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What are the dates and hours?
Saturday March 16, 2019. Doors 3:00pm, First Band 3:30pm, End 10:00pm EST
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How do I get there?
Oakfest will be held at the Ritz Ampitheater 131 S Stevens St, Thomasville, GA 31792
We will have two ticket gates - one by the amphitheater stage on Stevens Street and one through the open alleyway next to Empire Bagel on Jackson Street.
If your General Admission includes a t-shirt, you can pick up your shirt at the merchandise table. If you did not pre-buy a t-shirt, we have a merchandise table!
There are hats, t-shirts, and stickers available for purchase. We accept both cash and card for purchases.
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Where can I find parking and ATMs?
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What can I bring?
DO BRING:
- Lawn Chairs
- Your ticket(s). This can be printed or on your phone.
- Sleeves! It will be chilly at night
- Blankets for warmth (not for picnicking)
- Cash (We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, JCB, or UnionPay. Some vendors may only accept cash)
- All of your friends
DO NOT BRING:
- Coolers, cups, or drinks from outside the venue.
- Picnic blankets
- Tents
- Pets
- Drones or aircraft
- Fireworks
- Weapons of any kind
- Illegal substances
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What will be available for food and drink?
There will be four food trucks, so you'll have plenty of variety! Additionally, Smith Collective will be selling popsicles and Kona Ice will have shaved ice.
In order to enjoy beer or wine, you will first need to purchase a drink ticket ($5 each). One ticket=one drink.
We will have a separate table for drink ticket purchases (your ID will be checked at the gate where you will receive an additional armband that signifies you are of drinking age).
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How do I pick up my VIP tickets?
If you are a VIP ticket holder, we have two options for ticket/drink ticket/t-shirt pick up.
We will be at Hubs & Hops on Jackson Street from 4:30pm-8:00pm on Friday, March 15 if you'd like to pick up your goodies ahead of time.
If you'd rather wait until the day of, we'll have everything for you at the ticket gate.
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Where is the VIP area?
The VIP area will be held at Hubs & Hops.
VIP drink tickets will work inside Hubs & Hops and outside - a drink ticket purchased at the drink ticket table by the beer and wine truck will not work inside the VIP area.
Appetizers and dinner will be served inside the event space adjacent to Hubs & Hops. You may enter both venues through the back porch.
Dinner will be served from 5:00pm-7:00pm.


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Version control records changes made to files and allows you to revert back to changes at anytime. It is great for comparing files, when modifications were made and by who. It is great for accountability between multiple users on a project. It is essentially like backing up a project anytime and if a mistake was made, the project's work is still around so the hours spent working on it won't completely go to waste. If you try typing 'git log' in your terminal, it will show a log of all the changes made, by who and when. Github is the icing between users. This web app helps facilitate the work on a project and can be viewed and forked by anyone. This is a collaborative app that does wonders. Give it a try!
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This is a PWA web app that displays the weather information for a particular city when searched.
It displays the
In addition, the app has a basic offline page, and it is installable to your device as a native app
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The video should play first, then this.
And finally, a talking page with no video.
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India's Vaccine Drive
India began administration of COVID-19 vaccines on 16 January 2021. As of 24 May 2021, India has administered 200,662,456 doses overall, including first and second doses of the currently-approved vaccines.
Two vaccines received approval for emergency use in India at the onset of the programme, i.e.,
i) Covishield (a brand of the Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine manufactured by the Serum Institute of India) and
ii) Covaxin (developed by Bharat Biotech). In April 2021, Sputnik V (distributed by Dr. Reddy's Laboratories) was approved as a third vaccine, which was deployed by May 2021.
Launch of vaccination program
In September 2020, India's science minister Harsh Vardhan stated that the country planned to approve and begin distribution of a vaccine by the first quarter of 2021. The first recipients were to be 30 million health workers directly dealing with COVID patients.
On 1 January 2021, the Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) approved emergency usage of the Oxford–AstraZeneca vaccine, which was being manufactured by the Serum Institute of India (SII) under the trade name "Covishield". On 2 January, the DCGI approved Bharat Biotech's Covaxin for emergency use, even though it had not yet completed phase 3 trials.
India began its vaccination program on 16 January 2021, operating 3,006 vaccination centres on the onset.Each vaccination centre will offer either Covishield or Covaxin, but not both. Some states have decided to primarily use Covishield, and keep their Covaxin doses as a "buffer stock". Since Covaxin has not completed phase-3 trials, those receiving it will need to sign a consent form.
165,714 people were vaccinated on the first day of availability. Difficulties in uploading beneficiary lists at some sites caused delays. In the first three days, 631,417 people were vaccinated. Of these, 0.18% reported side-effects and nine people (0.002%) were admitted to hospitals for observation and treatment.Within those first days, there was concerns about low turnout, due to a combination of vaccine safety concerns, technical problems with the software used, and misinformation
The first phase of the rollout involved health workers and frontline workers including police, paramilitary forces, sanitation workers, and disaster management volunteers. By 1 March, only 14 million healthcare and frontline workers had been vaccinated, falling short of the original goal of 30 million.


Poking around the iNotes HTTP API (Part 3) - retrieve message meta data
So far we learned about the URLs, how to retrieve the Outline that contains folders and views and how to utilize JavaScript to deal with an API tha hadn't been designed for language neutral access. This part will deal with the retrieval of messages. There are quite some formats, strategies and tweaks to consider:
The parts I'm interested in is in the variable named
For our purposes this will be flattened into a Map that has the item name as key. The Java code is quite similar to the retrieval of the Outline, the magic is in the JavaScript:
A little detail to stumble over is the item structure. It can be
When you use a Map instead of a specialized object, you need to change
An interesting question to contemplate: while all values in the JSON come across as String, the structure clearly specifies the data type. Should therefore the object you create contain these data types instead of String?
As usual YMMV
- A message consists of headers (fields), and message parts that can be plain text, HTML, embedded images, attachments or other stuff (like the JSON used for embedded experiences). When to retrieve what part is an excellent question
- Depending on your use case, your final client might or might not have access to the original iNotes implementation (Firewall, Offline, VPN), so just showing the HTML and let it fetch missing pieces might not do the trick
- The HTML retrieved might not be well formed or contain links you don't want to execute (tracker images, tracker CSS, JavaScript stuff)
- Automatically retrieving the whole message can be network heavy if there are large images or attachments in the MIME parts, this needs to be planned carefully
- iNotes allows to retrieve the message fields as (kind-of) JSON using
l_JSVars
or retrieve the MIME headers usingl_MailMessageHeader
- The content of the message is accessible via
s_MailMemoReadBodyContent
orUNID/Body?OpenField
orl_MailMessageHeader&PresetFields=FullMessage;1
(as raw Mime) - The MIME parts retrieved come infested with <br /> tags, since iNotes renders them in a display window (I would have used <pre>, but that's a different story. So they need cleanup
l_JSVars
to learn about the document. Since, again, it is JavaScript, not JSON, I'll take the Rhino approach to extract a Java object.
The parts I'm interested in is in the variable named
DXX
which contains item
that is a representation of NotesItems. True to the nature of an item, the JSON is quite elaborate, which you can see on the example of the form item:
{ "@name": "Form",
"textlist": {
"text": [
{"0": "Memo"}
]
}
}
For our purposes this will be flattened into a Map that has the item name as key. The Java code is quite similar to the retrieval of the Outline, the magic is in the JavaScript:
public MessageObject(String code, String rawMsg) {
long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
ScriptEngine engine = new ScriptEngineManager().getEngineByExtension("js");
engine.eval(code);
Invocable jsFunc = (Invocable) engine;
MessageObject msg = (MessageObject) jsFunc.invokeFunction("getMessageObject", rawMsg);
long end = System.currentTimeMillis();
System.out.println(msg.getUNID());
System.out.print("Time in ms:");
System.out.println(end-start);
return msg;
}
A little detail to stumble over is the item structure. It can be
textlist/text
or only text
(feels like MIME Headers) and datetimelist/datetimepair/datetime
or datetimelist/datetime
.I haven't seen any item other than the name "0"
, so JSON arrays and multi-values got a little in each other's way. text
as an array could have multiple values eliminating the need for an enclosing textlist
, but probably I'm overlooking something, smarter people that me, who designed this, did envision.
function getMessageObject(raw) {
importPackage(com.notessensei.demo);
var msg;
eval("msg = " + raw);
var result = new MessageObject(msg.sUnid);
var count = 0;
var first = true;
var curName = "";
var curValue = "";
for ( var id in msg.DXX) {
var notesItem = msg.DXX[id];
curName = notesItem["@name"]
// Process depending on data type
if (notesItem.text) {
curValue = notesItem.text["0"];
} else if (notesItem.number) {
curValue = notesItem.number["0"];
} else if (notesItem.datetime) {
curValue = notesItem.datetime["0"];
} else if (notesItem.textlist) {
first = true;
curValue = "";
for ( var t in notesItem.textlist.text) {
if (!first) {
curValue += ";";
}
curValue += notesItem.textlist.text[t]["0"];
first = false;
}
} else if (notesItem.numberlist) {
first = true;
curValue = "";
for ( var t in notesItem.numberlist.number) {
if (!first) {
curValue += ";";
}
curValue += notesItem.numberlist.number[t]["0"];
first = false;
}
} else if (notesItem.datetimelist.datetimepair) {
curValue = notesItem.datetimelist.datetimepair[0].datetime[0]["0"];
curValue += " - ";
curValue += notesItem.datetimelist.datetimepair[0].datetime[1]["0"];
} else if (notesItem.datetimelist.datetime) {
first = true;
curValue = "";
for ( var t in notesItem.datetimelist.datetime) {
if (!first) {
curValue += ";";
}
curValue += notesItem.datetimelist.datetime[t]["0"];
first = false;
}
} else {
// Data type we didn't expect!
print("Unexpected item encountered: ");
print(notesItem["@name"]);
print(": ");
for (x in notesItem) {
print(x);
print(": ");
println(notesItem[x]);
}
print("\n");
curName = "";
curValue = "";
}
if (curName != "") {
result.addItem(curName, curValue);
}
count++;
}
print("\n Fields found: ");
print(count);
print("\n");
return result;
}
When you use a Map instead of a specialized object, you need to change
var result = new MessageObject(msg.sUnid);
to var result = new java.util.HashMap;
and result.addItem(curName, curValue);
to result.put(curName, curValue);
. To avoid empty fields (caveat: there's a difference between "empty field" and "field not there"), change if (curName != "") {
to if (curName != "" && curValue != "") {
An interesting question to contemplate: while all values in the JSON come across as String, the structure clearly specifies the data type. Should therefore the object you create contain these data types instead of String?
As usual YMMV
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 01 December 2014 | Comments (0) | categories: IBM Notes


