Customizations are used to control how CodeGen interprets your schemas and generates both Java code and a corresponding JiBX binding. The customizations are normally supplied to CodeGen in the form of an XML document, though certain customizations can alternatively be set by means of command line parameters.
The general form of a customizations document consists of a root schema-set element which applies to all the schemas being used, within which there may be both other schema-set elements and schema elements for individual schemas. If you're only working with a single schema, you can instead skip the schema-set element and use the schema element directly as the root of your customizations. Within a schema element, you can use elements with names corresponding to various schema definition components (attribute, complexType, element, etc.) to customize specific schema components, using XPath-like features to relate the customization elements to particular instances of the corresponding schema definition element.
Sound confusing? It's really pretty simple and intuitive, once you get the basic concepts down. Here's a sample using nested schema-set and schema elements for a complex collection of schemas, to show how this works:
<schema-set xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
type-substitutions="xs:integer xs:int xs:decimal xs:float">
<schema-set package="org.ota.air" names="OTA_Air*.xsd">
<schema-set generate-all="false" prefer-inline="true"
names="OTA_AirCommonTypes.xsd OTA_AirPreferences.xsd"/>
<schema name="OTA_AirAvailRS.xsd">
<element path="element[@name=OTA_AirAvailRS]/**/element[@name=OriginDestinationOption]"
ignore="true"/>
</schema>
</schema-set>
<schema-set package="org.ota.hotel" names="OTA_Hotel*.xsd">
<schema-set generate-all="false" prefer-inline="true"
names="OTA_HotelCommonTypes.xsd OTA_HotelContentDescription.xsd
OTA_HotelEvent.xsd OTA_HotelPreferences.xsd OTA_HotelReservation.xsd
OTA_HotelRFP.xsd"/>
</schema-set>
...
In this customizations document, the root schema-set element sets some customization options which apply to the full collection of schemas. The child schema-set elements each specify a particular subset of the schemas (which must be distinct from those specified by sibling schema-set elements); in this example, the first child schema-set applies to schemas with names matching the "OTA_Air*.xsd" pattern, the second to schemas with names matching "OTA_Hotel*.xsd". The first child schema-set has yet another schema-set element and a schema-set element as its children. Within the schema-set element, an element child is used to customize the handling of one particular xs:element component within the schema definition.
The remainder of this page discusses the customization elements used to model the structure of the collection of schemas being generated. In addition to these structural customization elements, there are a few other customization elements which are used to extend or modify the actual code generation. These extension customization elements must be direct children of a schema or schema-set element, and must precede any other child elements. See CodeGen Extension for the details of using these elements. The full schema definition for the customizations is included in the documentation.
Customization attributes which apply at the schema level can be used with both schema-set and schema elements. These elements can be nested in the customizations document, and customizations are inherited through the nesting: A customization attribute on a schema-set applies to all the schemas in the set, but may be overridden by a different setting of the attribute on a nested schema-set or schema element. Here's the alphabetical list of these schema-level customization attributes:
Specify the file name to be used for the generated binding definition. If this is not specified the root binding is always named binding.xml and any other bindings use names derived from the namespace associated with the binding. |
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Control whether a separate binding definition will be generated for each schema
definition. By default, bindings for schemas using the same namespace are merged into
a single binding definition. Allowed values are
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Delete annotations from schema fragments shown in Javadocs. This generally makes
the schema fragments easier to understand, especially since xs:documentation elements in
the schema are normally converted to Javadocs in any case. Allowed values are
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Control the type of classes generated for enumerations. Allowed values are
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If the value is |
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Convert xs:documentation annotations in the schema definition to Javadocs in the
generated code if |
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Specify the desired maximum line width in the generated Java code. The value can be any integer. |
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Give the name of the package to be used for generated Java code. The value can be any package name. |
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If |
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Prefix to be used in the generated bindings for the namespace associated with a schema. Prefixes are normally assigned based on the usages found in the schema documents, but this customization can be used to change these values. If you use this customization on a schema-set element, all the schemas included in the set must use the same namespace. |
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Control how repeated schema components (both xs:list values, and particles with
minOccurs > 1) are represented in Java code. Allowed values are |
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If |
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Control whether references to classes with no associated element and all
components optional should be made optional in the generated binding. The effect of
making such class references optional is that the reference will be set |
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Control whether inner classes are used for secondary structures within the generated
Java code. If |
Besides these schema-level customizations, any of the nesting customizations listed in the next section can also be used on schema-set and schema elements. There are also some attributes which are only allowed with schema-set, and some which are only allowed with schema. Here's the list of these attributes for schema-set:
List of name patterns for schemas included in this set. Individual patterns are whitespace-separated, and may include '*' characters as wildcards matching any number of arbitrary characters. Multiple '*' wildcards may be used within a single pattern, but may not be contiguous (i.e., there must be one or more regular characters between any pair of wildcards). |
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List of namespace URIs for schemas included in this set. Individual URIs are whitespace-separated. |
These attributes are not allowed on the root schema-set element of a customizations document, but at least one is required on any nested schema-set element (since they determine which schemas are actually included in the set). When multiple schema-set child elements are used, the sets of schemas identified by each schema-set must be disjoint.
