Front End Design Conference 2014
Earlier this year, Dan Denney asked if I would like to speak at this year's Front End Design Conference in St Petersburg, Florida. Being fairly new to the USA I jumped at the chance to share and connect with the Front End community in this fine country.
I had read plenty of great things about the conference but Andy and I could never have imagined we'd have such an amazing weekend in St Pete and meet so many awesome people.
On our first night in St Pete we met the other speakers, and once I got to know this intelligent & tallented yet exremely genuine group of people, I felt truly flattered that Dan considered me worthy to present along side them. The content over the weekend was top notch and I really walked away newly inspired to expand my front end horizons.
One of my favourite things about Front End Conf was the diversity (gender and ethnicity) in the speakers and audience. In fact there were so many women that it was the first dev meetup where I actually didn't feel like I stood out at all. The whole weekend my gender was not even mentioned once in conversation which was crazy refreshing. That might seem like a weird thing to comment on but it was just so good when I am used to being stared at or constantly asked questions along the lines of "so how does it feel to be the only woman at your work" instead of questions about my actual work.
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Cherrie and the lady speakers for St Pete Front End Conf :)
On the whole, the people and the atmostphere at this conference was nothing short of wonderful for Andy and myself. I don't think this was any happy accident. Over the weekend I also got to know Dan and Cherrie a little better and it became clear to me that everything good about Front End Design conf stems from these two incredible people. I truly feel blessed that Dan stumbled across me on internet one day as his friendship has had such a positive impact on my life already.
To conclude, I have to say if you are able to, you should TOTALLY join us for the Portland Front End Conf. Can't wait to see you there.


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Essentially, understanding what frequencies need to be added together to form a given wave (in red in the above animation) allows the creation of a frequency space (in blue in the above animation). By performing changes to a signal in frequency space, it is possible to do things such as removing only frequencies which are high or low. This is easier to think about with sound: have you ever listened to music on a bad pair of headphones and noticed that there is no bass? This is the result of an operation known as a high pass filter, where (in this case unintentionally) all of the low-frequency portions of the signal have been removed, leaving only the high-frequency signals. This same type of understanding can be extended to images, however, it can be hard to visualize due to the signals no longer being nice 1-dimensional lines. In this demo, we will: A) produce 2D fourier transforms from images; and B) show how these fourier transforms can be manipulated.
The demo at the bottom of this page is a simulation of a very simple experiment in physical optics, which is diagrammed below:
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Where on the left is the Fourier pattern and the right is a picture of a metal grid which was placed in the object plane. You can see that, because the metal grid has black lines that are spaced evenly, it results in a fourier pattern which has evenly spaced dots along the X and Y axes. In the same way that a high-pass filter is described above for sound, it is possible to filter this Fourier pattern to change the resulting image:
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Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Warner Bros. remake of MGM release Director: Victor Fleming Writer: Noel Langley, Florence Ryerson, Edgar Allan Woolf Cast: Judy Garland, Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Jack Haley, Billie Burke, Margaret Hamilton, Charley Grapewin, Munchkins, Toto
I'd like five bucks for every time someone called out to me, "Hey, Toto!" when I walk my cairn terrier around the neighborhood. "Is that really Toto?" adults would stop and ask me, and I'd of course reply, "Sure it is; I've had him for sixty-three years now." As for the kids, well, surprisingly enough some of them never saw "The Wizard of Oz" so the best they can do is say, "Ma, Ma, look at the dog!" Pretty soon, though, thanks to a dramatic re-release of "The Wizard of Oz," every kid for miles around will be joining the grownups: "Ma, Ma, look, there's Toto!"
Why do so many people know about this movie? Sure, it's one of the 100 greats, and in fact the American Film Institute called it #6 in eminence. But then, most Americans probably haven't seen others on the list--anything by Antonioni, Fellini, Buneul. Roger Ebert has a theory, as he says in his essay on "The Wizard of Oz"..."Elements powerfully fill a void that exists inside many children....home is everything, the center of the world. But over the rainbow is the wide earth, fascinating and terrifying. There is a deep fundamental fear that events might conspire to transport the child from the safety of home and strand him far away in a strange land. And what would he hope to find there? Why, new friends, to advise and protect him."
The Great American Movie Classic, one of those few movies that come across as vividly the 15th time around as the first, follows the odyssey of Dorothy Gale who at the age of 16 is disappointed with her life on a remote Kansas farm and with being ignored by her busy aunt and her workers. She dreams of flying over the rainbow to a magical fairyland, some place preferable to life with hogs and seemingly indifferent people.  Despite a series of breathtaking adventures with them and with a wicked witch, a good one, a band of happy munchkins, and a putative, god-like wizard who is other than he seems, she realizes that it doesn't pay to wish for too many things--because you just may get them. Wanting nothing more than to go home, she begins to appreciate her aunt and her life in Kansas all the more, having taken an incredible flight of fancy.
What is more surprising than Dorothy's wind-swept tour is the fact that this movie, which people see annually on TV, has not been viewed for twenty-five years the way it should be. Not only do we now get to see the whole drama on the wide screen: we see it with Warner Bros.' digitally restored and remastered Dolby Ditial Stereo Sound. The studio has also spent nine months reconstructing the sepia opening and cleaning and restoring damages and flickering with which the 1939 film masters suffered. Originally released by MGM and re-released by that studio in 1949 and 1955, "The Wizard of Oz" got a TV broadcast in '56, so that youngsters of all ages can appreciate the magnificent acting of the tragic figure of Judy Garland in the role of Dorothy, who is supported ably by comic figures Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr and Frank Morgan as her three friends. Not to be underestimated is the movie's cairn terrier, Toto (playing himself), a mischievous pup who is inseparable from her mistress and who is responsible in one of the concluding scenes for removing the wool over Dorothy's eyes, so to speak.
