func CartesianProduct(s1, s2 ComparablePrincipalSets) comparablePrincipalSetPairs
CartesianProduct returns a comparablePrincipalSetPairs that is comprised of the combination of every possible pair of ComparablePrincipalSet such that the first element is in s1, and the second element is in s2.
func NewInquireableSignaturePolicy(sigPol *common.SignaturePolicyEnvelope) policies.InquireablePolicy
NewInquireableSignaturePolicy creates a signature policy that can be inquired, from a policy and a signature policy.
ComparablePrincipal defines an MSPPrincipal that can be compared to other principals
type ComparablePrincipal struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func NewComparablePrincipal(principal *msp.MSPPrincipal) *ComparablePrincipal
NewComparablePrincipal creates a ComparablePrincipal out of the given MSPPrincipal. Returns nil if a failure occurs.
func (cp *ComparablePrincipal) IsA(other *ComparablePrincipal) bool
IsA determines whether all identities that satisfy this ComparablePrincipal also satisfy the other ComparablePrincipal. Example: if this ComparablePrincipal is a Peer role, and the other ComparablePrincipal is a Member role, then all identities that satisfy this ComparablePrincipal (are peers) also satisfy the other principal (are members).
func (cp *ComparablePrincipal) IsFound(set ...*ComparablePrincipal) bool
IsFound returns whether the ComparablePrincipal is found among the given set of ComparablePrincipals For the ComparablePrincipal x to be found, there needs to be some ComparablePrincipal y in the set such that x.IsA(y) will be true.
func (cp *ComparablePrincipal) ToOURole() *ComparablePrincipal
ToOURole converts this ComparablePrincipal to OU principal, and returns nil on failure
func (cp *ComparablePrincipal) ToRole() *ComparablePrincipal
ToRole converts this ComparablePrincipal to MSP Role, and returns nil if the conversion failed
ComparablePrincipalSet aggregates ComparablePrincipals
type ComparablePrincipalSet []*ComparablePrincipal
func NewComparablePrincipalSet(set policies.PrincipalSet) ComparablePrincipalSet
NewComparablePrincipalSet constructs a ComparablePrincipalSet out of the given PrincipalSet
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) Clone() ComparablePrincipalSet
Clone returns a copy of this ComparablePrincipalSet
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) Contains(s *ComparablePrincipal) bool
Contains returns whether this ComparablePrincipalSet contains the given ComparablePrincipal. A ComparablePrincipalSet X contains a ComparablePrincipal y if there is a ComparablePrincipal x in X such that x.IsA(y). From here it follows that every signature set that satisfies X, also satisfies y.
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) IsContainedIn(set ComparablePrincipalSet) bool
IsContainedIn returns whether this ComparablePrincipalSet is contained in the given ComparablePrincipalSet. More formally- a ComparablePrincipalSet X is said to be contained in ComparablePrincipalSet Y if for each ComparablePrincipalSet x in X there is a ComparablePrincipalSet y in Y such that y.IsA(x) is true. If a ComparablePrincipalSet X is contained by a ComparablePrincipalSet Y then if a signature set satisfies Y, it also satisfies X, because for each x in X there is a y in Y such that there exists a signature of a corresponding identity such that the identity satisfies y, and therefore satisfies x too.
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) IsSubset(sets ComparablePrincipalSet) bool
IsSubset returns whether this ComparablePrincipalSet is a subset of the given ComparablePrincipalSet
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) String() string
String returns a string representation of this ComparablePrincipalSet
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSet) ToPrincipalSet() policies.PrincipalSet
ToPrincipalSet converts this ComparablePrincipalSet to a PrincipalSet
ComparablePrincipalSets aggregate ComparablePrincipalSets
type ComparablePrincipalSets []ComparablePrincipalSet
func Merge(s1, s2 ComparablePrincipalSets) ComparablePrincipalSets
Merge returns ComparablePrincipalSets that the underlying PrincipalSets consist of PrincipalSets that satisfy the endorsement policies that both ComparablePrincipalSets were derived of. More formally speaking, let EP1 and EP2 be endorsement policies, and P1 and P2 be the principal sets that each principal set p in P1 satisfies EP1, and each principal set p in P2 satisfies EP2. Denote as S1 and S2 the ComparablePrincipalSets derived from EP1 and EP2 respectively. Then, S = Merge(S1, S2) wields ComparablePrincipalSets such that every ComparablePrincipalSet s in S, satisfies both EP1 and EP2.
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSets) ExcludeIndices(mapping map[int][]int) ComparablePrincipalSets
ExcludeIndices returns a ComparablePrincipalSets without the given indices found in the keys
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSets) OfMapping(mapping map[int][]int, sets2 ComparablePrincipalSets) comparablePrincipalSetPairs
OfMapping returns comparablePrincipalSetPairs comprising only of the indices found in the given keys
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSets) Reduce() ComparablePrincipalSets
Reduce returns the ComparablePrincipalSets in a form such that no element contains another element. Every element that contains some other element is omitted from the result.
func (cps ComparablePrincipalSets) ToPrincipalSets() policies.PrincipalSets
ToPrincipalSets converts this ComparablePrincipalSets to a PrincipalSets


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Key Topics
The IntelliJ Platform is very large, and very capable, and its size and scope can initially be very daunting. This page is intended to list the key topics that a plugin author would be interested in, and provide quick links to the most common extension points.
Essential concepts
- Getting Started with plugins.
- Testing plugins.
- Component model - the IntelliJ Platform is a component based application, and is responsible for creating components and injecting dependencies. Understanding this is necessary for building plugins.
- Extension points - how to register components with extension points, and how to find out what extension points are available.
- Virtual files - all file access should go through the Virtual File System which abstracts and caches the file system. This means you can work with files that are on the local file system, in a zip file or are old versions from version control.
Code model
The IntelliJ Platform’s code model is called the PSI - the Program Structure Interface. The PSI parses code, builds indexes and creates a semantic model.
Common extension points
The IntelliJ Platform is extremely extensible, and most features and services can be extended. Some of the common extension points are:
- Actions - menu and toolbar items
- Code inspections - code analysis that looks at the syntax trees and semantic models and highlight issues in the editor.
- Intentions - context specific actions that are available in the Alt+Enter menu when the text caret is at a certain location.
- Code completion.
Last modified: 19 February 2020


title = "Showcase | City Game Studio" url = "/showcase/city-game-studio" layout = "showcase-item" description = "City Game Studio showcase page" is_hidden = 0 == {##} {% put title %} City Game Studio {% endput %} {% put author %} Binogure Studio {% endput %} {% put author_url %} https://www.binogure-studio.com/ {% endput %} {% put release_date %} December 2019 (Early Access) {% endput %} {% put platforms %} windows, macos, linux {% endput %} {% put description %}
January 1975, you've just created your own video game company. You are renting a tight place that allows you to develop your first game. Quickly, your games are successful and you already have to move, but it is up to you to cross the city to pick your next local. In the blink of an eye you are hiring artists to improve the visual aspect of your games. Next came developers and then testers.
 You will have to turn to video game editors who will carve out the lion's share. Chaining successes is the only way of getting rid of the publishers. Furthermore you will be able to publish your own publishing contracts. Then you will then be ready to dominate the market and buy back your competitors.
This game doesn’t have:
City Game Studio is inspired by marvelous games like


I have finally completed my Rails Portfolio Project!!!
I have to say, I am truly proud of myself. Seriously, look at how far I’ve come!!
Ok, on to business.
My project is a web version of my daily writing journal. At first I was going to take an easy way out. Make an app about video games or sports or something. However, my instructor told me to go with what I am passionate about. Boy was he right. Once I started, I just couldn’t stop. I feel that when you are passionate about an app, you are never truly done. You may find a point where the app can be used for what you intend it to be used for, but ideas are coming all the time about features and functions to add. With this app, I can use it each and every day just as I use my actual journal.
Each book is a year of my life. (I have a lot of journals) I typically title the book after the year I am in; however, I gave freedom to name the book any string the user would like. Along with the title, I give each book a quote. My quote is typically something that carries me day after day. Something I saw or heard that I just couldn’t get out of my head. Each book belongs to a user and has many chapters. A book also has many pages through chapters.
Each chapter is a month within the year. The title of a chapter free for the user to pick as a string. Each chapter has a main focus for the month. It can be school, health, family, or anything that comes to mind.
A chapter also has many important dates. I personally include birthdays, appointments, school check-ins and paydays. When the chapter is first created, it is preloaded with 4 important date fields. More important dates can be added on the chapter show page. The important dates are always listed in order of the date they fall on. Important dates can be edited and deleted as well.
Lastly, each day of the year is considered a page. Each page comes with a page number, calculated as the number of the day of the year - i.e. December 31, 2017 is page 365. Each page also displays the date next to the page number.
Each page has many tasks. When the page is created, the form is prepopulated with 4 tasks that can be added at the time of creation. Additional tasks may be added later, however they cannot be removed or edited. I did this because I like to keep myself accountable for completing what I need to do that day.
Each page also has many entries. Entries are listed on the page show template as a link of the time the entry was created. At the time of the pages creation, one entry can be created. From the page show page, additional entries may be added as well. Each entry show page displays the time the entry was created, the mood the user enters at the time of the entry, and the content of the entry.


