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Yesterday I went to the store and got some much-needed spatulas! (What better way to say I love myself than to buy myself a spatula?)
My favorite cartoon character is Cookie Monster, and my favorite dessert is cupcakes, so Cookie Monster cupcakes are the best of both worlds.
Did you know? Cookie Monster once said, Sometimes me think what is love, and then me think love is what last cookie is for. Me give up the last cookie for you.
I wonder if the same applies for cupcakes? (If so, I
don't think I can ever love ANYONE!)


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PiNET
Annotate Peptides with PiNET.
Annotate PTM/Proteins with PiNET.
Annotate Genes with PiNET.
Notes
Peptide2Protein workflow can be used to map peptide moieties
with post-translational modifications (PTMs) into proteins using
a fast peptide to protein matching and PTM meta-data harmonization.
Use the options below to select the reference proteome and other parameters.
While the PTMs2Modifires and Proteins2Pathways tabs can be used as stand-alone modules, using Peptides2Proteins
tab will update the input for further analysis in these two tabs (PTMs2Modifires and Proteins2Pathways) based on the
Peptide to PTM and Protein/Gene mappings.
The values associated with peptides are arithmetically assigned to mapped proteins, since this mapping is not
always a one-to-one mapping and multiple proteins can share the same peptide or one protein can contain multiple input
peptides. These values can be modified by users in the corresponding tabs as input.
For interactive submission, please limit the number of peptides to hundreds.
Please follow the convention in provided examples for the input syntax.
Notes
PTMs2Modifiers workflow can be used to map and visualize upstream
modifying enzymes that target post-translational modification (PTM)
sites in query proteins. These PTM sites are mapped automatically
from peptide moieties with PTMs when using the Peptide2Protein workflow.
For interactive submission, please limit the number of PTM/Proteins to hundreds.
Please follow the convention in provided examples for the input syntax.
Notes
Protein2Pathway workflow can be used to analyze and visualize protein
(and thus gene) level data in terms of pathway enrichment analysis,
pathway membership, upstream/downstream kinase network, and concordance
with LINCS signatures.
For interactive submission, please limit the number of Genes to hundreds.
Please follow the convention in provided examples for the input syntax.
For Annotation of a List of Genes:
http://pinet-server.org/pinet/proteinToPathway
For Annotation of a List of Genes and Insert the Values:
In the following example the list of OCIAD1 0.11,NCOR2 -1.2,ZC3HC1 3.122,RPS6KA3
0.01,PDPK1 1.09,PDPK2P -0.92,HN1 1.76,BRAF -1.922,TP53 -2.542 is sent for
the query in the URL.
http://pinet-server.org/pinet/proteinToPathway?list=OCIAD1 0.11,NCOR2 -1.2,ZC3HC1 3.122,RPS6KA3
0.01,PDPK1 1.09,PDPK2P -0.92,HN1 1.76,BRAF -1.922,TP53 -2.542


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| CleanupReporter {ps} | R Documentation |
CleanupReporter
takes an existing testthat Reporter
object, and
wraps it, so it checks for leftover child processes, at the specified
place, see the proc_unit
argument below.
CleanupReporter(reporter = testthat::ProgressReporter)
reporter |
A testthat reporter to wrap into a new |
Child processes can be reported via a failed expectation, cleaned up silently, or cleaned up and reported (the default).
The constructor of the CleanupReporter
class has options:
file
: the output file, if any, this is passed to reporter
.
proc_unit
: when to perform the child process check and cleanup.
Possible values:
"test"
: at the end of each testthat::test_that()
block
(the default),
"testsuite"
: at the end of the test suite.
proc_cleanup
: Logical scalar, whether to kill the leftover
processes, TRUE
by default.
proc_fail
: Whether to create an expectation, that fails if there
are any processes alive, TRUE
by default.
proc_timeout
: How long to wait for the processes to quit. This is
sometimes needed, because even if some kill signals were sent to
child processes, it might take a short time for these to take effect.
It defaults to one second.
rconn_unit
: When to perform the R connection cleanup. Possible values
are "test"
and "testsuite"
, like for proc_unit
.
rconn_cleanup
: Logical scalar, whether to clean up leftover R
connections. TRUE
by default.
rconn_fail
: Whether to fail for leftover R connections. TRUE
by
default.
file_unit
: When to check for open files. Possible values are
"test"
and "testsuite"
, like for proc_unit
.
file_fail
: Whether to fail for leftover open files. TRUE
by
default.
conn_unit
: When to check for open network connections.
Possible values are "test"
and "testsuite"
, like for proc_unit
.
conn_fail
: Whether to fail for leftover network connections.
TRUE
by default.
New reporter class that behaves exactly like reporter
,
but it checks for, and optionally cleans up child processes, at the
specified granularity.
This is how to use this reporter in testthat.R
:
library(testthat) library(mypackage) if (ps::ps_is_supported()) { reporter <- ps::CleanupReporter(testthat::ProgressReporter)$new( proc_unit = "test", proc_cleanup = TRUE) } else { ## ps does not support this platform reporter <- "progress" } test_check("mypackage", reporter = reporter)
Some IDEs, like RStudio, start child processes frequently, and
sometimes crash when these are killed, only use this reporter in a
terminal session. In particular, you can always use it in the
idiomatic testthat.R
file, that calls test_check()
during
R CMD check
.


Module stopwatch
Allows to easily time blocks of code.
The result will be logged.
Functions
| start (watch_name) | Start a watch with the given name. |
| stop (watch_name, message, decimal_places) | Stops the watch with the given name, logging the duration. |
| stop_only (watch_name) | Stops the watch with the given name and returns the duration for which the watch has been running. |
Functions
- start (watch_name)
-
Start a watch with the given name.
Parameters:
- watch_name The name of the watch to start.
- stop (watch_name, message, decimal_places)
-
Stops the watch with the given name, logging the duration.
It will be logged as info in the format "watch_name: duration ms" or if the message is provided "message: duration ms"
Parameters:
- watch_name The name of the watch to stop.
- message Optional. The message to use for the log instead of the name.
- decimal_places Optional. To how many decimal places the time should be rounded. Defaults to 3.
- stop_only (watch_name)
-
Stops the watch with the given name and returns the duration for which
the watch has been running.
Parameters:
- watch_name The name of the watch to stop.
Returns:
-
The duration of the watch. -1 if it never was started.