Here's the list of attributes only allowed with schema customization elements:
List of schema global definitions to be excluded from the code generation. Names are separated by whitespace characters. This overrides the normal reference checks used to determine which schema definitions are going to be generated as Java code. |
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List of schema global definitions to be included in the code generation. Names are separated by whitespace characters. This overrides the normal reference checks used to determine which components are going to be generated as Java code. |
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The schema name, meaning the last component in the schema path (whether accessed from the file system, by using HTTP, or by any other means). No wildcard characters are allowed, so the name must be an exact match. |
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Schema target namespace URI. This can only be used to identify a schema if there's only one schema using that namespace. |
Nesting customization attributes can be used on any customization element, including schema-set, schema, and schema component customizations (described below). Here's the alphabetical list of these attributes:
Controls how xs:any particles are represented in the generated Java code and
binding definition. Allowed values are |
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When |
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Control how xs:choice is implemented in the generated code. xs:choice handling
always uses a separate property for each alternative in the choice, and in most cases
also uses a state variable that tracks the most-recent setting. There are several options
for how the state is set and changed, though, and this customization selects the option
to be used. Allowed values are |
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This is included for use once xs:simpleType facet handling is implemented, but is currently ignored. |
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This is included for use once xs:simpleType facet handling is implemented, but is currently ignored. |
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This is included for use once full xs:union handling is implemented, but is currently ignored. |
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This is included for use once full xs:union handling is implemented, but is currently ignored. |
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Defines type substitutions to be applied before generating code. The substitutions are given as pairs of type names, with the type to be replaced first and the type to be substituted second. The type names are all treated as namespace-qualified values, and are separated by one or more whitespace characters. |
Schema component customizations each apply to a particular element within a schema definition. The element name for the customization always matches the name of the schema definition element being customized (but without namespace), so the following are all legal schema component customization element names: any, anyAttribute, all, attribute, attributeGroup choice, complexType, element, extension, group, list, restriction, sequence, simpleContent, simpleType, and union. These component customizations can be nested, and use XPath-like path specifications (realative to the containing customization) to identify the particular instance of the schema definition element to which the component customization applies. All schema component customizations can use any of the nesting customization attributes defined in the last section, and also the following attributes:
Path to the schema element to be customized. The path is in XPath-like form, with path steps separated by '/' characters. '*' can be used as a path step matching any arbitrary schema element, and '**' as a path step matching any nesting of arbitrary schema elements, with the restriction that these wildcard steps cannot be used as the initial path step if the customization element is a direct child of a schema-set customization - in other words, you can only use wildcards once you've identified the global schema component involved. Steps matching named components of the schema definition (global type, group, or attribute group definitions, or element or attribute definitions whether global or not) can use a<EMAIL_ADDRESS>predicate to single out a particular instance of the component type (which will match either a 'name' or 'ref' attribute value in the schema definition). Steps can also use a numeric predicate '[n]' to identify which of several potential matches is being referenced, where the numbering starts at '1' for the first match (as in XPath). The last path step may be left empty, since the element name for this path step must always be the same as the customization element name. |
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Number of the instance to be matched. This is equivalent to a '[n]' predicate on the last step in a path expression, but as a convenience can be used directly for cases where no path expression is otherwise required. |
Beyond these common attributes, different types of customization elements support one or more added attributes as defined below:
Java class name used for the representation of the schema component (ignored if no class required). This must be a simple class name, without package information (since the package is determined on a per-schema basis). This attribute is allowed on the following types of customization elements: all, attribute, attributeGroup, choice, complexType, element, group, sequence, simpleType. |
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Remove component from code generation if |
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Ignore element or attribute when unmarshalling documents. This drops the component from
the generated data model, but accepts it and discards any content when unmarshalling (as opposed
to the exclude behavior, which completely removes the component from the
schema definition, meaning input documents containing an excluded element will cause errors in
unmarshalling). Allowed values are |
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Control whether the schema component is represented using a separate class or inline
values. The control provided by this customization is limited, in that all schema components
which represent or contain data values can be represented by a separate class, but not all
can be inlined by CodeGen. Allowed values are: |
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Schema component name attribute value. This is equivalent to an '[@name=XXX]' predicate on the last step in a path expression, but as a convenience can be used directly for cases where no path expression is otherwise required. The attribute is allowed on the following types of customization elements: attribute, attributeGroup, complexType, element, group, simpleType. |
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Substitute type to be used for component. This is used to replace the type specified in the schema for the target component with some other type before code generation. It is similar to using the 'type-substitutions' nesting customization attribute, but supports replacing anonymous type definitions in addition to global types. This attribute is allowed on the following customization elements: attribute, complexType, element, simpleType. Note: not yet supported |
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Name used for the Java property value representing the component, and also for the class name when the component is represented using a separate class. This customization is normally only useful when applied to nested components of a schema definition, rather than global definitions (so on group references, rather than group definitions, for instance). It is allowed on the following customization elements: all, attribute, attributeGroup, choice, element, group, sequence. |
If you just want to set some basic global customizations for CodeGen you do this using
command-line parameters and avoid the need to create a customizations file. The special prefix
"--" is used to do this. So to set delete-annotations="true"
and
any-handling="mapped"
, for instance, you'd add --delete-annotations=true
and --any-handling=mapped
to the BindGen command line. No quotes are needed for
the attribute value when you use this technique. This technique only allows you to set global
customizations, though, so if you're doing anything at the individual schema or component level
you'll still need to use a customizations file.


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Dr. Mayor, I would like you to meet Dr. Richard Anthes, President of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research and Keynote speaker for our workshop. In addition to his duties as administrator of UCAR, Dr. Anthes is widely recognized as the dean of regional scale atmospheric modeling.
This workshop is one of a number of activities planned for IITAP's Thrust Area in Environmental and Earth Sciences, and it is typical of the activities we envision for this area of IITAP, because it offers an opportunity to apply basic physical science principles to the study of environmental problems that are common to both developed and developing countries.
We feel that the environmental sciences offer unique opportunities for IITAP to promote science infrastructure in developing countries. Access to clean air, safe drinking water, and an adequate supply of nutritious food are goals of both developed and developing countries. Environmental modeling, of the kind practiced by scientists in this room, offers tools for local policy makers to choose the more sustainable options for achieving these goals during the process of economic development.
A second reason for pursuing the environmental sciences under IITAP is that each country has unique climatic, geological, geographical, and biopheric characteristics that are of interest to scientists outside as well as inside these countries. By bringing his or her unique environmental datasets, scientists from the developing countries come as equal partners to the international collaboration and thereby will be motivated to retain ties to their native lands and sources of data.
We have assembled in this room representatives of a cross-section of the major regional climate modeling research groups in the world. Our purpose is to design a model intercomparison project that will help us evaluate these models and produce new ones. We have some scientists from developing countries at this meeting, and it is our intent to engage many more such people when the project is underway so that they can learn the modeling process by active participation.
The models used by many people in this room are more computationally demanding than even global climate models. This fact has limited their operational platforms to supercomputers - that is,until very recently. Powerful computer workstations now can be used for these simulations, which potentially makes these models accessible to scientists from developing countries. As computing power continues to advance, these developing-country partners will become even more actively engaged in climate modeling.
