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| Element | Description | Attributes |
|---|---|---|
| <a> | Creates a link around SVG elements | xlink:show xlink:actuate xlink:href target |
| <altGlyph> | Provides control over the glyphs used to render particular character data | x y dx dy rotate glyphRef format xlink:href |
| <altGlyphDef> | Defines a substitution set for glyphs | id |
| <altGlyphItem> | Defines a candidate set of glyph substitutions | id |
| <animate> | Defines how an attribute of an element changes over time | attributeName="the name of the target attribute" by="a relative offset value" from="the starting value" to="the ending value" dur="the duration" repeatCount="the number of time the animation will take place" |
| <animateMotion> | Causes a referenced element to move along a motion path | calcMode="the interpolation mode for the animation. Can be 'discrete',
'linear', 'paced', 'spline'" path="the motion path" keyPoints="how far along the motion path the object shall move at the moment in time" rotate="applies a rotation transformation" xlink:href="an URI reference to the <path> element which defines the motion path" |
| <animateTransform> | Animates a transformation attribute on a target element, thereby allowing animations to control translation, scaling, rotation and/or skewing | by="a relative offset value" from="the starting value" to="the ending value" type="the type of transformation which is to have its values change over time. Can be 'translate', 'scale', 'rotate', 'skewX', 'skewY'" |
| <circle> | Defines a circle | cx="the x-axis center of the circle" cy="the y-axis center of the circle" r="The circle's radius". Required. + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics |
| <clipPath> | Clipping is about hiding what normally would be drawn. The stencil which defines what is and what isn't drawn is called a clipping path | clip-path="the referenced clipping path is intersected with the
referencing clipping path" clipPathUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'. The second value makes units of children a fraction of the object bounding box which uses the mask (default: 'userSpaceOnUse')" |
| <color-profile> | Specifies a color profile description (when the document is styled using CSS) | local="the unique ID for a locally stored color profile" name="" rendering-intent="auto|perceptual|relative-colorimetric|saturation|absolute-colorimetric" xlink:href="the URI of an ICC profile resource" |
| <cursor> | Defines a platform-independent custom cursor | x="the x-axis top-left corner of the cursor (default is 0)" y="the y-axis top-left corner of the cursor (default is 0)" xlink:href="the URI of the image to use as the cursor |
| <defs> | A container for referenced elements | |
| <desc> | A text-only description for container elements or graphic elements in SVG (user agents may display the text as a tooltip) | |
| <ellipse> | Defines an ellipse | cx="the x-axis center of the ellipse" cy="the y-axis center of the ellipse" rx="the length of the ellipse's radius along the x-axis". Required. ry="the length of the ellipse's radius along the y-axis". Required. + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics |
| <feBlend> | Composes two objects together according to a certain blending mode | mode="the image blending modes: normal|multiply|screen|darken|lighten" in="identifies input for the given filter primitive: SourceGraphic | SourceAlpha | BackgroundImage | BackgroundAlpha | FillPaint | StrokePaint | <filter-primitive-reference>" in2="the second input image to the blending operation" |
| feColorMatrix | SVG filter. Applies a matrix transformation | |
| feComponentTransfer | SVG filter. Performs component-wise remapping of data | |
| feComposite | SVG filter. | |
| feConvolveMatrix | SVG filter. | |
| feDiffuseLighting | SVG filter. | |
| feDisplacementMap | SVG filter. | |
| feDistantLight | SVG filter. Defines a light source | |
| feFlood | SVG filter. | |
| feFuncA | SVG filter. Sub-element to feComponentTransfer | |
| feFuncB | SVG filter. Sub-element to feComponentTransfer | |
| feFuncG | SVG filter. Sub-element to feComponentTransfer | |
| feFuncR | SVG filter. Sub-element to feComponentTransfer | |
| feGaussianBlur | SVG filter. Performs a Gaussian blur on the image | |
| feImage | SVG filter. | |
| feMerge | SVG filter. Creates image layers on top of each other | |
| feMergeNode | SVG filter. Sub-element to feMerge | |
| feMorphology | SVG filter. Performs a "fattening" or "thinning" on a source graphic | |
| feOffset | SVG filter. Moves an image relative to its current position | |
| fePointLight | SVG filter. | |
| feSpecularLighting | SVG filter. | |
| feSpotLight | SVG filter. | |
| feTile | SVG filter. | |
| feTurbulence | SVG filter. | |
| filter | Container for filter effects | |
| font | Defines a font | |
| font-face | Describes the characteristics of a font | |
| font-face-format | ||
| font-face-name | ||
| font-face-src | ||
| font-face-uri | ||
| foreignObject | ||
| <g> | Used to group together elements | id="the name of the group" fill="the fill color for the group" opacity="the opacity for the group" + presentation attributes: All |
| glyph | Defines the graphics for a given glyph | |
| glyphRef | Defines a possible glyph to use | |
| hkern | ||
| <image> | Defines an image | x="the x-axis top-left corner of the image" y="the y-axis top-left corner of the image" width="the width of the image". Required. height="the height of the image". Required. xlink:href="the path to the image". Required. + presentation attributes: Color, Graphics, Images, Viewports |
| <line> | Defines a line | x1="the x start point of the line" y1="the y start point of the line" x2="the x end point of the line" y2="the y end point of the line" + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics, Markers |
| <linearGradient> | Defines a linear gradient. Linear gradients fill the object by using a vector, and can be defined as horizontal, vertical or angular gradients. | id="the unique id used to reference this pattern. Required to reference
it" gradientUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'. Use the view box or object to determine relative position of vector points. (Default 'objectBoundingBox')" gradientTransform="the transformation to apply to the gradient" x1="the x start point of the gradient vector (number or % - 0% is default)" y1="the y start point of the gradient vector. (0% default)" x2="the x end point of the gradient vector. (100% default)" y2="the y end point of the gradient vector. (0% default)" spreadMethod="'pad' or 'reflect' or 'repeat'" xlink:href="reference to another gradient whose attribute values are used as defaults and stops included. Recursive" |
| <marker> | Markers can be placed on the vertices of lines, polylines, polygons and paths. These elements can use the marker attributes "marker-start", "marker-mid" and "marker-end"' which inherit by default or can be set to 'none' or the URI of a defined marker. You must first define the marker before you can reference it via its URI. Any kind of shape can be put inside marker. They are drawn on top of the element they are attached to | markerUnits="'strokeWidth' or 'userSpaceOnUse'. If 'strokeWidth' is used
then one unit equals one stroke width. Otherwise, the marker does not scale
and uses the the same view units as the referencing element (default 'strokeWidth')" refx="the position where the marker connects with the vertex (default 0)" refy="the position where the marker connects with the vertex (default 0)" orient="'auto' or an angle to always show the marker at. 'auto' will compute an angle that makes the x-axis a tangent of the vertex (default 0)" markerWidth="the width of the marker (default 3)" markerHeight="the height of the marker (default 3)" viewBox="the points "seen" in this SVG drawing area. 4 values separated by white space or commas. (min x, min y, width, height)" + presentation attributes: All |
| <mask> | Masking is a combination of opacity values and clipping. Like clipping you can use shapes, text or paths to define sections of the mask. The default state of a mask is fully transparent which is the opposite of clipping plane. The graphics in a mask sets how opaque portions of the mask are | maskUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'. Set whether the
clipping plane is relative the full view port or object (default: 'objectBoundingBox')" maskContentUnits="Use the second with percentages to make mask graphic positions relative the object. 'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox' (default: 'userSpaceOnUse')" x="the clipping plane of the mask (default: -10%)" y="the clipping plane of the mask (default: -10%)" width="the clipping plane of the mask (default: 120%)" height="the clipping plane of the mask (default: 120%)" |
| metadata | Specifies metadata | |
| missing-glyph | ||
| mpath | ||
| <path> | Defines a path | d="a set of commands which define the path" pathLength="If present, the path will be scaled so that the computed path length of the points equals this value" transform="a list of transformations" + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics, Markers |
