delegating
delegating
set_delegate
The class template delegating
provides support for dynamic inheritance through delegation. Deriving from delegating<Interface>
yeilds a class which implements the interface Interface
by delegating to an object specified at runtime. A class may derive from several specializations of delegating
, thereby implementing multiple interfaces through delegation.
<boost/interfaces/delegation.hpp>
namespace boost { namespace interfaces { template<typename Interface> class delegating { protected: template<typename T> void set(T* t); }; template<typename Interface, typename Delegating, typename T> void set_delegate(Delegating& d, T* t); } } // End namespace boost::interfaces
delegating
| Interface | - |
An interface defined using the Interface Definition Language (IDL). |
delegating::set
| T | - |
A class which implements |
template<typename T> void set(T* t);
Specifies an object to which invocations of Interface
member functions through this
instance of delegating
are to be directed. Never throws.
set_delegate
| Interface | - |
An interface defined using the Interface Definition Language (IDL). This parameter must be specified explicitly. |
| Delegating | - |
A class deriving from |
| T | - |
A class which implements |
template<typename Interface, typename Delegating, typename T> void set_delegate(Delegating& d, T* t);
Specifies an object to which invocations of Interface
member functions through object d
are to be directed. Never throws.
set_delegate
is able to access the object d
outside the scope of the class Delegating
only if Delegating
has declared the class boost::interfaces::access
as a friend
; otherwise, invoking set_delegate
yields a compile-time error.
// Pseudocode: interface IAnimal { void speak(); }; struct Sheep { void speak() { std::cout << "Baaaah\n"; } }; struct Cow { void speak() { std::cout << "Moooo\n"; } }; struct Delegator : delegating<IAnimal> { friend class boost::interfaces::access; }; int main() { Delegator d; Sheep s; Cow c; d.speak(); // Runtime error: delegate null set_delegate<IAnimal>(d, &s); d.speak(); // Prints "Baaaah" set_delegate<IAnimal>(d, &c); d.speak(); // Prints "Moooo" }
Revised 13 Jan, 2005
© Copyright Jonathan D. Turkanis, 2005
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


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Sammal v0.1.0 Sammal.TestParsers View Source
Various parsers used for examples and tests.
Parsers are defined here as opposed to defining them inline in test modules for a) readability, and b) because for recursive grammars we need self-referential functions and Elixir doesn’t support self-referential anonymous (or inline) functions.
Link to this section Summary
Link to this section Functions
Parse a simple ambiguous calculus grammar:
E → E + E | E * E | E | number
Parse a simple directly left-recursive grammar:
E → E + number | number


Infinite Round Out Tabs (odd number tabs)
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## TO CITE THIS SURVEY FILE: Stephenson, Laura B; Harell, Allison; Rubenson, Daniel; Loewen, Peter John, 2020, '2019 Canadian Election Study - Online Survey',
## https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/DUS88V, Harvard Dataverse, V1
## LINK: https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi:10.7910/DVN/DUS88V
Part I. Introduction
First paragraph: The divide between English and French Canada has historically been the source of much social tension in this country. Franco-Canadians have historically found themselves in opposition to and oppressed by the English majority. Although in recent times, the tension between these two groups have cooled, the affects can still be seen within society. In particular, the socioeconomic well-being of these communities. The goal of this analysis is to analyze any socioeconomic gaps that can be seen in contemporary Canadian society, as a result of these tensions. the Motivational. We find that Specific Findings.
Second paragraph: Using data from web responses to the 2019 Canadian Election Study, we analyze and discuss the gaps between various socioeconomic indicators between English speaking and French speaking Canadians. Specifically, we examine income distribution, educational attainment, and employment status as Elaborate about methodology and findings.
Third paragraph: Outline of the paper. Future work. Weaknesses. In the future, we plan on. Bilingualism is a latent variable that was not considered in our study. As well, these findings may not apply to
eng_data<-decon %>%
filter(language_eng=="English")
fre_data<-decon %>%
filter(language_fr=="French")
Part II. Data and Analysis
Part II-a. Income
You can also embed plots. See Figure (fig:english_income) for example:
For contrast, we have the
Part II-b. Employment Status
Part II.c. Educational Attainment
par(mar = c(0, 1, 0, 1))
pie(
c(280, 60, 20),
c('Sky', 'Sunny side of pyramid', 'Shady side of pyramid'),
col = c('#0292D8', '#F7EA39', '#C4B632'),
init.angle = -50, border = NA
)
Discussion
Limitations and Next Steps
For the sake of transparency, a few limitations may have affected the results and conclusions made in this study. In particular, we did not take into account the province of residence of respondents. This is particularly an issue as the distribution of English and French speakers in Canada remains extremely stratified between provinces. For example, Quebec makes up . We also fail to take into account bilingual speakers of both English and French.
Futue work may examine the socioeconomic conditions of bilingual speakers, and examine the difference between those who speak primarily French


Who is the best house producer/DJ of 2019?
by MusicRadarWho is the best house producer/DJ of 2019?
The world of house music is rich and varied. Even simply defining the criteria for the best house producer/DJ - let alone picking a winner - is going to be a hotly contested topic, but who do you feel stands out from the crowd this year?
In the poll below, we've put together a list that represents a decent cross-section of house music in 2019. Who will take the title? Well, that's up to you...
Want to vote in other Best in music tech 2019 categories? Have your say here. Voting closes at midnight on 4 December 2019.


{% verbatim %}
The following should be the standard format for documentation for all the operators that will get rendered in the html
:
Operator Name (In PaddlePaddle)
Operator Name (Standard)
Operator description.
LaTeX equation of how the operator performs an update.
The signature of the operator.
Each section mentioned above has been covered in further detail in the rest of the document.
This should be in all small letters, in case of multiple words, we separate them with an underscore. For example:
array to lod tensor
should be written as array_to_lod_tensor
.
This naming convention should be standard across all PaddlePaddle operators.
This is the standard name of the operator as used in the community. The general standard is usually:
- Standard abbreviations like SGD
are written in all capital letters.
- Operator names that have multiple words inside a single word use camelCase
(capitalize word boundaries inside of a word).
- Keep numbers inside a word as is, with no boundary delimiters.
- Follow the name of the operator with the keyword: Activation Operator.
This section should contain the description of what the operator does, including the operation performed, the literature from where it comes and was introduced first, and other important details. The relevant paper/article including the hyperlink should be cited in this section.
This section should contain an overall equation of the update or operation that the operator performs. The variables used in the equation should follow the naming convention of operators as described here. Two words in the same word should be separated by an underscore (_
).
