‹any words here› part
itself. The following variables are set up to make this possible:
consult_from
holds the number of
the first word in the ‹any…› clause;
consult_words
holds the number of words in the
‹any…› clause.
The ‹any words here›
clause must contain at least one word. The words given can be parsed
using library routines like NextWord()
,
TryNumber(word-number)
and so on: see
§28 for full details. As usual, the
before
routine should return true
if it
has managed to deal with the action; returning false
will make the library print “You discover nothing of interest
in…”.
Little hints are placed here and there in the ‘Ruins’, written in the glyphs of a not altogether authentic dialect of Mayan. Our explorer has, naturally, come equipped with the latest and finest scholarship on the subject:
Object dictionary "Waldeck's Mayan dictionary" with name 'dictionary' 'local' 'guide' 'book' 'mayan' 'waldeck' 'waldeck^s', description "Compiled from the unreliable lithographs of the legendary raconteur and explorer ~Count~ Jean Frederic Maximilien Waldeck (1766??-1875), this guide contains what little is known of the glyphs used in the local ancient dialect.", correct false, before [ w1 w2 glyph; Consult: wn = consult_from; w1 = NextWord(); ! First word of subject w2 = NextWord(); ! Second word (if any) of subject if (consult_words==1 && w1~='glyph' or 'glyphs') glyph = w1; else if (consult_words==2 && w1=='glyph') glyph = w2; else if (consult_words==2 && w2=='glyph') glyph = w1; else "Try ~look up <name of glyph> in book~."; switch (glyph) { 'q1': "(This is one glyph you have memorised!)^^ Q1: ~sacred site~."; 'crescent': "Crescent: believed pronounced ~xibalba~, though its meaning is unknown."; 'arrow': "Arrow: ~journey; becoming~."; 'skull': "Skull: ~death, doom; fate (not nec. bad)~."; 'circle': "Circle: ~the Sun; also life, lifetime~."; 'jaguar': "Jaguar: ~lord~."; 'monkey': "Monkey: ~priest?~."; 'bird': if (self.correct) "Bird: ~dead as a stone~."; "Bird: ~rich, affluent?~."; default: "That glyph is so far unrecorded."; } ], has proper;
Note that this understands any of the forms “q1”, “glyph q1” or “q1 glyph”. (These aren't genuine Maya glyphs, but some of the real ones once had similar names, dating from when their syllabic equivalents weren't known.)
•▲▲
EXERCISE 25
To mark the 505th anniversary of William Tyndale, the first English
translator of the New Testament (who was born some time around
1495 and burned as a heretic in Vilvorde, Denmark, in 1535), prepare
an Inform edition.
· · · · ·
▲▲
Ordinarily, a request by the player to “read” something
is translated into an Examine
action. But the “read”
verb is defined independently of the “examine” verb
in order to make it easy to separate the two requests. For instance:
Attribute legible; ... Object textbook "textbook" with name 'engineering' 'textbook' 'text' 'book', description "What beautiful covers and spine!", before [; Consult, Read: "The pages are full of senseless equations."; ], has legible; ... [ ReadSub; <<Examine noun>>; ]; Extend 'read' first * legible -> Read;
Note that “read” causes a Read
action only for legible
objects, and otherwise causes
Examine
in the usual way. ReadSub
is coded
as a translation to Examine
as well, so that
if a legible
object doesn't provide a Read
rule then an Examine
happens after all.
•
REFERENCES
Another possibility for parsing commands like “look up ‹something›
in the catalogue”, where any object name might appear as the
‹something›, would be to extend the grammar
for “look”. See §30.


Kanban Cards - This is the visual representation of tasks. Each card contains information about the task and its status such as
deadline, assignee, description, etc.
Kanban Columns – Each column on the board represents a different stage of your workflow.
The cards go through the workflow until their full completion.
Work-in-Progress Limits – They restrict the maximum amount of tasks in the different stages of the workflow.
Limiting WIP allows you to finish work items faster, by helping your team to focus only on current tasks.
Kanban Swimlanes – These are horizontal lanes you can use to separate different types of activities, teams, classes of service,
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If you are new to the method, you may start with a simple board structure and split it into three basic sections that show different
stages of the workflow.


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'Movember' started in Australia, has now spread to many countries around the world. And the funds generated during this campaign, are routed to research and treatment of prostrate cancer and depression in men the world over.
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Represents a section bounded by a specific amount of half-edges. The current implementation assumes that a face always consist of three edges.
[name] is an add-on, and must be imported explicitly. See [link:#manual/introduction/Installation Installation / Addons].
import { Face } from 'three/addons/math/ConvexHull.js';
Creates a new instance of [name].
The normal vector of the face. Default is a [page:Vector3] at (0, 0, 0).
The midpoint or centroid of the face. Default is a [page:Vector3] at (0, 0, 0).
The area of the face. Default is 0.
Signed distance from face to the origin. Default is 0.
Reference to a vertex in a vertex list this face can see. Default is null.
Marks if a face is visible or deleted. Default is 'Visible'.
Reference to the base edge of a face. To retrieve all edges, you can use the 'next' reference of the current edge. Default is null.
[page:VertexNode a] - First vertex of the face.
[page:VertexNode b] - Second vertex of the face.
[page:VertexNode c] - Third vertex of the face.
Creates a face.
[page:Integer i] - The index of the edge.
Returns an edge by the given index.
Computes all properties of the face.
[page:Vector3 point] - Any point in 3D space.
Returns the signed distance from a given point to the plane representation of this face.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/examples/jsm/math/ConvexHull.js examples/jsm/math/ConvexHull.js]


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DistributeOptions
Represents options for distributed data processing.
tf.compat.v1.data.experimental.DistributeOptions
tf.compat.v2.data.experimental.DistributeOptions
You can set the distribution options of a dataset through the
experimental_distribute
property of tf.data.Options
; the property is
an instance of tf.data.experimental.DistributeOptions
.
options = tf.data.Options() options.experimental_distribute.auto_shard = False dataset = dataset.with_options(options)
__init__
__init__()
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
auto_shard
Whether the dataset should be automatically sharded when processedin a distributed fashion. This is applicable when using Keras with multi-worker/TPU distribution strategy, and by using strategy.experimental_distribute_dataset(). In other cases, this option does nothing. If None, defaults to True.
num_devices
The number of devices attached to this input pipeline. This will be automatically set by MultiDeviceIterator.
__eq__
__eq__(other)
Return self==value.
__ne__
__ne__(other)
Return self!=value.