This project provides manifests for the installation of rbenv (Ruby Version Management).
Install dependencies (Rubygems and Puppet):
sudo apt-get install rubygems puppet # Ubuntu/Debian
Apply the catalog of chosen modules(serverless install):
puppet apply ...
You can also download and install the module from puppet-forge via
puppet-module
by running:
puppet-module install alup/rbenv
You can use the module in your manifest with the following code:
class { "rbenv":
user => 'alup',
group => 'project'
home_dir => '/project'
compile => true,
version => '1.9.3-p125',
}
This will apply an rbenv installation under “alup” user home dir and will also compile ruby version 1.9.3-p125 to be ready for usage (It will also set it as the global rbenv version for this user).
If you want only an rbenv installation without compiling any ruby version,
then just set compile
parameter to false
(It
defaults to true
).
All the variables except for the user
, are optional.
If you want to just simulate (or smoke test) the installation of the module, just clone the repository and use the following command:
sudo puppet apply --noop --modulepath=$PWD/../ tests/init.pp
To run the tests, use bundle exec rake
. Before running the
tests, you should have run bundle install
to ensure all the
dependencies have been met.
Look at the TODO file.
MIT License. Copyright 2012 Andreas Loupasakis.


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Make great Spotify playlists while you work.
Environment
Node.js
Chromium
Electron
With thanks to the following
Bootstrap
electron-log
electron-store
font-awesome
menubar
spotify-web-api-node
Electron
electron-packager
electron-installer-dmg
electron-installer-windows


index of F. Davies
Hi,
I'm Frank Davies.
I have enjoyed making art since I was very
young.
(That is me in the background back in 1970,
...throwing pottery off
the lump while in high school.)
I have a few other interests which have
also developed over time,
...music, science, mathematics, manufactureing, and
logic in general.
Photograph of
Frank Davies (1969) courtesy of Bud Russell Photography
The following link is for my friends and family only.
If that's you,
please contact me for a password if needed.
If that's not you, please make
another selection above and refrain from breaking in, ...even if you can. Thank
you.
Enter Your password then hit submit
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All rights reserved


Red Sound DarkStar and DarkStar XP2
Single Patch Editor
This patch editor works on the DarkStar XP2 and (probably) the original DarkStar. It is not meant to work with the Vocoda.
Communicating with Edisyn
Set Protect to OFF (Utility 3). Set the Master MIDI Channel (Utility 8) to the same channel as Edisyn is using.
About the Menu
- The Swap Parts... menu lets you, well, swap two parts with one another.
- The Copy Part To... menu lets you copy a part to another part.
Hints
- The DarkStar has the ability to emit a single part as sysex. Edisyn can receive this data and place it in any part of your choosing.
Gotchas
The DarkStar's sysex is extremely limited.
- There is no way for Edisyn to request a patch. You will need to send a patch manually from the DarkStar via Save Program (Utility 5). Edisyn also responds to Save Part Voice (Utility 4) and Save All Programs (Utility 6 or 7).
- Similarly there is no way to request a merge. To do a merge, request one as usual, then manually send a single patch from the machine.
- The DarkStar cannot respond to individual patch parameter changes.
- Weirdly, if you send all patches to Edisyn (Save All Programs, Utility 6 or 7), they're not in order. Instead, you'll get patches 01, 17, 33, ... etc., then 02, 18, 34, ..., then 03, 19, 35, ..., then 04, 20, 36, ...
| By
| Sean Luke and V. Hoyle
|
| Date
| October 2019
|


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Your Details
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Insurance Offer
Quote Ref
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Policy Cover Period
Policy Cover Details
Quote Premium
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.drip.market.definition |
IBOR, FX, Overnight Index Container
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| org.drip.market.exchange |
Deliverable Swap, STIR, Treasury Futures
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| org.drip.product.creator |
Streams and Products Construction Utilities
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| org.drip.product.credit |
Credit Products - Components and Baskets
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| org.drip.product.definition |
Fixed Income Components/Baskets Definitions
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| org.drip.product.fra |
Standard/Market FRAs - Caps/Floors
|
| org.drip.product.fx |
FX Forwards, Cross Currency Swaps
|
| org.drip.product.govvie |
Treasury Bills, Notes, Bonds, Futures
|
| org.drip.product.option |
Options on Fixed Income Components
|
| org.drip.product.params |
Fixed Income Product Customization Parameters
|
| org.drip.service.template |
Curve Construction Product Builder Templates
|
| org.drip.state.creator |
Scenario State Curve/Surface Builders
|
| org.drip.state.curve |
Basis Spline Based Latent States
|
| org.drip.state.fx |
FX Latent State Estimator Curve
|
| org.drip.state.identifier |
Latent State Identifier Labels
|
| org.drip.state.nonlinear |
Nonlinear (i.e., Boot) Latent State Construction
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LastTradingDateSetting
LastTradingDateSeting contains the Last Trading Date Generation Scheme for the given Option.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BondStream
BondStream is the place-holder for the bond's period generation parameters.
|
| CDXRefDataParams
CDXRefDataParams contains the complete set of reference data that corresponds to the contract of a
standard CDX.
|
| CouponSetting
CouponSetting contains the coupon type, schedule, and the coupon amount for the component.
|
| CreditSetting
CreditSetting contains the credit related valuation parameters - use default pay lag, use curve or the
component recovery, component recovery, credit curve name, and whether there is accrual on default.
|
| FloaterSetting
FloaterSetting contains the component's floating rate parameters.
|
| IdentifierSet
IdentifierSet contains the component's identifier parameters - ISIN, CUSIP, ID, and ticker.
|
| NotionalSetting
NotionalSetting contains the product's notional schedule and the amount.
|
| QuoteConvention
QuoteConvention contains the Component Market Convention Parameters - the quote convention, the
calculation type, the first settle date, and the redemption amount.
|
| TerminationSetting
TerminationSetting class contains the current "liveness" state of the component, and, if inactive, how it
entered that state.
|
| TreasuryBenchmarks
TsyBmkSet contains the treasury benchmark set - the primary treasury benchmark, and an array of secondary
treasury benchmarks.
|
| Validatable
Validatable interface defines the validate function, which validates the current object state.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BondStream
BondStream is the place-holder for the bond's period generation parameters.
|
| CouponSetting
CouponSetting contains the coupon type, schedule, and the coupon amount for the component.
|
| CreditSetting
CreditSetting contains the credit related valuation parameters - use default pay lag, use curve or the
component recovery, component recovery, credit curve name, and whether there is accrual on default.
|
| EmbeddedOptionSchedule
EmbeddedOptionSchedule is a place holder for the embedded option schedule for the component.
|
| FloaterSetting
FloaterSetting contains the component's floating rate parameters.
|
| IdentifierSet
IdentifierSet contains the component's identifier parameters - ISIN, CUSIP, ID, and ticker.
|
| NotionalSetting
NotionalSetting contains the product's notional schedule and the amount.
|
| QuoteConvention
QuoteConvention contains the Component Market Convention Parameters - the quote convention, the
calculation type, the first settle date, and the redemption amount.
|
| TerminationSetting
TerminationSetting class contains the current "liveness" state of the component, and, if inactive, how it
entered that state.
|
| TreasuryBenchmarks
TsyBmkSet contains the treasury benchmark set - the primary treasury benchmark, and an array of secondary
treasury benchmarks.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BondStream
BondStream is the place-holder for the bond's period generation parameters.
|
| CouponSetting
CouponSetting contains the coupon type, schedule, and the coupon amount for the component.
|
| CreditSetting
CreditSetting contains the credit related valuation parameters - use default pay lag, use curve or the
component recovery, component recovery, credit curve name, and whether there is accrual on default.
|
| EmbeddedOptionSchedule
EmbeddedOptionSchedule is a place holder for the embedded option schedule for the component.
|
| FloaterSetting
FloaterSetting contains the component's floating rate parameters.
|
| IdentifierSet
IdentifierSet contains the component's identifier parameters - ISIN, CUSIP, ID, and ticker.
|
| NotionalSetting
NotionalSetting contains the product's notional schedule and the amount.
|
| QuoteConvention
QuoteConvention contains the Component Market Convention Parameters - the quote convention, the
calculation type, the first settle date, and the redemption amount.
|
| TerminationSetting
TerminationSetting class contains the current "liveness" state of the component, and, if inactive, how it
entered that state.
|
| TreasuryBenchmarks
TsyBmkSet contains the treasury benchmark set - the primary treasury benchmark, and an array of secondary
treasury benchmarks.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LastTradingDateSetting
LastTradingDateSeting contains the Last Trading Date Generation Scheme for the given Option.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CTDEntry
CTDEntry implements the Bond Futures CTD Entry Details.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| LastTradingDateSetting
LastTradingDateSeting contains the Last Trading Date Generation Scheme for the given Option.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BondStream
BondStream is the place-holder for the bond's period generation parameters.
|
| CDXIdentifier
CDXIdentifier implements the creation and the static details of the all the NA, EU, SovX, EMEA, and ASIA
standardized CDS indexes.
|
| CDXRefDataParams
CDXRefDataParams contains the complete set of reference data that corresponds to the contract of a
standard CDX.
|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| EmbeddedOptionSchedule
EmbeddedOptionSchedule is a place holder for the embedded option schedule for the component.
|
| Validatable
Validatable interface defines the validate function, which validates the current object state.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CurrencyPair
CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the
PIP Factor.
|


