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Republic of Ireland fans must wait until Christmas to discover Slovakia Euro playoff venue
by Will O'CallaghanThe Republic of Ireland will need to win two games on the road if they're to reach the finals of Euro 2020.
Mick McCarthy's side will travel to Slovakia in the play-off semi-finals on March 26th next.
A spokesperson for the FAI says the semi-final will be played in Bratislava, but will have to wait until December 20th for confirmation.
Slovakia have played recent home qualifiers in Trnava while the 22,500 capacity Tehelné pole stadium in the capital was being renovated.
The spokesperson added, "they [Slovakia] have some final checks to make on the ground there before they can confirm it as the venue.
"We have also opened talks with them on the allocation of tickets and will update our fans as soon as we can. We are guaranteed 5% of the tickets but we are negotiating for more.
"Tickets will be allocated to supporters based on away attendance records from the last two campaigns. We will announce the application process as soon as we know our allocation."
Should Ireland win in Bratislava they'll be away to either Northern Ireland or Bosnia/Herzegovina in a one-leg play-off final on March 31st for a place at Euro 2020.
McCarthy is upbeat about Ireland's hopes, "If we win the first game against Slovakia then I will fancy our chances anywhere else.
"We will have our analysis done on all three teams but our focus is on Slovakia first and getting ready for them in the New Year.
"We know what we have to do, we have to go there and win the game.
"Home advantage is just that but if we play as well as we did against Denmark then I will settle for that.
"We set the bar high on Monday night and that is the standard we will have to play at to win two games."
Scotland will face Israel in the last-four, that tie will take place at Hampden Park, with the winner travelling to either Norway or Serbia for the final.


