Powershell Console, Scripts, Functions, Modules, Cmdlets, Oh My!
PowerShell is unique, but it is also necessary in today’s world. I find that newcomers to the language are sometimes confused or don’t understand the basic layers of PowerShell scripting. You can use PowerShell in different ways, but I have yet to find an all encompassing article that explains the high-level of how to interact with PowerShell in these different ways.
This post will explain the different concepts (or layers) of PowerShell code organization and their main advantages and use cases. We will dive into the different approaches of implementing PowerShell and why you would use one over the other.
Console
The PowerShell console is a Windows shell environment that is used to invoke the PowerShell engine. The console is traditionally used when you want to run one-off commands or to invoke other custom scripts, functions, modules, cmdlets, etc. A typical PowerShell developer
will use the console to quickly do a single action. For example, if you wanted to identify running processes on a computer you would run the Get-Process
CmdLet. You probably would not write a script or function to invoke this simple command unless you wanted to do further action against a process or format the output.
The PowerShell console is great for these quick and dirty commands, but a PowerShell developer often times does not want to write tons of logic in the console. Instead, you would probably write that logic in a script or function. I consider the use of the PowerShell console as a quick way of proving that your thoughts or logic will work and not necessarily the final product. If all you need to do is Get-Process -Name notepad | Stop-Process
then just typing that in the console is all you need. Great! If you need a little more logic or flow control in your efforts then you will probably choose to write a PowerShell script or function.
Scripts
PowerShell scripts are placed into a .ps1
file type. These scripts usually contain a logic flow of multiple lines of code that the caller needs to perform. These may contain loops or if statements; but they do not have to. Think of the steps that you need to perform to build a cake or a car engine. Each of these steps are usually outlined, and the steps are a recipe. In PowerShell these are found in a .ps1
file.
With PowerShell scripts, you will invoke them directly in the PowerShell console. Invoke is really a fancy way of saying you will call the file directly. For example, if you have a script that traverses files within a folder and does an action when a file or folder matches the name you’re looking for. You may put this in a script, since it may be something you do frequently or want to save it for someone else to run.
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path ~/Desktop/SomeFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
Let’s say that this code above was in a file named getFileAndFolders.ps1
. When you open up the Powershell console you would typically navigate to the location this script is housed and invoke the script directly.
.\getFileAndFolders.ps1
This is the typical way that PowerShell scripts are used. They are basic, but may have some logic. They are designed to be invoked and they are easy to use. It’s much easier to tell someone to open up PowerShell and run the file then it is with more advanced methods like Functions and Modules.
Basic Functions
In PowerShell there are two different levels of functions; a basic function and a Advanced Function. I will explain both in detail, but both are “wrappers” for specific code that you want to use. It is best practice to have a function do 1 thing and do that 1 thing well! Functions are used in many different cases but they are created so that you can re-use the code in that “wrapper” throughout your script or module.
A “basic” function is just that - basic. You can tell if code you are looking at is a function by the declarative statement of function
. A basic function is one that you can specify 0 or more parameters (or values) that the user passes into the function. For example, below are two separate “basic” functions. The first takes no parameters and is the same code above but wrapped in the function
statement.
function getFileAndFolders () {
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path ~/Desktop/SomeFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
}
That’s it! This is a basic function; easy huh! Where things get a little challenging for newcomers it that if you call this file like you did previously, the output will be different (actually no output).
.\getFileAndFolders.ps1
But why? When your .ps1
is invoked you are calling the same file but with functions
you are not actually invoking the code, but rather you are loading it into memory. This means that you now must call your function directly. To do this, in a PowerShell console type getFile
and the Tab
key. You will see that PowerShell knows what your function name is and now you can call it directly without always having to call the script file.
But, a HUGE but, this is only for this session of PowerShell. As soon as you close your current PowerShell console then it will no longer be in memory and you will have to re-import/invoke your script file again to load it into memory.
Secondarily, you can also load this function into memory by dot sourcing it. What this means is that you are telling the console that you want to load the file into memory but not actually invoke it or run the code. You do this by calling the following:
. .\getFileAndFolders.ps1
It doesn’t seem like that big of a difference, and it is almost identical except for the single .
and space before the path string to the file you want to load into memory. Dot sourcing your code means you want to use it coming up, but you do not necessarily want to invoke the code at this time.
There are big advantages to this, but we will explain that a bit later.
To continue with this first example, you can, within your .ps1
script invoke the function directly after loading it into memory. For example, in your getFileAndFolders.ps1
you can call your function right after you have loaded into memory.
function getFileAndFolders () {
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path ~/Desktop/SomeFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
}
# Calling the function above that has been loaded into memory
# You must load your function into memory first before calling it, so.
# The order of your code MATTERS!
getFileAndFolders
This way of invoking your script means that you still take advantage of a function but you are still invoking the code within the same file. This helps when you want to segment your code into blocks (functions) but still have a single file that a user may invoke at any point. Please note, that you must have your function
statement before you actually invoke it. This is from top to bottom within your .ps1
.
Let’s use this same example, but let’s add a simple parameter. Let’s change our function to pass in the folder you want to search within. When using a basic PowerShell function, you would add a parameter by adding a variable in between the parenthesis.
function getFileAndFolders ($SearchFolder) {
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path $SearchFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
}
# Calling the function above that has been loaded into memory
# You must load your function into memory first before calling it, so.
# The order of your code MATTERS!
getFileAndFolders ~/Desktop/SomeFolder
As you can see, we add the $SearchFolder
parameter to our function, but we also replaced the /Desktop/SomeFolder
string in our function with that variable. We did this, because a parameter’s value that is passed into a function will replace that value in your function. So, when we call our function getFileAndFolders
with a value of ~/Desktop/SomeFolder
, then our function will take that value and replace our variable of $SearchFolder
with that value through out your function.
Advanced Functions
Basic PowerShell functions are great for basic operations. That may be all you need, but as you get more familiar with PowerShell and want to create extremely durable and re-usable code that others will use, then you will want something more advanced. There’s a secret to advanced functions, but it’s not difficult and it adds a lot of great functionality for free!
function getFileAndFolders {
[CmdletBinding()]
Param(
$SearchFolder
)
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path $SearchFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
}
# Calling the function above that has been loaded into memory
# You must load your function into memory first before calling it, so.
# The order of your code MATTERS!
getFileAndFolders ~/Desktop/SomeFolder
That’s it! Did you see what I did there? There’s a special indicator called [CmdletBinding()]
that enables a whole slew of features to your function. You now have an advanced PowerShell function!! Look at you go!
The great thing about CmdletBinding
is that you now have a lot more flexibility and you can help users of your function by ensuring that they are operating within your defined requirements.
So, I somewhat lied above; you did create an Advanced Function but using it this way is not going to help you much. For example, if you call our getFileAndFolders
function with NO input value then you will get a bunch of red (errors). That sucks, but with [CmdletBinding()]
we have an arsenal of ways to validate and require certain values to meet our demands. If we want to require that all users pass in a value for $SearchFolder
then we can force that. We can even ensure that the passed in value is a [string]
and not an integer or some other value type that we are not prepared to handle.
function getFileAndFolders {
[CmdletBinding()]
Param(
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true)]
[string]$SearchFolder
)
$filesAndFolders = Get-ChildItem -Path $SearchFolder -Recurse
foreach ($fileOrFolder in $filesAndFolders) {
if ($fileOrFolder -contains 'some name') {
Write-Output "Found $fileorFolder"
}
}
}
We added some definitions around our parameter to ensure that the parameter must (Mandatory)
be passed used when calling this function. We did this by setting Mandatory
to $True
. We also casted
our variable as a [string]
to ensure that any value that is passed into that parameter must be a string. These two definitions of our parameter ensure that we handle all situations that meet our requirements.
