Instructions
This app is intended to collect activity data from your bed and play a voice reminder when the
app thinks you are in light sleep.
Full instructions with pictures can be found at the official site: LucidDreamingApp.com
Calibration
Your phone, your bed and your room are very different from the one used to develop this app. This is why the app has to be
briefly calibrated. The app will not work without calibration. There's an override function for this available in preferences>sensitivity tuning.
App Use
App is started by the icon button on the main menu screen or from the menu>start app.
The app provides 3 modes of operation: graph, list and clock. List features black background and does not shine much light. This is the preferred way of working with the app at night. Gestures are only enabled in the list view.
Graph shows sleep data delayed by 2 minutes. Press "Save" to save the graph data to /application data/lucid dreaming app/graph data
The app delivers voice reminders based on the settings in preferences>REM Detection Timing or REM Prediction. After looking at your sleep graphs, you will be able to estimate these settings. The default settings may not match your sleep pattern.
Android app lifecycle events do not fit together very well with an app that is supposed to run whole night. Please start the app as the last thing you do before going to bed. Let it run uninterrupted.
The "close" button kills the data collection activity completely (Android Market may hate me for this), but it ensures that no data is collected after you close the activity, and your graphs and data will be less corrupted by excessive motion.
Gestures
Gestures are sensitive to the direction in which they are drawn. The way you draw arrows or circles may be different from the way I do so.
If you find that the app does not recognize your gestures, start the gesture editor from the Preferences>Edit Gestures, hold the gesture
that you would like to delete and pick "Delete" from the context menu. You may then create another gesture with the same name.
The app only records one gesture per minute, so if your make a mistake entering a gesture, or the app thinks you entered something else, simply
scribble something on the screen and the gesture will be replaced with a generic "not recognized"
You must use the same tags for gestures that you create. Valid tags are: dream, no dream, awake, lucid dream. Other tags will be marked as default "not recognized" by the app.
Recording reminders
You may use an MP3 or an MP4 reminder if you put it in the SDCard/Recordings folder. By default, the app will be looking for a file called "lucid.mp3". You can select another file from the preferences.
I use Hi-Q Mp3 recorder to record my reminders.
To check if your voice reminder is working, select "play voice reminder" from the preferences.
Check out these tips: How to record an effective voice reminder
Device Placement
Place your phone a reasonable distance away from your pillow. Recommended: 16 inches/40 cm away from the center of the pillow,
where your head will rest. Orient one of device's edges towards the pillow.
Sleep Detection
The device scores each minute of sleep according to Cole's sleep detection algorithm. It looks at the
previous 4 minutes of sleep and calculates your sleep score. If it is less than 1, the algorithm considers you asleep.
Calibration automatically picks a good constant to use for the algorithm. If you think the device is not sensitive enough,
you can lower the Cole constant in preferences.
This sleep scoring algorithm is best at detecting movement after long periods of inactivity. The exact duration of these
can be set in preferences> behaviors. It is recommended to use longer periods earlier in the night and shorter ones late at night.
Keep an eye on your total time asleep. If you find it lacking, consider reducing your use of the app for lucid dreaming induction and use it as
an actigraph instead.
Note that getting in and out of bed creates very large activity spikes on the graph, potentially dwarfing all other activity. Handling the phone or turning it over will create gigantic spikes, which are hard to deal with.  Both options are not ideal...
Data, Analysis and Export Options
The app allows you to save data as JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) for plotting by the application and analysis by other web tools.
Additionally, you can set the app to create a comma separated minute-by-minute log of your activity for analysis and plotting in tools like Excel.
Especially for sleep research, there's an option to enable very frequent data logging for a very detailed view of what's happening at night.
Other Apps
Please kill other apps, so they allow more processing power to collect and analyze data on the fly. This
may be especially important on the old phones of Droid series.
Power
The device must be plugged in to avoid running out of battery. The computation algorithm is memory and CPU intensive and
may drain your battery quickly.
Safety
I don't know if sleeping with a phone so close to your head is safe from the radiation standpoint. But you keep it in your pocket, right?
So I disclaim all liability in this case. Please check if your phone's manufacturer issued a battery recall for your phone, as some cheap lithium
batteries may burst into flames! You don't want your bed on fire, do you ? :P


THE ADVENTURES OF ELMO IN GROUCHLAND A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
In Gary Halvorson's THE ADVENTURES OF ELMO IN GROUCHLAND, Elmo (voice of Kevin Clash) has lost his prized possession, his blue blanket. It has fallen into the trash can home of Oscar the Grouch (voice of Caroll Spinney) and from thence to a place called Grouchland, U.S.A.
After the simple setup, Halvorson uses every excuse he can to get his characters to break out into another song and dance number. With hyperactive pacing, the Sesame Street regulars, along with some guests, sing their hearts out. Indeed, the musical numbers are the film's best part, even if none come close to being memorable.
Mitchell Kriegman's script is the movie's weakest link, giving the film slightly less punch than a typical television episode from the series. In our packed audience, filled with kids from toddlers on up, the laugh quotient was remarkably modest. Typical of the picture's humor is the location of the villain's home -- it's "high atop Mount Pick-a-Nose."
Kriegman throws the adults in the audience a few random funny lines. ("You have the right to scream your head off," Grouch Jailer (Spinney) says to his prisoners in a muppet version of the Miranda rights.
