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BIO_socket_wait, BIO_wait, BIO_do_connect_retry - BIO connection utility functions
#include <openssl/bio.h>
#ifndef OPENSSL_NO_SOCK
int BIO_socket_wait(int fd, int for_read, time_t max_time);
#endif
int BIO_wait(BIO *bio, time_t max_time, unsigned int nap_milliseconds);
int BIO_do_connect_retry(BIO *bio, int timeout, int nap_milliseconds);
BIO_socket_wait() waits on the socket fd for reading if for_read is not 0, else for writing, at most until max_time. It succeeds immediately if max_time == 0 (which means no timeout given).
BIO_wait() waits at most until max_time on the given (typically socket-based) bio, for reading if bio is supposed to read, else for writing. It is used by BIO_do_connect_retry() and can be used together BIO_read(3). It succeeds immediately if max_time == 0 (which means no timeout given). If sockets are not available it supports polling by succeeding after sleeping at most the given nap_milliseconds in order to avoid a tight busy loop. Via nap_milliseconds the caller determines the polling granularity.
BIO_do_connect_retry() connects via the given bio. It retries BIO_do_connect() as far as needed to reach a definite outcome, i.e., connection succeeded, timeout has been reached, or an error occurred. For nonblocking and potentially even non-socket BIOs it polls every nap_milliseconds and sleeps in between using BIO_wait(). If nap_milliseconds is < 0 then a default value of 100 ms is used. If the timeout parameter is > 0 this indicates the maximum number of seconds to wait until the connection is established or a definite error occurred. A value of 0 enables waiting indefinitely (i.e, no timeout), while a value < 0 means that BIO_do_connect() is tried only once. The function may, directly or indirectly, invoke ERR_clear_error().
BIO_socket_wait(), BIO_wait(), and BIO_do_connect_retry() return -1 on error, 0 on timeout, and 1 on success.
BIO_do_connect(3), BIO_read(3)
BIO_socket_wait(), BIO_wait(), and BIO_do_connect_retry() were added in OpenSSL 3.0.
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step 3
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Has anyone had implemented lenses in lean? Would it be helpful in mathlib, or useful to formalize here?
What is a lens?
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/lens
I remember chatting about this at Lean Together 2019
I had a go at implementing them but I didn't finish.
If I remember, I basically got it working but I had many issues with getting coercions between the different classes (prism, optic, iso etc) to be painless. I'll dig it up and link to it.
That package is really bad at telling me what a lens is. Do I need to read the code to figure it out? They only tell me how to use it. Not what it is.
Yeah sorry. I'm looking for another source.
https://github.com/EdAyers/edlib/blob/master/lens.lean
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Haskell/Lenses_and_functional_references helps
In short, lenses are a way to update part of a whole and are composable. For example if you have nested records, then you can have a lens for accessing each field. In c terms, it's like a functional lvalue.
If you like pictures: http://adit.io/posts/2013-07-22-lenses-in-pictures.html
So, as a mathematician I'm supposed to find them not interesting at all. Except that they might be really handy as implementation toolkit for complex mathematical objects, and so it's good if I know what they are.
I implemented like the minimum amount so that I could understand what lenses are and then I gave up, so don't expect too much!
I've been playing with the idea of having lenses in Lean for a while. There's no approach I have found that reproduces the flexibility of the Haskell lenses. The question becomes: where is the sweet spot. I'm not sure
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X1 members also revealed to have returned home to their families in light of their hiatus
by beansssAccording to media outlet 'TV Report' on November 21, members of the 'Produce X 101' project group X1 have also returned home to their families, with no more schedules listed for the group in the immediate future.
Previously, media outlets reported that the members of IZ*ONE have returned home to their families, shortly following the group's decision to postpone their 1st full album comeback.
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I am a PhD student at Manchester Metropolitan University trying to apply lessons learned from the reproducability crisis to a project on the Proteus Effect, health and body image.
Background:
I studied a BSc in Psychology at the University of Hull between 2004-2007. My dissertation was on driver distraction and roadside advertising.
I studied for an MRes in Psychological Research Methods between 2007-2008 for which I investigated Visual Variant Alzheimer’s Disease.
I worked in a video game shop
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To create a new assignment, the user chooses the 'Assignment' menu
command. The user chooses
'New Assignment' from the list of items to add a new assignment; this takes
the form of the following, Figure 1.
Figure 1: Add Assignment path.
Figure 2: Add Assignment dialog.
When the user selects the 'Add Assignment' button, the system
inputs the newly created Assignment in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Assignment Added view.
To create another assignment, the user chooses the 'Assignment' menu
command again. The user chooses
'New Assignment' from the list of items to add a new assignment; takes
the form of the following, Figure 4.
Figure 4: Add Assignment path.
Figure 5: Add Assignment dialog.
When the user selects the 'Add Assignment' button, the system
inputs the newly created Assignment in Figure 6.
Figure 6: Assignment Added view.


Nyzo version 564 (commit on GitHub) adds a transaction search command to the client.
This version affects the client primarily. The ByteUtil changes theoretically improve the stability of other run modes.
In ByteUtil, some checks have been added to the arrayAsStringNoDashes() methods to avoid exceptions when the input array is null. The result of (null) is consistent with the result produced by the arrayAsStringWithDashes() method.
In ClientTransactionUtil.senderDataForDisplay(), a check was added to avoid null-pointer exceptions.