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This is a website documenting the roadmap to learning NodeJS.
Node.js is an open-source, cross-platform, back-end JavaScript runtime environment that runs on the V8 engine and executes JavaScript code outside a web browser. Node.js lets developers use JavaScript to write command line tools and for server-side scripting—running scripts server-side to produce dynamic web page content before the page is sent to the user's web browser. Consequently, Node.js represents a "JavaScript everywhere" paradigm, unifying web-application development around a single programming language, rather than different languages for server-side and client-side scripts.


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Profits are up! Let's make a chart so we can show our investors how clever we are.
(This activity uses JavaScript and jQuery.)
This is best if you've tried HTML, CSS and maybe even a little bit of JavaScript before.
By now you should also know how to create a new page in Neocities, view it and open it for editing.
Make a new page:
Call it chart
Open a tab to edit the new page.
Open a tab to view the new page.
In the editing tab, delete all the code.
Copy and Paste this code instead:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset='utf-8'>

<title>Big Business Charts</title>

Big Business Graph

<canvas width="400px" height="400px"></canvas>

CHECK that you copied all the code. Save the page, then view it.
If it looks like this, you're ready to start!
We already know how to include images in our website.
A "canvas" lets us actually draw our own pictures, with code.
Why would anyone want to draw with code? Have a think about it during the activity.
We need to show investors that profits are UP!
We want to make a bar graph that shows profits over the last 3 years. Each year, the bar should get bigger.
That's how you impress people in big business.
The code is drawing one blue rectangle and one message on the canvas.
Guess which line is making the rectangle appear.
(It's one of the lines that starts with ctx. If you don't know, try changing some of the numbers around and see which part of the page changes.)
CHECK: You have two bars.
You can tell drawing context what color to draw with.
So far, we told it to use 'blue'
It will use that color until you change it to a new one.
A magic number is a number in your code that is mysterious and hard to understand.
Magic numbers are a bad thing. Right now, our code is full of magic numbers.
We can replace any number in JavaScript with a variable instead.
This is the code that draws the first bar:
//you already have this code!
ctx.fillRect(0, 200, 100, 300);
Let's replace ONE of those numbers with a variable.
//this does exactly the same job, but it's easier to understand.
var height = 300;
ctx.fillRect(0, 200, 100, height);
We created a new variable called height, and we set it to 300. Then we used the variable in place of the number.
Do you think the code is easier to understand now?
We want to show profits going up like this:
Notice how the bars all line up on the bottom edge? We can use some math to do this automatically:
var y = 300 - height; //what does this do?
Make a graph that shows profits going up each year.
That's the end.
One last thing: What's an advantage to drawing a graph with code, instead of drawing it by hand in a paint program?
(What if we wanted to update the graph every day? or even every second?)


LoopBack data graph navigation demo
/api/customers
/api/customers?filter[fields][0]=name
/api/customers/1
/api/customers/youngFolks
/api/customers/1/reviews
/api/customers/1/orders
/api/customers?filter[include]=reviews
/api/customers?filter[include][reviews]=author
/api/customers?filter[include][reviews]=author&filter[where][age]=21
/api/customers?filter[include][reviews]=author&filter[limit]=2
/api/customers?filter[include]=reviews&filter[include]=orders
API explorer


regpro: Nonparametric Regression
Tools are provided for
(1) nonparametric regression (kernel, local linear),
(2) semiparametric regression (single index, additive models), and
(3) quantile regression (linear, kernel).
| Version: |
0.1.1 |
| Depends: |
denpro (≥ 0.9.0) |
| Published: |
2016-01-31 |
| Author: |
Jussi Klemela |
| Maintainer: |
Jussi Klemela <jussi.klemela at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://jklm.fi/regpro |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| CRAN checks: |
regpro results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
Please use the canonical form
https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=regpro
to link to this page.