© 2011 Yamaha Corporation All Rights Reserved.
YNCA Protocol Specification
Applicable Models: RX-V671, RX-V771, RX-A810, RX-A1010, RX-A2010 and RX-A3010
Product Region: UK / Ireland
$Date:: 2011-03-29 16:58:24 +0900#$
$Revision: 8450 $
Table of Contents
1 Preface(Back To Index)
This document describes the specifications of Yamaha Network Command Alias (YNCA) protocol.
1.1 Applicable Models(Back To Index)
As of March 2011, this document is applicable with Yamaha AV Receivers of RX-V671, RX-V771, RX-A810, RX-A1010, RX-A2010 and RX-A3010.
1.2 Outline(Back To Index)
YNCA protocol is designed to provide a simple structure of controlling commands for Yamaha AV products. The "YNCA" derives from the fact that all its commands are the aliases of YNC (Yamaha Network Command) protocol.
YNCA command set is a reduced one of YNC’s but still offering powerful functionalities for operating Yamaha AV products.
1.3 Features(Back To Index)
- Text based, simple and well-unified commands
- Same syntaxes with any connections: RS-232C and Ethernet
- Auto feedback for status updates
2.1.1 Connection(Back To Index)
- DB-9 pin female terminal
- Using Inter-link (Cross) cable is assumed
- Actual contacts that are used for the communication are as shown below.
| Slave (the Product) | | | | Master (the Controller) |
| TxD (Pin 3) | | ----> | | RxD (Pin 2) |
| RxD (Pin 2) | | <---- | | TxD (Pin 3) |
| GND (Pin 5) | | <---> | | GND (Pin 5) |
2.1.2 Port Settings(Back To Index)
| Baud rate | : | | | 9600 |
| Data bits | : | | | 8 |
| Parity | : | | | No |
| Stop bit | : | | | 1 bit |
| Handshaking | : | | | None |
|
2.2.1 Connection(Back To Index)
- RJ45 Network connector
- IEEE802.3 100BASE-TX/10BASE-T
- Full duplex communication
2.2.2 Port Settings(Back To Index)
| Default network port number | : | | | 50000/TCP |
| Variable range | : | | | 50000 to 65535 |
2.2.3 Simultaneous Connection(Back To Index)
Maximum Number of Simultaneous TCP Connection: 1
3 Protocols(Back To Index)
YNCA protocol is created to provide simple command structure by assigning alias commands to YNC protocol.
3.1 Syntax(Back To Index)
This syntax form shown below must always be kept in both executing commands and getting responses except in case of
Error Responses.
| @ | SUBUNIT | : | FUNCNAME | = | Parameter | [CR/LF] |
| [1] | [2] | [3] | [4] | [5] | [6] | [7] |
| [1] | Start Delimiter (@) | : | The beginning of a command |
| [2] | Sub Unit Name | : | Indicating whether the command is for System, any zones or any internal input sources as iPod, Tuner, Sirius, and Rhapsody etc |
| [3] | Command Delimiter (:) | : | Sub Unit Name and Function name are separated by this delimiter |
| [4] | Function Name | : | Specifying actual operations, some of them are abbreviated |
| [5] | Parameter Delimiter (=) | : | Separating the Function Name and its Parameter (Value) |
| [6] | Parameter | : | Showing a parameter value of the command |
| [7] | End Delimiter | : | The end of a command, Carriage Return (CR) and Line Feed (LF), always necessary |
The syntax has no spaces. Example looks like there are spaces in between, but there shouldn’t be.
3.2 Command Types (from the Controller)(Back To Index)
"Command" is an order for the Controller to send to the Product. Command types are defined as follows.
3.2.1 PUT Command(Back To Index)
This is to change conditions or status of functions/settings of the Product like Power, Input and Volume etc.
<Example>
@MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] ("PUT" from the Controller to the Product)
3.2.2 GET Command(Back To Index)
This is to check conditions or status of functions/settings of the Product. Power, Input, Volume and so on. The form of GET command is almost the same as PUT command, but the only difference is that its parameter is specified as “?”.
<Example>
@MAIN:PWR=?[CR/LF] ("GET" from the Controller to the Product)
–> @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] ("Response" from the Product to the Controller)
The Response command from the Product has the exact same Sub Unit and Function names as specified in the GET command. The Parameter is just updated with the latest condition or status.
The only one character of question mark (“?”) will never be used as a parameter of PUT commands since it is always recognized as a GET command.
3.3 Response Types (from the Product)(Back To Index)
"Response" is a feedback sent from the Product to the Controller. Response types are defined as follows.
3.3.1 Normal Response(Back To Index)
This is a normal way to respond to the GET command from the Controller. It has the exact same Sub Unit and Function names as what are specified in the GET command. The parameter in the response indicates the current condition or state of functions or settings on the Product.
<Example>
@MAIN:PWR=?[CR/LF] ("GET" from the Controller to the Product)
–> @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] ("Response" from the Product to the Controller)
3.3.2 Auto Feedback Response(Back To Index)
This is to automatically notify the Controller that a condition or a status has been changed by some operations (for example, YNCA PUT Commands, IR remote control, Key operations on the Front Panel and so on) or by the update of metadata information in playback etc. In the response, corresponding Sub Unit, Function names and the updated Parameter are specified. Its syntax is just the same as the one of the Normal Response.
<Example>
When the Main Power is turned on by the front panel key
–> @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] ("Auto Feedback Response" from the Product to the Controller)
<Example>
When the song title is changed in playing iPod
–> @IPOD:SONG=Something New[CR/LF] ("Auto Feedback Response" from the Product to the Controller)
Auto Feedback won’t happen when the same condition or state as the current one is specified by a PUT command (in other words, sending PUT commands should not always expect to get Auto Feedback Response from the Product).
Regarding “Initial Auto Feedback”;
Auto Feedback occurs only when the status change is detected by the Product’s system, which is based on the fact that a Sub Unit (a zone or an internal source) is ready for use. So especially at the moment when a Sub Unit is turned on (or gets ready to be used), some status are initially fed back to the Controller at a time, which is called as “Initial Auto Feedback” in YNCA protocol. Not all commands are applicable for this feature. To know which commands are enabled with Initial Auto Feedback, refer to “YNCA Command List” document and find commands that are noted with commentary like “Initial Auto Feedback is available”.
3.3.3 Error Responses(Back To Index)
In case that the Product cannot handle with commands from the Controller for some reason, it will return Error Responses with keywords that imply why it wasn’t processed properly as follows;
<IP_ADDRESS> UNDEFINED
When the command sent wasn’t defined one
<Example>
–> @UNDEFINED[CR/LF] ("Error Response" from the Product to the Controller)
<IP_ADDRESS> RESTRICTED
When the command wasn’t executed on the Product for some reason
<Example>
–> @RESTRICTED[CR/LF] ("Error Response" from the Product to the Controller)
4 Other Rules(Back To Index)
4.1.1 Command Interval(Back To Index)
When putting commands to the Product, minimum 100 milliseconds of time interval between the previous command and the next one shall be placed.
4.1.2 Command On Standby(Back To Index)
The Product will automatically the low-power mode(RS-232C sleep) on standby in about 10 seconds with no reception of commands. On the mode it needs to send the command twice via RS-232C. The first command is only to wake up and the second is available as the command.
4.2.1 Command Interval(Back To Index)
When putting commands to the Product, minimum 100 milliseconds of time interval between the previous command and the next one shall be placed.
4.2.2 Connection & Disconnection(Back To Index)
TCP/IP Connection is only required (no negotiation at the higher network layers is necessary). Similarly disconnection can by done only at the TCP/IP level.
<IP_ADDRESS> Auto Disconnection / Keep Alive
The Product will automatically disconnect TCP/IP connection in about 40 seconds with no reception of commands or no status change (meaning no Auto Feedback happens) while TCP/IP connection is alive. Therefore some commands have to be issued periodically (within 40 seconds) in order to keep TCP/IP connection alive.
The following is recommended to use as a keep-alive command;
@SYS:MODELNAME=?[CR/LF]
<IP_ADDRESS> Necessity of keeping alive the connection
With YNCA control on Ethernet, although it is basically assumed that TCP/IP port be kept alive, it can be once disconnected and re-connected as needed basis of sending commands unless Auto Feedback is required in the control system that you’re building. In other words, keep alive has to be done if Auto Feedback status update is a must.
4.2.3 Port Number Change(Back To Index)
The network port number is set as 50000 by default and normally it is not necessary to be changed. But if it is required to change its setting due to issues like port-filtering or something in the network environment that you’re handling with, the procedures is as following;
1. Set the new port number by @SYS:YNCAPORT=nnnnn[CR/LF] command (nnnnn: port number, ranging from 50000 to 65535).
2. Power cycle the Product once and the new setting will be effective (meaning that it is not changed by just sending the command).
In using the command shown above to change the port number via Ethernet, the default number 50000 must be used at the very first time or when it is factory-default. If it is not possible for to use port #50000 even at the timing of initial setup, the alternative choices are to send that command via RS-232C or to use the command defined as YNC protocol (refer to the document separately provided) which can be done with port #80.
4.2.4 MAC address filter(Back To Index)
It is possible to restrict the accesses of YNCA controllers to the Product via the Ethernet by setting up the MAC address filter properly.
MAC address filter setting also can be done via the Product’s menu. Refer to the owner’s manual of the Product in use.
4.2.5 Network Standby(Back To Index)
It is always possible to receive the command from YNCA controllers via the Ethernet by setting "Network Standby" to "On".
"Network Standby" setting also can be done via the Product’s menu. Refer to the owner’s manual of the Product in use.
5 Appendix(Back To Index)
YNCA protocol has a command that allows to operate the Product by sending an IR command code as a parameter of @SYS:REMOTECODE=xxxxxxxx[CR/LF] command. (xxxxxxxx: IR code, 8 characters)
See "REMOTECODE" command description and also find the link to the IR code list available with the Product.
Sequence diagrams are given below to help understanding what the communication should be like case by case.
Note: To control the Product via Ethernet being in standby mode, remember to set "Network Standby" to "On" through the setup menu of the Product.(
Refer to 4.2.5)
- Connection
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| SYN to destination port 50000 |
|<---------------------------------------| Start TCP connection
| SYN/ACK | *In case of establishing a connection to # 50000/TCP.
|--------------------------------------->|
| ACK |
|<---------------------------------------| Connection completed
| |
- Main Power On
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Power On command
| |
- Volume Change (Direct)
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:VOL=-60.5[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Volume command
| |
- Volume Change (Up/Down)
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:VOL=Up[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Volume command
| | *In case of "Down" : @MAIN:VOL=Down[CR/LF]
- Keep Alive *In case of polling the connection state (i.e. Keep Alive)
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @SYS:MODELNAME=?[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send any command
| |
| @SYS:MODELNAME=RX-XXXXX[CR/LF] |
|--------------------------------------->| Receive response
| |
- Volume Check
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:VOL=?[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Volume check command
| @MAIN:VOL=-60.5[CR/LF] |
|--------------------------------------->| Receive response
| |
- Disconnection
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| FIN/ACK |
|<---------------------------------------| Quit TCP connection
| ACK |
|--------------------------------------->|
| FIN/ACK |
|--------------------------------------->|
| ACK |
|<---------------------------------------| Connection terminated
| |
- Main Power On
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Power On command
| @MAIN:PWR=On[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Power On command twice (Refer to 4.1.2)
| |
- Volume Change (Direct)
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:VOL=-60.5[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Volume command
| |
- Volume Change (Up/Down)
The Product The Controller
(YNCA Server) (YNCA Client)
| |
| @MAIN:VOL=Up[CR/LF] |
|<---------------------------------------| Send Volume command
| | *In case of "Down" : @MAIN:VOL=Down[CR/LF]
YNCA protocol is designed to provide a simple structure of controlling commands for Yamaha AV products. The "YNCA" derives from the fact that all its commands are the aliases of YNC (Yamaha Network Command) protocol. YNCA command set is a reduced one of YNC’s but still offering powerful functionalities for operating Yamaha AV products. This information is intended to provide clarifications on differences between YNCA and YNC protocols hoping that would help you to choose the right protocol which suits your application best.
- YNCA Features
- Simple: No ACK/NAK handshaking
- Short texts and simple syntax: Complicated/heavy parser module as XML not required
- Common protocol for both Network(Ethernet) and RS-232C connections: Easy to port each other
- Peer-to-peer connection: Not necessary for multi-connection management
- Auto feedback: Status changes are always pushed out, requires no polling
- Sufficient command set: For complete daily operations and for some settings
- YNC Features * Please see the accompanying file for details.
- Standard XML format: Parsers from standard libraries can be used
- HTTP: Used widespread as a standard method for multi-client control environment
- Covering all YNCA command sets: Sufficient enough for daily use operations
- Detailed command sets available: for DSP/PEQ parameters, Video Adjustments and so on
- Protocol Layers
- Features List
| Connection Features |
YNC |
YNCA |
| Network |
Network |
RS-232C |
| Simultaneous Connection |
4 |
1 |
--- |
| Security |
✔(MAC Address Filter) |
✔(MAC Address Filter) |
--- |
| Port Number Change |
--- |
✔(50000-65535) |
--- |
| Command Standby on Power Standby |
✔ |
✔ |
✔ |
| Protocol Features |
YNC |
YNCA |
| Network |
Network |
RS-232C |
| XML Type |
✔ |
--- |
--- |
| Simple Type |
--- |
✔ |
✔ |
| Auto Feedback Response with Value |
--- |
✔(For All Commands) |
✔(For All Commands) |
| Event Notice |
✔(UDP Multicast) |
--- |
--- |
| IR Code Command |
✔ |
✔ |
✔ |
| Daily Operation Command |
✔ |
✔ |
✔ |
| Detailed Setting Command |
✔ |
--- |
--- |
| AMX DDDD Protocol |
--- |
✔ |
✔ |
© 2011 Yamaha Corporation All Rights Reserved.


