DataTables Row grouping plugin group rows by cell values and order groups by the value of grouping column. This behaviour can be customized and you can use any other column for ordering groups. As an example you can place additional column with order value used for grouping, and se different column for the actual grouping. In this example rows are grouped by "Rendering engine column but rendering engines are ordered in the following order: Trident, Gecko, Webkit, Presto, Tasman, Misc, KHTML, and other browsers. By default, these groups would be ordered alphabetically by the group name, but in this example is added an additional column that is used for ordering.
| Group order by | Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | CSS grade |
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| Group order by | Rendering engine | Browser | Platform(s) | Engine version | CSS grade |
| 10 | Trident | Internet Explorer 4.0 | Win 95+ | 4 | X |
| 10 | Trident | Internet Explorer 5.0 | Win 95+ | 5 | C |
| 10 | Trident | Internet Explorer 5.5 | Win 95+ | 5.5 | A |
| 10 | Trident | Internet Explorer 6 | Win 98+ | 6 | A |
| 10 | Trident | Internet Explorer 7 | Win XP SP2+ | 7 | A |
| 10 | Trident | AOL browser (AOL desktop) | Win XP | 6 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Firefox 1.0 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.7 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Firefox 1.5 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Firefox 2.0 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Firefox 3.0 | Win 2k+ / OSX.3+ | 1.9 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Camino 1.0 | OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Camino 1.5 | OSX.3+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Netscape 7.2 | Win 95+ / Mac OS 8.6-9.2 | 1.7 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Netscape Browser 8 | Win 98SE+ | 1.7 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Netscape Navigator 9 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.0 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.1 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.1 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.2 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.2 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.3 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.3 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.4 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.4 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.5 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.5 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.6 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | 1.6 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.7 | Win 98+ / OSX.1+ | 1.7 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Mozilla 1.8 | Win 98+ / OSX.1+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Seamonkey 1.1 | Win 98+ / OSX.2+ | 1.8 | A |
| 30 | Gecko | Epiphany 2.20 | Gnome | 1.8 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | Safari 1.2 | OSX.3 | 125.5 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | Safari 1.3 | OSX.3 | 312.8 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | Safari 2.0 | OSX.4+ | 419.3 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | Safari 3.0 | OSX.4+ | 522.1 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | OmniWeb 5.5 | OSX.4+ | 420 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | iPod Touch / iPhone | iPod | 420.1 | A |
| 50 | Webkit | S60 | S60 | 413 | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 7.0 | Win 95+ / OSX.1+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 7.5 | Win 95+ / OSX.2+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 8.0 | Win 95+ / OSX.2+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 8.5 | Win 95+ / OSX.2+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 9.0 | Win 95+ / OSX.3+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 9.2 | Win 88+ / OSX.3+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera 9.5 | Win 88+ / OSX.3+ | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Opera for Wii | Wii | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Nokia N800 | N800 | - | A |
| 70 | Presto | Nintendo DS browser | Nintendo DS | 8.5 | C/A1 |
| 140 | KHTML | Konqureror 3.1 | KDE 3.1 | 3.1 | C |
| 140 | KHTML | Konqureror 3.3 | KDE 3.3 | 3.3 | A |
| 140 | KHTML | Konqureror 3.5 | KDE 3.5 | 3.5 | A |
| 90 | Tasman | Internet Explorer 4.5 | Mac OS 8-9 | - | X |
| 90 | Tasman | Internet Explorer 5.1 | Mac OS 7.6-9 | 1 | C |
| 90 | Tasman | Internet Explorer 5.2 | Mac OS 8-X | 1 | C |
| 110 | Misc | NetFront 3.1 | Embedded devices | - | C |
| 110 | Misc | NetFront 3.4 | Embedded devices | - | A |
| 110 | Misc | Dillo 0.8 | Embedded devices | - | X |
| 110 | Misc | Links | Text only | - | X |
| 110 | Misc | Lynx | Text only | - | X |
| 110 | Misc | IE Mobile | Windows Mobile 6 | - | C |
| 110 | Misc | PSP browser | PSP | - | C |
| 160 | Other browsers | All others | - | - | U |
In the table should be added one additional column that will be used for ordering gorups (usually column with numbers representing the order of the groups). By default this column is hidden.

 Group order by(usually hidden)	 Rendering engine	 Browser	 Platform(s)	 Engine version	 CSS grade

 10	Trident	 Internet Explorer 4.0	 Win 95+	 4	 X

 10	Trident	 Internet Explorer 5.0	 Win 95+	 5	 C
 ...

In the initialization code you need to define index of the column that will be used for ordering groups
iGroupingOrderByColumnIndex
in this case set to 0. Due to the fact that grouping column is not
a first one it should be set to the value 1. Alternatively you can specify whether the order should be ascending
or descending
$(document).ready( function () { $(document).ready( function () { $('#example').dataTable().rowGrouping({ iGroupingColumnIndex: 1, sGroupingColumnSortDirection: "asc", iGroupingOrderByColumnIndex: 0 }); } ); }


Class: ActionCable::RemoteConnections::RemoteConnection
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Overview
Represents a single remote connection found via
ActionCable.server.remote_connections.where(*)
. Exists solely
for the purpose of calling #disconnect on that connection.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
- #server readonly private
Class Method Summary collapse
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.new(server, ids) ⇒ RemoteConnection
constructor
private
a new instance of RemoteConnection
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#disconnect
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Uses the internal channel to disconnect the connection.
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#identifiers
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Returns all the identifiers that were applied to this connection.
- #set_identifier_instance_vars(ids) private
- #valid_identifiers?(ids) ⇒ Boolean private
Methods included from Connection::Identification
#connection_gid, #connection_identifier
Methods included from ActiveSupport::Concern
#append_features, #class_methods, .extended, #included
Methods included from Connection::InternalChannel
#internal_channel, #process_internal_message, #subscribe_to_internal_channel, #unsubscribe_from_internal_channel
Constructor Details
.new(server, ids) ⇒ RemoteConnection (private)
a new instance of RemoteConnection
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 37
def initialize(server, ids) @server = server set_identifier_instance_vars(ids) end
Instance Attribute Details
#server (readonly, private)
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 53
attr_reader :server
Instance Method Details
#disconnect (private)
Uses the internal channel to disconnect the connection.
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 43
def disconnect server.broadcast internal_channel, type: "disconnect" end
#identifiers (private)
Returns all the identifiers that were applied to this connection.
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 48
def identifiers server.connection_identifiers end
#set_identifier_instance_vars(ids) (private)
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 55
def set_identifier_instance_vars(ids) raise InvalidIdentifiersError unless valid_identifiers?(ids) ids.each { |k,v| instance_variable_set("@#{k}", v) } end
#valid_identifiers?(ids) ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'actioncable/lib/action_cable/remote_connections.rb', line 60
def valid_identifiers?(ids) keys = ids.keys identifiers.all? { |id| keys.include?(id) } end


