A Flash of Understanding
My page wouldn’t flash the user.
Trundling along the Hartl railstutorial, I needed to write some logic to allow a user to update their information.
As a loyal TDD-er, I wrote a test to check that users see a success message if they are able to update their infomation:
describe "updating with valid information" do
let(:new_name) { "New Name" }
let(:new_email) {<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
before do
fill_in "Name", with: new_name
fill_in "Email", with: new_email
fill_in "Password", with: user.password
fill_in "Confirm Password", with: user.password
click_button "Save changes"
end
it { should have_selector('div.alert.alert-success') }
end
As expected, the tests should fail until I am able to log in.
Since the Rails4 user scaffold comes with some nifty built in methods, I thought it would be easy to adapt them for my own ends:
# PATCH/PUT /users/1
# PATCH/PUT /users/1.json
def update
respond_to do |format|
if @user.update(user_params)
format.html { redirect_to @user, notice: 'Profile updated.' }
format.json { head :no_content }
else
format.html { render action: 'edit' }
format.json { render json: @user.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity }
end
end
end
I modify the line 5 of the user controller to change the “notice” message to a “success” message:
format.html { redirect_to @user, success: "Profile updated" }
Seems reasonable, but my test for the flash message is still failing. Why won’t my page flash the user?!
Quick as a flash, I asked Dash about FlashHash.
Lo, and behold! Notice and alert are built-in flash tags, but success is nowhere to be found. How can I express the satisfaction of SUCCESS!!
with a tag as mundane as notice:?
Thanks to duck-typing (if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it is probably a hash.. right?) we can add our spiffy success:
tag to flash, and share the appropriate level of enthusiasm with our users:
format.html { redirect_to @user, flash: { success: "Profile updated" }}
All tests are green, and today I learned that flash is
Awesome


Chapter Title¶
Here is more Restructuredtext and Sphinx directives.
Table of Contents
Section title¶
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec lorem neque, interdum in ipsum nec.
Subsection title¶
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec lorem neque, interdum in ipsum nec.
Subsubsections¶
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec lorem neque, interdum in ipsum nec.
Paragrap title¶
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Donec lorem neque, interdum in ipsum nec.
No matter where you go, there you are.
—Buckaroo Banzai
This is an example of text ®. This text is in italics and this is some other in bold, if we wanto to put
some inline code
we put it like that and finally there is some superscript things and some subscript things.
If we reference a book title we can show it like this: Book Title.
Some autosubstitutions are the release and today date like this: 1.0.0 and Oct 17, 2019.
This is centered text!
“Quote Paragraph”
Pull Quote text
Highlights Quote text
Custom Container class.
Read more about the Table of Contents with a substitution for the image and a link made by a toctree name reference.
This word Sphinx with its definition needs to be in the glossary or it will rise an error.
This paragraph might be rendered in a custom way.
See PEP 287 for more information about reStructuredText. And also a RFC 2822 reference for more info about the RFC references.
Modify HTML metadata like description and keywords here.
Original Text directives were Emphasis. Strong. Literal
. Subscript. Superscript. Title-Reference
Area of a circle is \(A_\text{c} = (\pi/4) d^2\).
Euler’s identity, equation (1), was elected one of the most beautiful mathematical formulas.
Topic Title
Subsequent indented lines comprise the body of the topic.
New in version 2.5: For the change log features added to the program.
Changed in version 1.4: For the change log features changed to the program.
Deprecated since version 2.5.9: For the change log features deprecated to the program.
Paragraph 1
Literal Block.
Paragraph 2
Paragraph 1, Literal Block and Paragraph 2 are semantically one compound paragraph.
Arabic numerals.
lower alpha
upper alpha.
A bullet list
Nested bullet list.
Nested item 2.
Paragrap 2 of item 2
|
|
|
Section Heading Reference¶
Paragraph with links, can be standalone hyperlinks (https://www.google.com , external links Google_ or some internal cross-reference (sectionTitleRef) or with custom text like Custom Title Text, external links with custom text like Google Link. Custom text using an external link for the URL is like Google Link 2 <Google_>_. We can also use internally the ref directive :ref:`sectionTitleRef.
For footnotes and citations they can be manual 1 , auto-numbered without label 3 , with label 2 , or with symbols * . For citations they can be also manual 11 or with text [cit1]. We can replace any text with replace directive like THIS..
We can use section headers as targets like Section Heading Reference. We can also use inline text targets like can be standalone hyperlinks. An uncommon way of targeting is with anonymous links like any random text 4.
Link to autodocs class Foo: test.Foo
.
Here are some auto target footnotes:
Footnotes
- 1
A numbered footnote.
With a second indented paragraph.
- 2
A autofootnote using a name.
Can be referenced using a normal reference or a hyperlink reference.
- 3
An anonymous autofootnote.
- *
A symbol footnote.
- †
Next symbol footnote etc.
- 11
This is the citation I made, let’s make this extremely long so that we can tell that it doesn’t follow the normal responsive table stuff.
- 13
This citation is referenced in the previews citation.
Here’s the second reference to the above, [cit1].
Roles¶
They are written like:
:role:`target`
They represent any object in the docs, some create links.
any (
test
) searches with doc, ref, option, extension and intersphinxref (Section Heading Reference) use with headers, tables and figures.
- doc (test) is used to reference a document.
:doc:`test`
in a/b/index is a/b/test.:doc:`/test`
in a/b/index is a/test.
download (
image
) indicates a document is to be downloaded.- numref (Chart of Figure Caption (Fig. 1)) numbered figure, table or block code.
numfig=True
must be set. Optionallynumfig-format
andnumfig_secnum_depth
.
envvar (
PATH
) enviroment variable set with an envvar directive.token (
examplegrammar
) references a token in a productionlist.option (
secondexecutable -t
) references an option of a command directive.term (Sphinx) references a term in the glossary.
math (\((\pi/4) d^2\)) creates inline math.
eq ((1)) its the same as math:numref and references a math directive label.
menuselection (
) menu selection sequence.guilabel (User action) references a user action, or a part of the interface,
file (
/usr/lib/pythonx/some
) is a reference to a file or directory.abbr (LIFO) makes a tooltip for an abbreviation.
samp (
print 1+var
) is a reference to inline code with a custom variable.mimetype (text/html) is a reference to a MIME Type file.
manpage (man.1) references Unix Manual Page. Manpages_url must be defined.
regexp (
2(x|*|-)4
) is a reference to a regex expresion but just in literal.dfn (important-word) a term that holds the main idea of a paragraph.
kbd (Control-x Control-f) keyboard key combination that the user must press.
mailheader (Message/Partial) is a reference to a RFC822_ Mail header.
newsgroup (comp.programming) is a reference to a Usenet newsgroup.
command (mkdir) is a reference to an OS level command like mkdir.
makevar (SOMEVAR) is a reference to a variable for a makefile.
program (firstexecutable) is a reference to an executable program.
index (name) is a reference to an index entry.
examplegrammar ::= "try" ":" suite
-
PATH
¶
-
-t
testArg <optionalTestArg>
,
--test
testArg
¶ Test Option One Description.
-
-t
testArg <optionaltestArg>
¶ Test Option Two Description.
Term, Options and Fields¶
To insert a termin definition we indent the definition:
- term
Term definition.
This is an command options list:
- -a
command-line option “a”
- -b file
options can have arguments and long descriptions
- --long
options can be long also
- --input=file
long options can also have arguments
- -x, -y, -z
Multiple options are an “option group”.
- -v, --verbose
Commonly-seen: short & long options.
- -1 file, --one=file, --two file
Multiple options with arguments.
To insert a field list, we can define any role we desire like author, address, contact, authors, organization, date, status, revision, version, copyright, dedication and abstract:
- Author
David Goodger
- Contact
- Dedication
For Docutils users & co-developers.
- abstract
This document is a demonstration of the reStructuredText markup language, containing examples of all basic reStructuredText constructs and many advanced constructs.
