MNFUpcomingThreshold
@interface MNFUpcomingThreshold : MNFObject
The MNFUpcomingThreshold class contains information on a threshold the user has set for an account.
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The id of the account group for which the threshold is valid.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull accountSetId;
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A collection of account ids for which the threshold is valid. If nothing specified the threshold will be applied to all the user’s accounts.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readonly, copy, nonatomic) NSArray *_Nonnull accountIds;
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A decimal specifying the value of the threshold.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull value;
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Whether the threshold is an upper limit or not.
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (readwrite, strong, nonatomic) NSNumber *_Nonnull isUpperLimit;
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Fetches a threshold with a given identifier.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull MNFJob *)fetchWithId:(nonnull NSNumber *)identifier completion: (nullable MNFThresholdCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
class func fetch(withId identifier: Any!, completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
identifier
The id of the threshold.
completion
A completion block returning a threshold and an error.
Return Value
MNFJob A job containing a threshold and an error.
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Fetches a list of thresholds filtered by account ids.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull MNFJob *) fetchThresholdsWithAccountIds:(nullable NSString *)accountIds completion:(nullable MNFMultipleThresholdsCompletionHandler) completion;
Swift
class func fetchThresholds(withAccountIds accountIds: Any!, completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
accountIds
A comma seperated string of account ids to filter by. If nil returns all.
completion
A completion block returning a list of thresholds and an error.
Return Value
MNFJob A job containing a list of thresholds and an error.
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Creates a threshold on the server for give account ids.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull MNFJob *) createThresholdWithValue:(nullable NSNumber *)value isUpperLimit:(nullable NSNumber *)isUpperLimit accountIds:(nonnull NSArray<NSNumber *> *)accountIds completion:(nullable MNFThresholdCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
class func createThreshold(withValue value: Any!, isUpperLimit: Any!, accountIds: Any!, completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
value
The value of the threshold.
isUpperLimit
Whether the threshold is an upper limit or not.
accountIds
A list of account ids for which the threshold is valid.
completion
A completion block returning the created threshold and an error.
Return Value
MNFJob A job containing the created threshold and an error.
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Deletes the threshold from the server.
Note
Remember to deallocate objects that have been deleted from the server.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull MNFJob *)deleteThresholdWithCompletion: (nullable MNFErrorOnlyCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
func delete(withCompletion completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
completion
A completion block returning an error.
Return Value
MNFJob A job containing an error.
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Save changes to a threshold on the server.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull MNFJob *)saveWithCompletion: (nullable MNFErrorOnlyCompletionHandler)completion;
Swift
func save(withCompletion completion: Any!) -> Any!
Parameters
completion
A completion block returning an error.
Return Value
MNFJob A job containing an error.s