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ViewModel for ProjectsPage
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Adds new project to user database
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Delete project from list from with request comes
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Opens file dialog that allows user to select directory where he wants to save his archives
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Path to the project .sln file
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Path to the folder to store archives
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Command that cancels editing
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Indicator that show if user is editing project information
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Command that opens OpenFileDialog to store it's path
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Command that opens System.Windows.Forms.FolderBrowserDialog to store it's path
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Path to the project .sln file
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Checks for any Errors that may occur.
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Title of the project to add
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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This Application categorize your files and let you choose what category to be synced into the FTP. The categories are determined according to extensions. Those extensions are predefined and you can customize them to support more file types.
The App will create folders in the FTP. Those folders are configured in the Rules section of this app. The files will be uploaded each time you press the sync button on the main screen.
Go to Settings by pressing the dots on the right of the toolbar or by openning the side bar
If your FTP server is not accessible from the outside, you can sync when you are inside the network.
On next release, I will support sftp and ftps.
You can configure the extensions and folders in the policy page. you can enter the policy page by pressing the button from the main toolbar.
A Policy rule is made of extension and folder name.
If you selected a folder to be uploaded to the FTP and it contains extensions that are not described in the policy, it will be ignored unless the default rule is set to a folder name and is not configured to ignore extensions.
Here is an example of a policy rules:
After Creating the FTP, you can go to the directories you want to sync and press the left pin button on the toolbar so it converts to green .
By doing that, the files in the folder are queued to the files that should be uploaded to the ftp server.
Dont Forget to press the sync button in order to start syncing the folders you selected to be synced. While syncing this icon will turn to green
Trying to connect to the ftp server.
Sending File
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Ask questions or make suggestions about marketing, business development, or anything else relevant. This is the channel to discuss topics with Komodo team.
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ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 12:04 AM
True story: Bitcoin is dead
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Matthew North28-Jun-18 01:30 AM
Hey guys, I was contacted by a Komodo ambassador on Linkedin. Who's the best person to talk to about writing for your platform? I was invited to join this channel.
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Regnar28-Jun-18 01:36 AM
@Matthew North probably @Steve Lee or @benohanlon
Welcome to the channel btw
Steve Lee28-Jun-18 02:38 AM
@Matthew North i'll shoot you my contact info in a DM
sφldat28-Jun-18 07:29 AM
You totally right @PTYX is time to wake up in marketing action.
Komodo has amazing blockchain technology and one of the best in the world but nothing to make it visible. A mediocre website that works very badly on some browsers, only one good video (atomic swap explanation) made by an assetchain, BarterDEX has now over than 150 coins and I was one of the only ones to share information, contact the creators of the various tokens to be able to gain a minimum of visibility, only two posts about Komodo's scalability on linkedIn had more than 30k views in 4d...
Komodo need marketing to keep pace with the development of this ecosystem. And right now it's not.
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Alecandro28-Jun-18 08:09 AM
Marketing will come guys! They just want to get everything nailed down first
A brief history of our working tech and an animated timeline of the Komodo Platform. We recently successfully tested 20K transactions per second. This equate...
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 09:43 AM
to make working marketing: 1. set targets with ETA 2. set KPIs reflecting targets 3. set rewards for achieving targets -> see progress or change managing persons if no progress observed
there needs to be at least some kind of org structure, otherwise some part of work is wasted... I remember there were bounties for preparing some content improvement about KMD, but I didn't see any summary of it(edited)
is there somwhere a KMD blog where one could see kind of timeline of changes / logs of imoprovements to tech , content , documents, colaborations started, people joined ?
would be nice and informative to have such
simple CMS can do, just need someone to keep it updated live
here is good place to have live chats, but a place where informations will be stored in timline manner will be very usefull, otherwise there will be same questions over and over again -> waste of time
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information and keeping it ordered is the key like libraries or internet won't exist without it, also no company or big structure can exist without structured information and info flow; ok maybe can exist but it will be chaotic and slow down development(edited)
PTYX28-Jun-18 10:18 AM
@Alecandro we've been waiting on marketing for the last 8 months. I can't wait any longer.
PTYX28-Jun-18 10:33 AM
We need results and follow through. We can't blame the marketing situation on lack of planning. I sat through countless meetings to listen to the plans so I know they exist.
sφldat28-Jun-18 10:45 AM
and on top of that marketing is really not the most difficult point when technology is present.
Mylo28-Jun-18 11:16 AM
Education & Enterprise & Gamers. We had a booth at a government and startups convention in the netherlands yesterday.
What dApps do you think are going to be built on a blockchain?
Who is going to build them?
Who is going to train the people to build on a blockchain?
People are still learning about the tech and what they can potentially do with it.