Discussions I have had with some of our workshop participants indicates to me that the IITAP motivation to engage scientists from developing countries into our project adds urgency and incentive to what we do. We look forward to working with each other, with scientists from developing countries, and with UNESCO as our project gets underway.
We thank you for visiting our workshop, and we would like to help answer any questions you may have about our work.
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| title | string specifying the column of |
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| cluster | logical indicating if co-located markers should be clustered when the map zoomed out |
| update_map_view | logical specifying if the map should re-centre according to the shapes |
| digits | integer. Use this parameter to specify how many digits (decimal places) should be used for the latitude / longitude coordinates. |
| load_interval | time in miliseconds to wait between plotting each shape |
| focus_layer | logical indicating if the map should re-centre according to this layer |
| close_info_window | logical indicating if all |
# NOT RUN { map_key <- "your api key" google_map(key = map_key, data = tram_stops) %>% add_markers(lat = "stop_lat", lon = "stop_lon", info_window = "stop_name") ## using marker icons iconUrl <- paste0("https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/", "javascript/examples/full/images/beachflag.png") tram_stops$icon <- iconUrl google_map(key = map_key, data = tram_stops) %>% add_markers(lat = "stop_lat", lon = "stop_lon", marker_icon = "icon") # }


Tip #1: You don’t need to pack your entire closet
When packing for college, you will probably pack way more clothes than you need to. Some people may tell you to bring a wide variety, but this is not the best plan when cramming everything into the car, moving yourself into the dorm and sharing storage with a roommate. You can prevent the packing mental breakdown by limiting the amount of clothes to bring. Make sure to stick to basic pieces that you can mix and match within your closet. You’ll save room in your closet for new campus gear coming your way.
Tip #2: Your friend group will shift after the first week
You are going to meet so many new people during school, and your friend group will shift as you become more involved with clubs, sports and classes. You should keep in mind that the same people you talk to during orientation might not be the same people you talk to when you graduate, and that’s completely OK.
Tip #3: Gaining the “freshman 15” is perfectly okay
College is a big transition for everyone, and the dreaded “freshman 15” could possibly be a part of it. Many will try to give tips on how to avoid it, but it’s perfectly okay to gain a little weight in college -- you’re experiencing a new time in your life. It can be hard to find a balance regarding everything. Do not beat yourself up over a couple tasty choices at the dining hall, and definitely don’t deny yourself the culinary pleasures that OU has to offer.
Tip #4: You may join too many clubs and activities at first
Managing your time during school is going to be difficult at first, and adding in clubs, activities and social time will make it even worse. Getting involved is super important, however, there is such a thing as being too involved. You will most likely join too many at the beginning of the semester. However, you shouldn’t worry because this will teach you not only which activities you enjoy the most, but it will also teach you the importance of time management. This shouldn’t discourage you from joining extracurriculars, but remember to still make time for your classes and yourself.
Tip #5: Skipping class will become tempting
As the semester goes on, it will become increasingly tempting to skip class every once in a while. The amount of work you’ll receive and the escalating sleepless nights will make you beg to stay in your bed for another hour. Everyone needs a mental health day sometimes, but skipping class often isn’t the answer. You’re paying to go to these classes, and the more you miss, the more you fall behind. It will just stress you out even more.
Tip #6: Everyone is just as nervous as you are
Starting college is a nerve-wracking experience. Whether you grew up in Athens or in a state hours away, this is a clean slate for everyone. Even just taking a moment to realize that the new freshmen around you are just as nervous as you are eases the anxiousness. However, knowing that other people are wanting to make friends, too, and that they also want to get involved, can help take the awkwardness away. Take comfort in knowing that people want to be your friend, and hopefully it gives you the confidence to take on campus.


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Hume’s career high send N. Colorado past Incarnate Word
GREELEY, Colo. (AP) - Bodie Hume scored a career-high 25-points and Trent Harris scored 20 and Northern Colorado beat Incarnate Word 83-61 on Friday night.
After Vincent Miszkiewicz’s jumper brought the Cardinals within 27-26 with 7:14 left before intermission, Northern Colorado (1-1) outscored IW 22-8 and led by 15 at halftime. The Bears shot 28 of 55 (50.9 including 14 of 32 (43.8%) from 3-point range. The Bears outrebounded Incarnate Word 35-21.
Morgan Taylor led the Cardinals (0-2) with 16 points but missed 11-of-18 shot attempts. Drew Lutz added 15 points. Incarnate Word was 22-of-56 shooting and distributed just five assists.
Last season was the first-ever meeting between the two programs. The Bears traveled to San Antonio and defeated the Cardinals 90-64.
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Monday, October 01, 2012
We got up this morning and cooked fish and hash browns (sweet potatoes, onions, green peppers and eggs) and toast on the large grill. After breakfast we cleaned up and got everything packed to go home. After the camp was ready we went over to get the boat. The store, cabins and boat dock closed yesterday at noon. We were told that we could still use the ramp to get our boat our today. The boat trailer was parked in front of the cabins and that area was blocked off until we had to pull the trailer to the road to hook it onto the pickup. We then went out fishing for a couple of hours and caught five nice fish. At two PM we quite fishing and loaded the boat and headed for home. Mae and I took the lead as we left and so I had Mae put the GPS on. Following the GPS it took us a different way home and at first we were concerned about following it but finally determined we would. It took us a better and shorter way home getting us there at 6:30PM even with a stop to get fried chicken. We got unpacked and then went to bed.
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
I took my bus run this morning and it went well. When I got home Mae had been very busy with house hold duties. She is so concerned about me and my safety and well being that I am afraid that she is almost neglecting her concerns for herself. I did get her to take a nap with me. I rode Gail’s bike to work this afternoon. I made good time again both ways. When I got home this afternoon I started filleting the fish that we brought home from our trip. While working at that we turned on the TV and watched “A Love Affair to Remember” and then started “A Patch of Blue” before we finished with the fish. We stayed up and finished that show also before going to bed.