With its 3 to 5-year-old target audience, the movie stops the action, literally, whenever anything threatening occurs. As the frame is frozen behind them, Bert (voice of Frank Oz) and Ernie (voice of Steve Whitmire) step out to reassure the audience that nothing bad will happen. Bert and Ernie steal the show with these antics.
Also interactive, the movie requires audience participation, lest bad things happen to its protagonist. Elmo, for example, needs us to come up with 100 raspberries in less than 30 seconds to convince the Queen of Trash (Vanessa L. Williams) that he isn't a cohort of the nefarious Huxley (Mandy Patinkin). The movie keeps a dynamic count on the screen, so you may want to practice in advance.
Even if the film isn't all it could be, some scenes are special. The most magical is one filled with fireflies. Like a hundred Tinkerbells, they come together to form an arrow to guide Elmo out of danger.
THE ADVENTURES OF ELMO IN GROUCHLAND runs 1:13. It is rated G and would be fine for all ages.
My son Jeffrey, age 10, gave it **, liking mainly the music. His friend Alan, age 10, gave it ***, finding the movie hilarious but the plot weak. His friend Nickolas, age 10, gave it ** 1/2, liking the songs and the excitement about what would happen next. Nickolas's sisters, Danielle and Kaity Rose, ages 7 and 5 respectively, both gave the movie **** with their favorite part being the queen's song.
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Implements multiple imputation of missing covariates by Substantive Model Compatible Fully Conditional Specification. This is a modification of the popular FCS/chained equations multiple imputation approach, and allows imputation of missing covariate values from models which are compatible with the user specified substantive model.
| Version: | 1.3.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | MASS, survival, VGAM, stats |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, mitools |
| Published: | 2018-10-10 |
| Author: | Jonathan Bartlett [aut, cre], Ruth Keogh [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Jonathan Bartlett <j.w.bartlett at bath.ac.uk> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://www.missingdata.org.uk, http://thestatsgeek.com |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | MissingData |
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| Old sources: | smcfcs archive |
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It’s amazing to look back on my time here at gSchool and realize that at this point in time, if I were in a shorter bootcamp program, I’d be graduating today. Instead, I’m midway through my first Rails project, and learning about all of the features that Rails implements for me through a well-thought-out Ruby backend. When I want to write my own validators or database searches, I start down that journey, but then quickly realize that Rails has already taken care of it for me and that I just need to find the right method in the documentation.
I can imagine what a contrast this is for people who learn as little Ruby as possible in order to get by using all the magic that Rails provides. I think that if I didn’t know about the internals of how it worked, I would likely end up in the same boat as when I was hacking things together in Drupal. I have often heard that it is best to know Ruby before working with Rails, and now having experience with both Ruby, and Sinatra, I can see the differences between what Rails provides, and what the language itself does for me, which I think is very important for anyone using any framework.
Our current project is called Dinner Dash, and the task at hand is to build an online ordering system for a restaurant. My group has been working with MiniTest, RackTest & Capybara to use a BDD-style approach to the project, and we have also been using PivotalTracker to track our progress, combined with git flow to keep ourselves organized. My mentor works for PivotalLabs, and was very helpful in giving me a few more tips on how to use PivotalTracker to map through our user stories and scheduling our work and expectations.
At the beginning of this project, I was having a hard time mapping my prior knowledge of SQL queries and database relationships to ActiveRecord, but now I have a better grasp on it thanks to two sessions with two different people that helped me understand what was happening. My mentor, Brian Rose from PivotalLabs, helped me understand the entity relationship diagram of our current application by installing the rails-erd
gem into our project and generating a PDF of our relationships for me. This was helpful to see, and his explanations helped immensely. I also sat with Jorge and we drew a few diagrams with carefully placed labels to map out a new many-to-many relationship I was creating, and now I think I have a good hold on the whole belongs_to
, has_many
, is_one_of
structure.
I think that besides structuring models, views, and controllers well and understanding ActiveRecord, knowing all of the work that Rails can do might take a little time to learn and master — but overall I’m enjoying working with it. My goals for this project are to get my feet wet with Rails, and start to understand where it can lift some of the burden of common tasks when building applications.


When winning becomes a routine, routine becomes a Championship. For the second year in a row, Korea's SK Telecom T1 has claimed the Summoner's Cup, defeating Samsung Galaxy in a tense 3-2 series.
SKT1's back-to-back Championships are unprecedented. They’ve now won three out of the last four World Championships. At the core of each of those victories lie Faker and Bengi. The two of them are easily the most accomplished duo in League of Legends history. Bang and Wolf also enter an elite pantheon, having now picked up their second World Championship titles on SKT.
Throughout the 2016 World Championship, SKT has demonstrated their ability to control the pace of the game -- it is a slow, methodical roll that flattens any would-be challengers. But this was their toughest year yet -- both the ROX Tigers, in the Semifinals, and SSG, in the Finals, pushed them to match point. Both series went the distance.
Their flashiest plays might be tied to their elusiveness. The 2016 World Championship MVP is, once again, Faker -- he laughed and said the people who picked him for the award must really know League of Legends. He is frequently the target of ganks, but he sidesteps so many abilities with ease. Time and again we’ve watched him dance away from situations that seemed hopeless. It’s as if he’s telling his opponents he doesn’t have time to play their games. This attribute extends to SKT as a whole. They are experts at denying opponents a fight. They’ll kite and kite until the situation is favorable for them. Then they strike.