What more can one say for a film that is virtually without flaws? If we must point out one blemish, it is in the scene in which the exposed wizard gives the four travelers the movie's meaning, a talky monologue particularly considering that the kids in the movie audience will endure a drop-off in interest-- as indeed they did in a recent invitational screening. All things considered, parents who do not take their youngsters to this seminal event in their rites of passage might have abuse charges filed against them. But then what adult could fail to be enchanted by the remarkable, colorful, heartwarming "Wizard of Oz"?
Rated G. Running Time: 101 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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DEVELOPMENT; FLOOD CONTROL
CHAPTER 174
WATER AND LAND DEVELOPMENT
Section
174-1 Findings and declaration of necessity
174-2 Definitions
174-3 Manager-chief engineer
174-4 Interested members of the board or employees
174-5 Powers
174-6 Further powers
174-7 Issuance of revenue bonds
174-8 Investment of funds
174-9 Security for funds deposited by board
174-10 Eligibility of revenue bonds for investment
174-11 Rate policy; sale of excess water
174-12 Repealed
174-13 Petition of land occupiers for formation of water
project
174-14, 15 Repealed
174-16 Consideration of petitions; notice and hearing
174-17 Formation of a project on initiative of board;
notice and hearing; protests
174-18 Approval of legislature, appropriations
174-19 Administration of project; acreage assessments;
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174-20 Furnishing domestic water
174-21 Repayment of certain state advances
174-22 Land and water development projects; source of
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*/
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return this.queue.toString();
};
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Fallen (1998)
A movie review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1998 by Michael J. Legeros
(WB) Directed by Gregory Hoblit Written by Nicholas Kazan Cast Denzel Washington, John Goodman, Donald Sutherland, Embeth Davidtz, James Gandolfini, Elias Koteas MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for violence and profanity) Running Time 123 minutes Reviewed at The Morehead City 1-2-3, Morehead City, NC (24JAN98)
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Denzel Washington stars in this run-of-the-mill religious thriller, as a Philly police detective stalked by the spirit of a serial killer that he once put away and who was only recently executed. The catch? Well, there are a couple: Casper the Unfriendly Ghost can occupy almost any ol' human host *and* he can pass himself from one person to the next, simply by touch. Now, although our hero doesn't catch on for at least an hour, *we* are shown the whole possession process from the get- go. And that's a grave mistake, 'cause it leaves the story with nowhere else to go. A better script, I suppose, would kick right into over- drive, aiming for the sort of over-the-top territory that THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE did so well. Or, maybe, it would go in the other direction, descending into, say, a clever character study or detailed police pro- cedural. Alas, what Nicholas Kazan's screenplay *does* do is just schlepp along, with a little bit of mystery here, a little bit of sus- pense there, and a whole lot of missed opportunities everywhere else. Though well-acted and handsomely produced, FALLEN fails in the most fun- damental of ways: it doesn't compel you to keep watching. (Mom and I left after an hour.) With Donald Sutherland, James Gandolfini, Embeth Davidtz, Elias Koteas, and looking dangerously close to a coronary, John Goodman. Directed by Gregory Hoblit (PRIMAL FEAR).
Grade: W/O
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This report is not an ordinary report, but a story about my life, what LSD and mushrooms did to me, and how they affected me and my life. Hope you'll enjoy.
Losing My Religion
I was born in the Middle East in a very religious family. I have followed Islam since I was a little kid, but suddenly I decided to quit the religion back when I was 17, even though it was a very big part of my life. I can’t really put words on what happened in my mind, I just felt myself as a slave for a God whose existence has never been proven to anyone.
 She was afraid that I would make a big mess in my life and then regret it. That’s a very typical thought for a Muslim - for a Muslim there is no other reality than the reality which Islam gives you when you are being raised with the religion.
My mother is a very religious woman and has a very personal relationship to Islam; therefore she just can’t understand my thoughts because she is isolated from the world’s reality by the reality of Islam. I still respect the religion even though I decided to quit it and denied all of its allegations and theories on God’s words and the human existence.
When I decided to quit the religion I realized that religion is an important thing in people’s lives. A religion is something that gives people hope and meaning. Your life won’t be meaningless any longer when you have joined a religion. It gives you answers on what is going to happen to you once you die, and at the same time it has a law that tells you how to act in the world if you want to be a part of heaven. It makes sense to many people, but it just didn’t make sense to me. To me it felt very absurd and ridiculous to know that if I didn’t follow the law of the religion, I actually was making my way directly to hell. I didn’t like the feeling that took over my body every time I did something wrong, which is stamped as reprehensible in the religion. I was always afraid because I knew that God was watching me and my actions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I couldn’t have a private life; I couldn’t be completely alone in the world, and that annoyed me a lot.
I also realized that religion was a way to control a community in the same way as the government does today. 1400 years ago you couldn’t control a country in the same way as today, because no one possessed the authority and power to make people act exactly as you wanted them to. In this case religion was a very effective way to control people: One “God”, the creator of the universe, was watching all of us. He knew what we were doing, and he was going to judge all of us. The humans created an illusion of a powerful God, and the citizens believed in it. They believed that someone (e.g. Jesus, Mohammed, etc.) had talked to God, and that God told the person concerned that the people of the world had to follow a law. If they did so, they would get access to heaven - the most beautiful and peaceful place in the universe.
That frightened a huge part of the world, and people believed in it. Since then religions grew and got more powerful than ever before. They were very effective, and every single person in the world simply had to believe in it if he didn’t want to be killed and be judged by God when he died… which would be a horrible ever-lasting experience.