| <pattern> | Defines the coordinates you want the view to show and the size of the view. Then you add shapes into your pattern. The pattern repeats when an edge of the view box (viewing area) is hit | id="the unique id used to reference this pattern." Required. patternUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'. The second value makes units of x, y, width, height a fraction (or %) of the object bounding box which uses the pattern." patternContentUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'" patternTransform="allows the whole pattern to be transformed" x="pattern's offset from the top-left corner (default 0)" y="pattern's offset from the top-left corner. (default 0)" width="the width of the pattern tile (default 100%)" height="the height of the pattern tile (default 100%)" viewBox="the points "seen" in this SVG drawing area. 4 values separated by white space or commas. (min x, min y, width, height)" xlink:href="reference to another pattern whose attribute values are used as defaults and any children are inherited. Recursive" |
| <polygon> | Defines a graphic that contains at least three sides | points="the points of the polygon. The total number of points must be
even". Required. fill-rule="part of the FillStroke presentation attributes" + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics, Markers |
| <polyline> | Defines any shape that consists of only straight lines | points="the points on the polyline". Required. + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics, Markers |
| <radialGradient> | Defines a radial gradient. Radial gradients are created by taking a circle and smoothly changing values between gradient stops from the focus point to the outside radius. | gradientUnits="'userSpaceOnUse' or 'objectBoundingBox'. Use the view box
or object to determine relative position of vector points. (Default 'objectBoundingBox')" gradientTransform="the transformation to apply to the gradient" cx="the center point of the gradient (number or % - 50% is default)" cy="the center point of the gradient. (50% default)" r="the radius of the gradient. (50% default)" fx="the focus point of the gradient. (0% default)" fy="The focus point of the gradient. (0% default)" spreadMethod="'pad' or 'reflect' or 'repeat'" xlink:href="Reference to another gradient whose attribute values are used as defaults and stops included. Recursive" |
| <rect> | Defines a rectangle | x="the x-axis top-left corner of the rectangle" y="the y-axis top-left corner of the rectangle" rx="the x-axis radius (to round the element)" ry="the y-axis radius (to round the element)" width="the width of the rectangle". Required. height="the height of the rectangle" Required. + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics |
| script | Container for scripts (e.g., ECMAScript) | |
| set | Sets the value of an attribute for a specified duration | |
| <stop> | The stops for a gradient | offset="the offset for this stop (0 to 1/0% to 100%)". Required. stop-color="the color of this stop" stop-opacity="the opacity of this stop (0 to 1)" |
| style | Allows style sheets to be embedded directly within SVG content | |
| <svg> | Creates an SVG document fragment | x="top left corner when embedded (default 0)" y="top left corner when embedded (default 0)" width="the width of the svg fragment (default 100%)" height="the height of the svg fragment (default 100%)" viewBox="the points "seen" in this SVG drawing area. 4 values separated by white space or commas. (min x, min y, width, height)" preserveAspectRatio="'none' or any of the 9 combinations of 'xVALYVAL' where VAL is 'min', 'mid' or 'max'. (default xMidYMid)" zoomAndPan="'magnify' or 'disable'. Magnify option allows users to pan and zoom your file (default magnify)" xml="outermost <svg> element needs to setup SVG and its namespace: xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" xml:space="preserve"" + presentation attributes: All |
| switch | ||
| symbol | ||
| <text> | Defines a text | x="a list of x-axis positions. The nth x-axis position is given to the
nth character in the text. If there are additional characters after the
positions run out they are placed after the last character. 0 is default" y="a list of y-axis positions. (see x). 0 is default" dx="a list of lengths which moves the characters relative to the absolute position of the last glyph drawn. (see x)" dy="a list of lengths which moves the characters relative to the absolute position of the last glyph drawn. (see x)" rotate="a list of rotations. The nth rotation is performed on the nth character. Additional characters are NOT given the last rotation value" textLength="a target length for the text that the SVG viewer will attempt to display the text between by adjusting the spacing and/or the glyphs. (default: The text's normal length)" lengthAdjust="tells the viewer what to adjust to try to accomplish rendering the text if the length is specified. The two values are 'spacing' and 'spacingAndGlyphs'" + presentation attributes: Color, FillStroke, Graphics, FontSpecification, TextContentElements |
| textPath | ||
| title | A text-only description for elements in SVG - not displayed as part of the graphics. User agents may display the text as a tooltip | |
| <tref> | References any <text> element in the SVG document and reuse it | Identical to the <text> element |
| <tspan> | Identical to the <text> element but can be nested inside text tags and inside itself | Identical to the <text> element + in addition: xlink:href="Reference to a <text> element" |
| <use> | Uses a URI to reference a <g>, <svg> or other graphical element with a unique id attribute and replicate it. The copy is only a reference to the original so only the original exists in the document. Any change to the original affects all copies. | x="the x-axis top-left corner of the cloned element" y="the y-axis top-left corner of the cloned element" width="the width of the cloned element" height="the height of the cloned element" xlink:href="a URI reference to the cloned element" + presentation attributes: All |
| view | ||
| vkern |
| Com. | Parameters | Name | Description |
| M | x,y | moveto | Moves pen to specified point x,y without drawing. |
| m | x,y | moveto | Moves pen to specified point x,y relative to current pen location, without drawing. |
| L | x,y | lineto | Draws a line from current pen location to specified point x,y . |
| l | x,y | lineto | Draws a line from current pen location to specified point x,y relative to current pen location. |
| H | x | horizontal lineto | Draws a horizontal line to the point defined by (specified x, pens current y). |
| h | x | horizontal lineto | Draws a horizontal line to the point defined by (pens current x + specified x, pens current y). The x is relative to the current pens x position. |
| V | y | vertical lineto | Draws a vertical line to the point defined by (pens current x, specified y). |
| v | y | vertical lineto | Draws a vertical line to the point defined by (pens current x, pens current y + specified y). The y is relative to the pens current y-position. |
| C | x1,y1 x2,y2 x,y | curveto | Draws a cubic Bezier curve from current pen point to x,y. x1,y1 and x2,y2 are start and end control points of the curve, controlling how it bends. |
| c | x1,y1 x2,y2 x,y | curveto | Same as C, but interprets coordinates relative to current pen point. |
| S | x2,y2 x,y | shorthand / |
Draws a cubic Bezier curve from current pen point to x,y. x2,y2 is the end control point. The start control point is is assumed to be the same as the end control point of the previous curve. |
| s | x2,y2 x,y | shorthand / smooth curveto |
Same as S, but interprets coordinates relative to current pen point. |
| Q | x1,y1 x,y | quadratic Bezier curveto | Draws a quadratic Bezier curve from current pen point to x,y. x1,y1 is the control point controlling how the curve bends. |
| q | x1,y1 x,y | quadratic Bezier curveto | Same as Q, but interprets coordinates relative to current pen point. |
| T | x,y | shorthand / smooth quadratic Bezier curveto | Draws a quadratic Bezier curve from current pen point to x,y. The control point is assumed to be the same as the last control point used. |
| t | x,y | shorthand / smooth quadratic Bezier curveto | Same as T, but interprets coordinates relative to current pen point. |
| A | rx,ry x-axis-rotation large-arc-flag, sweepflag x,y |
elliptical arc | Draws an elliptical arc from the current point to the point x,y.
rx and ry are the elliptical radius in x and y direction. The x-rotation determines how much the arc is to be rotated around the x-axis. It only seems to have an effect when rx and ry have different values. The large-arc-flag doesn't seem to be used (can be either 0 or 1). Neither value (0 or 1) changes the arc. The sweep-flag determines the direction to draw the arc in. |
| a | rx,ry x-axis-rotation large-arc-flag, sweepflag x,y |
elliptical arc | Same as A, but interprets coordinates relative to current pen point. |
| Z | closepath | Closes the path by drawing a line from current point to first point. | |
| z | closepath | Closes the path by drawing a line from current point to first point. |
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| CSS Property | Description |
|---|---|
fill |
Sets fill color of the shape. |
fill-opacity |
Sets fill opacity of the shape. |
fill-rule |
Sets fill rule of the shape. |
marker |
Sets marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape. |
marker-start |
Sets start marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape. |
marker-mid |
Sets mid marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape. |
marker-end |
Sets end marker used along the lines (edges) of this shape. |
stroke |
Sets the stroke (line) color used to draw the outline of this shape. |
stroke-dasharray |
Sets the stroke (line) dashing used to draw the outline of this shape. |
|
Sets the stroke (line) dash offset used to draw the outline of this shape. |
stroke-linecap |
Sets the stroke (line) line cap used to draw the outline of this shape.