"Our team plays the macro by the books. We play the game properly," says Faker. "To beat us, you need to win mid lane first, then work around that."
Finals opponent - SSG
Samsung was the final challenger for SKT this year. Game 1 of the Finals of Worlds 2016 saw SKT dominate the pacing of the game for vast swaths until it extended to a 50 minute slugfest. On his signature champion, Viktor, SSG Crown helped his team stall the game.
"Crown seemed to be in really good form today," Faker nods.
But it wasn't enough. Some late picks allowed Samsung to swing the game into a situation where one bad team fight could have cost SKT the game. But SKT never allowed SSG the opportunity.
From there, they constricted the life out of Samsung Galaxy. Their last gasp was silenced. There would be no miraculous comeback -- SKT was mortal only in individual games here or there. But over the course of the series, they were too composed. Faker says he's simply satisfied with ending the year with the highest possible achievement.
SKT T1, once again, the worlds champions.
SKT T1 stands atop the League of Legends world for the second year in a row -- cool and collected. Dominant. Historic. They are your 2016 World Champions.


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§338-28 Transmittal of certificates to department. Local agents of the department of health shall transmit all certificates filed with them to the department in accordance with regulations of the department. [L 1949, c 327, §32; RL 1955, §57-31; am L Sp 1959 2d, c 1, §19; HRS §338-28]


1 To the Ionians and Carians who had helped him, Psammetichus gave places to live in called The Camps, opposite each other on either side of the Nile; and besides this, he paid them all that he had promised.
2 Moreover, he put Egyptian boys in their hands to be taught Greek, and from these, who learned the language, are descended the present-day Egyptian interpreters.
3 The Ionians and Carians lived for a long time in these places, which are near the sea, on the arm of the Nile called the Pelusian, a little way below the town of Bubastis. Long afterwards, king Amasis removed them and settled them at Memphis to be his guard against the Egyptians.
4 It is a result of our communication with these settlers in Egypt (the first of foreign speech to settle in that country) that we Greeks have exact knowledge of the history of Egypt from the reign of Psammetichus onwards.
5 There still remained in my day, in the places out of which the Ionians and Carians were turned, the winches for their ships and the ruins of their houses. This is how Psammetichus got Egypt.


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PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY TAX LAW
Part I. General Provisions
Section
239-1 Tax levy, in general
239-2 Definitions
239-3 Repealed
239-4 Returns
239-4.5 Segregation of gross income, etc., on records and in
returns of telecommunications businesses
239-5 Public utilities, generally
239-5.5 Surcharge amounts exempt
239-5.6 Repealed
239-6 Airlines, certain carriers
239-6.5 Tax credit for lifeline telephone service subsidy
239-7 Assessments; payments; chapter 235 applicable
239-8 Allocation and apportionment
239-9 Time of application of tax and other provisions
239-10 Disposition of revenues
239-11 Exemption of certain contract carriers
239-12 Call centers; exemption; engaging in business;
definitions
239-13 Repealed
Part II. Sourcing of Mobile Telecommunications
Services Income
239-21 Application
239-22 Definitions
239-23 Mobile telecommunications definitions
239-24 Effect of customer's failure to provide its place of
primary use; effect of aggregation or segregation of
charges
239-25 Nonseverability
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunly-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside ant let cool completely.
Ice Cream: in a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks.Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using the ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to the manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


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[telegram] <Greygoatz> Is komodo notarization profitable for komodo yet? How much is spent on it?
[telegram] <chmex> About 5.4 btc a month (re @Greygoatz: Is komodo notarization profitable for komodo yet? How much is spent on it?)
[telegram] <chmex> Btc comes from the ico so there is no spending in KMD
[telegram] <chmex> Fees are paid to CRYPTO asset holders ( and miners for the fee )
[telegram] <Greygoatz> What ico? (re @chmex: Btc comes from the ico so there is no spending in KMD)
[telegram] <Greygoatz> What fees? Sorry, please explain. (re @chmex: Fees are paid to CRYPTO asset holders ( and miners for the fee ))
[telegram] <chmex> The KMD ICO was to collect BTC for Notarizations
[telegram] <chmex> Each notary pays a fee to the crypto notarization address
[telegram] <Greygoatz> But that's less money for developers :( (re @chmex: The KMD ICO was to collect BTC for Notarizations)
[telegram] <chmex> That was the idea is the ico
[telegram] <Greygoatz> Oh, okay thank you for explaining (re @chmex: Each notary pays a fee to the crypto notarization address)
[telegram] <Greygoatz> I am curious how much coins have spent on protecting their chain with komodo.
[telegram] <Lennart> yeah would be interesting


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Currently actively seeking internship for summer 2020. If you like my skill set (CV), please contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for further discussion.
Hi, I'm Youlin Liu (yliu0593)，a fourth year analytical chemistry graduate student in Simpson Lab of Non-linear Optics. My research is mainly on building microscopes, X-ray damage analysis, digital imaging processing, and some machine learning methods.
The story of how I, a chemistry major, started doing a lot of coding is an interesting one. So the Simpson Lab build our own microscopes, in which the digitization of electronic signals and the data processing of the acquired images are done with Matlab, that was the (somewhat excruciating) start of writing codes.