After I got these thoughts, I was suddenly able to see through the religious system.  It was very hard for me not to believe in what they said to me, but I never gave up.  I was very afraid, and for about six months I was considering suicide, just to get away from the effective religious brain wash. But I couldn’t do that… I couldn’t get away from my fear of God, either while I was living or when I was dead. If I committed suicide I could be wrong and then meet God, who would torture me forever. I was forced to live and suffer because of my thoughts. There was absolutely nothing to do about it.
I had a friend who told me that magic mushrooms and acid (LSD) were drugs that were able to put me into a mystical and religious experience which could help me out with my thoughts. I read a lot about these drugs and tried them in small doses, just to sense the psychedelic world. Some months later I was thinking of consuming a huge dose of both drugs at once.
I consumed the huge doses.  They killed me so my soul could be free and fly into the enormous universe. I died. My ego died. I got detached from my body and my senses. I was lying safely in my bed and couldn’t move, smell, see, hear or anything. My soul had left my ego and was set free. I didn’t know who I was or where I was. There was nothing called “me”, and I couldn’t stop the experience and say to myself that I had ingested big amounts of two very powerful psychedelic drugs. The experience was 100% real and was hard to deny.
The spirits took my soul with them into outer space where “I” (my soul) saw billions of stars. I also saw a circle that looked like a black crack in the universe. The spirits had taken my soul to the circle and wanted me to fly into it… they would stay outside and wait for me. And I did that.
In the circle I experienced an indescribable divinity, which you just can’t describe in words. All of a sudden, without being told by anyone, I knew that “God”, as we humans call him, wasn’t a judgmental God… “God” was pure energy. God was mystical divinity. God was the vitality of our lives and any living things among us. God was us. Nature was God, animals were Gods, Mother Earth was God, and the entire universe was God. It’s incredibly hard to explain, but this is what makes sense. This is what people had to understand in this world. But the divinity was removed from religions, where power and control are essentials; they are the motive power in Islam, Christianity and Judaism.
I gained clearness, and suddenly I could understand everything. I could understand and see how the religion affected me physically, and I could see the way out of this brainwash. After this experience, which lasted for about 2 hours, I got kicked out from the circle and back to the spirits. The spirits made some kind of a conclusion, and, before I ever noticed it, I was back into my own body again. I woke up, and I was still lying safely in my bed. The spirits disappeared and left me behind.
Today, after my amazing experience with the magic mushrooms and LSD, I have found myself. I don’t have to be addicted to a religion anymore and be in need for it just to get some meaning in my life and existence in this universe. Today, after the trip, my life makes much more sense than it did before, when Islam was an active part of my life.
In the end my mother gave up, and so did the imams.  I remained as strong as I was after my trip. Every time my religion and the imams annoyed me using the religion against me, I just led my thoughts in the lines of what the spirits told me. Every time I remembered that, the religion didn’t have any form of effect on me anymore.
The imams told my mother that I wanted freedom to do whatever I wanted to in this world without being punished by God.  But that was my decision, and no one could change it.
Today I believe in karma, in Gaia (Gaia = Mother Earth is “God”) and some kind of reincarnation. I believe that everything a person does has some kind of consequences. I also believe that Mother Earth and the other planets are the real Gods in this universe - they will judge everything that happens in the universe. This also means that I think there’s some kind of parallel universes to our universe - I don’t think we are alone at all.
And last but not least, after my experience with the psychedelics, I believe that our ego will be dissolved somehow when we die. That means that nobody can say “what will happen to me when I die”. There will not be any “me”, and therefore no one can be judged and punished - the punishment happens while alive. So I think that our soul, the “invisible” energy (invisible for humans, not animals and plants) that keeps us alive, will be mixed with other energies among us in this world. The energy can then be used for many things; for example to form a new soul to go into other living organisms in the universes.
This is what I believe in, and this is my own thoughts I have come to by dropping out of Islam and by getting such an amazing experience on psychedelics.
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‘The Mandalorian’s’ Baby Yoda Is Twitter’s New Son
by Michelle EhrhardtMandalorians have always been breakout characters in Star Wars, thanks largely to their expert costume design. Boba Fett in particular has been a fan favorite for years, despite ending his limited screen time in the original trilogy getting punked out in one accidental hit from Han Solo. Then losing control of his jetpack. Then screaming. Then falling into a burping space monster’s stomach. He simply has a capital “C” Cool costume design, and dozens of novels, toys, games, and comics have done their best to redeem him since Return of the Jedi first hit theaters in 1983.
When Disney+ launched early last week with a flagship original series named The Mandalorian, it was easy to expect its “cool” lead character to join Boba Fett as the new fan favorite. But our new Mandalorian protagonist is quickly revealed to be a somewhat clumsy newbie, spending as much time on the ground as he does over his enemies. As such, he is not the character getting the most buzz on social media right now. Instead, the show’s surprise heavy hitter is small, green, mostly silent, and probably still wears diapers.
Meet “Baby Yoda,” a small, 50-year old infant from what appears to be the same species as Yoda, and my new son. He shows up at the very end of The Mandalorian’s first episode, as the titular bounty hunter’s latest prey. However, our lead character soon takes an uncharacteristic liking to his target, and honestly, who could blame him? Not Twitter, who seems to be joining me on my way to the courthouse to file adoption papers.
The precocious 50-year-old hogs every second of screentime he’s given, with a perfect combination of tender expression, Force-powered mystery, and bratty obstinance. Once you’ve seen him in action, it’s not surprising to see users like Hector Navarro going so far as to suggest that the show be renamed after what is obviously its true hero.
Even Werner Herzog is on the hype train…I think…calling Baby Yoda “heartbreaking” and saying he wept when he first saw him on set.
And Baby Yoda’s enemies might have found some use for him as a football.