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A `Battle' to Avoid by Homer Yen (c) 2000
To watch `Battlefield Earth' is to wallow in misery. It is one of the most ludicrously conceived efforts in recent history.  Worse, there's the promise of a sequel. Why?! Save your money. Some films go quickly to video. This one, however, should go straight to the Sci-Fi Channel's `Mystery Science Theatre.'
In the year 3000, Man has become an endangered species. Most of humanity (called ‘man-animals') was destroyed generations ago in a battle against a race of plundering aliens (called Psychlos). Survivors have either taken up shelter in caves or were enslaved to mine Earth's resources for the rest of their lives.
The aliens are a menacing looking humanoid species that stand nine-feet tall, who resemble inbred Klingons. Dimwitted as they are tall, their culture is predicated on power, extortion, and getting ‘leverage.' Travolta, the leverage-using star, plays Terl, the conniving security chief that oversees the mining facility on Earth. Much of the movie is spent showing us examples of Terl's petty machinations. He routinely employs deception and then punctuates his statements with maniacal laughter. But one thing is certain; he hates being stationed on Earth. When the home planet informs him that he will be spending the rest of his life on this planet, he begins to devise his latest plan.
He will select a group of slaves to secretly mine out a gold ore site. It's not clear how this benefits Terl, except that it makes him richer in a place where he has no use for it. The scrappy Jonnie Goodboy Tyler (Barry Peppers) is selected as the slave group's leader. A Psychlo knowledge machine gives him the mining know-how. But the machine also teaches him other things such as the Psychlo language, the principles of our founding fathers, Euclidean geometry, and the location of Fort Knox. This enlightenment just doesn't prepare him for the mining assignment. It also prepares him to organize and stage a massive revolt against their captors. `We're going to blow up their home world,' he says. `But first, we need a few more supplies.' In days, he and his comrades evolve from cave dwelling, loincloth wearing, rat eating slaves to fighter pilots and nuclear weapons experts. By now, the audience is laughing as maniacally as Terl.
The media have been working overtime to let the public know that John Travolta's labor of love is a piece of sci-fi drivel. Numerous journals have called it an ill-conceived idea stemming from blind hubris, arrogance, and poor planning. And after watching this movie, you'll wholeheartedly agree. This is a terrible film that is illogically constructed, tediously acted, and frequently begs the question: Why was this ever made? At a price tag of $90 million, this film will be remembered as a gigantic folly, assuredly becoming `The Avengers' of this summer. Both films were unforgivable and this promises to suffer the same speedy fate and subsequent indignity.
In addition to the universally pejorative reviews, there's another bizarre element to the `Battlefield' saga. This film would never have been made if not for the star power of Travolta, who for over a decade, had been trying to persuade studios to bring the story to the big screen. The controversy is that Travolta is a Scientologist, and `Battlefield' is based on a 1982 novel by L. Ron Hubbard, the religion's late founder. This led some to believe that `Battlefield Earth' would amount to Scientologist dogma, laden with subliminal messages. But the story is so poorly told that any message, subliminal or otherwise, is totally undetectable. If the audience got anything out of this film, it was this: we are not too unlike the Psychlo leader. Like Terl, the audience felt imprisoned, dreaded their situation, and looked for any opportunity to leave. Could that be the Scientology message?
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Elektra
0.9.5
|
Too verbose error message Currently for every error, 9 lines are shown in which most of them are not relevant to end users/administrators. One goal is to reduce the verbosity of such messages and let users/administrators see only information they need.
Possible variations on what message should be displayed, e.g., to keep the mountpoint information or on how wordings should be (with or without "Sorry, ...", coloring of certain parts of a message, etc.)
Examples would be to
At
, Mountpoint
, Configfile
, Module
. This information though yields useful information or was even added as a requestThe command kdb set failed while accessing the key database on mountpoint (...) with the info
Reason: Validation of key "<key>" with string "<value>" failed. (validation failed)
The error message has the current format:
The new default message will look like this:
The NR
will be the color red in case of an error or yellow in case of a warning while MODULE
will be the color blue.
Optionally a third line indicating a solution can be added. Eg. for a permission related error there would be a third line:
To avoid losing information, the user can use the command line argument -v
(verbose) to show Mountpoint
, Configfile
in addition to the current error message. Furthermore a developer can use the command line argument -d
(debug) to show At
for debugging purposes.
The new error message is much more succinct which gives end users more relevant information. Furthermore the solution approach still holds all necessary information if requested by users.
Description
will be incorporated into Reason
whereas the Module
will be incorporated into the general sentence starting the error message.
ingoup
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Nathan Rourke hasn’t changed a thing.
At this time last season, he was a little-known quarterback who was pushing Quinton Maxwell for first-team reps. But now, Rourke’s been listed on a slew of preseason national watch lists and one of the most feared weapons in the Mid-American Conference.
Rourke knows all the hype surrounding the Bobcats. They were tabbed by the media and the coaches to win the MAC. But Ohio is pushing those expectations to the wayside, and its focusing on Howard, taking things week by week.
“Right now we’re really focused on Howard,” Rourke said. “We understand the meaning behind the accolades. It means a lot for a well respected league like the MAC to vote us MAC favorites, but it doesn’t mean anything in the long run.”
Expectations are one thing. Actually winning the MAC is another. The Bobcats ran through the eventual MAC champion Toledo in Athens last season, but then faltered in the final weeks of the season and failed to make the championship game.
But the Bobcats have learned from the tribulations of 2017. Coach Frank Solich is humbled by the complement of being named the preseason champions, but that award yields no trophy for the second floor trophy case in Peden Stadium.
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Ohio redshirt junior running back Papi White (#4) runs the ball downfield in the second quarter of the Bobcats' game against Akron on November 14, 2017.
"I think mostly the media knows what they're doing,” Solich said. “They follow football, they follow it a ton, so it meant a lot to us that the media picked us. It means a lot to us that the coaches picked us to win the championship. Now, you've got to follow up on that and you've got to find ways to make that work. But I'm glad to see that there's talent in the program, that they think the talent is well coached, and so we'll just take it a step at a time and see where this leads us.”
That “one step at a time” mindset is instilled through the players from the time they are recruited. They say it like a broken record. It’s clockwork. But each week adds up, and at the end of that, a goal resides.
Solich knows that goal, and it’s discussed daily, which rang through Peden Stadium after Tuesday’s practice. The Bobcats broke the team huddle with “MAC champs.” And what team wouldn’t? This edition of Ohio football is the 50th version of the team since a MAC Championship was brought back to Athens.
“We've been talking to these guys since the season ended about setting goals, understanding those goals and what it's going to take to accomplish those goals.”Frank Solich
“We've been talking to these guys since the season ended about setting goals, understanding those goals and what it's going to take to accomplish those goals,” Solich said. “Obviously, you can't think you're pretty good and step onto the field and get waxed pretty good and then think things are going to unfold right for you. Things don't happen that way. So, we take that.”
Linebacker Eric Popp’s unit is one with tempered expectations. Coach Ron Collins has dealt with turnover in the last two seasons, losing Blair Brown and Quentin Poling to the NFL, and Chad Moore to graduation. Popp will help lead the linebackers into 2018 as part of a front seven facing questions. It’s the weak link heading into Howard, but Popp is confident with the rotation of guys that will be on the field.
“It’s always been ‘next man up’” Popp said. “That’s what coach Collins always said. Even if last year, somebody got injured — if Q got injured — its next man up.”
That montra is carried in every position room, and it’s worked for Ohio. And while the excitement is brewing around the program and endless possibilities run through their minds, they make sure to stay grounded in what they know.
For now, the focus is all on Howard. After all, Rourke’s been told by offensive coordinator Tim Albin leading up to the start of the season "We can’t win the MAC this week.”
As they navigate through non-conference play, they’ll continue to sponsor that sentiment.
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Table 3-2: Common Job Titles, Tasks, and Authorities/Privileges Needed
Chapter 4: Working with Databases and Database Objects
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Table 4-1: DB2 9 Instance Management Commands
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Table 4-2: Built-In Data Type Definitions That Can Be Used with the CREATE TABLE Statement
Chapter 6: Working with DB2 Tables, Views, and Indexes
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Table 6-1: DB2 9 Date and Time Formats
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Table 6-2: DB2 Database Manager-Supplied Default Values
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Table 6-3: Referential Integrity Constraint Terminology
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Table 6-4: Data Type Definitions That Can Be Used with the CREATE TABLE Statement