Soon I realized "writing code" is not about "writing code", but rather, problem solving with resources that one can leverage. And to this end, I am fully fluent in Matlab, pretty comfortable in python, and some shell scripts for automated light weight tasks.
I did my OP (PhD candidacy qualification exam: original research proposal) in relation to methods to improve molecular docking in drug design, in which I challenged myself with the concepts of machine learning. Afterwards I picked up python to solve another research-related problem: X-ray crystallography file handling (hdf5 and cbf from GM/CA @ APS). And I've been exploring classification/regression solutions to my research with Tensorflow, Keras.
I believe everyone should learn a bit of coding, for solving practical problems...
I am slightly obsessed with typesetting and keeping my documents pretty. It used to bother me a bit (when I'm in cooperative projects with people who use word), but now I fully embrace this as my strong suit that I have developed work-flows for keeping my worklogs in Markdown (so all the project progresses are trackable), and write formal Latex document when significant progress are made (as it could be parts of my final thesis).
Do let me know if you have a neat work-flow for Onenote integration, it's Lab requirement that we keep lab notes in Onenote ;(
Outside of work, my habits are learning to play the guitar and singing, climbing, cooking. More to discover on my instagram!
I decided to make a song cover on every guitar song that I put effort into so as to keep track of my progress starting December 2018, the full video list is on Bilibili, Chinese version of Youtube.
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Sunday,
November 13, 2005
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Bike racing/cyclocross fans!
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a kidsí ride directly after the finish of the main race.
Directions: Highway
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Course details:
Basically, similar course as years past. Approx. 40% of the circuit is fast
pavement around the HHS parking lot (weather permitting). Also includes
sections of winding grass and asphalt sidewalks, one set of barriers, 2 sets of
leg busting stairs followed by some short quick descents, and this year,
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Base class of the Propagators Plugin.
Definition in file propagator.pxi.
| def pyscipopt.propagator.propfree | ( | self | ) |
calls destructor and frees memory of propagator
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| def pyscipopt.propagator.propinit | ( | self | ) |
initializes propagator
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| def pyscipopt.propagator.propexit | ( | self | ) |
calls exit method of propagator
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| def pyscipopt.propagator.propinitsol | ( | self | ) |
informs propagator that the prop and bound process is being started
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informs propagator that the prop and bound process data is being freed
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| def pyscipopt.propagator.propinitpre | ( | self | ) |
informs propagator that the presolving process is being started
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informs propagator that the presolving process is finished
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User Guide¶
Getting started¶
Just for now, see the Basic Usage example in Introduction.
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Just for now, see the Basic Usage example in Introduction.
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Education & Experience
Education
Post Graduation Data Scienece And Business AnalyticsPost Graduation
2020 - 2021
The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business
*Advanced Statistics *Data Mining *Predictive Modelling *Machine Learning *Time Series Forecasting *Data Visulization
Bachelor of engineering - 67.60%
2004 - 2008
Saurashtra University, Rajkot, Gujarat, India
H.S.C. Science - 61.54%
2003 - 2004
G.S.H.S.E.B. Rajkot, Gujarat, India
S.S.C. - 69.14%
2001 - 2002
G.H.S.E.B. Rajkot, Gujarat, India
Professional Experience
Senior Business Analyst
Feb 2015 - Apr 2020
- Responsible for technical and project development, finalization and prioritization of requirements
- Improvement of processes in their assigned functional / technical domain or business area
- Planning and deliverables for activities/tasks performed by BSAs and /or external consultants in their functional /technical domain or business area
- Responsible to perform impact analysis of required changes, suggest the best solution and work on development of changes based on technical and functional requirements
Senior Software Engineer
Feb 2010 - Feb 2015
Dhanvi Informatics, Ahmedabad India
- Assist in systems design and the continual life cycle of applications being supported, including continual maintenance of underlying technologies.
- Suggesting process improvements; and coordinating user acceptance testing.
- Managed new and existing client projects including complex old technical development and support and liaising with business or internal stack holder with new ideas as needed
Software Tester
Dec 2009 - Jan 2010
Websters Netlink, Ahmedabad India
- Application development and testing
Junior Software Engineer
Nov 2008 - Sep 2009
Sierra Atlantics, Hyderabad India
- Application programming and modification based on client’s requirement
- Front end graphical user interface design
Skills
Acquired by training, practicing and experience
Java 80%
Php Laravel60%
Python60%
R50%
SQL Databases - MySQL, Oracle60%
noSQL Databases - Redis, MongoDB, Cassandra40%
ELK Stack 55%
DevOps Tools Family 80%
Data Analysis 70%
Statistics 80%
Regression 75%
Data Viz - Power BI, Tableau, Qlickview75%
Certificates
- All
- Data Science
- Data Viz
- Database
- Other


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In this experiment you will be presented with a series of lottery choices. Your job is to indicate which option you would prefer for each of the ten paired lottery choices.
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
10% chance of $100
90% chance of $80
10% chance of $190
90% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
20% chance of $100
80% chance of $80
20% chance of $190
80% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
30% chance of $100
70% chance of $80
30% chance of $190
70% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
40% chance of $100
60% chance of $80
40% chance of $190
60% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
50% chance of $100
50% chance of $80
50% chance of $190
50% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
60% chance of $100
40% chance of $80
60% chance of $190
40% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
70% chance of $100
30% chance of $80
70% chance of $190
30% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
80% chance of $100
20% chance of $80
80% chance of $190
20% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
90% chance of $100
10% chance of $80
90% chance of $190
10% chance of $5
Please indicate your preference between each of the pairs of gambles.