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Facebook updates iOS app to fix issues that let the camera open in the background
The issues were first reported this month
by Jay PetersThis month, some users of Facebook’s iOS app found that that, in at least two situations, the app appeared to be activating the camera in the background without a user’s knowledge. Facebook said yesterday that it was submitting fixes for the issues to Apple, and the company tells us that, as of this morning, the updated app is now available for download on the App Store.
I’ve downloaded the update to my iPhone 11 Pro, and I can’t get the camera to accidentally activate in either of the scenarios that were reported — but I also couldn’t get it to activate yesterday, so I can’t personally confirm that the issues are fixed. But if we take Facebook at its word that everything is resolved, it’s nice to see that the company acted quickly.


public final class Type
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
A
Address
|
static int |
A6
IPv6 address (experimental)
|
static int |
AAAA
IPv6 address
|
static int |
AFSDB
AFS cell database
|
static int |
ANY
Matches any type
|
static int |
APL
Address Prefix List
|
static int |
ATMA
ATM address
|
static int |
AXFR
Zone transfer
|
static int |
CERT
Certificate
|
static int |
CNAME
Canonical name (alias)
|
static int |
DHCID
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) ID
|
static int |
DLV
DNSSEC Lookaside Validation, RFC 4431 .
|
static int |
DNAME
Non-terminal name redirection
|
static int |
DNSKEY
DNSSEC Key
|
static int |
DS
Delegation Signer
|
static int |
EID
Endpoint identifier
|
static int |
GPOS
Geographical position (withdrawn)
|
static int |
HINFO
Host information
|
static int |
IPSECKEY
IPSEC key
|
static int |
ISDN
ISDN calling address
|
static int |
IXFR
Incremental zone transfer
|
static int |
KEY
Key
|
static int |
KX
Key exchange
|
static int |
LOC
Location
|
static int |
MAILA
Transfer mail agent records
|
static int |
MAILB
Transfer mailbox records
|
static int |
MB
Mailbox domain name
|
static int |
MD
Mail destination
|
static int |
MF
Mail forwarder
|
static int |
MG
Mail group member
|
static int |
MINFO
Mailbox information
|
static int |
MR
Mail rename name
|
static int |
MX
Mail routing information
|
static int |
NAPTR
Naming authority pointer
|
static int |
NIMLOC
Nimrod locator
|
static int |
NS
Name server
|
static int |
NSAP
NSAP address
|
static int |
NSAP_PTR
Reverse NSAP address (deprecated)
|
static int |
NSEC
Next Secure Name
|
static int |
NSEC3
Next SECure, 3rd edition, RFC 5155
|
static int |
NSEC3PARAM
Next SECure PARAMeter, RFC 5155
|
static int |
NULL
Null record
|
static int |
NXT
Next valid name in zone
|
static int |
OPT
Options - contains EDNS metadata
|
static int |
PTR
Domain name pointer
|
static int |
PX
X.400 mail mapping
|
static int |
RP
Responsible person
|
static int |
RRSIG
Resource Record Signature
|
static int |
RT
Router
|
static int |
SIG
Signature
|
static int |
SOA
Start of authority
|
static int |
SPF
Sender Policy Framework (experimental)
|
static int |
SRV
Server selection
|
static int |
SSHFP
SSH Key Fingerprint
|
static int |
TKEY
Transaction key - used to compute a shared secret or exchange a key
|
static int |
TLSA
Transport Layer Security Authentication, draft-ietf-dane-protocol-23
|
static int |
TSIG
Transaction signature
|
static int |
TXT
Text strings
|
static int |
URI
URI
|
static int |
WKS
Well known services
|
static int |
X25
X.25 calling address
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
check(int val)
Checks that a numeric Type is valid.
|
static boolean |
isRR(int type)
Is this type valid for a record (a non-meta type)?
|
static java.lang.String |
string(int val)
Converts a numeric Type into a String
|
static int |
value(java.lang.String s)
Converts a String representation of an Type into its numeric value
|
static int |
value(java.lang.String s,
boolean numberok)
Converts a String representation of an Type into its numeric value.
|
public static final int A
public static final int NS
public static final int MD
public static final int MF
public static final int CNAME
public static final int SOA
public static final int MB
public static final int MG
public static final int MR
public static final int NULL
public static final int WKS
public static final int PTR
public static final int HINFO
public static final int MINFO
public static final int MX
public static final int TXT
public static final int RP
public static final int AFSDB
public static final int X25
public static final int ISDN
public static final int RT
public static final int NSAP
public static final int NSAP_PTR
public static final int SIG
public static final int KEY
public static final int PX
public static final int GPOS
public static final int AAAA
public static final int LOC
public static final int NXT
public static final int EID
public static final int NIMLOC
public static final int SRV
public static final int ATMA
public static final int NAPTR
public static final int KX
public static final int CERT
public static final int A6
public static final int DNAME
public static final int OPT
public static final int APL
public static final int DS
public static final int SSHFP
public static final int IPSECKEY
public static final int RRSIG
public static final int NSEC
public static final int DNSKEY
public static final int DHCID
public static final int NSEC3
public static final int NSEC3PARAM
public static final int TLSA
public static final int SPF
public static final int TKEY
public static final int TSIG
public static final int IXFR
public static final int AXFR
public static final int MAILB
public static final int MAILA
public static final int ANY
public static final int URI
http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-faltstrom-uri-09
,
Constant Field Valuespublic static final int DLV
public static void check(int val)
InvalidTypeException
- The type is out of range.public static java.lang.String string(int val)
val
- The type value.InvalidTypeException
- The type is out of range.public static int value(java.lang.String s, boolean numberok)
s
- The string representation of the typenumberok
- Whether a number will be accepted or not.public static int value(java.lang.String s)
public static boolean isRR(int type)