In CommandEndpointWeb, running of the command is now wrapped in a try/catch block. If the command throws an exception or does not produce a result, an error result is produced to provide feedback to the user.
In CommandManager, TransactionSearchCommand was added to the list of available commands.
In SimpleExecutionResult.toHtml(), the font size was changed to 0.8rem. This is the same font size used in tables in the documentation. A slightly smaller font size is helpful for fitting multiple columns within reasonable space requirements, especially on mobile devices.
Later in SimpleExecutionResult.toHtml(), a condition was added to bypass rendering of an empty result table.
The WebUtil.sanitizeString() method is now used to clean both header and data values in rendered HTML tables.
The new escapeStringForJson() method is used to ensure the validity of string values in JSON responses.
The SimpleExecutionResult.escapeStringForJson() method escapes characters required by the JSON specification.
The short command, long command, and description are implemented for TransactionSearchCommand as the Command interface requires. When implementing a new command, care should be taken to ensure that the short command and long command do not match the values used by any other commands.
The transaction-search command searches on either timestamp or block height.
The transaction-search command requires neither validation nor confirmation. It is not long-running — it produces immediate results based on blocks already loaded into memory. In the future, with appropriate indexing or database backing, this command could be extended to provide a more comprehensive transaction search.
The TransactionSearchCommand.run() method first processes the arguments. Either a timestamp or a block height may be provided, and the timestamp will be interpreted properly whether it is specified in milliseconds or seconds from the epoch. A minimum and maximum search timestamp are calculated from the provided arguments. Notices are added to the result so the user knows how the search was conducted.
The block is retrieved from BlockManager, and the result table is produced. Appropriate notices and errors are produced to provide context to the user.
A row is added for each transaction. An error is produced if the arguments were not able to be processed.
The TransactionSearchCommand.typeString() method produces a human-readable type string for the table from the transaction's type value.


LARGER THAN LIFE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2
So what is it with Bill Murray? Does he have a periodic death wish? Surely a comedic genius like that can see when a script is fully developed and when it isn't. Although he has made some incredibly funny films, GROUNDHOG DAY and GHOSTBUSTERS being two prime examples, many others of his fall flat. My least favorite of his is SCROOGED, but I think there are even worse ones that I chose not to see. Although his latest, LARGER THAN LIFE, isn't a bad movie, it is certainly an underdeveloped one. Lost opportunities abound in it.
Second tier motivational speaker Jack Corcoran (Bill Murray) travels the fried chicken circuit giving speeches to bored groups of business people. His shtick is teaching how to "Get Over It" as he got over his father's early death.
His dead father dies again, but you'll have to see the show to understand this bit of logic. It turns out his father was a circus clown, and he has left Jack a "large inheritance" according to his father's lawyer, Trowbridge Bowers (Harve Presnell). Yes, you guessed it, the large inheritance is an elephant. The elephant is named Vera after Jack's mother.
It seems Vera is like the proverbial bull in a china shop. Since she has destroyed much of the town, Bowers presents Jack with a bill for $35,000 in damages that must be paid within a few days.
"I'm probably going to have to entertain some more offers. I'm probably going to have to talk to Roy of Roy and Siegfried," claims Jack in negotiating on the phone with Mo (Janeane Garofalo) at the San Diego Zoo. She tells him if he gets the animal across the country in five days, she will pay him $30,000 and send Vera to Sri Lanka. The race against the clock is on. The subplot has Jack bargaining with Terry Bonura (Linda Fiorentino) who supplies animals for the movies, but doesn't treat them right. Perhaps she will make him a better offer.
"How much is your salad bar?" asks Jack of a waitress at a coffee shop. "$4.95" she says. But he corrects her, "The entire salad bar I mean." I wish the dialog by Roy Blount Jr. (based on a story by Pen Densham and Garry Williams) was always this sharp, but it isn't. The script is the weakest part of the film which is a shame since the possibilities are endless. You've got one of the greatest comedians in the world and a huge elephant, but the mean time between laughs is interminably long. Director Howard Franklin's pacing and the plodding editing by Sidney Levin only serve to compound the problems of the screenwriter's lack of ideas.
Along the way on this road picture, they come up on a panoply of quirky characters. Typical is circus man Vernon Blockhead (Pat Hingle). His specialty is cramming large objects up his nose. His wife is in her 70s, and she has tattoos covering every part of her anatomy. Elliot Davis's camerawork fixates on these colorful scars on her skin with lots of close-ups.
Vernon advises Jack not to sell the elephant to Mo saying, "Rain forest! That's just another word for jungle."
The low point in the movie is when Jack gets picked up by trucker Tip Tucker (Matthew McConaughey).  Never has McConaughey overacted so much. I could hardly watch his grotesque performance. The saving grace was that he mumbled most of his lines so you did not have to listen to what he was saying. His whole character should have been eliminated.
The film even has a romp through our local San Jose airport with Jack and Vera. I don't think I was there that day. After a movie with a paucity of ideas, they attempt a bittersweet ending which almost works. Ultimately the tragedy of the show for me is all of the talent that is wasted. Why didn't they wait for a better script? What was the hurry?
LARGER THAN LIFE runs thankfully just 1:33. It is rated PG for a little bad language, none of it necessary in a picture to be seen by mainly by grade school kids. There is no sex or nudity. There is a potentially scary scene near the edge of a cliff where Tip chases Jack with iron bar. Jeffrey (age 7 1/2) says he thinks kids need to be at least 5 to see the show. He gives it a thumb almost up. Personally, I do not recommend it and give it * 1/2 for a few good laughs and funny visuals.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: November 8, 1996
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Release date: 2010-05-17
This release contains a variety of fixes from 8.0.24. For information about new features in the 8.0 major release, see Section E.123.