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HANOI HILTON A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1987 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: This is a pretty credible story of POWs held by the North Vietnamese. In spite of what has been read into it, it is *not* a right-wing polemic defending the war. It *is* a tribute to the courage and ingenuity of POWs in defying their captors. As such it is one of the best films about the Southeast Asia war. Rating: +2.
The film industry seems unsure how to show the Vietnam War in film. They want so desperately to please, but they are not sure what the buying public thinks of the war. When they think the public wants to see films that say the war was terrible, they make films like APOCALYPSE NOW. On the other hand, the audience that is into beefcake stars wants to feel we could have smeared the enemy, so they get films of macho stars either breaking out of POW camps or back in to rescue Americans still there. The poor film industry is aiming at a fragmented target of public opinion. But they sure know that it is public opinion they have to match. If they don't show the war exactly the way the public thinks of the war, it will cost them big bucks at the boxoffice. Hey, "if you want to deliver a message, send a telegram." That's the old adage of the film industry. No film about the war has shot so far wide of the public opinion mark as HANOI HILTON. You may remember it--it may have played a week at a theater near you.
HANOI HILTON is the story of the men interred in a POW camp in Hanoi. Most of the men believed in what they were doing. Perhaps they did not believe in the war, but they did believe in not being broken by their captors. The films paints the POWs as heroic, the captors as cruel, and the news and movie media as being dupes used by the Vietcong. None of that is too great a leap of imagination. There is nothing particularly hard to believe in the entire film. My understanding is that POWs endorse the film as being fairly realistic. The plot is not unusual or particularly new. It just shows how prisoners found ways to communicate with each other and support each other under interrogations that sometimes included torture. Again, nothing new for the cinema--there were similar films about World War II--but then POW camps probably have not changed that much either.
There has been some comment about how unfairly a visiting celebrity-- obviously intended to be Jane Fonda--is treated by the film. My personal belief is that Ms. Fonda was at this point a woman very committed to her ideals who had already been shown some of the destruction that air bombing had done in North Vietnam. That would have meant she had reason to be unsympathetic to the downed airmen and unsympathetic is all the film accuses her of being. A journalist earlier in the film is portrayed as much worse.
HANOI HILTON certainly appears to be a reasonably accurate portrayal of one aspect of the Vietnam War. In spite of a lot of unfavorable comment by other reviewers, I think it deserves a +2.
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Ahmad Atiyah
Full Stack Web Developer
(Master’s Degree Holder, Coding Bootcamp Graduate, Jordanian Native, Dallas Resident)
A Master's degree holder in Computer Science & Information Systems, who has completed a coding bootcamp to obtain/develop programming skills. I joined a Code Immersion program at Tech Talent South - Dallas, a Full Stack program that covered several Web Development topics including Ruby on Rails, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Deployment, APIs, Databases, Materialize, Git, GitHub, and Ruby Gems. The Coding Program consisted of two major parts - during the first segment, the instructor covered all the topics included in the course starting from the basics of Web Development. The second and majority of the course was a three-member team project. We worked on a project to showcase what we learned during the Coding Program in which we were each able to develop standard coding techniques and practices in a team environment. (Please check the Recent Projects section for more details.)
Recent Projects
Projects developed during Code Immersion Bootcamp
Ruby on Rails - HTML - CSS - Git - Material Design
UGiftMe
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UGiftMe is the main project that I worked on during the Code Immersion Program as mentioned above. , a social/wishlist website that allows users to find out what gift(s) their friends desire by simply visiting their page. Users can create events, wishlists, and share them with their friends.
UGiftMe was developed using Ruby on Rails, and Material Design for the Front-end. We used several Ruby Gems including Devise, Public_Activity, and Nokogiri.
Live DemoTest user: (medatiyah@gmail.com/password).
Blog App
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Ruby on Rails Bloa App that allows users to create a blog account and share blog-posts.
Gems used include: devise, pygments.rb, redcarpet, bootstrap-sass, will_paginate, and pg.
Live DemoTest user: (medatiyah@gmail.com/password123).
Code Immersion Assignments
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- • Google Maps API.
- • Weather API.
- • Music-DB.
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pulseaudio(1) pulseaudio(1) NAME pulseaudio - The PulseAudio Sound System SYNOPSIS pulseaudio [options] pulseaudio --help pulseaudio --version pulseaudio --dump-conf pulseaudio --dump-modules pulseaudio --dump-resample-methods pulseaudio --cleanup-shm pulseaudio --start pulseaudio --kill pulseaudio --check DESCRIPTION PulseAudio is a networked low-latency sound server for Linux, POSIX and Windows systems. OPTIONS -h | --help Show help. --version Show version information. --dump-conf Load the daemon configuration file daemon.conf (see below), parse remaining configuration options on the command line and dump the resulting daemon configuration, in a format that is compatible with daemon.conf. --dump-modules List available loadable modules. Combine with -v for a more elabo‐ rate listing. --dump-resample-methods List available audio resamplers. --cleanup-shm Identify stale PulseAudio POSIX shared memory segments in /dev/shm and remove them if possible. This is done implicitly whenever a new daemon starts up or a client tries to connect to a daemon. It should normally not be necessary to issue this command by hand. Only available on systems with POSIX shared memory segments imple‐ mented via a virtual file system mounted to /dev/shm (e.g. Linux). --start Start PulseAudio if it is not running yet. This is different from starting PulseAudio without --start which would fail if PA is already running. PulseAudio is guaranteed to be fully initialized when this call returns. Implies --daemon. -k | --kill Kill an already running PulseAudio daemon of the calling user (Equivalent to sending a SIGTERM). --check Return 0 as return code when the PulseAudio daemon is already run‐ ning for the calling user, or non-zero otherwise. Produces no out‐ put on the console except for errors to stderr. --system[=BOOL] Run as system-wide instance instead of per-user. Please note that this disables certain features of PulseAudio and is generally not recommended unless the system knows no local users (e.g. is a thin client). This feature needs special configuration and a dedicated UNIX user set up. It is highly recommended to combine this with --disallow-module-loading (see below). -D | --daemonize[=BOOL] Daemonize after startup, i.e. detach from the terminal. --fail[=BOOL] Fail startup when any of the commands specified in the startup script default.pa (see below) fails. --high-priority[=BOOL] Try to acquire a high Unix nice level. This will only succeed if the calling user has a non-zero RLIMIT_NICE resource limit set (on systems that support this), or we're called SUID root (see below), or we are configure to be run as system daemon (see --system above). It is recommended to enable this, since it is only a neg‐ ligible security risk (see below). --realtime[=BOOL] Try to acquire a real-time scheduling for PulseAudio's I/O threads. This will only succeed if the calling user has a non-zero RLIMIT_RTPRIO resource limit set (on systems that support this), or we're called SUID root (see below), or we are configure to be run as system daemon (see --system above). It is recommended to enable this only for trusted users, since it is a major security risk (see below). --disallow-module-loading[=BOOL] Disallow module loading after startup. This is a security feature since it disallows additional module loading during runtime and on user request. It is highly recommended when --system is used (see above). Note however, that this breaks certain features like auto‐ matic module loading on hot plug. --exit-idle-time=SECS Terminate the daemon when idle and the specified number of seconds passed. --scache-idle-time=SECS Unload autoloaded samples from the cache when the haven't been used for the specified number of seconds. --log-level[=LEVEL] If an argument is passed, set the log level to the specified value, otherwise increase the configured verbosity level by one. The log levels are numerical from 0 to 4, corresponding to error, warn, notice, info, debug. Default log level is notice, i.e. all log messages with lower log levels are printed: error, warn, notice. -v Increase the configured verbosity level by one (see --log-level above). Specify multiple times to increase log level multiple times. --log-target={auto,syslog,stderr,file:PATH} Specify the log target. If set to auto (which is the default), then logging is directed to syslog when --daemonize is passed, otherwise to STDERR. If set to file:PATH, logging is directed to the file indicated by PATH. --log-meta[=BOOL] Show source code location in log messages. --log-time[=BOOL] Show timestamps in log messages. --log-backtrace=FRAMES When FRAMES is greater than 0, log for each message a stack trace up to the number of specified stack frames. --p | --dl-search-path=PATH Set the search path for dynamic shared objects (plugins). --resample-method=METHOD Use the specified resampler by default (See --dump-resample-meth‐ ods above for possible values). --use-pid-file[=BOOL] Create a PID file. If this options is disabled it is possible to run multiple sound servers per user. --no-cpu-limit[=BOOL] Do not install CPU load limiter on platforms that support it. By default, PulseAudio will terminate itself when it notices that it takes up too much CPU time. This is useful as a protection against system lockups when real-time scheduling is used (see below). Dis‐ abling this meachnism is useful when debugging PulseAudio with tools like valgrind(1) which slow down execution. --disable-shm[=BOOL] PulseAudio clients and the server can exchange audio data via POSIX shared memory segments (on systems that support this). If disabled PulseAudio will communicate exclusively over sockets. Please note that data transfer via shared memory segments is always disabled when PulseAudio is running with --system enabled (see above). -L | --load="MODULE ARGUMENTS" Load the specified plugin module with the specified arguments. -F | --file=FILENAME Run the specified script on startup. May be specified multiple times to specify multiple scripts to be run in order. Combine with -n to disable loading of the default script default.pa (see below). -C Open a command interpreter on STDIN/STDOUT after startup. This may be used to configure PulseAudio dynamically during runtime. Equiv‐ alent to --load=module-cli. -n Don't load default script file default.pa (see below) on startup. Useful in conjunction with -C or --file. FILES ~/.pulse/daemon.conf, /etc/pulse/daemon.conf: configuration settings for the PulseAudio daemon. If the version in the user's home directory does not exist the global configuration file is loaded. See pulse-dae‐ mon.conf(5) for more information. ~/.pulse/default.pa, /etc/pulse/default.pa: the default configuration script to execute when the PulseAudio daemon is started. If the version in the user's home directory does not exist the global configuration script is loaded. See default.pa(5) for more information. ~/.pulse/client.conf, /etc/pulse/client.conf: configuration settings for PulseAudio client applications. If the version in the user's home direc‐ tory does not exist the global configuration file is loaded. See pulse- client.conf(5) for more information. SIGNALS SIGINT, SIGTERM: the PulseAudio daemon will shut down (Same as --kill). SIGHUP: dump a long status report to STDOUT or syslog, depending on the configuration. SIGUSR1: load module-cli, allowing runtime reconfiguration via STDIN/STD‐ OUT. SIGUSR2: load module-cli-protocol-unix, allowing runtime reconfiguration via a AF_UNIX socket. See pacmd(1) for more information. UNIX GROUPS AND USERS Group pulse-rt: if the PulseAudio binary is marked SUID root, then mem‐ bership of the calling user in this group decides whether real-time and/or high-priority scheduling is enabled. Please note that enabling real-time scheduling is a security risk (see below). Group pulse-access: if PulseAudio is running as a system daemon (see --system above) access is granted to members of this group when they con‐ nect via AF_UNIX sockets. If PulseAudio is running as a user daemon this group has no meaning. User pulse, group pulse: if PulseAudio is running as a system daemon (see --system above) and is started as root the daemon will drop priviliges and become a normal user process using this user and group. If PulseAudio is running as a user daemon this user and group has no meaning. REAL-TIME AND HIGH-PRIORITY SCHEDULING To minimize the risk of drop-outs during playback it is recommended to run PulseAudio with real-time scheduling if the underlying platform sup‐ ports it. This decouples the scheduling latency of the PulseAudio daemon from the system load and is thus the best way to make sure that PulseAu‐ dio always gets CPU time when it needs it to refill the hardware playback buffers. Unfortunately this is a security risk on most systems, since PulseAudio runs as user process, and giving realtime scheduling priv‐ iliges to a user process always comes with the risk that the user misuses it to lock up the system -- which is possible since making a process real-time effectively disables preemption. To minimize the risk PulseAudio by default does not enable real-time scheduling. It is however recommended to enable it on trusted systems. To do that start PulseAudio with --realtime (see above) or enabled the appropriate option in daemon.conf. Since acquiring realtime scheduling is a priviliged operation on most systems, some special changes to the sys‐ tem configuration need to be made to allow them to the calling user. Two options are available: On newer Linux systems the system resource limit RLIMIT_RTPRIO (see setr‐ limit(2) for more information) can be used to allow specific users to acquire real-time scheduling. This can be configured in /etc/secu‐ rity/limits.conf, a resource limit of 9 is recommended. Alternatively, the SUID root bit can be set for the PulseAudio binary. Then, the daemon will drop root priviliges immediately on startup, how‐ ever retain the CAP_NICE capability (on systems that support it), but only if the calling user is a member of the pulse-rt group (see above). For all other users all capababilities are dropped immediately. The advantage of this solution is that the real-time priviliges are only granted to the PulseAudio daemon -- not to all the user's processes. Alternatively, if the risk of locking up the machine is considered too big to enable real-time scheduling, high-priority scheduling can be enabled instead (i.e. negative nice level). This can be enabled by pass‐ ing --high-priority (see above) when starting PulseAudio and may also be enabled with the approriate option in daemon.conf. Negative nice levels can only be enabled when the appropriate resource limit RLIMIT_NICE is set (see setrlimit(2) for more information), possibly configured in /etc/security/limits.conf. A resource limit of 31 (corresponding with nice level -11) is recommended. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES The PulseAudio client libraries check for the existance of the following environment variables and change their local configuration accordingly: $PULSE_SERVER: the server string specifying the server to connect to when a client asks for a sound server connection and doesn't explicitly ask for a specific server. $PULSE_SINK: the symbolic name of the sink to connect to when a client creates a playback stream and doesn't explicitly ask for a specific sink. $PULSE_SOURCE: the symbolic name of the source to connect to when a client creates a record stream and doesn't explicitly ask for a specific source. $PULSE_BINARY: path of PulseAudio executable to run when server auto- spawning is used. $PULSE_CLIENTCONFIG: path of file that shall be read instead of client.conf (see above) for client configuration. These environment settings take precedence -- if set -- over the configu‐ ration settings from client.conf (see above). AUTHORS The PulseAudio Developers <pulseaudio-discuss (at) lists (dot) freedesk‐ top (dot) org>; PulseAudio is available from http://pulseaudio.org/ SEE ALSO pulse-daemon.conf(5), default.pa(5), pulse-client.conf(5), pacmd(1) Manuals User pulseaudio(1)