Valid values are round , butt and square .
|
stroke-miterlimit |
Sets the stroke (line) miter limit used to draw the outline of this shape. |
stroke-opacity |
Sets the stroke (line) opacity used to draw the outline of this shape. |
stroke-width |
Sets the stroke (line) width used to draw the outline of this shape. |
| CSS Property | Text |
alignment-baseline |
Sets how the text is aligned to its x and y coordinates. |
baseline-shift |
Sets the baseline shift used to render text. |
dominant-baseline |
Sets the dominant baseline. |
glyph-orientation-horizontal |
Sets horizontal glyph orientation. |
glyph-orientation-vertical |
Sets vertical glyph orientation. |
kerning |
Sets the kerning of the rendered text (kerning is letter spacing). |
| CSS Property | Gradient |
stop-color |
Sets the stop color used in a stop element used in a gradient. |
stop-opacity |
Sets the stop opacity used in a stop element used in a gradient. |
| Unit | Description |
|---|---|
em | The default font size - usually the height of a character. |
ex | The height of the character x |
px | Pixels |
pt | Points (1 / 72 of an inch) |
pc | Picas (1 / 6 of an inch) |
cm | Centimeters |
mm | Millimeters |
in | Inches |
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| xMin | Align minimum x of view box with the left edge of the viewport. |
| xMid | Align midpoint on the x-axis of view box with the center of the viewport on the x-axis. |
| xMax | Align maximum x of view box with the right edge of the viewport. |
| YMin | Align minimum y of view box with the top edge of the viewport. |
| YMid | Align midpoint on the y-axis of view box with the center point of the viewport on the y-axis. |
| YMax | Align maximum y of view box with the bottom edge of the viewport. |
| Value | Description |
meet | Preserves aspect ratio and scales view box to fit within viewport. |
slice | Preserves aspect ratio and slices off any part of the image that does not fit inside the viewport. |
none | Does not preserve aspect ratio. Scales image to fit view box fully into viewport. Proportions will be distorted. |
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<script> var timerFunction = null; function startAnimation() { if(timerFunction == null) { timerFunction = setInterval(animate, 20); } } function stopAnimation() { if(timerFunction != null){ clearInterval(timerFunction); timerFunction = null; } } function animate() { var circle = document.getElementById("circle1"); var x = circle.getAttribute("cx"); var newX = 2 + parseInt(x); if(newX > 500) { newX = 20; } circle.setAttribute("cx", newX); } </script>
| Attribute | <linearGradient> Description |
| id | A unique ID used to reference this gradient definition from shapes. |
| x1, y1 | The x1 and y1 (starting point) of the vector defining the direction of the gradient. Specified as percentages (%) of x1,y1 and x2,y2 of the shape the gradient is applied to. (Note: You should be able to use absolute numbers, but this doesn't seem to work in the browsers). |
| x2, y2 | The x2 and y2 (end point) of the vector defining the direction of the gradient. |
| spreadMethod | This value defines how the gradient is spread out through the shape. There are 3
possible values: pad, repeat, and reflect. 'pad' means that the first/last color
of the gradient is padded (spread out) before and after the gradient. ''repeat'
means that the gradient is repeated throughout the shape. 'reflect' means that
gradient is mirrored in the shape. The spread method is only relevant if the
gradient does not fill out the shape completely (see offset
attributes of the <stop> elements).
|
| gradientTransform | You can transform (e.g. rotate) the gradient before it is applied. See SVG Transformation for more details. |
| gradientUnits | Sets whether you want to use the viewbox ('userSpaceOnUse') or the the shape the gradient is applied to, for the calculation of x1, y1 and x2,y2. |
| xlink:href | An id of another gradient from which this gradient should 'inherit' its attributes. In other words, for any attribute the attribute value of the referenced gradient will be the default value of this gradient, if no attribute value is set in this gradient. |
| Attribute | <stop> Description |
| offset | How far into the shape this color starts (if the first color of the gradient) or stops (if the last color of the gradient). Specified as percentages of the shape (really the gradient vector) the gradient is applied to. For instance, 10% means that the color should start / stop 10% into the shape. |
| stop-color | The color of this stop-point. The color the gradient changes from / to. |
| The opacity of the color of this stop-point. If opacity changes from one stop-point with 1 to another stop-point with opacity 0, then the color will gradually become more and more transparent. |
| Attribute | <radialGradient> Description |
| id | A unique ID used to reference this gradient definition from shapes. |
| cx, cy | The x and y of the center of the radial gradient. Specified as percentages of width and height of shape to fill. Both defaults to 50% if omitted. |
| fx, fy | The x and y of the focal point of the radial gradient. Specified as
percentages of width and height of shape to fill. Both defaults to 50% if omitted. NOTE: Firefox 3.0.5 seems to have problems with values below 5%. |
| r | The radius of the gradient. |
| spreadMethod | This value defines how the gradient is spread out through the shape. There are 3
possible values: pad, repeat, and reflect. 'pad' means that the first/last color
of the gradient is padded (spread out) before and after the gradient. ''repeat'
means that the gradient is repeated throughout the shape. 'reflect' means that
gradient is mirrored in the shape. The spread method is only relevant if the
gradient does not fill out the shape completely (see offset
attributes of the <stop> elements).
|
| gradientTransform | You can transform (e.g. rotate) the gradient before it is applied. See SVG Transformation for more details about transformations in general. |
| gradientUnits | Sets whether you want to use the viewbox ('userSpaceOnUse') or the the shape the gradient is applied to, for the calculation of x1, y1 and x2,y2. You can often omit this attribute. |
| xlink:href | An id of another gradient from which this gradient should 'inherit' its attributes. In other words, for any attribute the attribute value of the referenced gradient will be the default value of this gradient, if no attribute value is set in this gradient. |
| Name | Values | Applies to |
|---|---|---|
| alignment-baseline | auto | baseline | before-edge | text-before-edge | middle | after-edge | text-after-edge | ideographic | alphabetic | hanging | mathematical | <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> |
| baseline-shift | baseline | sub | super | percentage | length | <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> elements |
| clip | shape | auto | Elements which establish a new viewport, <pattern> elements and <marker> elements |
| clip-path | uri | Container elements and graphics elements |
| clip-rule | nonzero | evenodd | class=noxref | Graphics elements within a <clipPath> element |
| color | color | Elements to which properties fill, stroke, stop-color, flood-color, lighting-color apply |
| color-interpolation | auto | sRGB | linearRGB | Container elements, graphics elements and <animateColor> |
| color-interpolation-filters | auto | sRGB | linearRGB | Filter primitives |
| color-profile | auto | sRGB | name | uri | <image> elements that refer to raster images |
| color-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeQuality | Container elements, graphics elements and <animateColor> |
| cursor | uri | auto | crosshair | default | pointer | move | e-resize | ne-resize | nw-resize | n-resize | se-resize | sw-resize | s-resize | w-resize | text | wait | help | Container elements and graphics elements |
| direction | ltr | rtl | <text>, <tspan>, <tref> and <textPath> elements |
| display | inline | block | list-item | run-in | compact | marker | table | inline-table | table-row-group | table-header-group | table-footer-group | table-row | table-column-group | table-column | table-cell | table-caption | none | <svg>, <g>, <switch>, <a>, <foreignObject>, graphics elements (including the <text> element) and text sub-elements (i.e., <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath>) |
| dominant-baseline | auto | use-script | no-change | reset-size | alphabetic | hanging | ideographic | mathematical | central | middle | text-after-edge | text-before-edge | text-top | text-bottom | Text content elements |
| enable-background | accumulate | new [ x'y'width'height ] | Container elements |
| fill | paint (default black) | Shapes and text content elements |
| fill-opacity | opacity-value (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| fill-rule | nonzero | evenodd | Shapes and text content elements |
| filter | uri | none | Container elements and graphics elements |
| flood-color | currentColor | color specifier (default black) | <feFlood> elements |
| flood-opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | <feFlood> elements |
| font | font-style, font-variant, font-weight, font-sizeline-height, font-family | caption | icon | menu | message-box | small-caption | status-bar | Text content elements |
| font-family | series of family-name or generic-family | Text content elements |
| font-size | absolute-size | relative-size | length | percentage | Text content elements |
| font-size-adjust | number | none | Text content elements |
| font-stretch | normal | wider | narrower | ultra-condensed | extra-condensed | condensed | semi-condensed | semi-expanded | expanded | extra-expanded | ultra-expanded | Text content elements |
| font-style | normal | italic | oblique | Text content elements |
| font-variant | normal | small-caps | Text content elements |
| font-weight | normal | bold | bolder | lighter | 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 | 600 | 700 | 800 | 900 | Text content elements |
| glyph-orientation-horizontal | angle (default 0deg) | Text content elements |
| glyph-orientation-vertical | auto | angle | Text content elements |
| image-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeQuality | images |
| kerning | auto | length | Text content elements |
| letter-spacing | normal | length | Text content elements |
| lighting-color | currentColor | color specification (default white) | <feDiffuseLighting> and <feSpecularLighting> elements |
| marker, marker-end, marker-mid, marker-start | none | uri | <path>, <line>, <polyline> and <polygon> elements |
| mask | uri | none | Container elements and graphics elements |
| opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | Container elements and graphics elements |
| overflow | visible | hidden | scroll | auto | Elements which establish a new viewport, <pattern> elements and <marker> elements |
| pointer-events | visiblePainted | visibleFill | visibleStroke | visible | painted | fill | stroke | all | none | Graphics elements |