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out of `*randomness* `__. “No, I can't figure out how
to interface Unix to my toaster, and yes, I have RTFM.” Unlike sense 1,
this use is considered polite. See also `*FM* <../F/FM.html>`__,
`*RTFAQ* `__, `*RTFB* `__,
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Rules of the ping pong game
You will enter a positive whole number into the text box below and the program will output all numbers from 1 to your inputted number.
With a few exeptions listed below
- Numbers divisable by 3 display as "ping"
- Numbers divisable by 5 display as "pong"
- Numbers divisible by 3 and 5 display as "pingpong"


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Right click at vertex for make an edge that connect between them
Press SPACE for analyze your graph
Press H for help
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Compatible I/O Boards
The following is a list of I/O boards that have been successfully tested with Breakout.
Official Arduino Boards
- Arduino Due, Zero, 101
- Arduino Yun and Leonardo
- Arduino Uno
- Arduino Fio
- Arduino Mega 2560 (all pins are usable)
Arduino-compatible boards
- Teensy 2.0, Teensy++ 2.0
- Teensy 3.0/3.1/3.2, Teensy LC
The following boards should work with Breakout, but have not yet been tested
- Arduino Pro
- Arduino Pro Mini
- Arduino Mini (newer version)
- Arduino Nano (newer version)
- Arduino LilyPad (newer version)
- Arduino Duemilanove
- Arduino Diecimila


Hydroelectricity simulation
Works with processing.js and bacon.js
TODO:
1. Coordinate system
2. Time


Copy&pasting and tweaking functions in spreadsheets slows you down.
Let’s get back to the creative work again.
| A | B | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 81% | of businesses use spreadsheet |
| 2 | 50% | of time can be spent manipulating data |
| 3 | 90% | of spreadsheets contain errors |
| 4 | 38 | years since last innovation |
| 5 | And data are copied over and over again. |
Apps and productivity tools rarely fit and integrate with our workflow.
So we seek for a workaround.
Anyone can create a spreadsheet to store their data as they want.
In the growing amount of data, we finally need computers to perform the tremendous job for us.
No more copy&paste, always reference the up-to-date records in another collection.
Switch from tables to the visual side - see the records in calendar, map, Gantt, agile board, pivot table etc.
Remember when you played with Lego®. Shape your data building blocks. Lumeer becomes your guide.
What is your next spreadsheet project? What data do you need to manage? Tell us how Lumeer could help you!


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Because I do deep songs it’s difficult to get artistes to collaborate with me – Akwaboah
by MyNewsGHHighlife musician, Akwaboah says because he does extremely good songs, he finds difficulty in getting artistes with his level of thinking to collaborate with.
He made this known when he spoke on YFM in an interview.
He said “With the kind of songs I do, I struggle to get collaborations. If the song is good, how do you get someone deep like you to work on it?”
Akwaboah said he only does collaborations with deep writers and artistes whose songs move him.
Source:MyNewsGh.com/Ayeh Offei-Akoto/2019


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Pigeons
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Women and Child
Mohen-jo-Daro
Still Life
Picasso Series
Events
JNM Inaugration
Tree Plantation Ceremony
Karachi Art Festival
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The Irish Summer is finally here and we can look forward to lots of races on the track. The Dublin Athletics Graded Track and Field series kicked off on April 27th and it was great to see some PB's posted on the back of of work put into the cross country season.
Looking back through April, there was a lot to cheer.
Well done to our athletes who competed in the Paris Marathon on April 3rd and posted personal best times.
There was M50 Team Gold in the AAI National 10k incorporated into the Great Ireland Run with Tom O'Connor winning gold and Arnaud Benjacar taking silver in their individual categories. Joe Cooper is the LVAC Winter League Champion 2022 having won the last 2 Mile Road Race to seal his table topping performance ahead of Sinead McDonald and John Touhy.
There were some fine performances also at the AAI National Road Relay Championships on April 20th.
Congratulations to Lea Fulcher who won gold in the M45 race and also scored on the Dublin Team who claimed silver at the Leinster Novice Masters Road Championships in Gowran, Co. Kilkenny on April 30th


Vachan Online
VachanOnline.com is the premier Bible study website in Indian languages. It is part of The Vachan Project to provide free access to digital scripture engagement resources. It is an initiative of Friends of Agape (FOA), USA. The content herein is not for reuse or redistribution in any other format or platform without explicit permission.
Technology Partner
Bridge Connectivity Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Source Code
Forked from Digital Bible Society’s Browser Bible-3(InScript) by John Dyer on GitHub
Release Notes (30/11/2018) v0.5 Beta
Content Additions:
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Added Easy-to-Read Version Indian language Bibles to Bible section
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Added Mathew Henry Concise Bible Commentary & Easton Bible Dictionary to the Study Helps section
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Added Hindi biblical maps in a separate section in Hindi IRV Bible
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Added available Hindi videos of The Bible Project Read Scripture series
Feature Additions:
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Added a website tour feature on in English & Hindi to aid new users for site navigation
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Added feedback feature on the homepage
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Integrated a video player.
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Added language & version filter for Bibles Section
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Added 'Introduction' tab for easier display of Bible book context info in Hindi IRV Notes
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Added multi verse-view pop-up feature for Hindi IRV Bible cross-references
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Added multi verse-view pop-up feature for Hindi IRV Dictionary
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Added word cross-linking feature in Hindi IRV Dictionary
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Added Strong's word info pop-up feature (English) for Hindi IRV Dictionary
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Changed website colors
Bug Fixes:
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Fixed incorrect display in Audio section while toggling between Bible audio files
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Fixed incorrect display of Hindi letters in Hindi IRV Dictionary
Operations Update:
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Added more storage space on the servers.
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Disabled text selection on the website
Release Notes (21/9/2018) v0.4 Beta
Content Additions
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Compiled a Hindi-IRV Dictionary from Hindi translationWords and added to the Study Helps Section.
Content Updates
- Updated latest revision of Hindi IRV Bible and Hindi IRV Notes in the Bibles and Study Helps Sections respectively.
Feature Additions
- Tagged Dominical words (those spoken by Jesus Christ) in Hindi-IRV in red.
- Incorporated pop-up feature in Hindi IRV Bible for IRV cross-reference verses.
- Incorporated pop-up feature in English ULB Bible for ULB footnotes.
Bug Fixes
- Sorted issue of multiple section headings in Assamese IRV, Bengali IRV, Kannada IRV, Odia IRV & Punjabi IRV.
- Fixed formatting issues in various Bibles texts.
- Fixed formatting issues in the Hindi-IRV Notes of Study Helps Section.
- Fixed incorrect display in Book-Chapter-Verse drop-down in Bibles Section.
- Removed duplicate images in the Images Section.
Operations Update
- Added https://www. to vachanonline.com
- Re-directed vachanonline.net to vachanonline.com
Release Notes (31/8/2018) v0.3 Beta
New Content Added
- Added the following English Bible translations to Bible Section:
- Bible in Basic English (BBE)
- English Standard Version (ESV)
- King James Version (KJV)
- New International Version (NIV)
- World English Bible (WEB)
- Added the following to Study Helps Section:
- Summarized Bible
- Added Hindi tNotes (New Testament) to the Hindi IRV Notes
- Added the following resource in Audio Section
- The audio version of John Hindi IRV translation
Updates & Bug Fixes
- Updated metadata of all ULB, UDB and all IRV Bible translations.
- Fixed issue of multiple section headings in Odia IRVs Bible translations.
- Fixed issue of missing chapters and verses in ULB & UDB due to source file changes.
- Fixed issue of missing content/incorrect fetching of notes in Hindi IRV Notes
- Fixed issue of verse-to-verse alignment in Bibles with IRV notes.
- Fixed issue of missing/broken links images/maps and links
Release Notes (30/7/2018) v0.2 Beta
New features/functionality
- Added Urdu Indian Revised Version (NT)
- Added Vachan Online logo and favicon
Improvements to existing features/functions
Integrated section headings for the following Bible translations
- Assamese IRV (OT & NT)
- Bengali IRV (OT & NT)
- Hindi IRV (OT & NT)
- Kannada IRV (OT & NT)
- Malayalam IRV (NT)
- Marathi IRV (NT)
- Odia IRV (OT & NT)
- Punjabi IRV (OT & NT)
- Tamil IRV (OT & NT)
- Telugu IRV (NT)
Added the Audio Versions for the following books of the Hindi IRV Bible:
- Galatians - Hindi IRV
- Philippians - Hindi IRV
- Romans - Hindi IRV
- 2 Peter - Hindi IRV
Bug fixes
- Fixed site to always open to a default setting and not to last used settings.
- Fixed missing verses issues in some IRV Bible texts.
- Resolved Study Helps section & Audio section drop-down issues due to auto book name changes.
- Sorted out unwanted tags/characters issues in ULT & UST Bible texts.
Operations update
- Updated metadata of all IRVs.
- Improved SEO and updated VO description in Google search result.
- Integrated Google Analytics
Release Notes (6/7/2018) Version 0.1 Beta
- Bibles - 11 Indian Languages + 2 English + 2 Hebrew + 2 Greek
- Study Helps - 1 Hindi + 1 English +
- Illustrations - 1100 Images
- Audio Bibles - Hindi (23 Books)
Contact Us
thevachanproject@gmail.com