There are lots of different validations that can be set on a parameter. I’m not going to go into these at this time, but I will share an example of what an advanced parameter validation may look like:
[Parameter(Mandatory = $true,
ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName = $true,
Position = 0)]
[ValidateNotNull()]
[ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()]
[ValidateScript( {
If (Test-Path $_) {$true}else {Throw "Invalid path given: $_"}})]
[string]$SearchFolder
Along with having the ability to set expectations around what values can be passed into your function, you get a bunch of additional features with CmdletBinding
. If you have ever used any other PowerShell built-in CmdLet’s then you have probably noticed that there are additional “common” parameters that you have access to. With CmdletBinding
you now have access to these as well within your function. Here is a list of these parameters, but I won’t explain these in this post:
- Debug
- ErrorAction
- ErrorVariable
- InformationAction
- InformationVariable
- OutVariable
- OutBuffer
- PipelineVariable
- Verbose
- WarningAction
- WarningVariable
- WhatIf
- Confirm
With either a basic or advanced function, you must load them into memory before calling them. Both have their place in PowerShell scripting, but it is definitely best practice to use Advanced Functions when you can. They reduce potential errors when people are using your code and provide great documentation right out of the box.
Modules
There is some debate on what is considered a PowerShell Module, but I will explain it from my experience. A PowerShell Module is one that contains a .psm1
(PowerShell Script Module) and a .psd1
(PowerShell Module Manifest). They DO NOT need to contain both, but at minimum they contain a .psm1
. A Script Module allows the user of the module to import it using the Import-Module
CmdLet. If you place your .psm1
in a PowerShell script path then PowerShell can also automatically load your module when you want to call a specific function. This means you don’t have to worry about loading it into memory, the PowerShell engine takes care of this for you. This is a huge benefit and the users of your Module don’t have to work magic to use your code.
PowerShell Modules can contain 1 or more functions. If you have a library of functions that you use for a single topic then you would group them into a PowerShell Module. I have a few on my GitHub and they are somewhat (I hope mostly) organized into a specific functionality or “product”. For example, I have a PowerShell Script Module to interact with the ZenDesk ticketing system API.
Instead of having to load each function into memory individually, I can simply download the PowerShell Script Module and run Import-Module -Name PoshZD
and it will load all of them into memory. This saves me and user of my Module a lot of time, plus it is easy to do!
Here is an example of how use a .psm1
file to import all my functions:
# using module .\TemplatePowerShellModule\Class\TemplatePowerShellModule.Class1.psm1
# Above needs to remain the first line to import Classes
# remove the comment when using classes
#requires -Version 2
#Get public and private function definition files.
$Public = @( Get-ChildItem -Path $PSScriptRoot\Public\*.ps1 -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue )
$Private = @( Get-ChildItem -Path $PSScriptRoot\Private\*.ps1 -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue )
#Dot source the files
Foreach ($import in @($Public + $Private)) {
Try {
. $import.fullname
}
Catch {
Write-Error -Message "Failed to import function $($import.fullname): $_"
}
}
Export-ModuleMember -Function $Public.Basename
With this in my .psm1
file, any functions I have separated out into sub-folders named Public
and Private
will be imported automatically when you import my .psm1
Script Module file.
Please note, I do have a Template PowerShell Module that you can use as reference if you would like to see how I organize my Script Modules
The big thing to take away from this section is that PowerShell Script Modules typically do not have compiled code or they are NOT written in C#/.NET. Yes, you can use .psm1
and .psd1
to import those compiled DLLs or code, but these are (IMO) CmdLets.
CmdLets
PowerShell CmdLets are compiled code. There are several nuances though that you should be aware of. The PowerShell engine provides built-in CmdLets as part of the PowerShell language framework. These are the source CmdLets and they are written in languages like C#/.NET, C++, etc. There are also community driven (and Microsoft written) CmdLet’s that are compiled and can be written in the same languages, but they are not automatically installed on your computer as part of the PowerShell engine. Both can be called CmdLets, but there is a difference. The PowerShell engine CmdLet’s do not require you to download them from a secondary location. These extra libraries or CmdLets require that you install them through a package manager or from a website.
The biggest benefit of CmdLets or compiled code in general is that they have access to lower level languages like C, C++, .NET, etc. and do not necessarily need the entire CLR (Common Language Runtime) to run their code. They are MUCH improved in speed since they do not have a layer of abstraction in front of them and can typically access the libraries (even hardware) directly.
You can identify PowerShell CmdLets because they have .dll
files instead of .ps1
functions. DLLs are compiled and have layers of classes and methods that allow you to reference them, but many of the internal methods are private
and do not allow you to access them directly.
Wrap-Up
That’s it! PowerShell can be implemented in many different ways, but it ultimately depends on your need at the time of writing your code. I have forced myself to always write Advanced Functions because I never know if I am going to share the code I write with someone else or need to use it within another function or piece of code. It allows me to manage my code in a more organized manner, and it’s definitely best practice among PowerShell enthusiasts.
Just remember that PowerShell Scripts are perfectly fine if that is what you need, but if you plan to ever share the code with someone else then put it into a Function. If you have multiple functions that are similar then put them into a Module. Lastly, if you need access to lower level APIs and libraries or have a need for speed, then PowerShell CmdLets are the way to go for sure.


public class JobStateReason extends EnumSyntax implements Attribute
JobState
attribute. Class JobStateReason defines standard job state reason values. A
Print Service implementation only needs to report those job state
reasons which are appropriate for the particular implementation; it does not
have to report every defined job state reason.
Instances of JobStateReason do not appear in a Print Job's attribute set
directly. Rather, a JobStateReasons
attribute appears
in the Print Job's attribute set. The JobStateReasons
attribute contains zero, one, or more than one JobStateReason objects which
pertain to the Print Job's status. The printer adds a JobStateReason object
to the Print Job's JobStateReasons
attribute when the
corresponding condition becomes true of the Print Job, and the printer
removes the JobStateReason object again when the corresponding condition
becomes false, regardless of whether the Print Job's overall JobState
also changed.
IPP Compatibility: The category name returned by
getName()
is the IPP attribute name. The enumeration's
integer value is the IPP enum value. The toString()
method
returns the IPP string representation of the attribute value.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static JobStateReason |
ABORTED_BY_SYSTEM
The job was aborted by the system.
|
static JobStateReason |
COMPRESSION_ERROR
The job was aborted by the system because the printer encountered an
error in the document data while decompressing it.
|
static JobStateReason |
DOCUMENT_ACCESS_ERROR
The Printer could not access one or more documents passed by reference
(i.e., the print data representation object is a URL).
|
static JobStateReason |
DOCUMENT_FORMAT_ERROR
The job was aborted by the system because the printer encountered an
error in the document data while processing it.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_CANCELED_AT_DEVICE
The job was canceled by an unidentified local user, i.e., a user at a
console at the device.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_CANCELED_BY_OPERATOR
The job was canceled by the operator, i.e., by a user who has been
authenticated as having operator privileges (whether local or remote).
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_CANCELED_BY_USER
The job was canceled by the owner of the job, i.e., by a user whose
authenticated identity is the same as the value of the originating user
that created the Print Job, or by some other authorized end-user, such as
a member of the job owner's security group.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_COMPLETED_SUCCESSFULLY
The job completed successfully.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_COMPLETED_WITH_ERRORS
The job completed with errors (and possibly warnings too).
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_COMPLETED_WITH_WARNINGS
The job completed with warnings.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_DATA_INSUFFICIENT
The printer has created the Print Job, but the printer is expecting
additional print data before it can move the job into the PROCESSING
state.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_HOLD_UNTIL_SPECIFIED
The value of the job's
JobHoldUntil attribute was
specified with a date-time that is still in the future. |
static JobStateReason |
JOB_INCOMING
The printer has created the Print Job, but the printer has not finished
accessing or accepting all the print data yet.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_INTERPRETING
The job is in the PROCESSING state, but more specifically, the printer
ia interpreting the document data.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_OUTGOING
The printer is transmitting the job to the output device.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_PRINTING
The output device is marking media.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_QUEUED
The job is in the PROCESSING state, but more specifically, the printer
has queued the document data.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_QUEUED_FOR_MARKER
The job is in the PENDING_HELD, PENDING, or PROCESSING state, but more
specifically, the printer has completed enough processing of the document
to be able to start marking and the job is waiting for the marker.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_RESTARTABLE
This job is retained and is currently able to be restarted.
|
static JobStateReason |
JOB_TRANSFORMING
The job is in the PROCESSING state, but more specifically, the printer
is interpreting document data and producing another electronic
representation.