| shape-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | crispEdges | geometricPrecision | Shapes |
| stop-color | currentColor | color specification (default black) | <stop> elements |
| stop-opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | <stop> elements |
| stroke | paint | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-dasharray | none | dasharray | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-dashoffset | dashoffset (default 0) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-linecap | butt | round | square | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-linejoin | miter | round | bevel | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-miterlimit | miterlimit (default 4) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-opacity | opacity-value (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-width | width (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| text-anchor | start | middle | end | Text content elements |
| text-decoration | none | underline | overline | line-through | blink | Text content elements |
| text-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeLegibility | geometricPrecision | <text> elements |
| unicode-bidi | normal | embed | bidi-override | Text content elements |
| visibility | visible | hidden | collapse | Graphics elements (including the <text> element) and text sub-elements (i.e., <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> and <a>) |
| word-spacing | normal | length | Text content elements |
| writing-mode | lr-tb | rl-tb | tb-rl | lr | rl | tb | <text> elements |
| Table of shape elements | |
|---|---|
| Shape | Description |
| <line x1="start-x" y1="start-y" x2="end-x" y2="end-y"/> | Draws a line from the starting point at coordinates (start-x, start-y) to the ending point at coordinates (end-x, end-y). |
| <rect x="left-x" y="top-y" width="width" height="height"/> | Draws a rectangle whose upper left corner is at (left-x, top-y) with the given width and height. |
| <circle cx="center-x" cy="center-y" r="radius"/> | Draws a circle with the given radius, centered at (center-x, center-y). |
| <ellipse cx="center-x" cy="center-y" rx="x-radius" ry="y-radius"/> | Draws an ellipse with the given x-radius and y-radius centered at (center-x, center-y). |
| <polygon points="points-specifications"/> | Draws an arbitrary closed polygon whose outline is described by the points-specification. The points are specified as pairs of x- and y-coordinates. These are user coordinates only; you may not add a length unit specifier. |
| <polyline points="points-specifications"/> | Draws an arbitrary series of connected lines as described by the points-specification. The points are specified as pairs of x- and y-coordinates. These are user coordinates only; you may not add a length unit specifier. |
| Stroke characteristics | |
| Attribute | Values |
| stroke | The stroke color, as described in Section 3.8.2. |
| stroke-width | Width of stroke; may be given as user coordinates or with a length specifier. The stroke width is centered along the abstract grid lines. |
| stroke-opacity | A number ranging from 0.0 to 1.0; 0.0 is entirely transparent, 1.0 is entirely opaque. |
| stroke-dasharray | A series of numbers that tell the length of dashes and gaps with which a line is to be drawn. These numbers are in user coordinates only. |
| stroke-linecap | Shape of the ends of a line; has one of the values butt (the default), round, or square. |
| stroke-linejoin | The shape of the corners of a polygon or series of lines; has one of the values miter (pointed; the default), round, or bevel (flat). |
| stroke-miterlimit | Maximum ratio of length of the miter point to the width of the lines being drawn; the default value is 4. |
| Fill characteristics | |
| Attribute | Values |
| fill | The fill color, as described in Section 3.8.2. |
| fill-opacity | A number ranging from 0.0 to 1.0; 0.0 is entirely transparent, 1.0 is entirely opaque. |
| fill-rule | This attribute can have the values nonzero or evenodd, which apply different rules for determining whether a point is inside or outside a shape. These rules generate different effects only when a shape has intersecting lines or "holes" in it. Details are in Section 3.5.1 earlier in this chapter. |
| Table of SVG transformations | |
|---|---|
| Transformation | Description |
| translate(x,y) | Moves the user coordinate system by the specified x and y amounts. Note: If you don't specify a y value, zero is assumed. |
| scale(xFactor,yFactor) | Multiplies all user coordinate systems by the specified xFactor and yFactor. The factors may be fractional or negative. |
| scale(factor) | Same as scale(factor,factor). |
| rotate(angle) | Rotates the user coordinate by the specified angle. The center of rotation is the origin (0, 0). In the default coordinate system, angle measure increases as you rotate clockwise, with a horizontal line having an angle of zero degrees. |
| rotate(angle,centerX,centerY) | Rotates the user coordinate by the specified angle. centerX and centerY specify the center of rotation. |
| skewX(angle) | Skews all x-coordinates by the specified angle. Visually, this makes vertical lines appear at an angle. |
| skewY(angle) | Skews all y-coordinates by the specified angle. Visually, this makes horizontal lines appear at an angle. |
| Table of Path commands | ||
|---|---|---|
| Command | Arguments | Effect |
M m | x y | Move to given coordinates. |
L l | x y | Draw a line to the given coordinates. You may supply multiple sets of coordinates to draw a polyline. |
H h | x | Draw a horizontal line to the given x-coordinate. |
V v | y | Draw a vertical line to the given x-coordinate. |
A a | rx ry x-axis-rotation large-arc sweep x y | Draw an elliptical arc from the current point to (x, y). The points are on an ellipse with x-radius rx and y-radius ry. The ellipse is rotated x-axis-rotation degrees. If the arc is less than 180 degrees, large-arc is zero; if greater than 180 degrees, large-arc is one. If the arc is to be drawn in the positive direction, sweep is one; otherwise it is zero. |
Q q | x1 y1 x y | Draw a quadratic Bézier curve from the current point to (x, y) using control point (x1, y1). |
T t | x y | Draw a quadratic Bézier curve from the current point to (x, y). The control point will be the reflection of the previous Q command's control point. If there is no previous curve, the current point will be used as the control point. |
C c | x1 y1 x2 y2 x y | Draw a cubic Bézier curve from the current point to (x, y) using control point (x1, y1) as the control point for the beginning of the curve and (x2, y2) as the control point for the endpoint of the curve. |
S s | x2 y2 x y | Draw a cubic Bézier curve from the current point to (x, y), using (x2, y2) as the control point for this new endpoint. The first control point will be the reflection of the previous C command's ending control point. If there is no previous curve, the current point will be used as the first control point. |
| The default values for the limit-setting attributes of a <radialGradient> | |
|---|---|
| Attribute | Default value |
| cx | 50% (horizontal center of object bounding box) |
| cy | 50% (vertical center of object bounding box) |
| r | 50% (half the width/height of object bounding box) |
| fx | same as cx |
| fy | same as cy |
| Filter reference summary | |
|---|---|
| Element | Attributes |
| <feBlend> | in2="second source"mode="normal" | "multiply" | "screen" | "darken" | "lighten" |
| <feColorMatrix> | type="matrix" | "saturate" | "hueRotate" | "luminanceToAlpha"values="matrix values" | "saturation value (0-1)" | "rotate degrees" |
| <feComponentTransfer> | container for <feFuncR>, <feFuncG>, <feFuncB>, and <feFuncA> elements. |
| <feFuncX> | type="identity" | "table" | "discrete" | "linear" | "gamma"tableValues="intervals for table, steps for discrete"slope="linear slope"intercept="linear intercept"amplitude="gamma amplitude"exponent="gamma exponent"offset="gamma offset" |
| <feComposite> | in2="second source"operator="over" | "in" | "out" | "atop" | "xor" | "arithmetic" |
| <feComposite>(continued) | The following attributes are used with arithmetic:k1="factor for in1*in2"k2="factor for in1"k3="factor for in2"k4="additive offset" |
| <feConvolveMatrix> | order="columns rows" (default 3 by 3)kernel="values"bias="offset value" |
| <feDiffuseLighting> | Container for a light source element.surfaceScale="height" (default 1)diffuseConstant="factor" (must be non-negative; default 1) |
| <feDisplacementMap> | scale="displacement factor" (default 0)xChannelSelector="R" | "G" | "B" | "A"yChannelSelector="R" | "G" | "B" | "A"in2="second input" |
| <feFlood> | flood-fill-color="color specification"flood-fill-opacity="value (0-1)" |
| <feGaussianBlur> | stdDeviation="blur spread" (larger is blurrier; default 0) |
| <feImage> | xlink:href="image source" |
| <feMerge> | container for <feMergeNode> elements |
| <feMergeNode> | in="intermediate result |
| <feMorphology> | operator="erode" | "dilate"radius="x-radius y-radius"radius="radius" |
| <feOffset> | dx="x offset" (default 0)dy="y offset" (default 0) |
| <feSpecularLighting> | Container for a light source element.surfaceScale="height" (default 1)specularConstant="factor" (must be non-negative; default 1)specularExponent="exponent" (range 1-128; default 1) |
| <feTile> | tiles the in layer |
| <feTurbulence> | type="turbulence" | "fractalNoise"baseFrequency="x-frequency y-frequency"baseFrequency="frequency"numOctaves="integer"seed="number" |
| <feDistantLight> | azimuth="degrees" (default 0)elevation="degrees" (default 0) |
| <fePointLight> | x="coordinate" (default 0)y="coordinate" (default 0)z="coordinate" (default 0) |
| <feSpotLight> | x="coordinate" (default 0)y="coordinate" (default 0)z="coordinate" (default 0)pointsAtX="coordinate" (default 0)pointsAtY="coordinate" (default 0)pointsAtZ="coordinate" (default 0)specularConstant="focus control" (default 1)limitingConeAngle="degrees" |
| CSS property table for SVG | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Values | Applies to |
| alignment-baseline | auto | baseline | before-edge | text-before-edge | middle | after-edge | text-after-edge | ideographic | alphabetic | hanging | mathematical | <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> |
| baseline-shift | baseline | sub | super | percentage | length | <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> elements |
| clip | shape | auto | Elements which establish a new viewport, <pattern> elements and <marker> elements |
| clip-path | uri | Container elements and graphics elements |
| clip-rule | nonzero | evenodd | class=noxref | Graphics elements within a <clipPath> element |
| color | color | Elements to which properties fill, stroke, stop-color, flood-color, lighting-color apply |
| color-interpolation | auto | sRGB | linearRGB | Container elements, graphics elements and <animateColor> |
| color-interpolation-filters | auto | sRGB | linearRGB | Filter primitives |
| color-profile | auto | sRGB | name | uri | <image> elements that refer to raster images |