Meanwhile, some users are questioning what we even call Baby Yoda, since we don’t know what his species’ proper name is yet, and it’s unlikely that he’s the actual Yoda.
As a Dragon Ball fan, I sympathize.
As for Baby Yoda’s unclear origins, some are suggesting a very simple answer.
Maybe this is why Yaddle was just referenced in the recent Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. But regardless of where he comes from, we know one thing. Baby Yoda is, in fact, a baby.
Jokes aside, in starring a tiny green muppet as its plot focus, The Mandalorian is going in a seemingly lighter direction than a show about a bounty hunter who makes his first appearance cutting people in half with OSHA-unfriendly doors might have first given off. But this genre of “tough drifter learns to love vulnerable child” has more than enough basis in popular culture for the show to work off.
Star Wars, after all, is known for borrowing elements of Japanese cinema. The six Lone Wolf and Cub films, released in Japan just a few years before A New Hope, provide a masterclass in its story about a wandering assassin escorting a young ward. Similarly, among the Western films the franchise takes the other half of its DNA from, John Wayne’s 3 Godfathers follows a bandit turned unexpected parent as he ends up delivering and taking care of a target’s baby after she goes into labor and dies mid-robbery.
Like it or not, Mandalorians have always been involved in goofy hijinks, despite their badass reputation. Like Boba Fett, the Mandalorian on Disney+ seems to be getting more recognition by doubling down on a cute, silly core, not less. That iconic visor and wrist-mounted flamethrower look more than in-place next to a bassinet, if you ask me.
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Netflix is still arguably the biggest name in streaming TV.
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Although it no longer has a free option, Hulu is a great streaming TV service that is worth paying for.
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From buying to renting to subscribing to individual channels, Amazon offers a bevy of streaming TV options.
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YouTube Red subscribers can watch original shows from streaming stars, but YouTube TV lets you watch actual live TV.
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Hook up a Slingbox and watch the cable and live TV you're already paying for anywhere.
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You have to buy channels in bulk and still deal with commercials, but with DirecTV Now you get the real live TV experience delivered through streaming.
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Crunchyroll is the best anime streaming service if you're all about subtitles.
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If dubs are more your thing, Funimation Now is the anime streaming service for you.
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If you want to stream shows and documentaries that actually teach you something, go with CuriosityStream.
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AMC Premiere just focuses on current AMC shows, but for Walking Dead super fans that might be enough.
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With Boomerang, tons of retro cartoons, from Looney Tunes to Scooby-Doo, can all come back to you
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FuboTV may be the escape from cable that sports fans are looking for. It’s pricey, but being able to easily stream live sports and more from dozens of channels with only one subscription might very well be worth it.
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Brown Sugar has all of the classic Blaxploitation movies you could want and then some. It’s niche, but it’s one of the most impressive niche libraries we’ve seen.
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For the true cinephile, FilmStruck has a large collection of classic films from all eras and countries, including movies from the Criterion Collection.
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CollegeHumor's Dropout provides premium streaming online laughs.
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DC Universe offers live-action adaptations of less familiar superheroes, like Doom Patrol.
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Shudder Is the Horror Streaming Service Fans Were Waiting For
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Along with presenting streaming services like Netflix and Sling through one box, Dish AirTV also lets you watch local over-the-air channels with an additional installation.
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Get a streaming media device to enjoy these services on your TV. Our favorite is the Amazon Fire Stick.
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The sheer nostalgic power of the library on Disney+ just can't be beat.
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As expensive and glossy as it is, the actual original content on AppleTV+ just can't compete quite yet.


Why do we ask about your parents?
Gathering anonymous data about the education and employment background of family members of applicants at age 14 can help us to understand the socio-economic background of our applicant group.
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Gathering anonymous data about the education and employment background of family members of applicants at age 14 can help us to understand the socio-economic background of our applicant group.


Drop Down Lists
Regular <select> input is nice, but quite limited. For example, it is hard to use this control on a large set of options. To provide a solution, I have implemented drop down list based on a text input filed but with a dynamic list of options that gets filtered as you type.


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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block title %} | Extension: Sapelli{% endblock %} {% block main %}
Typically the file has extension .sap, .sapelli, .excites, or .zip.


{
"firstName": "Jane",
"lastName": "Smith",
"address": {
"streetAddress": "425 2nd Street",
"city": "San Francisco",
"state": "CA",
"postalCode": 94107
},
"phoneNumbers": [
"212 732-1234",
"646 123-4567" ]
}
Start by storing JSON in a variable:
var myProfile = {
"firstName": "Natalie",
"lastName": "MacLees",
"cats": ["Mabel", "Ollie"]};
Then, you can access the data stored inside and use it while creating new nodes:
var p = document.createElement('p');
p.innerHTML = 'My name is ' + myProfile.firstName + ' ' + myProfile.lastName + '. ';
p.innerHTML += 'My cats are ' + myProfile.cats.join(' and ') + '.';
var body = document.getElementsByTagName('body')[0];
body.appendChild(p);
Questions about JSON?
Asynchronous JavaScript And "XML"
We're going to start writing some ajax now.
If you haven't already, get a local server running.
XMLHttpRequest
objectvar request = new XMLHttpRequest();
Now that we've created an instance of the XHR object, it needs to be prepped for communition. That requires three things:
readystatechange
event handleropen()
methodsend()
methodreadystatechange
readyState
.readyState
property is changed, the readystatechange
event is fired.readystatechange
event, your function will execute each time the server pings the client with an update.onreadystatechange
examplevar request = new XMLHttpRequest();
if(request) {
request.addEventListener('readystatechange', function(){
console.log(request.readyState);
});
}
open()
methodThe open()
method takes two required arguments:
And an additional optional argument:
GET
and POST
GET
POST
Just FYI, there are some other request types too (PUT
, DELETE
, and HEAD
, for example), but they're not a concern for the stuff we're doing.