Images and Tables¶
Complex Table:
Header 1 |
Header 2 |
Header 3 |
|---|---|---|
body row 1 |
column 2 |
column 3 |
body row 2 |
Cells may span columns. |
|
body row 3 |
Cells may span rows. |
|
body row 4 |
Simple Table:
Inputs |
Output |
|
|---|---|---|
A |
B |
A or B |
False |
False |
False |
True |
False |
True |
False |
True |
True |
True |
True |
True |
Table with a title:
A |
not A |
|---|---|
False |
True |
True |
False |
CSV Table:
Treat |
Quantity |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Albatross |
2.99 |
On a stick! |
Crunchy Frog |
1.49 |
If we took the bones out, it wouldn’t be crunchy |
Gannet Ripple |
1.99 |
On a stick! |
List Table:
List table |
Header 1 |
Header 2 |
Header 3 long. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet |
|---|---|---|---|
Stub Row 1 |
Row 1 |
Column 2 |
Column 3 long. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet |
Stub Row 2 |
Row 2 |
Column 2 |
Column 3 long. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet |
Stub Row 3 |
Row 3 |
Column 2 |
Column 3 long. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet |
Images:
It can also have a figure leyend with anything else.
Code Blocks¶
First Auto Code:
First Code Block
Second Auto Code
Second Code Block
Sphinx Code Block:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | .. toctree::
:caption: Table of Contents
:name: mastertoc
:maxdepth: 2
:numbered:
:titlesonly:
:reversed:
Custom TocTree Title <intro>
|
Sphinx Code Block Custom Start:
10 11 | First code starts at 10
The next code line
|
Sphinx Simple Code:
Some bash code
echo 'hello world'
Sphinx Code Block With a name:
First code line of referenced block.
The next code line
This block is also not indented.
Then you can reference this This Code Block code block.
Sphinx File Code:
1 2 3 | 'sphinx.ext.autodoc'
]
templates_path = ['_templates']
|
Doctest Block:
>>> print('this is a Doctest block')
this is a Doctest block
>>> 1 + 1
2
Admonitions¶
Warning
Some text for the WARNING.
Attention
Some text for the ATTENTION.
Caution
Some text for the CAUTION.
Danger
Some text for the DANGER
Error
Some text for the ERROR.
Hint
Some text for the HINT.
Important
Some text for the IMPORTANT.
Tip
Some text for the TIP.
Note
Some text for the NOTE.
See also
- Module
zipfile
For docs on that standard module.
- Other docs link
This is the docs of the RTD theme.
And, by the way…
You can make up your own admonition too.


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Glaciand / Pirinand Combo Increase?
Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 10:09 am
Hey you know my combo with Pirinand + Strike or Glaciand + Strike doesnt do much if any more damage than strike does normally, these are my characters only options of combos so I wondered if this might be a bug or is it only supposed to be a slight increase in damage?
It's not noticeable is what i am trying to say i think lol! I don't know how noticeable it is supposed to be, If you want me to test this then i'll see you in game and see if you can see much difference
It might just be me being silly,
Might be worth a look into, you never know!
It's not noticeable is what i am trying to say i think lol! I don't know how noticeable it is supposed to be, If you want me to test this then i'll see you in game and see if you can see much difference
It might just be me being silly,
Might be worth a look into, you never know!


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A supermarket to rule them all ;-)
$ cd /var/supers-puppet/rex/supers_deploy
$ rex -E production -b supers_checkout master
$ rex -E production -G web -b supers_install master
$ mrsh @wf --\
'source /home/deploy/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc; cd somewhere;\
git checkout $branch; git fetch; git diff --name-only FETCH_HEAD > /tmp/pull.last;\
git merge FETCH_HEAD; cat /tmp/pull.last | ./script/ss_installer > /tmp/installer.last'
$ mrsh @wf -- 'source /home/deploy/perl5/perlbrew/etc/bashrc; ubic restart soysuper.db'
dzil new Supers::Bot
package Supers::Bot;
# ABSTRACT: Soysuper jabber bot
use Moose;
use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Connection;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Message;
require UNIVERSAL::require;
has user => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has password => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has is_ready => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'Bool', default => sub{0} );
has plugins => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'ArrayRef', default => sub{[]} );
has _plugin => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'HashRef', default => sub{{}} );
has _cv => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {AnyEvent->condvar} );
has _xmpp => (
is => 'rw',
lazy => 1,
builder => '_build_xmpp',
clearer => 'reset_connection'
);
sub _build_xmpp {
my $self = shift;
AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Connection->new(
jid => $self->user,
password => $self->password,
domain => 'gmail.com',
host => 'talk.google.com',
port => 5223,
old_style_ssl => 1,
);
}
sub BUILD {
my $self = shift;
$self->_init_plugins;
$self->_init_events;
}
sub run {
my $self = shift;
$self->connect;
$self->_cv->recv;
}
sub connect { shift->_xmpp->connect }
sub _init_plugins {
my $self = shift;
my $plugins = $self->plugins;
$self->plugins([]);
$self->register_plugin($_) for @{$plugins};
}
sub register_plugin {
my ( $self, $name ) = @_;
die 'Need plugin name to load!' unless $name;
$name = "Supers::Bot::Plugin::$name" unless $name =~ /::/;
if ( $name->use ) {
my $plugin = eval { $name->new( bot => $self ) };
if ($@) {
warn "Failed to initialize plugin '$name': $@";
return;
}
push @{$self->plugins}, $name;
$self->_plugin->{$name} = $plugin;
return $plugin;
}
else { warn "Plugin '$name' not loaded: $@" }
}
sub trigger {
my ( $self, $event ) = ( shift, shift );
for my $plugin_name ( @{$self->plugins} ) {
my $plugin = $self->_plugin->{$plugin_name} || next;
$plugin->$event(@_) if $plugin->can($event);
}
}
sub trigger {
my ( $self, $event ) = ( shift, shift );
for my $plugin_name ( @{$self->plugins} ) {
my $plugin = $self->_plugin->{$plugin_name} || next;
$plugin->$event(@_) if $plugin->can($event);
}
}
sub _init_events {
my $self = shift;
$self->_xmpp->reg_cb(
session_ready => sub {
$self->is_ready(1);
$self->trigger( 'ready' => 'xmpp' );
},
message => sub {
my ( undef, $msg ) = @_;
return unless $msg->body;
$self->trigger( 'message' => $msg );
},
error => sub {
my ( $conn, $error ) = @_;
warn 'error: '. $error->string;
$self->handle_error( $conn, $error );
},
);
}
has _tick => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {
my $self = shift;
AnyEvent->timer ( after => 1, interval => 1,
cb => sub { $self->trigger('tick') if $self->is_ready }
);
});
has _sig_int => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {
my $self = shift;
AnyEvent->signal(
signal => "INT",
cb => sub {
$self->trigger('shutdown');
$self->_cv->send;
}
);
});
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Supers::Bot;
Supers::Bot->new(
user =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>password => 'BiteMyShinyAss',
plugins => [] # meh!
)->run;
package Supers::Bot::Plugin::HelloWorld;
use common::sense;
use Moose; with 'Supers::Bot::Plugin';
sub ready {
say "Ready to run!";
shift->send_message(
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>=> 'Go go go soysuper!'