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title: Register
image:
feature: boston-map.png
---
Online Conference Registration is now closed. You can still register on-site while tickets are available.
Click here for hotel information
Multiple Events Covered by Registration
During the registration process you will have the opportunity to sign up for several important events that will be happening in parallel and in Boston alongside the main FOSS4G Conference.
- SOLD OUT
Workshops SOLD OUT
- Workshop packages are sold out, but if you have already purchased a package you can still sign up for available workshops.
- Over 40 hands-on workshops will be held at Harvard University covering a wide variety FOSS4G software and technology topics.
- Workshops will be held on Monday & Tuesday at The Harvard CGIS
-
- SOLD OUT
Co-Located JS.Geo Conference SOLD OUT
- The final allotment of 30 tickets just for JS.Geo are going on sale July 17th for $75 here: JS.Geo Website
- JS.Geo is a gathering for those with an enthusiasm for code and maps. In previous gatherings speakers included devs from organizations you know (Carto, Mapbox, Mapzen, ESRI, Cesium, IBM, etc.) as well as indie coders doing creative work
outside the traditional geospatial industry. It's a single day, single track event that moves fast so as to maximize the number of interesting people and ideas.
- JS.Geo registration is exclusive to FOSS4G attendees until July 15th.
- JS.Geo will be held on Tuesday near our conference venue at District Hall
- For more details, please visit the JS.Geo Website
-
- FOSS4G B2B
- Come see how a variety of businesses and sponsors are leveraging FOSS4G software while also giving back to the FOSS4G community.
- The Business-to-Business session wil be held on Tuesday at our conference venue The Seaport Hotel & World Trade Center
- Visit the B2B Page for more details.
-
- Co-located Fulcrum Live Conference
- Fulcrum Live is an all day event co-located with the FOSS4G Conference. Join Team Fulcrum, our partners, and user community on Tuesday, August 15th in Boston, MA for a full day of presentations, case studies, technical talks, and networking-
all centered around mobile field data collection, mapping, and analysis.
- Fulcrum Live is free to attend for FOSS4G registrants and is exclusive to FOSS4G attendees and Fulcrum users until July 15th. Seating is limited, so be sure to register early!
- To register and for more details, please visit the Fulcrum Live Registration Website
-
- Co-located DigitalGlobe Workshops
- DigitalGlobe invites you to attend special training sessions that will be conducted at the conference on Tuesday, August 15th:
- Registration is required to attend as space is limited for these special training sessions. Click on each training title to learn more and register to attend.
-
- Co-located GIS Cloud Training Sessions
- GIS Cloud is organizing co-located training event with the FOSS4G Conference on Tuesday, August 15th in Boston, MA in the room Harborview 3 from 9 am - 3 pm. The attendance is free for all FOSS4G visitors.
- Learn first hand about cutting-edge mapping technology that enables you to collaborate in real time on a map, mobile data collection in offline mode, listen to technical talks as well as diverse case studies from different communities around the world.
- To learn about Collaborative GIS Workflow with Comments and Attachments Related to Specific Features on Maps or How to Make Your Own Branded GIS Crowdsourcing App and more, be sure to visit the registration site and reserve your seat on time!
Costs Table
| Item |
Thru May 16 Early Bird |
After May 16 Full Cost |
| Main Conference Events |
| Full 3 day registration |
$650 |
$800 |
| Single day registration |
$295 |
$350 |
Thursday night Gala at Aquarium |
Included |
$50 |
| Optional Workshops & Co-located Events |
Workshop package of 4 |
$250 |
$350 |
Workshop package of 2 |
$150 |
$200 |
Single Workshop |
$100 |
$125 |
JS.Geo conference |
$50 |
| Business to Business event |
$40 |
Additional Aquarium Gala tickets |
$50 |
Click here for hotel information
Travel Grant Program
OSGeo is now accepting travel grant applications for FOSS4G Boston 2017. The Travel Grant covers a Full Conference Pass and an allowance for accommodation and meals/expenses. To learn more and fill out an application, please visit https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/FOSS4G_Travel_Grant_Programme_2017
Applications are due by July 7th, 2017!
Thank you to OSGeo and our private donors that made it possible for this program to be part of FOSS4G in 2017.
The Benefits of Early Bird - Now Closed
- Save $150 off the registration price, bringing down the price to attend to $650 from $800. Registration includes: 3 days of conference, conference meals & coffee breaks, Weds evening social, T-shirt and gift bag.
- Get a free ticket to the Thursday evening Gala at the New England Aquarium (a $50 value). Non-early bird registrants will need to purchase a Gala ticket in addition to registration
- Be among the first to have a chance to get a ticket to the Tuesday evening “Welcome Social” at the Harpoon Brewery. This special brew hall event is "first-come, first-served" as capacity at this venue is limited.
- Take advantage of significant discounts for workshops. The earlier you purchase and the more you purchase the better the deal.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations received 4 weeks prior to the conference (July 17, 2017) will receive a refund minus a $100 administrative fee. Cancellations received after that date are not eligible for refunds however substitutions will be allowed.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.mxgraph.swing |
This package contains the main component for JFC/Swing, namely the graph
component and the outline component.
|
| com.mxgraph.swing.handler |
This package contains all classes required for mouse event handling in
JFC/Swing.
|
| com.mxgraph.swing.util |
This package contains all utility classes that require JFC/Swing, namely for
mouse event handling, drag and drop, actions and overlays.
|
| com.mxgraph.swing.view |
This package contains all classes required for interaction, namely the
mxCellEditor used for in-place editing and the mxInteractiveCanvas, which
defines the requirements for a canvas that supports hit-detection on shapes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphComponent.mxMouseRedirector.graphComponent |
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphOutline.graphComponent |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphOutline.getGraphComponent() |
mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphComponent.mxGraphControl.getGraphContainer() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
mxGraphOutline.setGraphComponent(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Fires a property change event for
graphComponent . |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
mxGraphOutline(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxMouseRedirector(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxCellHandler.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxSelectionCellsHandler.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxRubberband.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph container.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxPanningHandler.graphComponent |
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphHandler.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxConnectPreview.graphComponent |
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxInsertHandler.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxCellMarker.graphComponent
Holds the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxRotationHandler.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph component.
|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxConnectionHandler.graphComponent |
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxMovePreview.graphComponent |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
mxGraphComponent |
mxCellHandler.getGraphComponent() |
mxGraphComponent |
mxSelectionCellsHandler.getGraphComponent() |
mxGraphComponent |
mxGraphHandler.getGraphComponent() |
mxGraphComponent |
mxInsertHandler.getGraphComponent() |
mxGraphComponent |
mxRotationHandler.getGraphComponent() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
mxGraphTransferable |
mxGraphTransferHandler.createGraphTransferable(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.lang.Object[] cells,
javax.swing.ImageIcon icon) |
mxGraphTransferable |
mxGraphTransferHandler.createGraphTransferable(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.lang.Object[] cells,
mxRectangle bounds,
javax.swing.ImageIcon icon) |
javax.swing.ImageIcon |
mxGraphTransferHandler.createTransferableImage(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.lang.Object[] cells) |
protected java.lang.Object |
mxGraphTransferHandler.getDropTarget(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxGraphTransferable gt)
Returns the drop target for the given transferable and location.
|
protected java.lang.Object[] |
mxGraphTransferHandler.importCells(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxGraphTransferable gt,
double dx,
double dy)
Gets a drop target using getDropTarget and imports the cells using
mxGraph.splitEdge or mxGraphComponent.importCells depending on the
drop target and the return values of mxGraph.isSplitEnabled and
mxGraph.isSplitTarget.
|
protected boolean |
mxGraphTransferHandler.importGraphTransferable(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxGraphTransferable gt)
Returns true if the cells have been imported using importCells.
|
protected void |
mxKeyboardHandler.installKeyboardActions(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Invoked as part from the boilerplate install block.
|
protected void |
mxGraphTransferHandler.removeCells(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.lang.Object[] cells) |
| Constructor and Description |
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mxCellHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxCellState state)
Constructs a new cell handler for the given cell state.
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mxCellMarker(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Constructs a new marker for the given graph component.
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mxCellMarker(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Color validColor)
Constructs a new marker for the given graph component.
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mxCellMarker(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Color validColor,
java.awt.Color invalidColor)
Constructs a new marker for the given graph component.
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mxCellMarker(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Color validColor,
java.awt.Color invalidColor,
double hotspot)
Constructs a new marker for the given graph component.
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mxCellTracker(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Color color)
Constructs an event handler that highlights cells.
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mxConnectionHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxConnectPreview(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxEdgeHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxCellState state) |
mxElbowEdgeHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxCellState state) |
mxGraphHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxInsertHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.lang.String style) |
mxKeyboardHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxMovePreview(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Constructs a new rubberband selection for the given graph component.
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mxPanningHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxRotationHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Constructs a new rotation handler.
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mxRubberband(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Constructs a new rubberband selection for the given graph component.
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mxSelectionCellsHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxVertexHandler(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxCellState state) |
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protected mxGraphComponent |
mxMorphing.graphComponent
Reference to the enclosing graph instance.
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| Constructor and Description |
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mxMorphing(mxGraphComponent graphComponent)
Constructs a new morphing instance for the given graph.
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mxMorphing(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
int steps,
double ease,
int delay)
Constructs a new morphing instance for the given graph.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxCellStatePreview.graphComponent |
protected mxGraphComponent |
mxCellEditor.graphComponent |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
mxInteractiveCanvas.contains(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Rectangle rect,
mxCellState state) |
boolean |
mxInteractiveCanvas.hitSwimlaneContent(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
mxCellState swimlane,
int x,
int y)
Returns true if the given point is inside the content area of the given
swimlane.
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boolean |
mxInteractiveCanvas.intersects(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
java.awt.Rectangle rect,
mxCellState state) |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
mxCellEditor(mxGraphComponent graphComponent) |
mxCellStatePreview(mxGraphComponent graphComponent,
boolean cloned)
Constructs a new state preview.
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1 My son, keep my words
and store up my commands within you.
2 Keep my commands and live
and keep my instruction as the apple of your eye.
3 Tie them on your fingers;
write them on the tablet of your heart.
4 Say to wisdom, "You are my sister,"
and call understanding your kinsman,
5 in order to keep you from the seductive woman,
from the adulteress with her smooth words.
6 At the window of my house
I looked out through the lattice
7 and I saw many young men who had not been taught.
I saw among the youths
a young man who had no sense.
8 That young man passed through the street near her corner
and he went toward her house—
9 it was twilight, in the evening of the day,
at the time of the night and darkness.
10 And there a woman met him,
dressed like a prostitute, and she knew why she was there.
11 She is loud and wayward,
her feet do not stay at home—
12 now in the streets, now in the market,
at every corner she lies in wait.
13 So she grabs him and kisses him,
with a bold face she says to him,
14 "I made my peace offering today,
I paid my vows,
15 so came I out to meet you,
to eagerly seek your face, and I have found you.
16 I have spread coverings on my bed,
colored linens from Egypt.
17 I have perfumed my bed
with myrrh, aloes, and cinnamon.
18 Come, let us take our fill of love till morning;
let us take great pleasure in different acts of love-making.
19 My husband is not at home;
he is away on a long journey.
20 He took a bag of money with him;
he will return on the day of the full moon."
21 With her seductive talk she persuades him,
and with her smooth talk she compels him.
22 He walks after her
like an ox going to the slaughter,
or like a deer caught in a trap
23 until an arrow pierces through its liver—
or like bird rushing into a snare,
not knowing it will cost him his life.
24 And now, my sons, listen to me;
pay attention to what I say.
25 Do not let your heart turn aside to her ways;
do not go astray into her paths.
26 She has brought down many victims;
they cannot be counted.
27 Her house is on the road to sheol;
it goes down to the rooms of death.