If we're on this page:
http://store.company.com/dir/page.html
Here's how these ajax requests will work out:
| URL | Outcome | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| http://store.company.com/dir2/other.html | Success | |
| http://store.company.com/dir/inner/other.html | Success | |
| https://store.company.com/secure.html | Failure | Different protocol |
| http://store.company.com:81/dir/etc.html | Failure | Different port |
| http://news.company.com/dir/other.html | Failure | Different host |
| http://google.com | Failure | Different host |
Indicates whether the request should occur asynchronously or not.
If true
, the script will make the request and won't wait for the response from the server before moving on to the rest of the script.
If false
, the browser will stop processing the script until the ajax request is completed.
Use true
!
send()
methodOnce your request is prepped by the open()
method, it's ready to be sent!
send()
using GET
var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
if(request) {
request.addEventListener('readystatechange', function(){
console.log(request.readyState);
});
request.open('GET', 'me.json', true);
request.send();
}
Here's a me.json file you can include in your project to call.
POST
: The setRequestHeader()
methodSince we're sending data with the POST
type, we have an extra step. We need to use the setRequestHeader
method of the XHR object to set the request headers.
Request headers are bits of metadata that describe the request so the server understands what to expect from the data received.
setRequestHeader()
takes two arguments:
setRequestHeader()
exampleIf you are sending data to the server, you need to set the value of the Content-type
header to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
, like this:
request.setRequestHeader('Content-type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
This tells the server to expect some data and for that data to be URL-encoded.
URL-encoded means spaces become plus signs (+) and non-alphanumeric characters need to be encoded as hex values.
'name=Natalie+MacLees&message=JavaScript+is+awesome%21'
send()
using POST
var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
if(request) {
request.addEventListener('readystatechange', function(){
console.log(request.readyState);
});
request.open('POST', 'me.php', true);
request.setRequestHeader('Content-type', 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded');
request.send('name=Natalie+MacLees&message=JavaScript+is+awesome%21');
}
In your project folder, create a simple .txt
file with a sentence of plain text in it.
Next, set up a new XHR object and get the file. Use the console tools to view the request.
Phew! Now we've got sending a request down - let's learn how to receive a response!
readyState
propertyIndicates the current state of the Ajax request. Possible values:
0
- Uninitialized. The open method hasn't been called yet.1
- Loading. The open method has been called.2
- Loaded. The send method has been called - the request has begun3
- Interactive. The server is working on it4
- Complete. The server sent a response.readyState
property and the readyStateChange
eventIn theory, the readyState property counts from 0 to 4 in order.
In practice, what happens is a bit unpredictable.
What we can count on is that if the value has reached 4
, the server has finished sending a response.
readyState
var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
var doSomething = function() {
if (request.readyState == 4) {
console.log('The request is complete!');
//do something with the response here
}
}
if(request) {
request.addEventListener('readystatechange', doSomething);
request.open('GET', 'me.json', true);
request.send();
}
doSomething()
gets called every time the value of the readyState
property changes, but our if
statement ensures nothing will happen unless the value is 4
.
When the server sends back a response, it always includes response headers with metadata about the response.
These headers include a status code - a three digit number that is part of the HTTP protocol
Some examples:
404
- not found403
- forbidden500
- internal server errorThe most common status code is 200
, which means OK
. It indicates the response was successfully sent.
The XHR object has a property called status
where the status code is stored. We can check it to make sure we got a successful response:
var doSomething = function() {
if(request.readyState == 4) {
if(request.status == 200) {
console.log('The request is complete and ok.');
//do something with the response here
}
}
}
We can also add an else
statement to deal with situations where things don't go according to plan:
var doSomething = function() {
if(request.readyState == 4) {
if(request.status == 200) {
console.log('The request is complete and ok.');
//do something with the response here
} else {
//something went wrong
}
}
}
responseText
propertyThe responseText
property of the XHR object contains the data sent from the server as a string.
var doSomething = function() {
if(request.readyState == 4) {
if(request.status == 200) {
console.log(request.responseText);
}
}
}
The responseText
property contains our data, but it's a string, and we need JSON. We just need to convert it to JSON like this:
var jsonObj = JSON.parse(request.responseText);
Let's step through fetching some information from the server with ajax and displaying it on our page.
var request = new XMLHttpRequest();
var displayResponse = function(){
// we'll write some code here later
};
if (request) {
request.addEventListener('readystatechange', displayResponse);
request.open('GET', 'me.json', true);
request.send();
}

var displayResponse = function(){
if (request.readyState == 4) {
if (request.status == 200) {
var jsonObj = JSON.parse(request.responseText);
var p = document.createElement('p');
p.innerHTML = 'My name is ' + jsonObj.firstName + ' ' + jsonObj.lastName + ' and I live at ' + jsonObj.address.streetAddress + ' in ' + jsonObj.address.city + '. ';
p.innerHTML += 'My zip code is ' + jsonObj.address.postalCode + '.';
var displayBox = document.getElementById('resultsBox');
displayBox.appendChild(p);
}
}
};
We're using what we already learned about dealing with JSON!
The XMLHttpRequest
is the heart and soul of ajax. Its methods and properties drive the requests that make ajax feel so responsive.
Questions about JSON or Ajax before we wrap up?
Survey info and links
As you keep working with JavaScript, if you have questions or get stuck, post in our Facebook group and we'll help you out!.


code.InteractiveInterpreter¶
- class InteractiveInterpreter(locals=None)[source]¶
Bases:
object
Base class for InteractiveConsole.
This class deals with parsing and interpreter state (the user’s namespace); it doesn’t deal with input buffering or prompting or input file naming (the filename is always passed in explicitly).