| color-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeQuality | Container elements, graphics elements and <animateColor> |
| cursor | uri | auto | crosshair | default | pointer | move | e-resize | ne-resize | nw-resize | n-resize | se-resize | sw-resize | s-resize | w-resize | text | wait | help | Container elements and graphics elements |
| direction | ltr | rtl | <text>, <tspan>, <tref> and <textPath> elements |
| display | inline | block | list-item | run-in | compact | marker | table | inline-table | table-row-group | table-header-group | table-footer-group | table-row | table-column-group | table-column | table-cell | table-caption | none | <svg>, <g>, <switch>, <a>, <foreignObject>, graphics elements (including the <text> element) and text sub-elements (i.e., <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath>) |
| dominant-baseline | auto | use-script | no-change | reset-size | alphabetic | hanging | ideographic | mathematical | central | middle | text-after-edge | text-before-edge | text-top | text-bottom | Text content elements |
| enable-background | accumulate | new [ x'y'width'height ] | Container elements |
| fill | paint (default black) | Shapes and text content elements |
| fill-opacity | opacity-value (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| fill-rule | nonzero | evenodd | Shapes and text content elements |
| filter | uri | none | Container elements and graphics elements |
| flood-color | currentColor | color specifier (default black) | <feFlood> elements |
| flood-opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | <feFlood> elements |
| font | font-style, font-variant, font-weight, font-sizeline-height, font-family | caption | icon | menu | message-box | small-caption | status-bar | Text content elements |
| font-family | series of family-name or generic-family | Text content elements |
| font-size | absolute-size | relative-size | length | percentage | Text content elements |
| font-size-adjust | number | none | Text content elements |
| font-stretch | normal | wider | narrower | ultra-condensed | extra-condensed | condensed | semi-condensed | semi-expanded | expanded | extra-expanded | ultra-expanded | Text content elements |
| font-style | normal | italic | oblique | Text content elements |
| font-variant | normal | small-caps | Text content elements |
| font-weight | normal | bold | bolder | lighter | 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 | 600 | 700 | 800 | 900 | Text content elements |
| glyph-orientation-horizontal | angle (default 0deg) | Text content elements |
| glyph-orientation-vertical | auto | angle | Text content elements |
| image-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeQuality | images |
| kerning | auto | length | Text content elements |
| letter-spacing | normal | length | Text content elements |
| lighting-color | currentColor | color specification (default white) | <feDiffuseLighting> and <feSpecularLighting> elements |
| marker, marker-end, marker-mid, marker-start | none | uri | <path>, <line>, <polyline> and <polygon> elements |
| mask | uri | none | Container elements and graphics elements |
| opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | Container elements and graphics elements |
| overflow | visible | hidden | scroll | auto | Elements which establish a new viewport, <pattern> elements and <marker> elements |
| pointer-events | visiblePainted | visibleFill | visibleStroke | visible | painted | fill | stroke | all | none | Graphics elements |
| shape-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | crispEdges | geometricPrecision | Shapes |
| stop-color | currentColor | color specification (default black) | <stop> elements |
| stop-opacity | alphavalue (default 1) | <stop> elements |
| stroke | paint | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-dasharray | none | dasharray | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-dashoffset | dashoffset (default 0) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-linecap | butt | round | square | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-linejoin | miter | round | bevel | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-miterlimit | miterlimit (default 4) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-opacity | opacity-value (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| stroke-width | width (default 1) | Shapes and text content elements |
| text-anchor | start | middle | end | Text content elements |
| text-decoration | none | underline | overline | line-through | blink | Text content elements |
| text-rendering | auto | optimizeSpeed | optimizeLegibility | geometricPrecision | <text> elements |
| unicode-bidi | normal | embed | bidi-override | Text content elements |
| visibility | visible | hidden | collapse | Graphics elements (including the <text> element) and text sub-elements (i.e., <tspan>, <tref>, <altGlyph>, <textPath> and <a>) |
| word-spacing | normal | length | Text content elements |
| writing-mode | lr-tb | rl-tb | tb-rl | lr | rl | tb | <text> elements |


The process package provides classes for executing simulation models based on the process-interaction paradigm.


- 1 // Some of the programming languages i am proficient at and experienced with:
- 4JavaScript (ES6/7)
- 5PHP
- 7 # Programming languages I'm looking to learn.
- 8 # Python & Machine Learning
I started developing software applications 3 years ago and i have relished every moment of it. I am fascinated with technology and its application to solving problems in my community and the world at large. This led me to co-founding a couple of startups, one of which is BetaGrades Africa, an IT solutions company that offers software as a service, lifting the manual implementation of many educational approach.
As a natural problem solver with a great passion for my work, i'm always amped to taking up and resolving challenging and "frustrating" issues, with detailed, careful analysis and persistence. I have successfully helped businesses of different kind and startups build and improve their online presence, leverage technology for efficiency, scale and reach a larger audience.
I'm always interested in learning and staying abreast the latest, cutting-edge technologies. In addition, I am passionate about enacting positive changes and giving back to my community. I manage and volunteer at ProjectREED, a non-profit project that aims to redefine education in Africa. I also have an interest in Open-source community and will like to contribute whenever i can.
B.Tech in Computer Science - Federal University of Technology, akure (FUTA) - 2012 - 2017
The university did even more in stoking my love for technology. I learned and had first-hand experience with differernt aspects of Computing like Algorithms, Programming languages, Software architecture, and so on.
I'm always getting my hands dirty with different areas of mobile and web development from front-end programming(HTML, CSS, JQuery/Javascript, ReactJS) to backend programming(Laravel, PHP(MVC)), database design, RESTful API development, Third-party API integration, Payment Integration and Native, cross-platform mobile application developent with React Native. I am committed to the application of these skills in solving problems and making life easier for all.


Be more dedicated to making solid achievements than in running after swift but synthetic happiness.Dr. APJ Abdul kalam
I'm Sathish Kumar Manoharan, born and raised in Chennai, India. Passionate about management and problem solving. I have around 7 years of experience in Tata Consultancy Services Limited as a Software Engineer. I have completed my under graduation with Distinction from Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University. I'm a good communicator and I always maintain good relationship with my colleagues and friends. I spend most of my time creating high level designs and leading a group of motivated professionals to bring about a change in our work environment.
Courses Taken: Object oriented programming, Network programming, Internet Programming, Distributed Systems, Operating Systems, Software Engineering,
Software Project Management, Advanced Java Programming.
GPA: 9.0 / 10.0
"Sathish has been my mainframe Subject Matter Expert (SME) on a high profile Insurance Protection project. He has strong interpersonal skills and is able to easily convey complex technical concepts to experts and layman alike. He has strong verbal and written communication skills, when combined with his problem solving, analytical skills and willingness to collaborate make him one of the best SMEs I have worked with in the team. Helen Allen, Lead Project Manager, Lloyds Banking Group
Sathish has worked under my supervision for more than 5 years and have seen him grow from a Software Developer Trainee to a Project Lead. During this transition, he has learnt technical as well as interpersonal skills from his senior counterparts. Be it a challenging technical issue or effective resource management, Sathish has always exceeded his supervisors expectation by efficiently handling it with ease. Renjith K Thomas, Project Manager, TCS


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THE MUMMY
USA. 1999. Director/Screenplay - Stephen Sommers, Story - Sommers, Lloyd Fonvielle & Kevin Jarre, Producer - Sean Daniel & James Jacks, Photography - Adrian Biddle, Music - Jerry Goldsmith, Visual Effects Supervisor - John Andrew Berton Jr, Visual Effects - Industrial Light and Magic, Additional Visual Effects - Cinesite & Pacific Mirage Title, Thebes and Hamunaptra Sequence Supervisor - Scott Farrar, Special Effects Supervisor - Chris Corbould, Production Design - Allan Cameron. Production Company - Alphaville. Brendan Fraser (Rick O'Connell), Rachel Weisz (Evelyn Carnovan), John Hannah (Jonathan Carnovan), Arnold Vosloo (Imhotep), Kevin J. O'Connor (Beni), Omid Djalili (The Warden), Jonathan Hyde (The Egyptologist), Erick Avari (The Curator), Stephen Dunham (Henderson), Corey Johnson (Daniels), Tuc Watkins (Burns), Oded Fehr (Ardeth Bey), Bernard Fox (Winston Havelock), Patricia Velazquez (Anck-su-namun)
Plot: In 1290 B.C. the Egyptian high priest Imhotep is sentened to a death too horrible to be described for daring to seduce the Pharaoh's mistress Anck-su-namun. In 1926 Evelyn Carnovan, a librarian at the Cairo Museum of Antiquities, comes across a map leading to Hamunaptra, the forbidden Ancient Egyptian city of the dead. Rescuing adventurer Rick O'Connell who promises to lead her there from the hangman's noose, she sets forth on an expedition to find Hamunaptra, although they find themselves in a race against a rival American expedition. But the attempts of both parties to be the first to discover the lost city end up reviving the mummified remains of Imhotep. Imhotep needs the human organs of a number of victims in order to regenerate and unleashes the twelve Biblical plagues as he attempts to claim the necessary victims, incarnate his beloved Anck-su-namun in the body of Evelyn and unleash a blight of evil across the Earth.