In this exercise you'll see a bunch of styles, images and whatnot.
It's up to you to figure out which styles are critical, as in, what styles are needed to render the first view of the page?
Those are the styles that are absolutely necessary at page load. The rest of the styles we can defer.
In the "DEFER ALL THE THINGS" exercise we've already learned how to defer all of our styles.
All that's needed besides that is to inline the rest of the styles. The ones that actually matter. So that the page doesn't flicker at page load, but it doesn't load all the unnecessary and expensive styles either.
Styles are typically not big enough for this to matter, except that blocking rendering is expensive because you could be showing the page to the user hundreds of milliseconds earlier.
Why any of this matters?
It's all about the user experience.
Says who?
Well, UX and performance are actually very closely intertwined. Studies show that performance is closely related to business metrics and that poor performance can have a devastating impact on sales. Users quickly lose interest in slow products
What else?
Well, I'm terribly tired of typing, so I'll come up with weird markup next just to have an excuse for unused styles and whatnot!
Cool!
See, this is where we can really shine.
Have you ever seen something that fast?
Like, ridiculously fast.
Why do people even do stuff like this?
I don't know. I just have a lot of spare time.
Or maybe somebody paid me to do it. I guess we'll never know the truth behind it.
But really, it's about the people!
I'm getting very philosophical here.

Lorem Ipsum would be tasty, but this has gone too far now.
I can't just throw Lorem Ipsum here. That ship has sailed hundreds of words ago.


{% extends "docs/base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %}Team sharing | Siphon Docs{% endblock %} {% block docs_toc %} Version control Siphon accounts Adding a new team member {% endblock %} {% block docs_content %}
It's common to develop a mobile app in a team environment. Below we define a set of recommended guidelines for team development using Siphon.
These are only guidelines so a different workflow may make more sense for your team. For example, you may decide to share the same Siphon account with all team members.
We also support a special variant of the siphon share command that makes it easier for your team to collaborate from a single codebase.
Siphon is designed to be completely separate from your chosen version control system (e.g. Git) so that you are free to choose your own tools and workflow.
To collaborate in a team, we strongly recommend committing all of your Siphon app's files to version control, except for the node_modules directory (in most cases).
You should also commit the hidden .siphon file to your repository as it allows the command-line tool to keep track of your app's unique app_id.
Your company should have a primary Siphon account (we call this the team leader) which is signed up for a paid subscription.
Each team member will have their own separate account for development purposes.
While logged in as the team leader you can share your app with a new team member with by entering one command:
An email invitation will be sent and the recipient will be prompted to create a Siphon account if they do not already have one.
If the team member accepts the invite, they will start to see a special copy of the original app in their Siphon Sandbox app and in their dashboard.
At this point, the team member should clone your app's source code from your chosen source control system (e.g. Git). From now on the team member can run siphon push with the exact same .siphon file as your original app and Siphon will route it correctly behind-the-scenes.
In other words, they can clone your source code repository on their local machine, login with their own seperate Siphon account and push directory from the cloned app directory.
When the team member runs siphon push the command-line tool pushes their local files to a special internal app that is only visible in the team member's account. The changes will not be pushed to anyone else on the team. They can test their changes in the sandbox, simulator or device.
When a team member is ready to share these changes with the rest of the team, they should merge in those changes through version control. A team member can not share their changes using the command-line tool.