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Testing WebServices ¶
The same way we tested a web site, Codeception allows you to test web services. They are very hard to test manually, so it's a really good idea to automate web service testing. We have SOAP and REST as standards, which are represented in corresponding modules, which we will cover in this chapter.
You should start by creating a new test suite, (which was not provided by the bootstrap
command). We recommend calling it api and using the ApiTester
class for it.
$ php vendor/bin/codecept generate:suite api
We will put all the api tests there.
REST ¶
The REST web service is accessed via HTTP with standard methods: GET
, POST
, PUT
, DELETE
. They allow users to receive and manipulate entities from the service. Accessing a WebService requires an HTTP client, so for using it you need the module PhpBrowser
or one of framework modules set up. For example, we can use the Symfony
module for Symfony2 applications in order to ignore web server and test web service internally.
Configure modules in api.suite.yml
:
actor: ApiTester
modules:
enabled:
- REST:
url: http://serviceapp/api/v1/
depends: PhpBrowser
The REST module will connect to PhpBrowser
according to this configuration. Depending on the web service we may deal with XML or JSON responses. Codeception handles both data formats well, however If you don't need one of them, you can explicitly specify that the JSON or XML parts of the module will be used:
actor: ApiTester
modules:
enabled:
- REST:
url: http://serviceapp/api/v1/
depends: PhpBrowser
part: Json
API tests can be functional and be executed using Symfony, Laravel5, Zend, or any other framework module. You will need slightly update configuration for it:
actor: ApiTester
modules:
enabled:
- REST:
url: /api/v1/
depends: Laravel5
Once we have configured our new testing suite, we can create the first sample test:
$ codecept generate:cest api CreateUser
It will be called CreateUserCest.php
.
We need to implement a public method for each test. Let's make createUserViaAPI
to test creation of a user via the REST API.
<?php
class CreateUserCest
{
public function _before(\ApiTester $I)
{
}
public function _after(\ApiTester $I)
{
}
// tests
public function createUserViaAPI(\ApiTester $I)
{
$I->amHttpAuthenticated('service_user', '123456');
$I->haveHttpHeader('Content-Type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
$I->sendPOST('/users', ['name' => 'davert', 'email' => 'davert@codeception.com']);
$I->seeResponseCodeIs(\Codeception\Util\HttpCode::OK); // 200
$I->seeResponseIsJson();
$I->seeResponseContains('{"result":"ok"}');
}
}
We can use HTTP code constants from Codeception\Util\HttpCode
instead of numeric values to check response code in seeResponseCodeIs
and dontSeeResponseCodeIs
methods.
Testing JSON Responses ¶
The last line of the previous example verified that the response contained the provided string. However we shouldn't rely on it, as depending on content formatting we can receive different results with the same data. What we actually need is to check that the response can be parsed and it contains some of the values we expect. In the case of JSON we can use the seeResponseContainsJson
method
<?php
// matches {"result":"ok"}'
$I->seeResponseContainsJson(['result' => 'ok']);
// it can match tree-like structures as well
$I->seeResponseContainsJson([
'user' => [
'name' => 'davert',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'status' => 'inactive'
]
]);
You may want to perform even more complex assertions on a response. This can be done by writing your own methods in the Helper classes. To access the latest JSON response you will need to get the response
property of the REST
module. Let's demonstrate it with the seeResponseIsHtml
method:
<?php
namespace Helper;
class Api extends \Codeception\Module
{
public function seeResponseIsHtml()
{
$response = $this->getModule('REST')->response;
$this->assertRegExp('~^<!DOCTYPE HTML(.*?)<html>.*?<\/html>~m', $response);
}
}
The same way you can receive request parameters and headers.
Validate JSON structures ¶
It is pretty common for API tests to not only validate the received data but to check the structure of the response. Response data is not usually considered to be consistent, and may change on each request, however the JSON/XML structure should be kept the same for an API version. In order to check response structure the REST module has some useful methods.
If we expect a JSON response to be received we can check its structure with JSONPath. It looks and sounds like XPath but is designed to work with JSON data, however we can convert JSON into XML and use XPath to validate the structure. Both approaches are valid and can be used in the REST module:
<?php
$I->sendGET('/users');
$I->seeResponseCodeIs(HttpCode::OK); // 200
$I->seeResponseIsJson();
$I->seeResponseJsonMatchesJsonPath('$[0].user.login');
$I->seeResponseJsonMatchesXpath('//user/login');
More detailed check can be applied if you need to validate the type of fields in a response. You can do that by using with a seeResponseMatchesJsonType action in which you define the structure of JSON response.
<?php
$I->sendGET('/users/1');
$I->seeResponseCodeIs(HttpCode::OK); // 200
$I->seeResponseIsJson();
$I->seeResponseMatchesJsonType([
'id' => 'integer',
'name' => 'string',
'email' => 'string:email',
'homepage' => 'string:url|null',
'created_at' => 'string:date',
'is_active' => 'boolean'
]);
Codeception uses this simple and lightweight definitions format which can be easily learned and extended.
Testing XML Responses ¶
In case your REST API works with XML format you can use similar methods to test its data and structure.
There is seeXmlResponseIncludes
method to match inclusion of XML parts in response, and seeXmlResponseMatchesXpath
to validate its structure.
<?php
$I->sendGET('/users.xml');
$I->seeResponseCodeIs(\Codeception\Util\HttpCode::OK); // 200
$I->seeResponseIsXml();
$I->seeXmlResponseMatchesXpath('//user/login');
$I->seeXmlResponseIncludes(\Codeception\Util\Xml::toXml([
'user' => [
'name' => 'davert',
'email' =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>'status' => 'inactive'
]
]));
We are using Codeception\Util\Xml
class which allows us to build XML structures in a clean manner. The toXml
method may accept a string or array and returns \DOMDocument instance. If your XML contains attributes and so can't be represented as a PHP array you can create XML using the XmlBuilder class. We will take a look at it a bit more in next section.
SOAP ¶
SOAP web services are usually more complex. You will need PHP configured with SOAP support. Good knowledge of XML is required too. SOAP
module uses specially formatted POST request to connect to WSDL web services. Codeception uses PhpBrowser
or one of framework modules to perform interactions. If you choose using a framework module, SOAP will automatically connect to the underlying framework. That may improve the speed of a test execution and will provide you with more detailed stack traces.
Let's configure SOAP
module to be used with PhpBrowser
:
actor: ApiTester
modules:
enabled:
- SOAP:
depends: PhpBrowser
endpoint: http://serviceapp/api/v1/
SOAP request may contain application specific information, like authentication or payment. This information is provided with SOAP header inside the <soap:Header>
element of XML request. In case you need to submit such header, you can use haveSoapHeader
action. For example, next line of code
<?php
$I->haveSoapHeader('Auth', array('username' => 'Miles', 'password' => '123456'));
will produce this XML header
<soap:Header>
<Auth>
<username>Miles</username>
<password>123456</password>
</Auth>
</soap:Header>
Use sendSoapRequest
method to define the body of your request.
<?php
$I->sendSoapRequest('CreateUser', '<name>Miles Davis</name><email>miles@davis.com</email>');
This call will be translated to XML:
<soap:Body>
<ns:CreateUser>
<name>Miles Davis</name>
<EMAIL_ADDRESS></ns:CreateUser>
</soap:Body>
And here is the list of sample assertions that can be used with SOAP.
<?php
$I->seeSoapResponseEquals('<?xml version="1.0"<error>500</error>');
$I->seeSoapResponseIncludes('<result>1</result>');
$I->seeSoapResponseContainsStructure('<user><name></name><email></email>');
$I->seeSoapResponseContainsXPath('//result/user/name[@id=1]');
In case you don't want to write long XML strings, consider using XmlBuilder class. It will help you to build complex XMLs in jQuery-like style.
In the next example we will use XmlBuilder
instead of regular XML.
<?php
$I->haveSoapHeader('Session', array('token' => '123456'));
$I->sendSoapRequest('CreateUser', Xml::build()
->user->email->val('miles@davis.com'));
$I->seeSoapResponseIncludes(\Codeception\Util\Xml::build()
->result->val('Ok')
->user->attr('id', 1)
);
It's up to you to decide whether to use XmlBuilder
or plain XML. XmlBuilder
will return XML string as well.
You may extend current functionality by using SOAP
module in your helper class. To access the SOAP response as \DOMDocument
you can use response
property of SOAP
module.
<?php
namespace Helper;
class Api extends \Codeception\Module {
public function seeResponseIsValidOnSchema($schema)
{
$response = $this->getModule('SOAP')->response;
$this->assertTrue($response->schemaValidate($schema));
}
}
Conclusion ¶
Codeception has two modules that will help you to test various web services. They need a new api
suite to be created. Remember, you are not limited to test only response body. By including Db
module you may check if a user has been created after the CreateUser
call. You can improve testing scenarios by using REST or SOAP responses in your helper methods.