This section describes the signature of the operator. A list of Inputs and Outputs, each of which have a small description of what the variable represents and the type of variable. The variable names follow the CamelCase
naming convention. The proposed format for this is:
Section :
VariableName : (VariableType) VariableDescription
...
...
The following example for an sgd
operator covers the above mentioned sections as they would ideally look like in the html
:
sgd
SGD operator
This operator implements one step of the stochastic gradient descent algorithm.
param_out = param_learning_rate * grad
Inputs:
Param : (Tensor) Input parameter
LearningRate : (Tensor) Learning rate of SGD
Grad : (Tensor) Input gradient
Outputs:
ParamOut : (Tensor) Output parameter


| AO1 |
Recall, select and communicate |
Candidates demonstrate their ability to recall, select and communicate their knowledge and understanding of computer technology |
| AO2 |
Apply knowledge, understanding and skills |
Candidates demonstrate their ability to apply knowledge, understanding and skills to solve computing or programming problems. |
| AO3 |
Analyse and evaluate |
Candidates demonstrate their ability to analyse, evaluate, make reasoned judgements and present conclusions. |
2 Content of GCSE Computing
Unit A451: Computer systems and programming
This unit covers the body of knowledge about computer systems on which the examination will be
based.
2.1.1 Fundamentals of computer systems
This topic introduces computer systems and provides a foundation for the remaining topics in this unit.
Candidates should develop a mental model of a computer system which comprises hardware and
software and in which:
- data is input and converted into the computer's internal representation by input devices
- the data is processed
- the results of the processing are converted from the computer's internal representation and output by an output device
- the data may be stored for later use or transmitted to another computer system, while it is still in
the computer's internal representation.
This model applies to the personal computer, but candidates should be aware of how it also applies to
equipment which uses computer technology.
Computer systems
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-1-A : define a computer system
define a computer
Level B: CLASSIFY computer systems in a collection of devices
Level C: DEFINE a computer system (using the IOPS model)
2.1.2 Computing hardware
Candidates should be able to define the term hardware and have an understanding of:
The Central Processing Unit (CPU)
Candidates should be able to:
Binary logic
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-2-F : produce a truth table from a given logic diagram.
truth tables
Level A: APPLY knowledge of combining logic gates to produce a truth table from a given logic diagram.
Level B: APPLY binary counting to produce the input for a truth table for 3 inputs.
Level C: RECALL the truth tables for NOT, AND and OR.
Memory
Candidates should be able to:
Input and output devices
Candidates should be able to:
Secondary storage
Candidates should be able to:
2.1.3 Software
Candidates should be able to define the term software and have an understanding of:Software
Level C: DEFINE the term software
define software
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-3-B : describe the purpose and use of common utility programs for computer security (antivirus, spyware protection and firewalls), disk organisation (formatting, file transfer, and defragmentation), and system maintenance (system information and diagnosis, system cleanup tools, automatic updating)
utility programs
Level C: DESCRIBE the purpose and use of common utility programs for computer security (antivirus, spyware protection and firewalls), disk organisation (formatting, file transfer, and defragmentation), and system maintenance (system information and diagnosis, system cleanup tools, automatic updating)
2.1.4 Representation of data in computer systems
Units
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-4-A : define the terms bit, nibble, byte, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte
memory measurement
Level C: DEFINE the terms bit, nibble, byte, kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte, terabyte
Number
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-4-C : convert positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 8-bit binary numbers
denary to binary
Level A: CONVERT positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 8-bit binary numbers (with 6 or more bits on)
Level B: CONVERT positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 8-bit binary numbers (with 4 or 5 bits on)
Level C: CONVERT positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 8-bit binary numbers (with 3 or less bits on)
2-1-4-E : convert positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 2-digit hexadecimal
denary to hex
Level A: convert positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 2-digit hexadecimal numbers and vice versa
Level B: convert positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 2-digit hexadecimal numbers and vice versa
Level C: convert positive denary whole numbers (0-255) into 2-digit hexadecimal numbers and vice versa
Character
Candidates should be able to:
Images
Candidates should be able to:
Sound
Candidates should be able to:
Instructions
Candidates should be able to:
2.1.5 Databases
The database concept
Candidates should be able to:
The DBMS
Candidates should be able to:
Relational databases
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-5-F : understand the components of a relational database, such as tables, forms, queries, reports and modules
relational database
Level A: understand the components of a relational database, such as tables, forms, queries, reports and modules
Level B: EXPLAIN the use of components of a relational database, such as tables, forms, queries, reports and modules
Level C: DEFINE the components of a relational database, such as tables, forms, queries, reports and modules
2.1.6 Computer communications and networking
Networks
Candidates should be able to:
2-1-6-H : describe and justify network policies such as acceptable use, disaster recovery, failover, back up, archiving.
network policies
Level A: JUSTIFY network policies such as acceptable use, disaster recovery, failover, back up, archiving.
Level C: DESCRIBE network policies such as acceptable use, disaster recovery, failover, back up, archiving.

Level B: EMPLOY one-dimensional arrays.
Level C: RECONGIZE the use one-dimensional arrays.
Testing
Candidates should be able to:
Unit A452: Practical investigation
This unit is designed to provide candidates with an opportunity to carry out a practical investigation
into a computing issue and engage them with computing in the real world.
The unit deliberately extends the candidate's work beyond the topics in Unit A451 in order to provide
a stimulating experience.
Candidates should study one from a range of topics which will be supplied by OCR. Candidates
will be expected to carry out practical investigations of the topic and any supplementary research
necessary to complete these investigations. They will produce a report in which the topic is analysed,
justified and evaluated showing evidence of the practical work undertaken.
The research component may involve some collaboration with other candidates in a group activity.
Candidates will be expected to produce a report which will then be assessed under the four headings:
- practical activity
- effectiveness and efficiency of the solution
- technical understanding
- testing, evaluation, judgements and conclusions.
The finished work will be assessed according to a best fit approach to the marking criteria.
2.2.1 Practical activity
Candidates should be able to:
2-2-1-C : test their solutions
Level B: SELECT suitable test data for a program, stating the expected outcome of each test.
test
Level C: TEST their solutions
2.2.2 Effectiveness and efficiency
Candidates should be able to:
2.2.3 Technical understanding
Candidates should be able to:
2.2.4 Testing, evaluation and conclusions
Candidates should:
Unit A453: Programming project
OCR will issue a range of assessment tasks each consisting of up to three sub tasks. The set of tasks
within the controlled assessment will provide opportunities for the candidate to demonstrate practical
ability to use the skills outlined in the specification for this unit.