The komodo solutions are great, and there is room for improvement. We want to welcome people external to the crypto scene into the komodo ecosystem.
In the last 6 months, the DEX has seen 100k atomic swaps and a few dICOs. This has been marketed. These are historical notes of Komodo's achievements. This technology is available to anyone.
A new baseline is being set by Komodo from it's history and tech innovation - one that needs to be delivered professionally, succinctly and at the right time.
This tech has the potential to co-exist with large cloud vendors and integrate with many other projects and solutions.
Regnar28-Jun-18 11:17 AM
@Steve Lee I've given them your contact info Steve, They're based in Italy so there will likely be some time difference in contact hours and coordinating for skype interview. Thanks
Regnar28-Jun-18 12:05 PM
We definitely need different terms for asset chains like OOT, BNTN, etc and scaling chains that are KMD fungible.
What are the official terms for each?
PTYX28-Jun-18 12:35 PM
I wrote an official proposal to introduce KiC or the Komodo Independent Chain Protocol
KIC Standard Request Title: KIC Standard (Komodo Independent Chains)Authors: Charles Gonzalez st3rling0x Type: Komodo Independent Chain Created: 4/10/2018 Simple Summary A proposal for the formal categorization of the Komodo native tokenization...
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the only term that is widely used is assetchain which doesn't have any marketing or branding value
Cryptoon28-Jun-18 01:19 PM
What does ERC20 stand for actually?
PTYX28-Jun-18 01:20 PM
Ethereum Request for Comment(edited)
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 01:33 PM
forgot to add marketing should have some budget min 3k $ monthly; also marketing should do some wise testing of channels usage for specific targets (when targets set) so optimize money spending
possibly there could be few marketing groups having few small budgets, and you could narrow down those groups with time - selecting those which bring better results, and finally increase the marketing budget for the best marketing leaders/groups which should be no more then 2-3 or maybe just 1 if proven really amazing
so in 6 month a marketing budget like 20-50k $ could be reached, which should be sufficienty for longer period afterwards?
obviously all spent money should be proven + results shown , someone must review that and manage, maybe a small commitee who discuss results and progress of marketing actions
also I think I have mentioned couple of months before - there should be a review of top 30 cmc coins marketing strategy = to see what actions they take and what actions are proven working; all actions should be reviewd, but only legal/moral correct/transparent should be discussed for later usage(edited)
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:46 PM
im wondering who you want to market to
Mylo28-Jun-18 01:47 PM
and define "results"
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:47 PM
for me its very clear that the only people you need to market to are actual people who are willing to add value to komodo, like entrepreneurs and devs etc
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there is no need to market to regular people like eos or vechain or whatever do
cause they have nothing to market except promises
we have actual tech to market
there is so much oppertunity for devs to make money in this ecosystem by making apps that use barterdex
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jorian28-Jun-18 01:54 PM
there are certain parts of the komodo platform that can be marketed to the plebs
Mylo28-Jun-18 01:54 PM
once scaling is turn key, a lot of app developers will be able to make an economic system in their apps that can interact outside of the app without the operational overhead of centralised systems and built in security. blockchain provides operational efficiency.
jorian28-Jun-18 01:54 PM
jumblr for example, no need for devs
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:55 PM
ok but jumblr needs user friendly apps first
Mylo28-Jun-18 01:55 PM
jumblr requires education. people don't know yet how much they need privacy. they are used to getting reamed by tracking networks.
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:57 PM
i think the plebs need education first actually, they dont understand the concept of the need for security,scaling,decentralization
Mylo28-Jun-18 01:57 PM
Education, exactly. Developers don't know how much they can benefit from blockchain tech that is secure, private, interoperable, scalable.
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 01:58 PM
That'll come with time
Meyse28-Jun-18 01:58 PM
ugh i hate myself for saying plebs haha
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 01:59 PM
I'm actually involved in a large kind of "blockchain development community outreach" if you will where I live
And I'm constantly pointing devs and the like to KMD
THere's certainly more out there just like me
Mylo28-Jun-18 02:00 PM
It will come with time, just like the internet came 10 years after it first arrived. We want their first time to be in the komodo ecosystem. So it takes education, easy tools, and usefulness. 1m tx/s is useful.
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:00 PM
There's still so much barrier to entry anyhow
And the first wave of crypto is more speculatory rather than use case
Meyse28-Jun-18 02:01 PM
there are kinda 2 choices of marketing, 1. market the promise of price increase, artificial value increase by plebs buying the coin 2. market the possibilities for devs by using the ecosystem which creates real value by real usage of the coin
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:01 PM
Avoid #1
Mylo28-Jun-18 02:01 PM
at the moment, but these things we are working on making smoother, better documented, accessible
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:02 PM
Education = smart marketing. Good marketing is not simply "selling the shit". Should be informative, building awarness, education.
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:02 PM
"There's still so much barrier to entry anyhow"
Because you don't have $1.60 to buy 1 KMD?
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:03 PM
The tech is what sells KMD, not the promise of the price going up
Meyse28-Jun-18 02:03 PM
yes
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:03 PM
That would actually undercut the value in most minds
Feels like a shill
Last week we ran a 2.5 hour class on atomic swaps using KMD as a model
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:04 PM
Marketing results <- marketing targets. For jumbler you may like to increase user base. Same for DEX, Agama... I believe you can set up some measures, KPIs and check them different ways. KPIs example = { new downloads by IP addresses, nr of addresses in usage, ...}
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:04 PM
I'd certainly focus on KMD's useful tech and market it
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:04 PM
for DEX target would be actually volume ...
jorian28-Jun-18 02:04 PM
yeah but who the hell needs to jumble weekly
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:05 PM
also for DEX partially marketing is done by different teams doing diff UI's ...
Meyse28-Jun-18 02:05 PM
more volume is created by devs creating multiple dex's that users can choose from
Mylo28-Jun-18 02:05 PM
@Beetcoin if you are in contact with devs, could you please get some details - what languages/platforms (mobile /web/desktop etc.) they work on and keep a record of where the target market is for the people you are in contact with. We can provide developer onboarding stuff in the future.
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:05 PM
I can certainly ask
We meet up every two weeks
Mylo28-Jun-18 02:06 PM
Where abouts?
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:06 PM
maybe a competition could also be done -> team that will make more succesfull DEX in 1 year gets 1e6 $ prize ?
success = bigger volume traded
and more users or sth like that
I mean DEX UI
Meyse28-Jun-18 02:07 PM
DEX devs are already rewarded by percentage of DEX txfees, this should be marketed cause nobody knows about this, also they can setup their own LP's in certain apps which can also make them money
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:08 PM
@Mylo I"m not sure I'm comfortable saying where with that troll CG following me around the discord, but its in a top 25 metropolitan area in the US.
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:08 PM
so you see what tyou can market -> earn money with KMD building DEX UI -> you earn fees. Here marketing effort needed so that the world id educated/informed well about it.
Mylo28-Jun-18 02:08 PM
US is good enough. Thanks
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:10 PM
Some weeks are more tech involved than others in the meetup, and I find myself answering a lot of pretty beginner questions still, but I generally try to avoid shilling, and instead show the technology itself
One week I chose KMD as an example of various proofs of work and their merits.
Actually had a bitcoin app dev get in a pretty heated argument with me about dPoW
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:12 PM
"with that troll CG following me around the discord"
True story: I'm only active in chat because some random new donkey decided to tag me at 1:30 am today; I've never bee here before
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:13 PM
CG, are you honestly going to follow me around discord quoting me while I have you blocked?
Are you that "Shook" that I challenged your opinion on mining?
Because if its going to be this childish, I could just leave.
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:14 PM
Seems someone swallowed their delusions of grandeur pill today
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:14 PM
Says the guy who came here and quoted me twice, while knowingly being blocked.
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:15 PM
If you blocked me, then how do you know I quoted you?
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:15 PM
You can click to read the messages
And watching "1 blocked message" pop up every channel I'm in became taxing.
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:16 PM
so, you claim to have blocked me only to manually read everything I say anyway?
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:16 PM
Are you going to continue to harass me?
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴28-Jun-18 02:17 PM
guys let's discuss personal topics in #facepalm channel
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ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:17 PM
Are you going to continue to assume that my activity is about you?
Beetcoin28-Jun-18 02:17 PM
When you come in here and quote me twice, it is
ComputerGenie28-Jun-18 02:19 PM
OK, here's your options: You can live in the delusion that I'm only active in the community to "stalk you" or you can accept that I'm an active member of the community who has, since day one, spoken his mind on every topic in the space....