Constructor.
The optional ‘locals’ argument specifies the dictionary in which code will be executed; it defaults to a newly created dictionary with key “__name__” set to “__console__” and key “__doc__” set to None.
Methods
Execute a code object.
Compile and run some source in the interpreter.
Display the syntax error that just occurred.
Display the exception that just occurred.
Write a string.
- runcode(code)[source]¶
Execute a code object.
When an exception occurs, self.showtraceback() is called to display a traceback. All exceptions are caught except SystemExit, which is reraised.
A note about KeyboardInterrupt: this exception may occur elsewhere in this code, and may not always be caught. The caller should be prepared to deal with it.
- runsource(source, filename='<input>', symbol='single')[source]¶
Compile and run some source in the interpreter.
Arguments are as for compile_command().
One several things can happen:
1) The input is incorrect; compile_command() raised an exception (SyntaxError or OverflowError). A syntax traceback will be printed by calling the showsyntaxerror() method.
2) The input is incomplete, and more input is required; compile_command() returned None. Nothing happens.
3) The input is complete; compile_command() returned a code object. The code is executed by calling self.runcode() (which also handles run-time exceptions, except for SystemExit).
The return value is True in case 2, False in the other cases (unless an exception is raised). The return value can be used to decide whether to use sys.ps1 or sys.ps2 to prompt the next line.
- showsyntaxerror(filename=None)[source]¶
Display the syntax error that just occurred.
This doesn’t display a stack trace because there isn’t one.
If a filename is given, it is stuffed in the exception instead of what was there before (because Python’s parser always uses “<string>” when reading from a string).
The output is written by self.write(), below.


Save a little space by blocking multiple IP addresses or ranges on one line. Here are few examples (edit values to suit your needs):
# block two unique IP addresses
Deny from <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
# block three ranges of IP addresses
Deny from 99.88 99.88.77 11.22.33
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Users can bookmark specific sub-pages, layouts, or table sorts that are in the URL.
Try bookmarking or manually typing in these links. Of course you can simply use your back button to return to this page.


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System Architect Symbol details for "Associative Subject Relation"
Associative Subject Relation (Class)
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Inter Subject Relationship (Class)
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The other day a friend of mine acquired some 4-Acetoxy-DET and 3 of my friends and I decided to give it a try one night. Our friend recommended that we each take 40mg for our first try with this chemical. This seemed a bit high for a first time according to the Erowid dosage chart but we were all up for it, and our supplier said that he did 120mg a few nights ago and felt great. We did not have a scale on hand so we emptied the contents of a bag which was said to contain 150mg onto a piece of paper , divided it into 4 lines which looked equal and put the powder into 4 gelcaps.
About 30-40 mins after ingestion I began to feel the effects of the drug beginning. There was a medium body high present and mood was elevated. Music was very enjoyable - it sounded full and engulfing. Thoughts were very detailed and easy to explain. There were some visual effects but they were quite mild.. things moved around a bit but they didnt distort or morph or become very intense at all. These effects lasted the duration of the trip, which was about 3 hours.
Smoking pot enhanced the effects of this drug.. everytime I took a hit off the bowl I felt my body lift and it made the body high fairly strong.
If we decide to experiment with this chemical again it will be a dose of 80mg... we are all fairly experianced drug users and were hoping for an intense experience. However , a lower dose of this chemical may be ideal for a person seeking a fun new drug to experiment with.
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What to do next
Restore Variant data
Once the Docker container is running, you can initiate the data restoration script as follows:
docker exec -ti CONTAINER /home/biothings/es_restore.sh
Monitor data restoration progress
The above step initiates a restoration of ~ 1TB of data from our repository. Depending on your system configuration, it can take quite a whole, varying from over-night to one-day. You can monitor the progress at . Once all blocks are turning green and the "cluster health" on the top displays " green (40 of 40) ", the entire data restoration is complete.
Now ready to test the API
After the data restoration is complete, you can now test the live API. Try some test requests like these:


https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Juice_Shop_Project
TechUp Presentation by Björn Kimminich / @bkimminich
Chapter One
...is an intentionally insecure webapp written in Node.js, Express and AngularJS. It contains 43+ hacking challenges of varying difficulty tracked on a score board.
The Open Web Application Security Project is a 501(c)(3) worldwide not-for-profit charitable organization focused on improving the security of software. Our mission is to make software security visible, so that individuals and organizations are able to make informed decisions.
Translating "dump" or "useless outfit" into German yields "Saftladen" which can be reverse-translated word by word into "juice shop". Hence the project name.
That the initials "JS" match with those of "Javascript" was purely coincidental!
Javascript all the way from UI to REST API
...is a commandline tool written in Node.js and published on NPM.js. It helps you to set up and host CTF events on the CTFd platform with the Juice Shop challenges.
A Capture the Flag is a special kind of information security competition. Jeopardy-style CTFs have a couple of questions (tasks) in range of categories. For example, Web, Forensic, Crypto, Binary or something else. Teams can gain some points for every solved task.
All participants use individual Juice Shop instances anywhere, sharing only the flag code-ctfKey
and a central score server.
Run juice-shop-ctf
on the command line and let a wizard create SQL statements to apply to CTFd's database
Chapter One+
Since its move into the OWASP project portfolio in September 2016, Juice Shop is increasingly used, cloned, forked & contributed to:
OWASP Juice Shop is supposed to reliably fulfill the demands of:
And last but not least...
If you publish 🍝-code as open source, why should anyone believe you'll do any better in your daily work?