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“Stay hungry. Stay foolish.”
Here's a time line of Steven Paul Jobs's life:
- 1985: National Medal of Technology (with Steve Wozniak), awarded by US President Ronald Reagan
- 1987: Jefferson Award for Public Service
- 1989: Entrepreneur of the Decade by Inc. magazine
- 1991: Howard Vollum Award from Reed College
- 2007: Named the most powerful person in business by Fortune magazine
- 2007: Inducted into the California Hall of Fame, located at The California Museum for History, Women and the Arts
- 2012: Grammy Trustees Award, an award for those who have influenced the music industry in areas unrelated to performance
- 2013: Posthumously inducted as a Disney Legend
- 2017: Steve Jobs Theatre opens at Apple Park
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


Fluent 2014
by Jorden Lowe
What topics did I Learn?
- Web Components
- Security
- Best Practices
- Organizing a Team
- Hypermedia
Web Components
- HTML Imports
- Templates
- Shadow DOM
- Custom Elements
- Polymer
Polymer
- Library created to create reusable components, even with browser differences
- http://www.polymer-project.org/
-
Layers
- Elements
- Core
- Platform
- Native
Security
- Client
- Message
- Server
- OWASP and Tools
Client Security
- Enable CSRF protection
- ESCAPE ALL THE CHARACTERS
- Have a CSP (Content-Security-Policy) header
- X-Frame-Option Headers
- Clean out bad headers
- XSS(Cross Side Scripting)
- HTTPS and Sessions should be Http Only
Message Level Security
- Use tokens, no session cookies
- Tokens can be stored in local storage
- Use httpOnly flag in Node
Server Security
- No Sql suffers from Injection
- Always check types
- Regular Expressions can cause DDOS
- use a try catch
- http://www.OWASP.org
- OWASP has tools!
Best Practices
- HTML 5 is Bullshit
- Using the Community!
- Use Code Styles and Tools
- Static Types are Overrated
HTML 5 won't save you
- Dynamic Languages can be Messy
- Progress takes Time
- Web is super hard
Consult the Community
- Agree on Code Standards
- Create Documentation
- Enforce in CIs and Builds
- Ask the Community if you don't know.
Use Code Style Tools
- JSLint
- Grunt for CIs
- Create warnings for bad practices, if you can
- Cyclomatic Complexity, Halstead, Maintainability Index
Dynamic Types are Great
- "Type correctness does not guarantee program correctness"
- Lots of tools now for JS
- tern.js
- trace.GL
- JSDocs
- Easy to Polymeric Polymorphism
Organizing a Team
- Unpacking Technical Decisions
- Branching
Unpacking Technical Decisions
- Need to decide big decisions repeatedly to learn
- To make easy, do small steps and adjust
-
Things that determine what to pick
- Internal/People - Familiarity
- Internal/Project - Interface
- External/People - Popularity
- External/Project - Activity
Branching
- Branch EVERYTHING!!!
- Merge often
-
When merging, think about:
- Merge all changesets together
- Merge changesets independently
Hypermedia
- What to do?
- Talk with Glenn Block, formerly from M$
Hypermedia Clients
- What is the purpose?
- ->Create reusable midware!
- The best way to do this is:
- Agree on media type (like HAL)
- Do things at runtime.
- Build a client app as Demo.
Met Glenn Block
- Don't call him Glenn Beck
- One of the principle developers of ASP.net Web API
- Has extensive knowledge of Web API's
- Great book: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920026617.do?intcmp=il-npa-books-video-product_chimera


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(optional) Conversation id
Informational dialogue
Back and Forth exchange dialogue
Question and answer
Informational dialogue
Back and forth (Exchange) dialogue response
NPC speaks first?
Player dialogue
NPC dialogue
Question dialogue
Choice A
Choice B
Choice C
Choice D
(Optional) Chained dialogue id
OR
(Optional) Change character parameter
(Optional) (Caution) Set global FSM state upon finish
Add
Remove (Not working)
Generate JSON file
Read existing JSON file
Debug: Clear localStorage


Ming Su is currently employed as an Assistant Professor at the Research Center for Eco-Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (RCEES, CAS), Beijing. His research focuses on water quality problems in drinking water bodies, with a focus on harmful algal blooms and associated taste & odor problems. Prior to this, He spent 6 years to complete his doctoral degree at RCEES, the research area was algal induced water quality problems in drinking water bodies. After the PhD, he was awarded a 2-year postdoctoral position in RCEES, for a specific project to investigate ecological niche identification, regulation and control strategies for odor-producing cyanobacteria in Miyun Reservoir, China.
More infomation can be found in his viate.
PhD in Environmental Engineering, 2013
Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Science
BSc in Environmental Science, 2007
Wuhan University
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Responsibilities include:
Responsibilities include:
Chinese Academy of Science
Shanghai urban construction investment co., LTD
Ningxia Changcheng Water co., LTD
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Beijing Xingrun Water co., LTD.
the National Science Foundation of China
Shanghai urban construction investment co., LTD
Zhuhai Water Environment Holding Groups LTD.
The National Water Pollution Control and Treatment Science and Technology Major Project
The National Natural Science Foundation of China
Huayan Water Group (Wujiang) CO. LTD.
Shanghai urban construction investment co., LTD
The National Water Pollution Control and Treatment Science and Technology Major Project
State Key Program of National Natural Science of China
Shanghai urban construction investment co., LTD


This screen lets you locate Directed Results Maps that you would like to Edit or Delete.
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You can use one or more asterisks (*) as wildcard characters in either box. This is particularly helpful when searching for URLs. For example you could search for *faq* instead of http://mycompany.com/support/faq17.html.
You cannot search for a term and URL at the same time.
To see ALL of the Directed Results Maps, leave all the boxes empty and click the Go button.