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-Prevent the assembly of the nucleocapsid
-function by suppressing HBV replication
-Blocking the binding of
virus to target cell receptors
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Blocking the interaction
between rabies virus and permissive host cell receptors
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Education is one of the most effective agents of change in society.
When a child is able to go to school today, he or she sets off a cycle of positive change.
But, thousands of children in India lack access to education and can’t even write their own names. Moreover, underprivileged children between the ages of 11 to 14 years are hugely vulnerable to dropping out of schools.
An educated child stays away from an early marriage and is empowered to stand up against exploitation. As children grow, they are able to make better choices for themselves and influence the communities they live in. This transforms their present life and ensures a secure future for them.
But even today, one of the major problems is rampant illiteracy in India.
The literacy rate in the country stands at 74.04% (according to the National Census, 2011).
When it comes to children, the effects of illiteracy are manifold.
While the goal of universal elementary education is a long way from being achieved, and affects the condition of education for children, even adult illiteracy has effects on them.
Statistics have shown that children of uneducated mothers are more prone to problems like malnutrition and anaemia.
Illiterate adults are also less likely to send their children to school.
Education is, in all probability, the most influential tool required to break the vicious intergenerational cycle of abuse, malnutrition, poverty and oppression.
Literacy thus requires a lot of attention.
In addition to this, about 35% children in India with disabilities remain out of Elementary school (District Information System for Education – DISE, 2011-12) and the National Dropout Rate at the Elementary Level is over 40% (DISE, 2011-12).
Despite the Right to Education (RTE) Act coming into force in 2010, access to education for every child remains a huge concern in the country. The following are statistics that portray the seriousness of the situation:
1 in 4 children of school-going age is out of school in our country – 99 million children in total have dropped out of school (Census 2011)
Out of every 100 children, only 32 children finish their school education age-appropriately (District Information System for Education (DISE) 2014-15)
Only 2% of the schools offer complete school education from Class 1 to Class 12 (District Information System for Education (DISE) 2014-15)
There are 10.13 million child labourers between 5-14 years in India (Census 2011)
India has 33 million working children between the ages of 5-18 years.
In parts of the country, more than half the child population is engaged in labour (Census 2011)
42% of married women in India were married as children (District Information System for Education (DISE 3)
1 in every 3 child brides in the world is a girl in India (UNICEF)
India has more than 45 lakh girls under 15 years of age who are married with children.
Out of these, 70% of the girls have 2 children (Census 2011)
Unless these underlying causes are dealt with, the situation for children will not change. CRY, along with its partner organisations are working at the grassroots level to make sure that children do not have to face these barriers and can fully exercise their right to education.
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1. Introduction to Git and GitHub
1.1. Git
Git is a distributed version control system designed to track changes in any set of files. It is a multiplatform program and is usually integrated into different modern text-editors.
Important
The following commands assume you are in a Linux environment however, the same commands can be used in Windows PowerShell
1.1.1.
Get Git
from your Linux distribution repository (e.g. apt
).
$ sudo apt install git-all
There is several ways to install Git on a Mac. The easiest is probably to install the Xcode Command Line Tools and try to run git from the Terminal.
$ git --version
If you do not have it installed already, it will prompt you to install it.
1.2. GitHub
GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets you and others work together on projects from anywhere.
GitHub and similar services (including GitLab and BitBucket) are websites that host a Git server program to hold your code.
Thus using git
you can communicate with the remote hosting services.
1.2.1. Create a GitHub account
The easiest way to get started is to create an account on GitHub website (it is free).
1.2.2. Fork the repository
Go to the source code repository website and by clicking on the fork button on the top of the page (step 1 at Fig. 1.2). This will create a copy of this repository in your account.
1.2.3. Clone the repository
Now clone the forked repository to get a copy on your local machine using the command git clone
.
Go to your GitHub account, open the forked repository, click on the green code button, and then click the copy to clipboard icon (step 2 and 3 at Fig. 1.2). And in the terminal type:
$ git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/SMaLL_best_practices.git
Where you have to replace <your_username>
with your GitHub username.
1.2.4. Create a Branch
Branching is the way to work on different versions of a repository at one time (Fig. 1.3).
To create a branch
first, you have to move to the repository directory on your computer:
$ cd SMaLL_best_practices
Now create a branch
using the git checkout
command:
$ git checkout -b <your-new-branch-name>
Where <your-new-branch-name>
is the name of the branch
.
Important
The branch name as to be a single word, thus replace the spaces with the underscore _
Note
The name of the branch does not need to have the word add in it, but it’s a reasonable thing to include because the purpose of this branch is to add your name to a list and its main changes.
1.2.5. Setup python environment
Now that you have all the documentation in your local machine, you can have to install the minimum required python packages.
$ pip3 install -r SMaLL_best_practices/docs/requirement.txt
We suggest creating a virtual python environment outside the repository folder (see Python basics).
Important
If the virtual python environment is inside the repository folder, once you will push
(upload) your chage, you
will upload the virtual environment too.
1.2.6. Make your changes and commit those changes
Now you can start to make your changes; the file format to use is the reStructuredText (.rst
), basic concepts is available
in the section reStructuredText, for a more exhaustive guide, also read the Sphinx page.
To check your changes, respect the old documentation, you can run the command git status
.
Once you finish modifying a page, you can upload it to GitHub with the command git commit
.
First, you add the changed files to the list of the commit:
$ git add <file name>
or all the folder
$ git add .
Then you can define a commit associated with the selected files.
$ git commit -m "<comment>"
Example:
$ git add ./doc/source/exmaple.rst
$ git commit -m "add the page ./doc/source/exmaple.rst"
Note
You can think of the git commit
command as a special way to save your progress since instead to have many changes in only one
commit, you brake it into smaller parts
1.2.7. Compile locally
To see the changes, you have to ways:
Using Visual Studio Code and the reStructuredText extension (or similar) to get a preview of the web page (see the page Suggested editor)
Compile the documentation with the command
make HTML
$ make html # linux/macos > .\make.bat html # windows
If there are no errors, you will get something similar to what you see in Fig. 1.4.
Then in the subfolder ./docs/build/HTML
, you have all the HTML files, and you can see how your changes will appear in the website.
Note
Try to solve all the errors or warnings, and compile more time untile it prints a clean output.
1.2.8. Push changes to GitHub
Push (upload) your changes using the command git push
:
$ git push origin <add-your-branch-name>
Replace <add-your-branch-name>
with the name of the branch you created earlier.
1.2.9. Submit your changes for review
If you go to your repository on GitHub, you will see a Compare & pull request
button. Click on that button.
Now submit the pull request.
Soon we will be reviewing and merging all your changes into the master branch
.
You will get a notification email once the changes have been merged.
Important
When you submit the branch to the review, please add some comments to allow the reader to understand what you did.


Entity-type “Social System”¶
What we call a social system (and many others may simply call a society) is meant to represent “an economic, social, industrial or cultural infrastructure” (see Wikipedia’s definition of “society”) of considerable size (e.g., a nation such as the US, a country such as Scotland, an urban area such as the Greater Tokyo Area, or an economically very closely integrated world region such as the EU), having a sufficiently well-defined territory (represented by a set of cells) and encompassing all the social-metabolic and cultural processes occurring within that territory. Social systems are not meant to represent a single social group or stratum, for which one should use different entity-types (such as group).
The social systems in a model are either all disjoint (e.g., representing twelve world regions, or about 200 countries), or they will form a nested hierarchy with no nontrivial overlaps (e.g., representing a three-level hierarchy of world regions, countries, and urban areas), This is important for model components that assume a hierarchical organization of political decision-making and economic and social metabolic accounting.
As the attributes of social systems will often correspond to data assembled by official statistics, we encourage to use a partition of the world into individual social systems that is compatible to established standard classifications such as ISO 3166-1/2.
Social systems will only rarely act as agents in agent-based model components (a better choice would be to use its “elite” group or “head of government” individual as agents instead).
Basic relationships to other entity-types¶
A social system will usually…
- reside on a single world
- have several member individuals
- have several cells forming its territory
In addition, a social system may…
- be a subsystem of a larger social system (e.g., “UK” may be a subsystem of “EU” for some time)
- have several member households
- have a “capital” cell
- be the “legal headquarters” of several firms
- have some group acting as its “elite”
- have one or several individuals acting as “head of government”
All the above relationships may be dynamic.


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One-Way Data Flow
Terminology
State
State is an Immutable
data structure that represents the data needed to render your application. This includes the state of the UI in addition to data that might be retrieved from a database or server.
Streams
A Stream is a canonical source of state for a part of an application. Observers can subscribe to a stream to receive new state when the stream updates. Streams in Protonic are similar to streams in other frameworks (they are actually very similar to BehaviorSubjects in RxJS), but make certain assumptions to simplify things.
- Streams remember the last state emitted.
- Streams won't emit falsey values.
- Streams won't emit a new state if it's content is the same as the current state of the stream.
- Streams don't "complete".
- Streams make their internal state available without needing to subscribe to the stream.
- Streams only work with immutable data.
Transformers
A transformer is a function that gets the current state of a stream, transforms the state into new state, and sends the new state back to the stream.
A transformer is only allowed to operate on state from one stream. It may not affect state outside of itself. Additionally, Only transformers are allowed to change the state of stream.
Actions
Since transformers are each allowed to only transform state from one stream, and are not allowed to have side-effects, actions are what we use to combine state changes across streams, as well as perform side-effects (such as Ajax request to fetch data from a server).
Actions are allowed to call transformers for different streams, but actions may not manipulate streams directly. Since transformers are not technically reducers (they don't receive state as an argument or return state), they cannot be batched together in on atomic state change. This means that a transform of state from one stream should not depend on a transform of state from another stream happening in a particular order.