Candidates will need to create suitable algorithms which will provide a solution to the stated problem
then code their solutions in a suitable programming language. The solutions must be tested at each
stage to ensure they solve the stated problem using a suitable test plan with appropriate test data.
The code must be suitably annotated to describe the process. Test results should be annotated to
show how these relate to the code, the test plan and the original problem.
Candidates will need to provide an evaluation of their solution based on the test evidence.
There are no restrictions on the programming language chosen providing it has the features indicated
within the specification. It is anticipated that the work for this unit will follow on from the programming
elements in unit A451 and that the same programming language may, therefore, be appropriate. The
tasks are set so that they can be completed in a wide range of languages including those frequently
used to ‘teach' programming techniques including all forms of BASIC and C. There may be a question
which states that the work must be completed within a specific package, if this is the case, that
package will be available for free and legal download, for example ‘SCRATCH' from MIT and ‘ALICE'
from Carnegie.
2.3.1 Programming techniques
Candidates should be able to:
2.3.2 Design
Designing a coded solution to a problem
Candidates should be able to:
2.3.3 Development
Create a coded solution
Candidates should be able to:
2.3.4 Testing and evaluation
Test their solution
Candidates should be able to:


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Huawei MatePad Pro sighted on Geekbench, video teaser
by Rei PadlaWe can’t fully say this is a new Android tablet from Huawei because the Chinese OEM is no longer licensed to use the OS.  Details are limited but we already heard this tablet may arrive with an M-Pen stylus. This new tablet was first discovered through Evan Blass (@evleaks), the Master Leakster. It was also previously thought to be the MediaPad M7. This particular model is advanced that it can rival the iPad Pro.
The latest information we have is substantial. Thanks to this leaked video of a not-so-mysterious Huawei tablet. The message is clear: the Huawei MatePad Pro is arriving very soon. How soon? This coming November 25, Monday.
Huawei’s MediaPad Pro has been sighted on Geekbench which means the tablet is almost ready for commercial release. What’s interesting is that Android 10 is still listed as the mobile OS. Other specs include 6GB RAM and octa-core Kirin 990 chipset.
Benchmark scores are impressive: over 3800 in a single-core score and 12000 in multi-core. Looking at the numbers, they can rival the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 and not exactly the iPad Pro. Since the MediaPad seems to be still powered by Android, then it can compete more with the Galaxy Tab S6 now. It also comes with an optional keyboard cover and a stylus.


The files refer to the model published in the paper: "LTP regulates burst initiation and frequency at mossy fiber-granule cell synapses of rat cerebellum: experimental observations and theoretical predictions." Nieus T, Sola E, Mapelli J, Saftenku E, Rossi P, D'Angelo E. J Neurophysiol. 2006 Feb;95(2):686-99" These files were contributed by Thierry Nieus. The scripts reproduce Figure 7 of the paper. The control condition, release probability (U) = 0.416, is set by default. To reproduce the right panel of the figure set release probability, the variable ''MF to GRC synapse Prel'', equal to 0.6. To run: ------- Either auto-launch from ModelDB (after NEURON, available from http://www.neuron.yale.edu, is installed) or 1) download and extract the files. 2) Compile the mod files as usual on your platform (run mknrndll under windows, execute nrnivmodl in the extracted directory under linux, or drag and drop the extracted folder onto the mknrndll icon under mac os x). 3) Then start mosinit.hoc (double click on mosinit.hoc in windows, type "nrngui mosinit.hoc" in linux, or drag and drop the mosinit.hoc file onto the nrngui icon in mac os x). Once the simulation is running press the Init & Run button. The following panels relevant to the left panel of Figure 7 will be generated:


Content
class Content implements ActiveRecordInterface
Constants
| TABLE_MAP |
TableMap class name |
Methods
Applies default values to this object.
Initializes internal state of Thelia\Model\Base\Content object.
Returns whether the object has been modified.
Has specified column been modified?
Get the columns that have been modified in this object.
Returns whether the object has ever been saved. This will be false, if the object was retrieved from storage or was created and then saved.
Setter for the isNew attribute. This method will be called by Propel-generated children and objects.
Whether this object has been deleted.
Specify whether this object has been deleted.
Sets the modified state for the object to be false.
Compares this with another Content
instance. If
obj
is an instance of Content
, delegates to
equals(Content)
. Otherwise, returns false
.
If the primary key is not null, return the hashcode of the primary key. Otherwise, return the hash code of the object.
Get the associative array of the virtual columns in this object
Checks the existence of a virtual column in this object
Get the value of a virtual column in this object
Set the value of a virtual column in this object
Populate the current object from a string, using a given parser format
$book = new Book();
$book->importFrom('JSON', '{"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');
Export the current object properties to a string, using a given parser format
$book = BookQuery::create()->findPk(9012);
echo $book->exportTo('JSON');
=> {"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');
Clean up internal collections prior to serializing Avoids recursive loops that turn into segmentation faults when serializing
Get the [id] column value.
Get the [visible] column value.
Get the [position] column value.
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [created_at] column value.
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [updated_at] column value.
Get the [version] column value.
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [versioncreatedat] column value.
Get the [versioncreatedby] column value.
Set the value of [visible] column.
Set the value of [position] column.
Sets the value of [created_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
Sets the value of [updated_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
Set the value of [version] column.
Sets the value of [versioncreatedat] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
Set the value of [versioncreatedby] column.
Indicates whether the columns in this object are only set to default values.
Hydrates (populates) the object variables with values from the database resultset.
Checks and repairs the internal consistency of the object.
Reloads this object from datastore based on primary key and (optionally) resets all associated objects.
Removes this object from datastore and sets delete attribute.
Persists this object to the database.
Retrieves a field from the object by name passed in as a string.
Retrieves a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.
Exports the object as an array.
Sets a field from the object by name passed in as a string.
Sets a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.
Populates the object using an array.
Build a Criteria object containing the values of all modified columns in this object.
Builds a Criteria object containing the primary key for this object.
Returns the primary key for this object (row).
Generic method to set the primary key (id column).
Returns true if the primary key for this object is null.
Sets contents of passed object to values from current object.
Makes a copy of this object that will be inserted as a new row in table when saved.
Initializes a collection based on the name of a relation.
Clears out the collContentFolders collection
Reset is the collContentFolders collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collContentFolders collection.
Gets an array of ChildContentFolder objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ContentFolder objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ContentFolder objects.