);
}
sub tick {
my $self = shift;
say 'Should I check something on this tick?';
}
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
say sprintf('Message from %s: %s', $msg->from, $msg->body);
# Now do something with that!
}
__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use Supers::Bot;
Supers::Bot->new(
user =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>password => 'BiteMyShinyAss',
plugins => [qw/ HelloWorld /]
)->run;
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
package Supers::Bot::Plugin::DeployApps;
use Moose;
with 'Supers::Bot::Plugin';
with 'Supers::Bot::Role::Runner';
has task_running =>
is => 'rw',
clearer => 'task_done',
predicate => 'is_running';
has last_msg => is => 'rw';
# Environments config for commands
has _envs => is => 'ro', default => sub{+{ ... }};
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
if ( $msg->body =~ /
^deploy \s+ (\w+) (?:\@([^\s\?]+))? (?:\s+to\s+([^\s\?]+))? (\s*\?)?$
/x ) {
my ($app, $branch, $env, $dry) = ($1, $2||'master', $3||'pro', $4);
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
elsif ( $msg->body =~ /^ \s* (?:deploy \s* (?:\?|help) | help ) \s* $/ix ) {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
}
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
if ( $msg->body =~ /
^deploy \s+ (\w+) (?:\@([^\s\?]+))? (?:\s+to\s+([^\s\?]+))? (\s*\?)?$
/x ) {
my ($app, $branch, $env, $dry) = ($1, $2||'master', $3||'pro', $4);
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
elsif ( $msg->body =~ /^ \s* (?:deploy \s* (?:\?|help) | help ) \s* $/ix ) {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
}
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
if ( $msg->body =~ /
^deploy \s+ (\w+) (?:\@([^\s\?]+))? (?:\s+to\s+([^\s\?]+))? (\s*\?)?$
/x ) {
my ($app, $branch, $env, $dry) = ($1, $2||'master', $3||'pro', $4);
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
elsif ( $msg->body =~ /^ \s* (?:deploy \s* (?:\?|help) | help ) \s* $/ix ) {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
}
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
if ( $msg->body =~ /
^deploy \s+ (\w+) (?:\@([^\s\?]+))? (?:\s+to\s+([^\s\?]+))? (\s*\?)?$
/x ) {
my ($app, $branch, $env, $dry) = ($1, $2||'master', $3||'pro', $4);
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry );
}
elsif ( $msg->body =~ /^ \s* (?:deploy \s* (?:\?|help) | help ) \s* $/ix ) {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
}
sub _deploy_app {
my ( $self, $msg, $app, $branch, $env_alias, $dry ) = @_;
# Whatever we need to build the shell commands to run...
my $cmd = _build_cmd( $app, $env, $branch );
|| return $msg->reply("Unknown application `$app` or environment `$env_alias`");
return $msg->reply( "This would run:\n$cmd" ) if $dry;
$msg->reply("Deploying branch `$branch` for application `$app` on `$env_alias` environment.");
$self->last_msg($msg); $self->task_running(1);
$self->run_command($cmd => sub{
my ( $self, $out, $err, $exit ) = @_;
$msg->reply( "Done deploying `$app` on `$env_alias` environment!" );
$self->task_done;
});
}
sub _deploy_app {
my ( $self, $msg, $app, $branch, $env_alias, $dry ) = @_;
# Whatever we need to build the shell commands to run...
my $cmd = _build_cmd( $app, $env, $branch );
|| return $msg->reply("Unknown application `$app` or environment `$env_alias`");
return $msg->reply( "This would run:\n$cmd" ) if $dry;
$msg->reply("Deploying branch `$branch` for application `$app` on `$env_alias` environment.");
$self->last_msg($msg); $self->task_running(1);
$self->run_command($cmd => sub{
my ( $self, $out, $err, $exit ) = @_;
$msg->reply( "Done deploying `$app` on `$env_alias` environment!" );
$self->task_done;
});
}
sub _deploy_app {
my ( $self, $msg, $app, $branch, $env_alias, $dry ) = @_;
# Whatever we need to build the shell commands to run...
my $cmd = _build_cmd( $app, $env, $branch );
|| return $msg->reply("Unknown application `$app` or environment `$env_alias`");
return $msg->reply( "This would run:\n$cmd" ) if $dry;
$msg->reply("Deploying branch `$branch` for application `$app` on `$env_alias` environment.");
$self->last_msg($msg); $self->task_running(1);
$self->run_command($cmd => sub{
my ( $self, $out, $err, $exit ) = @_;
$msg->reply( "Done deploying `$app` on `$env_alias` environment!" );
$self->task_done;
});
}
sub _deploy_app {
my ( $self, $msg, $app, $branch, $env_alias, $dry ) = @_;
# Whatever we need to build the shell commands to run...
my $cmd = _build_cmd( $app, $env, $branch );
|| return $msg->reply("Unknown application `$app` or environment `$env_alias`");
return $msg->reply( "This would run:\n$cmd" ) if $dry;
$msg->reply("Deploying branch `$branch` for application `$app` on `$env_alias` environment.");
$self->last_msg($msg); $self->task_running(1);
$self->run_command($cmd => sub{
my ( $self, $out, $err, $exit ) = @_;
$msg->reply( "Done deploying `$app` on `$env_alias` environment!" );
$self->task_done;
});
}
package Supers::Bot::Role::Runner;
use Moose::Role;
use AnyEvent::Util;
=head2 run_command
Helper to run shell commands async.
Accept a command and optionally a callback to be called with bot,
stdout, stderr and exit status when the command finish running.
This is a wrapper around AnyEvent::Util::run_cmd, so command can
be anything accepted by it.
=cut
sub run_command {
my $self = shift;
my $cmd = shift || die 'No command given!';
my $cb = shift;
my $cv = run_cmd $cmd,
"<", "/dev/null",
">" , \my $stdout,
"2>", \my $stderr;
$cv->cb(sub {
my $exit_status = shift->recv;
if ( $cb ) {
$cb->($self, $stdout, $stderr, $exit_status);
}
});
}
package Supers::Bot::Plugin::AppsMonitor;
use Moose;
with 'Supers::Bot::Plugin';
use AnyEvent::HTTP;
use Scalar::Util qw(weaken);
has operator =>
is => 'rw',
default => sub{[ map<EMAIL_ADDRESS>qw/diego unlucky/ ]};
has urls =>
is => 'rw',
isa => 'ArrayRef',
default => sub {[
[ 'http://app1.ss:3000/' => 'Aperitivos' ],
[ 'http://app1.ss:3000/assets/img/logo-print.png' => 0],
# ...
]};
has guard => ( is => 'rw', default => sub{{}} );
has last_time => ( is => 'rw', default => sub{time} );
sub inform_op {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
$self->send_message( $_, $msg ) for @{$self->operator};
}
sub tick {
my $self = shift;
my $now = time;
return unless $now - $self->last_time > 20;
$self->last_time($now);
if ( my $url = shift @{$self->urls} ) {
weaken $self;
$self->guard->{$url->[0]} = http_get( $url->[0] => sub {
my ($body, $heads) = @_;
if ( $heads->{Status} == 200 ) {
if ( my $re = $url->[1] ) {
$self->inform_op( sprintf('Content error on %s (!~ %s)', $url->[0], $re))
unless !$re || $body =~ /$re/;
}
}
else {
$self->inform_op( sprintf('Error fetching %s (status is not 200)', $url->[0]) );
}
push @{$self->urls}, $url;
});
}
}
__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;
package Supers::Bot;
# ABSTRACT: Soysuper jabber bot
use Moose;
use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Connection;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Message;
use Mojo::SlackRTM;
Supers::Bot::SlackMessage
require UNIVERSAL::require;
has user => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has password => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has slack_token => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has plugins => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'ArrayRef', default => sub{[]} );
has _plugin => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'HashRef', default => sub{{}} );
has _cv => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {AnyEvent->condvar} );
has _xmpp => ( is => 'rw', lazy => 1, builder => '_build_xmpp', clearer => 'reset_connection' );
has _slack => ( is => 'ro', lazy => 1, default => sub { Mojo::SlackRTM->new(token => shift->slack_token) } );
sub BUILD {
my $self = shift;
$self->_init_plugins;
$self->_init_events;
$self->_init_slack;
}
sub _init_slack {
my $self = shift;