Beyond classical search
Optimization Problem
In many optimization problems, the path to the solution is irrelevant. In pure optimization problems, the best state is defined by the objective function. To represent such problems, a state-space landscape is used. It has a location (state) represented by x-axis and elevation(objective function value) represented by y-axis. The best state is hence the state with the highest objective value
The given diagram is a state-space representation of an objective function. You can click anywhere inside the box to reveal the elevation there. You are allowed 25 moves to find the highest peak before the hill is revealed.
represents found global maximas and represents unfound global maximas
Try to come up with a strategy that can be used for al kinds of hills.
Hill Climbing Search
In hill climbing search, the current node is replaced by the best neighbor. In this case, the objective function is represented by elevation, neighbors of a state are the states to the left and right of it and the best neigbor is the neigbor state with the highest elevation.
The represents global maximas and represents the states from where the hill climbing search can reach a global maxima.
Click on different states to start Hill Climbing Search from there and see which direction it prefers and when does it stop.
Use the restart button to try it on different kinds of hills.
Simulated Annealing
Click on the screen to restart the simulation.
The orange line represents the current position.
Genetic Algorithm
Little critters change the color of their fur to match the background to camouflage themselves from predators.
Click on the canvas to generate next generation. Keep clicking to generate another progeny.
Note: Single point crossover might not be suitable for all applications
And-Or-Graph-Search
Online DFS Agent
Click to reset. Green tile is destination.


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This is a manually collection of feedback that has been noticed around Jenkins 2.0
Negative
General
so far @jenkinsci 2 seems pretty freaking slick
This is your friendly reminder to not rely on .each { } in @jenkinsci workflow/pipeline unless it is enclosed in a NonCPS-annotated method!
[regarding the new setup wizard]
@jenkinsci How will this work for users who bring up CIs in an automated fashion? We have 1,000s that constantly go up and down.
I am little concerned what happens to the Jenkins Job DSL plugin when #Jenkins2 is out.
User Experience
trying jenkins 2.0 (beta); service script didn't start it on centos7. doing java -jar jenkins.war did @jenkinsci
- JENKINS-33246 - It is unclear that the items with ** are dependencies during plugin install on 2.0
- I think that [job configuration] tabs should be on a single row with left and right arrow to display hidden tabs (see here)
- Blank white screen for Jenkins behind a proxy on startup
I also just tried the alpha release and was a bit buffled why the SCM plugin list would contain SVN and CVS but not Git. I found out later that the Git plugin seems to be installed by default anyway, maybe you can find a way to make this more clear, I mean I was kinda hoping to find it anyway but you got me confused for a second.
PS: Thumbs up for the tabs in job config, a nice addition would be to highlight tabs that require users attention, e.g. config missing. Alltogether I was hoping for a more radical UI change, but that’s just me
Pipeline as Code
"Let's build a DSL that reads just like Groovy but just as error prone, side effectingly hard to verify and still not all in SCM." #jenkins2
Neutral
@jenkinsci Great if #jenkins2 system configure page used tabs like item configuration
First look at the @jenkinsci 2.0 Preview on my blog http://www.nicklatocha.co.uk/2016/03/06/jenkins-2-0-preview-first-look/
Tried out textual #DSL to configure builds as pipelines in @jenkinsci 2.0 alpha.
Positive
General
Great improvements with @jenkinsci #2.0. Finally, the UI gets much-needed love... jenkins.io/2.0 #jenkins #devops #opensource
@jenkinsci I think #jenkins2 is looking pretty good!
Just installed #Jenkins2. Really like the flow graph. Much clearer than the console/pipeline steps. Great work!
Nice features in the pipeline for #jenkinsci 2.0
@jenkinsci 2.0!! (girly squeak) #automation
@jenkinsci I think #jenkins2 is a solid improvement. In this way, I would like to thank for this piece of software. Code Pipeline is great!
@jenkinsci thumbs up for the Groovy update
he new deployment pipeline stage view plugin is 100% #FTW #CI #CD & new initial install wizard for 1st time users
I am behind the game but got #jenkins2 running, loving the visual polishing already...can't wait to see what else @jenkinsci has done!
@jenkinsci great!!!
@jenkinsci did some nice first steps towards #jenkins2. I'm excited to see more improvements and features soon!
Just installed #jenkins2. Got Some nice things under the hood
User Experience
@jenkinsci nice, that is a strong improvement
Great to see these visualisation improvements in Jenkins @aheritier @jenkinsci
Even easier than with Jenkins 1: Installation of #Jenkins 2.0. Great work @jenkinsci
Whoa jenkins2.0 has some shiny in it!
@jenkinsci the plug-in installation at the first start is really awesome! Nice job
Pipeline as Code
Playing with @jenkinsci 2.0 alpha release this morning and I must say more than a little excited #JenkinsPipeline
Playing with @jenkinsci 2.0a and the #pipeline madness. Let the magic happen ! #CI
The #PipelinePlugin is my most anticipated feature of the new #JenkinsCI 2.0
#Jenkins2 looks promising, especially the Pipeline feature!
#jenkins2.0 is released for technical preview - jenkins-ci.org/2.0/ looking forward to trying the pipeline as code properly
Checking out @jenkinsci 2.0 with stage view plugin.


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To get the obvious questions out of the way first...
  (Symptoms would look just like what you're experiencing...).
Moises
On Jun 1, 2013, at 3:19 AM, Ben Spink <email@hidden> wrote:
> Just noticed this start happening with a particular client. Things are great for a while, then suddenly all the sockets from the JVM fail to connect to the server for no apparent reason.
>
> The server is still online, the server isn't recognizing any incoming connections to it (log doesn't show a connection received), and the client machine from Terminal can telnet to the server port and get a connection (and the server logs the connection).
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.SocketException: Socket closed
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketConnect:-2
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.doConnect:339
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.connectToAddress:200
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.connect:182
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect:391
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.Socket.connect:579
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.Socket.connect:528
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.Socket.<init>:425
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:java.net.Socket.<init>:208
> Thu May 30 18:28:46 PDT 2013:com.crushftp.client.Common.getSocket:1122
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Line 1122 that has the exception occur is this:
>
> return new Socket(u.getHost(), u.getPort());
>
> So this socket is brand new, hasn't been touched or closed by another thread, etc. I don't see any possibility in how this scenario can occur...yet it seems to reliably start failing after a few hours of running. JVM isn't throwing OOM errors, or any other errors that I can see.
>
>
> This java client app is being run as a signed app from web start. It makes connections regularly.
>
> This isn't the only stack trace with this issue either. Another thread that also makes a HttpUrlConnection to the server has the same exception occur.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:serverSettingsRetriever:java.net.SocketException: Socket closed
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketConnect:-2
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.doConnect:339
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.connectToAddress:200
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.AbstractPlainSocketImpl.connect:182
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.SocksSocketImpl.connect:391
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:java.net.Socket.connect:579
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.security.ssl.SSLSocketImpl.connect:618
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.security.ssl.BaseSSLSocketImpl.connect:160
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.NetworkClient.doConnect:180
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer:378
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.http.HttpClient.openServer:473
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsClient.<init>:270
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsClient.New:327
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.https.AbstractDelegateHttpsURLConnection.getNewHttpClient:191
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.plainConnect:931
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.https.AbstractDelegateHttpsURLConnection.connect:177
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getOutputStream:1090
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsURLConnectionImpl.getOutputStream:250
> Fri May 31 15:13:12 PDT 2013:com.crushftp.Daemon.getCrushSyncPrefs:361
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Where line 361 is:
>
> OutputStream out = uric.getOutputStream();
>
> I have only had this reported from a client using OS X. Multiple machines report the same error. Its as if the JVM stops allowing outbound connections as the server doesn't see the attempts to reach it, and the exception indicates the socket its creating is already closed...
>
> It took 2 hours, 45 minutes roughly for this to occur on the last test.
>
> Any help on what I can do?
>
> Thanks,
> Ben
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Class LibraryFileLoader
- java.lang.Object
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- LibraryFileLoader
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public class LibraryFileLoader extends java.lang.Object
Class responsible for loading book data from file.
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description java.lang.String
AUTHOR_DELIMITER
Author delimiter for author array stringjava.lang.String
LINE_DELIMITER
Line delimiter for library fileint
NUM_ENTRIES
Total number of entries in each line of library file
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description LibraryFileLoader()
Create a new loader.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean
contentLoaded()
Has file content been loaded already?boolean
loadFileContent(java.nio.file.Path fileName)
Load all lines from the specified book data file and save them for later parsing with the parseFileContent method.java.util.List<BookEntry>
parseFileContent()
Parse file content loaded previously with the loadFileContent method.
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Field Detail
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LINE_DELIMITER
public final java.lang.String LINE_DELIMITER
Line delimiter for library file- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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AUTHOR_DELIMITER
public final java.lang.String AUTHOR_DELIMITER
Author delimiter for author array string- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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NUM_ENTRIES
public final int NUM_ENTRIES
Total number of entries in each line of library file- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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loadFileContent
public boolean loadFileContent(java.nio.file.Path fileName)
Load all lines from the specified book data file and save them for later parsing with the parseFileContent method.This method has to be called before the parseFileContent method can be executed successfully.
- Parameters:
fileName
- file path with book data- Returns:
- true if book data could be loaded successfully, false otherwise
- Throws:
java.lang.NullPointerException
- if the given file name is null
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contentLoaded
public boolean contentLoaded()
Has file content been loaded already?- Returns:
- true if file content has been loaded already.
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parseFileContent
public java.util.List<BookEntry> parseFileContent()
Parse file content loaded previously with the loadFileContent method.- Returns:
- books parsed from the previously loaded book data or an empty list if no book data has been loaded yet.
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BMS connection is only used to read databases, not to write data.
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{% extends "layout_multi_sections-lcc.html" %} {% block page_title %} ARIA accordion example {% endblock %} {% block css_register %} {% endblock %} {% block header %} ARIA accordion example {% endblock%} {% block main_nav %} {% endblock %} {% block sectionOneTop %} {% endblock %} {% block sectionOneFull%} {% endblock %} {% block breadcrumb %}
Here is the first panel of content.
This particular accordion example can have multiple opened panels at a time, or every panel closed.
By using the data-multi
attribute, multiple
panels can be opened at once.
The data-default="none"
attribute is used to
indicate that no panel will be open by default, when the
accordion is initially rendered.