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
My morning bus run went well. Although I have reported some minor problems with my bus, even writing them up, the shop has not found time to repair them. I am not sure what to do about those small problems. After returning home this morning I started on my journal. Sandy stopped by and stayed about 2 hours. Although I tried to work on my journal and let Mae visit with Sandy, before long I ended up in the conversation. It became dinner time so we almost had to ask her to leave. After lunch I took a nap and then rode the bike to work. My bus needed coolant so I called Kate and told her to meet the bus up top. Our run went well. It was announced that next week we would have a Utah Highway Patrol inspection. The problem with that is that right now my bus won’t pass the inspection as the shop has never repaired the clearance light and the reflector that are out or missing. I have turned it in four times now but with no action have taken place yet. Mae was working on the new Family Tree program when I got home. It does sound like it will be even greater than the New Family Search. We ate dinner and then we tried transferring some information to the Family Tree records. We also turned on the Presidential Debate and listened to that for a while and turned it off. It looks like my bus job will help us with some additional income. I feel good that I am back to being current with my journal entries. This evening we took both the lap top and the desk top computers over to Mike Dopp, who lives in West Kaysville, to have him clean the virus off them. He said it should take him about three days.
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I got myself off to work. Mae had prepared everything that I needed during the night so it didn’t take much to finish it. The morning run went well but when I got back to the compound I did go in and tell the shop that I had some clip lights out. When I got home I called Mike Dopp’s, someone that David recommended, to see about getting our computers in for repair. His wife answered and said that Mike did the repairs in the evenings. Right now he has seven computers scheduled. I asked if I could schedule ours and then when the date came up I could bring them in. She asked me the symptoms and when I told them that both were continually slowing down.  That would make them much harder to repair. I there ore said that we would bring them over this evening. I guess that I will just have to write my journal entries on paper in long hand. I put the chicken feeder mounted inside the coop. It fits to tight so I left it for now.
Friday, October 05, 2012
My morning route went well. It got quite cold last night and when I got home the frost had killed most of the garden. With a little persuasion with a sludge hammer the feeder fit and went into place. I almost worked to long on home projects and so had to hurry for my PM run. For being retired we sure seem to keep very busy. We had planned on attending a class tonight but when it came down to it we just relaxed and watched a show on TV. I did call Lois to see how Rich is doing. She said he doesn’t seem to know what is going on. Hospice comes daily to care for him and give him his bath. Hospice is concerned that Rich might get out of bed and fall again. They wanted them to be concerned about a guard gate over the stairs. I told her that I would be more concerned that if they put a gate above the stairs that he might become confused and try to remove it, creating a bigger concern.
Saturday, October 06, 2012
Most of today was watching General Conference. I filled capsules while watch the morning session of Conference. Bob cooked a nice lunch of steaks for us. Mae and I went to the store and bought some supplies for this evening. We had fun although we had to hurry to get back home for the Afternoon Session of Conference. I am so grateful for the the Gospel and the understanding and hope that it gives to me. Also I am so grateful for my beautiful sweet wife. She is so fun to be with and doing things together. My boys came to the Priesthood Session of conference with me, except for Jeff. Tyler and Kylan also came with their fathers. Sandi and Nick and of course Shellie, Roy and their sons didn’t come. Most of the wife’s joined us at our place for dinner and to visit. Mishelle did come as she had other plans. Mae had everything ready to eat when we got there. We had a very enjoyable time. Mike and his family stayed overnight with us. Mike, Becky and I went to bed about mid-night but Mae, Mattie, Page and Jessie stayed up playing “Murder in the Dark”.
Sunday, October 07. 2012
I got up just before 7AM and started to get things ready for breakfast. I set up the gas camp stove and grill. By the time I got things set up Mae was up and was getting the food ready. By 9AM we had fish, eggs and hash brown ready. After eating we enjoyed watching General Conference with Mike’s family. The messages were very good. Mikes children are old enough to lesson and be reverent during the talks. When the morning session concluded Mae quickly got things together for lunch. We mainly had left over’s from last night. The family left for home at 1:30PM. We went upstairs and watched the Afternoon Session with Bob. Following conference Mae and I went for a walk around the neighborhood. When we got home we read the Priesthood / Relief Society message from the Ensign. We went out to gather the eggs and noticed cantaloupe, honeydew and some squash that looked good even the plants have been killed by the cold. The weather reports look like we are going to get colder so we gathered them up and put them in the garage. Before going to bed we watched a movie on DVD.
Monday, October 08, 2012
It was quite cold on the bus this morning and we were all glad that the heaters are working. Other than the cold the run went well. I was tired when I got home so I set down with a blanket and soon went to sleep. Mae let me sleep for almost an hour. The news was on when I woke and that was depressing. I worked on my boat getting it ready for winter. I need some parts for the boat and it looks like they will cost about $200 that I will have to pay before they will be ordered in. Right now we don’t have the money so they will have to wait. As soon as I got home from my PM run, I changed and we went up to Georgia and Rick’s for Mae’s siblings get together. Georgia had a nice dinner prepared and we all had a very enjoyable get together. The main topic of discussion is Kim and Jeannine’s mission call. They will enter the Mission Home just after Christmas. They have been called to serve in Sri Lanka which is a small island just south of India. We also played some table games. Nolan had come with Brice and Deanna this evening as Brandy and the girls had gone with Brandy’s family to St. George for a couple of days. Nolan was going to go with them but due to his injuries he didn’t feel that he could sit that long. We were very impressed with Nolan and the pain that he is experiencing from his first accident and now this latest one. He takes morphine to control the pain level but he has learned that if he takes enough to stop all the pain that he becomes addicted to it. He says that he therefore keeps his pain level, on a scale of 1 – 10 on a level of 3. He is quite an amazing young man. We were late getting to bed tonight.
Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Mae slept well last night and so got up and got me off to work. My run went well and after the trip I went into the shop and visited with the foreman (Kirk). I have brought some problems with my bus to the shop 3 or 4 times previously without getting any results. That had upset me and I had determined that I would not say more for I felt that I was just upsetting the shop. However, tomorrow there will be Utah Highway Patrol inspections and I know that my bus will fell. Kirk said that if I would bring my bus up top he would check it out. I did that before I came home. When I got home I winterized my boat and camper. When I went back for my afternoon run my bus had been repaired. The PM run went well. When I got home Mae was picking grapes so I helped her. We were surprised at how many grapes there were. We then started cooking the first batch of grapes into juice. Mae hadn’t got the clamp off on the hose right. After getting the grapes onto the stove we set down to eat our dinner and to watch a TV show. I got up to get something and when I went into the kitchen juice was all over. We had lost about a quart of juice on the stove and under the stove. It was quite a mess. We got it cleaned up but this time we made sure that the clamp was on right. When we finished that batch we still got 3 quarts of juice. It was 10 PM before we got to bed.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
My morning run went well and upon returning to the shop I had to wait in line about 2 hours to get my bus through the Utah Highway Inspection. It went well and passed. I didn’t have much time to go home, eat and take a short nap when I went back for the PM run. When I got home I helped Mae with the grapes again. She has been cooking juice all day. Before we went to bed we had 26 quarts of juice put up. It was going on 9PM so I took a shower and we went to bed.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well again last night so I got myself off to work. My assistant, Kate said that our pay is not right. She had stopped in yesterday and visited with Janice about our payroll but Janice said she could only go by the computer route sheets. After our morning run I went in and talked to Janice and she told me the same thing. I went to Sherrie and we found out that somehow Morgan Elementary had been dropped from our route. That will make quite a change. I also found some other errors but was unable to get them corrected today. I will have to come in again tomorrow. I did get my boat put away for the year and also got the camper about winterized. Mae has finished the grapes and got a total of 35 quarts of juice put up. We took a nap and then I went back to my bus route. After the run I fueled the bus before going home. Caption Call brought Bob a new phone that should help him with his phone calls. I was there to find out how it works so I can help Bob with it. While I ate my dinner we watched the TV movie “Little House on the Prairie”. After that we went to Kaysville and picked up our computers. I am typing this entry on to my lap top so that makes me happy. It now 10 PM so we are going to bed.
Friday, October 12, 2012
After my morning run I went in to get our route sheets corrected but Sherrie was off sick today. Our runs went well. After work I took Mae out to eat for our weekly date. After eating we then drove up to Morgan and took Jeanenne some histories from the Porter and Bushnell family lines. We then went to David and Shauna’s where we enjoyed the evening and stayed for the night. Shellie called us and told us that Quaint received his Mission Call and will be going to the Washington D.C. mission. He will leave on the 9th of December. As of now they do not know when he will be speaking in Sacrament meeting.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
We woke up to breakfast of French toast and eggs. After breakfast we attended a soccer game in which Conner played and David coached. Conner’s team lost but it was fun to be there to support him. It was quite cold and when we left we turned the heater on. After getting home I didn’t feel well so I took a nap. I then worked on getting last week’s journal entries put into my journal. It is good to have my journal up to date on the computer. Both computers seem to be working well now. After lunch Mae lay down and took a nap. The weather has turned off cold and we sure are feeling the affect. I went upstairs to see how Bob is doing. I tried to get Bob to experiment with his phone. Robert and Pattie stopped in to see Bob. I showed them Bob’s Caption Phone and Pattie was especially excited about it. She would like to have one as she can’t hear very well on the phone. They could only stay for a few minutes and had to leave. Pattie expressed her appreciation for Mae and I being here with Bob. Bob and I then got interested in the BYU vs. Organ football game. Mae then came up and reminded me that we only had 15 minutes before we were to be at Tyler’s basket ball game. We quickly left and got to the Davis Central gym just as the teams were leaving the new gym and going to the old gym. If we had been later we would have never realized where they had gone. David reminded that we could have used our cell phone to contact them. The game was good but the other team was much better. Tyler did very well. After that game we brought Conner and Emily back home with us as Tyler will have another game to play at 8PM. We got something to eat when we got home. We then played table game with Conner and Emily. When David, Shauna and Tyler came we again played games and visited for a little while. After they left Mae and I took our showers. We then turned on a DVD that Sandi and Nick had suggested was a good show. Mae had ordered it on Net Flex and the rating was PG. As we started the movie there was a little profanity but as the movie progressed it got worse until we just shut it off and went to bed discussed.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I tried to let her sleep in. She got up about the time I left for meetings. Meetings went well and Mae did attend. We stayed for choir practice following Sacrament meeting. Mae tried to sleep after we got home but she didn’t do well this time either. I visited with Bob for a little while. I told him that I had lined up our Home Teaching visits. Mae and I went over to Jeff and Gail’s for dinner and then after eating and cleaning up we played games. It was 9:30PM when we got home.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Mae slept in as she didn’t sleep well last night. My run went well and I got my rout sheets corrected for the last time, I hope. At home I wrote notes to the parents explaining that on Monday 22 we would be changing some of the pickup times for their children. The PM rout went well and when I got home Mae and I went to Bryon Calter’s in Plain City where we bought a pvc canvas to cover our camper for the winter. We stopped and bought a Sub-Way for dinner. We also stopped at Smiths and bought some groceries. We then filled the car with gas and vacuumed it out.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Mae got me off to work this morning. I had to take my bus back through the Utah Highway inspection again. Somehow they hadn’t recorded all the busses so some of had to have then rechecked. They did a quick check on my bus and let me go but it still took me a half hour. Mae took Jeff and Gail’s children to Dinosaur Park in Ogden and didn’t get home until 7PM. I went into Peterson Marine and bought some parts for my boat but they won’t get here until Friday afternoon, so I guess fishing is out. Randy had called and is going deer hunting with a friend instead of fishing with me.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
My bus runs went well today. In between the AM and PM runs I went to the dentist and got my teeth cleaned and then to the Dr. to ck about the hernia and Dr. Lee wants me to see a surgeon about it. After getting home I removed the shell from my pickup. Bob and I went Home Teaching this evening, visiting with Casey’s and Johnston’s. I filled out my journal entries and then we went to bed to watch a movie. But it was too late so we just went to sleep.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
I didn’t sleep the best last night so I didn’t get up until almost 8AM. Shauna brought Tyler, Emily and Connor at 8AM and they stayed with us. Mae took them to the Air Force Museum at Hill Field. I started work in the garden. When Mae got home the children came out and helped me. We got the garden clean up and then I sprayed the area with a fungicide. I also dug the water tap over and moved it closer to the fence so that I can get the truck into the garden. Mae took the children swimming this afternoon. Mae had made lasagna for dinner and Davie came over after work and ate with us. Shauna called as she was leaving for home and Davie had her come here. Mae prepared a plate for her also. It was nice visiting with them and the children really helped me with the garden. We took showers and went to bed early.