100% chance of $100
0% chance of $80
100% chance of $190
0% chance of $5
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We will support the lie that we have commenced, XXNUMBER v,--and the thing was reported among all the Jews, and of course is believed until this day. Why? Because they were such honourable, holy, devout, and pious men that testified to it; and as XXTITLEANDNAME has charged me with "..."--so the Pharisees charged our Savior, and supported their accusations with lies.
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weXXwillXXsupport willXXsupportXXthe supportXXtheXXlie theXXlieXXthat lieXXthatXXwe thatXXweXXhave weXXhaveXXcommenced haveXXcommencedXXxxnumber commencedXXxxnumberXXv xxnumberXXvXXand vXXandXXthe andXXtheXXthing theXXthingXXwas thingXXwasXXreported wasXXreportedXXamong reportedXXamongXXall amongXXallXXthe allXXtheXXjews theXXjewsXXand jewsXXandXXof andXXofXXcourse ofXXcourseXXis courseXXisXXbelieved isXXbelievedXXuntil believedXXuntilXXthis untilXXthisXXday thisXXdayXXwhy dayXXwhyXXbecause whyXXbecauseXXthey becauseXXtheyXXwere theyXXwereXXsuch wereXXsuchXXhonourable suchXXhonourableXXholy honourableXXholyXXdevout holyXXdevoutXXand devoutXXandXXpious andXXpiousXXmen piousXXmenXXthat menXXthatXXtestified thatXXtestifiedXXto testifiedXXtoXXit toXXitXXand itXXandXXas andXXasXXxxtitleandname asXXxxtitleandnameXXhas xxtitleandnameXXhasXXcharged hasXXchargedXXme chargedXXmeXXwith meXXwithXXso withXXsoXXthe soXXtheXXpharisees theXXphariseesXXcharged phariseesXXchargedXXour chargedXXourXXsavior ourXXsaviorXXand saviorXXandXXsupported andXXsupportedXXtheir supportedXXtheirXXaccusations theirXXaccusationsXXwith accusationsXXwithXXlies
weXXwill willXXsupport supportXXthe theXXlie lieXXthat thatXXwe weXXhave haveXXcommenced commencedXXxxnumber xxnumberXXv vXXand andXXthe theXXthing thingXXwas wasXXreported reportedXXamong amongXXall allXXthe theXXjews jewsXXand andXXof ofXXcourse courseXXis isXXbelieved believedXXuntil untilXXthis thisXXday dayXXwhy whyXXbecause becauseXXthey theyXXwere wereXXsuch suchXXhonourable honourableXXholy holyXXdevout devoutXXand andXXpious piousXXmen menXXthat thatXXtestified testifiedXXto toXXit itXXand andXXas asXXxxtitleandname xxtitleandnameXXhas hasXXcharged chargedXXme meXXwith withXXso soXXthe theXXpharisees phariseesXXcharged chargedXXour ourXXsavior saviorXXand andXXsupported supportedXXtheir theirXXaccusations accusationsXXwith withXXlies
But now for the story:--"..." says XXTITLEANDNAME, "..."
butXXnowXXforXXthe nowXXforXXtheXXstory forXXtheXXstoryXXsays theXXstoryXXsaysXXxxtitleandname
butXXnowXXfor nowXXforXXthe forXXtheXXstory theXXstoryXXsays storyXXsaysXXxxtitleandname
butXXnow nowXXfor forXXthe theXXstory storyXXsays saysXXxxtitleandname
This is the way, then, that XXTITLEANDNAME, in his story, accounts for the coming forth of the XXBOOKOFMORMON. But as I happen to have in my possession, a document, written by another Methodist preacher, (for XXTITLEANDNAME is not the first Methodist preacher who has been trying to "..." XXSCRIP newspaper stories, etc.) The document referred to is called "..."--and its truth attested by XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME, XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME, Wesleyan ministers, XXCITY, 24th XXMONTH, XXYEAR.