Building Perl comand-line programs that are obvious and easy-to-use.
10 September 2020
https://bit.ly/perfect-perl-clis
“Unix,” the Unix philsophy, Unix “toolkit”
“pipe”; “pipe-and-filter programming”
experience with GetOpts::Short, or GetOpts::Long?
ever written a command-line utility professionally?
write programs that do one thing and do it well
write programs to work together
write programs to handle text streams
–Doug McIlroy
will it show up if I man -k somekeyword
?
mkwhatis
only works on system paths)will it show up if I something[Tab]
?
does it do something (besides crash) if I run it w/ no options?
does it have a --help
option?
does it behave like other programs I’m used to?
Don’t try to do things that other standard Unix utils already do
Use linefeed-delimited text streams as your IPC/RPC
read from standard input when used in a pipe
write normal (expected, requested) output to standard output
write exceptional output to standard error
Return zero for success, non-zero for failure
Have a manual page (it’s cake with pod2man
)
Perl is part of the Unix toolkit.
pod2man comes with Perl and makes it easy to
turn POD into a manual page
so your users can man yourcmd
just like any other
Getopt::Long and Pod::Usage make it easy to
parse command line options the conventional way
produce nicely-formatted, standard-looking --help
output
Print something if no parameters are supplied.
# after GetOptions pulls out what it needs...
die "ERROR: need a input filename" unless @ARGV;
Always have a -h
or -help
switch.
# after e.g., GetOptions('help' => \$help, 'manual' => \$manual)
pod2usage(0) if $help;
pod2usage(-exitval => 0, -verbose => 2) if $manual;
Have a -v
[sic] or -version
switch.
# right inside the call to GetOptions
GetOptions('version|V' => sub { print "$VERSION\n"; exit });
Do not use stdout for messages and errors.
Always raise an error if something goes wrong (or die
!)
Validate your parameters (Getopt::Long can do this!)
Don’t hard-code any paths (no “magic numbers” as the boss would say)
Don’t pollute the PATH
(corrollary: install into the $PATH
).
provide a standard Makefile.PL
provide a Makefile
that installs to ~/.local
look into something like Environment Modules
Check that your dependencies are installed.
Don’t distribute bare JAR files. (Ha!)
Take the example script scrubbed
: it reads (potentially malformed) input and writes sanitized output.
It has a name (“scrub”) that suggests it behaves like a filter: reading from and writing to standard out.
Some Unix toolkit programs (cat
, awk
, grep
) will appear to “hang” if you forget the input filename.
You can either handle this one of two ways:
by requiring -
as the input filename to read from stdin
by waiting for input (forever)
Unix man pages are grrreat. Their lack of features is a feature.
POD is basically a man page with slightly different section names from the Unix / POSIX standard. They show up in section “3pm” of the manual.
You can access them with man cmdname
or perldoc cmdname
.
You can process POD from a Perl module into a man page with pod2man
.
=head1 NAME
mycmd - Do the thing
=head1 SYNOPSIS
B<mycmd> [options] [arg1 arg2 arg3 ...] [FILE] [< FILE]
Options:
--help brief help message
⋮
=head1 OPTIONS
=over 10
=item B<--help>
Prints this help message.
⋮
# Makefile for myprogram
PREFIX ?= /usr/local # try 'make install PREFIX=$HOME/.local'
help:
@echo "Type 'make install [PREFIX=path; default /usr/local]'." >&2
install: install-bin install-man
install-bin: myprogram
install $< $(PREFIX)/bin
install-man: myprogram.1
install -m644 $< $(PREFIX)/share/man/man1
myprogram.1: myprogram
pod2man $< > $@
FIXME: Do a proper Makefile.PL
for non-Unix OSes.
use v5.10;
use Term::ANSIColor;
say colored('Bold and blue', 'bold blue');
# or…
use Term::ANSIColor ':constants';
say BOLD RED "OH NOES!", RESET;
Why not ANSI all the things? You don’t want ANSI escapes in your output if your output is getting piped to another program! So, instead…
BEGIN { $ENV{ANSI_COLORS_DISABLED} = 1 unless -t STDOUT }
use Term::ANSIColor ':constants';
my $ERR = BOLD RED 'ERROR', RESET;
die "$ERR: Everything is broken and terrible.";
(Perl::Critic will probably tell you to use IO::Interactive. It’s OK.)
h/t: https://github.polettix.it/ETOOBUSY/2020/08/08/term-ansicolor
Executable Perl modules (kinda like Python __main__.py
inside a package):
# mymodule.pm
package MyModule;
use v5.10;
main() if not caller();
sub main { say "I say, I say."; }
sub func1 { say "This is 'func1' doing its function thing."; }
1;
Now you can run MyModule.pm
as a command, or use
its functions:
$ perl module.pm
$ PERL5LIB=. perl -Mmymodule -e 'MyModule::func1();'
h/t: https://perlmaven.com/modulino-both-script-and-module
If you have bash-completion installed:
# bash-completion provides the '_longopt' shell function
complete -F _longopt mycommand
Otherwise:
# make your own function (put this in your ~/.bashrc)
_mycommand() {
mycommand --help | perl -ne 'print if s/\s+(--\w+).*/$1/'
}
complete -o default -F _mycommmand mycommand
Plenty more examples here: https://github.com/scop/bash-completion/tree/master/completions
Thanks for your kind attention.
All materials (incl. a PDF handout) will be up shortly at https://github.com/ernstki/perfect-perl-clis


Bio
My name is Sean K. Hall, I was born and raised in Washington and I'm greatful to have done so. The places that I've lived, including outside of Washington, are Texas, Arkansas and England. Aside from Washington, England was my favorite place to live because it reminded me of home so much. I was able to travel around the world due in a huge part to my previous career in The United States Air Force which I was a part of for seven years. I am glad to be out of the armed services but I am also fortunate for the people I connected with and experiences that I now have with me. Now that I am out I can persue a career that I will have much more passion and drive towards. Becoming a Software Developer is my main focus in life right now so that I can thrive as much as possible so that I can have an enjoyable life with my friends and family.
Outside of career specifc things about me I am a massive fan of superheros and virtually all mediums that they are presented in. Batman is my favorite character in all of ficton and has been for as long as I can remember, Batman the Animated Series and Batman '66 are the culprits that started this obsession. From there, anything that could involve superheroes I am fan of but another love are movies. I'm confident in saying that I enjoy all generas of movies and if there's one I dont like it's only because I haven't been exposed to it yet and I welcome new recomendations.
That's enough for now.
Questions
- Hello! Is my name Sean?
- Is Spider-man my favorite superhero?
- Do you think I was exposed to Batman at the age of 1?
- Is it true that I saw The Dark Knight a total of seven times in the theaters?
- Am I Batman?
- How many bones have I broken in total?
- Not including Batman, who are my top 7 favoite superheros?
Job Experience
- Honorably Discharged 9/26/19
- Little Rock Air Force Base, Jacksonville, Arkansas 6/2016 - 9/2018
- Crew Chief
- TNB
- Mildenhall Air Force Base, United Kingdom 5/2012 - 6/2016
- Crew Chief
- CTK
- Little Rock Air Force Base, Jacksonville, Arkansas 4/2012 - 5/2012
- Crew Chief Student
- USAF Base, Wichita Falls, Texas 11/2011 - 4/2012
- Crew Chief Student
- USAF Base, San Antonio, Texas 9/2011 - 11/2011
- Airman Trannie
Goals
My professional goals are centered in and around becoming a proffesional Software Developer. To detail that goal further I want to graduate from Code Fellows, have security for my family and myself but most importantly to enjoy what I do for a living.
My personal goals, similar to my proffesional goals, are focused around one thing as well, superheroes. I would like to have my Software Development skills to go towards working for DC Comics. The exact job I would apply for in the future I currently have no idea but I'll figure that detail out along the way as my skills progress. The other major goal is to develop my fitness to a level that I'm proud with drawing inspiration from some of my favorite charactrs but at the same time, people in the real world too.
The Movie List
- The Dark Knight - July 18, 2008
- The Princess Bride - September 25, 1987
- Drive - September 16, 2011
- Dumb and Dumber - December 6, 1994
- Batman - June 19, 1989
- Logan - March 3, 2017
- Spider-man 2 - June 30, 2004
- Hercules - June 13, 1997
- Princess Mononoke - October 29, 1999
- Blade Runner 2049 - October 6, 2017


I took 10 packs, 1.3 grams each, I weigh 150 lbs, I have done the seed before and I only got a little body high along with some CEVs, they were Heavenly Blue (although they weren't too heavenly), oh and I washed them under water and ate them whole, well I chewed them up pretty well then swallowed.
The 13 grams of Heavenly Blue morning glory seeds I ate sent me over edge.
At first it was an ok trip, nice visuals, plenty of OEV and CEVs, some major audio distortions listening to The Doors. Then I realized it was getting a little out of control and made some very incoherent posts on alt.drugs.psychedeilics (which can be found at www.deja.com just search for my name, Dumbass, and Morning Glory seeds, you'll find it.