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Implementation of
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GeoWebCache is used to cache map tiles coming from a variety of sources such as OGC Web Map Service (WMS) i.e. GeoServer in this case. It implements various service interfaces (such as WMS-C, WMTS, TMS, Google Maps KML, Virtual Earth) in order to accelerate and optimize map image delivery. GeoServer comes with GeoWebCache which is called integrated GeoWebCache. However, we need to turn on the layer to use integrated GeoWebCache.
Purpose
To increase the performance of serving layers to the user using GeoServer.
Dependency
- ElasticSearch latest
- ElasticGeo 2.13.2
- GeoServer 2.13.2
Performance Calculation Using LeafLet
We need to do following. The angular script can be run through Zeppelin or using html page. It's upto you. However, I tested using Zeppelin
- Create a layer in GeoServer using this article. Datasource must have lots of data to see the performance. At least 1 million records.
- Enable the direct integration with GeoServer WMS check box from caching
- Add following angular script to Zeppelin or in your html to see a layer in your leaflet map without using GeoWebCache
%angular
- Add following angular script to Zeppelin or in your html to see a layer in your leaflet map using GeoWebCache. Need to
add
tiled=true
as a query parameter in the WMS requests. You can see the different in load time of the data on the map.%angular
Performance Calculation Using Python Script
Let's run the following pythong script to see the number
%python import requests import time import grequests from urllib.request import urlopen url = "http://localhost:8080/geoserver/elasticsearch/wms" layer = "elasticsearch:07177d4c-1227-4be4-aecc-56b600e3ed24" bbox = [ "-2504688.5428486555,2504688.5428486546,0,5009377.085697309", "0,2504688.5428486546,2504688.5428486555,5009377.085697309", "-2504688.5428486555,5009377.085697309,0,7514065.628545966", "0,5009377.085697309,2504688.5428486555,7514065.628545966", "-2504688.5428486555,-7.081154551613622,0,2504688.5428486546", "0,-7.081154551613622,2504688.5428486555,2504688.5428486546", "-5009377.085697311,2504688.5428486546,-2504688.5428486555,5009377.085697309", "2504688.5428486555,2504688.5428486546,5009377.085697311,5009377.085697309", "-5009377.085697311,5009377.085697309,-2504688.5428486555,7514065.628545966", "2504688.5428486555,5009377.085697309,5009377.085697311,7514065.628545966", "-5009377.085697311,-7.081154551613622,-2504688.5428486555,2504688.5428486546", "2504688.5428486555,-7.081154551613622,5009377.085697311,2504688.5428486546", "-2504688.5428486555,7514065.628545966,0,10018754.171394618", "0,7514065.628545966,2504688.5428486555,10018754.171394618", "-2504688.5428486555,-2504688.542848655,0,-7.081154551613622", "0,-2504688.542848655,2504688.5428486555,-7.081154551613622", "-5009377.085697311,7514065.628545966,-2504688.5428486555,10018754.171394618", "-7514065.628545966,2504688.5428486546,-5009377.085697311,5009377.085697309", "5009377.085697311,2504688.5428486546,7514065.628545966,5009377.085697309", "-5009377.085697311,-2504688.542848655,-2504688.5428486555,-7.081154551613622", "2504688.5428486555,-2504688.542848655,5009377.085697311,-7.081154551613622", "-7514065.628545966,5009377.085697309,-5009377.085697311,7514065.628545966", "5009377.085697311,5009377.085697309,7514065.628545966,7514065.628545966", "-7514065.628545966,-7.081154551613622,-5009377.085697311,2504688.5428486546", "5009377.085697311,-7.081154551613622,7514065.628545966,2504688.5428486546", "-7514065.628545966,7514065.628545966,-5009377.085697311,10018754.171394618", "5009377.085697311,7514065.628545966,7514065.628545966,10018754.171394618", "-7514065.628545966,-2504688.542848655,-5009377.085697311,-7.081154551613622", "5009377.085697311,-2504688.542848655,7514065.628545966,-7.081154551613622", "-10018754.171394622,2504688.5428486546,-7514065.628545966,5009377.085697309", "7514065.628545966,2504688.5428486546,10018754.171394622,5009377.085697309", "-10018754.171394622,5009377.085697309,-7514065.628545966,7514065.628545966", "7514065.628545966,5009377.085697309,10018754.171394622,7514065.628545966", "-10018754.171394622,-7.081154551613622,-7514065.628545966,2504688.5428486546", "7514065.628545966,-7.081154551613622,10018754.171394622,2504688.5428486546", "-10018754.171394622,7514065.628545966,-7514065.628545966,10018754.171394618", "7514065.628545966,7514065.628545966,10018754.171394622,10018754.171394618", "-10018754.171394622,-2504688.542848655,-7514065.628545966,-7.081154551613622", "7514065.628545966,-2504688.542848655,10018754.171394622,-7.081154551613622" ] number_users=10 headers = { 'name':'test' } wholeStart = time.time() queryParams = [] goodCalls = 0 badCalls = 0 for i in range(number_users): start = time.time() for box in bbox: querystring = {"LAYERS":layer,"FORMAT":"image/png","REQUEST":"GetMap","STYLES":"","SRS":"EPSG:3857","BBOX":box,"WIDTH":"256","HEIGHT":"256", "TRANSPARENT":"true"} queryParams.append(querystring) r = requests.request("GET", url, headers=headers, params=querystring) #print(r.url) #print(r) info = r.headers['Content-Type'] if info=='image/png': goodCalls += 1 else: badCalls += 1 query_time = time.time() - start print('Query time for user ' + str(i) + ' is {}'.format(query_time)) #rs = (grequests.get(url, headers=headers, params=p) for p in queryParams) #print(grequests.map(rs)) wholeQueryTime = time.time() - wholeStart print('Query time for total users ' + str(number_users) + ' with request total ' + str(len(queryParams)) + ' is {}'.format(wholeQueryTime)) print('Total good calls ' + str(goodCalls) + ' with total bad calls ' + str(badCalls))
The Runtime without using GeoWebCache is as follows
Query time for user 0 is 21.038068056106567 Query time for user 1 is 19.959446907043457 Query time for user 2 is 19.74454951286316 Query time for user 3 is 19.76458168029785 Query time for user 4 is 20.557850122451782 Query time for user 5 is 21.417890310287476 Query time for user 6 is 20.058231353759766 Query time for user 7 is 19.57079005241394 Query time for user 8 is 19.79716420173645 Query time for user 9 is 19.767117023468018 Query time for total users 10 with request total 390 is<PHONE_NUMBER>8640442 Total good calls 390 with total bad calls 0
The Runtime with using GeoWebCache is as follows
Change the url to url = "http://localhost:8080/geoserver/elasticsearch/wms?tiled=true&" Query time for user 0 is 0.638730525970459 Query time for user 1 is 0.5899291038513184 Query time for user 2 is 0.5873465538024902 Query time for user 3 is 0.8277342319488525 Query time for user 4 is 0.6482501029968262 Query time for user 5 is 0.6671054363250732 Query time for user 6 is 0.6258928775787354 Query time for user 7 is 0.6370384693145752 Query time for user 8 is 0.5637142658233643 Query time for user 9 is 0.5665357112884521 Query time for total users 10 with request total 390 is 6.361682415008545 Total good calls 390 with total bad calls 0
Conclusion
GeoWebCache increases the performance of GeoServer substancially as you can see above. This will be very useful if multiple users try to access same layer. We just need to remember turn on the integrated GeoWebCache option while creating a layer.
References
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from collections import defaultdict
class Solution:
def countSubgraphsForEachDiameter(self, n: int, edges: List[List[int]]) -> List[int]:
G = defaultdict(list)
for x, y in edges:
G[x - 1].append(y - 1)
G[y - 1].append(x - 1)
dist = [[None] * n for _ in range(n)]
def bfs(x):
queue, seen = [(x, 0)], set()
for z, d in queue:
if z in seen: continue
seen.add(z)
dist[x][z] = d
queue += [(nb, d + 1) for nb in G[z] if nb not in seen]
for x in range(n): bfs(x)
queue = [(1 << x, 0) for x in range(n)]
ans, seen = [0] * n, set()
for mask, d in queue:
if mask in seen: continue
seen.add(mask)
nodes = {x for x in range(n) if (mask >> x) & 1}
ans[d] += 1
for x in nodes:
for y in G[x]:
if y in nodes: continue
new_mask = mask | (1 << y)
if new_mask in seen: continue
new_d = max([d] + [dist[y][z] for z in nodes])
queue.append((new_mask, new_d))
return ans[1:]