Method called to associate a ChildContentFolder object to this object through the ChildContentFolder foreign key attribute.
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Clears out the collContentImages collection
Reset is the collContentImages collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collContentImages collection.
Gets an array of ChildContentImage objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ContentImage objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ContentImage objects.
Method called to associate a ChildContentImage object to this object through the ChildContentImage foreign key attribute.
Clears out the collContentDocuments collection
Reset is the collContentDocuments collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collContentDocuments collection.
Gets an array of ChildContentDocument objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ContentDocument objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ContentDocument objects.
Method called to associate a ChildContentDocument object to this object through the ChildContentDocument foreign key attribute.
Clears out the collProductAssociatedContents collection
Reset is the collProductAssociatedContents collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collProductAssociatedContents collection.
Gets an array of ChildProductAssociatedContent objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ProductAssociatedContent objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ProductAssociatedContent objects.
Method called to associate a ChildProductAssociatedContent object to this object through the ChildProductAssociatedContent foreign key attribute.
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Clears out the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection
Reset is the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection.
Gets an array of ChildCategoryAssociatedContent objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of CategoryAssociatedContent objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related CategoryAssociatedContent objects.
Method called to associate a ChildCategoryAssociatedContent object to this object through the ChildCategoryAssociatedContent foreign key attribute.
No description
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Clears out the collContentI18ns collection
Reset is the collContentI18ns collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collContentI18ns collection.
Gets an array of ChildContentI18n objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ContentI18n objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ContentI18n objects.
Method called to associate a ChildContentI18n object to this object through the ChildContentI18n foreign key attribute.
Clears out the collContentVersions collection
Reset is the collContentVersions collection loaded partially.
Initializes the collContentVersions collection.
Gets an array of ChildContentVersion objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
Sets a collection of ContentVersion objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
Returns the number of related ContentVersion objects.
Method called to associate a ChildContentVersion object to this object through the ChildContentVersion foreign key attribute.
Clears out the collFolders collection
Initializes the collFolders collection.
Gets a collection of ChildFolder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
Sets a collection of Folder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
Gets the number of ChildFolder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
Associate a ChildFolder object to this object through the content_folder cross reference table.
Remove a ChildFolder object to this object through the content_folder cross reference table.
Clears the current object and sets all attributes to their default values
Resets all references to other model objects or collections of model objects.
Return the string representation of this object
Mark the current object so that the update date doesn't get updated during next save
Gets the locale for translations
Returns the current translation for a given locale
Remove the translation for a given locale
Returns the current translation
Get the [title] column value.
Set the value of [title] column.
Get the [description] column value.
Set the value of [description] column.
Get the [chapo] column value.
Set the value of [chapo] column.
Get the [postscriptum] column value.
Set the value of [postscriptum] column.
Get the [meta_title] column value.
Set the value of [meta_title] column.
Get the [meta_description] column value.
Set the value of [meta_description] column.
Get the [meta_keywords] column value.
Set the value of [meta_keywords] column.
Enforce a new Version of this object upon next save.
Checks whether the current state must be recorded as a version
Creates a version of the current object and saves it.
Sets the properties of the current object to the value they had at a specific version
Sets the properties of the current object to the value they had at a specific version
Gets the latest persisted version number for the current object
Checks whether the current object is the latest one
Retrieves a version object for this entity and a version number
Gets all the versions of this object, in incremental order
Compares the current object with another of its version.
Compares two versions of the current object.
retrieve the last $number versions.

Details
at line 255
applyDefaultValues()
Applies default values to this object.
This method should be called from the object's constructor (or equivalent initialization method).
at line 264
__construct()
Initializes internal state of Thelia\Model\Base\Content object.
at line 274
boolean
isModified()
Returns whether the object has been modified.
at line 285
boolean
isColumnModified(
string $col)
Has specified column been modified?
at line 294
array
getModifiedColumns()
Get the columns that have been modified in this object.
at line 306
boolean
isNew()
Returns whether the object has ever been saved. This will be false, if the object was retrieved from storage or was created and then saved.
at line 317
setNew(
boolean $b)
Setter for the isNew attribute. This method will be called by Propel-generated children and objects.
at line 326
boolean
isDeleted()
Whether this object has been deleted.
at line 336
void
setDeleted(
boolean $b)
Specify whether this object has been deleted.
at line 346
void
resetModified(
string $col = null)
Sets the modified state for the object to be false.
at line 365
boolean
equals(
mixed $obj)
Compares this with another Content
instance. If
obj
is an instance of Content
, delegates to
equals(Content)
. Otherwise, returns false
.
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int
hashCode()
If the primary key is not null, return the hashcode of the primary key. Otherwise, return the hash code of the object.
at line 404
array
getVirtualColumns()
Get the associative array of the virtual columns in this object
at line 415
boolean
hasVirtualColumn(
string $name)
Checks the existence of a virtual column in this object
at line 428
mixed
getVirtualColumn(
string $name)
Get the value of a virtual column in this object
at line 445
Content
setVirtualColumn(
string $name,
mixed $value)
Set the value of a virtual column in this object
at line 477
Content
importFrom(
mixed $parser,
string $data)
Populate the current object from a string, using a given parser format
$book = new Book();
$book->importFrom('JSON', '{"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');
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string
exportTo(
mixed $parser,
boolean $includeLazyLoadColumns = true)
Export the current object properties to a string, using a given parser format
$book = BookQuery::create()->findPk(9012);
echo $book->exportTo('JSON');
=> {"Id":9012,"Title":"Don Juan","ISBN":"0140422161","Price":12.99,"PublisherId":1234,"AuthorId":5678}');
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__sleep()
Clean up internal collections prior to serializing Avoids recursive loops that turn into segmentation faults when serializing
at line 525
int
getId()
Get the [id] column value.
at line 536
int
getVisible()
Get the [visible] column value.
at line 547
int
getPosition()
Get the [position] column value.
at line 564
mixed
getCreatedAt(
string $format = NULL)
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [created_at] column value.
at line 584
mixed
getUpdatedAt(
string $format = NULL)
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [updated_at] column value.
at line 598
int
getVersion()
Get the [version] column value.
at line 615
mixed
getVersionCreatedAt(
string $format = NULL)
Get the [optionally formatted] temporal [versioncreatedat] column value.
at line 629
string
getVersionCreatedBy()
Get the [versioncreatedby] column value.
at line 641
Content
setId(
int $v)
Set the value of [id] column.
at line 662
Content
setVisible(
int $v)
Set the value of [visible] column.
at line 683
Content
setPosition(
int $v)
Set the value of [position] column.
at line 705
Content
setCreatedAt(
mixed $v)
Sets the value of [created_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
at line 726
Content
setUpdatedAt(
mixed $v)
Sets the value of [updated_at] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
at line 746
Content
setVersion(
int $v)
Set the value of [version] column.
at line 768
Content
setVersionCreatedAt(
mixed $v)
Sets the value of [versioncreatedat] column to a normalized version of the date/time value specified.
at line 788
Content
setVersionCreatedBy(
string $v)
Set the value of [versioncreatedby] column.
at line 811
boolean
hasOnlyDefaultValues()
Indicates whether the columns in this object are only set to default values.