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Little Heroes
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Deprecated component. More...
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| void | Upgrade () |
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| UIButtonKeys | selectOnClick |
| UIButtonKeys | selectOnUp |
| UIButtonKeys | selectOnDown |
| UIButtonKeys | selectOnLeft |
| UIButtonKeys | selectOnRight |
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| Constraint | constraint = Constraint.None |
| If a selection target is not set, the target can be determined automatically, restricted by this constraint. More... | |
| GameObject | onUp |
| Which object will be selected when the Up button is pressed. More... | |
| GameObject | onDown |
| Which object will be selected when the Down button is pressed. More... | |
| GameObject | onLeft |
| Which object will be selected when the Left button is pressed. More... | |
| GameObject | onRight |
| Which object will be selected when the Right button is pressed. More... | |
| GameObject | onClick |
| Which object will get selected on click. More... | |
| bool | startsSelected = false |
| Whether the object this script is attached to will get selected as soon as this script is enabled. More... | |
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| override void | OnEnable () |
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| virtual void | OnDisable () |
| GameObject | GetLeft () |
| GameObject | GetUp () |
| GameObject | GetDown () |
| GameObject | Get (Vector3 myDir, bool horizontal) |
| virtual void | OnKey (KeyCode key) |
| virtual void | OnClick () |
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| enum | Constraint { Constraint.None, Constraint.Vertical, Constraint.Horizontal, Constraint.Explicit } |
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| static BetterList< UIKeyNavigation > | list = new BetterList<UIKeyNavigation>() |
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| UIButtonKeys UIButtonKeys.selectOnRight |
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The getMonth() method returns the month as a number:
You can use an array to display the name of the month:


Here is an example of using a snippet of a screenplay within other content flow.
Joe catches his breath as he leans against the podium at the front of the room.
April and Joe look out across the room - rows of empty chairs and nary a person in sight.
She takes three deep breaths. Then April looks at her watch and smiles.
More content following the snippet.


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| tcs3200 (hwlib::target::pin_out &s0_, hwlib::target::pin_out &s1_, hwlib::target::pin_out &s2_, hwlib::target::pin_out &s3_, hwlib::target::pin_in &sensor_out_) | |
| Constructor of the tcs3200 class. More... | |
| int | read_red () |
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| int | read_green () |
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| int | read_blue () |
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| void | off () |
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| bool | check (const rgb &color) |
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| rgb | read_rgb () |
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| int | accuracy = 10 |
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| hwlib::pin_direct_from_out_t | s0 |
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| hwlib::pin_direct_from_out_t | s1 |
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| hwlib::pin_direct_from_out_t | s2 |
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| hwlib::pin_direct_from_out_t | s3 |
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| hwlib::pin_direct_from_in_t | sensor_out |
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TCS3200 sensor.
This class is made for the TCS3200 color sensor. The TCS3200 outputs a square wave with differing frequency.
The TCS3200 has a current to frequency converter build in.
This class uses that frequency to convert it back to the color value.
Link to the TCS3200 Datasheet
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Constructor of the tcs3200 class.
This constructor sets the pins as members and sets the chip's frequency scaler to 20%.
| s0_ | This is a hwlib::target::pin_out for the s0 pin on the sensor. |
| s1_ | This is a hwlib::target::pin_out for the s1 pin on the sensor. |
| s2_ | This is a hwlib::target::pin_out for the s2 pin on the sensor. |
| s3_ | This is a hwlib::target::pin_out for the s3 pin on the sensor. |
| sensor_out_ | This is a hwlib::target::pin_in for the sensor_out pin on the sensor. |
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Checks the color to a rgb variable.
This funtion checks the sensor data to the given rgb variable.
| color | This is a rgb variable used for the check. |
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Turns off the sensor.
This funtion sets s0 and s1 to false. This means that the sensor goes into sleep mode.
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Read funtion.
Reads the output of the sensor. This funtion does nothing if the sensor is in sleep mode.
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Reads the blue color as an int.
Reads the sensor for the blue color. The return is an average of 5 runs.
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Reads the green color as an int.
Reads the sensor for the green color. The return is an average of 5 runs.
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Reads the red color as an int.
Reads the sensor for the red color. The return is an average of 5 runs.
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Reads the color as a rgb variable.
This funtion reads the color of the sensor and returns the colors as a rgb variable.


Can you help with the troubleshooting of being unable to login using old version? I just did a git pull and there are some changes not quite right ....
According to the troubleshooting website, I manually add in a small function call ... http://emoncms.org/site/docs/troubleshooting
But I can't login ..
I edited the call, trying
include('Lib/dbschemasetup.php');
db_schema_setup(load_db_schema());
in index.php
however, getting …
Warning: Missing argument 3 for db_schema_setup(), called in /var/www/emoncms/index.php on line 44 and defined in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/dbschemasetup.php on line 18
Warning: key() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in /var/www/emoncms/Lib/dbschemasetup.php on line 21
Clearly the instructions have changed … any ideas??
Thanks
Re: Old version help?
So, am I right in thinking that the new emoncms version has overwritten the place for the old version on github?
If so, that's really annoying! My heating systems and monitoring systems are all using this, and by updating (with too much bravado) my own personal plugins are now failing too. In fact, all my systems have failed as I cannot get in to update the db via the CMS. So, looks like I will be working this evening. Damn. Just spent the last hour figuring it all out, updating all my Pi's ... I won't bother trying to roll back to an old version or anything, now I'm here I have to move forward.
Appreciate some advice on this too .. I have an mqtt import plugin based on raspberrypi plugin (https://github.com/elyobelyob/mqtt) .. it seems the *_run.php file has changed how it connects with everything (probably for the better with more OO approach). Anything else changed?
Thanks
Re: Old version help?
Actually, I see emoncms3 is still seperated. I guess I may as well move to that and hope for the best!
Re: Old version help?
In answer to my first question in the first post ..
db_schema_setup($mysqli,load_db_schema(),true);
Right .. database up to date ... :)
Re: Old version help?
Trystan says to follow the steps here http://emoncms.org/site/docs/upgrading setting $updatelogin = true; and then run the database updater http://localhost/emoncms/admin/view
Re: Old version help?
Does anyone else run their system on a bespoke port? I previously rewrote the raspberrypi_run to write direct to the db, which I've now lost. Do I need to fill in the remote emoncms server details for domain:3333 as a domain name?
Re: Old version help?
Thanks will look through that. Not sure what version I have upgraded too.
Re: Old version help?
Sometimes the version information is in the readme.md file. The released Version 5 and the 'dev' version that preceded it are both labelled "# Emoncms v5.0". The version that preceded it was just "# Emoncms".
[I copied the "v5.0" line into each of the major source files so I know which version I have installed. The version information really ought to be in every file.]
Re: Old version help?
Well, after a number of hours, I've managed to get the system back up. One major thing I noticed was hat the remote server reply had a blank line, which meant that $result[0] failed to fetch 't' .. $result[1] works. Not sure why .. as I bodged to get going.
Also, a lot of my inputs weren't converted to the new node id (i.e. moving from node45_1_1 to 1) etc ...
Basically, I altered both raspberrypi_model and raspberrypi_model .. some of it to allow handling ports.
I guess I need to work out how to submit these changes to dev, get events working again and find out how to rewrite my mqtt plugin.
At least now my heating system will be back online (although my fall back worked perfectly, which was to switch back to the stock drayton controller).
All I had wanted to do was update to get quicker multigraphs ;)