The PostgreSQL community will stop releasing updates for the 8.0.X release series in July 2010. Users are encouraged to update to a newer release branch soon.
A dump/restore is not required for those running 8.0.X. However, if you are upgrading from a version earlier than 8.0.22, see the release notes for 8.0.22.
Enforce restrictions in plperl using an opmask applied to the whole interpreter, instead of using Safe.pm (Tim Bunce, Andrew Dunstan)
Recent developments have convinced us that Safe.pm is too insecure to rely on for making plperl trustable. This change removes use of Safe.pm altogether, in favor of using a separate interpreter with an opcode mask that is always applied. Pleasant side effects of the change include that it is now possible to use Perl's strict pragma in a natural way in plperl, and that Perl's $a and $b variables work as expected in sort routines, and that function compilation is significantly faster. (CVE-2010-1169)
Prevent PL/Tcl from executing untrustworthy code from pltcl_modules (Tom)
PL/Tcl's feature for autoloading Tcl code from a database table could be exploited for trojan-horse attacks, because there was no restriction on who could create or insert into that table. This change disables the feature unless pltcl_modules is owned by a superuser. (However, the permissions on the table are not checked, so installations that really need a less-than-secure modules table can still grant suitable privileges to trusted non-superusers.) Also, prevent loading code into the unrestricted "normal" Tcl interpreter unless we are really going to execute a pltclu function. (CVE-2010-1170)
Do not allow an unprivileged user to reset superuser-only parameter settings (Alvaro)
Previously, if an unprivileged user ran ALTER USER ... RESET ALL for himself, or ALTER DATABASE ... RESET ALL for a database he owns, this would remove all special parameter settings for the user or database, even ones that are only supposed to be changeable by a superuser. Now, the ALTER will only remove the parameters that the user has permission to change.
Avoid possible crash during backend shutdown if shutdown occurs when a CONTEXT addition would be made to log entries (Tom)
In some cases the context-printing function would fail because the current transaction had already been rolled back when it came time to print a log message.
Update pl/perl's ppport.h for modern Perl versions (Andrew)
Fix assorted memory leaks in pl/python (Andreas Freund, Tom)
Prevent infinite recursion in psql when expanding a variable that refers to itself (Tom)
Ensure that contrib/pgstattuple functions respond to cancel interrupts promptly (Tatsuhito Kasahara)
Make server startup deal properly with the case that
shmget()
returns EINVAL for an existing
shared memory segment (Tom)
This behavior has been observed on BSD-derived kernels including OS X. It resulted in an entirely-misleading startup failure complaining that the shared memory request size was too large.
Update time zone data files to tzdata release 2010j for DST law changes in Argentina, Australian Antarctic, Bangladesh, Mexico, Morocco, Pakistan, Palestine, Russia, Syria, Tunisia; also historical corrections for Taiwan.


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-- cc/ccrunx-image | 15.09.2018
-- By daelvn
-- cc/ccrunx-image | 15.09.2018
-- By daelvn
{:title, :arrow, :dart, :bullet, :error} = require "ltext"
argparse = require "argparse"
table.unpack or= unpack or ->
Collect arguments
local argl
with argparse!
\name "ccrunx-image"
\description "Package instances of CCRunX instances"
\epilog "https://ccrunx.daelvn.ga"
\command_target "action"
with \option "-v --version"
\description "Prints the ccrunx-image version"
\action -> print "ccrunx-image 0.1"
with \command "compress c"
\description "Compress an instance"
\target "compress"
with \argument "environment"
\description "Package this environment"
\args 1
with \command "decompress d"
\description "Decompress an image"
\target "decompress"
with \argument "file"
\description "File to decompress"
\args 1
argl = \parse!
switch argl.action
when "compress"
env = argl.environment
print arrow "Compressing environment #{env} at .ccrunx/#{env}"
Use zip -r
zip = io.popen "zip ccrunx-image_#{env}.ccrunx -r #{env} .ccrunx/#{env}"
for line in zip\lines!
print bullet line
zip\close!
--
print arrow "Created archive ccrunx-image_#{env}.ccrunx"
when "decompress"
file = argl.file
print arrow "Decompressing image #{file}"
Use unzip
unzip = io.popen "unzip #{file}"
for line in unzip\lines!
print bullet line
unzip\close!
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Idukki district is a densely forested, mountainous region in the south Indian state of Kerala. In the north, Anamudi mountain towers over Eravikulam National Park, where the rare, blue Neelakurinji flower blooms every 12 years. Nearby, Munnar is a hill station known for its sprawling tea plantations and Tea Museum. Farther south is the vast, curved Idukki Dam and Periyar National Park, a tiger and elephant reserve.
Though it is regarded as the second-largest district in the region, it has the lowest population density among the other districts of Kerala, the urban population being higher than the rural. Idukki is rich in forests and also known as the "Spice Garden of Kerala". Till 1998, when Kuttampuzha was added to Ernakulam district, Idukki was the largest district in Kerala.
With spectacular views of the Cheruthoni and Idukki Dams, the Hill-view Park serves as a famous tourist destination of Idukki. One can also spot diverse wildlife in its belt natural habitat.