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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CAnnotationsEditor |
Provides mechanisms for editing a specific
CAnnotations
object. |
| CBuilder |
Provides mechanisms for building a Frames Model (FM), as
represented by a
CModel . |
| CBuildListener |
Listener for events occuring during with the
CModel
build process. |
| CFrameEditor |
Provides mechanisms for editing a specific
CFrame object. |
| CFrameSlotOrders |
Responsible for defining the required ordering, for purposes of
presentaion to an end-user, of the slots associated with specific
CFrame objects. |
| CSectionBuilder |
Interface for mechanisms that will build a section of the
model.
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| CSlotEditor |
Provides mechanisms for editing a specific
CSlot object. |
| CStringConfig |
Provides format-specific configuration for
CString
objects. |
| IEditor |
Provides mechanisms for "under-the-hood" editing of
CModel instantiations. |
| IFrameEditor |
Provides mechanisms for editing a specific
IFrame object. |
| IReasoner |
Provides mechanisms for initialising the sets of slots for
specific instance-level frames, and for dynamically updating
those sets based on the current states of the frames.
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| ISlotEditor |
Provides mechanisms for editing a specific
ISlot object. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CNumberFactory |
Factory for
CNumber objects. |
| CStringFactory |
Factory for custom
CString objects. |
| IClassification |
Represents the results of an (@link IFrame}-classification as
enacted via an
IClassifier object. |
| IClassifier |
Provides classification-based versions of the reasoning mechanisms
defined by
IReasoner . |
| IClassifierOps |
Specifies the type(s) of classification operations required.
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| IFreeCopier |
Responsible for generating "free-instance" versions of existing
instance-level frame/slot networks.
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| IReasonerDefault |
Provides the default version of the reasoning mechanisms
defined by
IReasoner . |
| IRelaxedInstantiator |
Responsible for regenerating previously existing instance-level
frame/slot networks, without performing the normal reasoning
operations that would be required if the networks were being built
up from scratch.
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| ISlotSpecs |
Utility class that enables implementations of
IReasoner
to maintain a set of specifications defining the set of slots
required for a specific instance-level frame. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| ISlotOps |
Represents the types of update operation connected with
instance-level slots that can be performed as the result of
reasoning.
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public enum USWeaponsForLifeForms
Enumeration values for USWeaponsForLifeForms The enumeration values are generated from the SISO DIS XML EBV document (R35), which was obtained from http://discussions.sisostds.org/default.asp?action=10&fd=31
Note that this has two ways to look up an enumerated instance from a value: a fast but brittle array lookup, and a slower and more garbage-intensive, but safer, method. if you want to minimize memory use, get rid of one or the other.
Copyright 2008-2009. This work is licensed under the BSD license, available at http://www.movesinstitute.org/licenses
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
description
Text/english description of the enumerated value |
static USWeaponsForLifeForms[] |
lookup
This is an array, with each slot corresponding to an enumerated value. |
int |
value
The enumerated value |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static boolean |
enumerationForValueExists(int aVal)
Returns true if there is an enumerated instance for this value, false otherwise. |
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Returns a text descriptioni for this enumerated value. |
static java.lang.String |
getDescriptionForValue(int aVal)
Returns the string description associated with the enumerated instance with this value. |
static USWeaponsForLifeForms |
getEnumerationForValue(int aVal)
Returns the enumerated instance with this value. |
int |
getValue()
Returns the enumerated value for this enumeration |
static USWeaponsForLifeForms |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. |
static USWeaponsForLifeForms[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Enum |
|---|
clone, compareTo, equals, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Enum Constant Detail |
|---|
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ASSAULT_MACHINE_PISTOL_KF_AMP
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms AUTOMATIC_MODEL_1911A1_45
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms COMBAT_MASTER_MARK_VI_45_DETRONICS
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DE_COCKER_KP90DC_45
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DE_COCKER_KP91DC_40
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms GENERAL_OFFICERS_MODEL_15_45
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms NOVA_9_MM_LAFRANCE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms PERSONAL_DEFENSE_WEAPON_MP5K_PDW_9_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SILENCED_COLT_45_LAFRANCE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms X_5900_SERIES_9_MM_SMITH_WESSON_SW
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M9
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MODEL_1911A1_SPRINGFIELD_ARMORY
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MODEL_2000_9_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms P_9_9_MM_SPRINGFIELD_ARMORY
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms P_12_9_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms P_85_MARK_II_9_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ADVANCED_COMBAT_RIFLE_556_MM_AAI
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms COMMANDO_ASSAULT_RIFLE_MODEL_733_556_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms INFANTRY_RIFLE_MINI_14_20_GB_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MINI_14_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MINI_THIRTY_762_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SEMI_AUTOMATIC_MODEL_82A2_50_BARRETT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SNIPER_WEAPON_SYSTEM_M24_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SNIPING_RIFLE_M21_SPRINGFIELD_ARMORY
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SNIPING_RIFLE_M40A1_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SNIPING_RIFLE_M600_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms AR_15_M16_556_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M1_30
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M14_762_MM_NATO
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M14_M1A_M1A1_A1_SPRINGFIELD_ARMORY
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M14K_ASSAULT_RIFLE_LAFRANCE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M16A2_ASSAULT_RIFLE_556_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M21_762_MM_US
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M77_MARK_II_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M77V_762_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms S_16_762_X_36_MM_GRENDEL
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SAR_8_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SAR_4800_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ASSAULT_CARBINE_M16K_LAFRANCE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M1_30_1
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M4_MODEL_720_556_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M_900_9_MM_CALICO
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms AC_556F_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M3_45
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M11_COBRAY
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M951_9_MM_CALICO
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MP5_10_10_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms X_9_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms INGRAM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms EXTERNALLY_POWERED_EPG_762_MM_ARES
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms GECAL_50
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms GENERAL_PURPOSE_M60_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms HEAVY_M2HB_QCB_50_RAMO
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHT_ASSAULT_M60E3_ENHANCED_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHT_M16A2_556_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHT_556_MM_ARES
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHTWEIGHT_M2_50_RAMO
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHTWEIGHT_ASSAULT_M60E3_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MINIGUN_M134_762_MM_GENERAL_ELECTRIC
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MG_SYSTEM_MK19_MOD_3_40_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MG_SYSTEM_OR_KIT_M2HB_QCB_50_SACO_DEFENSE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M1919A4_30_CAL_BROWNING
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms X_50_CAL_BROWNING
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms COLORED_SMOKE_HAND_GRENADE_M18
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms COLORED_SMOKE_GRENADES_FEDERAL_LABORATORIES
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms INFRARED_SMOKE_GRENADE_M76
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SMOKE_HAND_GRENADE_AN_M8_HC
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DELAY_FRAGMENTATION_HAND_GRENADE_M61
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DELAY_FRAGMENTATION_HAND_GRENADE_M67
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms IMPACT_FRAGMENTATION_HAND_GRENADE_M57
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms IMPACT_FRAGMENTATION_HAND_GRENADE_M68
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms INCENDIARY_HAND_GRENADE_AN_M14_TH3
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LAUNCHER_I_M203_40_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LAUNCHER_M79_40_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MULTIPLE_GRENADE_LAUNCHER_MM_1_40_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MULTI_SHOT_PORTABLE_FLAME_WEAPON_M202A2_66_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms PORTABLE_ABC_M9_7
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms PORTABLE_M2A1_7
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms PORTABLE_M9E1_7
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DRAGON_MEDIUM_ANTI_ARMOR_MISSILE_M47_FGM_77A
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms JAVELIN_AAWS_M
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHT_ANTITANK_WEAPON_M72_LAW_II
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms REDEYE_FIM_43_GENERAL_DYNAMICS
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SABER_DUAL_PURPOSE_MISSILE_SYSTEM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms STINGER_FIM_92_GENERAL_DYNAMICS
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms TOW_HEAVY_ANTITANK_WEAPON
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms BEAR_TRAP_AP_DEVICE_PANCOR
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms CHAIN_GUN_AUTOMATIC_WEAPON_EX_34_762_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms CLOSE_ASSAULT_WEAPON_SYSTEM_CAWS_AAI
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms CAWS_OLIN_HECKLER_AND_KOCH
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms CROSSFIRE_SAM_MODEL_88
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms DRAGON_AND_M16
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms FIRING_PORT_WEAPON_M231_556_MM_COLT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms FOXHOLE_DIGGER_EXPLOSIVE_KIT_EXFODA
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms INFANTRY_SUPPORT_WEAPON_ASP_30_RM_30_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms JACKHAMMER_MK_3_A2_PANCOR
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms LIGHT_ANTI_ARMOR_WEAPON_M136_AT4
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M26A2
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MASTER_KEY_S
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MINIGUN_556_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MULTIPURPOSE_INDIVIDUAL_MUNITION_MPIM_MARQUARDT
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MULTIPURPOSE_WEAPON_AT8
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms RECOILLESS_RIFLE_M40_M40A2_AND_M40A4_106_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms RECOILLESS_RIFLE_M67_90_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms REVOLVER_SP_101
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms REVOLVER_SUPER_REDHAWK_44_MAGNUM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms RAW_ROCKET_140_MM_BRUNSWICK
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms RIFLE_LAUNCHER_ANTI_ARMOR_MUNITION_RAAM_OLIN
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ROCKET_LAUNCHER_M_20_35_IN
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ROCKET_LAUNCHER_ENHANCED_M72_E_SERIES_HEAT_66_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SELECTIVE_FIRE_WEAPON_AC_556_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SELECTIVE_FIRE_WEAPON_AC_556F_556_MM_RUGER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SHOTGUN_M870_MK_1_US_MARINE_CORPS_REMINGTON
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SMAW_MK_193_83_MM_MCDONNELL_DOUGLAS
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SMAW_D_DISPOSABLE_SMAW
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms SQUAD_AUTOMATIC_WEAPON_SAW_M249_556_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms TACTICAL_SUPPORT_WEAPON_50_12_50_CAL_PEREGRINE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms TELESCOPED_AMMUNITION_REVOLVER_GUN_TARG_50_CAL_ARES
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms ULTIMATE_OVER_UNDER_COMBINATION_CIENER
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms M18A1_CLAYMORE_MINE
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MORTAR_81_MM
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms MACHINEGUN_M240_762MM
| Field Detail |
|---|
public final int value
public final java.lang.String description
public static USWeaponsForLifeForms[] lookup
Use as USWeaponsForLifeForms.lookup[aVal] to get the enumeration that corresponds to a value.
In non-realtime environments, the prefered method is getEnumerationForValue().
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static final USWeaponsForLifeForms[] values()
for(USWeaponsForLifeForms c : USWeaponsForLifeForms.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static USWeaponsForLifeForms valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified namepublic static java.lang.String getDescriptionForValue(int aVal)
public static USWeaponsForLifeForms getEnumerationForValue(int aVal) throws edu.nps.moves.siso.EnumNotFoundException
edu.nps.moves.siso.EnumNotFoundException
public static boolean enumerationForValueExists(int aVal)
public int getValue()
public java.lang.String getDescription()
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The elite group of FANG stocks includes Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google. Now, one of Wall Street’s top tech analysts says it’s time to add another name: Uber.
According to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mark Mahaney, Uber is one of the five stocks best positioned as a derivative investment off of some the biggest trends in the tech space.
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The past is history. Cherish it, relish it, but don’t live in it.  Always live in the present.
You can’t change what has happened, only what has yet to come. Don’t waste your future time trying to re-write the past. Instead, spend your hard work on how to make your future better.
Don’t fall into the nostalgia trap that things were always better in the past. Things are different now. What worked once up a time, may not be relevant to the way things work today.