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This method allows you to execute Simian from the command line, shell scripts, batch files, etc. scanning a directory for all files matching a pattern.
The general form for the Java version is:
java -jar simian.jar [options] [files]
And for the .NET version is:
simian.exe [options] [files]
The files
can be specified as any regular shell glob or simply a list of files and can be mixed
with the -includes
option. (See below for examples.)
For example, to find all java files in all sub-directories of the current directory:
"**/*.java"
To find all java files in the current directory and set the threshold to 3:
-threshold=3 "*.java"
To find all C# files in the current directory:
"*.cs"
To find all C and header in all sub-directories of the current directory:
**/*.c **/*.h
To find all java files in two different directories:
"/csharp-source/*.cs" "/java-source/*.java"
To find all java files in all sub-directories, excluding Test classes:
-includes=**/*.java -excludes=**/*Test.java
To find all java files in the current directory and ignore numbers:
-ignoreNumbers "*.java"
To find all java files and display the results in xml format:
-formatter=xml "*.rb"
To find all ruby files and sends the results in emacs compatible format to a file:
-formatter=emacs:c:\temp\simian.log "*.rb"
To read configuration from a file (where each line of the file specifies at most one of any of the valid command-line arguments):
-config=simian.config
For most projects (including the nearly 400,000 LOC JDK 1.4 source base), the default VM size seems to be adequate. If you encounter:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
you will need to increase the VM heap size using the -mx
JVM option.
This method allows you to integrate Simian with the Ant, a java based build tool.
Somewhere in your build.xml file, define the task:
<taskdef resource="simiantask.properties" classpath="simian.jar"/>
And finally, create a target to run the checker. For all defaults:
<simian> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.java"/> </simian>
To exclude test classes if they exists in the same tree as the source:
<simian threshold="6"> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.java" excludes="**/*Test.java"/> </simian>
To change the minimum number of lines that is considered a match:
<simian threshold="6"> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.java"/> </simian>
To force the language used for processing:
<simian language="java"> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.*"/> </simian>
To have the build fail one or more matches are found:
<simian failOnDuplication="true"> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.java"/> </simian>
To set a build property if one or more matches are found:
<simian failureProperty="test.failure"> <fileset dir="./main" includes="**/*.java"/> </simian>
By default, Simian outputs plain text using the default Ant logger. You can override this by using the nested
formatter
element. The formatter
takes a type
(either "plain"
;
"xml"
; "emacs"
; "vs"
; or "yml"
) and an optional filename
(toFile
). For example, to send output to a file:
<simian> <formatter type="plain" toFile="simian-log.txt"/> </simian>
To produce XML output:
<simian> <formatter type="xml" toFile="simian-log.xml"/> </simian>
You may specify any number of formatter elements allowing you to produce both XML and plain text output if necessary
This method allows you to integrate Simian with Checkstyle 3+. A remarkable java based code checker.
First, ensure the simian.jar file is on the classpath. Next, add the check to your configuiration file. (Note: The plugin runs as a FileSetCheck):
<module name="Checker"> ... <module name="com.harukizaemon.simian.SimianCheck"/> </module>
To change the minimum number of lines that is considered a match:
<module name="com.harukizaemon.simian.SimianCheck"/> <property name="threshold" value="6"/> <module/>
To force the language used for processing:
<module name="com.harukizaemon.simian.SimianCheck"/> <property name="language" value="java"/> <module/>
This method allows you to integrate Simian with IntelliJ as an external tool. This will then allow you to run simian from within IntelliJ and go straight to any matches by clicking on the file location.
This is really a short-cut way to define the tool using Options|External Tools
.
Open the _.xml
file in the config/tools
directory of the your intellij settings (usually
under the intellij home directory or under your home directory as .IntelliJIdea
).
Add the following block:
<tool name="Simian" showInMainMenu="true" showInEditor="true" showInProject="true" showInSearchPopup="true" disabled="false" useConsole="true" synchronizeAfterRun="true"> <exec> <option name="COMMAND" value="$JDKPath$\bin\java.exe" /> <option name="PARAMETERS" value="-jar simian.jar $FileDir$\**\*.java" /> <option name="WORKING_DIRECTORY" /> </exec> <filter> <option name="NAME" value="Duplicate Location" /> <option name="DESCRIPTION" value="" /> <option name="REGEXP" value=" Between lines $LINE$ and [0-9]* in $FILE_PATH$" /> </filter> </tool>
Make sure to put the full path to simian.jar in the PARAMETERS
option and the appropriate java
runtime in the COMMAND
option.
The PARAMETERS
follows the general form of the command line interface allowing
you to set parsing options, threshold, etc.
Re-start IntelliJ and you can click on Tools|Simian
.
You should be able to click on the matching lines and go straight to the source code.
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Django’s class-based views are used to render HTML pages to flat files. Putting all the pieces together is a little tricky at first, particularly if you haven’t studied the Django source code or lack experience working with Python classes in general. But if you figure it out, we think it’s worth the trouble.
BuildableTemplateView¶
-
class
BuildableTemplateView
(TemplateView, BuildableMixin)¶ Renders and builds a simple template as a flat file. Extended from Django’s generic TemplateView.
-
build_path
¶ The target location of the built file in the
BUILD_DIR
.index.html
would place it at the built site’s root.foo/index.html
would place it inside a subdirectory. Required.
-
template_name
¶ The name of the template you would like Django to render. Required.
-
build
()¶ Writes the rendered template’s HTML to a flat file. Only override this if you know what you’re doing.
-
build_method
¶ An alias to the
build
method used by the management commands
Example myapp/views.py
from bakery.views import BuildableTemplateView class ExampleTemplateView(BuildableTemplateView): build_path = 'examples/index.html' template_name = 'examples.html'
-
BuildableListView¶
-
class
BuildableListView
(ListView, BuildableMixin)¶ Render and builds a page about a list of objects. Extended from Django’s generic ListView.
-
model
¶ A Django database model where the list of objects can be drawn with a
Model.objects.all()
query. Optional. If you want to provide a more specific list, define thequeryset
attribute instead.
-
queryset
¶ The list of objects that will be provided to the template. Can be any iterable of items, not just a Django queryset. Optional, but if this attribute is not defined the
model
attribute must be defined.
-
build_path
¶ The target location of the flat file in the
BUILD_DIR
. Optional. The default isindex.html
, would place the flat file at the site’s root. Defining it asfoo/index.html
would place the flat file inside a subdirectory.
-
template_name
¶ The template you would like Django to render. You need to override this if you don’t want to rely on the Django
ListView
defaults.
-
build_method
¶ An alias to the
build_queryset
method used by the management commands
-
build_queryset
()¶ Writes the rendered template’s HTML to a flat file. Only override this if you know what you’re doing.
Example myapp/views.py
from myapp.models import MyModel from bakery.views import BuildableListView class ExampleListView(BuildableListView): model = MyModel template_name = 'mymodel_list.html' class DifferentExampleListView(BuildableListView): build_path = 'mymodel/index.html' queryset = MyModel.objects.filter(is_published=True) template_name = 'mymodel_list.html'
-
BuildableDetailView¶
-
class
BuildableDetailView
(DetailView, BuildableMixin)¶ Render and build a “detail” page about an object or a series of pages about a list of objects. Extended from Django’s generic DetailView.
-
model
¶ A Django database model where the list of objects can be drawn with a
Model.objects.all()
query. Optional. If you want to provide a more specific list, define thequeryset
attribute instead.
-
queryset
¶ The Django model queryset objects are to be looked up from. Optional, but if this attribute is not defined the
model
attribute must be defined.
-
template_name
¶ The name of the template you would like Django to render. You need to override this if you don’t want to rely on the default, which is
os.path.join(settings.BUILD_DIR, obj.get_absolute_url(), 'index.html')
.
-
get_build_path
(obj)¶ Used to determine where to build the detail page. Override this if you would like your detail page at a different location. By default it will be built at
os.path.join(obj.get_url(), "index.html"
.
-
get_html
(obj)¶ How to render the output for the provided object’s page. If you choose to render using something other than a Django template, like HttpResponse for instance, you will want to override this. By default it uses the template object’s default
render
method.
-
get_url
(obj)¶ Returns the build directory, and therefore the URL, where the provided object’s flat file should be placed. By default it is
obj.get_absolute_url()
, so simplify defining that on your model is enough.
-
build_method
¶ An alias to the
build_queryset
method used by the management commands
-
build_object
(obj)¶ Writes the rendered HTML for the template and the provided object to the build directory.
-
build_queryset
()¶ Writes the rendered template’s HTML for each object in the
queryset
ormodel
to a flat file. Only override this if you know what you’re doing.
-
unbuild_object
(obj)¶ Deletes the directory where the provided object’s flat files are stored.
Example myapp/models.py
from django.db import models from bakery.models import BuildableModel class MyModel(BuildableModel): detail_views = ('myapp.views.ExampleDetailView',) title = models.CharField(max_length=100) slug = models.SlugField(max_length=100) def get_absolute_url(self): """ If you are going to publish a detail view for each object, one easy way to set the path where it will be built is to configure Django's standard get_absolute_url method. """ return '/%s/' % self.slug
Example myapp/views.py
from myapp.models import MyModel from bakery.views import BuildableDetailView class ExampleDetailView(BuildableListView): queryset = MyModel.objects.filter(is_published=True) template_name = 'mymodel_detail.html'
-
Buildable404View¶
-
class
Buildable404View
(BuildableTemplateView)¶ Renders and builds a simple 404 error page template as a flat file. Extended from the
BuildableTemplateView
above.All it does
from bakery.views import BuildableTemplateView class Buildable404View(BuildableTemplateView): build_path = '404.html' template_name = '404.html'
BuildableRedirectView¶
-
class
BuildableRedirectView
(RedirectView, BuildableMixin)¶ Render and build a redirect. Extended from Django’s generic RedirectView.
-
build_path
¶ The URL being requested, which will be published as a flatfile with a redirect away from it.
-
url
¶ The URL where redirect will send the user. Operates in the same way as the standard generic RedirectView.
Example myapp/views.py
from bakery.views import BuildableRedirectView class ExampleRedirectView(BuildableRedirectView): build_path = "mymodel/oldurl.html" url = '/mymodel/'
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Davis Cup: Rohan Bopanna pulls out of tie against Pakistan due to shoulder injury
by PTIHighlights
- Bopanna pulled out of India's upcoming Davis Cup tie against Pakistan due to a shoulder injury, paving the way for Nedunchezhiyan's inclusion
- Bopanna, who underwent an MRI scan on Monday, communicated his unavailability to non-playing captain Rajpal
- Bopanna was expected to be paired with veteran Leander Paes for the doubles rubber
NEW DELHI: Senior player Rohan Bopanna pulled out of India's upcoming Davis Cup tie against Pakistan due to a shoulder injury, paving the way for Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan's inclusion in the playing squad.
Bopanna, who underwent an MRI scan on Monday, communicated his unavailability to non-playing captain Rohit Rajpal.
The 39-year-old was expected to be paired with veteran Leander Paes for the doubles rubber of the November 29-30 tie.
Left-handed Nedunchezhiyan was named as one of the three reserves in the eight-member squad announced by the AITA selection committee.
"It's disappointing not to have Rohan in the side. But we want him to protect his shoulder. He needs shots (injection) for treatment. We have an able replacement in Jeevan. He has done well on the Tour and we will have a good left-right combination," Rajpal told PTI.
Bopanna is country's top doubles player. Now the two best-ranked players are not available for the tie. Divij Sharan is also unavailable because of his wedding reception.
Nedunchezhiyan has been knocking on the doors of the Indian Davis Cup team for some time by consistently performing on the ATP tour.