|
static JobStateReason |
PRINTER_STOPPED
The value of the printer's
PrinterState attribute
ia STOPPED. |
static JobStateReason |
PRINTER_STOPPED_PARTLY
The value of the printer's
PrinterStateReasons attribute contains a PrinterStateReason value of STOPPED_PARTLY. |
static JobStateReason |
PROCESSING_TO_STOP_POINT
The requester has canceled the job or the printer has aborted the job,
but the printer is still performing some actions on the job until a
specified stop point occurs or job termination/cleanup is completed.
|
static JobStateReason |
QUEUED_IN_DEVICE
The job has been forwarded to a device or print system that is unable to
send back status.
|
static JobStateReason |
RESOURCES_ARE_NOT_READY
At least one of the resources needed by the job, such as media, fonts,
resource objects, etc., is not ready on any of the physical printers
for which the job is a candidate.
|
static JobStateReason |
SERVICE_OFF_LINE
The printer is off-line and accepting no jobs.
|
static JobStateReason |
SUBMISSION_INTERRUPTED
The job was not completely submitted for some unforeseen reason.
|
static JobStateReason |
UNSUPPORTED_COMPRESSION
The job was aborted by the system because the printer determined while
attempting to decompress the document's data that the compression is
actually not among those supported by the printer.
|
static JobStateReason |
UNSUPPORTED_DOCUMENT_FORMAT
The job was aborted by the system because the document data's document
format (doc flavor) is not among those supported by the printer.
|
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
JobStateReason(int value)
Construct a new job state reason enumeration value with the given
integer value.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Class<? extends Attribute> |
getCategory()
Get the printing attribute class which is to be used as the "category"
for this printing attribute value.
|
protected EnumSyntax[] |
getEnumValueTable()
Returns the enumeration value table for class JobStateReason.
|
String |
getName()
Get the name of the category of which this attribute value is an
instance.
|
protected String[] |
getStringTable()
Returns the string table for class JobStateReason.
|
clone, getOffset, getValue, hashCode, readResolve, toString
public static final JobStateReason JOB_INCOMING
public static final JobStateReason JOB_DATA_INSUFFICIENT
public static final JobStateReason DOCUMENT_ACCESS_ERROR
JobStateReasons
attribute depends on
implementation and/or site policy. This value should be supported if
the printer supports doc flavors with URL print data representation
objects.public static final JobStateReason SUBMISSION_INTERRUPTED
public static final JobStateReason JOB_OUTGOING
public static final JobStateReason JOB_HOLD_UNTIL_SPECIFIED
JobHoldUntil
attribute was
specified with a date-time that is still in the future. The job must
not be a candidate for processing until this reason is removed and
there are
no other reasons to hold the job. This value should be supported if the
JobHoldUntil
job template attribute is supported.public static final JobStateReason RESOURCES_ARE_NOT_READY
public static final JobStateReason PRINTER_STOPPED_PARTLY
PrinterStateReasons
attribute contains a PrinterStateReason
value of STOPPED_PARTLY.public static final JobStateReason PRINTER_STOPPED
PrinterState
attribute
ia STOPPED.public static final JobStateReason JOB_INTERPRETING
public static final JobStateReason JOB_QUEUED
public static final JobStateReason JOB_TRANSFORMING
public static final JobStateReason JOB_QUEUED_FOR_MARKER
public static final JobStateReason JOB_PRINTING
public static final JobStateReason JOB_CANCELED_BY_USER
public static final JobStateReason JOB_CANCELED_BY_OPERATOR
public static final JobStateReason JOB_CANCELED_AT_DEVICE
public static final JobStateReason ABORTED_BY_SYSTEM
public static final JobStateReason UNSUPPORTED_COMPRESSION
Compression
is a required doc
description attribute.public static final JobStateReason COMPRESSION_ERROR
public static final JobStateReason UNSUPPORTED_DOCUMENT_FORMAT
"application/octet-stream"
, the printer may abort the job if
the printer cannot determine the document data's actual format through
auto-sensing (even if the printer supports the document format if
specified explicitly). This value must be supported, since a doc flavor
is required to be specified for each doc.public static final JobStateReason DOCUMENT_FORMAT_ERROR
public static final JobStateReason PROCESSING_TO_STOP_POINT
If the implementation requires some measurable time to cancel the job in the PROCESSING or PROCESSING_STOPPED job states, the printer must use this reason to indicate that the printer is still performing some actions on the job while the job remains in the PROCESSING or PROCESSING_STOPPED state. After all the job's job description attributes have stopped incrementing, the printer moves the job from the PROCESSING state to the CANCELED or ABORTED job states.
public static final JobStateReason SERVICE_OFF_LINE
public static final JobStateReason JOB_COMPLETED_SUCCESSFULLY
public static final JobStateReason JOB_COMPLETED_WITH_WARNINGS
public static final JobStateReason JOB_COMPLETED_WITH_ERRORS
public static final JobStateReason JOB_RESTARTABLE
JobStateReasons
attribute, then the printer must accept a request to
restart that job. This value should be supported if restarting jobs is
supported. [The capability for restarting jobs is not in the Java
Print Service API at present.]public static final JobStateReason QUEUED_IN_DEVICE
JobState
attribute to COMPLETED and adds the QUEUED_IN_DEVICE reason to the job's
JobStateReasons
attribute to indicate that the
printer has no additional information about the job and never will have
any better information.protected JobStateReason(int value)
value
- Integer value.protected String[] getStringTable()
getStringTable
in class EnumSyntax
protected EnumSyntax[] getEnumValueTable()
getEnumValueTable
in class EnumSyntax
public final Class<? extends Attribute> getCategory()
For class JobStateReason and any vendor-defined subclasses, the category is class JobStateReason itself.
getCategory
in interface Attribute
java.lang.Class
. Submit a bug or feature
For further API reference and developer documentation, see Java SE Documentation. That documentation contains more detailed, developer-targeted descriptions, with conceptual overviews, definitions of terms, workarounds, and working code examples.
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NAME
tic - the terminfo entry-description compilerSYNOPSIS
tic [-1CGILNTUVacfgrstx] [-e names] [-o dir] [-R subset] [-v[n]] [-w[n]] fileDESCRIPTION
The command tic translates a terminfo file from source format into compiled format. The compiled format is necessary for use with the library routines in ncurses(3X).The results are normally placed in the system terminfo directory /usr/share/terminfo. There are two ways to change this behavior.
First, you may override the system default by setting the variable TERMINFO in your shell environment to a valid (existing) directory name.
Secondly, if tic cannot get access to /usr/share/terminfo or your TERMINFO directory, it looks for the directory $HOME/.terminfo; if that directory exists, the entry is placed there.
Libraries that read terminfo entries are expected to check for a TERMINFO directory first, look at $HOME/.terminfo if TERMINFO is not set, and finally look in /usr/share/terminfo.
- -1
- restricts the output to a single column
- -a
- tells tic to retain commented-out capabilities rather than discarding them. Capabilities are commented by prefixing them with a period. This sets the -x option, because it treats the commented-out entries as user-defined names. If the source is termcap, accept the 2-character names required by version 6. Otherwise these are ignored.
- -C
- Force source translation to termcap format. Note: this differs from the -C option of infocmp(1M) in that it does not merely translate capability names, but also translates terminfo strings to termcap format. Capabilities that are not translatable are left in the entry under their terminfo names but commented out with two preceding dots.
- -c
- tells tic to only check file for errors, including syntax problems and bad use links. If you specify -C (-I) with this option, the code will print warnings about entries which, after use resolution, are more than 1023 (4096) bytes long. Due to a fixed buffer length in older termcap libraries (and a documented limit in terminfo), these entries may cause core dumps.
- -e names
- Limit writes and translations to the following comma-separated list of terminals. If any name or alias of a terminal matches one of the names in the list, the entry will be written or translated as normal. Otherwise no output will be generated for it. The option value is interpreted as a file containing the list if it contains a '/'. (Note: depending on how tic was compiled, this option may require -I or -C.)
- -f
- Display complex terminfo strings which contain if/then/else/endif expressions indented for readability.
- -G
- Display constant literals in decimal form rather than their character equivalents.
- -g
- Display constant character literals in quoted form rather than their decimal equivalents.
- -I
- Force source translation to terminfo format.