Lamb Of God’s Mark Morton Has Announced A UK Tour
Lamb Of God guitarist Mark Morton has announced an acoustic tour of the UK.
Mark Morton – Lamb Of God’s guitarist extraordinaire – has announced his first-ever solo tour outside of America.
The six-stringer will be hitting UK shores for a five-date run early next year in support of his album Anesthetic, which was released earlier in 2019 via Spinefarm Records. Mark has previously played across the pond for a surprise set at this summer’s Download Festival, of course, but this will be his first proper run of shows.
“I’m thrilled to announce this very special acoustic tour of the UK!” Mark enthuses. “We had such an amazing time with the acoustic set at Download and I’m really looking forward to expanding on that experience with these upcoming shows. Joining me once again will be Mark Morales on vocals and guitarist extraordinaire, Joe Harvatt. We’ll be performing acoustic versions of many of the songs from Anesthestic and a few covers of some of our favourite tunes. We’ll also be debuting some new original material as well!
Read this next: 19 rock stars who worked regular jobs before they became rock stars
“I couldn’t be more excited for this opportunity to play these intimate shows with my friends all over the UK Look forward to seeing you all!”
Catch Mark Morton live at the following dates:
January 2020
8 Bristol Thekla
9 Manchester Academy 3
10 Glasgow SWG3
11 Birmingham O2 Academy 2
12 London Camden Underworld
Next year should be pretty busy for Mark, given that he’s also got a potential album with Lamb Of God coming, too; the shredder revealed back in June that the follow-up to 2015’s VII: Sturm Und Drang is “under way”.
When asked about the pressure going into album number nine, he revealed: “I don’t think any more than usual. The new material is always really important to us, and it is this time as well. So we’re really putting a lot of ourselves into it and a lot of our personal experience and a lot of good energy going into it. But at this point, I don’t think there’s any pressure, except just to document where we are at this point in our career and feel good about it.”
Read this next: Lamb Of God’s Randy Blythe – The 10 songs that changed my life


StoCAS layout test
Elastic Constraints
Elastic Frequency:
Elastic Damping:
Key/Mouse
Physics Control
R
Reset
Left click (hold)
Manipulate body under cursor
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Getting a WebGL Implementation
StoCAS


If we abolish our negative habits and accomplish our bullish ambitions, then we can truly realize our vast potential as human beings. [G|D]
Although it may be tempting to be churlish and demolish our opponents with devilish schemes, it is ultimately far more beneficial to find common ground and work towards a win-win solution. [G|D]
We must not embellish the truth with ghoulish exaggerations and hellish misrepresentations, as it will only serve to create confusion and mistrust. [G|D]
We should relish in our small victories, enjoy the ticklish moments of life, and appreciate all that we have been blessed with. [G|D]


Basic Usage
Esprima runs on web browsers (IE 6+, Firefox 1+, Safari 3+, Chrome 1+, Konqueror 4.6+, Opera 8+) as well as Node.js.
In a web browser
Just include the source file:
<script src="esparse.js"></script>
The module esprima
will be available as part of the global window object:
var syntax = esprima.parse('var answer = 42');
Since Esprima supports AMD (Asynchronous Module Definition), it can be loaded via a module loader such as RequireJS:
require(['esprima'], function (parser) { // Do something with parser, e.g. var syntax = parser.parse('var answer = 42'); console.log(JSON.stringify(syntax, null, 4)); });
With Node.js
Esprima is available as a Node.js package, install it using npm:
npm install esprima
Load the module with require
and use it:
var esprima = require('esprima'); console.log(JSON.stringify(esprima.parse('var answer = 42'), null, 4));
With Rhino
Note: This would be available soon.
Parsing Interface
Basic usage:
esprima.parse(code, options);
The output of the parser is the syntax tree formatted in JSON, see the following Syntax Tree Format section.
Available options so far:
- loc: When set to true, line and column-based location info will be added to each syntax node.
- range: When set to true, an index-based location range array will be added to each syntax node.
- raw: When set to true, every literal has an additional property called raw which stores the actual verbatim source.
- tokens: When set to true, an extra list of array is included in the output, containing all found tokens during parsing.
- comment: When set to true, there will be additional array containing the list of all found line and block comments.
By default, every option mentioned above is false.
The easiest way to see the different output based on various option settings is to use the online parser demo.
Examples
Detect Nested Ternary Conditionals
The script detectnestedternary.js
in the examples/
subdirectory is using Esprima to look for a ternary conditional, i.e. operator ?:, which is immediately followed (in one of its code paths) by another ternary conditional. The script can be invoked from the command-line with Node.js:
node detectnestedternary.js /some/path
An example code fragment which will be flagged by this script as having a nested ternary conditional:
var str = (age < 1) ? "baby" : (age < 5) ? "toddler" : (age < 18) ? "child": "adult";
which will yield the following report:
Line 1 : Nested ternary for "age < 1" Line 2 : Nested ternary for "age < 5"
Find Possible Boolean Traps
The script findbooleantrap.js
in the examples/
subdirectory is using Esprima to detect some possible cases of Boolean trap, i.e. the use of Boolean literal which may lead to ambiguities and lack of readability. The script can be invoked from command-line with Node.js:
node findbooleantrap.js /some/pathIt will search for all files (recursively) in the given path, try to parse each file, and then look for signs of Boolean traps:
- Literal used with a non-setter function (assumption: setter starts with the "set" prefix):
this.refresh(true);
item.setHidden(false);
element.stop(true, false);
event.initKeyEvent("keypress", true, true, null, null, false, false, false, false, 9, 0);
return getSomething(obj, false);For some more info, read also the blog post on Boolean trap.
Syntax Tree Format
The output of the parser is expected to be compatible with Mozilla SpiderMonkey Parser API. The best way to understand various different constructs is the online parser demo which shows the syntax tree (formatted with JSON.stringify) corresponding to the typed code. The simplest example is as follows. If the following code is executed:
esprima.parse('var answer = 42;');then the return value will be (JSON formatted):
{ type: 'Program', body: [ { type: 'VariableDeclaration', declarations: [ { type: 'AssignmentExpression', operator: =, left: { type: 'Identifier', name: 'answer' }, right: { type: 'Literal', value: 42 } } ] } ] }
Contribution Guide
Guidelines
Contributors are mandated to follow the guides described in the following sections. Any contribution which do not conform to the guides may be rejected.
Laundry list
Before creating pull requests, make sure the following applies.
There is a corresponding issue. If there is no issue yet, create one in the issue tracker.
The commit log links the corresponding issue (usually as the last line).
No functional regression. Run all unit tests.
No coverage regression. Run the code coverage analysis.
Each commit must be granular. Big changes should be splitted into smaller commits.
Write understandable code. No need to be too terse (or even obfuscated).
JSLint does not complain.
A new feature must be accompanied with unit tests. No compromise.
A new feature should not cause performance loss. Verify with the benchmark tests.
Performance improvement should be backed up by actual conclusive speed-up in the benchmark suite.
Coding style
Indentation is 4 spaces.
Open curly brace is at the end of the line.
String literal uses single quote (') and not double quote (").
Commit message
Bad:
Fix a problem with Firefox.