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The BDD style allows you to write your assertions in a natural, self-describing manner.
The TDD style allows you to write your assertions using the classic 'assert dot' notation.


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Hello. I have an issue using dependent function space in conjunction with list.map
. Could anyone take a peek?
In the following state:
α : Type, g g' : list α, f : Π (a : α), a ∈ g → α, h : g = g' ⊢ map (λ (c : {x // x ∈ g}), f (c.val) _) (attach g) = nil
I would like to rewrite g
with g'
. However, I get "motive is not type correct" error.
I think I understand why this is. Given c.2
is supposed to be x ∈ g
, I would end up with mismatching types as attach g'
would lead to c.2
being x ∈ g'
.
However, I am not sure how to proceed - I think I need some kind of a congruence that says I can switch map f l
for map f' l'
if I can show f = f'
and l = l'
, but "modulo types".
You can reconstruct the goal (and the error) with:
import data.list open list variables {α : Type} {g g' : list α} {f : Π(a : α) (h : a ∈ g), α} def foo := map (λ(c : {x // x ∈ g}), f c.1 c.2) (attach g) example (h : g = g') : @foo α g f = [] := begin unfold foo, rw h -- motive not type correct end
Is g
a variable? If so, subst g
is probably the easiest thing
I am not sure I know what variable means in this context, but g
is a list computed by a function, so I think it is not. The equivalence h : g = g'
basically expands bar x y
to x :: bar x' y
. I've tried subst expand_bar
, but the "given expression is not a local constant".
Definitely not a variable, come to think of it, h : g = g'
is just h : expand_bar a b = a :: expand_bar a' b
. And I don't think I can subst expand_bar
.
I think you need to unsimplify your example then. This is generally speaking a complicated problem with nonuniform solutions, I would have to know more about the problem to say how to proceed
I will give it a try, thanks. I did a lot of simplifying, may have lost something along the way :).
The subst
tactic (instead of rw
) may help you
I don't know if this works in your actual example, but you could try reverting everything which depends on g
:
example (h : g = g') : @foo α g f = [] := begin unfold foo, revert f, rw h, intro f end
Note that this rw
now also rewrites the type of f
.
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Dragon Quest Builders 2 heads to PC in December
by Aran SuddiPC players will soon be able to play Dragon Quest Builders 2 as Square Enix has confirmed that the game will be available on Steam, and the date is December 10th. The Steam version will include all the content from the season pass of the PS4 version. Those who pre-purchase or buy the game before January 6th will get additional bonus content which includes:
- Ornamental Medicinal Herb Recipe
- Dragon Quest Logo Recipe
- Ornamental Chimaera Wing Recipe
- Five Sigil Block Recipes for building decorative blocks with sun, stars, moon, water and soul motifs
- Legendary Line Art Recipe
- Lo-Res Luminary Recipes
If you’ve not played Dragon Quest Builders 2 you can see what Miguel thought:
It was hard for me to imagine a way to expand on a game that was already so good but Dragon Quest Builders 2 has managed to do just that. A bigger story, new things to build, multiplayer and more make this an absolutely jam-packed experience. Building game enthusiasts will love the blend of crafting and survival management, while Dragon Quest fans are sure to love the unique spin on the long-running JRPG franchise, and if you’re a fan of both? Well, Dragon Quest Builders 2 is the must have game of 2019.
You can see the full Dragon Quest Builders 2 review here.
Source: Press Release


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The following class defines a "list" -- a singly linked list of list elements, each of which points to a single item on the list. By using the "Sorted" functions, the list can be kept in sorted in increasing order by "key" in ListElement.
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{% extends 'base.html' %} {% block content %}
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Github Code Available Above. Future Full Stack MERN Application. Initial design based on a Course by Jonas Schmedtmann that dealt with designing a landing page for a fictional company called Natours. Will be redesigned to become a Full Stack Application.


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Tridactyl: The Return of The Ed, Aye
The version of Tridactyl you are using was made by the following people:
REPLACETHIS


Codebase components are common HTML/CSS patterns. Some have added functionality from a small jQuery script (e.g. popover, slideshow, tabs).
Components examples have been built first as Pug mixins, in order to be useful in rapid prototyping or style guide composition.
Almost everything in Codebase, including all components, were created first as a set of SCSS mixins. These were then combined and included in their respective class builder mixins. And these class builders are under the control of a set of true !default
variables in codebase/sass/02_default-variables/_default-variables.sass.
So you can toggle component classes for inclusion (true) or exclusion (false) in your advanced theme build by overriding these defaults.
This may be useful for reducing your final CSS file size (by exclusing what you don't need). And if you are combining various frameworks with similar named CSS classes, you can duplicate and edit the Codebase class names, giving them a unique (e.g. prefixed) namespace to avoid clashes.
Except for the navbar (which appears as a navbar at widths above the navbar breakpoint, and collapsed for smaller screens), Codebase components do not involve media queries. If you require components to have different behavior at different screen widths, you can include the component mixins within media queries in your own theme.
For example, you may have a tab-system appear as an accordion for small screens down and as side-tabs on medium screens up.
Codebase components attempt to be as minimally styled as possible. The styling is based on a common set of decoration variables, and is built into the Codebase component mixins.
However, even this minimal styling in the components can be switched off by overriding a set of Component Decoration true !default
variables in codebase/sass/02_default-variables/_default-variables.sass. With these set to false, Codebase components are as "style agnostic" as possible, so that you can style them any way you want without CSS bloat.
The Codebase component mixins can easily be included and combined and re-styled in your own theme (see Getting Started: Advanced Setup).
(These variables are also used in the decoration classes.)
Several Codebase components (e.g. dropdowns, navbars, popovers and off-canvas sidebar require a "click outside to dismiss" function. This is accomplished by raising a full-page panel (called a reset overlay) to cover the page, and to raise the component to a z-index higher than the panel.
The reset overlay serves as a "button" covering the entire page (except for the active component, which is in ffont of the overlay). All components requiring the reset overlay have reset-functions which are triggered by clicking/tapping the reset overlay.
Usually the reset overlay is transparent. But for popovers it is rendered semi-transparent black.
Use .showhide
to show and hide content. Click or tap the toggle to change the state.