- -L
- Force source translation to terminfo format using the long C variable names listed in <term.h>
- -N
- Disable smart defaults. Normally, when translating from termcap to terminfo, the compiler makes a number of assumptions about the defaults of string capabilities reset1_string, carriage_return, cursor_left, cursor_down, scroll_forward, tab, newline, key_backspace, key_left, and key_down, then attempts to use obsolete termcap capabilities to deduce correct values. It also normally suppresses output of obsolete termcap capabilities such as bs. This option forces a more literal translation that also preserves the obsolete capabilities.
- -odir
- Write compiled entries to given directory. Overrides the TERMINFO environment variable.
- -Rsubset
- Restrict output to a given subset. This option is for use with archaic versions of terminfo like those on SVr1, Ultrix, or HP/UX that do not support the full set of SVR4/XSI Curses terminfo; and outright broken ports like AIX 3.x that have their own extensions incompatible with SVr4/XSI. Available subsets are "SVr1", "Ultrix", "HP", "BSD" and "AIX"; see terminfo(5) for details.
- -r
- Force entry resolution (so there are no remaining tc capabilities) even when doing translation to termcap format. This may be needed if you are preparing a termcap file for a termcap library (such as GNU termcap through version 1.3 or BSD termcap through 4.3BSD) that does not handle multiple tc capabilities per entry.
- -s
- Summarize the compile by showing the directory into which entries are written, and the number of entries which are compiled.
- -T
- eliminates size-restrictions on the generated text. This is mainly useful for testing and analysis, since the compiled descriptions are limited (e.g., 1023 for termcap, 4096 for terminfo).
- -t
- tells tic to discard commented-out capabilities. Normally when translating from terminfo to termcap, untranslatable capabilities are commented-out.
- -U
- tells tic to not post-process the data after parsing the source file. Normally, it infers data which is commonly missing in older terminfo data, or in termcaps.
- -V
- reports the version of ncurses which was used in this program, and exits.
- -vn
- specifies that (verbose) output be written to standard error trace information showing tic's progress. The optional parameter n is a number from 1 to 10, inclusive, indicating the desired level of detail of information. If n is omitted, the default level is 1. If n is specified and greater than 1, the level of detail is increased.
- -wn
- specifies the width of the output. The parameter is optional. If it is omitted, it defaults to 60.
- -x
- Treat unknown capabilities as user-defined. That is, if you supply a capability name which tic does not recognize, it will infer its type (boolean, number or string) from the syntax and make an extended table entry for that. User-defined capability strings whose name begins with ``k'' are treated as function keys.
- file
- contains one or more terminfo terminal descriptions in source format [see terminfo(5)]. Each description in the file describes the capabilities of a particular terminal.
The debug flag levels are as follows:
- 1
- Names of files created and linked
- 2
- Information related to the ``use'' facility
- 3
- Statistics from the hashing algorithm
- 5
- String-table memory allocations
- 7
- Entries into the string-table
- 8
- List of tokens encountered by scanner
- 9
- All values computed in construction of the hash table
If the debug level n is not given, it is taken to be one.
All but one of the capabilities recognized by tic are documented in terminfo(5). The exception is the use capability.
When a use=entry-name field is discovered in a terminal entry currently being compiled, tic reads in the binary from /usr/share/terminfo to complete the entry. (Entries created from file will be used first. If the environment variable TERMINFO is set, that directory is searched instead of /usr/share/terminfo.) tic duplicates the capabilities in entry-name for the current entry, with the exception of those capabilities that explicitly are defined in the current entry.
When an entry, e.g., entry_name_1, contains a use=entry_name_2 field, any canceled capabilities in entry_name_2 must also appear in entry_name_1 before use= for these capabilities to be canceled in entry_name_1.
If the environment variable TERMINFO is set, the compiled results are placed there instead of /usr/share/terminfo.
Total compiled entries cannot exceed 4096 bytes. The name field cannot exceed 512 bytes. Terminal names exceeding the maximum alias length (32 characters on systems with long filenames, 14 characters otherwise) will be truncated to the maximum alias length and a warning message will be printed.
COMPATIBILITY
There is some evidence that historic tic implementations treated description fields with no whitespace in them as additional aliases or short names. This tic does not do that, but it does warn when description fields may be treated that way and check them for dangerous characters.EXTENSIONS
Unlike the stock SVr4 tic command, this implementation can actually compile termcap sources. In fact, entries in terminfo and termcap syntax can be mixed in a single source file. See terminfo(5) for the list of termcap names taken to be equivalent to terminfo names.The SVr4 manual pages are not clear on the resolution rules for use capabilities. This implementation of tic will find use targets anywhere in the source file, or anywhere in the file tree rooted at TERMINFO (if TERMINFO is defined), or in the user's $HOME/.terminfo directory (if it exists), or (finally) anywhere in the system's file tree of compiled entries.
The error messages from this tic have the same format as GNU C error messages, and can be parsed by GNU Emacs's compile facility.
The -C, -G, -I, -N, -R, -T, -V, -a, -e, -f, -g, -o, -r, -s, -t and -x options are not supported under SVr4. The SVr4 -c mode does not report bad use links.
System V does not compile entries to or read entries from your $HOME/.terminfo directory unless TERMINFO is explicitly set to it.
FILES
- /usr/share/terminfo/?/*
- Compiled terminal description database.
SEE ALSO
infocmp(1M), captoinfo(1M), infotocap(1M), toe(1M), curses(3X), terminfo(5).This describes ncurses version 5.7 (patch 20090207).
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genus (Instantiates)
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, where<spec>
is the file name specifier, for example,*.sh
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BoostableQueryBuilder<B extends BoostableQueryBuilder<B>> |
Query builder which allow setting some boost
|
| MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder.Item.Field | |
| MoreLikeThisQueryParser.Field | |
| QueryParser |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AndQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
BoolQueryBuilder instead |
| AndQueryParser | Deprecated |
| BoolQueryBuilder |
A Query that matches documents matching boolean combinations of other queries.
|
| BoolQueryParser | |
| BoostingQueryBuilder |
The BoostingQuery class can be used to effectively demote results that match a given query.
|
| BoostingQueryParser | |
| CommonTermsQueryBuilder |
CommonTermsQuery query is a query that executes high-frequency terms in a
optional sub-query to prevent slow queries due to "common" terms like
stopwords.
|
| CommonTermsQueryParser | |
| ConstantScoreQueryBuilder |
A query that wraps a filter and simply returns a constant score equal to the
query boost for every document in the filter.
|
| ConstantScoreQueryParser | |
| DisMaxQueryBuilder |
A query that generates the union of documents produced by its sub-queries, and that scores each document
with the maximum score for that document as produced by any sub-query, plus a tie breaking increment for any
additional matching sub-queries.
|
| DisMaxQueryParser | |
| ExistsQueryBuilder |
Constructs a query that only match on documents that the field has a value in them.
|
| ExistsQueryParser | |
| FieldMaskingSpanQueryBuilder | |
| FieldMaskingSpanQueryParser | |
| FilteredQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
BoolQueryBuilder instead. |
| FilteredQueryParser | Deprecated |
| FQueryFilterParser | Deprecated |
| FuzzyQueryBuilder |
A Query that does fuzzy matching for a specific value.
|
| FuzzyQueryParser | |
| GeoBoundingBoxQueryBuilder | |
| GeoBoundingBoxQueryParser | |
| GeoDistanceQueryBuilder | |
| GeoDistanceQueryParser |
{
"name.lat" : 1.1,
"name.lon" : 1.2,
}
|
| GeoDistanceRangeQueryBuilder | |
| GeoDistanceRangeQueryParser |
{
"name.lat" : 1.1,
"name.lon" : 1.2,
}
|
| GeohashCellQuery |
A geohash cell filter that filters
GeoPoint s by their geohashes. |
| GeohashCellQuery.Builder |
Builder for a geohashfilter.
|
| GeohashCellQuery.Parser | |
| GeoPolygonQueryBuilder | |
| GeoPolygonQueryParser |
{
"pin.location" : {
"points" : [
{ "lat" : 12, "lon" : 40},
{}
]
}
}
|
| GeoShapeQueryBuilder |
QueryBuilder that builds a GeoShape Filter |
| GeoShapeQueryParser | |
| GeoShapeQueryParser.DEFAULTS | |
| HasChildQueryBuilder | |
| HasChildQueryParser | |
| HasParentQueryBuilder |
Builder for the 'has_parent' query.