This method can be used in conjunction with isModified() to indicate whether an object is both modified and has some values set which are non-default.
at line 839
int
hydrate(
array $row,
int $startcol,
boolean $rehydrate = false,
string $indexType = TableMap::TYPE_NUM)
Hydrates (populates) the object variables with values from the database resultset.
An offset (0-based "start column") is specified so that objects can be hydrated with a subset of the columns in the resultset rows. This is needed, for example, for results of JOIN queries where the resultset row includes columns from two or more tables.
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ensureConsistency()
Checks and repairs the internal consistency of the object.
This method is executed after an already-instantiated object is re-hydrated from the database. It exists to check any foreign keys to make sure that the objects related to the current object are correct based on foreign key.
You can override this method in the stub class, but you should always invoke the base method from the overridden method (i.e. parent::ensureConsistency()), in case your model changes.
at line 918
void
reload(
boolean $deep = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Reloads this object from datastore based on primary key and (optionally) resets all associated objects.
This will only work if the object has been saved and has a valid primary key set.
at line 972
void
delete(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Removes this object from datastore and sets delete attribute.
at line 1014
int
save(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Persists this object to the database.
If the object is new, it inserts it; otherwise an update is performed. All modified related objects will also be persisted in the doSave() method. This method wraps all precipitate database operations in a single transaction.
at line 1380
mixed
getByName(
string $name,
string $type = TableMap::TYPE_PHPNAME)
Retrieves a field from the object by name passed in as a string.
at line 1395
mixed
getByPosition(
int $pos)
Retrieves a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.
Zero-based.
at line 1443
array
toArray(
string $keyType = TableMap::TYPE_PHPNAME,
boolean $includeLazyLoadColumns = true,
array $alreadyDumpedObjects = array(),
boolean $includeForeignObjects = false)
Exports the object as an array.
You can specify the key type of the array by passing one of the class type constants.
at line 1503
void
setByName(
string $name,
mixed $value,
string $type = TableMap::TYPE_PHPNAME)
Sets a field from the object by name passed in as a string.
at line 1518
void
setByPosition(
int $pos,
mixed $value)
Sets a field from the object by Position as specified in the xml schema.
Zero-based.
at line 1565
void
fromArray(
array $arr,
string $keyType = TableMap::TYPE_PHPNAME)
Populates the object using an array.
This is particularly useful when populating an object from one of the request arrays (e.g. $_POST). This method goes through the column names, checking to see whether a matching key exists in populated array. If so the setByName() method is called for that column.
You can specify the key type of the array by additionally passing one of the class type constants TableMap::TYPEPHPNAME, TableMap::TYPESTUDLYPHPNAME, TableMap::TYPECOLNAME, TableMap::TYPEFIELDNAME, TableMap::TYPENUM. The default key type is the column's TableMap::TYPEPHPNAME.
at line 1584
Criteria
buildCriteria()
Build a Criteria object containing the values of all modified columns in this object.
at line 1608
Criteria
buildPkeyCriteria()
Builds a Criteria object containing the primary key for this object.
Unlike buildCriteria() this method includes the primary key values regardless of whether or not they have been modified.
at line 1620
int
getPrimaryKey()
Returns the primary key for this object (row).
at line 1631
void
setPrimaryKey(
int $key)
Generic method to set the primary key (id column).
at line 1640
boolean
isPrimaryKeyNull()
Returns true if the primary key for this object is null.
at line 1657
copyInto(
object $copyObj,
boolean $deepCopy = false,
boolean $makeNew = true)
Sets contents of passed object to values from current object.
If desired, this method can also make copies of all associated (fkey referrers) objects.
at line 1734
Content
copy(
boolean $deepCopy = false)
Makes a copy of this object that will be inserted as a new row in table when saved.
It creates a new object filling in the simple attributes, but skipping any primary keys that are defined for the table.
If desired, this method can also make copies of all associated (fkey referrers) objects.
at line 1753
void
initRelation(
string $relationName)
Initializes a collection based on the name of a relation.
Avoids crafting an 'init[$relationName]s' method name that wouldn't work when StandardEnglishPluralizer is used.
at line 1787
void
clearContentFolders()
Clears out the collContentFolders collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 1795
resetPartialContentFolders($v = true)
Reset is the collContentFolders collection loaded partially.
at line 1812
void
initContentFolders(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collContentFolders collection.
By default this just sets the collContentFolders collection to an empty array (like clearcollContentFolders()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 1835
Collection|ContentFolder[]
getContentFolders(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildContentFolder objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 1891
Content
setContentFolders(
Collection $contentFolders,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ContentFolder objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 1925
int
countContentFolders(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ContentFolder objects.
at line 1957
Content
addContentFolder(
ContentFolder $l)
Method called to associate a ChildContentFolder object to this object through the ChildContentFolder foreign key attribute.
at line 1984
Content
removeContentFolder(
ContentFolder $contentFolder)
at line 2016
Collection|ContentFolder[]
getContentFoldersJoinFolder(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
string $joinBehavior = Criteria::LEFT_JOIN)
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Otherwise if this Content is new, it will return an empty collection; or if this Content has previously been saved, it will retrieve related ContentFolders from storage.
This method is protected by default in order to keep the public api reasonable. You can provide public methods for those you actually need in Content.
at line 2033
void
clearContentImages()
Clears out the collContentImages collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 2041
resetPartialContentImages($v = true)
Reset is the collContentImages collection loaded partially.
at line 2058
void
initContentImages(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collContentImages collection.