<button class="showhide__toggle btn">Showhide </button>

Example showhide component content

Simply place the showhide__content
block before the toggle in the HTML (i.e. reverse the order of the toggle and the content) and it will be shown and hidden above the toggle.
Showhides are inline-block by default, so that you can use several in a row (and so that the same showhide mixins can also be used in dropdowns). If you require the showhides to operate as blocks (with their content to occupy 100% block width), then add showhide--block
to the wrapper.
Add class showhide--is-resettable
to the wrapper for "click outside to dismiss" functionality.
Sometimes you may require showhide not to operate above or below a particular breakpoint.
showhide--show-start
to the wrapper, and move the toggle inside the content for a dismissable panel.
Showhide showing at start
The dismiss toggle is within showhide content block.
Add class showhide--accordion
(and showhide--block
) to the wrapper, and use more than one toggle/content pair for an accordion.
(In showhide accordions, the toggles must precede their respective content block in the HTML.)
In Codebase, dropdown components are a derivative of showhide components, sharing some of the same mixins.
dropdown__content--nowrap

<button class="btn btn--sm dropdown__toggle">Dropdown </button>

Long content with dropdown__content--nowrap

Besides clicking the button again to dismiss the dropdown, you can click anywhere outside the dropdown to dismiss it (i.e. click on a transparent full-screen overlay, which is set at a z-index one unit less than the dropdown).
The .dropdown
wrapper ensures that the dropdown content appears flush left of the button. The wrapper has display: inline-block
so that you can easily build a row of dropdowns and other inline elements.
Complex example:
However, the downside of the .dropdown
wrapper having
display: inline-block
is that the dropdown content is constrained to the width of the .dropdown__toggle
element. But there are various ways around this, which you can apply. One option is to add the modifier class .dropdown__content--nowrap
(as used in example 1). Another option is for you to specify your required width for the dropdown content.
Sometimes you may require showhide not to operate above or below a particular breakpoint.
The example below operates as a dropdown on medium viewports up. Below that media query breakpoint, the toggle is hidden and the content is displayed as part of the page.
| Menu is displayed as |
 classes |
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| Vertical links | .menu |
| Vertical block-links | .menu.menu--block |
| Horizontal links | .menubar |
| Horizontal block-links | .menubar.menubar--block |
Menu with links:

Menu link 1

Menu link 2

Menu link 3

Menu link 4

Menu link 5

For a menu with block links, add .menu--block
:
Menubar with links:

Link 1

Link 2

Link 3

Link 4

Link 5

For a menu with block links, add .menubar--block
:
menubar--left
menubar--right
menubar--center
menubar--jusify
Use menubar--collapse-*
if you require a menubar to behave as a menu below a particular breakpoint (xs
, sm
or md
).
Example .menubar.menubar--block.menubar--collapse-sm
:
In Codebase, a navbar is a composite of various menubars, sharing some of the same mixins.
If you require a navbar to be "collapsed hidden" on smaller viewports, simply wrap the whole thing in a showhide.
 type="text">
<button class="btn btn--sm btn--icon combo--last" type="submit"></button>
</form>

If you have a menu (or menubar) that has links to several sections on your page (as in these docs, for example), you need to add the class .menu-marker
to your menu wrapper, and then set up your page content as follows:

...

...

...

The Codebase off-canvas sidebar can be used indepentently, or as a modification to a Codebase grid system.
If you use the off-canvas sidebar as a modification of a grid system, then instead of setting thecol-[size]--span-*
of a sidebar column on your lowest grid setting (xs, sm, md or lg), use the classcol-[size]--off-canvas
. You can also specify whether the off-canvas is to the left or right.
You will also need to add a navicon for toggling the sidebar.
Be sure to set the off-canvas navicondata-off-canvas=""
to point to its respective off-canvas sidebarid=""
.
It is possible to have more than one off-canvas sidebar. But only one can be activated at a time.
Example: see the sidebar on this page at different screen widths.

An easy-setup, lightweight, responsive slideshow. Capable of handling images or text, the Codebase slideshow component is suitable for displaying simple slideshow presentations, step-by-step tutorials, etc.
Example:
Plus some descriptive text.
Plus some descriptive text.
Plus some descriptive text.
Plus some descriptive text.
Plus some descriptive text.
Plus some descriptive text.

Title for Slide 1

Plus some descriptive text.

Title for Slide 2

Plus some descriptive text.

Title for Slide 3

Plus some descriptive text.

Notes:
.slideshow
and .slideshow__inner
. The inner block serves as the 'slider trolley''' containing all the .slideshow__item
blocks..slideshow__item
blocks.
.slideshow--looping
to the wrapper. Looping works both forwards and backwards. Hitting the forward arrow on the last slide will send the slideshow to the first slide. Hitting the back arrow on the first slide will send the slideshow to the last slide.
If you are need a slideshow with more capabilities, I recommend Slick by Ken Wheeler.
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Media Footer

Media object images can have media__image-wrap--left
, media__image-wrap--right
or media__image-wrap--center
.
Use media__image-wrap--center
if you require a "card" layout as below (these media objects below are wrapped in grid columns).
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A codebase popover is what is sometimes known as a modal in othe frameworks, or as a lightbox (if the main content is an image and the 'background' is darkened). These are essentially all the same things, so 'popover' has been chosen as the most generic name.
.popover--lightbox
).Example: The simplest .popover--narrow
popover, with no header or footer:

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Close

<button class="btn popover__open" data-popover="popover-example-1">Popover example 1</button>
All popovers in Codebase slide in from the top and appear flush with the top of the window (but you can move them in by adding a margin to the .popover
block). The reset-overlay is raised and darkened, and the popover pops over in front of the overlay. Popovers can be dismissed by clicking their .popover__close
'link' (or button or icon), or by clicking the darkened reset-overlay.
| Class | Explanation |
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| .popover | Container. (A unique ID is also required, of your choice – see data-popover="{ID}" below.) | By default the popover width is unconstrained – so the width becomes whatever the content needs. |
| .popover--narrow | Narrow constrained layout (optional) |
| .popover--cover | Full-page cover layout (optional) |
| .popover__open data-popover="{ID}" |
Opening control (e.g. button) |
| {ID} = the ID of the popover to be opened | |
| .popover__close | Onboard close control |
| Another close control is already built into the darkened reset-overlay, for "click outside to dismiss". |
Codebase popovers come with (almost) no styling of their own – so you can do whatever you like with them. If you require a block header, body and footer then you can easily integrate a Codebase media object.
Example 2: popover containing a media object (and some extra styling).
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Header content

Body content

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<button class="btn popover__open" data-popover="popover-2">Show popover 3</button>
If you don't use any layout constraint classes, then you get a "shrink wrap" popover – the popover will take the with of its content (plus paddings). Extra-wide images and extra-tall images are scaled down so that the entire image always fits in the browser window, and allows room for a small amount of text (for a title, caption or explanation).
Simply don't use any constraint classes, so that the popover takes its width from its content – in this case, a grid system.
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Extra-tall popovers don't protrude off the screen, but allow their content to scroll. (However, if an image is extra-tall, it is scaled down so that its height fits in your popover/ popover/ popover).
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If you require a popover to cover the entire window, add .popover--cover
. For example, use this for a navigation system or sitemap. (Of course, full-cover popovers can contain a grid, so there is no need to add .popover--contains-grid
.)
position:absolute
elementsif they are contained withinposition:relative
elements. So although popovers are intended to pop over in front of the darkened reset-overlay (i.e. popovers have a higher z-index), it cannot do so on these browsers. Thus if you are usingposition:relative
to control your page payout you may find it necessary to place your popovers, etc.later in the DOM, outside of all other elements. (The Codebase layout grid systems do not useposition:relative
.)The Cosebase tab system comes in three types (top, side and accordion). Their HTML is the same; only a modifier class on the containing DIV needs to be altered to swap from one tab type to another.
Tab Content 1
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A tab label's data-tabs=""
refers to its respective card's id=""
.