Object
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Honda XL250 Coconut Grove Darwin City Preview. Reply . Long, lean and mean, stretching nearly six feet from axle to axle, this machine literally screams with .
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May 3, 2009 . Page 7- The Honda XL (and other vintage singles) thread! . two bikes and the condition they are in,, the further I lean toward using the best of the 350 on the 250. . Still workin' on the 76 xl250/350 parts swapping. . I took it apart this weekend and noticed a small nick in the main jet intake (stock size).
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I got on the Honda and intercepted him as he crested the hill. . Anyway, I am hot into vintage/Ultima racing and really value those issues for set up, jetting and hop up articles. . (someone had set it all the way lean) Same deal. . Dave was on his pumped '77 TT, Scott was on his XT500 and I was on a borrowed XL250.
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As you lean out you'll see the spooge go from black to a mid-brown color. . I'm going to buy a Honda needle ( for the earlier cr250r that came w/ the . Motorcycle: 01 CR250R, 07 Speed Triple 1050, 73 RD350, 75 XL250, 82 SR250 . It's a pricey gamble, and I'd hate to start the whole jetting thing all over .
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Jul 2, 2000 . The engine is an XL250 motorsport sideport, from 1972/1973 which was found in a . The complete front end mated up with aftermarket Honda G5 taper rollers without alteration. . After jetting up, it still revved out better! . of rejetting to stifle lean running, made an amazing difference to the maximum revs, .
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Honda XL250 Coconut Grove Darwin City Preview. Reply . Long, lean and mean, stretching nearly six feet from axle to axle, this machine literally screams with .
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Asian Cars & Motorcycles - How To Information | eHow.com
Honda, like many manufacturers in post-war Japan, had to create a competitive . Jetting a motorcycle involves changing the amount of fuel in the fuel/air mixture. . A motorcycle that runs "lean" is one that has a low fuel-to-air ratio while a "rich" . in 1979, and immediately began taking sales away from the Honda XL250.
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Stock carburetor, jetting and air mixture screw chart by engine number . Turning in the mixture screw makes the mix more lean (reducing the amount of gas to . Honda's XL250 1972 - 1976, CL350, SL350, CB500 K Four 1971 - 1973, CB550 .
http://benmiranda.com/my-honda-cb350/
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Choose a main jet with a smaller number and lean out the air fuel mixture one step at a time. . This symptom indicates a lean main jet and/or needle. Use a .
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We offer a wide variety of Honda Motorcycle Fuel Systems to choose from and only . caused by a lean fuel mixture from a malfunctioning air cut-off valve... more .
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Carb Tuning - ScootRS
Choose a main jet with a smaller number and lean out the air fuel mixture one step at a time. . This symptom indicates a lean main jet and/or needle. Use a .
http://scootrs.com/tech.cfm?tip=tunecarb
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ONLINE MOTORCYCLES - MISCELLANEOUS STOCK
Mar 4, 2010. 5.54 H2904188B XL HIGH FLOW AIR C LEAN 1.0 1.0 99.40 $ 99.40 H3231183 . LINK 525 O RI NG 1.0 3.84 $ 3.84 CM328 MANUAL HONDA XL/ XR 78< M -1.0 . JDS78852 DAINESE DDRY D/JET 52 -1.0 380 -$ 380.00 JDS78854 . M 2.0 6.95 $ 13.90 LBH7 BRAKE LEVER XL250R F M 3.0 4.95 .
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addedDate |
val Friend.addedDate: Date |
createdDate |
Useful extension to convert the creation date property, from the Long unixtime, to a more practical Date object. val Created.createdDate: Date |
createdUtcDate |
Useful extension to convert the utc creation date property, from the Long unixtime, to a more practical Date object. val Created.createdUtcDate: Date |
distinguished |
Useful extension to map to an enum. val Distinguishable.distinguished: Distinguished |
edited |
val Editable.edited: Date |
hasEdited |
val Editable.hasEdited: Boolean |
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by Darrelle LincolnIt’s been a few days, but the Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph incident continues to dominate headlines and it only got bigger on Saturday when the incident got spoofed.
On Saturday Night Live, Kenan Thompson portrayed Myles Garrett during that incident and explained why he smashed Rudolph’s helmet over his head in hilarious fashion.
The full scene of Garrett and Mason Rudolph comes at 1:15:


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Other Projects
- I’ve spent much of the week working on an article on patents; I really should have finished it this weekend. But I’m watching sportsball instead
- I had lengthy phone calls with several folks this week about the lack of ethics in ed-tech (journalism)
- I had a briefing with a small startup called Apple about news coming out tomorrow
- I’ve been finalizing plans for the upcoming trip to the UK
- I had to deal with health insurance BS
- I had to deal with legal crap with my dad’s estate
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Tata Harrier, Nexon, Hexa discounts for November 2019
by Rivan RSFor the month of November 2019, Tata dealers are offering significant benefits and discounts on a large selection of the brand’s range.
Despite registering sizable growth in terms of sales during the month of October – on the back of special-edition models like the Harrier Dark and Nexon Kraz, and numerous festive season discounts and schemes – Tata Motors’ year-on-year (YoY) sales report tells another story. The brand bettered September sales figures by 61 percent during October 2019 (13,169 units), though this number still falls short of the 18,290 units Tata sold in October last year.
In order to continue to post positive sales during this month, Tata dealers across India have been authorised to offer cash discounts, exchange benefits and other schemes across a large selection of the brand’s range. Here’s how much you could save this month on your new Tata car or SUV:
Tata Hexa
Save up to Rs 1.1 lakh
The Hexa is currently the largest offering in Tata’s passenger vehicle line-up, but it will be discontinued in the coming months, before the April 2020 deadline for BS6 emission norms kicks in. Offered in six- and seven-seat configurations, the Tata Hexa comes with a 2.2-litre diesel engine (making 150hp/320Nm in the entry level variant and 156hp/400Nm in all higher trims) that gets manual and torque convertor automatic gearbox options. The rugged crossover, which is well-liked for its ride quality and offers good long-distance comfort, now comes with total benefits worth Rs 1.1 lakh, including cash discounts, exchange bonuses and corporate discounts.
Tata Safari Storme
Save up to Rs 75,000
The venerable Safari Storme is another one of Tata’s models to face the axe in the coming months. In order to avoid having a large backlog of unsold stock before the Safari is discontinued; dealers are now offering cash discounts, an exchange bonus and corporate discounts amounting to Rs 75,000. While the diesel engine, manual gearboxes and optional four-wheel-drive system are shared with the Hexa, the Safari Storme does not get an automatic gearbox option. It feels decidedly last-gen now, in comparison to new competition, but it will still appeal to buyers who value sheer size, a roomy cabin and good ride quality.
Tata Harrier
Save up to Rs 70,000
Even though there is an increasing level of competition in its segment from new entrants, like the Kia Seltos and MG Hector, the Tata Harrier has found a decent amount of takers. Its sales may suffer due to a lack of an automatic option, but the Harrier still boasts impressive ride quality, eye-catching looks and a rugged feel. The SUV, which is available with a sole 140hp, 2.0-litre diesel engine mated to a 6-speed manual, is now on offer with a large exchange bonus and corporate discounts totalling Rs 70,000.
Tata Bolt
Save up to Rs 70,000
Despite being a solid and competent hatchback, the Tata Bolt hasn’t made a mark on the sales charts. Like other Tata cars, the Bolt is known for its roomy cabin and good ride quality. Both models – the 90hp, 1.2-litre turbo-petrol and the 75hp, 1.3-litre diesel – are now available with a cash discount of up to Rs 70,000.
Tata Zest
Save up to Rs 70,000
Like its hatchback counterpart, the Bolt, the Tata Zest offers excellent value for money and comfort. While the compact sedan comes with the same turbo-petrol and diesel engine options as the Bolt, there’s an AMT automatic option on the latter engine. For November, Tata dealers are offering a Rs 70,000 cash discount on all versions of the Zest.
Tata Tigor
Save up to Rs 62,000
Tata’s smaller compact sedan sells decently well, despite competition from the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Dzire, Honda Amaze and Ford Aspire. Now available with total benefits of up to Rs 62,000 (including cash discount, exchange bonus and a sizable corporate discount), the Tigor is on offer with an 85hp, 1.2-litre petrol engine and a 75hp, 1.05-litre diesel engine; both get a 5-speed manual as standard, though the former also gets an AMT option. For its price, the Tigor is a good value for money buy.
Tata Nexon
Save up to Rs 52,500
In the face of increasing competition from the Hyundai Venue and Mahindra XUV300, Tata’s compact SUV can now be had with benefits amounting to Rs 52,500. The 110hp, 1.2-litre turbo-petrol model has a slightly lower rate of discount, with the 110hp, 1.5-litre diesel model commanding a higher rate. Both engine options come with 6-speed manual and AMT gearbox options. Striking to look at, comfortable to be in and leading its class in terms of ride quality, the Nexon is quite an attractive buy.
Tata Tiago
Save up to Rs 45,000
Tata’s answer to the Hyundai Santro, Maruti Suzuki Celerio and Datsun Go comes with a very competitive price tag, especially considering the upmarket cabin area and features on offer. The Tiago has the same petrol-manual, petrol-AMT and diesel-manual powertrain combinations as its compact sedan counterpart, the Tigor. The petrol versions get a slightly smaller discount overall as Tata is keen to sell as many units of the 1.05-litre diesel model before the engine is discontinued in the run up to the BS6 emissions deadline.
Disclaimer: Discounts vary from city to city. Please check with your local dealer for exact discounts, which may not match figures quoted here.


RDF Ontology Collection
This is the collection of RDF ontologies that is produced and/or
consumed by the SIMILE project.
Official
Unofficial
- VRA
- VRA Core 3
- artstor
- Ontology for Artstor
Metadata
- ocw -
Ontology for MIT
OpenCourseWare Metadata
- person
- Simple Person Ontology
- geography
- Minimal Geographic Ontology
- display
- Display Configuration Ontology
- oclc -
Ontology for the OCLC Authority Metadata
- skosext
- Extension to the SKOS Ontology for URI dereferenceable
terms
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Ontology for Harvard VIA Metadata
- java
- Ontology for structural dependencies of Java classes and
packages


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The xsl:document
instruction creates a new document node. The content of the new document node
is created using the contained instructions (in the same way as xsl:result-document
), and the new
document node is added to the result sequence. The instruction is useful mainly if you want to validate
the document: the element allows attributes validation
and type
which perform
document-level validation in the same way as the corresponding attributes on xsl:result-document
.
The instruction also allows a function or template to create a temporary tree without the need to create a variable and then return the value of the variable.
The instruction has been added during the last call phase, it was not included in the 12 Nov 2003
draft specification. It should not be confused with the instruction of the same name in the XSLT 1.1 draft,
which was a precursor to xsl:result-document
.