The mummy film is maybe one subgenre more than any other that is condemned to B programmer status simply by its theme. The 1932 Boris Karloff ‘The Mummy' was a genre classic which, albeit cast a little too much in the shadow of the 1931 Bela Lugosi ‘Dracula', was given enormous eerie atmosphere by director Karl Freund. But the subsequent mummy sequels produced by Universal - ‘The Mummy's Hand' (1940), ‘The Mummy's Tomb' (1942), ‘The Mummy's Ghost' (1944) and ‘The Mummy's Curse' (1944) - turned the title character into a clumsy bandaged-wrapped zombie wholly lacking in threat, before reaching the ignoble nadir of ‘Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy' (1955). England's Hammer Studios remade ‘The Mummy' in 1959, along with a package of other classic Universal horror films. There the character was effectively fed through the dynamic polarization of Victorian reason versus animal passion that the early Hammer films effectively represented. But alas subsequent Hammer mummy films - ‘Curse of the Mummy's Tomb' (1964) and ‘The Mummy's Shroud' (1967), with the arguable exception of ‘Blood from the Mummy's Tomb' (1971) - failed to escape the B programmer curse. And outside of the English-speaking world, the mummy's career path was well and truly on a long downward spiral, most notably being pitted in the ring in Mexico's ‘Wrestling Women vs the Aztec Mummy' (1964) and Santo vs the Mummy (19) , while Spain offered gore-drenched efforts like ‘Vengeance of the Mummy' (1972) and ‘Dawn of the Mummy' (1981). It can almost be said that the most effective mummy films are those that escape B programmer status by virtue of subsuming themselves into some other type of genre. The only other halfway effective mummy film has been the underrated ‘The Awakening' (1980) which dropped all bandaged-wrapped terrors and created an often subtle story about possession while modelling itself on the supernatural killings set-pieces of ‘The Omen'. (It was also the first mummy film in fifty years to actually shoot on location in Egypt).
The latest remake of ‘The Mummy' endeavours to abandon most connections to the mummy B movie and happily conflates the genre into a high adventure film a la the Indiana Jones series. If the 1932 version of ‘The Mummy' was born out of the emergent romantic horror film created by Universal's ‘Dracula' and the 1959 ‘Mummy' was pitted in the British fight with morality and society over animal instinct, then the 1999 ‘Mummy' is born out of the modern action-adventure spectacle and the CGI creature movie post-‘Jurassic Park'. This ‘Mummy' quickly abandons any connection with the shuffling bandage-enwrapped creatures of yore and the new mummy becomes a much more dynamic figure whose abilities are writ on an epic canvas - it talks, it is a black sorcerer who transforms into flurries of sand, blasts sandstorms out of its mouth, raises armies of the undead and animated scarab beetles, while wielding the Biblical Plagues of Egypt (which have in a complete about-face been placed in the service of a great Egyptian force of evil rather than in the service of the Almighty wishing to free a slave race from the Egyptian yolk).
The ‘Mummy' remake has been an oft-mentioned go-project for most of the 1990s under directors such as Mick Garris and Clive Barker. Indeed when Anthony Perkins died in 1992 he was in the midst of shooting a subsequently abandoned remake. The director finally settled on, Stephen Sommers, debuted with the teen comedy ‘Catch Me If You Can' (1989) and followed with the acclaimed 1993 ‘The Adventures of Huck Finn' before making the underrated 1994 live-action remake of ‘The Jungle Book' which, although it bore more in common with Edgar Rice Burroughs than Rudyard Kipling, had a beautiful sense of epic jungle adventure to it. However Sommers disappointed with 1998's ‘Alien'-at-sea clone, ‘Deep Rising'.
Sommers though has a talent for crafting epic adventure. In ‘The Jungle Book' Sommers created an adventure-movie version of India that was more fabulous and more mysterious than the real India could ever hope to be and in ‘The Mummy' similarly creates a more fabulous and mysterious than the real Egypt adventure movie version of Egypt. The film is filled with incredible vistas of sandstorms, lost cities seen both in the fabulousness of their heyday and the spleandour of their ruins, treasure chambers, booby-trapped tombs. No sky ever seems merely blue but boils with coloured clouds and larger-than-real-life CGI moons. And Sommers has an ability to direct satisfyingly kinetic action set-pieces - shootouts with hordes of charging horsebound Bedouins, fights aboard burning ships, adventurers attempting to combat mummies with machine-guns and swords, biplanes racing against giant face-shaped sandstorms and a full-tilt ‘Evil Dead'-styled climatic set-piece up against zombified mummy priests.
But for all that Sommers' film crumbles into a lightweight popcorn munch without substance whose taste is immediately forgotten when one leaves the theatre. When one looks at it, it stirs no more and no less than the sum of the elements that ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark' assembled, yet ‘Raiders' became an instant classic while ‘The Mummy' falls well short of such stature and will probably barely even be remembered by the end of the summer. The difference is more akin to that between ‘Raiders' and ‘Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade' - where, by the time of the third of the Indiana Jones film, the sheer panache and kinetic inventivity of the first film had become ham-fisted slapstickery. Sommers great failing here is to play far too much towards common denominator audience-pleasing humour. The two leads make flip quips the whole way through and what few moments of horror there are drowned out by ‘Army of Darkness'-styled gags with skeletons playing football with their heads, with Weisz accidentally knocking down a domino line of library shelves and the like. Sommers is working with a one-dimensional script and a less-than-serious attitude toward it by he and the principals is something that causes the film's suspension of disbelief to fold at the knees.
Neither do the leads work. Brendan Fraser comes with too much baggage as casting as an amiable lunkead in comedies like ‘Encino Man' (1992), ‘Airheads' (1994), ‘George of the Jungle' (1997) and ‘Blast from the Past' (1999). There is no depth to his character at all - we, for instance, never learn what he, an American, is doing adventuring in Egypt in the first place. A handsome stalwart leading man type such as Harrison Ford or Tom Selleck would have carried this part in their sleep but Fraser's goofy eye-rollings strip the character of any heroic stature. Similarly Rachel Weisz plays the fruity British accent up but, as always, she gives an awful performance and is not at all believable as a period woman. Arnold Vosloo has a certain sinister presence as the title character while John Hannah makes for irritating comic relief. But again the less-than-single-dimensionality of the writing makes the parts seem even slighter.
Eventually the film's persistent spectacle and sheer dynamism carries it to a certain level of likability, albeit entirely forgettable likability. You can't deny that Sommers directs action well, but neither can you deny that the miscast leads and a far too broad audience-pleasing sense of humour entirely deflates it as a film. Its lack of belief in its own seriousness is the dividing line between a forgettable popcorn film and what could have had the makings of a classic.
Reviewed by Richard Scheib
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ZendService\ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha provides a client for the reCAPTCHA Web Service. Per the reCAPTCHA site, “reCAPTCHA is a free CAPTCHA service that helps to digitize books.” Each reCAPTCHA requires the user to input two words, the first of which is the actual CAPTCHA, and the second of which is a word from some scanned text that Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software has been unable to identify. The assumption is that if a user correctly provides the first word, the second is likely correctly entered as well, and can be used to improve OCR software for digitizing books.
In order to use the reCAPTCHA service, you will need to sign up for an account and register one or more domains with the service in order to generate public and private keys.