Tab Label 1

Tab Content 1

Tab Label 2

Tab Content 2

Add the modifier class tabs__card-content--menubar
to remove each tabs__card-content
padding.
Simply swap the tabs modifier class to alter the appearance of the tab system:

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Tab Content 5
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A GSocketControlMessage is a special-purpose utility message that can be sent to or received from a GSocket. These types of messages are often called "ancillary data".
The message can represent some sort of special instruction to or information from the socket or can represent a special kind of transfer to the peer (for example, sending a file descriptor over a UNIX socket).
These messages are sent with g_socket_send_message()
and received
with g_socket_receive_message()
.
To extend the set of control message that can be sent, subclass this class and override the get_size, get_level, get_type and serialize methods.
To extend the set of control messages that can be received, subclass
this class and implement the deserialize method. Also, make sure your
class is registered with the GType typesystem before calling
g_socket_receive_message()
to read such a message.
GSocketControlMessage * g_socket_control_message_deserialize (int level
,int type
,gsize size
,gpointer data
);
Tries to deserialize a socket control message of a given
level
and type
. This will ask all known (to GType) subclasses
of GSocketControlMessage if they can understand this kind
of message and if so deserialize it into a GSocketControlMessage.
If there is no implementation for this kind of control message, NULL
will be returned.
level |
a socket level |
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type |
a socket control message type for the given |
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size |
the size of the data in bytes |
|
data |
pointer to the message data. |
[array length=size][element-type guint8] |
Since 2.22
int
g_socket_control_message_get_level (GSocketControlMessage *message
);
Returns the "level" (i.e. the originating protocol) of the control message. This is often SOL_SOCKET.
Since 2.22
int
g_socket_control_message_get_msg_type (GSocketControlMessage *message
);
Returns the protocol specific type of the control message. For instance, for UNIX fd passing this would be SCM_RIGHTS.
Since 2.22
gsize
g_socket_control_message_get_size (GSocketControlMessage *message
);
Returns the space required for the control message, not including headers or alignment.
Since 2.22
void g_socket_control_message_serialize (GSocketControlMessage *message
,gpointer data
);
Converts the data in the message to bytes placed in the message.
data
is guaranteed to have enough space to fit the size
returned by g_socket_control_message_get_size()
on this
object.
Since 2.22
typedef struct _GSocketControlMessage GSocketControlMessage;
Base class for socket-type specific control messages that can be sent and received over GSocket.


Featuring the acting cast of UC Berkeley's PCN Embark!
Hover over the tiles for a peek into the cast!
New Game View KeyActing Directresses: Nicole Arca and Jasmine Hipolito
Grandparents Raphael and Juanita:
Kevin Pamplona and Ranna Iglesias
Joe Rivera and his two children, Jennifer and Joe Jr.:
Nicholas Pitt, Sarah Macaraeg, JR Rempola
Esperanza Parker and her child Matilda:
Pamela Lagera and Molly Krost
Siblings Evangeline and Boy:
Jasmine Hipolito and Darryl San Pedro
Proud mother Elena Matiyaga
and her children Petra, Pako, and Princess:
Jizel Emralino, Abigail Huliganga,
Jon Ebueng, and Anna Katrina M. Apa
The Bagaoisans family.
Father Miguel, mother Mariella, and their children Malaya,
Matt, and Mercy:
Neiron Penalba, Jeannel Marinas,
Rachel Yuen, Adrian Maqlaqui,
and Sammy Dizon
The Acting Cast cheer!:
"1 - 2 - 3..ACT--TING!"
The Acting Directresses and the Acting Cast!
The entire cast of PCN 2014: Embark!
How to play: Use your arrow keys to move the tiles. When two tiles with the same champion touch, they merge into one!
UC Berkeley's Pilipino American Alliance presents the 38th Annual Pilipino Cultural Night, PCN 2014: Embark.
Since 1976, UCB’s PAA has upheld the yearly tradition of presenting PCN to the greater community. Pilipino Cultural Night consists of a one-day, three-hour theatrical production followed by a dinner open to the whole community. In it's 38th year, PCN's theatrical performance will be a full-fledged musical, consisting of one main storyline that fully integrates musical performances, ranging from choral ensembles to solos & duets and dance performances, ranging from traditional/folk style to jazz & modern, with music scores played by our live band. In addition, throughout the show, artistic work can be seen on the backdrops and stage techniques.
The show does not only highlight the artistic creativity of our directors and the talent that our cast members have, but it also sheds light on issues and experiences of our common heritage and culture. The different themes and ideas we address handle issues such as identity, history, and political movement.
Sunday, April 13 at 2pm - Zellerbach Hall
Tickets:
$15 - presale
$20 - at the door
$25 - VIP
Contact any cast member for tickets.
Visit UC Berkeley PCN's FB page and the show's event page. Watch the teaser trailer or click here for more info.
Note: This site is a UC Berkeley PCN: Embark themed version of 2048, featuring the 18-member acting cast.
Modified by Kevin Pamplona, forked directly from Chris Sloey's Leage of Legends themed version of 2048. 2048 was created by gabrielecirulli which is inspired by1024 by Veewo Studio and conceptually similar to Threes by Asher Vollmer.
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How old are you in Venus Years?
Your Venus age is:
How old are you in Martian Years?
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How old are you in Jupiter Years?
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How old are you in Saturn Years?
Your Saturn age is:
How old are you in Uranus Years?
Your Uranus age is:
How old are you in Neptune Years?
Your Neptune age is:
SPACE DEATH!
In how many Venus years will you likely Die?
Your Venus age is:
In how many Mars years will you likely Die?
Your Martian age is:
In how many Jupiter years will you likely Die?
Your Jupiter age is:
In how many Saturn years will you likely Die?
Your Saturn age is:
In how many Saturn years will you likely Die?
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In how many Neptune years will you likely Die?
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Exploration is a major key to success in this game. Regardless of your fighting prowess, without exploring houses, caves, water etc
you will not be finding powerful gear to help defeat those pesky monsters!
Looting, then, is an important part of exploration. As, if you aren't looting the areas you explore, all is for naught.
How then do you know where to look? Fortunately the game makes it somewhat easier! Check your quest log under the heading Treasure
to follow a quest line towards powerful gear.
Otherwise, while you are moving about in the game world be sure to look behind every nook and crany, and use your wither senses ability to highlight treasure chests, dead bodies etc.
Questing
It may seem obvious to follow quest lines, however, many players skip a bunch. If you really want the most out of your experience, and give yourself the biggest chance at end-game success
it is highly recommended to follow every single quest you come across.
Due to the dynamic story line within the Witcher 3: dialogue options, and decisions effect what happens to you as late as 30 hours of gameplay later in the story. For this reason; i recommend taking
the noble/good-guy playstyle approach in your first play-through to diminish negative roadblocks from cropping up.


We're working on a brand new ballot editor and we're planning to be online in plenty of time for the 2016 Australian Federal Election.
The new Senate voting rules mean that we no longer need to demystify the group voting tickets but we'll still be providing ballot editors for both houses.
Candidates are declared on June 10th. The full site will be live after that when the ballots are released.


Entering indexes and exponents
To enter an exponent you can use two methods:
- Alt+key - to quickly enter a simple exponent
- the ^ or the " key - to enter more complex exponents
Likewist, to enter an index you can use two methods:
- SpaceBar+key - to quickly enter a simple index
- the underline '_' key - to enter more complex index
To easily enter complex indexes, containg math operators, you can check the Options->Keyboard->Use complex indexes option.