I ended up in the ER and spent Thursday night, all of Friday, and Saturday morning in the hospital, they gave me a bunch of sedatives, including Valium, but I don't remember any of this, they pumped me full of charcoal so I would throw it all up.

Overall it was an insanely intense trip, which I will not be repeating ever. That's all I can think of now about the whole trip.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Date: 2nd May 2019
Motivational video from JuliaCon 2018 attendees
julia> # Comment
julia> #=
COMMENT SECTION
This is a multi-line comment
=#
Characters use ' '
single quotes and can be any Unicode Character. Special characters are usually available with \{latex-like-name}
+TAB. For example, α can be written in julia REPL (Read-Evaluate-Print-Loop) as typing and pressing TAB key.
julia> 'C'
'C': ASCII/Unicode U+0043 (category Lu: Letter, uppercase)
julia> '😃'
'😃': Unicode U+01f603 (category So: Symbol, other)
There are two ways to get a string literal: double quotes, triple double quotes.
julia> "String "
"String "
julia> """
Multiline Strings
Can be useful
ẋ = Ax + Bu
y = Cx + Du
"""
"Multiline Strings\nCan be useful\nẋ = Ax + Bu\ny = Cx + Du\n"
Julia has some abstract and some concrete number types, a portion of the latter can be constructed by literals. The concrete numbers are mirrored as common CPU numbers such as 8,16,32,64 bit integers and 32 and 64 bit float numbers when available to the machine. There are also big and 128-bit integer and float numbers as well as 16 bit floats though they are not mapped directly machine numbers. Operations on this values are bound to what corresponding CPU instruction does; therefore, integers can overflow and underflow, floats may not be exact.
julia> 0x1 #8-bit unsigned integer
0x01
julia> 1 #64-bit or 32-bit signed integer depending on system integer size
1
julia> 1.0 #64-bit IEEE floating number
1.0
julia> big"1" # A big integer
1
julia> big"1.0" # A big float
1.0
julia> 1.0f0 # 32-bit IEEE floating number
1.0f0
Arrays are containers for multiple objects stacked in multiple dimensions. Type signature is Array{T, N}
where T
refers to a type or collection of types and determining containable objects and N
is the dimension. [...]
syntax generates Arrays.
This syntax conditionally executes a chunk of code. If-clauses accepts only the boolean values true
and false
as conditions.
julia> if sin(π/2) ≈ 1 # true
println("sine of π/2 is approximately one")
end
sine of π/2 is approximately one
julia> if 4 < 5 # true
3 % 2 == 1 ? println("Odd") : println("Even")
elseif 7 % 3 == 0 # else if 4 < 5 were not true
println("Else if")
else # else if both conditions were not true
println("Else")
end
Odd
There is also ternary operator for conditional execution.
julia> sin(π/2) ≈ 1 ? println("sin of π/2 is one") : println("Dummy!")
sin of π/2 is one
Until an iterable object finishes, the loop body is executed with given iterant in for-loop.
julia> for i = 1:10 # `i in 1:10` is the same
if i < 5
i % 2 == 1 ? println("Odd") : println("Even")
elseif i % 3 == 0
println("Jump to the beginning of the loop after iterating i = $i")
continue # Jump to the next iteration of i
elseif i % 4 == 0
println("Jump out of the loop i = $i")
break # End all iterations
end
println("End of the loop i = $i")
end
Odd
End of the loop i = 1
Even
End of the loop i = 2
Odd
End of the loop i = 3
Even
End of the loop i = 4
End of the loop i = 5
Jump to the beginning of the loop after iterating i = 6
End of the loop i = 7
Jump out of the loop i = 8
The loop body is executed until a condition is not met.
julia> i = 0 # initialize a variable
0
julia> while i <= 10 # check the condition
global i += 1 # increment i
if i < 5
i % 2 == 1 ? println("Odd") : println("Even")
elseif i % 3 == 0
println("Jump to the begining of the loop after iterating i = $i")
continue
elseif i % 4 == 0
println("Jump out of the loop i = $i")
break
end
println("End of the loop i = $i")
end
Odd
End of the loop i = 1
Even
End of the loop i = 2
Odd
End of the loop i = 3
Even
End of the loop i = 4
End of the loop i = 5
Jump to the begining of the loop after iterating i = 6
End of the loop i = 7
Jump out of the loop i = 8
try
starts a block of code that is run until an exception occurs. If an error does occur catch
block gets the error and is executed till the end (Still errors may occur and the execution then stops). Optional block finally
, if exists, is executed whether an error occurs.
julia> try
z == 1
catch e
throw(e)
finally
global z = 2
end
ERROR: UndefVarError: z not defined
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at REPL[97]:4
julia> z = 1
1
julia> try
z == 1
catch e
throw(e)
finally
global z = 2
end
true
julia> z
2
There are two ways to declare a function: one-liner and multi-line.
julia> f(x, y) = y*x^y # Function declaration for one-liner
f (generic function with 1 method)
julia> f(1, 3) # Function call
3
julia> function helper(x, y) # Multi-line function definition
s = x
sold = zero(x)
while sold !== s
x /= y
sold = s
s += x
end
return s
end
helper (generic function with 1 method)
julia> helper(1, 0)
Inf
julia> helper(0, 0)
0
julia> helper(1, 0.5)
Inf
julia> helper(1, 2)
2.0
There is also anonymous functions.
julia> t = (x, y) -> y*x^y # The variable name t can be bound anything else later but f and helper not
#3 (generic function with 1 method)
julia> t(1, 3)
3
julia> t = 0
0
julia> t
0
julia> f = 0
ERROR: invalid redefinition of constant f
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at none:0
julia> t = function (x, y)