A web browser built in Julia Language from the ground up.
This project is maintained by TravisA9
Short answer: An experimental web browser that consumes Scss-like code instead of HTML/SVG/CSS
Here are some observations on a few languages:
| language | Structured | Expressive | Terse |
|---|---|---|---|
| Html | Yes | Yes | No |
| Css | No | Yes | No |
| Json | Yes | So-So | No |
| Scss | Yes | Yes | Yes |
One of the principal experimental features of Naquadah is a consolidation of the many langauges into just one. This should greatly reduce the complexity of both the browser and web site/app design. It also opens up new possibilities for the browser.
Take a look at a more recent image:
A project like this takes consumes a huge amount of time to polish and mantain. Many projects like this have turned out to be a benefit to all. By making a contribution you help make the time spent on development worth while. If you think this project is worth investing in, your donation is greatly appreciated.
https://travisa9.github.io/NaquadahBrowser/
Although, Naquadah looks and functions much like a standard web browser, you will find that there are a few interesting differences. Like a normal browser, Naquadah principally consists of a layout engine and a render engine built from the ground up. So, it’s not a repackaging of some browser engine such as webkit.
Naquadah uses Cairo for basic graphics and GTK for the GUI.
Written in julia programming language. Currently tested in julia v1.04 in linux. Previous versions have been tested on Windows.
| Features Working |
|---|
| Tags: div, p, h1-h6, hr, a, pre, circle, page ( ‘path’ is currently under development) |
| Styles: color, opacity, gradients, size, display, position, border, border-radius, radius, padding, margin, font, alignment and more! |
| SML: Classes, Templates, Tags, Variables |
| Float: Left, Right |
| Display: inline, inline-block, block, none |
| Position: fixed, absolute, relative |
| Box-Modal: content, padding, border, margin |
| Colors: Any color (with or without opacity) |
| Events: |
| julia: Web browsers usually execute JavaScript. This browser executes julia |
| Clipping, Text selection, Gradients, Overflow |
| Shadow DOM: Scrollbars (partially working), window controls |
| Backgrounds: color, radial-gradient, linear-gradient, image (with optional opacity) |
| Features In Progress |
|---|
| Shadows: Temporary hack for text/ currently a full implementation is being developed |
| Links |
| Feature Not Yet Implemented |
|---|
| Transforms, Transitions, Animations, Columns, Media queries, Max/min, Tables, Lists |
| Selectors: (.), #, [], $=, *=, > |
Geometry as Nodes: SVG is increasingly being mixed in with Html. The objective here is not to mix, but to completely integrate the features of SVG into our markup language. So far circles are set up to work as normal page elements but other common geometries will also soon be added.
Tabs, Search bar, etc. are Shadow DOM: This makes it possible to move or even completely redesign them. This should help ensure that the browser works with any graphics engine changes and even change the appearance and functionality where needed (Ex. mobile devices).
Initially, I used JSON in place of Html, Svg and Css as web pages. After a lot of thought, I realised that an Scss-like syntax would be much better. It is easier to read and fewer punctuation marks as delimiters. It is way more expressive and looks cleaner. I call it Sml!
Example of SML as a Web Page
// This is a comment.
div{
div{ color:white; padding:10;
div{ display:inline-block; width: 108;
font-color:0.21 0.26 0.41; font-size:18; font-style:oblique;
text:"Presenting Naquadah:"}
div{ display:inline-block; width: 200; padding:8 0 0 0; vertical-align:middle;
border-width:2 0 0 0;border-color:0.41 0.51 0.82; border-style:solid;
font-color:black; font-size:14; align:center
text:"As a test of julia in General Purpose Computing"; }
div{ class:MenuButton; text:INFO}
div{ class:MenuButton; text:TESTS}
div{ class:MenuButton; text:IDEAS}
div{ class:MenuButton; text:ABOUT}
div{ class:MenuButton; text:HOME}
}
...
Styles can be added right in the nodes but you can also create classes and add the class name to your Sml element. The cool thing here is that Sml classes can apply styles to nested structures. In the example below, you can see that .round-button
has styles but contains Circle
which also has a style. Both get applied to their respective elements.
.round-button{
display:inline-block; margin:7; radius:12; color: 0.6 0.6 0.6
hover{ color: 0.8 0.8 0.8; }
circle{ radius:12;}
}
div{ height:39; color:0.6 0.6 0.6; padding:2;
circle{ class:round-button; circle{ image:"Back.png"} }
...
}
Styles are great but what if you want to insert new elements or even whole sections into your web page? For that we have templates! Let’s suppose we want to make a footer for Slashdot…
@SlashdotGreen:#006666;
@SlashdotFooter:footer{
id:fhft;
class:grid_24 nf;
div{ id:logo_nf; class:fleft;
a{ href:"//slashdot.org"; span{Slashdot}}
}
nav{ role:"firehose footer"
ul{ id:pagination-controls;
...
}
}
ul{ class:"fright submitstory"
li{ class:fright;
a{ href:"/submit"; span{ class:opt; text:Story; }}
}
}
}
We can now use @SlashdotGreen
as a variable like this: color:@SlashdotGreen;
and in a similar manner we can automatically insert a Slashdot footer:
div{
...
@SlashdotFooter;
}
First, install Julia if you haven’t already done so.
To start julia up, go to your terminal and type: julia
Clone NaquadahBrowser thusly:
julia> Pkg.clone("https://github.com/TravisA9/NaquadahBrowser.git")
julia> include("path/to/NaquadahBrowser.jl")
…or run NaquadahBrowser.jl from Juno or another editor.
Note: you may also have to install Xclip for text copy/pasting just run something like sudo apt install xclip
if you are running linux.
Click on a node and pull!
travisashworth2007@gmail.com


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Name
Class
Actions
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Class
visibility