Good:
Add support for labeled statement. It is covered in ECMAScript Language Specification Section 12.12. This also fixes parsing MooTools and JSLint code. Running the benchmarks suite show negligible performance loss. http://code.google.com/p/esprima/issues/detail?id=10 http://code.google.com/p/esprima/issues/detail?id=15 http://code.google.com/p/esprima/issues/detail?id=16
Important aspects:
- The first line is the short description, useful for per-line commit view and thus keep it under 80 characters.
- The next paragraphs should provide more explanation (if needed).
- Describe the testing situation (new unit/benchmark test, change in performance, etc).
- Put the link to the issues for cross-ref.
Baseline syntax tree as the expected result
The test suite contains a collection of a pair of code and its syntax tree. To generate the syntax tree suitably formatted for the test fixture, use the included helper script tools/generate-test-fixture.js
(with Node.js), e.g.:
node tools/generate-test-fixture.js "var answer = 42"The syntax tree will be printed out to the console. This can be used in the test fixture.
Test Workflow
Unit tests
Browser-based unit testing is available by opening test/index.html
in the source tree. The online version is esprima.org/test.
Command-line testing using Node.js:
npm test
Code coverage test
Note: you need to use Node.js 0.6 or later version.
Install node-cover:
sudo npm install -g cover
Run it in Esprima source tree:
cover run test/runner.js
Check the quick report:
cover report
To get the detailed report:
cover report html
and then open cover_html/index.html
file and choose esprima.js
from the list.
Benchmark tests
Available by opening test/benchmarks.html
in the source tree. The online version is esprima.org/test/benchmarks.html.
Note: Because the corpus is fetched via XML HTTP Request, the benchmarks test needs to be served via a web server and not local file.
It is important to run this with various browsers to cover different JavaScript engines.
Command-line benchmark using Node.js:
node test/benchmark.js
Command-line benchmark using V8 shell:
/path/to/v8/shell test/benchmark.js
The current corpus for the benchmarks:
- jQuery (version 1.7.1 and 1.6.4)
- jQuery Mobile (version 1.0)
- Prototype (version <IP_ADDRESS> and 1.6.1)
- Ext Core (version 3.1.0 and 3.0.0)
- MooTools (version 1.4.1 and 1.3.2)
- Backbone (version 0.5.3)
- Underscore (version 1.2.3)
Speed comparison tests
Available by opening test/compare.html
. The online version is esprima.org/test/compare.html.
Note: Because the corpus is fetched via XML HTTP Request, the benchmarks test needs to be served via a web server and not local file.
Warning: Since each parser has a different format for the syntax tree, the speed is not fully comparable (the cost of constructing different result is not taken into account). These tests exist only to ensure that Esprima parser is not ridiculously slow, e.g. one magnitude slower compare to other parsers.
The current corpus for the speed comparison tests:
- jQuery version 1.7.1
- Prototype version <IP_ADDRESS>
- MooTools version 1.4.1
- Ext Core version 3.1.0
Manual tests
Code parser
Available by opening demo/parse.html
.
In this demo, whatever is typed in the editor will be parsed. If it is a valid code, the syntax tree will be shown formatted using JSON.stringify.
Operator precedence
Available by opening demo/precedence.html
.
The demo compares two expression and decides whether they are semantically equivalent or not. If not, the expression will be rewritten, with extra parentheses, to following the intended semantic of the original.
Regular expression collector
Available by opening demo/collector.html
.
The demo finds all the regular expressions in the given code, along with the location for each regular expression.
Function tracing
Available by opening demo/functiontrace.html
.
The demo inserts a function call at the beginning of every function block to log the number of times the function is executed.
Related Projects
Sister projects
Escodegen is a code generator which supports Esprima syntax tree. This is useful for source code transformation. The source can be parsed by Esprima and then regenerated using escodegen. Between the process, the syntax tree can be transformed.
Esmorph is a non-destructive source code morphing tool. It can tweak portions of the code without affecting the rest (hence the term non-destructive).
Similar parsers
Narcissus is a metacircular implementation of JavaScript. Obviously it has a parsing capability. Check more at the code repo: github.com/mozilla/narcissus. Narcissus is likely the oldest JavaScript parser written in JavaScript.
UglifyJS is a minifier and obfuscator which has a parser called parse-js. It is pretty popular and widely used. Read more at its project page: github.com/mishoo/UglifyJS.
ZeParser, see github.com/qfox/ZeParser.
License
Copyright (C) 2012, 2011 Ariya Hidayat and other contributors.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
- Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
the maximum duration that the server will allow this operation to execute before killing it
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
either OutputMode.INLINE or OutputMode.CURSOR
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if true enables external sorting that can write data to the _tmp sub-directory in the dbpath directory
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
Instantiate a new AggregationOptions instance
if positive, is the # of objects per batch sent back from the db. All objects that match will be returned. if batchSize < 0, its a hard limit, and only 1 batch will either batchSize or the # that fit in a batch
Helper object for
com.mongodb.AggregationOptions
2.7


The Cutest Puppy!
OMG I found the CUTEST puppy! Check it out!
This picture is "Bizzard, the pup", by Frank Harvey. From the State Library of NSW.
A collection of photographs I like, updated daily
OMG I found the CUTEST puppy! Check it out!
This picture is "Bizzard, the pup", by Frank Harvey. From the State Library of NSW.


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Li Jin |
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Si-Le Guo |
Mao Zhang |
Ning Xie |
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Yi-Mei Wang |
Peng Jiang |
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Yuan-Qing Feng |
Zhong Yu |
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Hong-Kun Wu |
Yan-Min Chen |
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Yuan Yao |
Geng-Jia Chen |
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Nan Xi |
Meng Fang |
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Ludo is a board game that allows up to 4 players which originates from the Indian game Pachisi. Ludo provides an interesting problem from an AI perspective in that while its mostly a min-maxing technique to move one’s pieces in the most optimal manner, the other players’ involvement may sometimes not give ideal results. Then the key question would be - are there techniques better suited than a simple min-max approach? Can a random approach do equally good? Such questions were analyzed during this research oriented project where some modern AI techniques were tested for their success rate at playing the game.
The project involved using a digital version of Ludo game as the testbed. The testbed was provided through the “Modern AI in games” class at IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark and it’s LUDOPlayer class can be overloaded to create a custom player. In this case, 3 kinds of players were devised:
Overloaded play() method in each player class takes care of the order of play actions. The play method for the Temporal Difference player is shown here. The method applies a greedy methodology which means that even though on most occasions it will make the optimal move, some times a random move will be used to avoid the method being stuck in a local minima.
public void play() { turn++; board.rollDice(); double max = 0; int bestIndex = -1; // Apple e-Greedy logic to explore once in a while if (RandomGenerator.generator.nextDouble() <= eGreedy) { for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { double value = analyzeBrickSituation(i); if (value >= max && value >= 0) { bestIndex = i; max = value; } } } else { // find a random moveable brick for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) { if (board.moveable(i)) { double temp = RandomGenerator.generator.nextDouble(); if (temp > max) { max = temp; bestIndex = i; } } } if (bestIndex != -1) max = analyzeBrickSituation(bestIndex); } if (previousMoveIndex != -1) UpdateQValue(max); if (bestIndex != -1) { board.moveBrick(bestIndex); previousMoveIndex = bestIndex; previousInputs = brickInputs[bestIndex]; previousQValue = max; previousBrickPositions = board.getMyBricks(); } }


Reactive server abstractions library for Node.js.
import Bayer from "@bayerjs/core";
import staticFiles from "@bayerjs/static";
import Router from "@bayerjs/router";
const server = new Bayer();
const router = new Router();
router.route("GET", "/", ({ res }) => {
res.status(403, "Unauthorized").json({ error: "You are not authorized" });
});
// Use middleware
server.use(staticFiles({ localPath: join(__dirname, "../public") }));
server.use(router.middleware(), 1); // Optional priority (here to set it higher than the static files to override routes);
// Run the server
server.listen(3000).then(() => console.log("Listening on http://localhost:3000"));
Bayer is a reactive library that abstracts away the difficulty of setting up a
Node.js server with common-case features. It uses rxjs
handle data-flow, as it
is basically the textbook use-case of reactive programming.
As its smallest, Bayer provides you with an Observable, providing
Request
and Response
parameter objects, which are based on Node.js's IncomingMessage
and ServerResponse
objects.
library.
Bayer can easily be extended through the use of Middlewares, they're
OperatorFunction
s that get piped to the main request Observable.
They can be as simple or as complex, and benefit from all the power of the RxJS Operators.
While being introduced to Reactive programming will make your life easier, the project aims to make writing feature-complete servers as easy and as quick as possible. If you need a "quickstart template" that's more than 50 lines of code when creating a new project, then this project's purpose has been defeated.
Bayer isn't batteries included; it won't do everything for you. However, the project tries to strike a balance between minimalism and availability of features.
Note that because Bayer has been designed with modularity in mind, functionality can easily be added through the use of middlewares.
Because I was listening to Andrew Bayer's album when initially building the project, and that it's a cool name, and because the JavaScript community needs some beautiful music.
But if you ask me, this version is much better 😝
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BP RAID
Cops hunt thug masked with Celtic scarf after armed robbery raid at Paisley BP garage
by Aidan SmithCOPS are hunting two armed thugs who robbed a BP garage in Paisley.
The pair struck this morning at the garage on Greenock Road and threatened a female staff worker with a weapon before stealing cigarettes and alcohol.
The member of staff was left shaken after the incident but had no injuries.
The first man is described between 5ft 7in and 5ft 10in in height with a medium build.
He was wearing a navy coloured puffer coat, dark tracksuit trousers and white trainers.
He spoke with a local accent and was wearing a black face mask in an effort to conceal his identity.
The second culprit is also between 5ft 7in and 5ft 10in in height.
He was wearing a grey hooded top with a Celtic scarf covering his face.
He spoke with a local accent and was carrying a blue Smyths Toys bag.
Officers are in the process of collecting CCTV footage for review and are carrying out door-to-door enquiries in the area.
Detective Sergeant Gary McEwan added: “This store is popular with the local community as well as morning commuters coming into and leaving Paisley.
"I am asking people who were around at the time of the crime to think back and consider if they noticed anything suspicious or unusual?
"If you have a dash cam, please check the footage as it may have captured the suspects at the garage before committing the crime.
"Any small piece of information could be vital as we piece together the circumstances of this crime.”
Anyone with information is asked to call CID officers at Paisley Police Station via 101, quoting incident number 0585 of Friday, 29 November, 2019.
Alternatively, please call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where information can be given anonymously.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Dietary
This easy, delicious dessert combines sweet meringue, thick cream and tangy fruit flavours to cut through the richness.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4.
Grease a 35x25cm/14x10in Swiss roll tin with butter and line with silicone or baking paper.
Whisk the egg whites in a large clean mixing bowl using an electric whisk, or in the bowl of a free-standing food mixer. Set the whisk to a high speed and whisk until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed.
Gradually add 275g/9¾oz of the caster sugar, whisking until all of the sugar has been incorporated and the mixture is smooth and glossy. You should hear the machine dropping down a gear as the mixture reaches the correct consistency, and it should resemble shaving foam.
Spoon the meringue into the prepared tin and smooth into an even layer using a palette knife. Sprinkle over the lemon verbena leaves.
Bake for 7-8 minutes, or until golden-brown on top, then reduce the oven temperature to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3 and bake for a further 8-10 minutes, or until crisp.
Remove the meringue from the oven and turn it out of the tin onto a clean tea towel. Peel the paper from the base of the meringue and set aside to cool.
Meanwhile, place the plums, 100g/3½oz of the sugar and 100ml/3½fl oz water into a saucepan and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat until the mixture is simmering, then simmer for 8-10 minutes, or until the plums have softened but still retain their shape.
Whisk the double cream in a large bowl until very soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Gently whisk in the remaining sugar, then fold in the lemon curd.
Spread the lemon cream mixture on top of the cooled meringue all the way to the edges, leaving a 1cm/½in gap along one of the long edges. Spoon three-quarters of the cooked plums over the top.
Starting at the long end with the border, roll up the meringue using the tea towel to help you.
Carefully roll the roulade off the tea towel and onto a serving platter. Spoon the remaining plums around the roulade and garnish with the lemon verbena sprigs.
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Whisking egg whites