Instantiate a ZendService\ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha object, passing it your public and private keys:
1 | $recaptcha = new ZendService\ReCaptcha\ReCaptcha($pubKey, $privKey);
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To render the reCAPTCHA, simply call the getHTML() method:
1 | echo $recaptcha->getHTML();
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When the form is submitted, you should receive two fields, ‘recaptcha_challenge_field’ and ‘recaptcha_response_field’. Pass these to the reCAPTCHA object’s verify() method:
1 2 3 4 | $result = $recaptcha->verify(
$_POST['recaptcha_challenge_field'],
$_POST['recaptcha_response_field']
);
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Once you have the result, test against it to see if it is valid. The result is a ZendService\ReCaptcha\Response object, which provides an isValid() method.
1 2 3 | if (!$result->isValid()) {
// Failed validation
}
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It is even simpler to use the reCAPTCHA Zend\Captcha adapter, or to use that adapter as a backend for the CAPTCHA form element. In each case, the details of rendering and validating the reCAPTCHA are automated for you.
ZendService\ReCaptcha\MailHide can be used to hide email addresses. It will replace a part of an email address with a link that opens a popup window with a reCAPTCHA challenge. Solving the challenge will reveal the complete email address.
In order to use this component you will need an account to generate public and private keys for the mailhide API.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | // The mail address we want to hide
$mail =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// Create an instance of the mailhide component, passing it your public
// and private keys, as well as the mail address you want to hide
$mailHide = new ZendService\ReCaptcha\Mailhide();
$mailHide->setPublicKey($pubKey);
$mailHide->setPrivateKey($privKey);
$mailHide->setEmail($mail);
// Display it
print($mailHide);
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The example above will display<EMAIL_ADDRESS>where ”...” has a link that opens up a popup window with a reCAPTCHA challenge.
The public key, private key, and the email address can also be specified in the constructor of the class. A fourth argument also exists that enables you to set some options for the component. The available options are listed in the following table:
ZendServiceReCaptchaMailHide options Option Description Expected Values Default Value linkTitle The title attribute of the link string ‘Reveal this e=mail address’ linkHiddenText The text that includes the popup link string ‘...’ popupWidth The width of the popup window int 500 popupHeight The height of the popup window int 300
The configuration options can be set by sending them as the fourth argument to the constructor or by calling setOptions($options), which takes an associative array or an instance of ZendConfigConfig.
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#include <dpfpdd.h>
Data Fields | |
| unsigned int | size |
| int | can_capture_image |
| int | can_stream_image |
| int | can_extract_features |
| int | can_match |
| int | can_identify |
| int | has_fp_storage |
| unsigned int | indicator_type |
| int | has_pwr_mgmt |
| int | has_calibration |
| int | piv_compliant |
| unsigned int | resolution_cnt |
| unsigned int | resolutions [1] |
Information about reader capabilities.
| int can_capture_image |
flag: reader can capture images
| int can_extract_features |
flag: reader can extract features from captured image and return fingerprint features data
| int can_identify |
flag: reader can perform match one-to-many
| int can_match |
flag: reader can perform match one-to-one
| int can_stream_image |
flag: reader can stream images
| int has_calibration |
flag: reader can be calibrated
| int has_fp_storage |
flag: reader has storage for fingerprint features data
| int has_pwr_mgmt |
flag: power mode of the reader can be controlled
| unsigned int indicator_type |
bitmask: existing LEDs and supported LED modes (see DPFPDD_CLIENT_XXX_SUPPORTED)
| int piv_compliant |
flag: can produce PIV compliant images
| unsigned int resolution_cnt |
counter: number of the image resolutions reader can produce
| unsigned int resolutions[1] |
array: available resolutions
| unsigned int size |
size of the structure


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- MappingUtils - Class in com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.utilities
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A wrapper around Atlas indexing utils with added listeners for error handling.
- mapProject(IProject) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.utilities.MappingUtils
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Configures a project for indexing
- mapWorkspace() - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.utilities.MappingUtils
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Index the workspace (blocking mode and throws index errors)
- markup(Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.highlighter.WhitePaperThemedCFG
- markup(Q, Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.highlighter.WhitePaperThemedCFG
- mix(Color...) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.codepainter.ColorMixer
- mix(Color, Color) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.codepainter.ColorMixer
- MIX_COLORS - com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.codepainter.CodePainter.ColorPaletteConflictStrategy
- Multimap() - Constructor for class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.algorithms.dominance.DominatorTree.Multimap
- Multimap() - Constructor for class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.algorithms.dominance.PostDominatorTree.Multimap
- mutatedBy(Q, Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.analysis.CommonQueries
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Returns those elements in the origin which were called by or written by elements in the mutators set.
- mutatedBy(Q, Q, Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.analysis.CommonQueries
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Returns those elements in the origin which were called by or written by elements in the mutators set.
- mutators(Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.analysis.CommonQueries
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Given a Q containing functions or data flow nodes, returns a Q of things which write to or call things in the Q.
- mutators(Q, Q) - Static method in class com.ensoftcorp.open.commons.analysis.CommonQueries
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BRAmazonManager
@interface BRAmazonManager : NSObject
Use this interface to manage Amazon parsing. Here are the basic steps to integrate:
- Implement UI to capture the user’s Amazon email and password
- Store these using
-[BRAmazonManager storeCredentials:password:]
- Call
-[BRAmazonManager verifyAmazonAccount:]
to ensure the credentials are valid - If validation succeeds, call
-[BRAmazonManager grabNewAmazonOrders:]
- The callback to this method will return all Amazon order details available since the most recent successful invocation
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Set this property to control how far back in the user’s Amazon history to search for orders
Default: 15
Declaration
Objective-C
@property (assign, readwrite, nonatomic) NSInteger amazonDayCutoff;
Swift
var amazonDayCutoff: Int { get set }
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Declaration
Objective-C
+ (instancetype)shared;
Swift
class func shared() -> Self!
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This method grabs any incremental orders found on the user’s Amazon account. An incremental order is defined as an order that has not been previously returned, or an order previously returned but with a new status (i.e. if the status of any items changes from
Processing
toShipped
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Objective-C
- (void)grabNewAmazonOrders:(void (^)(NSArray<BRScanResults *> *, BRAmazonError))completion;
Swift
func grabNewAmazonOrders(_ completion: (([BRScanResults]?, BRAmazonError) -> Void)!)
Parameters
completion
This callback is invoked when parsing the user’s Amazon account has completed
NSArray<BRScanResults*> *orders
- An array ofBRScanResults
objects representing all the Amazon orders found. You can expect the following order-level properties to be populated:BRScanResults.total
BRScanResults.receiptDate
BRScanResults.ereceiptOrderNum
BRScanResults.shipments
- An array ofBRShipment
objects. Each shipment contains a status and an array of products.
For products in an Amazon order, you can expect the following properties to be populated:
BRProduct.productNumber
(this corresponds to the Amazon ASIN)BRProduct.productDescription
BRProduct.unitPrice
BRProduct.totalPrice
BRProduct.quantity
If you have product intelligence enabled, we also attempt to populate these product fields:
BRAmazonError error
-BRAmazonErrorNone
on success, otherwise indicates the type of error.BRAmazonErrorVerificationNeeded
indicates the user needs to manually log in to Amazon via a mobile web page, for this see the-[BRAmazonManager showBrowserFromViewController:withCompletion:]
method below
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Store the user’s Amazon credentials in the keychain
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)storeCredentials:(NSString *)email password:(NSString *)password;
Swift
func storeCredentials(_ email: String!, password: String!)
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This method must be called to clear the Amazon credentials if switching Amazon accounts or if, for example, the user changes their Amazon password and
-[BRAmazonManager grabNewAmazonOrders:]
starts returning error codes.Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)clearAmazonCredentials;
Swift
func clearAmazonCredentials()
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Indicates whether Amazon credentials are stored
Declaration
Objective-C
- (BOOL)hasCredentials;
Swift
func hasCredentials() -> Bool
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Reset the stored history of Amazon orders
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)resetAmazonOrders;
Swift
func resetAmazonOrders()
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Attempts to verify the stored Amazon credentials
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)verifyAmazonAccount:(void (^)(BRAmazonError))completion;
Swift
func verifyAmazonAccount(_ completion: ((BRAmazonError) -> Void)!)
Parameters
completion
Callback indicates whether account was verified successfully or not.
BRAmazonError error
-BRAmazonErrorNone
on success, otherwise indicates the type of error.BRAmazonErrorVerificationNeeded
indicates the user needs to manually log in to Amazon via a mobile web page, for this see the-[BRAmazonManager showBrowserFromViewController:withCompletion:]
method below
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Shows a view controller containing a web view that allows
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)showBrowserFromViewController:(UIViewController *)viewController withCompletion:(void (^)(BRAmazonError))completion;
Swift
func showBrowser(from viewController: UIViewController!, withCompletion completion: ((BRAmazonError) -> Void)!)