If you're a hiking or trekking junkie, Kulamavu is a hill-station that offers the perfect terrain for an adrenaline kick. With some amazing trekking trails, the place is also adorned with equally enchanting surroundings.
Built across the Kuravan and Kurathi hills at a height of about 550 feet, the Idukki Arch Dam is an architectural genius, for the rugged terrain along which it is built. The natural beauty surrounding the dam is breath-taking.


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by Soccer LadumaBased on the performances from this week’s Absa Premiership matches and the weekend’s Telkom Knockout quarter-final match-ups, certain players stood head and shoulders above the rest. We’d like you to comment on your outstanding performers.
For a summary of all the matches that took place, check out this week’s You Choose Your of the Week and then let us know the top player or players.
Please leave your comments on the top performers and why they stood head and shoulders above the rest in the comment section below.
The best comments will be featured in Wednesday’s Soccer Laduma newspaper!


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Please fill the form below and click on submit once you have finished. Fill up a complete description of your project.
Explore and process your current samples. First, select the project you want to analyze and then click on the type of analysis. Assembly
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the Assembly pipeline, the same sample name and metadata will be available for analysis under the Read matching pipeline. So, you don't need to fill up the same information twice.
Submit your own reference data set for helping to analyze your metagenomic samples. For details, click on the button below or check the user manual.
First, either log in as a guest or login to your user account. If you login as a guest, you can visualize public MetaStorm projects, but can not run any analysis. To login to your account, just type your email (user ID) and password. If you have not already registered for MetaStorm, you can create an account by filling in your name, email, and orginization as well as agreeing to the terms on the Request new account page. Once you have done this, wait for an email confirming you new account.
On the Home Page you can create new projects, upload new reference databases, browse other projects that have been submitted to MetaStorm, and see projects you have already created.
This lets you create new projects after entering a project name and description.
This interface will allow you to submit your own reference database. You will be able to use it during your metagenomics analysis.
First you need to prepare the database in the required format. MetaStorm requires two files for setting up the database. Depending on the type of database (taxonomy or annotation), you need to provide a file that contains the taxonomy or the functions for each gene as follows:
This is a list of projects that have been analysed by MetaStorm. On projects that you have access to (your projects or ones that are public), there are links to the results of whichever pipelines have been run.
This interface lets you select one of your past projects to either remove or run through a pipeline. Clicking on one of the pipelines will take you to the Update Project page for the selected project.
The first thing you will see here is the Samples page which lets you see and edit metadata about the samples that you have uploaded for this project.
The Project page displays the name and description of your project, lets you share this project with other email address, or make it public.
The Upload Raw Files page lets you upload new samples as gzipped fastq files (e.g. Sample1_R1.fastq.gz).
The Setup Metadata page lets you add the samples and associated metadata to your project. There are instructions for this at the bottom of the page.
The Run Analysis page lets you start the analysis of your samples using the selected pipeline after selecting which reference databases you want to use. This is where you the files that you have uploaded and the metadata that you entered.
You will get an email notifying you of the pipeline's completion. The project will then be listed under the Browse Projects section of the main page. Clicking on the pipeline name under the Analysis column will take you to the Explore Project page.
This screen is a read only copy of the Update Project page.
It displays the project and sample metadata. Clicking on the Unique Identifier for a sample will take you to the View Sample page.
This page shows the metadata for the selected sample, as well as results from the selected pipeline. It also lets you download the original sample files and Scaffolds and Genes found by the Assembly Pipeline.
The Comparison Tool can be found on the menu of the Home page.
It lets you compare samples from the selected projects.
It visualizes the breakup of taxonomical data (domain, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species) of each sample side by side.


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AppLaud Cloud
AppLaud Cloud consists of two major components. First is a web-based development environment to enable developers to easily create and run mobile applications. Second is a mobile app that works in conjunction with the IDE to run the apps.AppLaud Cloud's project manager enables the template-based creation so that you can begin with fully functional PhoneGap and jQuery Mobile based apps that demonstrate PhoneGap's device APIs and jQuery Mobile's touch optimized web framework.
AppLaud Cloud supports the hard-core coder with the powerful ACE editor, the Weinre cross-debugger, and the Ripple desktop browser device emulator.
After the AppLaud App is installed, all the developer's projects can be run directly from the cloud. The often time-consuming download and install are removed from the edit/debug cycle. The app also includes a demo mode, so that sample PhoneGap and jQuery Mobile apps can be run and/or installed to the device. The first version of the product supports Android devices only. We will make sure we have a great product for one platform before we expand to other platforms. Since almost all of the technology is Web based, we'll be able to move quickly.
Similarly, only the Chrome browser is supported initially. Other browsers will be supported in future updates.
This is the alpha version of the product and we'd love to hear your feedback. Is anything missing that you need to create your mobile apps? Let us know on the AppLaud Forum.