The class officially titled " Explorations in Engineering" in the Mayfield course handbook is constantly under development. This website will serve as a hub to see where all of this content comes together for each of the different students that are enrolled in the course. Things will likely change year-to-year, and each individual student's journey will be unique. Here we can share that work for all to see and to maintain for future learners.
This is Mr. Rice's Fab Academy page for reference
Here are all of Mr. Rice's classmates in Fab Academy 2017 for more reference material
Here is the stub of a page you could use for your own formatting, available within this repository. The page and stylesheet are linked but separate. This means that you will need both with an identical file structure (if you are to keep the same link). Having a separate style sheet allows you to use the same, consistent deisgn rules for multiple webpages.


Scrolling provides a simple stylable scrollbar, by using a scrollable div and hiding
the browser provided scrollbars.
Native browser scrollbar styling is used for webkit and firefox browsers.
Constructor function to create the scrolling element.
style
Style attribute for the outer html. This can for example be used to size and position the
element.
maxWidth/maxHeight
Can be used, if the element does not have a fixed size. The size is determined automatically
by the content. If the content is bigger than theses values, the scrollbars appear. A value of 0 is used for
the normal automatic mode so that a scrollbar is displayed if needed.
If -1 is used, the respective scrollbar is not displayed.
If -2 is is used the respective scrollbar is always displayed.
width
The width of the scrollbar in pixel.
color
The color of the scrollbar.
cstyle
Styling which is used for the content div. Can be used for things like setting
padding.
Properties
content
The ui1.Div element used for the content
add
Function to add content (calls content.add).
rem
Function to rem content (calls content.rem).
firstChild
Functions which returns the first child of content (calls content.firstChild).
onScroll
Property which can be set to a function, which is called when the scroll
position changes
setScrollTop(top)
Set the top scroll position to top
getScrollTop()
Returns the top scroll position.
setScrollBottom(bottom)
Set the bottom scroll position to bottom.
getScrollBottom()
Returns the bottom scroll position.
scrollToBottom()
Scroll to bottom.
isScrollBottom()
Returns true if scroll is at bottom
isScrollTop()
Returns true if scroll is at top
contentHeight()
Returns the height of the content
scrollIntoView(node, scrollIntoViewOptions)
Scrolls to the specified node, which is either an innovaphone.ui1.Node or a dom node.
The parameter scrollIntoViewOptions is currently just used in webkit browsers, as the dom node scrollIntoView function is directly used.
For other browsers, the own scrollbar implementation is used until these browsers support styling of a scrollbar.
Implementation
The element is build up from the following div elements (from the outside to the inside):
bars
This div has no style set by the element itself. The style attribute is set by the application.
It must be a absolute or relative positioned block element. The maxWidth, maxHeight arguments
refer to the outer size of this element.
It contains the following additional divs:
vb, v
These elements display the vertical scrollbar. vb defines the size and position and
v displays the actual moving bar.
hb, h
Same as vb, v but for the horizontial scrollbar
outer
Absolute position inside bars. It defines the actual visible content. If scrollbars are
visible it uses right and/or bottom of 8px to make room for the scrollbars. The overflow:hidden
property makes shure the browser scrollbars from the content are not visible
inner
The actually scrolling element. When resize is called the first time, the right and bottom
properties are set to a negative value representing the actual width of the browser scrollbars,
so that the browser scrollbars are moved out of the visible area. If a scrollbar needs to be
displayed, a positive value representing the size of the scrollbar is added, so that the actual
scrollbar is displayed at the same place as the browser scrollbar would be.
sizer
A relative positioned inline-block element. The size of this is used to set the outer size
automatically for automatic sizing
It contains the following additional elements
obj
An HTML object element, with a 100% width/height to fill sizer. A style is set, so that
it is not visible. The onresize handler of its document member is used to receive an event
when the size of the content changes to recalculate the scrollbars
div
A innovaphone.ui.elm element, which creates a div, without any style set. The
innovaphone.ui.content member of this element is published as this.content, so that
the application can use it to put content into scrolling.
CSS styling for webkit and firefox
Webkit
You can put the following CSS to your CSS file to style the scrollbars in Webkit browsers:
div::-webkit-scrollbar {
width:9px;
height:9px;
}
div::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
background-color: var(--accent); /* or whatever color you want */
}
Firefox
div {
scrollbar-color: var(--accent) transparent !important; /* !important overrides the javascript default setting */
scrollbar-width: thin !important;
}


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Distance between payloads in meters
Time (H:M:S)
Mass of payloads in kg
Time (H:M:S)


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The requested page could not be found.
Or it is not yet made.
Or the developer in charge of the design system screwed up.
I've lost a proton!
Anyway, stay positive.