$self->_slack->on( hello => sub { $self->trigger( 'ready' => 'slack' ) } );
$self->_slack->on( message => sub {
$self->trigger(
message => Supers::Bot::SlackMessage->new(slack => $_[0], event => $_[1])
) unless $_[1]->{subtype}; # skip announcements ATM
});
}
package Supers::Bot::SlackMessage;
use Moose;
# ABSTRACT: Wrapper for slack message events to make it work as much as possible like xmpp ones
has slack => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has event => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
sub reply {
my ( $self, $response ) = @_;
$self->slack->send_message( $self->event->{channel} => $response );
}
sub from {
my $self = shift;
$self->slack->find_user_name($self->event->{user});
}
sub channel {
my $self = shift;
$self->slack->find_channel_name($self->event->{channel});
}
sub body { shift->event->{text} }
__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;
package Supers::Bot::Role::CmdPlugin;
use Moose::Role;
with 'Supers::Bot::Plugin';
# ABSTRACT: Role to implement bot commands/plugins for Supers::Bot
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
my ( $to_me, $cmd, @toks ) = _parse_msg($msg);
return unless $to_me;
if ( my $method = $self->can("cmd_$cmd") ) {
$method->($self, $msg, [@toks]);
}
}
sub _parse_msg {
my $msg = pop;
my ( $cmd, @toks ) = grep {defined} split /\s+/, $msg->body;
if ( $cmd =~ /^(bot|bender|<\@([^>]+)>):?$/i ) {
my $name = $2 ? $msg->slack->find_user_name($2) : $1;
return ( 0, $cmd, @toks ) unless $name =~ /^(?:bot|bender)$/;
$cmd = shift @toks;
return ( 1, $cmd, @toks );
}
return ( _is_direct_msg($msg), $cmd, @toks );
}
sub _is_direct_msg {
my $msg = pop;
return 1 if ref($msg) =~ /XMPP/;
!$msg->channel && $msg->from;
}
1;
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub message {
my ( $self, $msg ) = @_;
if ( $msg->body =~ /
^deploy \s+ (\w+) (?:\@([^\s\?]+))? (?:\s+to\s+([^\s\?]+))? (\s*\?)?$
/x ) {
my ($app, $branch, $env, $dry) = ($1, $2||'master', $3||'pro', $4);
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
elsif ( $msg->body =~ /^ \s* (?:deploy \s* (?:\?|help) | help ) \s* $/ix ) {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
}
> deploy app@some-branch to some-env
sub cmd_deploy {
my ( $self, $msg, $args ) = @_;
return unless @$args;
my ($app, $branch, $env, $try) = split(/@/, $args[0]), $arg[2]||'pro', $args[3];
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
sub cmd_help {
# Give some help on this deploy command
}
> deploy help
sub next_cmd {
my ( $self, $msg, $args, $ns ) = @_;
my $subcmd = shift @$args ||'';
$ns ||= 'subcmd';
if ( my $method = $self->can("${ns}_$subcmd") ) {
return $method->($self, $msg, $args);
}
elsif ( $method = $self->can("${ns}_default") ) {
unshift @$args, $subcmd if $subcmd;
return $method->($self, $msg, $args);
}
}
sub cmd_deploy { shift->next_cmd( @_ => 'deploy' ) }
sub deploy_default {
my ( $self, $msg, $args ) = @_;
return $self->cmd_help($msg) unless @$args;
my ($app, $branch, $env, $try) = split(/@/, $args[0]), $arg[2]||'pro', $args[3];
return $msg->reply(
sprintf( 'Still running `%s` for :%s:', $self->last_msg->body, $self->last_msg->from )
) if $self->is_running;
$self->_deploy_app( $msg, $app, $branch, $env, $dry )
}
sub cmd_help {
my ( $self, $msg, $args ) = @_;
$msg->reply('Some help...');
}
$self->bot->trigger( announce => 'Hello some channel' )
$self->bot->trigger( announce => 'Blah!' => '#random' )
package Supers::Bot;
# ABSTRACT: Soysuper jabber bot
use Moose;
use AnyEvent;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Connection;
use AnyEvent::XMPP::IM::Message;
use Mojo::SlackRTM;
use AnyEvent::HTTPD
Supers::Bot::SlackMessage
Supers::Bot::HttpMessage
require UNIVERSAL::require;
has user => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has password => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has slack_token => ( is => 'ro', required => 1 );
has httpd_port => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {6200} );
has plugins => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'ArrayRef', default => sub{[]} );
has _plugin => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'HashRef', default => sub{{}} );
has _cv => ( is => 'ro', default => sub {AnyEvent->condvar} );
has _xmpp => ( is => 'rw', lazy => 1, builder => '_build_xmpp', clearer => 'reset_connection' );
has _slack => ( is => 'ro', lazy => 1, default => sub { Mojo::SlackRTM->new(token => shift->slack_token) } );
has _httpd => ( is => 'ro', lazy => 1, default => sub { AnyEvent::HTTPD->new(port => shift->httpd_port) } );
sub BUILD {
my $self = shift;
$self->_init_plugins;
$self->_init_events;
$self->_init_slack;
$self->_init_httpd;
}
sub _init_httpd {
my $self = shift;
$self->_httpd->reg_cb(
'/' => sub {
shift->stop_request;
shift->respond({ content => ['text/plain', "Soysuper Bot"] })
},
'' => sub {
$self->trigger( message => Supers::Bot::HttpMessage->new(
httpd => shift,
req => shift
))
}
);
}
package Supers::Bot::HttpMessage;
use Moose;
has httpd => is => 'ro', required => 1;
has req => is => 'ro', required => 1;
has body => is => 'ro', lazy => 1,
default => sub { join ' ', grep {$_} split(/\//, shift->req->url->path) };
has from => is => 'ro', default => 'api-rest';
has channel => is => 'ro', default => '';
has _res =>
is => 'ro',
isa => 'ArrayRef[Str]',
traits => ['Array'],
default => sub {[]},
handles => {
responses => 'elements',
add_response => 'push',
has_response => 'count',
};
sub reply { shift->add_response(shift) }
sub DEMOLISH {
my ( $self, $is_global ) = @_;
return if $is_global;
$self->has_response
? $self->req->respond({ content => ['text/plain', join("\n\n", $self->responses)] })
: $self->req->respond ([ 404, 'not found', { 'Content-Type' => 'text/plain' }, 'Unknown action' ]);
}
__PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable;
$ curl http://bot.ss:6200/deploy/api
$ sc deploy api
$ sc deploy api + deploy workers - deploy app
#!/usr/bin/env perl
use common::sense;
use Mojo::UserAgent;
use Data::Dump qw/pp/;
my $ua = Mojo::UserAgent->new->inactivity_timeout(360)->request_timeout(360);
for my $plan ( get_plan(@ARGV) ) { Mojo::IOLoop->delay(@$plan)->wait }
sub get_plan {
my $base = 'http://deploy:6200/';
map {
my @tasks = @$_; [
sub{
my $delay = shift;
say '> '. pp(\@tasks);
$ua->get($_ => { 'ss-from' => $ENV{USER} } => $delay->begin) for map {$base.$_} @tasks;
},
sub{
my $delay = shift;
my $count = 0;
say '- '. $tasks[$count++].":\n". $_->res->body for @_;
say '< '. pp(\@tasks) . "\n";
}
]} map {[ split m|/\+/| ]} split( m|/\-/|, join('/', @_) )
}


| Version | Interface | Version | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All in one package for an easy and quick compilation on Linux without install |
Source code, all in one package | |||
| GUI | v0.7.96 (bz2 / gz) | |||
| CLI | v0.7.96 (bz2 / gz) | |||
| SO | v0.7.96 (bz2 / gz) | |||
| Split sources with .spec, .desc and debian dir for Linux package creation |
Source code, split packages | |||
| GUI/CLI | v0.7.96 (bz2 / gz) | requires libmediainfo | ||
| libmediainfo | v0.7.96 (bz2 / gz) | requires libzen | ||
| libzen | v0.4.35 | |||
| Sources with all third-party libs included, (for quick compilation with Microsoft Visual C++) |
Source code, All included | |||
| GUI/CLI | v0.7.96 | |||
| libmediainfo | v0.7.96 |


dialyzer
Module
Module Summary
Description
Dialyzer is a static analysis tool that identifies software discrepancies, such as definite type errors, code that has become dead or unreachable because of programming error, and unnecessary tests, in single Erlang modules or entire (sets of) applications.
Dialyzer starts its analysis from either debug-compiled BEAM bytecode or from Erlang source code. The file and line number of a discrepancy is reported along with an indication of what the discrepancy is about. Dialyzer bases its analysis on the concept of success typings, which allows for sound warnings (no false positives).