Login and Register
To log in and register, visit the AppLaud Login page and follow instructions from there.User Guide
An overview of AppLaud Cloud capabilities and how to get started. The same information shows up in the edit pane when no files are open or re-opened with menu Help –> Get Started.Start a Project
- Choose New –> Project
- Give it a name, select a Project Template, and click Create
- Double click files in left pane to edit
- File and Edit options available with right click and New/File/Edit menus
- Make sure browser pop-ups are enabled
Running the App
- Build not required
- Scan the QR Code to download the app to the device
- AppLaud App Documentation
- Tap 'Refresh Project List'
- Tap a project to begin running it
Debugging
- Tap 'W' icon on device app's Project List
- Tap the project
- On the desktop, select Debug –> Weinre Controller
- Make sure there is a green client and select Elements
- Examine HTML, change CSS, call functions, etc
- More at Weinre Home
Emulating
- Select Emulate –> Ripple Emulator
- Use Chrome Developer Tools to run and examine the project
- Use Ripple Console to simulate PhoneGap APIs
- More at Ripple Home
Packaging/Building
- Choose a build type
- Wait a minute or two for server build
- On the app, choose 'Refresh APK List
- Select app to download to your device
Uploading Files
- Select File –> Upload
- Right click on .zip files and select unzip
- Also drag and drop files onto window and select File –> Save As
Downloading Files/Folders/Projects
- Right click –> Download
Technology
AppLaud integrates a large amount of open source software across a wide range of domains. Below is a brief summary. Also, many of these projects are built upon yet more open source projects.Mobile
- PhoneGap an HTML5 app platform that allows you to author native applications with web technologies and get access to APIs and app stores. PhoneGap leverages web technologies developers already know best... HTML and JavaScript.
- jQueryMobileTouch-Optimized Web Framework for Smartphones & Tablets
- Weinre weinre is Web Inspector Remote. It's a debugger for web pages, like FireBug (for FireFox) and Web Inspector (for WebKit-based browsers), except it's designed to work remotely, and in particular, to allow you debug web pages on a mobile device such as a phone.
- Ripple Adds PhoneGap API support so that mobile applications can be run in the Chrome Browser and debugged with the Chrome Developer Tools
Web Application
- Ace A web based code editor that matches and extends the features, usability and performance of existing native editors such as TextMate, Vim or Eclipse.
- jQuery UI jQuery UI provides abstractions for low-level interaction and animation, advanced effects and high-level, themeable widgets, built on top of the jQuery JavaScript Library, that you can use to build highly interactive web applications.
- UI-layout The jQuery UI.Layout Plug-in is used to create and manage AppLaud's window panes
- jstree jsTree is a javascript based, cross browser tree component. It's used to implement AppLaud's project tree.
- openid-selector Provides jQuery-based client template for openid
- dryice Packaging tool
Server
- node.js Runs the AppLaud server
- node-dirty A tiny and fast key value store
- formidable File upload framework.
- http-proxy Manage port proxying
- node-static HTTP static-file server
- openid OpenID for node.js
- rimraf A `rm -rf` util for nodejs
- sesh super simple session middleware for node.js
- validator String validation and sanitization
- zipfile Inspect and uncompress zipfile archives in NodeJS
FAQ
1. Can I develop Java with AppLaud?While AppLaud is primarily focused on JavaScript/HTML/CSS development, it supports doing any Android development, including editing and updating Java files. AppLaud Cloud can build and package any Android app and the AppLaud App will download any Android app. Note that the standard AppLaud App's run project without download capability does not work for project's with modified Java files.
2. It's the web, why only Android?
While almost all of the technology in AppLaud is cross-platform, a few key pieces are OS-specific. Since we're prioritizing creating a great fully-functional development environment, we want to do that with a constrained test matrix first. iOS is our next priority.
3. What's the business model?
There are several options. Currently the major focus is to create a great development environment and build a strong user community. The product is free to use. The intention is for the environment to always remain free for open source development. Stay tuned.
4. How do you import Eclipse projects into AppLaud Cloud?
In Eclipse:
- Right click on project name and choose Export
- Select Archive File
- Choose file name for zip
- Click Finish
- Select New -> Import Project
- Enter Project Name. It may be different than the Eclipse name
- Choose File. Navigate to the location of the zip file
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The boys received a diary filled with various fan-sent questions, and read through each, containing remarks like "ONF oppas went on strict diets for this comeback, so what were the foods you craved the most while dieting? How did you stay away from eating those foods?" or "ONF is the definition of perfect so it seems like you wouldn't have anything like a 'dark past', but do you have any 'dark past' stories to tell?", etc. The fans sent in some very detailed questions, making for great "TMI" facts from the members!
You can watch the ONF members sharing tons of behind stories from their comeback preparations, their daily lives, and more with 'The Star', above!


The RSA algorithm can encrypt and decrypt numbers from the range of values 0,1,2, ...., N-1. A message M can thus not be encrypted if the bit length of the message is greater or equal to the bit length of the RSA key. Therefore the message is split up into k blocks each of bit length k*8, whereby k*8 must be smaller than the bit length of the RSA modulus. The number 8 comes from the fact that 8 bits are needed to present ASCII characters.


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Here's why.
----------------- It Is Resource Heavy ----------------
First, you have to think about what the
system() function really does: it executes not just one, but maybe
two separate processes and returns an exit status to your program (hopefully the exit status from the program you are attempting to run).
http://linux.die.net/man/3/system
Notice all the things that can go wrong... and very little recourse for error recognition and handling.
But wait, there's more! Speaking of system("PAUSE"), here is
WaltP's simplified, but complete, breakdown of what exactly system() does to accomplish its goal:
http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-61.html
----------------- It Defeats Security -----------------
So, if all it is is resource heavy, then what makes it so evil?
Because you have no guarantee that the program you are executing
1 is a valid command
2 does the same thing on all systems
3 hasn't been compromised with malicious code, or
4 is the program you think it is
The last two need a little explanation.