Parameters
viewController
You must provide a view controller from which the web view will be shown
completion
Indicates whether the user successfully logged in manually. If so, you can call
-[BRAmazonManager grabNewAmazonOrders:]
BRAmazonError error
-BRAmazonErrorNone
if manual login was successful. Otherwise, the appropriate error code


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Boost.Bimap is built on top of several Boost libraries. The rationale behind
this decision is keeping the Boost code base small by reusing existent code.
The libraries used are well-established and have been tested extensively,
making this library easy to port since all the hard work has already been
done. The glue that holds everything together is Boost.MPL. Clearly Boost.MultiIndex
is the heart of this library.
Boost.Bimap 是构建在几个 Boost
库之上的。这一决定的原理是要通过重用已有代码将 Boost
的代码基保持为最小。 被使用的库都是已确定和广泛测试的，以保证本库可以很容易地被移植，所有艰难的工作已经完成过了。
将所有东西粘合起来的是 Boost.MPL。显然 Boost.MultiIndex 则是本库的核心。
Table 1.4. Boost Libraries needed by Boost.Bimap Boost.Bimap所需要的Boost库
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Name 名字 |
Description 说明 |
author 作者 |
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Containers with multiple STL-compatible access interfaces |
Joaquín M López Muñoz |
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Template metaprogramming framework of compile-time algorithms,
sequences and metafunction classes |
Aleksey Gurtovoy |
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Templates for fundamental properties of types. |
John Maddock, Steve Cleary |
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Selective inclusion of function template overloads |
Jaakko Järvi, Jeremiah Willcock, Andrew Lumsdaine |
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Iterator construction framework, adaptors, concepts, and more. |
Dave Abrahams, Jeremy Siek, Thomas Witt |
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Defines types for passing parameters. |
John Maddock, Howard Hinnant |
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Static assertions (compile time assertions). |
John Maddock |
Table 1.5. Optional Boost Libraries 可选的Boost库
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Name 名字 |
Description 说明 |
author 作者 |
Purpose 目的 |
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Serialization for persistence and marshalling |
Robert Ramey |
Serialization support for bimap containers and iterators |
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Filling containers with constant or generated data has never been
easier |
Thorsten Ottosen |
Help to fill a bimap or views of it |
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A TR1 hash function object that can be extended to hash user defined
types |
Daniel James |
Default hashing function |
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Define small unnamed function objects at the actual call site,
and more |
from Jaakko Järvi, Gary Powell |
Functors for modify, range, lower_bound and upper_bound |
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A new infrastructure for generic algorithms that builds on top
of the new iterator concepts |
Thorsten Ottosen |
Range based algorithms |
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Concepts defining interfaces which map key objects to value objects |
Jeremy Siek |
Integration with BGL |
Table 1.6. Additional Boost Libraries needed to run the test-suite 运行测试套件所需的其它Boost库
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Name 名字 |
Description 说明 |
author 作者 |
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Support for simple program testing, full unit testing, and for
program execution monitoring. |
Gennadiy Rozental |


Authorities ID man killed during tractor accident in Rock County, family remembers him as 'good man'
by Stephanie FryerTOWN OF PORTER, Wis. - Authorities have identified the man killed during a farming accident early Tuesday morning in Rock County.
According to the Rock County Medical Examiner's Office, Daniel DeRose Jr., 24, from Illinois, was pronounced dead at the scene.
First responders were sent to a field along the 7500 block of N. Fox Road around 1:15 a.m. in the Town of Porter, where he had been riding in a farm tractor.
According to the Rock County Sheriff's Office, DeRose was attempting to get out of a tractor when he slipped on a mud-covered ladder and was struck by the tractor's rear tires,
His family talked to News 3 Now earlier this week.
"Daniel is a good man, who if anyone got to know him, loved him," his mother Kami DeRose said. "He had a sense of humor and loved to tease his friends."
The DeRose family also thanked everyone who had contacted them with well wishes.


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- Print all URLs found by a Google search:
xidel https://www.google.com/search?q=test --extract "//a/extract(@href, 'url[?]q=([^&]+)&', 1)[. != '']"
- Print the title of all pages found by a Google search and download them:
xidel https://www.google.com/search?q=test --follow "//a/extract(@href, 'url[?]q=([^&]+)&', 1)[. != '']" --extract //title --download '{$host}/'
- Follow all links on a page and print the titles, with XPath:
xidel https://example.org --follow //a --extract //title
- Follow all links on a page and print the titles, with CSS selectors:
xidel https://example.org --follow "css('a')" --css title
- Follow all links on a page and print the titles, with pattern matching:
xidel https://example.org --follow "{.}*" --extract "{.}"
- Read the pattern from example.xml (which will also check if the element containing "ood" is there, and fail otherwise):
xidel path/to/example.xml --extract "ood{.}"
- Print all newest Stack Overflow questions with title and URL using pattern matching on their RSS feed:
xidel http://stackoverflow.com/feeds --extract "{title:=.}{uri:=@href}+"
- Check for unread Reddit mail, Webscraping, combining CSS, XPath, JSONiq, and automatically form evaluation:
xidel https://reddit.com --follow "form(css('form.login-form')[1], {'user': '$your_username', 'passwd': '$your_password'})" --extract "css('#mail')/@title"


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During Import Process, entity transforms are required to make changes to the entity before it gets committed to the database. These modifications are necessary to make the entity conform to the environment it is going to reside. The Import Process provided a mechanism to do that.
A transformation framework allows a mechanism to selectively transform an entity or specific attributes of that entity.
To achieve this, the framework, provides:
The existing transformation frameworks allowed this to happen.
While the existing framework provided the basic benefits of transformation framework, it did not have support for some of the commonly used Atlas types. Which meant that users of this framework would have to meticulously define transformations for every type they are working with. This can be tedious and potentially error prone. The new framework addresses this problem by providing built-in transformations for some of the commonly used types. It can also be extended to accommodate new types.
The approach used by the new transformation framework creates a transformation by: * Specifying a condition. * Specifying action(s) to be taken if condition is met.
Following are built-in conditions.
| Condition Types | Description |
|---|---|
| ENTITY_ALL | Any/every entity |
| ENTITY_TOP_LEVEL | Entity that is the top-level entity. This is also the entity present specified in AtlasExportRequest. |
| EQUALS | Entity attribute equals to the one specified in the condition. |
| EQUALS_IGNORE_CASE | Entity attribute equals to the one specified in the condition ignoring case. |
| STARTS_WITH | Entity attribute starts with. |
| STARTS_WITH_IGNORE_CASE | Entity attribute starts with ignoring case. |
| HAS_VALUE | Entity attribute has value. |
During import, hive_db entity whose qualifiedName is stocks@cl1 will get the classification clSrcImported.
{ "conditions": { "hive_db.qualifiedName": "stocks@cl1" }, "action": { "__entity": "ADD_CLASSIFICATION: clSrcImported" } }
Every imported entity will get the classification by simply changing the condition. The __entity is special condition which matches entity.
{ "conditions": { "__entity": "" }, "action": { "__entity": "ADD_CLASSIFICATION: clSrcImported" } }
To add classification to only the top-level entity (entity that is used as starting point for an export), use:
{ "conditions": { "__entity": "topLevel:" }, "action": { "__entity": "ADD_CLASSIFICATION: clSrcImported" } }
This action works on string values. The first parameter is the prefix that is searched for a match, once matched, it is replaced with the provided replacement string.
The sample below searches for /aa/bb/, once found replaces it with /xx/yy/.
{ "conditions": { "hdfs_path.clusterName": "EQUALS: CL1" }, "action": { "hdfs_path.path": "REPLACE_PREFIX: = :/aa/bb/=/xx/yy/" } }
Please look at these tests for examples using Java classes.


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After disastrous Rangers spell, and failures elsewhere, striker now tearing up league
by Sport Witness TeamUnder Steven Gerrard this season, Rangers certainly aren’t having problems finding the back of the net.
At the weekend they beat Hamilton 3-1, with two goals from Ryan Kent and one from Ryan Jack. Jermain Defoe and Alfredo Morelos are second and third in the Scottish Premiership scoring table, and Gerrard’s side have scored 38 times in 13 league matches so far this season.
The club haven’t struggled for goals since returning to the top division, but, for reasons which may never be completely clear, in July 2018 they took a gamble on Umar Sadiq. He was loaned from AS Roma, with Rangers agreeing to take the striker for the season.
Sadiq made just four appearances for the Ibrox club before Gerrard decided he’d seen enough and sent the player back to Roma in January. It was another poor period for the player who had also failed to find the back of the net on loan at Bologna and Torino.
This season things are very different, the 22 year old is on loan at Partizan Belgrade and is top of the SuperLiga goalscoring charts with 10 goals in 14 matches. It’s causing shock in Italy, where they clearly didn’t feel this kind of form was possible from the player.
The same is probably true at Rangers.