Friday, October 19, 2012
I didn’t sleep very well last night as I woke about every 2 hours. We slept in and then while Mae put her hair up, I prepared breakfast. We went to the Bountiful Temple and did initiatory and I was able to get 13 names out of the 21 that Sister McEntire asked me to do for her. From the temple we to the Dr. office where Dr. Larson examined me and he feels that I need to get the hernia repaired. We scheduled it for Dec. 20th but night change that. We then stopped and got us dome chicken for dinner and went to Peterson Marine for some parts for my boat. When we got home I finished spraying the garden area. Scott and Mishelle brought their family over for us to tend while they went out. They are fun but I realize that I am getting old. It was late when we went to bed.
Saturday, October 20, 2012
I really slept in this morning. It was almost 8AM when I woke. Mae had been up before 7 even though she didn’t sleep very well. Before I had got my breakfast Scott and Kylan were here to start work on the garden. I got them ready to take my pickup to the dumps. Before they got away Jeff came and so Scott left his keys so that we could take his truck up to get a load of mulch. David and Tyler came, so I got them started tilling the garden. Jeff and I drove up to the dumps and got there just as Scott and Kylan finished unloading my pickup. We filled both trucks with mulch and then stopped on the way home and bought drinks and icies for all of them. We unloaded my truck first and then I went back to the dumps and got a load of compost. When I got back they had finished unloading Scott’s pickup and so started spreading the compost. Mae then had lunch ready so we stopped and ate. We then finished spreading the compost and I had then stop for today. While spreading the mulch and compost Jeff had kept the tiller going so over half the garden is tilled when I had the stop. I can finish the tilling next week. Before they left they helped me put the tarp over the camper. I will have to get some grommets and the tool to install them, plus some rope and get it tied on before a wind comes up but it is pulled over. We were sure grateful for our boys and grandchildren’s help as it did save me a lot of work. This evening we watched a movie on DVD before going to bed.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
We both slept well last night and got up for breakfast. I had time to read the lesson for Priesthood today. It is a great lesson but I would like to have had a lot more time to study if I was to give it. Brother Thomas wasn’t sure who was asked to give the lesson so I thought that I should read it. I was glad that I did as I got a lot more out of it. We stayed for choirs practice after but there weren’t many that stayed. Mae and I went visiting to Lesley Foulas right after we got home. We thought that Bob understood that Sandy and Nick were coming out this evening for dinner and we had planned on having fish. When we got home he was preparing dinner for all of us. I hope that Bob wasn’t hurt but we were really planning on fish for dinner. We had a wonderful evening with Sandi and Nick. They left about 9PM and we got things put away and I entered this entry before we went to bed.
Monday, October 22, 2012
We got up at 5:30 with both of us sleeping well. Mae started the washing and breakfast as I got ready. Scott called. He said that Mishelle had woke with a migraine and asked if Mae could come over to care for the twins and get Kylan and Ashley off to school. We left the house at the same time. My bus run went well and when I returned home, Bob invited me to have breakfast with him. He sliced the pork roast that he had cooked yesterday and heated it in gravy. I put it over toast, while he put it over potatoes. We both had plenty. I then went outside and finished roto-tilling the garden. When I came inside I called Mae and she had taken the twins to Dinosaur Park so that Mishelle could just sleep and rest. When we picked up the children at schools, I set up the bus evacuation schedule with each school. We will do the evacuation drill at Morgan Elementary tomorrow and for Burton Elementary on Friday. Mae was home when I got home and she had dinner about ready. She was very tired after tending the children all day so we relaxed and watched a show on TV.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
We had rain this morning but my runs went well. After my morning run we prepared lunch for Scott. We had fried fish, hash browns and eggs. We enjoyed having Scott eat with us. Mae turned the TV on while she folded clothes and we watched part of a show, staring Spencer Tracy. I had to leave for the PM run before it ended so Mae had to tell me how it ended when I got home. This evening Bob and I went Home Teaching to the Thurman’s. Mae and I Filled out our Voters Ballets and got them ready to send in. We also discussed plans to go to Arizona the first part of December.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
It was cold this morning. The runs went well but I am concerned that Kaylana who is the first one to be picked up seems to wait until the bus pulls up and stops before she gets ready to come out. It took her over 4 minutes and that puts us behind. The route is squeezed to meet the time schedule but if everyone is ready we can make it ok. Kaylana being late puts undue pressure but I am not sure how to handle it. Kayte feels that we should get to her place earlier and wait. I’m not sure. Mae had something ready for me to eat when I got home. I got cold on the run and after getting home Mae had me take a nap.  Later Bob and I took the pickup over to Western Radiator to have it repaired. After I left for the PM run Mae got on the computer and booked us flights with Allegiant Airlines to fly out of Ogden to Mesa November 30 and return December 10. After I finished the bus run I went into the office and scheduled the time off for that trip. After getting home I gathered the eggs, set the water can on the electric base and put a screen over the holed in the coop ceiling. Mae had dinner ready when I came in. After dinner Mae attended the Book Group. I watch a couple “Gun Smoke” and a “Bonanza” show. I was working on my journal when Mae came home. After she got home she realized that she had forgot her book at Grams, so I drove her back over to get it.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
It had snowed quite hard last night. It made it difficult to keep the schedule but the main problem was when we got to the school, parents were congesting the parking lot. I was given a change to my route as of Monday. I will have a new pre-school child to take in. This evening Mae and I watched a couple of movies on TV.