Here's a little console program to try out:
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#include <stdlib.h>
#if defined(WIN32) || defined(_WIN32) || defined(__WIN32__) || defined(__TOS_WIN__) || defined(__WINDOWS__)
#define EDITOR "notepad"
#else
#define EDITOR "emacs"
#endif
int main()
{
printf( "Now I'm going to start your text editor!\n" );
system( EDITOR );
printf( "Good-bye!\n" );
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A few notes for Unix/Linux users:
- I don't have emacs installed (I can't stand the thing). I use "kate" and "vim" instead. If you don't have Emacs installed, edit the above source to the name of your favorite text editor.
- To escape emacs if you don't know how, press
Ctrl-X, then
Ctrl-C.
- Before running your program, you'll have to make sure that the PATH includes the current directory. For bash users, type:
ECHO=.:"$PATH"
at the command prompt before running the program. Don't worry, this is only temporary. Once you are done with these exercises, type a period and press ENTER to restart bash to the proper defaults.
So then, go ahead and compile and run it to see it work.
Now that you've seen it work properly, create yourself a new little program in the same directory:
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int main()
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printf( "Bwah, hah, hah, hah, hah!\n" );
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Compile it and name the executable "
notepad.exe" if you are on Windows, or "
emacs" (or whatever your used above) if you are on *nix. (Be careful not to clobber your first program's executable.)
Now run the first program again. What happened? (Unix/Linux users, now would be a good time to restart your shell. Remember, this example was contrived -- there are plenty of other ways to get malicious software into the execution path.)
The
danger is that when you directly execute a program, it gets the same
privileges as your program -- meaning that if, for example, you are running as system administrator then the malicious program you just inadvertently executed
is also running as system administrator. If that doesn't scare you silly, check your pulse.
It doesn't matter if you aren't sysadmin either. Anything
you can do
it can do.
------------- Anti-Virus Programs Hate It -------------
The last thing is simply a matter of perception. If your users are running any sort of anti-virus, like ZoneAlarm, Norton, McAfee, etc. then they will get a very unpleasant message about your program trying to do something considered dangerous. Remember, the AV software doesn't say
what you are trying to do, only that it is trying to do something uncouth. Users treat such programs with suspicion.
Well, that's about it. Don't use
system() unless you have to.
Hope this helps.
As an addendum, if you
do need to use
system(), it is generally a good idea to check that you have a shell available:
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Also, straight from the manual page:
Do not use system() from a program with set-user-ID or set-group-ID privileges, because strange values for some environment variables might be used to subvert system integrity. Use the exec(3) family of functions instead, but not execlp(3) or execvp(3). system() will not, in fact, work properly from programs with set-user-ID or set-group-ID privileges on systems on which /bin/sh is bash version 2, since bash 2 drops privileges on startup. (Debian uses a modified bash which does not do this when invoked as sh.)
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EDITOR COMMANDS
Most editing commands are available in the menu, but definitely key-bindings and Mouse actions are the most effective way to build and arrange schematics, so you should learn at least the most important ones.
The basic principle in XSCHEM is that first you select something in the circuit then you decide what to do with the selection. For example, if you need to change an object property you first select it (mouse click) and then you press the edit property ('q') key. It you need to move together multiple objects you select them (by area or using multiple mouse clicks with the Shift key), then you press the move ('m') key.
EDITOR COMMAND CHEATSHEET
This list is available in XSCHEM in the Help menu
XSCHEM MOUSE BINDINGS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- LeftButton Clear selection and select a graphic object (line, rectangle, symbol, wire) if clicking on blank area: clear selection shift + LeftButton Select without clearing previous selection ctrl + LeftButton if an 'url' or 'tclcommand' property is defined on selected instance open the url or execute the tclcommand LeftButton drag Select objects by area, clearing previous selection shift + LeftButton drag Select objects by area, without clearing previous selection Ctrl + LeftButton drag Select objects by area to perform a subsequent 'stretch' move operation Shift + Select objects by area without unselecting Ctrl + LeftButton drag to perform a subsequent 'stretch' move operation Shift + Right Button Select all connected wires/labels/pins Ctrl + Right Button Select all connected wires/labels/pins, stopping at wire junctions Mouse Wheel Zoom in / out MidButton drag Pan viewable area Alt + LeftButton Unselect selected object Alt + LeftButton drag Unselect objects by area RightButton Edit property of object under the mouse else edit global schematic / symbol property string Shift + RightButton Edit property of object under the mouse else edit global schematic / symbol property string using the specified (or default) text editor. LeftButton Double click Terminate Polygon placement XSCHEM KEY BINDINGS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - BackSpace Back to parent schematic - Delete Delete selected objects - Insert Insert element from library - Down Move