We code every day.
Which is interesting. It gets quiet and kind of empty. The room buzzes and there is a drum beat, irregular and syncopated. Tick. Ticky tack. The keyboards talk more than anything. Clip, click chirp. Sometimes it is staccato. Sometimes it is silent and the air in the room presses close, smells slightly of industrial cleaner. The conversations are hardiy ever loud, which adds an intensity to them. Whispered in some corner, something deeper happening but not expressed. Each keystroke a grain, gathered into piles. Swept under the rug. Filling boxes, buckets, every container that was empty now full, sand spilling on the floor, gathering in piles. Arranged neatly in rows.
Sometimes there are breaks. We stand and talk about our feelings, which seems to bother people for some reason. Why do our feelings matter? Is this a test?  Can’t we just code, get on with it. Move forward and follow directions like good little ants.
We code like this and then...
We got a whiteboard today and surprisingly, it was very loud.
Not the whiteboard itself, although that would have been interesting.
 Turning compressed, heated mud into so much dust. Then a bit of talk about bits and screws and such and there, a plain reusable writing surface.
The whiteboard is empty now and the other walls have been colonized by little cities of ideas, brainstorms from the start of class, concepts that we need to know, memorize, take to heart, understand, conceptaulize. In one corner the Unix Commands have set up camp next to the boundaries, they refer to our need to network and use the word based iterm$ that is alternately fascinating and destructive to every thought I have ever had about computers. Drag and drop does not apply. Point and click is a dead end. It’s time to type, fast and correctly, which apparently is a skill I no longer possess.
Problem solving is fun.
The little bits that you miss. An e instead of an i, a semi-colon, and random missing parenthesis.  Do you run with it or do you let it devour you? Do you find it enlightening or destructive? As we move farther and deeper into the understanding of the jargon laced context of the world we have chosen to inhabit, this consumes the mind. This is the detail. The keystroke gone awry, the constant reminder that a computer does not live in a self-correcting internal environment. Homeostasis is for water based life. Crystalline structures need order solidity, rules, static everywhere.
Most days eventually you get tired of all the shining pixels. The sand lifts off the floor and settles in the corner of your eyes, it grinds down, it filters into your hands it glitters and slides agianst the ends of your fingertips and all you want to do is go outside, breath in the sunshine fluttered air and climb up higher than the building you’ve been trapped in all day. This will free you, but it comes at a price. You must come back down and open the door once agian.
Problem solving is fun.
On the other side of the room a little camp has formed of the hardworking coders.
Zach and Davis are bobbing their heads in time. Counting spaces, checking line after line of text in red, blue, green, a dull pinkish, grey…
Kelly, Annie and Susie a hunched over there screens looking at something, some line, some curly bracket, some parenthesis. What is out of place? What do we need to change? Will a semi-colon fix it?
$exercism verify hamming.js
This is where it all fell down.
Why was it hard, don’t know. It’s hard to know what you need to know when you don’t know. There is an issue, yeh, but with what? The general concept you are trying to think of, the possibility that that concept doesn’t exist. With the limited knowledge that you have available, you want to solve the problem. More than want, almost need too. But how?
Then it suddenly makes sense and you don't know why or what you did or how you did it. It's exhilarating and infuriating at the same time.
There is an engine inside us that produces, by the millisecond, ideas that restructure light.
In this way, we can live, the tables we sit at; the walls of our houses.
These things only exist because light exists. Each burning ring of hydrogen bends around us, shatters into little blips and us; in our simple way, we align them.
Networking is an automatic cringe. Maybe some people like it but I cannot understand why. It's basically just talking to people which we all do every day but call it networking suddenly the fear gains a life of it's own inside the mind. Every tiny, consistent social error that thoughts progress towards, every simple motion of the hand now seems to curve in slow motion. Reiterating your own stupidity, your inability to adjust or adapt.
And then there are the acryonyms; PHP, do you use PHP? Your backend is a legacy system right; the jargon; Cobalt? What about Cobalt? Our ORM is getting switched over to Mongoose and how about that OLAP?
There is a way in which coding is like the military. A cultish acryonym based language that feeds on itself, building into wave of information, tall as a small building and as wide as the horizon. You can't escape it, you can't adjust it, just swim out and surf.
Take a minute to understand what you are saying and you will find yourself tumbling, rolling under the roiling water. Lost as a puppy in the woods, sleek silver bodied wolves trotting close by, golden eyes half-mooned agianst the brilliant bruise of sky.
I'll take the scared puppy any day. A quick clean shake and the world goes black. It's gotta be better than networking with acryonyms.


Open Budget has a flexible system for supporting budgeting entities, be they corporations, governments, non-profits, and even all of the above in the same Open Budget instance.
To acheive this, we have a system that delcares certain entity relations where a Domain is the overall context for an entity, DomainDivisions are logical, distinct divisions in a domain (according to the business logic of the domain), and Entities are the actual entities that are present in the domain.
In explaining the Domain/DomainDivision/Entity relations, we’ll demonstrate with concrete examples of Israeli governmental system - the major context for the first iteration of Open Budget.
A Domain is the ultimate context for the entities in the system. There can in fact be multiple domains, each describing different “entity systems”, but this has not been actualized in views and templates of the current codebase.
To explain by example, imagine we want to use Open Budget for the Budget and Actual data of municipalities in Israel (our first use case).
In this case, our Domain is “Government”, or more precisely, “Israel Government”. (Remember, in terms of the data model, we could have a single instance of Open Budget with an “Israel Government” Domain and an “Australian Government” Domain.)
Let’s move on to see how we break up (divide) this domain according to its actual structure.
A DomainDivision describes some type of logical division for a domain - it could be administrative, geographical, ad hoc - anything that makes sense according to the Domain’s internal logic.
For our “Israel Government” example, we look at the structure of the government, and see how it breaks down from the national to local level.
We see that in Israel, the government has the following official administrative divisions:
Now, we cannot assume that each division is a node in a strict hierarchical tree.
For example, in the Israeli case, some of our City Municipalities belong directly to a District, yet most of them belong directly to sub-districts.
Another example: the three “municipality” types are at an equal level in the “tree”, and the distinction is based on things like square meterage and population.
So, instead of having a parent relationship to self, we have a more flexible index field, which is an integer, where 0 represents the top level, and subsequent numbering the subsequent levels.
Explicitly, in our Israeli case, the diviion structure is as follows:
We also note that note that not all entities declare budgets. In the Israel Government example, the State declares budgets, and the Municipality types declare budgets.
The other levels of government serve purely administrative roles. So, our DomainDivision model has a boolena flag “has_budgets”, to indicate if entities of this division declare budgets. This flag is a helper for views and templates, when querying over entities for budget and actual data.
Our Domain and Domain Division models provide scope the Entity objects.
An entity is any “unit”, “group”, or, well, “entity” in the Domain.
In our Israel Government case, we have an entity “Israel” (which belongs to the “State” domain division), and we have a number of entities that belong to the “City Municipality” domain division, such as “Tel Aviv”, “Jerusalem”, “Haifa”, “Ra’anana” and so on.
Let’ take another example to illustrate entities, with a completely different Domain/DomainDivision/Entity set. We’ll take an example from the corporate world.
Say we have a Domain “Google Corp”, a corporation big enough to theoretical have a complex administrative structure all of its own.
We might have the following structure for “Google Corp”:
There are no configuration options for Entities.
There are no dependencies for Entities.
https://github.com/hasadna/omuni-budget/blob/develop/openbudget/apps/entities/models.py
Above, in “How it works”, we describe the relationship between the Domain, DomainDivision and Entity models.
While Domain and DomainDivision provide the context for entities, it is actually the Entity model where most of the important stuff happens. Budgets and Actuals ultimately belong to this or that entity.
https://github.com/hasadna/omuni-budget/blob/develop/openbudget/apps/entities/views.py
The views are straight forward views to return list and detail views of entities.
https://github.com/hasadna/omuni-budget/blob/develop/openbudget/apps/entities/urls.py
The urls are straight forward views to return list and detail views of entities, budgets, actuals, budget items, actual items, and budget templates.
https://github.com/hasadna/omuni-budget/tree/develop/openbudget/apps/entities/templates/entities
Simple templates for entity list and detail views.


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OCaml 4.01.0
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- REPL with js_of_ocaml, lwt and syntax extensions
- OCaml core language tutorial
- Js_of_ocaml WebGL demo
OCaml 4.02.0
- Basic REPL
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- TyXML demo. Typed HTML and SVG with rendering
- H.261 Decoder demo - for no good reason!
OCaml 4.02.0 with Modular Implicits
Prototype compiler with ad-hoc polymorphism support via modular implicits - draft paper.
- Basic REPL
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MetaOCaml N102
BER MetaOCaml N102 extends OCaml 4.02.1 with language support for typed code generation.
OCaml 4.03.0+pr102 with Improved Errors
Arthur Charguérauds patch to improve type error reporting.