s = x
sold = zero(x)
while sold !== s
x /= y
sold = s
s += x
end
return s
end
#5 (generic function with 1 method)
julia> t(1, 2)
2.0
A variable can be attached to a type or may be free. In Functions
chapter, it seen that names attached to functions cannot be assigned to another value.
A top scope is a global scope in a module. In REPL, everything is get to defined in Main
module.
julia> a = 2 # a globally bound to 2 in module Main
2
julia> Main.a
2
julia> typeof(a)
Int64
julia> a = 2.0 #It can change type
2.0
julia> typeof(a)
Float64
If a non- type changing variable is needed, const
qualifier should precede the assignment.
julia> const b = 0x1
0x01
julia> typeof(b)
UInt8
julia> b = 1 # cannot assign other than UInt8 values
ERROR: invalid redefinition of constant b
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at none:0
Globally defined variables are available for reading in every point of the module they are defined. However, to disambiguate the usage of global variables from local variables in an inner block of the module, global
qualifier has to be used.
julia> x = 1
1
julia> let
println("x reads as $x")
end
x reads as 1
julia> let
x += 1
println("x reads as $x")
end
ERROR: UndefVarError: x not defined
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at none:2
julia> let
global x += 1
println("x reads as $x")
end
x reads as 2
julia> let
x = 3; x += 1; # Works because x is now local to this scope
println("x reads as $x")
end
x reads as 4
julia> x
2
This rule is also enforced in all top scope blocks including conditional blocks of if-clause, for-loops, etc.
julia> x = 2
2
julia> for i = 1:10
x += i
end
ERROR: UndefVarError: x not defined
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at ./none:2
julia> for i = 1:10
global x += i
end
julia> x
57
Operators and functions can be applied on arrays or array-like objects element-wise. For example, for scalar +
operator, .+
is the element-wise counterpart and for scalar sin
function, sin.
is.
julia> 1+1
2
julia> (1:10) .+ 2
3:12
julia> (1:10) .+ (1:10)
2:2:20
julia> (1:3) .+ [1, 5]'
3×2 Array{Int64,2}:
2 6
3 7
4 8
julia> sin(π/2)
1.0
julia> a = range(0, π, step=π/16)
0.0:0.19634954084936207:3.141592653589793
julia> sin.(a)
17-element Array{Float64,1}:
0.0
0.19509032201612825
0.3826834323650898
0.5555702330196022
0.7071067811865475
0.8314696123025452
⋮
0.7071067811865476
0.5555702330196022
0.3826834323650899
0.1950903220161286
1.2246467991473532e-16
There are some standard libraries bundled with julia. LinearAlgebra
, SparseArrrays
, and Statistics
are examples of standard libraries. To put them in use, they should be imported by import
or using
syntax.
julia> dot(ones(5), ones(5)) # dot product is not available now
ERROR: UndefVarError: dot not defined
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at none:0
julia> import LinearAlgebra # import LinearAlgebra Module
julia> dot(ones(5), ones(5)) # Still dot product is not available
ERROR: UndefVarError: dot not defined
Stacktrace:
[1] top-level scope at none:0
julia> LinearAlgebra.dot(ones(5), ones(5)) # But can call with LinearAlgebra namespace
5.0
julia> using LinearAlgebra # Now the exported names from LinearAlgebra is available
julia> dot(ones(5), ones(5))
5.0
Other than standard libraries, The Julia Language can pull packages from GitHub repositories. For later usage, DifferentialEquations.jl
and PyPlot.jl
packages are shown to how to be installed.
julia>] #Press right bracket in REPL
(v1.1) pkg> #Prompts this
(v1.1) pkg> add DifferentialEquations PyPlot
Resolving package versions...
# Bunch of install directives
(v1.1) pkg> # Press Backspace button to turn back to REPL
julia> # Prompts this
julia> using DifferentialEquations, PyPlot
[ Info: # Some Pre-compilation Statements
]
Differential equations show rate of change of states. For example, projectile motion can be modeled as
ẋ = Vₓ
ẏ = v
v̇ = -g
julia> """A description of the function \n
ẋ = Vₓ \n
ẏ = v \n
v̇ = -g \n
"""
projectile_motion(u, p, t) = [p[1], u[3], p[2]]
projectile_motion
To create a problem ODEProblem
function is used.
julia> u0 = [0.0, 0.0, 5.0]
3-element Array{Float64,1}:
0.0
0.0
5.0
julia> params = [1, -9.81]
2-element Array{Float64,1}:
1.0
-9.81
julia> tspan = (0.0, 2.0)
(0.0, 2.0)
julia> prob = ODEProblem(projectile_motion, u0, tspan, params)
ODEProblem with uType Array{Int64,1} and tType Int64. In-place: false
timespan: (0, 2)
u0: [0, 0, 5]
To solve the problem, solve
function is used. The function takes a problem, a method for solving the problem, and other parameters for this method.
julia> sol = solve(prob, Tsit5(), abstol=1e-8, reltol=1e-8)
retcode: Success
Interpolation: specialized 4th order "free" interpolation
t: 5-element Array{Float64,1}:
0.0
0.0070693311194078125
0.07490849421525578
0.5503901400837413
2.0
u: 5-element Array{Array{Float64,1},1}:
[0.0, 0.0, 5.0]
[0.00706933, 0.0351015, 4.93065]
[0.0749085, 0.347019, 4.26515]
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When the Slipstream Process is completed, Slips7ream can automatically perform one of the following actions:
- Do Nothing: Slips7ream will not do anything when complete. It will just show its normal interface again.
- Play Alert Noise: The Alert selected in the Configuration Window will be played. If no Alert is selected, the Windows "tada.wav" or System Default Alert sound is used instead.
- Close Program: Slips7ream will close itself.

- Restart: Windows will be restarted.
- Sleep: Windows will be sent into sleep mode (also called Standby or Suspend).