Choose whether file and code template settings pertain to the entire workspace, or the current project:
Default scheme is selected, when file and code templates are global.
Project scheme is selected, if you want to use the sharable project-specific file
and code templates.


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Please see the ChangeLog for a list of the improvements and fixes present in each version of Espruino.
NOTE: This will only update devices that contain the Espruino USB Bootloader (like the Original Espruino Board, Espruino Pico or WiFi). To update other devices please see this page.
Just click the button below and follow the on-screen instructions.
If you know the exact URL of the binary you wish to update (for instance from "Find a binary" on the Download page), please enter it below and click 'Flash from URL':
If you have the file on your computer, click and you'll be able to choose the file to upload.
NOTE: STM32-based boards need to be flashed with .bin
files, and nRF52 boards need .zip
files (not .hex
)
If you're using an Espruino board with ESP8266 attached (eg. Espruino WiFi) then you can use the buttons below to update the WiFi module's firmware to the AT command firmware <IP_ADDRESS> / 2.0.0 (this is compatible with all variants ESP8266 including 512kB models).
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If you are a freelancer, writer, consultant, or small business, having an easy and effective website to sell your services is imperative. It’s important that it not only look appealing on the front-end, but also contain comprehensive back-end support to keep track of orders and sales.

We've just developed a remarkable web app that allows small business owners and service providers to sell their products & services through a mobile responsive website and manage all the orders through a very clean and simple admin back-end.
Establishing your web presence has never been easier. Here are just some of the features and benefits you’ll receive:


<ide-actions>
[optional] binds predefined actions in the IDE GUI (e.g. Build
Project) to Ant targets of your choice. You can make simple bindings to actions
which take effect on the whole project, as well as "context-aware" bindings that
let you somehow process particular files which have been selected (in the
editor, Projects / Files tabs, etc.).
<action name="rebuild"> <script>${home}/build.xml</script> <target>clean</target> <target>build</target> <property name="set-from-ide">true</property> </action>
This binds the IDE action Clean and Build Project to targets in the Ant script
in ${home}/build.xml
. (Default script if not specified: build.xml
, i.e. at top
level in the project.) <target>
may be specified once, or several times (to run
in sequence), or not at all (to use the default target)—all as on the Ant
command line. You can use <property>
elements to pass some special definitions
to the target(s), just like -D
on the Ant command line.
<action name="debug.fix"> <target>debug-fix-nb</target> <context> <property>fix.file</property> <folder>src</folder> <pattern>\.java$</pattern> <format>relative-path-noext</format> <arity> <one-file-only/> </arity> </context> </action>
This binds the IDE action Fix (used by the debugger) to a target
debug-fix-nb
. It will be enabled for a selection consisting of one *.java
file
in the project’s src
subdirectory (the regular expression must match the
relative path, using /
as a separator, from the root folder); the path to the
source (in the format org/foo/pkg/Clazz
for a file src/org/foo/pkg/Clazz.java
)
will be passed to the target in the property named fix.file
.
The possible formats are:
absolute-path
absolute-path-noext
.ext
relative-path
/
separated)relative-path-noext
.ext
java-name
.
, e.g. org.foo.pkg.Clazz
In the special case of the IDE actions run.single.method
and debug.single.method
(supported since NetBeans 6.10), the Ant property method
will be set to the method name
in addition to setting your specified property according to the selected file(s).
Currently you can only pass one "context" property at a time, which can be cumbersome:
<action name="compile.single"> <target>compile-selected-files</target> <context> <property>includes</property> <folder>src</folder> <pattern>\.java$</pattern> <format>relative-path</format> <arity> <separated-files>,</separated-files> </arity> </context> </action>
This binds Compile Single to the target compile-selected-files
. It will be
enabled for one or more Java sources in src
. The context is equivalent to
calling command-line Ant something like this:
ant -Dincludes=org/foo/pkg/Clazz1.java,org/foo/pkg/Clazz2.java compile-selected-files
Currently you cannot have the action be enabled on a folder (or package):
Common examples of these configurations can be found online:
The Skeletal Project Template can also be used as a source of examples.
For certain commands, the IDE can set up basic bindings and Ant targets
automatically. For example, try selecting Compile File from the context menu
of a Java source in your project—if you do not already have a binding for
compile.single
, one will be created for you. (You may have to customize
the Ant target to exactly match your requirements, but at least you have a starting
point.) Similarly, you can try selecting Debug Project from the project’s
context menu to create a debug
binding. However, other IDE actions have
not yet been implemented:


Introduction¶
The micro:bit runtime provides an easy to use environment for programming the BBC micro:bit in the C/C++ language, written by Lancaster University. It contains device drivers for all the hardware capabilities of the micro:bit, and also a suite of runtime mechanisms to make programming the micro:bit easier and more flexible. These range from control of the LED matrix display to peer-to-peer radio communication and secure Bluetooth Low Energy services. The micro:bit runtime is proudly built on the ARM mbed and Nordic nrf51 platforms.
In addition to supporting development in C/C++, the runtime is also designed specifically to support higher level languages provided by our partners that target the micro:bit. It is currently used as a support library for all the languages on the BBC www.microbit.co.uk website, including the Microsoft Block Editor, Microsoft Touch Develop, Code Kingdom's JavaScript and Micropython languages.
On these pages you will find guidance on how to start using the runtime in C/C++, summaries of all the components that make up the system and a full set of API documentation (the functions you can use to control the micro:bit).
Just to show how easy it is to get started, view a sample program.
Getting Started¶
Developing with the micro:bit runtime is simple, and there are multiple ways to create programs for your device.
Online development
A basic quick start guide to getting an example project building in an online programming environment.
Offline development
A full guide to installing offline development tools, and a tutorial on getting an example project building.
Next Steps¶
After you've chosen your development environment, the next step is obvious: PROGRAM!
Here is some sample code to get you started:
#include "MicroBit.h"
MicroBit uBit;
int main()
{
uBit.init();
uBit.display.scroll("HELLO WORLD!");
release_fiber();
}
What is uBit?¶
uBit is an instance of the MicroBit class which provides a really simple way to interact with the various components on the micro:bit itself.
This simplicity can be seen with this line of code:
uBit.display.scroll("HELLO WORLD!");
This line scrolls the text HELLO WORLD!
across the micro:bit's display.
Initialisation¶
In the above example, there is a line used to initialise the uBit object:
uBit.init();
In this call the scheduler, memory allocator and Bluetooth stack are initialised.
Note
This line is omitted in all examples you will find on this site simply to avoid repetition!
What is a fiber and why do we release it?¶
Fibers are lightweight threads used by the runtime to perform operations asynchronously.
The function call fiber_release();
is recommended at the end of main to release the main fiber, and enter
the scheduler indefinitely as you may have other fibers running elsewhere in the code.
It also means that the processor will enter a power efficient sleep if there are
no other processes running.
If this line is omitted, your program will cease all execution.