By default this just sets the collContentImages collection to an empty array (like clearcollContentImages()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 2081
Collection|ContentImage[]
getContentImages(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildContentImage objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 2137
Content
setContentImages(
Collection $contentImages,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ContentImage objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 2168
int
countContentImages(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ContentImage objects.
at line 2200
Content
addContentImage(
ContentImage $l)
Method called to associate a ChildContentImage object to this object through the ChildContentImage foreign key attribute.
at line 2227
Content
removeContentImage(
ContentImage $contentImage)
at line 2251
void
clearContentDocuments()
Clears out the collContentDocuments collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 2259
resetPartialContentDocuments($v = true)
Reset is the collContentDocuments collection loaded partially.
at line 2276
void
initContentDocuments(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collContentDocuments collection.
By default this just sets the collContentDocuments collection to an empty array (like clearcollContentDocuments()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 2299
Collection|ContentDocument[]
getContentDocuments(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildContentDocument objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 2355
Content
setContentDocuments(
Collection $contentDocuments,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ContentDocument objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 2386
int
countContentDocuments(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ContentDocument objects.
at line 2418
Content
addContentDocument(
ContentDocument $l)
Method called to associate a ChildContentDocument object to this object through the ChildContentDocument foreign key attribute.
at line 2445
Content
removeContentDocument(
ContentDocument $contentDocument)
at line 2469
void
clearProductAssociatedContents()
Clears out the collProductAssociatedContents collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 2477
resetPartialProductAssociatedContents($v = true)
Reset is the collProductAssociatedContents collection loaded partially.
at line 2494
void
initProductAssociatedContents(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collProductAssociatedContents collection.
By default this just sets the collProductAssociatedContents collection to an empty array (like clearcollProductAssociatedContents()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 2517
Collection|ProductAssociatedContent[]
getProductAssociatedContents(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildProductAssociatedContent objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 2573
Content
setProductAssociatedContents(
Collection $productAssociatedContents,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ProductAssociatedContent objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 2604
int
countProductAssociatedContents(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ProductAssociatedContent objects.
at line 2636
Content
addProductAssociatedContent(
ProductAssociatedContent $l)
Method called to associate a ChildProductAssociatedContent object to this object through the ChildProductAssociatedContent foreign key attribute.
at line 2663
Content
removeProductAssociatedContent(
ProductAssociatedContent $productAssociatedContent)
at line 2695
Collection|ProductAssociatedContent[]
getProductAssociatedContentsJoinProduct(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
string $joinBehavior = Criteria::LEFT_JOIN)
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Otherwise if this Content is new, it will return an empty collection; or if this Content has previously been saved, it will retrieve related ProductAssociatedContents from storage.
This method is protected by default in order to keep the public api reasonable. You can provide public methods for those you actually need in Content.
at line 2712
void
clearCategoryAssociatedContents()
Clears out the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 2720
resetPartialCategoryAssociatedContents($v = true)
Reset is the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection loaded partially.
at line 2737
void
initCategoryAssociatedContents(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection.
By default this just sets the collCategoryAssociatedContents collection to an empty array (like clearcollCategoryAssociatedContents()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 2760
Collection|CategoryAssociatedContent[]
getCategoryAssociatedContents(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildCategoryAssociatedContent objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 2816
Content
setCategoryAssociatedContents(
Collection $categoryAssociatedContents,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of CategoryAssociatedContent objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 2847
int
countCategoryAssociatedContents(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related CategoryAssociatedContent objects.
at line 2879
Content
addCategoryAssociatedContent(
CategoryAssociatedContent $l)
Method called to associate a ChildCategoryAssociatedContent object to this object through the ChildCategoryAssociatedContent foreign key attribute.
at line 2906
Content
removeCategoryAssociatedContent(
CategoryAssociatedContent $categoryAssociatedContent)
at line 2938
Collection|CategoryAssociatedContent[]
getCategoryAssociatedContentsJoinCategory(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
string $joinBehavior = Criteria::LEFT_JOIN)
If this collection has already been initialized with an identical criteria, it returns the collection.
Otherwise if this Content is new, it will return an empty collection; or if this Content has previously been saved, it will retrieve related CategoryAssociatedContents from storage.
This method is protected by default in order to keep the public api reasonable. You can provide public methods for those you actually need in Content.
at line 2955
void
clearContentI18ns()
Clears out the collContentI18ns collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 2963
resetPartialContentI18ns($v = true)
Reset is the collContentI18ns collection loaded partially.
at line 2980
void
initContentI18ns(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collContentI18ns collection.
By default this just sets the collContentI18ns collection to an empty array (like clearcollContentI18ns()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 3003
Collection|ContentI18n[]
getContentI18ns(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildContentI18n objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 3059
Content
setContentI18ns(
Collection $contentI18ns,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ContentI18n objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 3093
int
countContentI18ns(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ContentI18n objects.
at line 3125
Content
addContentI18n(
ContentI18n $l)
Method called to associate a ChildContentI18n object to this object through the ChildContentI18n foreign key attribute.
at line 3156
Content
removeContentI18n(
ContentI18n $contentI18n)
at line 3180
void
clearContentVersions()
Clears out the collContentVersions collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 3188
resetPartialContentVersions($v = true)
Reset is the collContentVersions collection loaded partially.
at line 3205
void
initContentVersions(
boolean $overrideExisting = true)
Initializes the collContentVersions collection.
By default this just sets the collContentVersions collection to an empty array (like clearcollContentVersions()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 3228
Collection|ContentVersion[]
getContentVersions(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets an array of ChildContentVersion objects which contain a foreign key that references this object.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 3284
Content
setContentVersions(
Collection $contentVersions,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of ContentVersion objects related by a one-to-many relationship to the current object.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 3318
int
countContentVersions(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the number of related ContentVersion objects.
at line 3350
Content
addContentVersion(
ContentVersion $l)
Method called to associate a ChildContentVersion object to this object through the ChildContentVersion foreign key attribute.
at line 3377
Content
removeContentVersion(
ContentVersion $contentVersion)
at line 3401
void
clearFolders()
Clears out the collFolders collection
This does not modify the database; however, it will remove any associated objects, causing them to be refetched by subsequent calls to accessor method.
at line 3416
void
initFolders()
Initializes the collFolders collection.