thisXXisXXtheXXway isXXtheXXwayXXthen theXXwayXXthenXXthat wayXXthenXXthatXXxxtitleandname thenXXthatXXxxtitleandnameXXin thatXXxxtitleandnameXXinXXhis xxtitleandnameXXinXXhisXXstory inXXhisXXstoryXXaccounts hisXXstoryXXaccountsXXfor storyXXaccountsXXforXXthe accountsXXforXXtheXXcoming forXXtheXXcomingXXforth theXXcomingXXforthXXof comingXXforthXXofXXthe forthXXofXXtheXXxxbookofmormon ofXXtheXXxxbookofmormonXXbut theXXxxbookofmormonXXbutXXas xxbookofmormonXXbutXXasXXi butXXasXXiXXhappen asXXiXXhappenXXto iXXhappenXXtoXXhave happenXXtoXXhaveXXin toXXhaveXXinXXmy haveXXinXXmyXXpossession inXXmyXXpossessionXXa myXXpossessionXXaXXdocument possessionXXaXXdocumentXXwritten aXXdocumentXXwrittenXXby documentXXwrittenXXbyXXanother writtenXXbyXXanotherXXmethodist byXXanotherXXmethodistXXpreacher anotherXXmethodistXXpreacherXXfor methodistXXpreacherXXforXXxxtitleandname preacherXXforXXxxtitleandnameXXis forXXxxtitleandnameXXisXXnot xxtitleandnameXXisXXnotXXthe isXXnotXXtheXXfirst notXXtheXXfirstXXmethodist theXXfirstXXmethodistXXpreacher firstXXmethodistXXpreacherXXwho methodistXXpreacherXXwhoXXhas preacherXXwhoXXhasXXbeen whoXXhasXXbeenXXtrying hasXXbeenXXtryingXXto beenXXtryingXXtoXXxxscrip tryingXXtoXXxxscripXXnewspaper toXXxxscripXXnewspaperXXstories xxscripXXnewspaperXXstoriesXXetc newspaperXXstoriesXXetcXXthe storiesXXetcXXtheXXdocument etcXXtheXXdocumentXXreferred theXXdocumentXXreferredXXto documentXXreferredXXtoXXis referredXXtoXXisXXcalled toXXisXXcalledXXand isXXcalledXXandXXits calledXXandXXitsXXtruth andXXitsXXtruthXXattested itsXXtruthXXattestedXXby truthXXattestedXXbyXXxxfirstname attestedXXbyXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname byXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXxxfirstname xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxlastnameXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXwesleyan xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXwesleyanXXministers xxlastnameXXwesleyanXXministersXXxxcity wesleyanXXministersXXxxcityXX24th ministersXXxxcityXX24thXXxxmonth xxcityXX24thXXxxmonthXXxxyear
thisXXisXXthe isXXtheXXway theXXwayXXthen wayXXthenXXthat thenXXthatXXxxtitleandname thatXXxxtitleandnameXXin xxtitleandnameXXinXXhis inXXhisXXstory hisXXstoryXXaccounts storyXXaccountsXXfor accountsXXforXXthe forXXtheXXcoming theXXcomingXXforth comingXXforthXXof forthXXofXXthe ofXXtheXXxxbookofmormon theXXxxbookofmormonXXbut xxbookofmormonXXbutXXas butXXasXXi asXXiXXhappen iXXhappenXXto happenXXtoXXhave toXXhaveXXin haveXXinXXmy inXXmyXXpossession myXXpossessionXXa possessionXXaXXdocument aXXdocumentXXwritten documentXXwrittenXXby writtenXXbyXXanother byXXanotherXXmethodist anotherXXmethodistXXpreacher methodistXXpreacherXXfor preacherXXforXXxxtitleandname forXXxxtitleandnameXXis xxtitleandnameXXisXXnot isXXnotXXthe notXXtheXXfirst theXXfirstXXmethodist firstXXmethodistXXpreacher methodistXXpreacherXXwho preacherXXwhoXXhas whoXXhasXXbeen hasXXbeenXXtrying beenXXtryingXXto tryingXXtoXXxxscrip toXXxxscripXXnewspaper xxscripXXnewspaperXXstories newspaperXXstoriesXXetc storiesXXetcXXthe etcXXtheXXdocument theXXdocumentXXreferred documentXXreferredXXto referredXXtoXXis toXXisXXcalled isXXcalledXXand calledXXandXXits andXXitsXXtruth itsXXtruthXXattested truthXXattestedXXby attestedXXbyXXxxfirstname byXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXxxfirstname xxlastnameXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXwesleyan xxlastnameXXwesleyanXXministers wesleyanXXministersXXxxcity ministersXXxxcityXX24th xxcityXX24thXXxxmonth 24thXXxxmonthXXxxyear
thisXXis isXXthe theXXway wayXXthen thenXXthat thatXXxxtitleandname xxtitleandnameXXin inXXhis hisXXstory storyXXaccounts accountsXXfor forXXthe theXXcoming comingXXforth forthXXof ofXXthe theXXxxbookofmormon xxbookofmormonXXbut butXXas asXXi iXXhappen happenXXto toXXhave haveXXin inXXmy myXXpossession possessionXXa aXXdocument documentXXwritten writtenXXby byXXanother anotherXXmethodist methodistXXpreacher preacherXXfor forXXxxtitleandname xxtitleandnameXXis isXXnot notXXthe theXXfirst firstXXmethodist methodistXXpreacher preacherXXwho whoXXhas hasXXbeen beenXXtrying tryingXXto toXXxxscrip xxscripXXnewspaper newspaperXXstories storiesXXetc etcXXthe theXXdocument documentXXreferred referredXXto toXXis isXXcalled calledXXand andXXits itsXXtruth truthXXattested attestedXXby byXXxxfirstname xxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxlastnameXXxxfirstname xxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxlastnameXXwesleyan wesleyanXXministers ministersXXxxcity xxcityXX24th 24thXXxxmonth xxmonthXXxxyear
What is XXTITLEANDNAME’s statement, then, concerning the origin, and coming forth of the XXBOOKOFMORMON--for he has his story too--and his, he states, is a statement of "..." as well as XXTITLEANDNAME’ account; and he is also a good man as well as XXTITLEANDNAME, taking the testimony of their preachers for it, for two Methodist ministers testify that he is personally known to them, and that he is an accredited minister of the Methodist Episcopal church in America. But unfortunately for these good men, their testimony does not agree any more than the testimony of the false witnesses who were brought against our Savior.