- separate(String, boolean, char) - Static method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.StdPathManipulator
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- separate(String, boolean) - Static method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.StdPathManipulator
-
- separator() - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.AbstractPathManipulator
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- seq(BiConsumer<? super T, ? super U>...) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Algorithms
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Creates a new BiConsumer
which calls all given BiConsumer
s in
the order of their appearance as arguments.
- seq(Consumer<? super T>...) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Algorithms
-
Creates a new Consumer
which calls all given Consumer
s in the
order of their appearance as arguments.
- set(String, T, Class<T>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.AbstractTree
-
- set(String, T, Class<T>) - Method in interface ms.ipp.iterable.tree.Tree
-
Sets a member with a given path to a given value.
- set(String, T) - Method in interface ms.ipp.iterable.tree.Tree
-
Basically equivalent to: set(path, value, value.getClass())
.
- set(Iterable<U>, Predicate<? super U>) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Iterables
-
Collects all elements from the Iterable
which satisfy a given
BiPredicate
to a Set
.
- set(Stream<U>, Predicate<? super U>) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Streams
-
Collects all elements from the stream which satisfy a given Predicate
to a Set
.
- setDeleter(Predicate<String>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.SyntheticTree
-
Sets a method to use when the doDelete
method is called.
- setDeleter(Runnable) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterator.OneIterator
-
Sets the function called in remove()
.
- setDistinct(boolean) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.DelegatingTree
-
Sets the DelegatingTree's behaviour while traversing over all elements.
- setFilter(Supplier<Predicate<? super T>>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.FilteredIterable
-
Sets the filter supplier.
- setKey(T) - Method in class ms.ipp.base.KeyValue
-
Sets a new key.
- setOnDelete(Supplier<Consumer<? super T>>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.FilteredIterable
-
Sets the onDelete-hook supplier.
- setOnDelete(Consumer<? super T>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.FilteredIterable
-
Sets a simple onDelete-hook shared by all iterators.
- setOnDelete(Supplier<Boolean>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterator.MappedIterator
-
- setPathManipulator(PathManipulator) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.AbstractTree
-
- setRecursion(AbstractTree.Recursion) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.AbstractTree
-
- setSeparator(char) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.AbstractPathManipulator
-
- setUpdater(Class<T>, BiConsumer<T, T>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.AbstractTree
-
- setUpdater(Class<T>, BiConsumer<T, T>) - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.DelegatingTree
-
- setUpdater(Class<T>, BiConsumer<T, T>) - Method in interface ms.ipp.iterable.tree.Tree
-
Sets an updater for a given type.
- setValue(V) - Method in class ms.ipp.base.KeyValue
-
- size() - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.DelegatingTree
-
Returns the number of delegates this Tree
contains.
- spliterator() - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.FilteredIterable
-
- spliterator() - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.MappedIterable
-
- spliterator() - Method in class ms.ipp.iterable.ProxyBiIterable
-
- StdMultiTree<F> - Class in ms.ipp.iterable.tree
-
A Tree
-wrapper around a Map<String, List<F>>
which allows
multiple elements with the same name to co-exist.
- StdMultiTree(Class<F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.StdMultiTree
-
Creates a new StdMultiTree
which uses the standard comparator for
duplicate checks when inserting new elements.
- StdMultiTree(Class<F>, BiPredicate<F, F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.StdMultiTree
-
Creates a new StdMultiTree
which uses a given BiPredicate
for
duplicate checks when inserting new elements.
- StdPathManipulator - Class in ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path
-
- StdPathManipulator() - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.StdPathManipulator
-
- StdPathManipulator(char) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.path.StdPathManipulator
-
- StdTree<F> - Class in ms.ipp.iterable.tree
-
A Tree
-wrapper around a Map<String, F>
which doesn't allow
multiple elements with the same name to co-exist.
- StdTree(Class<F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.StdTree
-
Creates a new StdTree
with a given base class.
- stream(Collection<T>) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Streams
-
- stream(Iterable<T>) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Streams
-
- Streams - Class in ms.ipp
-
This class comprises a collection of most-widely-used queries on Streams,
such as finding the first element with given conditions (and automatically
checking that the selected element is the only one with those conditions),
checking if none, any or all elements satisfy a condition or re-packing
elements into a different type of Collection
.
- Streams() - Constructor for class ms.ipp.Streams
-
- symmDiff(Collection<? extends T>, Collection<? extends T>) - Static method in class ms.ipp.Iterables
-
Returns a symmetric difference of two sets, i.e. a set containing elements
from either s1
or s2
but filters out those that lie in both
sets.
- SyntheticTree<F> - Class in ms.ipp.iterable.tree
-
A concrete implementation of Tree
, in which the associative and
the iterative structures are determined by external methods.
- SyntheticTree(Function<T, F>, BiConsumer<T, F>, Function<T, String>, Function<String, T>, Iterable<T>, Class<F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.SyntheticTree
-
Constructs a SyntheticTree
out of a given retriever
,
idRetriever
, and iterable
adapted to the type T
by
applying a given converter
whenever needed
- SyntheticTree(Function<String, F>, Class<F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.SyntheticTree
-
Creates a new Tree which uses a given retriever
in its
set(..)
and doSet(..)
methods.
- SyntheticTree(Function<String, F>, Iterable<Map.Entry<String, F>>, Class<F>) - Constructor for class ms.ipp.iterable.tree.SyntheticTree
-
Creates a new Tree which uses a given retriever
in its
doSet(..)
methods and a given Iterable
in its
members(..)
methods.


Lombard on impressive NGC debut: Keep an eye on me
by Lynn Butler - Sport24Cape Town - Zander Lombard stated that he is definitely one to look out for in the next future after completing a Top 10 finish at the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun City this past weekend.
The South African golfer led heading into the final round but failed to secure his second professional win as he faltered in Sun City.
The 24-year-old signed a scorecard of 77 to finish the tournament T8 on 6-under.
Lombard revealed that his putts had let him down, however admitted that he is now more determined to come back stronger next season.
"I don't know, the putts just didn't go in... I feel so confident but it just didn't happen and that's the game," Lombard told reporters on Sunday.
"Even Louis said to me, you played great, you were unlucky today. That's all it was and I'll put this down to experience and make the best of it and come back stronger."
Lombard has surprisingly only one professional win - winning on the Sunshine Tour last year at the Origins of Golf at Zebula.
He was however confident that his second win would be just "around the corner".
"I think I've matured enough in the last six or seven months, a wins got to be around the corner," said Lombard.
"I've got to keep doing what I've been doing. I start with a fresh season at Leopard Creek so I'm really going to try and win it.
"Look at it from a bigger picture, it's a Top 10 finish in a Rolex series event, a lot of positives to take out into the next season."
Lombard, who pocketed a cool R2 million for his finish, said that he could not have been more proud of his debut performance.
"It's been an amazing week, the crowd has been backing me for two days. As a debut in Sun City, which is the toughest golf course in Africa, it's nice to know that I can compete with the big guys," said the 207th-ranked golfer.
"Like I said, a lot of positives into the next season and keep an eye on me."


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Here we look one cylcing route in Ireland
Firstly a few more inspiring Fliker images
Here we look one cylcing route in Ireland
Firstly a few more inspiring Fliker images
Wild Atlantic Connemara Trip
Oscar Wilde described Connemara as ‘a savage beauty’ – reminiscent of the highlands of Scotland, our Wild Connemara biking adventure is aptly names. It has been created with remote back roads and magnificent landscapes in mind and consists of some of the most settings in the West of Ireland. Our introductory drive to Connemara has been described as one of the top ten drives in the world (Conde Nast Traveller) and our journey gets better from there!
Connemara has captured the hearts and minds of travellers for centuries. Let it capture yours….
Most definitely one of the most famous Irish routes, our Wild Connemara Adventure tour is acclaimed for it’s off the beaten track routes, spectacular cycling, multi sport combination, terrific array of accommodations and unique beauty. We have adapted this programme and combine it with all of the ingredients for a superb vacation. Add in the Irish hospitality in local villages and towns and you have an exceptional trip to suit any occasion!
We cycle through remote mountain passes, by majestic mountain lakes and through moors and bogs, by waterfalls and alongside rivers and the rugged Atlantic shore, over the cliffs around Killary Harbour – Ireland’s only Fiord.