|
| HasParentQueryParser | |
| IdsQueryBuilder |
A query that will return only documents matching specific ids (and a type).
|
| IdsQueryParser | |
| IndexQueryParserService | |
| IndicesQueryBuilder |
A query that will execute the wrapped query only for the specified indices, and "match_all" when
it does not match those indices (by default).
|
| IndicesQueryParser | |
| LimitQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
SearchRequestBuilder.setTerminateAfter(int) instead. |
| LimitQueryParser | Deprecated |
| MatchAllQueryBuilder |
A query that matches on all documents.
|
| MatchAllQueryParser | |
| MatchQueryBuilder |
Match query is a query that analyzes the text and constructs a query as the result of the analysis.
|
| MatchQueryParser | |
| MissingQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
ExistsQueryBuilder inside a BoolQueryBuilder.mustNot(QueryBuilder) clause instead. |
| MissingQueryParser | |
| MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder |
A more like this query that finds documents that are "like" the provided set of document(s).
|
| MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder.Item |
A single item to be used for a
MoreLikeThisQueryBuilder . |
| MoreLikeThisQueryParser |
Parser for the The More Like This Query (MLT Query) which finds documents that are "like" a given set of documents.
|
| MultiMatchQueryBuilder |
Same as
MatchQueryBuilder but supports multiple fields. |
| MultiMatchQueryParser |
Same as
MatchQueryParser but has support for multiple fields. |
| MultiTermQueryBuilder | |
| NestedQueryBuilder | |
| NestedQueryParser | |
| NestedQueryParser.ToBlockJoinQueryBuilder | |
| NotQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
BoolQueryBuilder.mustNot(QueryBuilder) instead |
| NotQueryParser | |
| OrQueryBuilder | Deprecated
Use
BoolQueryBuilder instead |
| OrQueryParser | Deprecated |
| ParsedQuery |
The result of parsing a query.
|
| PrefixQueryBuilder |
A Query that matches documents containing terms with a specified prefix.
|
| PrefixQueryParser | |
| QueryBuilder | |
| QueryBuilders |
A static factory for simple "import static" usage.
|
| QueryFilterBuilder | Deprecated
Useless now that queries and filters are merged: pass the
query as a filter directly.
|
| QueryFilterParser | Deprecated |
| QueryParseContext | |
| QueryStringQueryBuilder |
A query that parses a query string and runs it.
|
| QueryStringQueryParser | |
| RangeQueryBuilder |
A Query that matches documents within an range of terms.
|
| RangeQueryParser | |
| RegexpQueryBuilder |
A Query that does fuzzy matching for a specific value.
|
| RegexpQueryParser | |
| ScriptQueryBuilder | |
| ScriptQueryParser | |
| SimpleQueryParser |
Wrapper class for Lucene's SimpleQueryParser that allows us to redefine
different types of queries.
|
| SimpleQueryParser.Settings |
Class encapsulating the settings for the SimpleQueryString query, with
their default values
|
| SimpleQueryStringBuilder |
SimpleQuery is a query parser that acts similar to a query_string
query, but won't throw exceptions for any weird string syntax.
|
| SimpleQueryStringParser |
SimpleQueryStringParser is a query parser that acts similar to a query_string
query, but won't throw exceptions for any weird string syntax.
|
| SpanContainingQueryBuilder |
Builder for
SpanContainingQuery . |
| SpanContainingQueryParser |
Parser for
SpanContainingQuery |
| SpanFirstQueryBuilder | |
| SpanFirstQueryParser | |
| SpanMultiTermQueryBuilder | |
| SpanMultiTermQueryParser | |
| SpanNearQueryBuilder | |
| SpanNearQueryParser | |
| SpanNotQueryBuilder | |
| SpanNotQueryParser | |
| SpanOrQueryBuilder | |
| SpanOrQueryParser | |
| SpanQueryBuilder | |
| SpanTermQueryBuilder | |
| SpanTermQueryParser | |
| SpanWithinQueryBuilder |
Builder for
SpanWithinQuery . |
| SpanWithinQueryParser |
Parser for
SpanWithinQuery |
| TemplateQueryBuilder |
Facilitates creating template query requests.
|
| TemplateQueryParser |
In the simplest case, parse template string and variables from the request,
compile the template and execute the template against the given variables.
|
| TermQueryBuilder |
A Query that matches documents containing a term.
|
| TermQueryParser | |
| TermsLookupQueryBuilder |
A filer for a field based on several terms matching on any of them.
|
| TermsQueryBuilder |
A filer for a field based on several terms matching on any of them.
|
| TermsQueryParser | |
| TypeQueryBuilder | |
| TypeQueryParser | |
| WildcardQueryBuilder |
Implements the wildcard search query.
|
| WildcardQueryParser | |
| WrapperQueryBuilder |
A Query builder which allows building a query given JSON string or binary data provided as input.
|
| WrapperQueryParser |
Query parser for JSON Queries.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| CommonTermsQueryBuilder.Operator | |
| MatchQueryBuilder.Operator | |
| MatchQueryBuilder.Type | |
| MatchQueryBuilder.ZeroTermsQuery | |
| MultiMatchQueryBuilder.Type | |
| QueryStringQueryBuilder.Operator | |
| RegexpFlag |
Regular expression syntax flags.
|
| SimpleQueryStringBuilder.Operator |
Operators for the default_operator
|
| SimpleQueryStringFlag |
Flags for the XSimpleQueryString parser
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| QueryParsingException |
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Types for text objects. As text objects are represented by nodes in Text-Fabric, we shall use both object and node without much consistency.
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|slot |single word, fills a slot; sometimes words are not separated by a space
phrase
|tree |phrase, maybe with gaps
clause
|tree |clause, maybe with gaps
clause_atom
|tree |maximal consecutive part of a clause
sentence
|tree |clause, maybe with gaps
wordx
|?? |conversion artefact, derives from nodes categorized as words, but having child nodes
verse
|section |numbered unit of a chapter
chapter
|section |numbered unit of a book
book
|section |named and numbered part of the Bible
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---|--- Section types |division in books, chapters, etc Word type |all about the individual words Linguistic types |phrases, clauses, etc
Section types¶
The section types correspond to the various divisional units in the Bible.
The Greek New Testament is divided in books, books are divided in chapters, chapters are divided in verses.
The sectional types
book
, chapter
, and verse
specify features which indicate which book, chapter, and verse their objects refer to.
A book
object carries the book and book features, which contain the name and number of the book.
A chapter
object carries the chapter feature, which contains the number of the chapter.
A verse
object carries the verse feature, which contains the number of the chapter.
Word type¶
There is only one type for words, the word
type.
Word objects correspond to the smallest divisional units in the SBLGNT dataset.
They are also identified with slots, because each slot is filled by a word and each word fills a slot.
Words are not identified with strings, because there are various
string representations of the words, none of which is canonical. All word occurrences are numbered
with a slot number.
The text of a word occurrence is in Unicode (full Unicode Greek). This feature contains punctuation material from in between words, but no spaces.
Word occurrences corresponds to lexemes, i.e. dictionary entries, for which we do not have a separate object type. For the textual representation of lexemes we have the feature:
---|--- UnicodeLemma | full Unicode Greek
Linguistic types¶
Linguistic types correspond to syntactical entities such as sentences, clauses and phrases.
During conversion from the original treebanks we have based our object types on the Cat
attribute of the
<node>
-element. This is the translation table we have used
| Cat value | otype |
|---|---|
np |
phrase |
CL |
clause |
vp |
phrase |
noun |
word |
verb |
word |
V |
clause_atom |
det |
word |
ADV |
clause_atom |
S |
clause_atom |
conj |
conjunction |
pron |
word |
pp |
phrase |
prep |
word |
O |
clause_atom |
adjp |
phrase |
adj |
word |
advp |
phrase |
adv |
word |
P |
clause_atom |
IO |
clause_atom |
VC |
clause_atom |
ptcl |
word |
nump |
phrase |
num |
word |
intj |
word |
O2 |
clause_atom |
In the SBLGNT, clauses are subtrees of whivh the top node has Cat=CL
.