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Simulation overview
This simulation allows you to manage a virtual hospital, analyse the effects of your decisions on performance, and try to iteratively implement changes based on this analysis. The aim is to achieve the highest performance for the lowest cost.
Simulated patients are designed to mimic the actual movements of patients through a typical acute hospital. Patients are generated at random, so no two simulations will ever be the same. By default, the parameters are balanced so that 1 step of the simulation is 1 hour in the hospital. It isn't required that the steps are interpreted this way, but make sure you're consistent.
Ward management
In this section you can change the settings for each ward in the hospital, and also change some parameters
for the simulation itself.
Ward list
This is a list of all the wards in your hospital. Click a ward on this list to select it for editing in the "Editing" panel. The currently selected ward is highlighted in green.
Editing
This is where you make management decisions about each ward. There are 5 decisions to make. Remember to click the save button after changing the settings.
- Capacity
- The number of beds in the ward. Cannot be zero.
- Resources
- Resources is a general term for all requirements other than beds, e.g. staff, medicine, equipment.
The number of resources available doesn't have a unit, it's a relative measure. Think of it as the total cost per hour for whatever resources the ward needs.
- Resource policy
- How should the available resources be divided between the admitted patients? The options are "Equal", "Highest first" and "Lowest first". With an "equal" policy, the available resources are divided evenly between all patients. "Highest first" spends more resources treating patients that need more care, potentially delaying less serious patients. "Lowest first" starts by treating the least costly patients, potentially not leaving enough resources for high-need cases but also potentially allowing a large number of simple cases to be discharged quickly.
- Queue policy
- If there are more patients that need to be admitted to a ward than there are beds available, how should the choice of who to admit be made? Options are "First-come, first-served", "Highest need first" and "Lowest need first". This means some patients will not be admitted. These patients (that are waiting but are not admitted) will remain in the queue untill they are admitted. With a "First-come, first-served" policy, there is no queue jumping for any reason, regardless of the urgency of the patients waiting. "Highest need first" prioritises urgent cases. "Lowest need first" priortises simple cases.
- Accept overflow
- If a ward has empty beds, should it make these beds available to accept patients from other wards that are at capacity and need to free up space? The options are "Always" and "Never". If these beds are later needed, they can only become available by transferring the (overflow) patient somewhere else.
Simulation setup
Here you can start the simulation, and also change some parameters that would increase or decrease the pressure on your hospital. By default the settings reproduce a fairly typical month with typically 3 admissions from the Emergency Department per hour. You should not use these settings as a way to "improve" the performance of your hospital.
The default hospital is designed to be complex enough to be interesting, but not overwhelming in the context of a 30-60 min session. Every aspect of the hospital can be configured and uploaded, including the number of wards and their default settings and the probability of different types of patients arriving. Changing the core hospital configuration is documented here. Students using the tool are not expected to modify the basic configuration, this is an option for the organisers. However, it may be useful to download your current settings (the "download config" button). This includes all the current options set in the ward management section, so this is a convenient way to save your current settings and return to them later for comparison.
Click the green "Run" button to start the simulation.
- Simulation steps
- Total number of steps. By default, 1 step is equivalent to 1 hour in the hospital so 672 steps is 1 month.
- Max patients
- Patients arrive at random, so we don't know how many will arrive or when. This parameter sets a limit on the total number of patients that will ever be created in the simulation. After this point no more patients will arrive but any patients currently in the hospital will continue their visit.
- Min arrivals per step
- What is the fewest patients that can arrive in the Emergency Department per step of the simulation. Reasonable bounds depend on how long you're taking 1 step to mean. By default 1 step is 1 hour, so 1 admission is reasonable. The simulation is slightly unstable if this is zero.
- Max arrivals per step
- What is the most patients that can arrive in the Emergency Department per step of the simulation. Reasonable bounds depend on how long you're taking 1 step to mean. By default 1 step is 1 hour, so 4 admissions are reasonable.
- Emergency wait target
- Equivalent to the UK national 4-hour waiting time standard. By default this is 4 as 1 step is interpreted as 1 hour. This does not affect the simulation itself, but is used in the analysis.
Analysis
Find out how well your hospital is performing. Before you run the simulation the first time, most of these tabs will be empty. The main exception is the Network tab, which initially shows the model used by the simulation to generate patients. All tabs are documented in blue information boxes in the simulator itself.