Using Dialyzer from the Command Line
Dialyzer has a command-line version for automated use. This section provides a brief description of the options. The same information can be obtained by writing the following in a shell:
dialyzer --help
For more details about the operation of Dialyzer, see section Using Dialyzer from the GUI in the User's Guide.
Exit status of the command-line version:
- 0
-
No problems were found during the analysis and no warnings were emitted.
- 1
-
Problems were found during the analysis.
- 2
-
No problems were found during the analysis, but warnings were emitted.
Usage:
dialyzer [--add_to_plt] [--apps applications] [--build_plt] [--check_plt] [-Ddefine]* [-Dname] [--dump_callgraph file] [files_or_dirs] [--fullpath] [--get_warnings] [--gui] [--help] [-I include_dir]* [--no_check_plt] [--no_native] [--no_native_cache] [-o outfile] [--output_plt file] [-pa dir]* [--plt plt] [--plt_info] [--plts plt*] [--quiet] [-r dirs] [--raw] [--remove_from_plt] [--shell] [--src] [--statistics] [--verbose] [--version] [-Wwarn]*
* denotes that multiple occurrences of the option are possible.
Options:
- --add_to_plt
-
The PLT is extended to also include the files specified with -c and -r. Use --plt to specify which PLT to start from, and --output_plt to specify where to put the PLT. Notice that the analysis possibly can include files from the PLT if they depend on the new files. This option only works for BEAM files.
- --apps applications
-
This option is typically used when building or modifying a PLT as in:
dialyzer --build_plt --apps erts kernel stdlib mnesia ...
to refer conveniently to library applications corresponding to the Erlang/OTP installation. However, this option is general and can also be used during analysis to refer to Erlang/OTP applications. File or directory names can also be included, as in:
dialyzer --apps inets ssl ./ebin ../other_lib/ebin/my_module.beam
- --build_plt
-
The analysis starts from an empty PLT and creates a new one from the files specified with -c and -r. This option only works for BEAM files. To override the default PLT location, use --plt or --output_plt.
- --check_plt
-
Check the PLT for consistency and rebuild it if it is not up-to-date.
- -Dname (or -Dname=value)
-
When analyzing from source, pass the define to Dialyzer. (**)
- --dump_callgraph file
-
Dump the call graph into the specified file whose format is determined by the filename extension. Supported extensions are: raw, dot, and ps. If something else is used as filename extension, default format .raw is used.
- files_or_dirs (for backward compatibility also as -c files_or_dirs)
-
Use Dialyzer from the command line to detect defects in the specified files or directories containing .erl or .beam files, depending on the type of the analysis.
- --fullpath
-
Display the full path names of files for which warnings are emitted.
- --get_warnings
-
Make Dialyzer emit warnings even when manipulating the PLT. Warnings are only emitted for files that are analyzed.
- --gui
-
Use the GUI.
- --help (or -h)
-
Print this message and exit.
- -I include_dir
-
When analyzing from source, pass the include_dir to Dialyzer. (**)
- --no_check_plt
-
Skip the PLT check when running Dialyzer. This is useful when working with installed PLTs that never change.
- --no_native (or -nn)
-
Bypass the native code compilation of some key files that Dialyzer heuristically performs when dialyzing many files. This avoids the compilation time, but can result in (much) longer analysis time.
- --no_native_cache
-
By default, Dialyzer caches the results of native compilation in directory $XDG_CACHE_HOME/erlang/dialyzer_hipe_cache. XDG_CACHE_HOME defaults to $HOME/.cache. Use this option to disable caching.
- -o outfile (or --output outfile)
-
When using Dialyzer from the command line, send the analysis results to the specified outfile rather than to stdout.
- --output_plt file
-
Store the PLT at the specified file after building it.
- -pa dir
-
Include dir in the path for Erlang. This is useful when analyzing files that have -include_lib() directives.
- --plt plt
-
Use the specified PLT as the initial PLT. If the PLT was built during setup, the files are checked for consistency.
- --plt_info
-
Make Dialyzer print information about the PLT and then quit. The PLT can be specified with --plt(s).
- --plts plt*
-
Merge the specified PLTs to create the initial PLT. This requires that the PLTs are disjoint (that is, do not have any module appearing in more than one PLT). The PLTs are created in the usual way:
dialyzer --build_plt --output_plt plt_1 files_to_include ... dialyzer --build_plt --output_plt plt_n files_to_include
They can then be used in either of the following ways:
dialyzer files_to_analyze --plts plt_1 ... plt_n
or
dialyzer --plts plt_1 ... plt_n -- files_to_analyze
Notice the -- delimiter in the second case.
- --quiet (or -q)
-
Make Dialyzer a bit more quiet.
- -r dirs
-
Same as files_or_dirs, but the specified directories are searched recursively for subdirectories containing .erl or .beam files in them, depending on the type of analysis.
- --raw
-
When using Dialyzer from the command line, output the raw analysis results (Erlang terms) instead of the formatted result. The raw format is easier to post-process (for example, to filter warnings or to output HTML pages).
- --remove_from_plt
-
The information from the files specified with -c and -r is removed from the PLT. Notice that this can cause a reanalysis of the remaining dependent files.
- --shell
-
Do not disable the Erlang shell while running the GUI.
- --src
-
Override the default, which is to analyze BEAM files, and analyze starting from Erlang source code instead.
- --statistics
-
Print information about the progress of execution (analysis phases, time spent in each, and size of the relative input).
- --verbose
-
Make Dialyzer a bit more verbose.
- --version (or -v)
-
Print the Dialyzer version and some more information and exit.
- -Wwarn
-
A family of options that selectively turn on/off warnings. (For help on the names of warnings, use dialyzer -Whelp.) Notice that the options can also be specified in the file with a -dialyzer() attribute. For details, see section Requesting or Suppressing Warnings in Source Files.
** options -D and -I work both from the command line and in the Dialyzer GUI; the syntax of defines and includes is the same as that used by erlc(1).
Warning options:
- -Werror_handling (***)
-
Include warnings for functions that only return by an exception.
- -Wno_behaviours
-
Suppress warnings about behavior callbacks that drift from the published recommended interfaces.
- -Wno_contracts
-
Suppress warnings about invalid contracts.
- -Wno_fail_call
-
Suppress warnings for failing calls.
- -Wno_fun_app
-
Suppress warnings for fun applications that will fail.
- -Wno_improper_lists
-
Suppress warnings for construction of improper lists.
- -Wno_match
-
Suppress warnings for patterns that are unused or cannot match.
- -Wno_missing_calls
-
Suppress warnings about calls to missing functions.
- -Wno_opaque
-
Suppress warnings for violations of opacity of data types.
- -Wno_return
-
Suppress warnings for functions that will never return a value.
- -Wno_undefined_callbacks
-
Suppress warnings about behaviors that have no -callback attributes for their callbacks.
- -Wno_unused
-
Suppress warnings for unused functions.
- -Wrace_conditions (***)
-
Include warnings for possible race conditions. Notice that the analysis that finds data races performs intra-procedural data flow analysis and can sometimes explode in time. Enable it at your own risk.
- -Wunderspecs (***)
-
Warn about underspecified functions (the specification is strictly more allowing than the success typing).
- -Wunknown (***)
-
Let warnings about unknown functions and types affect the exit status of the command-line version. The default is to ignore warnings about unknown functions and types when setting the exit status. When using Dialyzer from Erlang, warnings about unknown functions and types are returned; the default is not to return these warnings.
- -Wunmatched_returns (***)
-
Include warnings for function calls that ignore a structured return value or do not match against one of many possible return value(s).
The following options are also available, but their use is not recommended (they are mostly for Dialyzer developers and internal debugging):
- -Woverspecs (***)
-
Warn about overspecified functions (the specification is strictly less allowing than the success typing).
- -Wspecdiffs (***)
-
Warn when the specification is different than the success typing.
*** denotes options that turn on warnings rather than turning them off.
Using Dialyzer from Erlang
Dialyzer can be used directly from Erlang. Both the GUI and the command-line versions are also available. The options are similar to the ones given from the command line, see section Using Dialyzer from the Command Line.