Personal note: Today recruiters have no clue what to make of GitHub profiles, but you can assume they will learn one day! This will hopefully be the same happy day they stop offering me e.g. Python Lead Programmer (m/f) jobs, although I have not committed a single line of Python code on GitHub. The same goes for Ruby on Rails. And C#.Chapter Two
An empty or lackluster front-page radiates the impression that nobody takes serious care of the project.
Open issues pile up in the ticketing system, most of them unanswered and unattended.
Pull Requests are routinely ignored or flogged to death.
https://bkimminich.gitbooks.io/pwning-owasp-juice-shop/content/part3/contribution.html
The Semantic Versioning syntax (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
) is used while its semantics are not adhered to.
Not even the original author thinks that the project is mature enough to release a 1.x version from it.
z85-cli
(😜)Chapter Three
The master
branch stores the official release history, while development happens on the develop
branch.
Suprise, surprise!
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var path = require('path')
var utils = require('../lib/utils')
var challenges = require('../data/datacache').challenges
exports = module.exports = function servePremiumContent () {
return function (req, res) {
if (utils.notSolved(challenges.premiumPaywallChallenge)) {
utils.solve(challenges.premiumPaywallChallenge)
}
res.sendFile(path.resolve(__dirname, '../app/private/under-construction.gif'))
}
}
fs.copy('app/index.template.html', 'app/index.html', {overwrite: true}, function () {
if (config.get('application.logo')) {
var logo = config.get('application.logo')
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logo = decodeURIComponent(logo.substring(logo.lastIndexOf('/') + 1))
utils.downloadToFile(logoPath, 'app/public/images/' + logo)
}
var logoImageTag = ''
replace({ regex: //, replacement: logoImageTag, paths: ['app/index.html'], recursive: false, silent: true })
}
if (config.get('application.theme')) {
var themeCss = 'bower_components/bootswatch/' + config.get('application.theme') + '/bootstrap.min.css'
replace({ regex: /bower_components\/bootswatch\/.*\/bootstrap\.min\.css/, replacement: themeCss, paths: ['app/index.html'], recursive: false, silent: true })
}
})
...it's still Javascript at the end of the day! (🤐)
it('should hold anonymous placeholder for email if current user is not logged in',
inject(function () {
$httpBackend.whenGET('/rest/user/whoami').respond(200, {user: {}})
$httpBackend.flush()
expect(scope.userEmail).toBe('anonymous')
})
)
frisby.create('GET security question returns nothing for an unknown email address')
.get(REST_URL +<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.expectStatus(200)
.expectJSON({})
.toss()
frisby.create('DELETE existing product is forbidden via public API')
.delete(API_URL + '/Products/1')
.expectStatus(401)
.toss()
describe('challenge "loginAdmin"', function () {
it('should log in Admin with SQLI attack on email field using "\' or 1=1--"', function () {
email.sendKeys('\' or 1=1--')
password.sendKeys('a')
loginButton.click()
expect(browser.getLocationAbsUrl()).toMatch(/\/search/)
})
protractor.expect.challengeSolved({challenge: 'Login Admin'})
})
protractor.expect = {
challengeSolved: function (context) {
describe('(shared)', function () {
beforeEach(function () {
browser.get('/#/score-board')
})
it("challenge '" + context.challenge + "' must be solved on score board", function () {
expect(element(by.id(context.challenge + '.solved')).getAttribute('class'))
.not.toMatch('ng-hide')
expect(element(by.id(context.challenge + '.notSolved')).getAttribute('class'))
.toMatch('ng-hide')
})
})
}
}
Having all tests pass after a commit means, it's safe to merge PRs or publish a new release!
| Juice Shop | CTF Extension |
|---|---|
Reality check: Do your tests actually test stuff?
| Juice Shop | CTF Extension |
|---|---|
92%* |
98% |
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✔git merge develop
✔git tag v4.2.0 -s -m "v4.2.0"
git push --follow-tags
Chapter 3 (continued)
And now for the most important metric of all...

For us as a logistics company this 🚚=💀 metaphor sucks...
So, let's change the metaphor into...
The number of team members that would have to leave for permanent vacation on Hawaii to effectively retire the project.
The term "Hawaii Factor" was (to my knowledge) first proposed by Timo Pagel at AppSecEU 2017 in Belfast.Meaning: If the whole team leaves, a new developer can take over and would be able to maintain & continue working on the project!
Chapter 4.1
The front-page is overcrowded with (mostly useless) information and status badges.
Fail to maintain the same information & documentation in multiple places consistently.
✔✔❌✔❌✔. With no code changes in between.
I wonder how our Live Release is doing...
Some services might be free of charge for OSS projects but come with some other hidden costs or annoyance.
Not giving enough credit to contributors.
git commit
s are not everything!Not to forget some very unique contributions...
by Laura Kimminich
How to counter "Contributor Laurels" antipattern?
for small contributions & to give out at events like this one
for larger or regular contributions
Chapter NaN
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One last manual step later...
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// with a spec of 111.
with warnings.catch_warnings(record=True) as w:
warnings.simplefilter("always")
// Changing the projection will throw a warning
assert fig.gca(polar=True) is not ax3
assert len(w) == 1
assert fig.gca(polar=True) is not ax2
assert fig.gca().get_geometry() == (1, 1, 1)
fig.sca(ax1)
After Change
// the final request for a polar axes will end up creating one
// with a spec of 111.
with pytest.warns(UserWarning):
// Changing the projection will throw a warning
assert fig.gca(polar=True) is not ax3
assert fig.gca(polar=True) is not ax2


Event details which are in common to both INDI and FAM events.
More...
Inherits SharpGEDParser.Model.StructCommon, SharpGEDParser.Model.NoteHold, SharpGEDParser.Model.SourceCitHold, and SharpGEDParser.Model.MediaHold.