Like many medieval towns, Swansea was defended with walls to protect it against attacks. The walls of medieval Swansea ran along the west and north of the town – the east was already bounded by the River Tawe and to the south lay marshland and the Cadle stream. Here, the medieval walls ran along the line of Whitewalls Street. Archaeological excavations were under the red-brick shop on the corner (currently Primark). Just south of here, the Wassail Gate opened out onto the road to Gower. To the north, the town’s West Gate led out to the Washing Pool where the townsfolk may have come to do their laundry.


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Reconciliotastic is a webapp that performs gene tree species tree reconciliation using Phylotastic services
Phylotastic is an adjective that applies individually to client apps, brokers, behind-the-scenes services, etc. It also applies to the whole distributed system of these parts.
The phylotastic services invoked by this webapp are...


Huawei MatePad Pro could land on November 25 as a real iPad Pro rival
by James RogersonHuawei MatePad Pro could land on November 25 as a real iPad Pro rival
But don't count on a global launch
The Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro is one of Huawei's current slates (Image credit: TechRadar)
Currently Apple's iPad Pro doesn’t have much high-end tablet competition, but it could be about to get some more, as the rumored Huawei MatePad Pro looks like it could be a rival to the likes of the iPad Pro 11, and it’s set to be announced on November 25.
That date was put forward by Huawei CEO Richard Yu, who posted the below image on Weibo (a Chinese social network), teasing that a device with the MatePad name would land then.
He didn’t mention the Huawei MatePad Pro by name, but given that the slate has been rumored and leaked a few times now it’s the likely candidate.
- Read our full Huawei MediaPad M5 Pro review
- Check out our best tablets guide
- There's likely a new iPad Pro on the way too
Based on previous leaks we’re expecting this slate to support a keyboard and stylus, just like Apple’s iPad Pro range and the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6. But unlike those slates the MatePad Pro is rumored to have a punch-hole camera, giving it an arguably more modern design.
Not much is known about the specs of the tablet yet, but they’re likely to be high-end, given the ‘Pro’ in the name and the leaked design.
We should know all the details soon – assuming the MatePad Pro is indeed what’s coming on November 25. The biggest question though will be whether the slate even goes on sale in much of the world, as thanks to the Huawei ban that’s in serious doubt.
- The foldable Huawei Mate X is almost a tablet
Via GSMArena and PlayfulDroid


Life Is Beautiful (1997) (La Vita è bella) Roberto Benigni, Nicoletta Braschi, Giustino Durano, Sergio Bini Bustric, Marisa Paredes, Horst Buchholz, Lidia Alfonsi, Giuliana Lojodice, Giorgio Cantarini, Amerigo Fontani, Pietro De Silva, Francesco Guzzo, Raffaella Lebboroni, Aaron Craig. Screenplay by Roberto Benigni and Vincenzo Cerami. Directed by Roberto Benigni. 114 minutes. Rated PG-13, 4 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson- ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Grand Prix winner at the 1998 Cannes Film Festival, "Life Is Beautiful" offers ample rewards to those viewers willing to submit to the peculiar vision of writer, director and star Roberto Benigni. The Italian artist has crafted an often lyrical light romance that abruptly transforms into a deeply moving tale of survival. Despite the film's radical shift in tone, Benigni's message never wavers: life is beautiful if you make it so. While we cannot always control the circumstances around us, we can govern our individual responses. Each person has the capacity to create his or her own internal reality. It's just a matter of willpower.
The film, in Italian with English subtitles, begins as a romantic farce. Guido (Benigni) is a Jewish drifter who stumbles through 1939 Fascist Italy, using his wits and clownish charm to get by. When told of a philosopher's belief in the strength of human will, Guido takes the remarks literally and begins to practice "willing" things to happen. In short order, he successfully courts the beautiful Dora (Nicoletta Braschi, Benigni's real-life spouse) and builds a thriving business and happy life for his family, blissfully ignoring the growing anti-Semitism around them.
Then in 1945, the final days of World War II, authorities take Guido and his five-year-old son Giosue (Giorgio Cantarini) into custody, herding them onto a train bound for a concentration camp. When Dora hears the news, she races to the train station and insists that she be put onboard as well. Even though she is not Jewish, Dora refuses to leave her family.
At the camp, Guido concocts a story to shield his son from the horrific reality around them. He tells Giosue that it's all an elaborate game. The goal is to accumulate 1000 points. Giosue's eyes widen as he hears of the prize; a real tank, ever so much better than the toy he used to play with. The child listens intently as his father explains the mechanics of the game. The men in uniform will pretend to be very mean. The child must hide when his father instructs him to do so, and never complain about the lack of food or harsh conditions, because complainers will be disqualified and sent home. As their existence grows increasingly difficult, Guido encourages his son to take heart, because more and more people are dropping out and they are growing much closer to winning the game.
While the constant threat of death hovers in the air, Benigni avoids explicit imagery. ''As a comedian,'' he told the L.A. Times, ''I couldn't do like Spielberg with 'Schindler's List' and show the violence directly. It's not my style. My style is to evoke and let people use their imaginations. Sometimes the horror can be even more powerful that way.''
The idea for the story sprang from Benigni's childhood. His father, a soldier imprisoned for two years in a German labor camp, was obsessed by his memories of the ordeal and frequently told his children about the nightmarish camp. Eventually, his wife convinced him that he was scaring the children, so he started telling the tales in a lighter way. ''He found funny things to say, even when dealing with these painful circumstances,'' said Benigni. ''The way he was telling the stories is exactly what I have done in my story.''
The film's title came from Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky, who wrote that he believed ''life is beautiful,'' even as he sat trapped in a bunker, waiting for Stalin's agents to assassinate him. Benigni found the statement profound, saying ''I fell in love with this simple phrase, 'Life is beautiful.' Even with darkness all around us, we can still find beauty. That is true strength.''
Benigni's film is beautiful as well, although the going is often difficult. While the first half of the story has a certain charm, the pratfall comedy is more ingenious than funny, and Benigni's mugging gets old fast. The performer has been called the Robin Williams of Italy, and, like Williams, his comedic grandstanding frequently becomes overbearing. Thankfully, the lyricism of the story outweighs his lack of subtlety.
Nicoletta Braschi is adequate as Dora, although she lacks the depth necessary to convincingly express the emotions beneath her character's brave actions. As Giosue, young Giorgio Cantarini is a real charmer, interacting flawlessly with Benigni. When he questions his father's story, fearfully stating ''A man was crying. He said they make buttons and soap out of us,'' the effect is devastating.
Of the supporting cast, Horst Buchholz is memorable as a riddle- obsessed German doctor, providing one of the film's most poignant moments late in the story; Giustino Durano is haunting as Guido's uncle, and Aaron Craig does America proud in a brief appearance as a benevolent U.S. soldier.
It's not easy to sit through ''Life Is Beautiful.'' Between Benigni's mugging, the often flat comedy, and the structure of the piece, it's actually quite hard. But those up to challenge will receive ample dividends. Benigni's unique concept and wonderful message about the human spirit makes this awkward, ungainly film well worth the trouble.
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1.2.15 (2019-09-04)
Bug Fixes
- Items with value „null“ were breaking the board (daca6ba), closes #69
1.2.14 (2019-09-03)
Bug Fixes
- Object copy without ref of the dragged item (267bae0), closes #66
1.2.13 (2019-09-03)
Bug Fixes
- Fixes an error when dragged and set the new values (b536d57), closes #64
1.2.12 (2019-09-02)
Bug Fixes
1.2.11 (2019-09-02)
Bug Fixes
- build: Copy -File script was broken (1d4f860)
1.2.10 (2019-09-02)
Bug Fixes
- build: Missing readme in ./dist (3594fd6)
- package.json: Package.json in lib was broken (63f75d8)
1.2.9 (2019-09-02)
Bug Fixes
- package.json: readme missing in package.json (ec8ec85)
1.2.8 (2019-09-02)
Bug Fixes
- readme: merge from master into dev (74fc922)
- readme: Readme fixed (b8f9eee)
1.2.7 (2019-09-01)
Bug Fixes
- row collapser: Row collapser was misplaced (7bb6064), closes #55
- travis & npm: using npm ci instead of npm install (6db2206)
1.2.6 (2019-09-01)
Bug Fixes
1.2.4 (2019-09-01)
Bug Fixes
1.2.3 (2019-09-01)
Bug Fixes
- auto release gen on pr with travis (0cf7847)
- changed travis ci (469c9aa)
1.2.2 (2019-08-30)
Bug Fixes
1.2.1 (2019-08-30)
Bug Fixes
1.2.0 (2019-08-30)
Features
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- Release 1.1.5
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- Removed debugger + some unspecific bugfixes
d91d816
- Placeholder for input in filter rows can now be configured
460b8e6
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- #15 implemented a filter for specific properties or, when not given, all + updated doc
419e10a
- Changes to the doc gen process
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- Documentation changes
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- Linting
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- resolves #11
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- Add icon is now left from the collapser in vertical collapsed groups
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- fix(Backlog not visible)
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- Documenting, added compodoc
2586d8d
- Release 1.1.0
99c15c0
- Added contributing guidance and structured README
f497b37
- Changes to build process, auto generate doc for inputs/outputs
78d3ac3
- Added overall row collapser #12
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- Fixed a bug with dragging items while using a custom item template
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- Prepared travis ci for later use of travis ci on PR of master
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- 🚀 Release 0.0.1
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Installation Guide - GShell
Introduction
The Grimoires Shell (GShell) is a simple client that supports some of the
functionality of the Grimoires service in interactive mode or batch mode. Full
Grimoires functionality may be accessed either by the Java Programming Client
Side API or by the SOAP message submission facility. GShell provides a group of utilities for users to
publish/inquire business/service/wsdl/metadata.
How to compile and run
In the Grimoires release, GShell is under the "GShell/" directory. Having run
Grimoires ant target "build-client", GShell will be copied to the
"dist/client/" directory.
Use "GShell/" or "dist/client/" as the current directory.
To compile, type on the command line:
ant
If you wish to use GShell to run against a secure Grimoires deployment, then type
ant secure
Also, read the next section on running GShell as secure client before proceeding.
To run on Windows, type on the command line:
run GRIMOIRES_LOCATION
To run on Unix/Linux, type on the command line:
chmod +x run.sh
./run.sh GRIMOIRES_LOCATION
If you have deployed the registry on, e.g.,
http://hostname:8080/grimoires, you need to start the GShell by
run http://hostname:8080/grimoires/services
Running GShell as a secure client
If Grimoires is deployed securely, then GShell must be run as a
secure client, i.e. the outgoing SOAP messages from GShell to Grimoires must be signed appropriately. This requires the use of the keystore and certificate found in the OMII client, which needs to be downloaded and installed first. The parameters in the crypto.properties file in gshell/config then needs to be updated:
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.file=/home/bob/OMIICLIENT/omii.ks
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.keystore.password=tmpstore
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.keystore.alias=omii_server
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.alias.password=tmpstore
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.provider=org.apache.ws.security.components.crypto.Merlin
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.keystore.type=JKS
org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.crldir=/home/bob/OMIICLIENT/grid/CRLs
If the OMII client is installed at /home/bob/OMIICLIENT, then the value for org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.file is /home/bob/OMIICLIENT/omii.ks. Same comments apply to org.apache.ws.security.crypto.merlin.crldir.