down ctrl Enter Confirm closing dialog boxes - Escape Abort, redraw, unselect - Left Move right - Right Move left - Up Move up - '!' Break selected wires at any wire or component pin connection - ' ' Pan schematic - ' ' When drawing lines or wires toggle between manhattan H-V, manhattan V-H or oblique path. - '#' Highlight components with duplicated name (refdes) ctrl '#' Rename components with duplicated name (refdes) - '5' View only probes ctrl '0-9' set current layer (4 -13) '0' set selected net or label to logic value '0' '1' set selected net or label to logic value '1' '2' set selected net or label to logic value 'X' '3' toggle selected net or label: 1->0, 0->1, X->X - 'a' Make symbol from pin list of current schematic ctrl 'a' Select all shift 'A' Toggle show netlist - 'b' Merge file ctrl 'b' Toggle show text in symbol alt 'b' Toggle show symbol details / only bounding boxes - 'c' Copy selected obj. ctrl 'c' Save to clipboard shift 'C' Start arc placement shift+ctrl 'C' Start circle placement alt 'C' Toggle dim/brite background with rest of layers shift 'D' Delete files ctrl 'e' Back to parent schematic - 'e' Descend to schematic alt 'e' Edit selected schematic in a new window '\' Toggle Full screen shift 'F' Flip alt 'f' Flip objects around their anchor points ctrl 'f' Find/select by substring or regexp - 'f' Full zoom shift 'G' Double snap factor - 'g' Half snap factor ctrl 'g' Set snap factor alt 'g' Hilight selected nets and send to gaw waveform viewer - 'h' Constrained horizontal move/copy of objects alt 'h' create symbol pins from schematic pins ctrl 'h' Follow http link or execute command (url, tclcommand properties) shift 'H' Attach net labels to selected instance - 'i' Descend to symbol alt 'i' Edit selected symbol in a new window alt+shift 'J' Create labels with 'i' prefix from highlighted nets/pins alt 'j' Create labels without 'i' prefix from highlighted nets/pins ctrl 'j' Create ports from highlight nets alt+ctrl 'j' Print list of highlighted nets/pins with label expansion shift 'J' create xplot plot file for ngspice in simulation directory (just type xplot in ngspice) - 'j' Print list of highlighted nets/pins - 'k' Hilight selected nets ctrl+shift 'K' highlight net passing through elements with 'propag' property set on pins shift 'K' Unhilight all nets ctrl 'k' Unhilight selected nets alt 'k' Select all nets attached to selected wire / label / pin. - 'l' Start line ctrl 'l' Make schematic view from selected symbol alt+shift 'l' add lab_wire.sym to schematic alt 'l' add lab_pin.sym to schematic ctrl+shift 'o' Load most recent schematic ctrl 'o' Load schematic - 'm' Move selected obj. shift 'N' Hierarchical netlist - 'n' Netlist ctrl 'n' New schematic ctrl+shift 'N' New symbol shift 'O' Toggle Light / Dark colorscheme ctrl 'o' Load schematic alt 'p' Add symbol pin ctrl 'p' Pan schematic view shift 'P' Pan, other way to. alt 'q' Edit schematic file (dangerous!) - 'q' Edit prop shift 'Q' Edit prop with vim ctrl+shift 'Q' View prop ctrl 'q' Exit XSCHEM alt 'r' Rotate objects around their anchor points shift 'R' Rotate - 'r' Start rect shift 'S' Change element order ctrl+shift 'S' Save as schematic ctrl 's' Save schematic alt 's' Reload current schematic from disk ctrl+alt 's' Save-as symbol - 't' Place text alt 'u' Align to current grid selected objects shift 'U' Redo - 'u' Undo - 'v' Constrained vertical move/copy of objects ctrl 'v' Paste from clipboard shift 'V' Toggle spice/vhdl/verilog netlist - 'w' Place wire ctrl 'w' Place polygon. Operation ends by placing last point over first. shift 'W' Place wire, snapping to closest pin or net endpoint ctrl 'x' Cut into clipboard - 'x' New cad session shift 'X' Highlight discrepancies between object ports and attached nets - 'y' Toggle stretching wires - 'z' Zoom box shift 'Z' Zoom in ctrl 'z' Zoom out - '?' Help - '&' Join / break / collapse wires shift '*' Postscript/pdf print ctr+shift '*' Xpm/png print alt+shift '*' Svg print '-' dim colors ctrl '-' Test mode: change line width ctrl '+' Test mode: change line width '+' brite colors - '_' Toggle change line width - '%' Toggle draw grid ctrl '=' Toggle fill rectangles - '$' Toggle pixmap saving ctrl '$' Toggle use XCopyArea vs drawing primitives for drawing the screen - ':' Toggle flat netlist
KEYBIND CUSTOMIZATION
changes to default keybindings may be placed in the ~/.xschem file as in the following examples:
## replace Ctrl-d with Escape (so you won't kill the program :-)) set replace_key(Control-d) Escape ## swap w and W keybinds; Always specify Shift for capital letters set replace_key(Shift-W) w set replace_key(w) Shift-W
STRETCH OPERATIONS
An important operation that deserves a special paragraph is the Stretch operation. There is frequently the need to move part of the circuit without breaking connections, for example to create more room for other circuitry or just to make it look better. The first thing to do is to drag a selection rectangle with the mouse holding down the Ctrl key, cutting wires we need to stretch:
After selection is done hit the move ('m') key. You will be able to move the selected part of the schematic keeping connected the wires crossing the selection rectangle:
In our example we needed to move up part of the circuit, the end result is shown in next picture. Multiple stretch rectangles can be set using the Shift key in addition to the Ctrl key after setting the first stretch area.
PLACE WIRES SNAPPING TO CLOSEST PIN OT NET ENDPOINT
The (uppercase) 'W' bindkey allows to place a wire putting start (and end point, later) to the closest pin or wire endpoint, this will make it easier to connect precisely without the need to zoom in all times.
CONSTRAINED MOVE
while creating wires, lines, and moving, stretching, copying objects, pressing the 'h' or 'v' keys will constrain the movement to a horizontal or vertical direction, respectively.