18 April, 2014
Aggregated, normalized, visualizable semantic DB of Transparency Reports from tech companies.
Project featured by EFF and in a series on news outlets.
Note: Silk has been discontinued as of August 2016 and this project is no longer available
An increasing number of Internet and telecommunication companies are publishing reports detailing the number of government requests for user interaction data the companies have received in a given period of time. Technology and telecommunications companies store data on all user interactions. This includes “non-content data” (also called metadata). Metadata consists of login times, user location and IP addresses of users involved in the communication. Technology and telecom companies sometimes store actual content — recordings or copies of emails, chats, video chats, and voice calls. Governments file requests for this data for anti-terrorism surveillance but also for drug investigations and other law enforcement purposes. Called “Transparency Reports”, these reports also state how often the company complies with the government request.
This projects collects all Transparency Reports from major service providers, normalized into a comprehensive data resource for comparing and investigating worldwide government requests for users’ data.


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There are lots of different kinds of fruit - there are over 500 varieties of banana alone. By the time we add the countless type of apples, oranges and other well-known fruit, we are faced with thousands of choices.
There are lots of different kinds of fruit - there are over 500 varieties of banana alone. By the time we add the countless type of apples, oranges and other well-known fruit, we are faced with thousands of choices.


Introduction
The website seattleu.edu/getanswers is a website designed to provide answers to Seattle University students about the many changes underway regarding Spring Quarter and campus operations while the university operates remotely.
The page was recently created and added to the Seattle University website to respond as quickly as possible to questions as new policies were being created, but we want to conduct a usability test to make sure students are able to find the information they are looking for or reach out to informed staff who can help them find answers.
The usability tests were conducted on 4/25-26/2020. They were conducted on the users' computers and the screen activity was recorded via Zoom.
Executive Summary
The usability test of seattleu.edu/getanswers was conducted on 4/45-26/2020. The tests were conducted in Seattle, WA. The purpose of the tests were to determine whether the website was easy to use, and to gauge the look and feel of the site and it’s organization.
Three participants conducted the tests. The sessions were short-10 minutes each. Each participant conducted the same tests. The overall results were that the users found the page to contain useful information.
However some guideposts were unclear and users strayed, looking for the right place to find answers. Users also didn’t use some navigation options, like jumps, and instead ended up doing a lot of scrolling.
Recommendations for improvement include:- Adding redundancies: Add Emergency Fund information to the Student Financial Services page
- Clarifying headings: Remove the word FAQ from the phrase “Quick Facts and FAQ” and make a new heading for FAQ right above the FAQ
- Clarifying navigation: Increase the size of the jump options
- Elevating links: Make the student support center/get answers page a more prominent feature on the Covid19 page.
This blog contains details about the methodology, the participants and the tasks assigned. It summarizes the results and ratings, and concludes with recommendations.
Methodology
Sessions
The user test sessions happened over the course of two days. Each session was approximately 10 minutes in length. Participants were asked to complete 2 tasks and were questioned about 3 things: ease of the navigating and finding the information, the overall look and feel and tone of the page, and the organization of the order of things on the page.
Participants
I recruited 3 participants for the user test.
Tasks/Scenarios
Participants were asked questioned based on a user test script. They were introduced to the project and then asked to start on the homepage of Seattle U and find the answers to two scenarios, both of which are common questions asked by people who end up emailing or calling the student support center:
- Task 1: Emergency Funds. You are a current college student and you want to know how to apply for emergency funds. What would you do?
- Task 2: Credit/No Credit. You are a current college student and you want to know what you should do about deciding whether to apply for credit/no credit options for Winter quarter grades. What would you do?
Results
Users had mixed results in their tasks.Overall Ratings
Users found the site a little challenging to use. They liked the look and feel of the site and said it felt like a place for college students. They found the organization could use some improvement.
Recommendations
Users highlight some simple navigation, headings and links changes that can make the site more intuitive.
Conclusion
Users found the page to be informative and a welcome source to turn to when there are so many policies changing making other recent policy changes outdated. Most users were able to find answers to most tasks but some clearer signposts and more prominent navigation options will help to make the page a quicker source of information. Implementing the recommendations and continuing to work with users (real lay people) will ensure a user-centered website.


Projection.Store Class
Mixin for Store to support fetching models using projection.
Item Index
Methods
_normalizeQuery
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modelName
-
[query]
Retrieves projection from query, converts it to query params and merges with query.
Parameters:
Returns:
Modified query with projection parameters. Returns original query, if projection not specified.
findAll
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modelName
-
[options]
Finds the records for the given model type.
See findAll for details.
Parameters:
Returns:
Records promise.
findRecord
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modelName
-
id
-
[options]
Returns a record for a given type and id combination.
See findRecord for details.
Parameters:
Returns:
Record promise.
query
-
modelName
-
query
This method delegates a query to the adapter.
See query for details.
Parameters:
Returns:
A promise, which is resolved with a RecordArray once the server returns.
queryRecord
-
modelName
-
query
This method delegates a query to the adapter.
See queryRecord for details.
Parameters:
Returns:
A promise, which is resolved with a DS.RecordObject once the server returns.