pageXXfifthXXofXXxxtitleandname fifthXXofXXxxtitleandnameXXs
pageXXfifthXXof fifthXXofXXxxtitleandname ofXXxxtitleandnameXXs
pageXXfifth fifthXXof ofXXxxtitleandname xxtitleandnameXXs
This, then, is the account given us by XXTITLEANDNAME of the origin of the XXBOOKOFMORMON. He makes it out that the XXTITLEANDNAME XXLASTNAME wrote a novel called the "..." and that this XXTITLEANDNAME Writer’s production was the document from which the XXBOOKOFMORMON was taken--that this was the origin of it. That this was put into the hands of a printer of the name of Lamdin; that XXINITIAL XXLASTNAME obtained the manuscript from Lamdin, and after a few years spent in rewriting and altering it, it was ushered forth to the world by XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME, XXLASTNAME, and others, as a revelation from God. "...", says he, "..."

theXXfollowingXXisXXxxtitleandname followingXXisXXxxtitleandnameXXstory
theXXfollowingXXis followingXXisXXxxtitleandname isXXxxtitleandnameXXstory
theXXfollowing followingXXis isXXxxtitleandname xxtitleandnameXXstory
Which, then, of these accounts, I would ask, is true? One says that XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME is the author and publisher of the XXBOOKOFMORMON the other says that XXFIRSTNAME XXLASTNAME is the author of it!
whichXXthenXXofXXthese thenXXofXXtheseXXaccounts ofXXtheseXXaccountsXXi theseXXaccountsXXiXXwould accountsXXiXXwouldXXask iXXwouldXXaskXXis wouldXXaskXXisXXtrue askXXisXXtrueXXone isXXtrueXXoneXXsays trueXXoneXXsaysXXthat oneXXsaysXXthatXXxxfirstname saysXXthatXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname thatXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXis xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXisXXthe xxlastnameXXisXXtheXXauthor isXXtheXXauthorXXand theXXauthorXXandXXpublisher authorXXandXXpublisherXXof andXXpublisherXXofXXthe publisherXXofXXtheXXxxbookofmormon ofXXtheXXxxbookofmormonXXthe theXXxxbookofmormonXXtheXXother xxbookofmormonXXtheXXotherXXsays theXXotherXXsaysXXthat otherXXsaysXXthatXXxxfirstname saysXXthatXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastname thatXXxxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXis xxfirstnameXXxxlastnameXXisXXthe xxlastnameXXisXXtheXXauthor isXXtheXXauthorXXof theXXauthorXXofXXit
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whichXXthen thenXXof ofXXthese theseXXaccounts accountsXXi iXXwould wouldXXask askXXis isXXtrue trueXXone oneXXsays saysXXthat thatXXxxfirstname xxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxlastnameXXis isXXthe theXXauthor authorXXand andXXpublisher publisherXXof ofXXthe theXXxxbookofmormon xxbookofmormonXXthe theXXother otherXXsays saysXXthat thatXXxxfirstname xxfirstnameXXxxlastname xxlastnameXXis isXXthe theXXauthor authorXXof ofXXit


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collapsed
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is collapsed or not. When collapsed the only the header of the window is visible.
Code examples
Set the collapsed property.
<smart-window collapsed></smart-window> Set the collapsed property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.collapsed = false;
Get the collapsed property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let collapsed = window.collapsed;
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closeOnMaskClick
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boolean
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false
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When a modal window is opened, thid property determines if clicking on the mask closes the window or not.
Code examples
Set the closeOnMaskClick property.
<smart-window close-on-mask-click></smart-window> Set the closeOnMaskClick property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.closeOnMaskClick = false;
Get the closeOnMaskClick property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let closeOnMaskClick = window.closeOnMaskClick;
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disabled
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boolean
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false
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Enables or disables the window.
Code examples
Set the disabled property.
<smart-window disabled></smart-window> Set the disabled property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.disabled = false;
Get the disabled property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let disabled = window.disabled;
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disableSnap
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boolean
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false
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Enables or disables the window snapping feature.
Code examples
Set the disableSnap property.
<smart-window disable-snap></smart-window> Set the disableSnap property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.disableSnap = false;
Get the disableSnap property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let disableSnap = window.disableSnap;
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footerTemplate
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any
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null
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Determines the template for the Dialog section of the window. By default footerTemplate is null.
Code examples
Set the footerTemplate property.
<smart-window footer-template='templateA'></smart-window> Set the footerTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.footerTemplate = templateB;
Get the footerTemplate property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let footerTemplate = window.footerTemplate;
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headerButtons
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array
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close,maximize,minimize
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Set's the buttons that will be visible in the header section.
Code examples
Set the headerButtons property.
<smart-window header-buttons='["pin", "minimize", "maximize", "close"]'></smart-window> Set the headerButtons property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.headerButtons = ["collapse", "close"];
Get the headerButtons property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let headerButtons = window.headerButtons;
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headerTemplate
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any
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null
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Determines the template for the Dialog section of the window. By default headerTemplate is null.
Code examples
Set the headerTemplate property.