By default this just sets the collFolders collection to an empty collection (like clearFolders()); however, you may wish to override this method in your stub class to provide setting appropriate to your application -- for example, setting the initial array to the values stored in database.
at line 3437
ObjectCollection|Folder[]
getFolders(
Criteria $criteria = null,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets a collection of ChildFolder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
If the $criteria is not null, it is used to always fetch the results from the database. Otherwise the results are fetched from the database the first time, then cached. Next time the same method is called without $criteria, the cached collection is returned. If this ChildContent is new, it will return an empty collection or the current collection; the criteria is ignored on a new object.
at line 3467
Content
setFolders(
Collection $folders,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets a collection of Folder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
It will also schedule objects for deletion based on a diff between old objects (aka persisted) and new objects from the given Propel collection.
at line 3495
int
countFolders(
Criteria $criteria = null,
boolean $distinct = false,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Gets the number of ChildFolder objects related by a many-to-many relationship to the current object by way of the content_folder cross-reference table.
at line 3522
Content
addFolder(
Folder $folder)
Associate a ChildFolder object to this object through the content_folder cross reference table.
at line 3559
Content
removeFolder(
Folder $folder)
Remove a ChildFolder object to this object through the content_folder cross reference table.
at line 3578
clear()
Clears the current object and sets all attributes to their default values
at line 3605
clearAllReferences(
boolean $deep = false)
Resets all references to other model objects or collections of model objects.
This method is a user-space workaround for PHP's inability to garbage collect objects with circular references (even in PHP 5.3). This is currently necessary when using Propel in certain daemon or large-volume/high-memory operations.
at line 3669
string
__toString()
Return the string representation of this object
at line 3681
Content
keepUpdateDateUnchanged()
Mark the current object so that the update date doesn't get updated during next save
at line 3697
Content
setLocale(
string $locale = 'en_US')
Sets the locale for translations
at line 3709
string
getLocale()
Gets the locale for translations
at line 3721
ContentI18n
getTranslation(
string $locale = 'en_US',
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the current translation for a given locale
at line 3756
Content
removeTranslation(
string $locale = 'en_US',
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Remove the translation for a given locale
at line 3782
ContentI18n
getCurrentTranslation(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Returns the current translation
at line 3793
string
getTitle()
Get the [title] column value.
at line 3805
ContentI18n
setTitle(
string $v)
Set the value of [title] column.
at line 3817
string
getDescription()
Get the [description] column value.
at line 3829
ContentI18n
setDescription(
string $v)
Set the value of [description] column.
at line 3841
string
getChapo()
Get the [chapo] column value.
at line 3853
ContentI18n
setChapo(
string $v)
Set the value of [chapo] column.
at line 3865
string
getPostscriptum()
Get the [postscriptum] column value.
at line 3877
ContentI18n
setPostscriptum(
string $v)
Set the value of [postscriptum] column.
at line 3889
string
getMetaTitle()
Get the [meta_title] column value.
at line 3901
ContentI18n
setMetaTitle(
string $v)
Set the value of [meta_title] column.
at line 3913
string
getMetaDescription()
Get the [meta_description] column value.
at line 3925
ContentI18n
setMetaDescription(
string $v)
Set the value of [meta_description] column.
at line 3937
string
getMetaKeywords()
Get the [meta_keywords] column value.
at line 3949
ContentI18n
setMetaKeywords(
string $v)
Set the value of [meta_keywords] column.
at line 3962
Content
enforceVersioning()
Enforce a new Version of this object upon next save.
at line 3974
boolean
isVersioningNecessary($con = null)
Checks whether the current state must be recorded as a version
at line 3998
ContentVersion
addVersion(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Creates a version of the current object and saves it.
at line 4025
Content
toVersion(
integer $versionNumber,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Sets the properties of the current object to the value they had at a specific version
at line 4045
Content
populateFromVersion(
ContentVersion $version,
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
array $loadedObjects = array())
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getLastVersionNumber(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
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isLastVersion(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
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ConnectionInterface $con = null)
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getAllVersions(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
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compareVersion(
integer $versionNumber,
string $keys = 'columns',
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
array $ignoredColumns = array())
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print_r($book->compareVersion(1));
=> array(
'1' => array('Title' => 'Book title at version 1'),
'2' => array('Title' => 'Book title at version 2')
);
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compareVersions(
integer $fromVersionNumber,
integer $toVersionNumber,
string $keys = 'columns',
ConnectionInterface $con = null,
array $ignoredColumns = array())
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print_r($book->compareVersions(1, 2));
=> array(
'1' => array('Title' => 'Book title at version 1'),
'2' => array('Title' => 'Book title at version 2')
);
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let a = 1 let a = 2
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- turple and array. turple is a multi types data source with fixed length like array
- (), an empty tuple
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Ghana re-elected into the Executive Board of UNESCO
Accra, Nov. 21, GNA - Ghana yesterday was re-elected into the Executive Board of UNESCO offering the country the opportunity to rejoin the 58 member governing board of the UN body for another four- year term.
A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency by the Ministry of Education said Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, the Minister of Education, was elected unanimously at the 40th General Conference of UNESCO in Paris as Ghana's representative on the Board.
It said his alternate would be Madam Anna Bossman, Ghana’s Ambassador to France with concurrent accreditation to UNESCO.
The statement said the Executive Board acts in an advisory capacity to the United Nations and also exercises responsibility for the execution of the programme adopted by the General Conference.
It said the re-election reinforces Ghana’s role at the UN body.
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Hi - I recently purchased an Emonpi and am very happy with it so far. I have been trying to setup multi-tarrif cost calculations following various threads I found here in the forums like these:
http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/6100 and http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/10175I understand the principles of what I need to do, but so far I have not been able to update input values of the node I created to hold the 'currentcost', 'onpeak' and 'offpeak' parameters with any script. In my emonhub conf file I have declared a socket interface like this:
[[Socket]] # Socket Interfacer
Type = EmonHubSocketInterfacer
[[[init_settings]]]
port_nb = 50824
[[[runtimesettings]]]
but when I try to post data to it using any of the sample python scripts I have found I get an error returned in my shell saying "socket.error: [Errno 111] Connection refused". If I run a netstat command directly on my EmonPi It does not display my chosen port as 'listening' on the local address/port column (I am presuming it should be displayed here ?). I have tired various different port numbers incase any particular one was used by another application. Which ever one I tired I get the same message. I also made sure to add any declared port to the UFW firewall rule. I have tired running my value posting script locally on the EmonPi and also from remote machines (with the HOST parameter updated accordingly) but always get the same error.
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Is there something different or unusual here because its the low-write emoncms running on the PI (shop bought unaltered emonpi with low-write-v8.5)
Is there any other method of updating 'input' values? I have read the HTTP JSON posting method is not yet implemented on the PI but that was an older post - is this still accurate?
Any help or advice greatly appreciated.
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
I should have shown the script I am using when attempting to update the values.. As far as I can see it should work based on the many other examples I have found scattered around the forum.
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
What is logged in emonhub.log when emonhub is (re)started?
Does it show the socket interfacer as successfully created or are there any errors, you may need to set loglevel = DEBUG in emonhub.conf to get the full picture.