This is the BRAND NEW release of Google Play Music Desktop Player. A lot of things have changed.
Here is a quick run down of all the cool new things.
- We now support Mac OS X!!!
- We have a whole bunch of new features
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- Hands free voice controls! (Just try saying "hey music can you pause" or "hey music let's mix it up")
- Customizable hotkeys
- HTML5 Audio - NO MORE FLASH!!!!
- Minimize the app to task bar for background audio
- And a whole lot more, explore the new app!
- Are you a developer? We are now exposing an API for you guys to use, check it out on our GitHub page
I've put a lot of work into the new version so I hope you love it :)


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In conclusion, CoGo stations tend to serve areas that have population density lower
than 2,000, where number of households between 500 to 1,000 and age of residents is
between 30 and 35, with annual median household income lower than $80,000. Also, a
very strong correlation between income and the usage of sharing-bikes does not exist
from our analysis. However, we could obverse some patterns such as bikes from low-income
areas tend to be less likely used comparing to higher income areas, and rich area
(average annual income is between $80,000 to $100,000) has fairly small number of CoGo
bike stations. Another interesting finding is that users with age over than 35 use CoGo
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If you don't know about Blisscovered, then can I ask you one thing... "Where have you been living ?". Ok let me update you on that.
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- 4-5 handpicked trial products from your favorite brands each month,
- Free delivery straight to your door,
- Exclusive member discount.
Price: Rs. 700 for one month and Rs.1900 for 3 months
I recently won Wiseshe+Blisscovered giveaway, I know I am just too lucky these days. And here I unfold the mystery items in my box (Althougth I already had some hint :P)
So these are the items in my Feburary box
- Omved Tired Foot Soak (40 gms)
Full size: 100gms for Rs. 300/-
- Shiseido White Luscent Balancing Protective Emulsion ( 15ml )
Full size: 75ml for Rs. 3,250/-
- H2O+ Spa Sea Salt Hydrating Body Butter ( 30 ml )
Full Size: 240 ml for Rs. 1,190/-
- Chambor Stay-on Waterproof Eye Pencil in Forever Blue
Price: Rs. 370
- The Nature's Co. Lemon Peel exfoliating body wash and Coffee Face Scrub
Price: 250ml Body wash for Rs.775 and 125ml face scrub for Rs.525
The Box also included a personalized message and a discount coupon
Ok the Verdict is , I really liked the box because,
- It actually contains products, I would have actually bought,
- Some sample sizes are quite decent and enough to make my mind to buy them or not,
- I am totally in love with the box, its so purple and beautiful,
- I have heard about their customer service, its quick and prompt,
Ok now what I did not like,
- Nature's co product are not enough in quantity to come to a decision, I wish they had given only one but in better quantity,
- I would also like if they can ship Delhi/Bangalore and other distant addressed boxes a day earlier than Mumbai, else it takes the mystery and fun out of the box :(
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Bibliotheca Hertziana Digital Atlas of Gesture. Leonardo Impett 2019. Powered by OpenPose (CMU Perceptual Computing Lab) and Pix-Plot (Yale DH Lab)


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- Method in class datagenerator.util.
CSVReader
This method returns the number of lines in the file.
Load()
- Method in class datagenerator.loaders.
LocationLoader
This method is used to import the loaders data into the database, whose connection should be given using the constructor.
Load()
- Method in class datagenerator.loaders.
NameLoader
This method is used to import the loaders data into the database, whose connection should be given using the constructor.
Load()
- Method in interface datagenerator.loaders.
TupLoader
This method is used to import the loaders data into the database, whose connection should be given using the constructor.
load()
- Static method in class datagenerator.util.
FieldFactory
LoadData()
- Method in class datagenerator.gui.
Loader
This method creates a connection to the database, and then uses each loader to read data into the database for the generator.
Loader
- Class in
datagenerator.gui
This class is a GUI similar to that of the Generator class.
Loader(MainGui)
- Constructor for class datagenerator.gui.
Loader
This is the constructor for the Loader Class.
Location
- Static variable in class datagenerator.gui.
AddDialog
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datagenerator.fields.compress
This Compressed Field is a datastructure used for storing configuration information of an AutoIncField.
LocationCompressedField(String, boolean, boolean, boolean[], String[])
- Constructor for class datagenerator.fields.compress.
LocationCompressedField
This is the default constructor to create the compressed field.
LocationField
- Class in
datagenerator.fields
The LocationField is the Field object that is used by the MainGUI.
LocationField()
- Constructor for class datagenerator.fields.
LocationField
This is the default constructor.
LocationField(LocationCompressedField)
- Constructor for class datagenerator.fields.
LocationField
This is the constructor used to populate a previously created field.
LocationGenerator
- Class in
datagenerator.generators
This class is used to generate random location data, and directly interacts with the database.
LocationGenerator(Connection, String[], boolean[], boolean)
- Constructor for class datagenerator.generators.
LocationGenerator
This is the constructor for the location generator.
LocationLoader
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datagenerator.loaders
This class is used by the loader class to import location data into the database.
LocationLoader(Connection, JProgressBar)
- Constructor for class datagenerator.loaders.
LocationLoader
This is the constructor.
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Stadia review roundup – every verdict on Google’s streaming tech
by Dustin BaileyGoogle Stadia officially launches this week, and after all this time we’re finally going to see how this massive push for game streaming actually works in practice. The reviews have landed, and critics have reached a more or less unified verdict: Stadia’s streaming tech is fantastic, but Google’s service is frustratingly limited.
Many reviews are still listed as ‘in-progress,’ and hardware reviews often aren’t scored as games are, so you won’t find the usual aggregate scores on OpenCritic and Metacritic. But outlets like IGN have issued temporary scores – a 6/10 in this example – and offered in-depth thoughts on the service.
As Vice says, “the technology is there, but the service is not even close.” There’s a limited lineup of games, and multiplayer titles only connect Stadia players. GamesBeat says “you can only play Destiny 2 and Mortal Kombat with other people who own those games on Stadia. Destiny 2 has cross-save features,“ concluding that “right now, Google Stadia is a platform for nobody.“
More succinctly, USgamer says “Google Stadia is simply not ready for launch.”
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On the tech side, things sound much better. Digital Foundry’s breakdown says “Stadia impresses with the best image quality and latency I’ve seen from a streaming platform,” but notes that it’s certainly not lag-free – and compression artifacts do occasionally rear their heads.
You can already check out some Stadia streaming alternatives if you want other was to run games without the expense of local hardware.


feroxbuster
Simple, fast, recursive content discovery tool written in Rust.
Used to brute-force hidden paths on web servers and more.
More information: home page
- Discover specific directories and files that match in the wordlist with extensions and 100 threads and a random user-agent:
feroxbuster --url "https://example.com" --wordlist path/to/file --threads 100 --extensions "php,txt" --random-agent
- Enumerate directories without recursion through a specific proxy:
feroxbuster --url "https://example.com" --wordlist path/to/file --no-recursion --proxy "http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8080"
- Find links in webpages:
feroxbuster --url "https://example.com" --extract-links
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feroxbuster --url "https://example.com" --filter-status 301 --filter-size 4092


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As the volume and sophistication of cyber attacks grow, companies and organizations,
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Chronological timeline for Bangi area:
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|---|---|
| 18 March | A newly married couple was tested positive for COVID-19. They held a wedding ceremony on 6–7 March in Bandar Baru Bangi of Hulu Langat District. 44 health workers from Teluk Intan Hospital attended this wedding, as the couple was a doctor and a nurse. The Ministry believes that this cluster was caused by Tabligh cluster.More and more cases related to Tabligh were also reported. |
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The BJCP Styles Test will randomly choose 10 BJCP styles and ask you to choose the correct range out of a choice of 3 for each of: OG, FG, IBU, SRM, and ABV. After each question you'll be presented with the correct answer and a score. At the end of the 10 styles you'll be presented with an overall score and a listing of those styles you did well on, and those you didn't. You can choose to torture yourself more if you want to.