Methods summary
public static
callable
|
#
none( )
No validation - all inputs are valid.
No validation - all inputs are valid.
Returns
callable Validation function
|
public static
string|true
|
#
basic( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Basic validation - this is used to perform the validation provided by the
validation options only. If the validation options pass (e.g. required ,
empty and optional ) then the validation will pass regardless of the
actual value.
Basic validation - this is used to perform the validation provided by the
validation options only. If the validation options pass (e.g. required ,
empty and optional ) then the validation will pass regardless of the
actual value.
Note that there are two helper short-cut methods that provide the same
function as this method, but are slightly shorter:
// Required:
Validate::required()
// is the same as
Validate::basic( $val, $data, array( "required" => true
);
// Optional, but not empty if given:
Validate::notEmpty()
// is the same as
Validate::basic( $val, $data, array( "empty" => false
);
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
required( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Required field - there must be a value and it must be a non-empty value
Required field - there must be a value and it must be a non-empty value
This is a helper short-cut method which is the same as:
Validate::basic( $val, $data, array( "required" => true
);
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
callable
|
#
notEmpty( DataTables\Editor\ValidateOptions $cfg = null )
Optional field, but if given there must be a non-empty value
Optional field, but if given there must be a non-empty value
This is a helper short-cut method which is the same as:
Validate::basic( $val, $data, array( "empty" => false
);
Parameters
Returns
callable Validation function
|
public static
string|true
|
#
boolean( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate an input as a boolean value.
Validate an input as a boolean value.
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
numeric( string $decimal = ".", string[] $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Check that any input is numeric.
Check that any input is numeric.
Parameters
- $decimal
- $val The value to check for validity
- $cfg
- $data The full data set submitted
- $opts,…
Validation options. Additional options:
* decimal : is available to indicate what character should be used
as the decimal
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
minNum( string $min, string[] $decimal = ".", integer|array $cfg = null , array $host,… )
Check for a numeric input and that it is greater than a given value.
Check for a numeric input and that it is greater than a given value.
Parameters
- $min
- $val The value to check for validity
- $decimal
- $data The full data set submitted
- $cfg
$opts Validation options. Additional options:
* min : indicate the minimum value. If only the default validation
options are required, this parameter can be given as an integer
value, which will be used as the minimum value.
* decimal : is available to indicate what character should be used
as the decimal
separator (default '.').
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
maxNum( string $max, string[] $decimal = ".", integer|array $cfg = null , array $host,… )
Check for a numeric input and that it is less than a given value.
Check for a numeric input and that it is less than a given value.
Parameters
- $max
- $val The value to check for validity
- $decimal
- $data The full data set submitted
- $cfg
$opts Validation options.
* max : indicate the maximum value. If only the default validation
options are required, this parameter can be given as an integer
value, which will be used as the maximum value.
* decimal : is available to indicate what character should be used
as the decimal
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
minMaxNum( string $min, string[] $max, integer|array $decimal = '.', array $cfg = null )
Check for a numeric input and that it is both greater and smaller than
given numbers.
Check for a numeric input and that it is both greater and smaller than
given numbers.
Parameters
- $min
- $val The value to check for validity
- $max
- $data The full data set submitted
- $decimal
$opts Validation options. Additional options:
* min : indicate the minimum value.
* max : indicate the maximum value.
* decimal : is available to indicate what character should be used
as the decimal
- $cfg
- $host Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
email( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate an input as an e-mail address.
Validate an input as an e-mail address.
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
minLen( string $min, string[] $cfg = null , integer|array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate a string has a minimum length.
Validate a string has a minimum length.
Parameters
- $min
- $val The value to check for validity
- $cfg
- $data The full data set submitted
- $opts,…
Validation options. The additional option of
min is available for this method to indicate the minimum string
length. If only the default validation options are required, this
parameter can be given as an integer value, which will be used as the
minimum string length.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
maxLen( string $max, string[] $cfg = null , integer|array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate a string does not exceed a maximum length.
Validate a string does not exceed a maximum length.
Parameters
- $max
- $val The value to check for validity
- $cfg
- $data The full data set submitted
- $opts,…
Validation options. The additional option of
max is available for this method to indicate the maximum string
length. If only the default validation options are required, this
parameter can be given as an integer value, which will be used as the
maximum string length.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
minMaxLen( string $min, string[] $max, integer|array $cfg = null , array $host,… )
Require a string with a certain minimum or maximum number of characters.
Require a string with a certain minimum or maximum number of characters.
Parameters
- $min
- $val The value to check for validity
- $max
- $data The full data set submitted
- $cfg
$opts Validation options. The additional options of
min and max are available for this method to indicate the minimum
and maximum string lengths, respectively.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
ip( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate as an IP address.
Validate as an IP address.
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
url( string $cfg = null , array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Validate as an URL address.
Validate as an URL address.
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. No additional options are
available or required for this validation method.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
|
public static
string|true
|
#
xss( string $cfg = null , integer|array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Check if string could contain an XSS attack string
Check if string could contain an XSS attack string
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. The additional options of
db - database connection object, table - database table to use and
column - the column to check this value against as value, are also
available. These options are not required and if not given are
automatically derived from the Editor and Field instances.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
string|true
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#
values( string $values, string[] $cfg = null , integer|array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Confirm that the value submitted is in a list of allowable values
Confirm that the value submitted is in a list of allowable values
Parameters
- $values
- $val The value to check for validity
- $cfg
- $data The full data set submitted
- $opts,…
Validation options. The additional options of
db - database connection object, table - database table to use and
column - the column to check this value against as value, are also
available. These options are not required and if not given are
automatically derived from the Editor and Field instances.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
string|true
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#
noTags( string $cfg = null , integer|array $opts,…, array $host,… )
Check if there are any tags in the submitted value
Check if there are any tags in the submitted value
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $opts,…
Validation options. The additional options of
db - database connection object, table - database table to use and
column - the column to check this value against as value, are also
available. These options are not required and if not given are
automatically derived from the Editor and Field instances.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
string|true
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#
dateFormat( string $format, string[] $cfg = null , array|string $opts,…, array $host,… )
Check that a valid date input is given
Check that a valid date input is given
Parameters
- $format
- $val The value to check for validity
- $cfg
- $data The full data set submitted
- $opts,…
If given as a string, then $opts is the date
format to check the validity of. If given as an array, then the
date format is in the 'format' parameter, and the return error
message in the 'message' parameter.
- $host,…
- Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
string|true
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#
unique( string $cfg = null, string[] $column = null, integer|array $table = null, array $db = null )
Check that the given value is unique in the database
Check that the given value is unique in the database
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $column
- $data The full data set submitted
- $table
$opts Validation options. The additional options of
db - database connection object, table - database table to use and
column - the column to check this value against as value, are also
available. These options are not required and if not given are
automatically derived from the Editor and Field instances.
- $db
- $host Host information
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
string|true
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#
dbValues( string $cfg = null, string[] $column = null, integer|array $table = null, array $db = null, $values = array() )
Check that the given value is a value that is available in a database -
i.e. a join primary key. This will attempt to automatically use the table
name and value column from the field's options method (under the
assumption that it will typically be used with a joined field), but the
table and field can also be specified via the options.
Check that the given value is a value that is available in a database -
i.e. a join primary key. This will attempt to automatically use the table
name and value column from the field's options method (under the
assumption that it will typically be used with a joined field), but the
table and field can also be specified via the options.
Parameters
- $cfg
- $val The value to check for validity
- $column
- $data The full data set submitted
- $table
$opts Validation options. The additional options of
db - database connection object, table - database table to use and
column - the column to check this value against as value, are also
available. These options are not required and if not given are
automatically derived from the Editor and Field instances.
- $db
- $host Host information
- $values
Returns
string|true true if the value is valid, a string with an error
message otherwise.
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public static
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#
fileExtensions( $extensions, $msg = "This file type cannot be uploaded." )
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public static
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#
fileSize( $size, $msg = "Uploaded file is too large." )
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public static
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public static
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DbSync
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Public Member Functions | |
| getItemsList ($action) | |
| helpAction () | |
| deleteAction () | |
| statusAction () | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| _run ($action, $name) | |
Protected Attributes | |
| $_modelClass = 'DbSync_Model_Table_Trigger' | |
| $_model |
| DbSync_Controller_TriggerController::_run | ( | $ | action, |
| $ | name | ||
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Run action
| string | $action | |
| string | $name |
Reimplemented from DbSync_Controller_AbstractController.
| DbSync_Controller_TriggerController::deleteAction | ( | ) |
Delete
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| DbSync_Controller_TriggerController::getItemsList | ( | $ | action | ) |
Get items list
| string | $action |
Reimplemented from DbSync_Controller_AbstractController.
| DbSync_Controller_TriggerController::helpAction | ( | ) |
Help
Reimplemented from DbSync_Controller_AbstractController.
| DbSync_Controller_TriggerController::statusAction | ( | ) |
Status
st
Reimplemented from DbSync_Controller_AbstractController.


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I guess many of you might need to plot functions or data once. So I've made one example that shows much of the features you might need:
- You can see how to change the axis' from normal linear scale to logarithmic scale.
- Some axis-manipulations were used.
- I have used a CSV-file to import and plot data.
- The red line was drawn with a mathematical function.
Best of all: I didn't use anything which is not in LaTeX ☺ (Well, the generation of the CSV-file doesn't count. I just wanted to include such an example for physicists who might need to plot results of experiments).
The complete source is in the Birthday Paradox Archive.
Result
LaTeX-Code
The following LaTeX-Code used TikZ and PGFplots:
% Plot of the probability that two people out of n people have the
% same birthday.
% Author: Martin Thoma
% Source: ../plotting-graphs-with-pgfplots/
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[pdftex,active,tightpage]{preview}
\setlength\PreviewBorder{2mm}
\usepackage{pgfplots}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows, positioning, calc}
\begin{document}
\begin{preview}
\begin{tikzpicture}
\begin{axis}[
width=15cm, height=8cm, % size of the image
grid = major,
grid style={dashed, gray!30},
%xmode=log,log basis x=10,
%ymode=log,log basis y=10,
xmin=0, % start the diagram at this x-coordinate
xmax=62, % end the diagram at this x-coordinate
ymin=0, % start the diagram at this y-coordinate
ymax=1.1, % end the diagram at this y-coordinate
/pgfplots/xtick={0,5,...,60}, % make steps of length 5
extra x ticks={23},
extra y ticks={0.507297},
axis background/.style={fill=white},
ylabel=probability of at least one birthday-collision,
xlabel=people,
tick align=outside]
% import the correct data from a CSV file
\addplot table [id=exp]{data.csv};
% mark x=23
\coordinate (a) at (axis cs:23,0.507297);
\draw[blue, dashed, thick](a -| current plot begin) -- (a);
\draw[blue, dashed, thick](a |- current plot begin) -- (a);
% plot the stirling-formulae
\addplot[domain=0:60, red, thick]
{1-(365/(365-x))^(365.5-x)*e^(-x)};
\end{axis}
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{preview}
\end{document}
I generate the images directly with this Makefile:
SOURCE = birthday-paradox
DELAY = 80
DENSITY = 300
WIDTH = 500
make:
pdflatex $(SOURCE).tex -output-format=pdf
make clean
clean:
rm -rf $(TARGET) *.class *.html *.log *.aux
gif:
pdfcrop $(SOURCE).pdf
convert -verbose -delay $(DELAY) -loop 0 -density $(DENSITY) $(SOURCE)-crop.pdf $(SOURCE).gif
make clean
png:
make
make svg
inkscape $(SOURCE).svg -w $(WIDTH) --export-png=$(SOURCE).png
transparentGif:
convert $(SOURCE).pdf -transparent white result.gif
make clean
svg:
#inkscape $(SOURCE).pdf --export-plain-svg=$(SOURCE).svg
pdf2svg $(SOURCE).pdf $(SOURCE).svg
# Necessary, as pdf2svg does not always create valid svgs:
inkscape $(SOURCE).svg --export-plain-svg=$(SOURCE).svg