<smart-window header-template='templateA'></smart-window> Set the headerTemplate property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.headerTemplate = templateB;
Get the headerTemplate property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let headerTemplate = window.headerTemplate;
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headerPosition
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string
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top
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Determines the position of the header of the window element. Possible values: 'top', 'bottom', 'left', 'right'.
Code examples
Set the headerPosition property.
<smart-window header-position='left'></smart-window> Set the headerPosition property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.headerPosition = 'bottom';
Get the headerPosition property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let headerPosition = window.headerPosition;
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label
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string
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The label of the window that appears in the header area.
Code examples
Set the label property.
<smart-window label='Window 1'></smart-window> Set the label property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.label = 'New Window';
Get the label property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let label = window.label;
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maximized
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is maximized or not. When maximized the window covers the whole viewport.
Code examples
Set the maximized property.
<smart-window maximized></smart-window> Set the maximized property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.maximized = false;
Get the maximized property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let maximized = window.maximized;
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modal
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is modal or not. If true the user can only interact with the window and nothing else on the page.
Code examples
Set the modal property.
<smart-window modal></smart-window> Set the modal property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.modal = false;
Get the modal property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let modal = window.modal;
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minimized
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is minimized or not. When minimized the window is docked at the bottom left corner of the viewport.
Code examples
Set the minimized property.
<smart-window minimized></smart-window> Set the minimized property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.minimized = false;
Get the minimized property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let minimized = window.minimized;
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opened
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is visible or not.
Code examples
Set the opened property.
<smart-window opened></smart-window> Set the opened property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.opened = false;
Get the opened property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let opened = window.opened;
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pinned
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boolean
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false
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Determines if the window is pinned or not. Pinned window is a window that can't be dragged but can be resized.
Code examples
Set the pinned property.
<smart-window pinned></smart-window> Set the pinned property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.pinned = false;
Get the pinned property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let pinned = window.pinned;
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resizeIndicator
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boolean
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false
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When applied a resize indicator is displayed in the bottom right corner of the window and resizing operation can be initiated only from its position.
Code examples
Set the resizeIndicator property.
<smart-window resize-indicator></smart-window> Set the resizeIndicator property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.resizeIndicator = false;
Get the resizeIndicator property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let resizeIndicator = window.resizeIndicator;
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resizeMode
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string
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none
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Determines of the window can be resized or not. Four different modes are available: - none - resizing is disabled. - vertical - vertical resizing is allowed. - horizontal - horizontal resizing is allowed. - both - horizontal and vertical resizing is allowed.
Possible values: 'none', 'horizontal', 'vertical', 'both'.
Code examples
Set the resizeMode property.
<smart-window resize-mode='vertical'></smart-window> Set the resizeMode property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.resizeMode = 'horizontal';
Get the resizeMode property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let resizeMode = window.resizeMode;
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windowParent
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any
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null
|
Determines the actual parent of the element. The window can size and move only in the area of that element.
Code examples
Set the windowParent property.
<smart-window window-parent='container1'></smart-window> Set the windowParent property by using the HTML Element's instance.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.windowParent = 'body';
Get the windowParent property.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
let windowParent = window.windowParent;
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opening
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Event
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|
This event is triggered just before the window starts opening.
Code examples
Bind to the opening event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('opening', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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open
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Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is opened( visible ).
Code examples
Bind to the open event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('open', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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closing
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Event
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|
This event is triggered just before the window starts closing.
Code examples
Bind to the closing event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('closing', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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close
|
Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is closed( hidden )
Code examples
Bind to the close event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('close', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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collapse
|
Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is collapsed.
Code examples
Bind to the collapse event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('collapse', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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expand
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Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is expanded.
Code examples
Bind to the expand event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('expand', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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maximize
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Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is maximized.
Code examples
Bind to the maximize event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('maximize', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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minimize
|
Event
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|
This event is triggered when the window is minimized.
Code examples
Bind to the minimize event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('minimize', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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restore
|
Event
|
|
This event is triggered when the window is restored to it's previous state before maximization.
Code examples
Bind to the restore event by type: smartWindow
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.addEventListener('restore', function (event) {
// event handling code goes here.
}
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open
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Method
|
|
Opens the window
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
|
|
Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the open method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.open(undefined);
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close
|
Method
|
|
Closes the window.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
|
|
Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the close method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.close(undefined);
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collapse
|
Method
|
|
Collapses the window.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
|
|
Return Value
HTMLElement
Code examples
Invoke the collapse method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.collapse(First);
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expand
|
Method
|
|
Expands the window after being collapsed.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
|
|
Return Value
Array
Code examples
Invoke the expand method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.expand(undefined);
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maximize
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Method
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Maximizes the window to fill the area.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
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Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the maximize method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.maximize(undefined);
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minimize
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Method
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Minimizes the window.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
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Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the minimize method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.minimize(undefined);
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pin
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Method
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Pins the window. Disables window dragging.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
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Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the pin method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.pin(undefined);
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restore
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Method
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Restores the window to it's previous size before maximization/minimization.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
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Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the restore method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.restore(undefined);
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setFocusable
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Method
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Determines if the window can be focused or not.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| focusable |
Boolean |
A boolean property to determines if the window can be focused or not. |
Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the setFocusable method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.setFocusable(false);
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unpin
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Method
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Unpins the window. Enables window dragging.
| Parameter |
Type |
Description |
| None |
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Return Value
None
Code examples
Invoke the unpin method.
const window = document.querySelector('smart-window');
window.unpin(undefined);
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