Your conf and script look ok to me, I would of said check the port is enabled in ufw but you've done that, did you restart (re-enable) ufw after adding the new rules?
Paul
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
Hi - thank you very much for helping me. I did the restart of emonhub as suggested and see this in the log actually:
I then changed the name of my interfacer to Test_Skt incase the original title I chose of 'socket' in case it clashed with some kind of namespace or reserverd keywords but I get the same error message:
Does this mean anything to anyone?
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
Try adding "import socket" as the first line to ~/emonhub/src/emonhub_interfacer.py
Paul
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
I found that file one folder deeper than you said, in "/home/pi/emonhub/src/interfacers", but it already has import socket in it. It was the fifth item in the import list. I moved it to the top anyway but still get the same "global name 'socket' is not defined" message
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
Sorry my mistake I gave you the "other" location by mistake I had both the "emon-pi" variant and original emonhub files open to compare. I have not used a socket interfacer on emonPi yet, but I know they work fine on the genuine emonhub as I use them frequently.
Your reply has confused me somewhat as you say this is on a emonPi, correct?
The suggestion to add that import came from comparing the files as above.
The import is clearly missing from the emon-pi variant (see here) and it can be correctly found as the 5th import on the original version (see here). in which case I'm thrown as the location says emon-pi variant but the import entry contradicts that, no wonder you are having troubles, Have you changed anything or can you shed any light on the confusion?
Paul
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
I think I sussed it!
The file you should be looking at is /home/pi/emonhub/src/interfacers/EmonHubSocketInterfacer.py, when the interfacers were split out into seperate files in that version the import must of got left behind in /home/pi/emonhub/src/interfacers/emonhub_interfacer.py.
Paul
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
Hi Paul,
I can confirm I am definitely using a genuine EmonPi, in its lovely aluminum case, bought from the OEM shop. I also definitely have the files u pointed to in your first link to the the emon-pi variant.
I am very much a python amature, but in the file EmonHubSocketInterfacer.py it does import emonhub_interfacer.py. I assumed when it does that, that it kind-of inherited any required imports required or called by the first file? (could be mistaken).
Anyways, just to try something, I added the serial, time, datetime, logging, socket & select imports to the EmonHubSocketInterfacer.py file and rebooted. Now it does create the socket, but when I run my script to update the values, the script executes without errors so it thinks it sent the values to a socket who listened, but on the input page they don't actually update. The instant I execute my script the log starts to fill with this message:
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
You would think the python imports would work like that (many users do), I expected that behaviour too when I first started using python, however no, that's not how python works unfortunately, You can "apparently" find or access the inherited imports by using something like importedparentmodule.moduleparentimported.function (eg something like s = emonhub_interfacer.serial.serial(port, baud)) but it is frowned upon and considered wrong, in fact I have only read one instance of it it the literally hundreds of posts I read on imports whilst trying to fathom the "quirky" import system.
Each module should import all its own stuff, this doesn't open another instance of the imported modules, just links to the existing instance if there is one.
As for the "thread is dead" I'm afraid I do not have a clue :-(, I have only ever used sockets in the original emonHub and they have never given cause to do any debugging so I'm not really sure what you can check, but I will post anything I think of and if i get time i will take a closer look.
Paul
Re: Emonpi & Socket Interfacer help
Thanks for the explanation and all the help so far. I have kinda given up on getting this to work on my EmonPi as I have managed to complete my goal of multi tariff recording on emoncms.org instead (also thanks to your help in a different thread :) )
If a new version is released for EmonPi I will upgrade to it and try again. I guess for now if any of the devs see this they could mark this feature as needing improvement in future versions.


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 Sure, film students from here to Timbuktu constantly use Tarantino and Scorsese as "inspirations", but no one can rip-off Stanley Kubrick. Why? Maybe because Kubrick's work was so distinctive, right down to every detail. Stanley Kubrick was film's most notorious perfectionist, and up until his death a few months ago, he may have been film's greatest visionary.
With films like "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Spartacus" he took us to places that we've never been, and with "A Clockwork Orange" and "Dr. Strangelove", he expanded our knowledge of things we may have seen. Kubrick's 17th and final film, "Eyes Wide Shut", is a masterpiece which is also his most intimate and character-driven film.
In "Eyes Wide Shut", Tom Cruise plays Doctor William Hartford, who is living the upper-class life in Manhattan with his wife, Alice(Nicole Kidman) and their young daughter, Helena(Madison Eginton). The film opens as Bill and Alice are getting ready for a Christmas party held by Bill's friend, Victor(Sydney Pollack). At the party, both Alice and Bill are hit on, but both escape their desires.
That night, after the party, Alice confesses to having sexual fantasies about other men. After she describes her desires in graphic detail, Bill has an eventful night on the town where he makes many sexual and moral discoveries. These involve a hooker, a jazz lounge, an orgy and a couple of deaths.
Bill ends up getting himself caught up in a psychological web of jealousy, obsession and revenge. The succession of events are dark, haunting and disturbing. There is a scene, which takes place at a ritual orgy, that is one of the most graphic, terrifying and provocative scenes that Stanley Kubrick has ever put to film.
"Eyes Wide Shut" garnered lots of publicity concerning its risky subject matter, its two-year long shoot, and its brush with an NC-17 rating. But everything seems to have paid off. Cruise and Kidman fit their roles perfectly, and all the components fit together.
The film is excellent in its portrayal of a bored married couple and it is excellent as a dark mood piece. Kubrick magically pushes us further and further into the story, and the intrigue never ceases. "Eyes Wide Shut" is a thriller, a romance and a work of art.
The years that have passed since "Full Metal Jacket" seem to be worth the wait, because "Eyes Wide Shut" is one of 1999's best films. The film is quite long, and not for the faint of heart. Those expecting a Tom Cruise romantic comedy a la "Jerry Maguire" will be disappointed. Those looking for challenging fare among the mess of summer movies will be pleasantly surprised.
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Returning to Russia from a sanitarium in Switzerland, the Christ-like epileptic Prince Myshkin finds himself enmeshed in a tangle of love, torn between two women—the notorious kept woman Nastasya and the pure Aglaia—both involved, in turn, with the corrupt, money-hungry Ganya. In the end, Myshkin’s honesty, goodness, and integrity are shown to be unequal to the moral emptiness of those around him. In her revision of the Garnett translation, Anna Brailovsky has corrected inaccuracies wrought by Garnett’s drastic anglicization of the novel, restoring as much as possible the syntactical structure of the original story.