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It is important to note that if you’re trying to contribute towards a specific semester, this is not the place; every semester has it’s own repository.
Although this guide prepares you for the main repository, you can follow the general guide given below to contribute in any part of CSITauthority. The method is similar, with slight changes, for other repositories.
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Fork the repository
- Go to the main repository page and, on the upper-left corner, click the
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Copy remote URL and clone
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--- title: 'Tutorial: Manipulating PDFs in Python (to Scrape Them).' date: 2014-10-19 08:16:08 Z categories: - Tutorials tags: - digital history - ocr - pdf - python - tutorails layout: post type: post status: publish meta: author: Nathaniel ---
When digitizing old data, we often start with a pile of scanned documents we must reorganize. Much time is spent manually trudging through scans, deducing what variables exist, and selecting the tables we eventually wish to turn into machine-readable data. When you have hundreds of multi-page PDFS, this can be a painful experience. However, automating PDF manipulation with Python can save major time.
We start with scans of old, provincial statistical yearbooks for a Southeast Asian country.
Each yearbook page corresponds to a variable we want: page 1 has land statistics, page 2 has rice statistics, page 3 irrigation, etc..
We want to reorganize this stack of yearbooks into something that is easier to digitize and organized by variable, not province. In essence (to the data scientist) we need to "reshape" our scanned PDF data.
To restate the problem:
Most old historical data comes in the following format: hard copy volumes organized by province, state, region, etc., each with the same set of tables (cough variables).
And most of the time we want to pull certain pages from each geographic volume and create a new document for each variable.
The following is written for Python 3.* and uses the PyPDF2 package (which is a fork of the original PyPdf package), as well as the OS
module for directory manipulation.
The code starts with a directory containing our multi-page PDFs and creates a sub-folder to store individual pages, /splits.
Second, our stack-o-PDFs are read, chopped, and their pages are placed in (page) numbered folders.
The following code chunk begins at the /start_dir
, the file containing our original PDF files. We read each scan and then loop over its pages with the line, for i in xrange(in_file_pdf.numPages)
. Each page i
is saved to a variable folder, corresponding to its page number: first pages are saved in start_dir/splits/1
; second pages, into start_dir/splits/2
folder, etc..
Third, after chopping and saving, we combine the separated pages into variable-based PDFs.
The following code loops over each page folder (/splits/1
, /splits/2
,...
). Using pyPDF2's PdfFilerMerge
function, we combine pages within each folder into a single PDF file.
Hence, the first page of each provincial yearbook is combined into a new file (i.e. the pages in /splits/1
become 1.pdf), which we can then scrape/digitize/pre-process/whatever.
Importantly, your project will probably look much different from this, but combining the OS module
with the pyPDF2 package
in Python can make many splitting/merging tasks trivial. Digitizing old data often entails mind-numbing file manipulation, so a little Python can go a long way.