Below it are nodes with Cat
indicating the function of the clause.
We have called these subtrees clause_atom
s.
The label S
is special: root nodes of trees carry Cat=S
, and then S
means sentence.
These nodes become sentence
nodes in Text-Fabric.
Otherwise they become clause_atom
nodes.
Sometimes <node>
s with a Cat
that we translate to word
, still have child nodes.
We give the node type wordx
to such nodes.
Only terminal nodes get the node type word
.


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THE DOMESTICATION OF ANIMALS...
...AND OF MAN.1
Throughout the history of Western civilization the relationship of human beings to other animals has never been particularly "civil." What was once an uneasy coexistence swiftly became a relationship of domination and exploitation as humankind became more organized and technologically developed. In recent years, animal rights activists have brought international attention to the treatment and living conditions of animals in factory farms, zoos, circuses, and laboratories, but a serious discussion has yet to begin about the lives of the animals that exist in an environment that strikes much closer to home--the lives of domesticated animals, of our own household pets. A consideration of the lives our pets must lead reveals that they too are exploited in their relationship with human beings; but more than that, it also reveals something to us about ourselves.
Certainly there are plenty of happy, well-adjusted domesticated animals who manage to lead lives that are, for them, exciting and fulfilling. Still, history shows us that human beings in the worst of conditions, even during such periods of suffering and abomination as the Holocaust, have often managed to enjoy life, to fall in love and forge friendships, to find meaning in their day to day existence; for human beings are durable and resilient, and like all animals will adapt as well as they can to survive and thrive in any situation. So the fact that many animals--or humans, for that matter--are happy in our homes is by no means adequate reason to set aside a consideration of the merits of domesticated life.
Let us consider the usual contents of the lives of today's domesticated animals. Life begins, for most of them, in what we would refer to in human terms as a "broken home." Young dogs and cats are routinely taken from the company of their mothers and siblings at an extremely early age and thrust into an alien environment, whether it be a crowded, chaotic pet shop or the home of their new owner. Many of them are mistreated and abused (it is not at all uncommon for a dog, housecat, or parrot to have a phobia of human males, for many of them are abused by men in their youth), and many more are orphaned. More often than not, when domesticated animals reproduce it is looked upon as an unplanned inconvenience by their human owners, and the unwanted offspring are treated accordingly. Consider how difficult it is for young men and women who grow up in "broken homes," or in the adoption agency/youth reform program circuit, to become happy and self-confident, and it will become clear how difficult growing up must be for today's domesticated animals.
But a difficult childhood is the only the beginning of a difficult and unnatural life for today's typical housecat, gerbil, or parrot. For not only are the environments (i.e. cages, little glass boxes, six-room apartments and houses with climate control, and--at best--suburban back yards with the lawns mowed and bushes trimmed) which they must inhabit drastically different from those for which nature prepared them, but their role in the lives of the human beings who control their fate is itself unnatural. Most human beings who keep animals regard them as if they were, in some senses, toys rather than real animals. That seems like an unfair charge, but consider the usual relationship of these humans and animals, and the assumptions upon which the human owners keep these animals. Certainly these owners try to provide for the animals' needs, and often offer affection, but the fundamental role these animals play in the homes and lives of these people is the role of entertainment (and, often, of surrogate family/friends as well). That is, the animals are kept by the human beings in the expectation that they will bring some sort of fun, and perhaps love, in their owners' lives. Their role is not to be animals, that is, to hunt mice, to fly south for the winter, to chase down elk, to sharpen their claws where they please, to mark their territory with urine and court members of the opposite sex. Rather, they are expected to be modern court jesters or courtesans in the Western household.
The ramifications of this relationship between animals and humans are many, but we can see that this arrangement is not exactly in the best interest of the animals involved when we consider the "adjustments" human beings customarily make to their pets to make these pets fulfill their domestic roles more effectively. Housecats are the most obvious example: their owners routinely declaw and sterilize them so they will better fulfill their role as polite toys, rather than real animals, in the home. Having and using claws is a pretty basic part of being a cat; a cat without claws is like a human being without fingers: it may get used to the situation, and even figure out how to enjoy life despite the alteration, but something will be missing from its life forever.
Similarly, though some say that sterilization is humane and makes life simpler for these animals, is this a simplification any of us would willingly choose for ourselves? Sterilization affects more than just the sex lives of animals; it changes their hormonal balance, changing their very personalities. A sterilized cat will often gain weight, slow down, become less spirited. Sterilized cats and dogs are easier for their owners to deal with in a number of ways, but this must come at a cost to their enjoyment of life itself. A frustrated female cat in heat may not seem to be enjoying life very much, but if you take away a being's desires, what meaning is left for it to find in life? Left with its natural inclinations either surgically removed or frustrated by an environment much different than the one for which nature designed it, the sterilized cat will often become dull, grouchy, and fat--for eating the food its master provides is the only pleasure left to it.
Most of us can quickly call to mind an overweight, pathetic, neurotic dog or similarly maladjusted housepet that we have met at some time in our lives. These animals are the casualties of the exploitative relationship that exists today between humans and domesticated animals. Expected to be content as mere playthings, to eat standardized pet food that comes out of a box, and to live in quarters that are painfully cramped compared to their natural environments, it should come as no surprise that these animals are no longer as energetic or as passionate as wild animals. Once healthy and self-sufficient in their natural environment, these animals are now forced into humiliating dependence upon human beings who do not--cannot--permit them to live the lives that they would find fulfilling.
This is not to say that there is any truly viable alternative to domestication for these animals today. The "outside world" is no place for them to run wild or reproduce in; their natural habitats, for those animals who could still adapt back to them, have been changed beyond all recognition by pollution and other forces. The emerging new global environment, pockmarked by fields of asphalt, forests of steel, and cliffs of concrete, is only hospitable to pigeons and cockroaches. Compared to life in the "outside world," domesticated life is a lesser of two evils for housecats and parakeets alike.
And this is what is most tragic about this situation: there is no way out of the technological, over-organized world we have created; no way out for animals or humans. For we are really not much different from the animals we keep in cages and fishtanks in our homes: We too live in small, climate-controlled boxes, called apartments. We too buy standardized food to eat at McDonalds, food much different from the food our ancestors had evolved to eat. We too can find no outlet for our spontaneous, "wild" urges, castrated and declawed as we are by the necessities of living in cramped cities and suburbs under cramping legal and cultural restrictions. We too cannot wander far from our kennels, leashed as we are by 9-to-5 jobs, by apartment leases, even by political boundaries. And if we did wander far, what would we find? Forests, jungles, wild plains, majestic canyons? These are swiftly disappearing as we work around the clock to wrap our world in a skin of concrete, to make sure that all the grass is watered by sprinklers and all the swamps are drained and surveyed to be turned into office space. And what we don't transform into bigger cages and fishtanks for ourselves, we will surely make useless with pollution, if we do not reconsider and redirect our actions on a massive scale.
Perhaps we can learn about ourselves from the example of our own pets. We might do well to learn from them that real happiness does not follow from merely providing for food, physical health, and safety, but from much more complicated elements of life. The solution to the problem of the emotional poverty of domesticated life for animals, and for humans, is clearly not a simple one. We must begin by reevaluating what life should be for humans and animals alike, and what our society must be so that our lives can be meaningful and fulfilling. And we do not have too much time to waste; for already we have bred dogs that do not know how to survive without leashes, and soon there may not be any going back for us either.
"You [white folks] have not only altered and malformed your winged and four-legged cousins; you have done it to yourselves. You have changed men into chairmen of boards, into office workers, into time-clock punchers. You have changed your women into housewives, truly fearful creatures. I was once invited to the house of one. 'Watch the ashes, don't smoke, you'll stain the curtains.  Don't spill liquor on that table: it has a delicate finish. You should have wiped your boots; the floor was just varnished. Don't don't don't' That is crazy. You live in prisons you have built for yourselves, calling them 'homes, offices, factories.'" --John (Fire) Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes, Lame Deer Seeker of Visions. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1994 [1972], 121.
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Doge seeds are cryptographically secure mnemonic seed phrases with added dankness. The first four words will be a randomly generated Doge-like sentence.