{% if numplayers == 0 %} Nobody is being awesome right now. {% elif numplayers == 1 %} The Lone Ranger: {% elif numplayers > 1 %}{{ numplayers }} Minecrafters online now:{% endif %}
{% for player in avatars %}
{% endfor %}


Obtaining a Copy of the Application
To obtain a copy of the application, visit the book's Web page at
http://www.forta.com/books/0672325667/
Page contents include the following:
Download any of the available versions. Test expressions using online versions of the applications. Find links to other regular expression resources. An errata (if one should be needed). And if you'd like to contribute a ported version of the application, you'll find contact information there, too.
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You may need to embed an iframe into a popup to use a 3rd party widget. Here, we'll walk through a few real-world examples of working with iframes: videos and maps.
Here is an example of a 3rd party video player embedded in a popup:
Launch video playerThe markup is an iframe inside a popup container. The popup will have a 15 pixels padding because of class ui-content
and a one pixel border because the framework will add class ui-body-d
to the popup.

When using an iframe inside a popup it is important to initially set the width and height attributes to 0. This prevents the page to breaking on platforms like Android 2.3. Note that you have to set the attributes, because setting the width and height with CSS is not sufficient. You can leave the actual width and height in the markup for browsers that have JavaScript disabled and use attr()
to set the zero values upon the pageinit
event.
Next, bind to the popupbeforeposition
event to set the desired size of the iframe when the popup is shown or when the window is resized (e.g. orientation change). For the iframe examples on this page a custom function scale()
is used to scale down the iframe to fit smaller screens. Expand the section below to view the code of this function.
scale()
The window width and height are decreased by 30 to take the tolerance of 15 pixels at each side into account.
function scale( width, height, padding, border ) {
var scrWidth = $( window ).width() - 30,
scrHeight = $( window ).height() - 30,
ifrPadding = 2 * padding,
ifrBorder = 2 * border,
ifrWidth = width + ifrPadding + ifrBorder,
ifrHeight = height + ifrPadding + ifrBorder,
h, w;
if ( ifrWidth < scrWidth && ifrHeight < scrHeight ) {
w = ifrWidth;
h = ifrHeight;
} else if ( ( ifrWidth / scrWidth ) > ( ifrHeight / scrHeight ) ) {
w = scrWidth;
h = ( scrWidth / ifrWidth ) * ifrHeight;
} else {
h = scrHeight;
w = ( scrHeight / ifrHeight ) * ifrWidth;
}
return {
'width': w - ( ifrPadding + ifrBorder ),
'height': h - ( ifrPadding + ifrBorder )
};
};
Note: This function is not part of the framework. Copy the code into your script to use it.
When the popup is closed the width and height should be set back to 0. You can do this by binding to the popupafterclose
event.
This is the complete script and the link to open the video popup:
$( document ).on( "pageinit", function() {
$( "#popupVideo iframe" )
.attr( "width", 0 )
.attr( "height", 0 );
$( "#popupVideo" ).on({
popupbeforeposition: function() {
var size = scale( 497, 298, 15, 1 ),
w = size.width,
h = size.height;
$( "#popupVideo iframe" )
.attr( "width", w )
.attr( "height", h );
},
popupafterclose: function() {
$( "#popupVideo iframe" )
.attr( "width", 0 )
.attr( "height", 0 );
}
});
});
Note that the video will still be playing in the iframe when the popup is closed. If available you can use the 3rd party API to stop the video on the popupafterclose
event. Another way is to create the iframe when the popup is opened and destroy it when the popup is closed, but this would drop support for browsers that have JavaScript disabled.
In the second example, an iframe is used to display Google Maps API. Using an iframe prevents issues with the controls of the map.
Open MapThis is the markup of the popup including a right close button:

Close

Expand the section below to view the source of the iframe.
map.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Map</title>