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Link 1
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Active-selector attribute works
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s6-networking
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-tlsd-io program
s6-tlsd-io is a program that establishes a TLS or SSL
server connection over an existing TCP connection, then
communicates with an existing local program over already
established pipes. It is the only server-side program in
s6-networking that performs cryptography.
s6-networking does not include
cryptographic software. All the crypto used in s6-tlsd-io
is provided by the chosen SSL backend:
BearSSL or
LibreSSL, depending on
the options given when configuring s6-networking.
Interface
s6-tlsd-io [ -S | -s ] [ -Y | -y ] [ -v verbosity ] [ -K kimeout ] [ -k snilevel ] [ -d notif ] [ -- ] fdr fdw
- s6-tlsd-io expects to have an open connection it
can talk to on its standard input and output. It also expects to read
cleartext data from file descriptor fdr and write cleartext
data to file descriptor fdw.
- It expects a TLS client on the other side of the network connection
to initiate a TLS handshake, and it answers it.
- Then it acts as a full duplex tunnel, decrypting and transmitting
data from stdin to fdw, and encrypting and transmitting data
from fdr to stdout.
- When it cannot transmit any more data from/to the local application
because connections have closed, s6-tlsd-io exits.
Exit codes
- 0: the connection terminated normally.
- 96: error while configuring the TLS context - for instance, invalid private key or server certificate files.
- 97: error while setting up the TLS server engine.
- 98: TLS error while running the engine.
- 100: wrong usage.
- 111: system call failed.
Protocol version and parameters
During the TLS/SSL handshake, s6-tlsd-io tries the
versions of the protocol that is supported by default by the
backend, with the default algorithms and cipher suites;
the backend normally ensures that the most secure combination
is tried first, with slow degradation until the client and
the server agree.
As a server, s6-tlsd-io can be conservative in its
choice of protocols. It is currently not very conservative
when using the BearSSL backend; it could become more so in
the future, by defining a custom server profile that supports
only TLS-1.2 but with several algorithms and cipher suites.
Environment variables
s6-tlsd-io expects to have the following
environment variables set:
- KEYFILE: a path to the file
containing the server's private key, DER- or PEM-encoded.
- CERTFILE: a path to the file
containing the server's certificate chain, DER- or PEM-encoded.
If PEM-encoded, the file can actually contain a chain
of certificates.
If one of those variables is unset, s6-tlsd-io
will refuse to run.
Alternatively, if snilevel is nonzero, the private
key for the server named x should be held in a file
whose name is contained in the KEYFILE:x
environment variable, and the corresponding certificate chain
file should be named in the CERTFILE:x
environment variable. If snilevel is 2 or more, the
KEYFILE and CERTFILE variables will be
entirely ignored.
You can wildcard the first level of a SNI domain: you can point
to a valid certificate for foo.example.com for all
values of foo via a variable called CERTFILE:*.example.com
(and have the corresponding KEYFILE:*.example.com). Only the
first level can be wildcarded, and this does not work for top-level
domains (you cannot hold a certificate for *.com). Note: if you are
using a shell to handle your environment variables, be careful to
properly quote them so that it does not attempt to expand the asterisks.
If you are using client certificates, s6-tlsd-io
also requires either one of the following variables to be set:
- CADIR: a directory where trust anchors
(i.e. root or intermediate CA certificates) can be found,
one per file, DER- or PEM-encoded.
- CAFILE: a file containing the whole set
of trust anchors, PEM-encoded.
If s6-tlsd-io is run as root, it can also read two
more environment variables, TLS_UID and TLS_GID,
which contain a numeric uid and a numeric gid; s6-tlsd-io
then drops its root privileges to this uid/gid after reading its
private key file. This ensures that the engine, including the
handshake, is run with as little privilege as possible.
SSL close handling
If the local application initiates the end of the session by sending
EOF to fdr, there are two ways for the TLS layer to handle it.
- It can send a close_notify alert, and wait for
an acknowledgement from the peer, at which point the connection
is closed. The advantage of this setup is that it is secure
even when the application protocol is not auto-terminated, i.e.
when it does not know when its data stops. Old protocols such
as HTTP-0.9 are in this case. The drawback of this setup is
that it breaks full-duplex: once a peer has sent the
close_notify, it must discard all the incoming
records that are not a close_notify from the
other peer. So if a client sends EOF while it is still
receiving data from the server, the connection closes
immediately and the data can be truncated.
- It can simply transmit the EOF, shutting down
half the TCP connection, and wait for the EOF back.
The advantage of this setup is that it maintains
full-duplex: a client can send EOF after its initial
request, and still receive a complete answer from the
server. The drawback is that it is insecure when the application
protocol is not auto-terminated.
Nowadays (2020), most protocols are auto-terminated, so
it is not dangerous anymore to use EOF tranmission, and that
is the default for s6-tlsd-io. Nevertheless, by
using the -S option, you can
force it to use the close_notify method if your
application requires it to be secure.
s6-tlsd-io options
- -v verbosity : Be more or less
verbose. Default for verbosity is 1. 0 is quiet, 2 is
verbose, more than 2 is debug output. This option currently has
no effect.
- -S : send a close_notify alert
and break the connection when receiving a local EOF.
- -s : transmit EOF by half-closing the TCP
connection without using close_notify. This is the default.
- -Y : Request a client certificate.
The certificate is optional: if the client gives none, the connection
proceeds.
- -y : Request a client certificate.
The certificate is mandatory: if the client gives none, the handshake
fails.
The default, with neither the -Y nor the -y option,
is not to request a client certificate at all.
- -K kimeout : if the peer fails
to send data for kimeout milliseconds during the handshake,
close the connection. The default is 0, which means infinite timeout
(never kill the connection).
- -k snilevel : support alternative
certificate chains for SNI. If snilevel is nonzero, private
key file names are read from every environment variable of the form
KEYFILE:x, where x is a server name that
the client may require, and a corresponding certificate chain for the name
x should exist in the file named after the contents of the
CERTFILE:x environment variable. If snilevel
is 2 or more, only those files are read, and the generic
KEYFILE and CERTFILE variables are ignored.
If snilevel is 0, or if the option is not given, which is the
default, KEYFILE and CERTFILE are the only private
key / certificate chain pair that are loaded, no other environment
variable is read for keypairs.
- -d notif : handshake notification.
notif must be a file descriptor open for writing. When the
TLS handshake has completed, some data (terminated by two null
characters) will be sent to file descriptor notif. The
data contains information about the TLS parameters of the connection;
its exact contents are left unspecified, but there's at least
an SSL_PROTOCOL=protocol string and
an SSL_CIPHER=cipher string, both
null-terminated.
Sending this data serves a dual purpose: telling the notif
reader that the handshake has completed, and providing it with some
basic information about the connection. If this option is not given,
no such notification is performed.