The seed phrases are fully valid checksummed BIP39 seeds. They can be used with any cryptocurrency and can be imported into any BIP39 compliant wallet.
You can test them here: iancoleman.io/bip39
If you're using this for anything important, you should download this page with File > Save Page As...
and run it on an offline machine.
The mnemonic is seeded by a cryptographically secure random number generator. However there is a slight reduction in entropy due to the introduction of the doge-isms. A doge seed has about 19.415 fewer bits of entropy than a standard BIP39 seed of equivalent length.
Each word in a standard BIP39 mnemonic has 2048 possible values (11 bits of entropy). However a 1 bit checksum is added for every 3 words. These checksum bits reduce the entropy of the last word. That can be expressed as:
S = log2(2048W) - (W/3)
Where S is entropy and W is number of words
A doge seed is the same apart from two changes. The first word is one of the three words "much", "such", or "very". The third word is one of two words from the previous selection that wasn't chosen for the first word. That can be expressed as:
S = log2(2048W-2) + log2(3) + log2(2) - (W/3)
Where S is entropy and W is number of words
You can compare the entropy against standard BIP39 seeds in the table below.
| Word Count | Standard BIP39 Entropy | Doge Seed Entropy |
|---|---|---|
| 12 | 128 bits | 108.585 bits |
| 15 | 160 bits | 140.585 bits |
| 18 | 192 bits | 172.585 bits |
| 21 | 224 bits | 204.585 bits |
| 24 | 256 bits | 236.585 bits |
Although 108.585 bits (12 word doge seed) is a lot of entropy, a Bitcoin private key has 128 bits of entropy, so you probably want your BIP39 seed to have more than or equal that amount to avoid reducing overall security.
TL;DR: If for some insane reason you actually use this over a standard BIP39 seed, it would probably be best to use 15 words or more.


Chief Alex Akinyele is dead
by Bowale OdutolaFormer Minister of Information and Chairman, Nigeria Sports Commission, Chief Alex Akinyele, is dead.
A statement by one of his sons, Constantine Akinfolarin Akinyele, confirmed that the Ondo chief passed away on Thursday night during a brief illness.
Akinyele, a trained public relations specialist and administrator, after serving as the Minister of Information, later became Chairman of the Nigerian Sports Commission.
He was also a former President of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations.
In 1995, former Nigeria’s Military Head of State, late General Sani Abacha, appointed Akinyele as head of a National Reconciliation Committee with the objective of opening dialogue with interest groups in the country to support the democratic transition programme of the government.
Akinyele passed on at 81 in a London hospital.
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application/config/mysql_history.sql
-- --------------------------------------------------------
-- Add simple_id
-- December 23, 2012
ALTER TABLE `transactions` ADD `simple_id` VARCHAR(255) AFTER `modified`;
$ drush updb
---------------- --------------------------------- --------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Module Update ID Type Description
---------------- --------------------------------- --------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
system 8901 hook_update_n Update the stored schema data for entity identifier fields.
layout_builder override_entity_form_controller post-update Clear caches due to addition of service decorator for entity form controller.
---------------- --------------------------------- --------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
...
$ drush cex sync
Differences of the active config to the export directory:
+------------+-----------------------------------------------------+-----------+
| Collection | Config | Operation |
+------------+-----------------------------------------------------+-----------+
| | system.all_the_things | Update |
| | layout.all_the_things | Update |
+------------+-----------------------------------------------------+-----------+
The .yml files in your export directory (../config/sync) will be deleted and replaced with the active config. (yes/no) [yes]:
>
Always version your database.
— K. Scott Allen
This means use the config management system, which could be at the site level, install profile level, or core/contrib level.
... it’s a little squishy.
What is clean configuration?
$ drush cim sync
$ drush cex sync
But, you can make it unmanaged.
Clean configuration means: The managed configuration in the database exactly matches that in version control.
GOOD:
$ drush config-status
[notice] No differences between DB and sync directory.
BAD:
$ drush config-status
----------------------------------------------------- -----------
Name State
----------------------------------------------------- -----------
system.site Different
----------------------------------------------------- -----------
Some examples:
Simply put, it is:
$settings['config_sync_directory'] = '../config/sync';
There is only 1 per site.
By default, all config exports to and imports from here.
Example: environment splits should be disabled, then enabled:
$config['config_split.config_split.dev']['status'] = FALSE;
$config['config_split.config_split.stage']['status'] = FALSE;
$config['config_split.config_split.prod']['status'] = FALSE;
$config['config_split.config_split.' . $env_name]['status'] = TRUE;
Your primary development branch is the canonical source of configuration.
All changes branch off the canonical and are merged back into it, just like any other code changes.
Consider a "reset" script that is run every time you change branches:
drush cim sync -y || drush cim sync -y
drush cim sync -y
Line 1: Import but allow it to fail using the ||
trick
(there are caching issues when modules are enabled)
Line 2 Import to reflect changes in how config is imported (config split)
I've not seen any indication this will change.
Drumroll, please...
Pick 1 synchronization model, layer on split models as you like.
$settings['config_sync_directory'] = '../config/sync';
$settings['config_sync_directory'] = "../docroot/profiles/custom/{$profile_name}/config/sync";
This is a symlink to ../config/{$profile_name}/sync
$settings['config_sync_directory'] = "../config/{$site_name}/sync";
You can't talk about config split models without getting into split types...
With each of the split examples, on a per-module or per-config entity basis you choose between these options:
All config imports and exports to synchronization directory.
Example: 12 content types, 10 are managed, 2 are unmanaged.
At least 8 should be in your default config set (synchronization directory).
Math: 8 / (12 - 2) = 80%
(This proxy guideline for how difficult it will be to manage the application.)
1 site: > 90% managed config ("Collectible" sites)
2-5 sites: 80% managed config
6-20 sites: 40% managed config
20+ sites: < 20% managed config ("Commodity" sites)
| Env Splits | Site Splits | Profile Splits | Module Splits | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Globally Shared | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
| Profile Shared | ✅ | ✅ | 🚫 | ✅ |
| Separate | ✅ | 🚫 | ✅ | ✅ |
| Unmanaged | 🚫 | 🚫 | 🚫 | 🚫 |
| Scenario | Use Case | # Sites | % Managed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Globally Shared with Site Splits | Same functionality, minor per-site differences | <10 | 100% |
| Globally Shared with Profile Splits | Same functionality, minor per-install-profile differences | 20+ | 80% |
| Profile Shared with Site Splits | Same functionality by install profile, minor per-site differences | 20+ | 80% |
| Unmanaged | Same base functionality, large differences per-site | 70+ | 0% |
Environment splits and module splits can be used with any managed setup.
With each of the split examples, on a per-module or per-config entity basis you choose between these options:
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Agriculture
April 15, 2019 1:00 PM - or upon adjournment
FOR:
Staggs, Keith Director of Live Operations - Holmes Foods, Inc (Texas Poultry Federation),
Gonzales, TX
Ward, Don Exec Dir (Livestock Marketing Assoc. of Tx), TX
AGAINST:
McGeary, Judith Farmer & Non Profit E.D. (Farm & Ranch Freedom Alliance), Cameron,
TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bradbury, Jim Attorney (Self), Austin, TX
Dippel, Donnie CHB Consulting Inc (Texas Ag Industries Association), La Grange, TX
Grimm, James Ex Vice President (Texas Poultry Industry), TX
Howe, Billy Associate Legislative Director (Tx Farm Bureau), Austin, TX
Morris, Joe Lobbyist (Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Assoc), Austin, TX
Morris, Joe Lobbyist (Texas Poultry Federation), Austin, TX
Opiela, Eric Rancher/Attorney (South Texans Property Rights Assn), Karnes City, TX
Polk, Preston Assistant Lobbyist (Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association),
Austin, TX
Sinclair, David Legislative Consultant (Game Warden Peace Officers Association),
Pflugerville, TX
Skrobarczyk, Ryan Director Legislative & Regulatory (Texas Nursery and Landscape
Association), Austin, TX
Smith, Reginald Policy Analyst (Texas Criminal Justice Coalition), TX
Turner, Bob Rancher Consultant (Earthmoving Contractors Assn of Texas), Voss, TX
Turner, Bob Rancher Consultant (Texas Poultry Federation), Voss, TX
Turner, Bob Rancher Consultant (Independent Cattlemen's Assoc of Texas), Voss, TX
Turner, Bob Rancher Consultant (Self), Voss, TX
Winegarner, Josh Director of Government Relations (Texas Cattle Feeders Association),
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Boboshy, Shelby Attorney (Self), Dallas, TX
Katz, Robyn Attorney (Self), Buda, TX
AGAINST:
Nunley, Jeff Executive Director (South Texas Cotton & Grain Association),
Victoria, TX
ON:
Hunter, Dan Asst. Commissioner (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
McGeary, Judith Farm & Non profit Executive Director (Farm and Ranch Freedom
Alliance), Cameron, TX
WITNESS LIST
Agriculture
April 15, 2019 1:00 PM - or upon adjournment
AGAINST:
Bessent, Kody Vice President of Operations & Legislative Affairs (Plains Cotton Growers,
Inc.), Lubbock, TX
Dippel, Donnie CHB Consulting Inc (Texas Ag Industries Association), La Grange, TX
Nelson, Brent Agriculture (Plains Cotton Growers), TX
Stoerner, Martin Farmer (Self), Lockney, TX
ON:
Morris, Joe Lobbyist (Texas Beekeepers Association), Austin, TX


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The hub of the Galapagos, Puerto Ayora (Admiralty Bay) is the largest town and the main tourist centre, with a wide range of hotels, restaurants, shops and internet cafes. Puerto Ayora has the best options for chandlery and repairs.