Inherited by SharpGEDParser.Model.FamilyEvent, and SharpGEDParser.Model.IndiEvent.
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| Address | Address [get, set] |
| | Address information for the event. More...
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| string | Age [get, set] |
| | The age details for INDI events. More...
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| string | Agency [get, set] |
| | Responsible agency associated with the event. More...
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| |
| string | Cause [get, set] |
| | Event cause associated with the event. More...
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| List< SourceCit > | Cits [get] |
| | Source citations associated with the event. More...
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| |
| string | Date [get, set] |
| | The entered date value for the event. More...
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| |
| string | Descriptor [get, set] |
| | Any descriptor or other details associated with the event. More...
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| GEDDate | GedDate [get, set] |
| | The interpreted date information for the event. More...
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| |
| List< MediaLink > | Media [get] |
| | Media associated with the event. More...
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| |
| List< Note > | Notes [get] |
| | Notes associated with the event. More...
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| string | Place [get, set] |
| |
| string | Religion [get, set] |
| | Religious affiliation associated with the event. More...
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| |
| string | Restriction [get, set] |
| | A restriction notice for the event. More...
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| |
| string | Tag [get, set] |
| | The event tag. More...
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| |
| string | Type [get, set] |
| | The definition for a IDNO or FACT tag. More...
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| |
| List< UnkRec > | Errors [get] |
| | Problems encountered at this level. More...
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| |
| List< LineSet > | OtherLines [get] |
| | Any other lines encountered in the record. More...
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| |
| List< Note > | Notes [get] |
| | Any NOTE references associated with a record. More...
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| |
| List< SourceCit > | Cits [get] |
| | Any source citations associated to a record. More...
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| |
| List< MediaLink > | Media [get] |
| | Any media records associated to the record. More...
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| |
Event details which are in common to both INDI and FAM events.
◆ Address
| Address SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Address |
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getset |
◆ Age
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Age |
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getset |
The age details for INDI events.
◆ Agency
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Agency |
|
getset |
Responsible agency associated with the event.
◆ Cause
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Cause |
|
getset |
Event cause associated with the event.
◆ Cits
| List<SourceCit> SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Cits |
|
get |
Source citations associated with the event.
Will be an empty list if none.
◆ Date
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Date |
|
getset |
The entered date value for the event.
◆ Descriptor
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Descriptor |
|
getset |
Any descriptor or other details associated with the event.
Example 1 EVEN description of the event the descriptor is all text following the tag.
◆ GedDate
| GEDDate SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.GedDate |
|
getset |
The interpreted date information for the event.
- Todo:
- available if forest not used?
◆ Media
| List<MediaLink> SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Media |
|
get |
Media associated with the event.
Will be an empty list if none.
◆ Notes
| List<Note> SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Notes |
|
get |
Notes associated with the event.
Will be an empty list if none.
◆ Place
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Place |
|
getset |
◆ Religion
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Religion |
|
getset |
Religious affiliation associated with the event.
◆ Restriction
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Restriction |
|
getset |
A restriction notice for the event.
◆ Tag
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Tag |
|
getset |
The event tag.
Example 1 BAPM the tag is 'BAPM'
◆ Type
| string SharpGEDParser.Model.EventCommon.Type |
|
getset |
The definition for a IDNO or FACT tag.
Example 1 IDNO 123-45-6789 2 TYPE U.S. Social Security Number
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- SharpGedParser/Model/EventCommon.cs


XZMORE
Section: XZ Utils (1)Updated: 2009-07-05
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
xzmore, lzmore - view xz or lzma compressed (text) filesSYNOPSIS
xzmore [filename ...]lzmore [filename ...]
DESCRIPTION
xzmore is a filter which allows examination of xz(1) or lzma(1) compressed text files one screenful at a time on a soft-copy terminal.To use a pager other than the default more, set environment variable PAGER to the name of the desired program. The name lzmore is provided for backward compatibility with LZMA Utils.
- e or q
- When the prompt --More--(Next file: file) is printed, this command causes xzmore to exit.
- s
- When the prompt --More--(Next file: file) is printed, this command causes xzmore to skip the next file and continue.
For list of keyboard commands supported while actually viewing the content of a file, refer to manual of the pager you use, usually more(1).
SEE ALSO
more(1), xz(1), xzless(1), zmore(1)
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:12 GMT, December 24, 2015


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CCfits
2.4
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This section comments on some of the design decisions for CCfits. We note the role of cfitsio in CCfits as the underlying "engine," the use of the C++ standard library. We also explain some of the choices made for standard library containers in the implementation - all of which is hidden from the user [as it should be].
Most importantly, the library wraps rather than replaces the use of cfitsio library; it does not perform direct disk I/O. The scheme is designed to retain the well-developed facilities of cfitsio (in particular, the extended file syntax), and make them available to C++ programmers in an OO framework. Some efficiency is lost over a 'pure' C++ FITS library, since the internal C implementation of many functions requires processing if blocks or switch statements that could be recoded in C++ using templates. However, we believe that the current version strikes a resonable compromise between developer time, utility and efficiency.
The implementation of CCfits uses the C++ Standard Library containers and algorithms [also referred to as the Standard Template Library, (STL)] and exception handling. Here is a summary of the rationale behind the implementation decisions made.
HDUs are contained within a FITS object using a std::multimap<string, HDU*> object.
Scalar column data [one entry per cell] are implemented using std::vector<T> objects.
Vector column data [multiple and either fixed or variable numbers of entries per cell] are implemented using std::vector<std::valarray <T> > objects. The std::valarray template is intended for optimized numeric processing. valarrays are have the following desirable features:
They provide std::valarray<T> apply(T f(const T&)) operation, to apply a function f to each element
They provide slicing operations [see the "Getting Started" section for a simple example].