Miguel Cardoso Neves
I am a post-doctoral researcher at the Faculty of Computer Science of
Dalhousie University, working with
Prof. Israat Haque. Previously, I was a Research Associate at
PUCRS (2020-2021)
and a Part-time Professor at
INF/UFRGS (2019-2020), all in Brazil.
I hold a PhD degree in Computer Science from UFRGS under the supervision of
Prof. Marinho Barcellos.
During my PhD, I also spent one year as a research scholar at
UC San Diego working with
Prof. Kirill Levchenko.
I got a B.Eng. degree in Computer Engineering in 2014 from UFRGS.
Contact
Email: mg478789 at dal dot ca
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duration: 400
bounces: 6
stiffness: 2
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bounces: 4
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To begin you need to create an account and select your tutor. Selecting your tutor will automatically put you in your tutor group so that can get to know the other people in your tutor group and complete the game together.
How do I get the most out of Exeter Expeditions?
To get the most out of this game, don’t be shy and talk amongst your tutor group when playing the game. Also complete the extra achievements in the achievements tab so you have a good understanding of how to locate many facilities at University.
What are achievements?
Achievements are the places you have successfully located. Each achievement that you complete will gain your team more points and put you higher on the leaderboard.
What if I don’t have access to the internet?
Exeter Expedition is a web app meaning you need to be connected to wifi or mobile data to use it. However, if you have activated your IT account this should be no problem as you can simply connect to Exeter University wifi to play.
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Greetings, first time visit and I decided to try and get envolved. So here is my extra cents if not already posted somewhere else.
Please provide a game tracking plugin that tracks how many hardcore games played vs core games played. Those that play core obviously generate higher stats in certain, if not all areas, of the game than those that play a much slower pace Hardcore game mode. However, it really gets annoying to see kids on forums that take battlelog to a pissen contest about how good they are because of stats and other bogus BS.
I shouldnt be ranked and or penalized based for example SPM, when a core players SPM will be higher than someone Hardcore based of selfhealing allows you to stay in the battle a lot longer or red dots that allow you to acquire your targets alot faster for kills.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Sorry we cannot do some in depth tracking.
The best tracking available is bf4stats.com, all the data they have is mostly all of the data that exist in BF.
Topicstarter
50Gunz
Oh well...thanks for responding. Or maybe what Im looking for is there in depth and I havent noticed yet.


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If you’re reading this, and want to catch up, here’s Part I and Part II.
Right, after realizing towards the end of the previous scenario that there was no hope in the angle I was taking, nor does a company like Reliance care much for the complaints of a dissatisfied customer, or his blog posts. However, the social media push somehow (details left out intentionally, sorry!) got me in touch with their head of enterprise services. I sent him this:
Dear Punit,
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read through this e-mail.
I’m writing with regards to my frustration by Reliance Support and Reliance Customer Care over the last month.
After only recently signing up with your broadband services, both at home and at our offices, my modem at home failed on 8th November. I filed a complaint …
[The details and facts specified here are pretty much outlined in Part I and Part II, so I’ll skip it here]
… and that I would need to e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to state my case and claim.
I have now had (3) e-mail communications back, each stating that no waiver would be approved because the problems had all been resolved within the committed time.
Sir, as an extremely frustrated customer, I wish to highlight:
- As a fellow IT person operating a NOC environment, I cannot understand how Reliance Support engineers can close complaints without (a) showing up (b) contacting a customer and most importantly © solving the issue
- I cannot understand why Customer Care are unable to do anything beyond reading that the technical/someone closed my complaint and that it is solved, and opening newer complaint numbers
- Repeatedly e-mailing<EMAIL_ADDRESS>only results in being told that the issue has been resolved even though it should be clear that I would not have had to make multiple repeated complaints in the same week had that actually been the case, and that failure of Support System to continue running on the same case number is the reason I have 3 separate ones.
After dealing with this unprofessional attitude, I request that
- An explanation be available as to why customer complaints are being closed without problems being solved or at least some notification to the customer
- I should not be paying for the period wherein Reliance technical team & support failed to restore my services (Nov 08-Nov 16)
- Any additional charges that are incurred because of the delay in my resolution due to Reliance’s billing and support teams past the billing date be waived as well.
I believe that such a request is both fair and just considering the circumstances, and I hope we reach a speedy resolution; one that is not my cancellation of Reliance services from any of my locations.
Sincerely,
Chirag Desai
Summary:
- Original complaint: 140684488, 8th nov
- Second complaint: 140803041: 10th nov
- Final complaint (Durghesh): 141112992: 15 nov
- Billing complaint: 142081510 — filed nov. 30, 1.51 p.m.
I got 5 or 6 calls from different technical guys, all asking me what was the status of my problem. Seriously? After 5 or 6 re-explanations, I got wonderful sympathy from each one, “Yea that should not have happened” or “Yes that makes perfect sense, you should get a refund” and one going to the “Yea that part of support is outsourced to a third party and we pressure them to meet targets so sometimes they do that.” Are you kidding me.
Each one told me they would put in a request from someone in billing to call me. Three days later, my account is now suspended.
Hi Punit,
I’m hoping that the numerous calls I got from reliance last Thursday were a result of my e-mail to you. However it seems that no one really read my complaints, so the only people I got calls from were from the technical team. After I explained the case over and over again to some 5–6 different people, each person told me someone from billing would contact me because what I’m asking for makes perfect sense, and that it should be sorted out.
No one from billing has called and my account has since been suspended.
I’m sure you can’t blame me much when I say that not only am I dissatisfied with the service (and the complete lack of anyone in the team spending 3 minutes *reading* my complaints), but I really do not even wish to continue this conversation further.
Chirag
Not that it matters or anything.
Update, 20 Jan 2011: The issue was eventually resolved, and my last email got me a call from Billing who eventually sorted me out with a refund.