Friday, October 26, 2012
It was cold but the roads were clear and the run went well. When we got to the school we had a practice emergency evacuation drill. It went ok. When I got back to the bus compound I turned in my report and corrected my days I need off for the hernia operation. Bob prepared breakfast of fish and fried potatoes for us. I then took a nap as Mae had left to take Sister Olsen to a Doctor’s appointment. When I got up I did a batch of indexing on the computer before I went back to work. The PM run went well. when I got home Mae and I went out to eat at the Golden Corral. We then went to C.A.L. Ranch and looked at boots. We really didn’t see much that we wanted. We took some Birthday gifts over to Kaitlyn and Kaden for their 4th Birthday calibration. After they had cake and ice cream we all went to the Kaysville Theater where we watched “Ice Age 3 or 4”. It was 9:30PM when we got home. I entered this entry and we then watched a show on DVD before going to bed.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
It was about 8AM when we got up. We had breakfast, Mae cut my hair and we took showers. We then went to the Bountiful Temple where we did Initiatory. I finished the names that Sister Mac Entire asked me to do for her. After the Temple we went out to eat at the Chuck-A-Rama. We stopped at Ream’s and looked at cowboy boots and then went to CAL Ranch and bought some warm boots for me to wear on the bus. We also bought Mae a dressy sweater for her to wear to Church. I called David and found out that Tyler has a basketball game to play at 6PM. That gave us time to buy a few things at the grocery store before going to watch the game. After getting home I gathered the eggs and we ate a light super. It has just been a fun day being with my sweetheart.
Sunday, October 28, 2012
I didn’t sleep very well last night. We had to hurry this morning as we went up to Jeff and Gail’s before 8AM. Jeff is out of town with work so we helped Gail get the children ready and then we all drove up to Morgan, to the Porterville Chapel. Kim, Jeanenne and Kaleesee all spoke in their Sacrament meeting briar to their leaving on mission calls. Kaleesee has been called to serve in the Ventura, California mission. That is the area where we served our Church Service mission. She will be leaving November the 7th and will be in the M.T.C. in Provo for three months while she learns Spanish. Kim and Jeanenne will enter the M.T.C. in Provo on about the 28th of November prior to them going to Bengaluru India Mission and will serve Sri Lanka. All of them did very well in their talks and we sure enjoyed the meeting. After the meeting we went to Jeanenne and Kim’s home where we joined with family and friends for a lunch and to wish them well. We got back to Gail’s home where Gail and Mae went through the pictures that had been taken of her family here at our home in July. I took a nap while they were doing that. After getting home we got some super. Mae and I worked on Family Tree for a while but I think that I became more confused. I added this entry and quite for the night.
Monday, October 29, 2012
This morning we had a new kindergarten to take to Morgan elementary. It changed our route time by 15 minutes. The run went well. I also wore my new boots and my feet kept warm. After returning home I butchered three of our hens. Two of them had quite laying. The third chicken was losing its feathers but it was still laying. I decided to kill it anyway and found three eggs forming. The other thing that I saw when I cleaned the chickens was that all three had brown soft livers. I am concerned about that and will have to check it out further. The PM run also went well and it warmed up this afternoon. Bob prepared dinner at 5:30 PM for us. He cooked liver and onions for he and I and chicken for Mae. Mae has been busy most of the day with cleaning and organizing the storage, along with washing and all the other everyday items. She really amazes me with all she does. I got a voice message from Lois and she said that Rich is getting much worse. She said that he doesn’t respond much and seldom gets up at all. This evening Mae and I watched a couple of shows on TV before going to bed.
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
I woke with a dream at 3:30AM and didn’t really go back to sleep. It caught up with me at the end of my run. After letting the last of the children off the bus I seem to relax and that is when I can get sleepy. Before going home I went to the grocery store for some items for Mae. I checked the chickens and added feed to the feeder. I had a little time before lunch so I took a nap. Scott came over for lunch with us. We sure enjoy having him come by. I worked on a batch of indexing and got 2/3s completed when I had to go for the PM run. I tried to save my work but it would not save. I just left it up and went to work. My PM run went well. After we ate dinner I brought the index batch back up. All was ok so I finished entering the batch. When I tried to submit the batch it could not accept it. I tried several times without success and so I called for help. They said that they were having problems with the server and asked me to just wait and try later. Before going to bed Mae and I watched a Netflix movie “Believe in Me” and really enjoyed it.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Mae was still very tired so I had her sleep in but she was still up before I left. My run went well this morning. Mae fixed me some breakfast when I got home. Bob was having trouble with his new phone so I went up to see what I could do. I finally called customer support and they had me unplug the power to the phone for a minute. That let the phone reset itself. When we replaced the plug the phone restarted ok. I went over to Dee Francom’s and helped him get registered on Indexing. We then pulled up some batches and worked on those. I got on the Indexing and was able to submit the batch that I finished yesterday. This time the program worked. I called Randy to see if he would like to go fishing on Monday but only got his message machine. I also called Nick about fishing and he is ready for it. My PM run went well and we finished it early as we had three that didn’t ride home this afternoon. After returning home Mae had dinner ready. We watched “Touched by an Angel” while we ate. Mae read some from Allen Burges book but I fell asleep. I worked on my journal, then took a shower before going to bed. (Just a note: I sure have a wonderful wife and sweetheart!!!)


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Nested navigation with Getx
Nested navigation is a useful approach when navigation inside a screen is required or when the provided designs requires specific transitions to and from a dialog. This article will cover the basics for nested navigation in Flutter with the Getx framework.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Have you ever had the challenge to navigate on a screen while still showing the BottomNavigationBar
or wanted to navigate inside a dialog? Well, thats what nested navigation is for. With this approach, we can navigate independet from the root navigator of our application. First of all, we have to implement the root navigation for our app by following the Getx docs, which will result in the following GetMaterialApp
:
class NestedNavigation extends StatelessWidget {
const NestedNavigation({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return GetMaterialApp(
title: 'Nested Navigation',
theme: ThemeData(primarySwatch: Colors.blue),
getPages: <GetPage>[
GetPage(name: '/dialog', page: () => const DialogWrapper(), fullscreenDialog: true),
GetPage(name: '/home', page: () => const HomeScreen()),
],
initialRoute: '/home',
);
}
}
Basically, this root of our application supports the navigation to our DialogWrapper
and our HomeScreen
. We are now also able to navigate to this screens with named routes, which improves the readability of our code.
Navigator
Based on the very limited information from the official Getx documentation, we use the nested navigation with a widget called Navigator
which is already provided by Flutter itself. This widget will be the root of our soon to be implemented dialog flow.