Constrained horizontal move: regardless of the mouse pointer Y position movement occurs on the X direction only.
Unconstrained move: objects follow the mouse pointer in X and Y direction.


"Take all the remarkable people in history, Rattle them off to a popular tune." |
1875: Richard D'Oyly Carte, manager of the Royalty Theatre in Soho, wanting a short one acter to fill out an evening's entertainment invites the pair to collaborate. The result is Trial by Jury. This opens on March 25th.
1875: A volume of Gilbert's plays are published which includes the text of Trial By Jury.
1875: Gilbert's comedy Tom Cobb, or Fortune's Toy opens, for a successful run, at the St. James's Theatre on April 24th.
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1875: Sullivan's comic opera The Zoo is first performed at the St. James's Theatre on June 5th. This ran for 18 days on the same bill as Gilbert's Tom Cobb before transfering to the Theatre Royal, Haymarket.
1875: Gilbert's Eyes and No Eyes opens at St. George's Hall on July 5th. This is the last of six plays written for the German Reed Company and for Arthur Cecil, a tenor who plays comic roles with considerable flair.
1875: Gilbert's blank verse drama Broken Hearts opens at the Court theatre on December 9th. It runs for 89 nights.
1876: Sullivan is awarded the honorary Mus. Doc. by Trinity College, Cambridge.
1876: Gilbert's comic-opera Princess Toto opens in Nottingham on June 24th. The music is by Frederic Clay.
1876: Carte's operetta Happy Hampstead opens in Liverpool on August 2nd.
1876: Gilbert's drama Dan'l Druce, Blacksmith opens on September 11th.
1876: Gilbert writes the comedy Engaged. It opens on October 3rd and runs for 105 performances.
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1877: Sullivan's brother, Frederic, dies of pneumonia. Fred was playing the Judge in Trial by Jury. The opera ends after 123 performances.
1877: Sullivan writes The Lost Chord and does not write a single note of music for several months.
1877: Gilbert's farcical comedy On Bail opens on February 3rd at the Criterion Theatre.
1877: Sullivan writes incidental music to Henry VIII for the Theatre Royal, Manchester. This opens on August 29th.
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1877: Gilbert's Three-act farcical comedy Engaged opens on Oct 3rd at the Haymarket Theatre.
1877: Gilbert and Sullivan's The Sorcerer opens at the Opéra Comique on November 17th. It runs 175 performances.
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1878: Gilbert joins Robert Reece, F. C. Burnand and Lord Byron, in writing a pantomime-burlesque, The Forty Thieves. He appears, himself, in the role of Harlequin and trips and leaps around the stage - no mean feat for a man of 6 feet. The work is performed at the Gaiety on February 13th and earns £700 for the Royal Theatrical Fund.
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1878: Gilbert's The Ne'er-Do-Weel opens on February 25th at the Olympic Theatre. It has a disasterous run of less than a week.
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1878: Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S. Pinafore opens on May 25th. In runs for 700 performances.
1878: H.M.S. Pinafore receives its first performance in America. The more-or-less faithful to the original production opens at the Boston Museum on November 25th.
1879: Gilbert's Four-act verse tragedy Gretchen is produced on March 24th at the Olympic Theatre, London. It has a very short run.
1879: H.M.S. Pinafore reaches Australia. The first unauthorized production opens at the School of Arts, Sydney, on the 3rd of May. This is presented by the Kelly and Leon Minstrel Troupe.
1879: Sullivan is awarded an honorary D. Mus. by Oxford University.
1879: On November 5th Gilbert and Sullivan land in the U.S.A. Eight unauthorized productions of Pinafore were running in New York. Their plan was to produce an authorized H.M.S. Pinafore.
1879: The definitive production of H.M.S. Pinafore opens at the Theatre Royal, Sydney, on November 15th. (read review)
1879: The children's production of Pinafore opens at the matinee performance on December 16th. The revised vocal and orchestral arrangements were by François Cellier.
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1879: On December 30th the copyrighting performance of The Pirates of Penzance is performed at Paignton,in South Devon. The cast included Mr. F. Federici, as the Pirate King. Federici went on to great fame in Australia. He died, sadly, during a production of Faust. Also in the cast was Fred Billington as the Police Sergeant. Fred played in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas for thirty five years.
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1879: The Pirates of Penzance opens in New York on December 31st.
| On to the next Decade | To the Operas |


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Meta-class for initializing PolymorphicClasses.
This class extends PropertiedClass to add a few static attributes to
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Initializes a class that belongs to a polymorphic hierarchy.
This method configures a few built-in attributes of polymorphic
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__root_class__: If the new class is a root class, __root_class__ is set to
itself so that it subclasses can quickly know what the root of
their hierarchy is and what kind they are stored in.
__class_hierarchy__: List of classes describing the new model's place
in the class hierarchy in reverse MRO order. The first element is
always the root class while the last element is always the new class.
MRO documentation: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.3/mro/
For example:
class Foo(PolymorphicClass): ...
class Bar(Foo): ...
class Baz(Bar): ...
Foo.__class_hierarchy__ == [Foo]
Bar.__class_hierarchy__ == [Foo, Bar]
Baz.__class_hierarchy__ == [Foo, Bar, Baz]
Unless the class is a root class or PolyModel itself, it is not
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implementation. This class key is consulted using the polymorphic instances
discriminator (the 'class' property of the entity) when loading from the
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/ext/db/polymodel.py


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