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deject: Writing Testable Code in D
Ben Gertzfield<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you take away one thing from this talk, make it this:
Writing tests can be easy, if you separate out your dependencies.
Why write testable code?
Making your code testable lets us make new and interesting mistakes
(instead of those same old boring mistakes)
Don't live in fear of touching code you didn't write
And don't live in fear of touching code you did write…
(6 months ago)
Let's Talk Testing
When describing code, the word unit might bring to mind:
- A single function
- A class
- A module (in D, a single file)
Keeping your personal definition of "unit" small is the key to both comprehending and testing software.
Basics of Unit Testing in D
D is the first major programming language with unit testing built in.
Any code in a unittest { ... } block is executed before main() when the program is compiled with dmd -unittest
Unit tests contain logic and assert statements.
What does a basic unit test look like?
Newton Rolling Over In His Grave
import std.math;
immutable auto EPSILON = 1e-6;
T sqrt(T)(T val) {
auto guess = val / 2;
while (guess > 0 && abs(val - (guess * guess)) > EPSILON) {
guess = (val / guess + guess) / 2;
}
return guess;
}
unittest {
assert(abs(sqrt(16) - 4) < EPSILON);
assert(abs(sqrt(0)) < EPSILON);
assert(abs(sqrt(100) - 11) > EPSILON);
}
Other kinds of tests
Integration tests
These exercise multiple units in concert.
Integration tests ensure that all your units are glued together correctly.
They have larger surface area, so they fail more often and more mysteriously when a unit misbehaves.
Other kinds of tests, cont.
End-to-end tests
These exercise the entire process from start to finish.
These are great for smoke tests to make sure a build isn't dead on arrival.
But… they get flaky even quicker than integration tests.
Writing and maintaining end-to-end tests is expensive and time-consuming.
Isolating dependencies for unit tests
To make code testable, we need to isolate the actual code from its dependencies.
"Constructor injection" requires all the dependencies of a unit to be passed to its constructor.
Let's look at a flaky test to see why this is useful.
import std.socket;
import std.stdio;
void checkHost(string host) {
auto ih = new InternetHost;
if (!ih.getHostByName(host)) {
logError("No DNS: " ~ host);
throw new Exception("Host down: " ~ host);
}
}
void logError(string err) {
auto f = File("log.txt", "a");
f.write(err);
}
unittest {
assertNotThrown(checkHost("dlang.org"));
assertThrown(checkHost("qlang.org"));
}
This is a flaky test. It will fail:
When the network is down
If someone registers qlang.org
When the filesystem is full or read-only
When I hit Control-C after waiting 30 seconds for the test to complete
% time rdmd --main -unittest counterexample.d
30.838 secs
Let's make this testable
We'll use constructor injection to pass dependencies from above.
import std.log; // Wishful thinking..
import std.socket;
class HostChecker {
private InternetHost ih;
private Logger logger;
this(InternetHost ih, Logger logger) {
this.ih = ih;
this.logger = logger;
}
void checkHost(string host) {
if (!ih.getHostByName(host)) {
logger.error("No DNS: " ~ host);
throw new Exception("Host down: " ~ host);
}
}
}
What changed here?
- Pass dependencies from above to constructor
- Clearly define seams to stitch together logic and dependencies
- Avoid static methods and globals
Let's Test This Puppy
unittest {
import dmocks.Mocks;
auto host = "a.b.c";
auto mocker = new Mocker;
auto ih = mocker.mock!InternetHost;
auto logger = mocker.mock!Logger;
mocker.expect(ih.getHostByName(host));
mocker.replay();
auto checker = new HostChecker(ih, logger);
checker.checkHost(host);
mocker.verify();
}
Let's test a failure case
unittest {
import dmocks.Mocks;
auto host = "a.b.c";
auto mocker = new Mocker;
auto ih = mocker.mock!InternetHost;
auto logger = mocker.mock!Logger;
mocker
.expect(ih.getHostByName(host))
.returns(false);
mocker
.expect(logger.error(""))
.repeatAny()
.ignoreArgs;
mocker.replay();
auto checker = new HostChecker(ih, logger);
assertThrown(checker.checkHost(host));
mocker.verify();
}
The Good, The Bad, and the Dejected
- The good
- Writing code this way makes it simple to test
- The bad
- Calling the constructor with all its dependencies is annoying and requires clients change any time the dependencies change
- The dejected
- D is a modern programming language: can't it take care of these details?
- Introducing deject, dependency injection for D
The library: deject
Runtime dependency injection
BindingModules define map of (TypeInfo → Binding) pairs
ObjectGraph analyzes graph of dependencies and uses Linker to find and cache dependencies of Bindings
Manages object lifetime for singletons and other objects with scoped lifetime
Compile-time dependency injection
D's compile-time introspection lets us build the object graph at compile time
Looks for @Inject attribute to denote classes with dependencies managed by object graph
Emits D mixins to define ObjectGraph.get!T to construct injected type T
One small change to make that code injected
import deject.attributes;
@Inject
class HostChecker {
private InternetHost ih;
private Logger logger;
this(InternetHost ih, Logger logger) {
this.ih = ih;
this.logger = logger;
}
// ...
}
Wrapping it up
Use pass from above to separate dependencies from your code
Use mocks to control behavior of dependencies in tests
Questions?
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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more | |
| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.fileupload.util.mime; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.io.IOException; | |
| 20 | import java.io.OutputStream; | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | /** | |
| 23 | * @since 1.3 | |
| 24 | */ | |
| 25 | final class QuotedPrintableDecoder { | |
| 26 | ||
| 27 | /** | |
| 28 | * The shift value required to create the upper nibble | |
| 29 | * from the first of 2 byte values converted from ascii hex. | |
| 30 | */ | |
| 31 | private static final int UPPER_NIBBLE_SHIFT = Byte.SIZE / 2; | |
| 32 | ||
| 33 | /** | |
| 34 | * Hidden constructor, this class must not be instantiated. | |
| 35 | */ | |
| 36 | private QuotedPrintableDecoder() { | |
| 37 | // do nothing | |
| 38 | } | |
| 39 | ||
| 40 | /** | |
| 41 | * Decode the encoded byte data writing it to the given output stream. | |
| 42 | * | |
| 43 | * @param data The array of byte data to decode. | |
| 44 | * @param out The output stream used to return the decoded data. | |
| 45 | * | |
| 46 | * @return the number of bytes produced. | |
| 47 | * @throws IOException | |
| 48 | */ | |
| 49 | public static int decode(byte[] data, OutputStream out) throws IOException { | |
| 50 | int off = 0; | |
| 51 | int length = data.length; | |
| 52 |
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int endOffset = off + length; |
| 53 | int bytesWritten = 0; | |
| 54 | ||
| 55 |
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1. decode : changed conditional boundary → NO_COVERAGE 2. decode : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
while (off < endOffset) { |
| 56 |
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byte ch = data[off++]; |
| 57 | ||
| 58 | // space characters were translated to '_' on encode, so we need to translate them back. | |
| 59 |
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if (ch == '_') { |
| 60 |
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out.write(' '); |
| 61 |
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} else if (ch == '=') { |
| 62 | // we found an encoded character. Reduce the 3 char sequence to one. | |
| 63 | // but first, make sure we have two characters to work with. | |
| 64 |
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if (off + 1 >= endOffset) { |
| 65 | throw new IOException("Invalid quoted printable encoding; truncated escape sequence"); | |
| 66 | } | |
| 67 | ||
| 68 |
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byte b1 = data[off++]; |
| 69 |
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byte b2 = data[off++]; |
| 70 | ||
| 71 | // we've found an encoded carriage return. The next char needs to be a newline | |
| 72 |
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if (b1 == '\r') { |
| 73 |
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if (b2 != '\n') { |
| 74 | throw new IOException("Invalid quoted printable encoding; CR must be followed by LF"); | |
| 75 | } | |
| 76 | // this was a soft linebreak inserted by the encoding. We just toss this away | |
| 77 | // on decode. | |
| 78 | } else { | |
| 79 | // this is a hex pair we need to convert back to a single byte. | |
| 80 | int c1 = hexToBinary(b1); | |
| 81 | int c2 = hexToBinary(b2); | |
| 82 |
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1. decode : Replaced Shift Left with Shift Right → NO_COVERAGE 2. decode : Replaced bitwise OR with AND → NO_COVERAGE 3. decode : removed call to java/io/OutputStream::write → NO_COVERAGE |
out.write((c1 << UPPER_NIBBLE_SHIFT) | c2); |
| 83 | // 3 bytes in, one byte out | |
| 84 |
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bytesWritten++; |
| 85 | } | |
| 86 | } else { | |
| 87 | // simple character, just write it out. | |
| 88 |
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out.write(ch); |
| 89 |
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bytesWritten++; |
| 90 | } | |
| 91 | } | |
| 92 | ||
| 93 |
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return bytesWritten; |
| 94 | } | |
| 95 | ||
| 96 | /** | |
| 97 | * Convert a hex digit to the binary value it represents. | |
| 98 | * | |
| 99 | * @param b the ascii hex byte to convert (0-0, A-F, a-f) | |
| 100 | * @return the int value of the hex byte, 0-15 | |
| 101 | * @throws IOException if the byte is not a valid hex digit. | |
| 102 | */ | |
| 103 | private static int hexToBinary(final byte b) throws IOException { | |
| 104 | // CHECKSTYLE IGNORE MagicNumber FOR NEXT 1 LINE | |
| 105 | final int i = Character.digit((char) b, 16); | |
| 106 |
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if (i == -1) { |
| 107 | throw new IOException("Invalid quoted printable encoding: not a valid hex digit: " + b); | |
| 108 | } | |
| 109 |
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return i; |
| 110 | } | |
| 111 | ||
| 112 | } | |
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#include <buffers.h>
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Tries to allocate `sz' bytes on the heap. A pointer to the allocation is returned if new() succeeds. If the allocation fails, cache buffers (if any) are freed one by one and the allocation attempt is retried. If this fails and the safety pool is "exhausted", new() calls abort(). Otherwise, allocation in the safety pool is attempted. This attempt, whether successful or not, sets the private TVMemMgr::safetyPool pointer to 0 (indicating that the safety pool is "exhausted"). If new() does allocate successfully from the safety pool, a pointer to the allocation is returned; otherwise, abort() is called. Operator new() is a friend function of TBufListEntry. |


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This function should not be used in Microsoft Excel 97 or later because sound notes are available only in Microsoft Excel 95 or earlier versions.
Plays the sound from a cell note or a file. Equivalent to clicking the Note command on the Insert menu and clicking the Play button, or clicking the Note command on the Insert menu, clicking the Import button, and then opening a file, selecting a sound, and clicking the Play button. To play sounds in Microsoft Excel for Windows, you must have a sound board installed in your computer.
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SOUND.PLAY(cell_ref, file_text, resource)
Cell_ref is a reference to the cell note containing sound that you want to play. If cell_ref is omitted, Microsoft Excel plays the sound from the active cell, or from a file if you specify one.
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If cell_ref is specified, resource is ignored.
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SOUND.NOTE Records or imports sound into or erases sound from cell notes
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