Eleventy is a simpler static site generator.
Netlify CMS is an open source content management system for your Git workflow.
git clone https://github.com/atao60/eleventy-netlify-00.git
cd eleventy-netlify-00
npm start
See MIT.
Building A Blog With Eleventy And Netlify CMS – Part 1: Creating The Eleventy Project, Sebastian Eschweiler, 20th September '20
Building A Blog With Eleventy And Netlify CMS – Part 2: Adding Blog Posts, Sebastian Eschweiler, 21st September '20
Building A Blog With Eleventy And Netlify CMS – Part 3: Managing Blog Content With Netlify CMS, Sebastian Eschweiler, 3rd October '20


{% extends "layout-chs.html" %} {% block page_title %} Which type of accounts have you prepared? {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% endblock %} {% block header_class %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} Back {% include 'includes/error.html' %} alternative Confirm accounts type Do you still wish to file abridged accounts? Do your prepared abridged accounts meet the criteria? Yes No {% endblock %}


THE NEW AGE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
Rating (0 to 10): 5.6
Date Released: 9/23/94 (general) Running Length: 1:51 Rated: R (Sex, nudity, language, mature themes)
Starring: Peter Weller, Judy Davis, Patrick Bauchau, Adam West, Paula Marshall Director: Michael Tolkin Producer: Nick Wechsler and Keith Addis Screenplay: Michael Tolkin Cinematography: John J. Campbell Music: Mark Mothersbaugh Released by Warner Brothers
On one hand, THE NEW AGE takes a blistering look at a section of modern American society--the materialists who, in the process of amassing their possessions, lose track of morality. This is material worthy of the writer of THE PLAYER. On the other hand, the film takes a murky and uncertain plunge into the diverse worlds of spirituality, and emerges bankrupt. This is too reminiscent of the efforts of the writer/director of a tedious movie called THE RAPTURE.
Both people are the same man: Michael Tolkin. He's at both his best and worst in THE NEW AGE, a film that's scathing as a satire but soulless as a drama. One of Tolkin's intentions may have been to make a spritual statement, but it's never clear exactly what he wants to say. There's a lot of mystical mumbo-jumbo, but it never does much more than eat up screen time. In the end, it all amounts to a lot of pointless words.
The possession-oriented couple at the center of the story are Peter (Peter Weller) and Katherine (Judy Davis). Their life together is crumbling due to infidelity and fiscal problems, so they embark upon a radical dual solution: open up the marriage (e.g., start sleeping with other partners) and start a chic clothing store where belts go for $400. One is supposed to help their emotional isolation; the other is designed to reverse a negative cash flow. Unfortunately, neither really works.
Because of the basic nature of the two lead characters, it's difficult to find much sympathy for them. They're the kind of loathesome, self-absorbed yuppies that are so disliked by everyone outside of that social circle. The inability of the audience to identify with Peter and Katherine gives the satire its bite, but at the price of the drama. Unfortunately, Tolkin affords the two sides of his film equal attention, and the failure of one hamstrings the entire production.
THE NEW AGE is gifted with a spate of talented actors giving good performances. Despite a terrible hairdo, too much lipstick, and a pasty-white complexion, Judy Davis is fabulous. Peter Weller, no longer stuck behind the Robocop suit, emotes far better as a human. Adam West and Paula Marshall are solid in supporting roles as Peter's father and mistress, respectively. And, in a cameo not easily forgotten, Samuel L. Jackson shows why he's one of today's hottest commodities.
Despite its obvious wit and bite, THE NEW AGE is plagued by too many problems to be engaging. Every time the movie seems ready to settle into a nice groove, someone mentions something about karma or initiates some quasi-religious rite. These things just don't work, especially considering the spiritual hollowness of the main characters. During one ceremony, Katherine complains that she's not experiencing anything. Watching THE NEW AGE, those of us in the audience know exactly how she feels.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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should register cloneLinking function several times with same name |
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should start trans by executing trans() |
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This AngularJS SPA Application uses a Web Service OData REST Technology with MVC Web API to fetch and update the Blog posts, together with the Twitter Bootstrap for the Front-End
Developed by Carmel Schvartzman


I worked at Google in Mountain View, CA, from 2005 until 2009.
At Google, I started next door from the CEO. Literally, we shared a wall. He was alone in his office, I shared mine with four other developers (we had the larger corner office). Mine's the one with the welcome balloons, facing the window.
Later, we were moved a few doors down the hall and some other team got to brag about being next to the CEO. I got a window seat, again.
The workstation is top notch, with two 24" flatscreen monitors. Multi-headed monsters rule!
Things are mobile at Google and I'm back in a bullpen, and loving it.
During my commute with Caltrain, I snatched this nice sunset picture one evening at the Mountain View station.


@(song: Song, user: UserAccount, songsModified : List[SongSuggestion], songsCreated : List[SongSuggestion]) @songeviewer_wrapper = {
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I'm a Celeb's Adele Roberts's Big Brother journey including 'Am I minging?' row
Radio One’s Adele Roberts is heading into the I’m a Celebrity jungle tonight but this is far from her first rodeo in reality TV.
The star actually got her breakthrough thanks to her appearance in the third season of Big Brother, which by all accounts might be the most legendary season the show ever created, back in 2002.
And she actually proved to be behind some of the most notable moments of the series history.
Moving into the Elstree compound with a bunch of unknown names at the time, Adele and a whole heap of her castmates are now TV royalty.
Among the bunch? Jade Goody, Alison Hammond and Kate Lawler.
The Southport native proved to be a winner within the house to begin with, as one of the OG castmates that were fighting for the prize money.
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In particular, the boys of the house found her attractive, and she even engaged in a flirtation with Lee Davey for a while.
However, that came to an abrupt end with major moment number one – coming out as bisexual on national telly.
While that might not be a big deal now, it definitely was 16 years ago, as Adele had to let Lee down gently, revealing that she was bi and had a girlfriend on the outside of the house.
Lee took the rejection on the chin, and the pair became tight friends regardless once she’d come out to him, remaining close throughout their time on the show.
However her relationships weren’t always smooth sailing, which comes to major moment number two: her massive fallout with Jade.
It’s something that she has since admitted regret about, considering Jade ended up in tears as Adele mocked her for not knowing what a verucca was causing Jade to utter the ‘Am I minging?!’ catchphrase for the first time.
Adele admitted that she judged too quickly with some of her housemates, and hopes to be nicer this time round.
During her time on the show, Adele managed to last three rounds of nominations without a single vote to get her out, but her luck ran out on Day 43, when she was booted from the show in seventh place.
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Her exit was one of the first notable ‘boo’ moments the show had seen, as her popularity dwindled on the outside and 64% of voters wanted her out.
At least in the jungle there’s no live audience waiting for you…
I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! airs nightly at 9pm on ITV.
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Draws and Group Stage
The group stage draw is made up of 32 teams that are drawn into eight groups of four with a restriction to ensure teams from the same nation are not drawn against each other. The teams are seeded into four pots based on a couple principles. Pot 1 will contain the reigning champions and the top seven ranked teams based on the coefficient rankings. Pots 2,3 and 4 are all seeded based on the coefficient rankings. Once teams are drawn into their groups they must finish first or second in order to advance to the knockout stages of the Champions League. The third-place team will advance into the round of 32 in the Europa League and the fourth-place team is eliminated from European competitions completely.
Knockout Stages
The knockout stages are made up of four rounds: the round of 16, quarter finals, semi-finals and the finals. Each round is played with a home and away game and the team leading on the aggregate score line over both the games advances to the next round.