Requesting or Suppressing Warnings in Source Files
Attribute -dialyzer() can be used for turning off warnings in a module by specifying functions or warning options. For example, to turn off all warnings for the function f/0, include the following line:
-dialyzer({nowarn_function, f/0}).
To turn off warnings for improper lists, add the following line to the source file:
-dialyzer(no_improper_lists).
Attribute -dialyzer() is allowed after function declarations. Lists of warning options or functions are allowed:
-dialyzer([{nowarn_function, [f/0]}, no_improper_lists]).
Warning options can be restricted to functions:
-dialyzer({no_improper_lists, g/0}).
-dialyzer({[no_return, no_match], [g/0, h/0]}).
For help on the warning options, use dialyzer -Whelp. The options are also enumerated, see function gui/1 below (WarnOpts).
Warning option -Wrace_conditions has no effect when set in source files.
Attribute -dialyzer() can also be used for turning on warnings. For example, if a module has been fixed regarding unmatched returns, adding the following line can help in assuring that no new unmatched return warnings are introduced:
-dialyzer(unmatched_returns).
Exports
format_warning(Msg) -> string()
Types
Get a string from warnings as returned by run/1.
gui() -> ok | {error, Msg}
gui(OptList) -> ok | {error, Msg}
Types
Dialyzer GUI version.
OptList :: [Option] Option :: {files, [Filename :: string()]} | {files_rec, [DirName :: string()]} | {defines, [{Macro :: atom(), Value :: term()}]} | {from, src_code | byte_code} %% Defaults to byte_code | {init_plt, FileName :: string()} %% If changed from default | {plts, [FileName :: string()]} %% If changed from default | {include_dirs, [DirName :: string()]} | {output_file, FileName :: string()} | {output_plt, FileName :: string()} | {check_plt, boolean()}, | {analysis_type, 'succ_typings' | 'plt_add' | 'plt_build' | 'plt_check' | 'plt_remove'} | {warnings, [WarnOpts]} | {get_warnings, bool()} WarnOpts :: error_handling | no_behaviours | no_contracts | no_fail_call | no_fun_app | no_improper_lists | no_match | no_missing_calls | no_opaque | no_return | no_undefined_callbacks | no_unused | race_conditions | underspecs | unknown | unmatched_returns | overspecs | specdiffs
plt_info(string()) -> {'ok', [{atom(), any()}]} | {'error', atom()}
Returns information about the specified PLT.
Types
Dialyzer command-line version.
Warnings :: [{Tag, Id, Msg}] Tag :: 'warn_behaviour' | 'warn_bin_construction' | 'warn_callgraph' | 'warn_contract_not_equal' | 'warn_contract_range' | 'warn_contract_subtype' | 'warn_contract_supertype' | 'warn_contract_syntax' | 'warn_contract_types' | 'warn_failing_call' | 'warn_fun_app' | 'warn_matching' | 'warn_non_proper_list' | 'warn_not_called' | 'warn_opaque' | 'warn_race_condition' | 'warn_return_no_exit' | 'warn_return_only_exit' | 'warn_umatched_return' | 'warn_undefined_callbacks' | 'warn_unknown' Id = {File :: string(), Line :: integer()} Msg = msg() -- Undefined


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BackGround(it: string) BackGroud function will make the playground background move. |
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BackGroundOnload(it: string) BackGroundOnload, make the background moving when the game been played. |
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BallBackOnload - a control of Ball back function. |
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BallOnload - a control of flying ball animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BaseChangeOnload - a control of Base change animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BatterHitOnload - a control of Batter hit animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BatterSwingOutOnload - a control of out animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BaseChangeOnload - a control of strike animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BatterTakeOnload - a control of take animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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BatterWaitOnload - a control of batter waiting animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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PitcherPitchOnload - a control of pitcherPitch anuation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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PitcherWaitOnload - a control of pitcher waiting animation, set the time interval of each frame. |
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SwitchSide(it: string) SwitchSide function is to swtich the side when the a new inning came out. |
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SwitchSideOnload(it: string) SwitchSideOnload will make switchside been recalled for a period of time. |
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chHit() Button method. |
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chPit() Button method. |
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ciHit() Button method. |
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ciPit() Button method. |
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clHit() Button method. |
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clPit() Button method. |
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coHit() Button method. |
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coPit() Button method. |
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drawPitchHit(this: object) drawPitchHit, this function is a control of stop the waiting animations and hidden the canvas to open the hit animation canvas. |
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drawSwingOut(this: object) This function is animation of swing but it is Out. |
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drawSwingStrike(this: object) This function is animation of strike. |
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drawTakeBall(this: object) This function is animation of batter decided take and it was a Ball |
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fhHit() Button method. |
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fhPit() Button method. |
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fiHit() Button method. |
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fiPit() Button method. |
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flHit() Button method. |
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flPit() Button method. |
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fsHit() Button method. |
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fsPit() Button method. |
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This method render the batter view html page with canvas and two table represent the action opinions and game log. |
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This method render the team member select html page with canvas. |
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This method render the index.html with canvas. |
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runTests() |
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seeFiled() |
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shHit() Button method. |
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shPit() Button method. |
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siHit() Button method. |
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siPit() Button method. |
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slHit() Button method. |
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slPit() Button method. |
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ssHit() Button method. |
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ssPit() Button method. |
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startGame(location: *) Initializes game object and the gui |
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strikeBackOnload - a control of strike back to normal function, set the time interval of each frame. |
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take() Button method. |
Static Public
public BackGround(it: string) source
import {BackGround} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BackGroud function will make the playground background move. It is a animation function.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| it | string | represented the side of img. Home will call blue, away will call red. |
public BackGroundOnload(it: string) source
import {BackGroundOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BackGroundOnload, make the background moving when the game been played.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| it | string | represented the side of img. Home will call blue, away will call red. |
public BallBackOnload() source
import {BallBackOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BallBackOnload - a control of Ball back function.
public BallOnload() source
import {BallOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BallOnload - a control of flying ball animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BaseChangeOnload() source
import {BaseChangeOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BaseChangeOnload - a control of Base change animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BatterHitOnload() source
import {BatterHitOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BatterHitOnload - a control of Batter hit animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BatterSwingOutOnload() source
import {BatterSwingOutOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BatterSwingOutOnload - a control of out animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BatterSwingStrikeOnload() source
import {BatterSwingStrikeOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BaseChangeOnload - a control of strike animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BatterTakeOnload() source
import {BatterTakeOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BatterTakeOnload - a control of take animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public BatterWaitOnload() source
import {BatterWaitOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
BatterWaitOnload - a control of batter waiting animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public PitcherPitchOnload() source
import {PitcherPitchOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
PitcherPitchOnload - a control of pitcherPitch anuation, set the time interval of each frame.
public PitcherWaitOnload() source
import {PitcherWaitOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
PitcherWaitOnload - a control of pitcher waiting animation, set the time interval of each frame.
public SwitchSide(it: string) source
import {SwitchSide} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
SwitchSide function is to swtich the side when the a new inning came out.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| it | string | represented the side of img. Home will call blue, away will call red. |
public SwitchSideOnload(it: string) source
import {SwitchSideOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
SwitchSideOnload will make switchside been recalled for a period of time.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| it | string | represented the side of img. Home will call blue, away will call red. |
public chHit() source
import {chHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public chPit() source
import {chPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public ciHit() source
import {ciHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public ciPit() source
import {ciPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public clHit() source
import {clHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public clPit() source
import {clPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public coHit() source
import {coHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public coPit() source
import {coPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public drawPitchHit(this: object) source
import {drawPitchHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
drawPitchHit, this function is a control of stop the waiting animations and hidden the canvas to open the hit animation canvas.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| this | object | is the object of the result of each action had been selected. |
public drawSwingOut(this: object) source
import {drawSwingOut} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
This function is animation of swing but it is Out.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| this | object | is the object of the result of each action had been selected. |
public drawSwingStrike(this: object) source
import {drawSwingStrike} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
This function is animation of strike.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| this | object | is the object of the result of each action had been selected. |
public drawTakeBall(this: object) source
import {drawTakeBall} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
This function is animation of batter decided take and it was a Ball
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| this | object | is the object of the result of each action had been selected. |
public fhHit() source
import {fhHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public fhPit() source
import {fhPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public fiHit() source
import {fiHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public fiPit() source
import {fiPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public flHit() source
import {flHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public flPit() source
import {flPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public fsHit() source
import {fsHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public fsPit() source
import {fsPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public initBatter() source
import {initBatter} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
This method render the batter view html page with canvas and two table represent the action opinions and game log. The size canvas will auto change with user web browser.