Academy Bay is open to the southeast, which is the direction of the prevailing winds, but these rarely blow with any strength and even at the height of the southeast trade wind season, between June and the end of August, the swell in the anchorage is bearable.
Position 44° 55'S, 90° 18'W.
Under current law in all ports of Ecuador it is necessary to use an agent to check in with the port captain for any stay of more than 1 day. That includes the Galapagos islands. The agent acts as a go-between for your dealings with the port captain and he will collect the fees for your entry into the harbour.
However, there is no requirement to use an agent for immigration.
For full information on Clearance into the Galapagos see the main Clearance Page.
Last updated February 2015.
The busy anchorage is used by local excursion boats, most of which have permanent moorings on the south side of the bay.
There are 2 choices for anchoring.
A minor amount of protection can be gained anchoring close in along the SW shore, but this is also the main channel in and out the harbour, and is where a great many tour boats anchor very closely together. Stern anchors are mandatory, and there will certainly be some proximity negotiations along the way.
The other option is to anchor more towards the middle of the harbour, basically just outside the 3 lines of bow and stern anchored boats. A stern anchor is not necessary and often it seems that the roll is no worse as long as the wind holds.
Getting Ashore
A narrow unmarked channel, with a depth of approximately 7 feet (2.10 metres) at high tide, leads into a cove crowded with local boats. This small pool is fronted by two short concrete docks used for loading and unloading goods and passengers, the inner one being more suitable for dinghies. A better alternative is to take the dinghy to the small dock at the Port Captain's office, in the northwest corner of the harbour. The shallow channel is marked with perches and outboard engines can only be used at high tide, while at low tide the area sometimes dries out completely.
WIFI is sometimes available in the harbour (REDGAL), but can be unreliable.
Rubbish Disposal (2012)
Only waste for recycling can be left on the islands. There is a private service operator that collects catagorized waste from boats in the harbor for a fee based on weight. For more information see this Noonsite/Report from the WWF.
Last updated February 2015.


Deontay Wilder sends message to Tyson Fury over rematch after Luis Ortiz KO
Deontay Wilder has assured fans the rematch with Tyson Fury will go ahead after his demolition of Luis Ortiz in Las Vegas.
The WBC champion successfully defended his belt with a seventh-round stoppage, adding yet another one-punch knockout to his impressive resume.
Ortiz was ahead on the scorecards when Wilder landed the telling blow and he is set to fight Fury next, although the American appeared reluctant to commit to the 22 February date.
‘Next, of course we have Tyson Fury, the rematch,’ Wilder said in the ring after his victory.
‘It’s definitely set to be done in February, so we’ll see how that goes.
‘Then I’m looking for a unification fight. I want one champion, one face, one name. He go by the name of Deontay Wilder.
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‘The heavyweight division is too small to have so many belts, it should just be one champion.
‘It’s too confusing for the fans. I think I’m the perfect guy for the job.’
Ortiz was struggling to beat the count when he was knocked down, with the referee deciding the Cuban could not continue.
The fight had gone Ortiz’s way before the explosive right hand from Wilder and the champion explained he couldn’t take any risks.
He said: ‘With Ortiz, you can see why no heavyweight wants to fight him, he’s very crafty, he moves strategically and he moves craftily.
‘I had to measure him in certain places. Some people say I can’t fight on my back feet but that’s my specialty.
‘I had to go back and forward, my intellect is very good in the ring.
‘I finally found my measurement, I saw the shot and I took it. He’s one of the best in the world, you’ve got to give him that.’


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November 12, 2018
After a stressful Sunday, today, finally got back to work.
For the logs:
Have to come back to learning, but now have exams on the head. Will try to make a good plan and then start.
That's all for now.
Good night, folks. :)


Document System Tutorial Part 7 - Register Inlines¶
In this part, we will talk about register inlines that connects from a parent model to another model.
Inlines is where we keep all registered models’ inlines. It allows you to merge a parent model to a submodel where the foreign key(s) are specified.
Why do we use Register Inlines? We use them to show that the field of a model is related to another model as long as there is a foreign key specified.
Structure:
uadmin.RegisterInlines(
/folder_name/./struct_name of a parent model/{},
map[string]string{
"/sub_model name/": "/parent_model name/ID",
}
)
Now let’s apply it in the main.go. Copy the codes below and paste it after the uadmin.Register function.
// Register FolderGroup and FolderUser to Folder model
uadmin.RegisterInlines(
models.Folder{},
map[string]string{
"foldergroup": "FolderID",
"folderuser": "FolderID",
},
)
// Register DocumentVersion, DocumentGroup, and DocumentUser to Document
// model
uadmin.RegisterInlines(
models.Document{},
map[string]string{
"documentgroup": "DocumentID",
"documentuser": "DocumentID",
"documentversion": "DocumentID",
},
)
models.Folder{} is called because the FolderGroup and FolderUser models have foreign key to this model. foldergroup and folderuser are the URL of those models and they are initialized to the FolderID in order to create inlines to the Folder model.
The same thing goes with the Document model. It is called because the DocumentGroup, DocumentUser, and DocumentVersion models have foreign key to this model. documentgroup, documentuser and documentversion are the URL of those models and they are initialized to the DocumentID in order to create inlines to the Document model.
Now let’s run an application. From the Document System Dashboard, click FOLDERS.
Click any of the existing records that you have in this model (e.g. uAdmin).
As you can see, there are two inlines which are FOLDER GROUP and FOLDER USER.
Click on FOLDER GROUP. Inside it, there is a record named Developer because this folder group links to the uAdmin folder.
Click on FOLDER USER. Inside it, there is a record named John Doe because this folder user links to the uAdmin folder.
Now go back to the Document System Dashboard then click DOCUMENTS.
Click the Computer record.
As you can see, there are three inlines which are DOCUMENT USER, DOCUMENT VERSION and DOCUMENT GROUP.
Click on DOCUMENT USER. Inside it, there is a record named John Doe because this document user links to the Computer document.
Click on DOCUMENT VERSION. Inside it, there is a record named 1 because this document user links to the Computer document.
Click on DOCUMENT GROUP. Inside it, there is a record named Developer because this document user links to the Computer document.
Click here to view our progress so far.
In the next part, we will discuss about creating a separate library that contains a drop down list and schema list modifier based on the document list filter that checks the admin status of the user. If it is not an admin, what are the models that user can access to.


Allows selection of any code page as the character set for display in the character area. This command is only available if the character area is displayed (see Show Char Area or Show Both Areas).
I opens the Document Display Options page to allow selection of any code page that is provided with your version of Windows, using the Code Page drop-down list.
You can also quickly select to display common code pages using commands for common code pages on the View/Code Page sub-menu.
You can quickly select common code pages using other commands on the View/Code Page sub-menu.
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