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Nature Rejuvenation is an art. If one wishes to restore / improve any vacant land, agricultural field or a patch of degraded jungle, one needs to assess the native / local level natural attributes at and around the given site. One needs to understand the guidelines and framework suggested by Nature in order to succeed in such an endeavour. Every place has its own needs, which can be studied and recognised by experts and measures can be undertaken to increase the pace at which Nature can do the restoration work. Our natural resources are dwindling at an alarming rate, and it is the duty of us all to do our own bit to restore the natural balance. Many people residing in cities have a piece of land adjacent to the city or in some nearby village. Most often, due to lack of proper information and guidance, such people do not know how they can use these lands for restoring Nature. “Punarnava” can provide following services in this respect…
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One of the most powerful features of Behavior Trees is that you can build up lots of smaller simpler trees and compose them together into larger, more complex ones.
How does this work in Elixir? It is pretty simple:
def auth do
Node.sequence([
action(User, :choose_from_pool),
action(User, :log_in_current_user)
])
end
def read_posts(n, category) do
Node.sequence([
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n,
action(Post, :fetch, [[category: category]])
)
])
end
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Node.sequence([
auth(),
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write_post(),
# etc...
])
])
end
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COVID aware shows how collective behaviours can affect spread of COVID-19. Try the app to see how coronavirus might spread through a community.


How to read this chart: Each circle on this graph represents a country. The size of the circle shows the population size. The color of each circle and their position on the X shows the value of the metric being displayed
This year marks the 13th edition of the Global Information Technology Report, which provides a comprehensive assessment of networked readiness, or how prepared an economy is to apply the benefits of information and communications technology (ICT) to promote economic growth and well-being. Using updated methodology that was introduced in 2012, the report ranks the progress of 148 economies in leveraging ICT to increase productivity, economic growth and the number of quality jobs. The rankings also show how far some countries have gone in bridging the digital divide – not only in terms of developing ICT infrastructure, but also in terms of economic and social impact – and highlight the main strengths and weaknesses countries are facing. This edition also analyses in detail the rewards and risks associated with big data and what public and private organizations must do to benefit from it. The report remains the most comprehensive and authoritative international assessment of its kind.
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QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface Class
The QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface class allows you to change the focus of Qt Designer's object inspector. More...
| Header: | #include <QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface> |
| qmake: | QT += designer |
| Inherits: | QWidget |
Public Functions
| QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface(QWidget *parent, Qt::WindowFlags flags = Qt::WindowFlags()) | |
| virtual | ~QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface() |
| virtual QDesignerFormEditorInterface * | core() const |
- 216 public functions inherited from QWidget
Public Slots
| virtual void | setFormWindow(QDesignerFormWindowInterface *formWindow) = 0 |
- 19 public slots inherited from QWidget
Additional Inherited Members
- 59 properties inherited from QWidget
- 3 signals inherited from QWidget
- 5 static public members inherited from QWidget
- 35 protected functions inherited from QWidget
- 1 protected slot inherited from QWidget
Detailed Description
The QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface class allows you to change the focus of Qt Designer's object inspector.
You can use the QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface to change the current form window selection. For example, when implementing a custom widget plugin:
QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface *objectInspector = 0; objectInspector = formEditor->objectInspector(); QDesignerFormWindowManagerInterface *manager = 0; manager = formEditor->formWindowManager(); objectInspector->setFormWindow(manager->formWindow(0));
The QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface class is not intended to be instantiated directly. You can retrieve an interface to Qt Designer's object inspector using the QDesignerFormEditorInterface::objectInspector() function. A pointer to Qt Designer's current QDesignerFormEditorInterface object (formEditor
in the example above) is provided by the QDesignerCustomWidgetInterface::initialize() function's parameter. When implementing a custom widget plugin, you must subclass the QDesignerCustomWidgetInterface to expose your plugin to Qt Designer.
The interface provides the core() function that you can use to retrieve a pointer to Qt Designer's current QDesignerFormEditorInterface object, and the setFormWindow() function that enables you to change the current form window selection.
See also QDesignerFormEditorInterface and QDesignerFormWindowInterface.
Member Function Documentation
QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface::QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface(QWidget *parent, Qt::WindowFlags flags = Qt::WindowFlags())
Constructs an object inspector interface with the given parent and the specified window flags.
[virtual]
QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface::~QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface()
Destroys the object inspector interface.
[virtual]
QDesignerFormEditorInterface *QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface::core() const
Returns a pointer to Qt Designer's current QDesignerFormEditorInterface object.
[pure virtual slot]
void QDesignerObjectInspectorInterface::setFormWindow(QDesignerFormWindowInterface *formWindow)
Sets the currently selected form window to formWindow.