public initSelectTeam() source
import {initSelectTeam} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
This method render the team member select html page with canvas. The size canvas will auto change with user web browser.
public initStartPage() source
import {initStartPage} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
This method render the index.html with canvas. The size of canvas will auto change with user web browser size.
public shHit() source
import {shHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public shPit() source
import {shPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public siHit() source
import {siHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public siPit() source
import {siPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public slHit() source
import {slHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public slPit() source
import {slPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public ssHit() source
import {ssHit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide Slow Straight action.
public ssPit() source
import {ssPit} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when pitcher decide Slow Straight action.
public startGame(location: *) source
import {startGame} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Initializes game object and the gui
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| location | * | {string} The side the user is playing on - "home" or "away" |
public strikeBackOnload() source
import {strikeBackOnload} from 'big-league-baseball/src/Animation.js'
strikeBackOnload - a control of strike back to normal function, set the time interval of each frame.
public take() source
import {take} from 'big-league-baseball/src/main.js'
Button method. It will call when batter decide take action.


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DANCING AT LUGHNASA
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D.
Director: Pat O'Connor Writer: Brian Friel (play), Frank McGuinness Cast: Meryl Streep, Michael Gambon, Catherine McCormack, Kathy Burke, Sophie Thompson, Brid Brennan, Rhys Ifans, Darrell Johnston, Lorcan Cranitch, Peter Gowen, Dawn Bradfield, Marie Mullen, John Kavanagh, Katherine O'Toole
Recent films like "Pleasantville," "Waking Ned Devine," and "The Truman Show" convey the spirit of small-town life, all executed quite well with original ideas, creative expression, and satiric impact. But however intelligent they are, none bears the depth of character, the simultaneously earthy and mystical, romantic and hard-scrabble intensity of "Dancing at Lughnasa." Successfully made into a film from Brian Friel's notable play by director Pat O'Connor, "Dancing at Lughnasa" is now opened up, creating variety to the primarily verbal exchanges that took place on stages from the Abbey to Broadway some years back. Movies like this one make me realize still again why I gave up going to theater in favor of focusing on the cinema. How else but in photographer Kenneth MacMillan's camerawork could we marvel at the elegant framing device, which highlights a lad of eight years flying a kite which is illustrated with a countenance at once Celtic and pagan, letting his plaything glide optimistically into the sky, then tripping ominously and losing his hold on the trinket? Nor could staging, however shrewd, transport us to the craggy hills of the Emerald Isle, knolls over which a young lover would arrive unexpectedly by motorcycle and beyond which a rickety bus would carry home a lost old man ejected from service to lepers in Africa.
Rich in language as you'd expect from the writer of such works as "Philadelphia, Here I Come" and "A Month in the Country," Brian Friel's autobiographical tale is notable for capturing the ambiance of a particular time and place. More important, though, it celebrates the fortitude of five women, sisters who have lived together, all unmarried, in a land suffering from a dire shortage of eligible men. Through an potent analysis of their dissimilar characters, Frank McGuinness, who has adapted Mr. Friel's play to the screen, portrays a hardy bunch, often acquitting themselves as a quincunx of quidnuncs, who skirmish and forgive one another, following each minor tempest with a steaming cup of bracing tea. The story is narrated by Michael, a love child of one of the sisters, who looks back some years after a fateful summer of 1936 when things irrevocably changed for the family.
The title comes from the feast day honoring Lugh, the pagan god of music and light, a fellow whose renown bring forth a Dionysian gambol in the back hills of a small town in Donegal. During the feast of Lughnasa men and women dance about a fire, the men not unfriendly to the bottle occasionally dashing across the flames.  Two others bring home handiwork, making gloves for the sale in the town, but all are determined to find what happiness they can in what must seem to modern, urban denizens as an awfully grim existence.
Perhaps psychologists can have a field day analyzing how these women, presumably inheriting similar genes and carrying on their tasks in the same, circumscribed environment, could vary so much. Rose (Sophie Thompson) is simple-minded and bonds most closely with Agnes (Brid Brennan), who sees Rose as the child she has longed to have. Christina, the most attractive of the bunch, pines for her wandering boy friend, who motors through the village periodically and unexpectedly. Kate, known to some as a "righteous bitch" and who, in one point of genuine insight agrees with the harsh verdict, disapproves of pagan rituals and is appalled by dancing, especially if engaged in by "mature ladies"--which she considers her hardy band of women. Perhaps the most involving character is Father Jack Mundy (Michael Gambon), an all-but-defrocked priest, who has spent most of his career in Uganda with the aim of teaching Christianity but who has come back converted to paganism by the African people he has grown to love.
Director O'Connor has easily fulfilled what must have been his principal aim--to make a staged work with all the blocking and other conventions that the theater entails into a drama of cinematic interest. The linguistic richness comes across, words spoke with a variety of fascinating Irish accents which American actress Meryl Streep manages to maintain throughout, utterances which unfold the passions and unfulfilled dreams of the five women and the three men who have come into their lives. The muted nature of the enterprise makes one particular burst of passion all the more electrifying, as the old, shoddy radio they have named Marconi comes to life with lilting music bringing the five women to their feet in a explosion of dance.
Gerald McSorley's narration brings a special poignancy to the proceedings in an ensemble piece made particularly trenchant by Michael Gambon as a befuddled priest whose long affiliation with a people far different from him endows him with a humanity scarcely approached by the others of his clan.
Rated PG. Running Time: 94 minutes.(C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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Bolivia's interior minister accuses Morales of 'terrorism'
LA PAZ: Bolivia's interim government on Friday (Nov 22) filed a lawsuit accusing Evo Morales of "sedition and terrorism" after the ex-president called on supporters to maintain blockades in the crisis-hit country.
Interior Minister Arturo Murillo filed the complaint with federal prosecutors in La Paz, which has been choked by road blocks for weeks, causing food and fuel shortages in the capital.
"We are seeking the maximum penalty for sedition and terrorism," Murillo told reporters after launching legal action against Morales.
If Morales - who fled to Mexico after resigning on Nov 10 - were charged and convicted, he would face a maximum penalty of 30 years in jail.
The legal action against Morales - who was Bolivia's first indigenous president - comes as Congress debates when to hold new elections that are seen as crucial to quelling weeks of unrest that erupted after the disputed October 20 ballot.
Morales, who had been seeking a fourth term, claimed he won the vote, but opposition groups said it was rigged.
A poll audit by the Washington-based Organization of American States, found irregularities in the results.
At least 32 people have been killed in violence since the election, including 17 in clashes with security forces as anti-government protesters block main roads.
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Morales has accused Bolivian security forces of engaging in "genocide" against his indigenous supporters, and called for action by the international community.
The legal action comes after Murillo played a telephone recording to journalists on Wednesday, allegedly of Morales issuing instructions to a leader of the opposition movement in Bolivia.
"Don't let food into the cities, we're going to block, really encircle (the cities)," says the voice Murillo attributed to Morales.
Bolivia has lodged a formal protest to Mexico over Morales' remarks, saying they "contravened" his political asylum status, the foreign ministry said Thursday.
Morales, who claims to have been a victim of a coup after losing the support of the security forces, tweeted Thursday that the caretaker government's efforts to prosecute him were a "farce."
Attorney General Juan Lanchipa said Friday he would ask the foreign ministry to "inform Mexican authorities of the beginning of the investigation" involving Morales.
Interim President Jeanine Anez on Friday called on anti-government protesters to "let us govern" and lift the road blocks around La Paz.
Her remarks come a day after police tear gassed indigenous protesters who marched on the city with the coffins of five of the eight people killed in clashes at a key fuel plant Tuesday.