Setting the size of the iframe is done exactly the same as for the video example, with one exception. You should also set the width and height of the div that contains the map to prevent the page to break on platforms like Android 2.3. In this example the ID of this div is #map_canvas
.
This is the complete script and the link to open the map popup:
$( document ).on( "pageinit", function() {
$( "#popupMap iframe" )
.attr( "width", 0 )
.attr( "height", 0 );
$( "#popupMap iframe" ).contents().find( "#map_canvas" )
.css( { "width" : 0, "height" : 0 } );
$( "#popupMap" ).on({
popupbeforeposition: function() {
var size = scale( 480, 320, 0, 1 ),
w = size.width,
h = size.height;
$( "#popupMap iframe" )
.attr( "width", w )
.attr( "height", h );
$( "#popupMap iframe" ).contents().find( "#map_canvas" )
.css( { "width": w, "height" : h } );
},
popupafterclose: function() {
$( "#popupMap iframe" )
.attr( "width", 0 )
.attr( "height", 0 );
$( "#popupMap iframe" ).contents().find( "#map_canvas" )
.css( { "width": 0, "height" : 0 } );
}
});
});


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This project was the results of a challenge. Another student and I decided we would try to use what we have learned so far to build a functioning Magic-8-Ball.
Here is the 8 Ball Repo
A few non developer friends asked if I could create a very simple yet dynamic gambling game to play around with. This is the result. A game with the same playing style as "Acey Deucey".
Here is the PurpleBall Repo
This project was a school assignment. It's a Bus Tracker thats make a stop, at every bus stop from MIT to Harvard campuses.
Here is the Bus Tracker Repo
An assignment from MIT to create a mousetracking eyes program.
Here is the Eyes Repo
An assignment from MIT to create a Pacmen factory program.
Here is the Pacmen Repo


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{% include "site-header.html" %}
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Click here
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Requirements:
- Java should be installed on local machine.
- You should have at least basic understanding of phpunit.
Installation guide:
First get the package on your laravel instance
composer require modelizer/selenium "~0.2"
Set configuration to your .env file.
APP_URL="http://example.dev/" # If not set in .env file then http://localhost will be use as default
SELENIUM_WIDTH=1024 # If not set in the .env file, the default window width will be used
SELENIUM_HEIGHT=768 # If not set in the .env file, then the default window height will be used
Register Service provider in app.php
Modelizer\Selenium\SeleniumServiceProvider::class
Start Selenium Server
php artisan selenium:start
Start Testing
- Create a dummy
SeleniumExampleTest.php
file intests
directory. - Add this code to
SeleniumExampleTest.php
file and run phpunitvendor/bin/phpunit tests/SeleniumExampleTest.php
<?php
use Modelizer\Selenium\SeleniumTestCase;
class SeleniumExampleTest extends SeleniumTestCase
{
/**
* A basic functional test example.
*
* @return void
*/
public function testBasicExample()
{
// This is a sample code you can change as per your current scenario
$this->visit('/')
->see('Laravel')
->hold(3);
}
/**
* A basic submission test example.
*
* @return void
*/
public function testLoginFormExample()
{
$loginInput = [
'username' => 'dummy-name',
'password' => 'dummy-password'
];
// Login form test case scenario
$this->visit('/login')
->submitForm($loginInput, '#login-form')
->see('Welcome'); // Expected Result
}
}
Api Added in 0.2 release:
scroll
,notSee
,seePageIs
,type
,typeInformation
,press
,click
,findElement
and much more.- To know more about this API you can checkout Integrated Package API
- Database related APIs is also available such as
seeInDatabae
andmissingFromDatabase
,dontSeeInDatabase
- Full API documentation will be available soon.
Notes:
- Mac and windows support is available.
- Currently only support chrome browser.
- Selenium 2.53.1 and ChromeDriver 2.24 is been used.
- Feel free to contribute or create an issue.
- The user will not be able to swap between PHPUnit and Selenium who are below Laravel 5.3.
Roadmap:
- Firefox support needs to be added.
Windowsand Linux support needs to be added.- Drivers file and selenium standalone package need to be compressed.
- API Docs need to be created.
Summary:
Many APIs such as see
, wait
, submitForm
etc are been implemented in Laravel 5.3, and the whole goal of this package is to make it easier for the user to swap testing type anytime.
Eg: If a user wants to test by selenium then he only need to extend Modelizer\Selenium\SeleniumTestCase
in his test case or if he wants to do PHPUnit testing then he will be able to do it by extending TestCase
which Laravel 5.3 provide by default. This will help the user to test a case in many different testing types without doing any changes with API.


Direction "System-to-User". Feedback, setting the state of user interface, showing messages, popups, etc.


@JvmStatic val CE: (mappingFunction: (Double) -> Double) -> SingleOutputFitnessFunction<Double>
Classification Error fitness function for programs that operate on doubles.
This function requires a function that maps the continuous program output to a discrete class value, as specified by the mappingFunction parameter.


Generation Y - Yoani Sánchez
Yoani is a Cuban blogger who has achieved international fame and multiple international awards for her critical portrayal of life in her native Cuba under its current government. Not allowed to work openly as a journalist, Yoani has persisted in covertly publishing observations and reports about Cuba via the Internet. She does not publish or promote her work in Cuba. There, she is merely a Spanish teacher for tourists. She publishes her blog from Internet cafes, hoping to stay below the radar of Cuban officials. She uses her blog, Generacion Y, to communicate with the world the struggles of the people of Cuba, the real life in Cuba, defying a totalitarian regime, profit-seeking media, and agenda-pushing politicians. filter-free.
Generacion Y is a window into a socialist state, complete with propaganda campaigns and highly-restricted access to outside news sources. Having lived in Switzerland for 2 years because of “disillusionment and economic frustration,” Sanchez gained exposure to outside sources of news and history, which have allowed her to compare life and politics in Cuba to that of other nations.
Online.
Explore Yoani’s Generacion Y blog for ideas.


Top 10 Best Organization Tips To Transform Your Closet
by Sofiya GolovnyaDecluttering your wardrobe at the end of the year is a fantastic idea. This lets you get rid of anything you don’t wear anymore and frees some space for those Black Friday finds you buy. If you’re not sure how to make the most of your closet, these ten easy tips will give you some helpful ideas.
Storage Boxes
Storage boxes can really help with organizing your closet. If you’re planning to get a lot of them, consider going for labeled ones, they make it very easy to find the items you need. Such boxes fit quite a lot of clothes, so you can make your wardrobe nice and tidy.
Handbag Organization
If you’re a bag lover, think about designating a specific area for your bags or backpacks. You can stack them on a shelf, hang them on some hooks or even make a display for your most treasured items.
Vanity Table
This furniture item not only makes you feel like a princess or celebrity; it actually can be very practical. Some vanity tables have integrated storage so that you can keep anything from your makeup to your jewelry and accessories there.
Shoe Storage
Any girl who has a large collection of shoes knows how hard it can get to store them. A big shelf is the best option to have all your footwear in one place, so definitely consider it if you have enough space. You can also adjust the shelving based on the height of specific pairs.
Jewelry Organization
How frustrating is it when all your jewelry gets tangled up, and you have no time to sort it out? To never face this problem again, get yourself an organizer. It can be a jewelry box or even a specific drawer with different compartments to keep everything in place.
Mirrored Doors
Mirrors let you make any space visually bigger. Integrating them into the doors of your closet will allow you to fully transform the area without taking up any space. Also, who doesn’t like a nice full-length mirror for taking those outfit picks?
Multilevel Shelving
Hanging all of your clothing will take up a lot of room in the wardrobe, no doubt. Here, shelves come to the rescue. You can stack everything neatly on a shelf, and if they go too high, just store the items that are not suitable for the current season there.
Clothing Rack
For those of you who live in a dorm or just have limited space in their room, a clothing rack is an amazing way to organize your clothes and accessories. It’s very handy, as you can hang prepared outfits there, as well as hang something like your bags or scarves on the sides.
Wardrobe Hooks
Hooks let you store multiple items while saving some precious space. These can be installed on your wall, door or even inside a wardrobe. Outwear, scarves and bags take up limited room when stored in this way.
LED Lights
If you really want to build your dream wardrobe, consider installing LED lights all along the shelves and racks. This will make you feel like you have a celebrity closet, but it actually makes finding an item you need easier too.
Read More:
LifestyleAdvice,closet,home,organization,Wardrobe
Sofiya GolovnyaCOLLEGECANDY Writer
I write and stuff.
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Collections: filter() and reject()
- Filter and reject return a subset of the original collection, based on a boolean expression
- Filter returns all items matching the condition
- Reject returns all items that don't fulfill the condition
var numbers = [ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 ];
function isEven(number){ return number%2 === 0;}
var even = _.filter(numbers, isEven);
var odd = _.reject(numbers, isEven);


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