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org::galagosearch::core::retrieval::query::StructuredQuery
public class StructuredQuery
Valid query language syntax: #operator:argument(...) term, or term.field, or term.field.field, etc. @author trevor
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Alias | StructuredQuery |
| Visibility | public |
| Final | |
| Transient | |
| Abstract | |
| Leaf |
| Operation Summary | |
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Node |
copy(Traversal traversal, Node tree) Copies a query tree using a traversal object. |
void |
walk(Traversal traversal, Node tree) Walks a query tree with a traversal object. |
String[0..*] |
splitOn(String text, char delimiter) Splits an input string, which may include escapes, into chunks based on a delimiter character. |
Node |
parseOperator(String operator, int offset) Parses an operator from the string query. |
int |
findEscapedEnd(String query, int start) Find the end of an escaped query region. |
int |
findOperatorEnd(String query, int start) Find the end of an operator. |
int |
findTextEnd(String query, int start)   |
String |
decodeEscapes(String escapedString)   |
String[0..*] |
splitStringRespectingEscapes(String query, char split)   |
Node |
fieldOrNode(String fieldNames[0..*], int offset)   |
Node |
parseTerm(String query, int offset)   |
int |
findOperatorExpressionEnd(String query, int offset)   |
Node[0..*] |
parseArguments(String query, int offset) Parses arguments to an operator. |
Node |
parse(String query)   |
String[0..*] |
findQueryTerms(Node queryTree)   |
Node |
parseFields(Node result, String chunks[0..*], int offset)   |
Node |
parseOperatorExpression(String query, int i, int offset)   |
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public static Node copy(Traversal traversal, Node tree)
public static void walk(Traversal traversal, Node tree)
public static String[0..*] splitOn(String text, char delimiter)
public static Node parseOperator(String operator, int offset)
Parses an operator from the string query. This method assumes that operator is a pound sign ('#') followed by some text, followed by an open parentheses. Parsing stops at the parenthesis.
Note that parsing starts at index 0, not at "offset". The offset is used purely for giving parse error information, and represents the offset of the operator string in the larger query string.
public static int findEscapedEnd(String query, int start)
public static int findOperatorEnd(String query, int start)
Find the end of an operator. We assume that query.charAt(start) is a pound sign. We skip forward in the query looking for the end of the operator by looking at parentheses; we know we're done when the parentheses are balanced and we've seen at least one open parenthesis. This method skips over escaped regions.
public static int findTextEnd(String query, int start)
public static String decodeEscapes(String escapedString)
public static String[0..*] splitStringRespectingEscapes(String query, char split)
public static Node fieldOrNode(String fieldNames[0..*], int offset)
public static Node parseTerm(String query, int offset)
public static int findOperatorExpressionEnd(String query, int offset)
public static Node[0..*] parseArguments(String query, int offset)
public static Node parse(String query)
public static String[0..*] findQueryTerms(Node queryTree)
private static Node parseFields(Node result, String chunks[0..*], int offset)
private static Node parseOperatorExpression(String query, int i, int offset)
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open class UITestKitBase : TestKitBase
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open var topVCType: String { get }
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Gets you the VC that is the currently visible VC (top)
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open var topVC: UIViewController? { get }
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open var tabBarVC: UITabBarController? { get }
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open class var topVC: UIViewController? { get }
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open class func getVisibleViewController(_ rootViewController: UIViewController? = UIApplication.shared.keyWindow?.rootViewController) -> UIViewController?
Parameters
rootViewController
The root Viewcontroller to search.
Return Value
The currently visible ViewController if it could be determined.
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Disables UI Animations
Declaration
Swift
open func disableAnimations()
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Enables UI Animations
Declaration
Swift
open func enableAnimations()
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Modally presents the provided view controller (without animations).
Declaration
Swift
open func presentModally(viewController: UIViewController)
Parameters
viewController
The view controller you want to present.


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Now a little bit about myself - So, let's start with my
knowledge. Well
I'm a Self Learner, I've learnt all the things like Programming, Web Development and Software
Development
from Books, YouTube and Google. But this isn't possible if i didn't learn the basics in my College.
After college I've started my self-learning journey. To Create something Amazing, Beautiful and
Functional
Solution for the people in need.
Requires for development of the Website
This will give the website it's Stylish Looks
Making the Website Interactive and Functional
Windows Software Development language
Fast Performance Software and Game Development language
General Purpose Programming Language. Capable of Developing Most of Anything
Bootstrap - Fast and Rapid Web Development. Creates Beautiful UI without taking much Time to develop CSS
Flask - Uses for Simple & Fast Web Application with Databases functionality with Python Backend
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Caramel is a 1 year old brown tabby cat. She weighs only 8 pounds but has a lot of belly floop.
Here's a list of Caramel's favorite foods:
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Spaghetti sauce
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Chicken necks
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Salmon!
She has a wonderful brother named Bagheera!


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The boundaries for geographical units in the United States of
America contained in this package include state, county, congressional
district, and zip code tabulation area. Contemporary boundaries are provided
by the U.S. Census Bureau (public domain). Historical boundaries for the
years from 1629 to 2000 are provided form the Newberry Library's 'Atlas of
Historical County Boundaries' (licensed CC BY-NC-SA). Additional data is
provided in the 'USAboundariesData' package; this package provides an
interface to access that data.
| Version: |
0.3.1 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.1.1) |
| Suggests: |
sf (≥ 0.5.1), testthat (≥ 0.9.1), USAboundariesData (≥
0.3.1), covr, knitr, rmarkdown, dplyr, leaflet |
| Published: |
2018-03-29 |
| Author: |
Lincoln Mullen [aut, cre],
Jordan Bratt [aut],
United States Census Bureau [cph] |
| Maintainer: |
Lincoln Mullen <lincoln at lincolnmullen.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/ropensci/USAboundaries/issues |
| License: |
MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: |
http://lincolnmullen.com/software/usaboundaries/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
USAboundaries citation info |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
USAboundaries results |


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I was warned when I warned young, my parents told me to stay away, they made it sound like it was deadly, and being fucked up just was not the way.
  And now itís apart of my life, like itís one of my best friends.
God made this plant for us.  I sit down in my chair, put my feet up to recline, fire up the bowl, and now Iím on cloud nine. Now my head is spinning, Iím really working on a buzz, I havenít a care in the world, and I owe it to the drugs.  So I swallow a few zanex, two will get me numb. Iím thirsty as hell but I canít get up to walk, and I would ask my mom, but I donít have the spit to talk. Now Iím not a druggie, and this isnít all I do.
I used to like sports, and I go to a blue ribbon school. I havenít lost my friends, and I still have an interest in life, these drugs are only helping, I promise Iím doing it rite. I showed up at my buddies, there were people all around.  Around an hour later, when all the weed was smoke, my friend said he had a surprise, then he pulled out a bag of coke. I didnít want to look at it because I just wasnít down to get involved, he insisted that itís harmless, and all my problems would be solved.
  He seemed to be a pro, the way he was using the razor blade to perfection. It was no longer just a pile, they split into four equal sections.  He put the dollar in his nose, and quickly sniffed a line, got up and cleared his throat, and everything was fine. He passed it to his right, and now Iím third in line.
I tried to anticipate the feeling, but that I couldnít find. Because never in my life, had I thought of snorting lines.  The next thing I knew, they were passing me the glass.  It happened in the matter of seconds, and all I thought was darn. Five minutes later, the high had just kicked in, I was on top of the world. I was everyoneís best friend. The guilt left my mind, like a bad told joke. And what I failed to realize was, I just did coke.
Itís honestly hard to admit that what I did was wrong, at least I wasnít hooked, or should I say not for long. Get out your books children, get ready for todayís lesson, and I hope your taking notes, todayís topic is aggression. They say it makes you horny, and when your with a girl it hits the spot, it was forty dollars for one pill, so I knew I wouldnít roll a lot. I was full of rage, as blood covered my fists, it was the last night of the summer, I added xtacy to the list.
I spent all my money for this upper, and it only made me pissed. December 7th, it was Christmas Dance night, I knew I needed something special, to get me feeling rite. I showed up at the dance higher then a kite, not knowing that night, would be the best of my life. We showed up at some guyís apartment, that consisted of just one big room, and on the table I saw a bag, filled to the top with shrooms.  I had heard they get you fucked, but the experience to me was new. Cap after cap, and damn they were hard to chew.
Now you might think Iím clowning, from what Iím about to say, but with the blink of an eye, his walls turned from white to gray. My eyes kept playing tricks, and every ten minutes I would hear a voice, but all I realized was, I had found my drug of choice.  At least Iím here to talk about it, and remember, tomorrowís just another day.
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