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"""number_conversion
The number_conversion module contains tools to convert features' data to
numbers.
"""
# IMPORT
import struct
# CLASSES
[docs]class NumberConversion(object):
"""This class helps to convert array of bytes to different formats, and
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[docs] @classmethod
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Args:
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"""
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[docs] @classmethod
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"""Return the signed short value of two bytes of the array in Little
Endian base order.
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# Python 3
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[docs] @classmethod
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Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('<i', struct.pack('cccc', *data[start : start + 4]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('<i', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_uint16(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the unsigned short value of two bytes of the array in Little
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('<H', struct.pack('cc', *data[start : start + 2]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('<H', data[start : start + 2])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_uint32(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the unsigned integer value of four bytes of the array in
Little Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
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# Python 3
return struct.unpack('<I', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_float(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the floating point value of four bytes of the array in Little
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('<f', struct.pack('cccc', *data[start : start + 4]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('<f', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def int16_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the two bytes array corresponding to the signed short value in
Little Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack("<i", value)[0:2]
[docs] @classmethod
def int32_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the signed integer value
in Little Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack("<q", value)[0:4]
[docs] @classmethod
def uint16_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the two bytes array corresponding to the unsigned short value
in Little Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack("<I", value)[0:2]
[docs] @classmethod
def uint32_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the unsigned integer
value in Little Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack("<Q", value)[0:4]
[docs] @classmethod
def float_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the floating point value
in Little Endian base order.
Args:
value (float): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack("<f", value)
[docs]class BigEndian(object):
"""This class implements the conversion from array of bytes to different
formats, and viceversa, in Big Endian base order.
"""
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_int16(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the signed short value of two bytes of the array in Big
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('>h', struct.pack('cc', *data[start : start + 2]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('>h', data[start : start + 2])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_int32(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the signed integer value of four bytes of the array in Big
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('>i', struct.pack('cccc', *data[start : start + 4]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('>i', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_uint16(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the unsigned short value of two bytes of the array in Big
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('>H', struct.pack('cc', *data[start : start + 2]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('>H', data[start : start + 2])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_uint32(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the unsigned integer value of four bytes of the array in Big
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('>I', struct.pack('cccc', *data[start : start + 4]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('>I', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def bytes_to_float(self, data, start = 0):
"""Return the floating point value of four bytes of the array in Big
Endian base order.
Args:
data (str): Input array of bytes that contains the value to convert.
start (int): Start index in the array of the value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding numerical value.
"""
# Python 2
#return struct.unpack('>f', struct.pack('cccc', *data[start : start + 4]))[0]
# Python 3
return struct.unpack('>f', data[start : start + 4])[0]
[docs] @classmethod
def int16_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the two bytes array corresponding to the signed short value in
Big Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack(">i", value)[2:4]
[docs] @classmethod
def int32_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the signed integer value
in Big Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack(">q", value)[4:8]
[docs] @classmethod
def uint16_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the two bytes array corresponding to the unsigned short value
in Big Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack(">I", value)[2:4]
[docs] @classmethod
def uint32_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the unsigned integer
value in Big Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack(">Q", value)[4:8]
[docs] @classmethod
def float_to_bytes(self, value):
"""Return the four bytes array corresponding to the floating point value
in Big Endian base order.
Args:
value (int): Value to convert.
Returns:
The corresponding array of bytes.
"""
return struct.pack(">f", value)


[[Erowid Note: IV injection of crushed pills/tablets can be very dangerous due to unknown binders and fillers present in the tablets.]
I have a couple of doctors writhing me scripts for Adderall. And up until tonight I had only considered it to be a weak, but nonetheless enjoyable, substitute for Methamphetamine. This experience that made me have new respect for Adderall.
Bored Saturday night, and I have a fresh bottle of Adderall XR.  DextroStat's 'balls' can be poured into hot coffee, which will melt the time release off, thus allowing one to ingest the full dose at once, I call it truckers coffee. However Adderall XR's 'balls' are alot tougher, the only way to get around the time release is to chew it up good (nasty taste) or crush the 'balls' between two spoons.
So I decided to try shooting it. I crushed 3 30mg capsules, for a total of 90 mg Amphetamine, using two spoons. I took a lot of work, because you have to completely powerdize the 'balls' or they wont dissolve. After cooking up my shot, I noticed the water/amphetamine mixture was a strange milky white color, but still looked shootable. Upon injection the Adderall took effect very quickly, before I even got the needle out of my arm. The feeling of the onset is amazing. The Rush starts with a lightheaded feeling similar to inhalants, but with an incredibly strong euphoric. An orgasm is about the best comparison I can think of.
The high (after the rush) is not as 'speedy' as I expected, less speedy that snorting or swallowing, however with a euphoria 10x stronger. I felt as if I where floating, no body weight at. Very similar feeling to smoking crack, but much longer lasting. The High only last for about an hour. Then comes back the bad part, the crash is much worse then snorting, and it took all my will power to stop my self form taking another shot. Shooting Speed is VERY addictive, all I wanted was another great rush. Overall an amazingly pleasurable, and then depressing experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


1 instantiation of DupInstruction
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\interpreter\StackOperations.cs (1)
94
internal static readonly DupInstruction Instance = new
DupInstruction
();
2 references to DupInstruction
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\interpreter\InstructionList.cs (1)
410
Emit(
DupInstruction
.Instance);
engine\interpreter\StackOperations.cs (1)
94
internal static readonly
DupInstruction
Instance = new DupInstruction();


The goal of rearcut is to triangulate polygons using the Ear clipping algorithm. This is also referred to as ear cutting and this package directly uses the Mapbox Javascript library earcut.
The original motivation for rearcut is to triangulate polygons for silicate.
A polygon and one of its possible triangulations by ear clipping.
library(rearcut)
minpoly_xy <- na.omit(minpoly)
nas <- which(is.na(minpoly$x_))
## this is the "indicate where holes start" convention
hole_index <- nas - (seq_along(nas) - 1)
op <- par(mfrow = c(1, 2))
plot(minpoly)
polypath(minpoly, col = "grey", rule = "evenodd")
## a little inconvenient, but we flip between NA-separated rings
## and a denser encoding
idx <- earcut(minpoly_xy, holes = hole_index)
plot(minpoly_xy)
jk <- apply(matrix(idx, nrow = 3), 2, function(ix) polygon(minpoly_xy[ix, ], col = "grey"))
par(op)
The basic function earcut
for generic data is to be called with x/y coordinates in x
(using the grDevices::xy.coords
conventions) and an optional marker index of where holes are.
## example data from polypath
## rather than separate rings by NA we indicate those positions
## (here the hole starts at 5 and is the only one)
x <- c(.1, .1, .9, .9, .2, .2, .8, .8)
y <- c(.1, .9, .9, .1, .2, .8, .8, .2)
library(rearcut)
ind <- earcut(cbind(x, y), holes = 5L)
rearcut:::plot_tri(x, y, ind, col = "grey")
The idea is that more specialist contexts will wrap this lower level.
More examples.
A polygon data set from the Mapbox test suite.
txt <- readLines("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mapbox/earcut/master/test/fixtures/water-huge.json")
library(dplyr)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'dplyr'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> filter, lag
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> intersect, setdiff, setequal, union
x <- jsonlite::fromJSON(txt) %>% purrr::map_df(tibble::as_tibble, .id = "poly")
x <- x %>% filter(poly == 1)
tri <- earcut(x[c("V1", "V2")])
rearcut:::plot_tri(x$V1, x$V2, tri)
A geographic data set, the outline and internal waters of Tasmania’s main island.
taslakes_xy <- na.omit(taslakes)
nas <- which(is.na(taslakes$x_))
## this is the "indicate where holes start" convention
hole_index <- nas - (seq_along(nas) - 1)
idx <- earcut(taslakes_xy, holes = hole_index)
plot(taslakes_xy, type = "n")
jk <- apply(matrix(idx, nrow = 3), 2, function(ix) polygon(taslakes_xy[ix, ], col = "grey", border = "#00000044"))
Rearcut may be installed from Github.
## install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("hypertidy/rearcut")
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.


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HTTPS
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