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Folcaps™ is a scored red round multivitamin tablet.
Each tablet contains:
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine HCl) ................................................................ 25 mg
Folic Acid ................................................................................................. 2.2 mg
Cyanocobalamin ....................................................................................500 μg
INACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Dicalcium Phosphate Dihydrate, Microcrystalline Cellulose, Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Croscarmellose Sodium, Magnesium Stearate
Folcaps™ is a multivitamin prescription supplement indicated for the use in improving the nutritional status of patients as prescribed by their physician.
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This feature allows the value of a database column to be set to a SQL expression instead of a literal value. It’s especially useful for atomic updates, calling stored procedures, etc. All you do is assign an expression to an attribute:
class SomeClass(object):
pass
mapper(SomeClass, some_table)
someobject = session.query(SomeClass).get(5)
# set 'value' attribute to a SQL expression adding one
someobject.value = some_table.c.value + 1
# issues "UPDATE some_table SET value=value+1"
session.commit()
This technique works both for INSERT and UPDATE statements. After the flush/commit operation, the value attribute on someobject above is expired, so that when next accessed the newly generated value will be loaded from the database.
SQL expressions and strings can be executed via the Session within its transactional context. This is most easily accomplished using the execute() method, which returns a ResultProxy in the same manner as an Engine or Connection:
Session = sessionmaker(bind=engine)
session = Session()
# execute a string statement
result = session.execute("select * from table where id=:id", {'id':7})
# execute a SQL expression construct
result = session.execute(select([mytable]).where(mytable.c.id==7))
The current Connection held by the Session is accessible using the connection() method:
connection = session.connection()
The examples above deal with a Session that’s bound to a single Engine or Connection. To execute statements using a Session which is bound either to multiple engines, or none at all (i.e. relies upon bound metadata), both execute() and connection() accept a mapper keyword argument, which is passed a mapped class or Mapper instance, which is used to locate the proper context for the desired engine:
Session = sessionmaker()
session = Session()
# need to specify mapper or class when executing
result = session.execute("select * from table where id=:id", {'id':7}, mapper=MyMappedClass)
result = session.execute(select([mytable], mytable.c.id==7), mapper=MyMappedClass)
connection = session.connection(MyMappedClass)
Vertical partitioning places different kinds of objects, or different tables, across multiple databases:
engine1 = create_engine('postgresql://db1')
engine2 = create_engine('postgresql://db2')
Session = sessionmaker(twophase=True)
# bind User operations to engine 1, Account operations to engine 2
Session.configure(binds={User:engine1, Account:engine2})
session = Session()
Above, operations against either class will make usage of the Engine linked to that class. Upon a flush operation, similar rules take place to ensure each class is written to the right database.
The transactions among the multiple databases can optionally be coordinated via two phase commit, if the underlying backend supports it. See Enabling Two-Phase Commit for an example.
More comprehensive rule-based class-level partitioning can be built by overriding the Session.get_bind() method. Below we illustrate a custom Session which delivers the following rules:
engines = {
'master':create_engine("sqlite:///master.db"),
'other':create_engine("sqlite:///other.db"),
'slave1':create_engine("sqlite:///slave1.db"),
'slave2':create_engine("sqlite:///slave2.db"),
}
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session, sessionmaker
import random
class RoutingSession(Session):
def get_bind(self, mapper=None, clause=None):
if mapper and issubclass(mapper.class_, MyOtherClass):
return engines['other']
elif self._flushing:
return engines['master']
else:
return engines[
random.choice(['slave1','slave2'])
]
The above Session class is plugged in using the class_ argument to sessionmaker:
Session = sessionmaker(class_=RoutingSession)
This approach can be combined with multiple MetaData objects, using an approach such as that of using the declarative __abstract__ keyword, described at __abstract__.
Horizontal partitioning partitions the rows of a single table (or a set of tables) across multiple databases.
See the “sharding” example: Horizontal Sharding.


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rlm_idn
Section: FreeRADIUS Module (5)
Updated: 8 May 2013
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NAME
rlm_idn - FreeRADIUS Module
DESCRIPTION
When instantiated, the
rlm_idn module provides an xlat
for performing IDNA encoding of internationalized domain names.
Decoding and other similar encodings like plain punycode are not
currently supported.
For example, the following unlang expression would evaluate to TRUE:
"%{idn:fūbar.site}" == "xn--fbar-v7a.site"
Each instance of rlm_idn may take the following parameters:
- use_std3_ascii_rules
-
This boolean is set by default and prohibits e.g. underscores in domain names.
- allow_unassigned
-
This boolean is unset by default, which prohibits use of unassigned Unicode points.
FILES
/etc/raddb/radiusd.conf
REFERENCES
RFC 3490
SEE ALSO
radiusd(8),
radiusd.conf(5)
idna_to_ascii_8z(3)
AUTHOR
Brian S. Julin,
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Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson And Zoe Saldana Star In Dubai Tourism Video
by Shakiel MahjouriVisit Dubai is enlisting three heavy hitters of Hollywood for their new tourism campaign.
The country’s tourism organization cast Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson and Zoe Saldana for a new video titled “#AStoryTakesFlight”. The tourism video shows the three actresses living it up while having fun experiences in the country.
The eight-minute long video depicts the stars’ journey through Dubai. They watch falcons soar across the desert and explore the country’s roots.
The video concludes with all Paltrow, Hudson and Saldana meeting up at a karaoke bar.


England’s players reportedly want Joe Gomez to start match against Kosovo
The defender was booed at Wembley against Kosovo.
by Sam PrestonJoe Gomez’s England team-mates want him to start this Sunday’s match against Kosovo after he was booed at Wembley in the 7-0 win over Montenegro.
According to the Telegraph, Three Lions players feel that the part way to show solidarity would be for both Gomez and Raheem Sterling to start tomorrow’s dead rubber.
Gomez hasn’t started an England game since the Nations League third/fourth placed play-off against Switzerland in June and has struggled for gametime at Liverpool this season.
But the report says he was devastated by the reception he got at Wembley and Gareth Southgate and England coach Chris Powell – who knows him well from his time at Charlton – spent time with him post-match.
TBR’s View – Gomez needs full backing from England over booing which is not his fault at all
Fans booing their own players is rarely a good look and it’s completely braindead in this instance given that Gomez has done absolutely nothing wrong.
He needs everyone to do with the England setup to rally around him and show solidarity and playing him against Kosovo could well be one way to do that.
The togetherness in the camp is one of the England side’s greatest strengths and it needs to be in full sight this weekend.
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