// the navigation inside the dialog
class DialogNavigation {
DialogNavigation._();
static const id = 0;
static const dialogOne = '/dialog-one';
static const dialogTwo = '/dialog-two';
}
// our wrapper, where our main navigation will navigate to
class DialogWrapper extends StatelessWidget {
const DialogWrapper({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Navigator(
key: Get.nestedKey(DialogNavigation.id),
onGenerateRoute: (settings) {
// navigate to a route by name with settings.name
if (settings.name == DialogNavigation.dialogTwo) {
return GetPageRoute(
routeName: DialogNavigation.dialogTwo,
page: () => DialogScreen(
id: DialogNavigation.id,
first: false,
),
);
} else {
return GetPageRoute(
routeName: DialogNavigation.dialogOne,
page: () => DialogScreen(
id: DialogNavigation.id,
first: true,
),
);
}
},
);
}
}
To make it a little bit easier, I created the class DialogNavigation
, which handles all the available keys for now and also stores the id of the nested navigator. It is also recommented store the ids for the navigation in a seperate class when using multiple nested navigators to prevent duplicate keys. From now on, we can navigate inside the dialog, and we can also close the whole dialog without having to think about the right animation with Get.back()
. There is also an option to provide an id inside the Get.back()
function. As you might have already guessed: By providing the DialogNavigation.id
to the function, we are able to navigate back inside our nested navigation.
Arguments
Next, we might want to use Get.arguments
, to move data from the current screen to the next. Unfortunately, Get.arguments
only works when using the main navigator inside our application. Here’s a simple experiment to show the problems I encountered:
First, we navigate to the dialog with Get.toNamed('/dialog', arguments: 'test')
and after that, we navigate to the next screen inside the nested naviation with Get.toNamed(DialogNavigation.dialogTwo, id: DialogNavigation.id, arguments: 'test 2')
. In the following screen recording, you can see, that the second screen also shows ‘test’.
Now it’s getting a bit complicated: If Get.arguments
doesn’t work, how should we then pass arguments between screens? Well, as it turns out, with the RouteSettings
in our onGenerateRoute
inside the Navigator
widget, we are able to use the arguments with settings.arguments
, and we’re able to pass them als normal parameters to our screens.
class DialogWrapper extends StatelessWidget {
const DialogWrapper({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Navigator(
key: Get.nestedKey(DialogNavigation.id),
onGenerateRoute: (settings) {
if (settings.name == DialogNavigation.dialogTwo) {
// do error handling here
print(settings.arguments is String);
return GetPageRoute(
routeName: DialogNavigation.dialogTwo,
page: () => DialogScreen(
id: DialogNavigation.id,
first: false,
arguments: settings.arguments,
),
);
} else {
return GetPageRoute(
routeName: DialogNavigation.dialogOne,
page: () => DialogScreen(
id: DialogNavigation.id,
first: true,
arguments: settings.arguments,
),
);
}
},
);
}
}
With this, modification, we can now pass arguments to the screens inside the the nested navigation. As you can see in the code above, you could even do some simple error handling here to redirect to an error screen when the argument is not valid.
State management
As you may know, state management with Getx is pretty simple when using bindings to push and pop routes. Controllers will then be automatically initialized and disposed when the screen is pushed and poped respecively. This apporoach can also be used with nested navigation, although I recommend using a single controller for your screens inside the nested navigator. In our current code, the GetPage
provided inside our GetMaterialApp
would look similar to the following code:
GetPage(
name: '/dialog',
page: () => const DialogWrapper(),
fullscreenDialog: true,
binding: BindingsBuilder.put(() => DialogController()),
)
The DialogController
will then be available for all nested routes.
Bottom navigation
As I’ve mentioned above, nested navigation is also useful when using bottom navigation. With this approach, the BottomNavigationBar
will always be the same and this part of the screen doesn’t need to be repainted. First of all, let me show you what exactly we want to accomplish:
Ok, let’s take a step back again and analyze what exactly happens in the screen recording:
- The user is able to navigate between the home and the settings screen.
- When navigating to the detail in settings, the bottom navigation bar is still visible.
- When tapping on the settings-item in the bottom navigation again, the the app navigates back to the previous screen inside the settings-tab.
To accomplish this, I had to make a few changes to our GetMaterialApp
, which now initializes a controller for handling the taps in the BottomNavigationBar
.
class NestedNavigation extends StatelessWidget {
const NestedNavigation({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return GetMaterialApp(
title: 'Nested Navigation - BNB',
theme: ThemeData(primarySwatch: Colors.blue),
getPages: <GetPage>[
GetPage(name: '/settings', page: () => const SettingsWrapper(), fullscreenDialog: true),
GetPage(name: '/home', page: () => const HomeScreen()),
],
initialRoute: '/home',
initialBinding: BindingsBuilder.put(() => HomeController()),
);
}
}
Our HomeScreen
now listens for changes to the HomeController
and is used for changing the current screen.
class HomeScreen extends GetView<HomeController> {
const HomeScreen({Key? key}) : super(key: key);
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return Obx(() => Scaffold(
bottomNavigationBar: BottomNavigationBar(
currentIndex: controller.state.value == HomeState.home ? 0 : 1,
onTap: (index) => index == 0 ? controller.selectHome() : controller.selectSettings(),
items: const [
BottomNavigationBarItem(icon: Icon(Icons.home), label: 'Home'),
BottomNavigationBarItem(icon: Icon(Icons.settings), label: 'Settings'),
],
),
body: Builder(
builder: (context) {
switch (controller.state.value) {
case HomeState.home:
return Scaffold(
appBar: AppBar(title: const Text('BottomNavigationBar')),
body: const Center(child: Text('Home')),
);
case HomeState.settings:
return const SettingsWrapper();
}
},
),
));
}
}
enum HomeState { home, settings }
class HomeController extends GetxController {
final state = HomeState.home.obs;
void selectHome() => state.value = HomeState.home;
Future<void> selectSettings() async {
// check if current route is settings
if (state.value == HomeState.settings) {
try {
// try to pop e.g. current route in settings is the detail
await Get.keys[SettingsNavigation.id]!.currentState!.maybePop();
} catch (e) {
// error
}
}
state.value = HomeState.settings;
}
}
The selectHome()
method seems pretty simple, but what happens inside the selectSettings()
method? Well, at first the method checks if the current state is already the settings route. This could mean that the nested navigator is used and we don’t really know where the user is at the moment. Then we try to pop current routes in our nested navigator by getting the current NavigatorState
from Get itself. Make sure to wrap this inside a try-catch.
Problems
There is still one unfortunate issue with the current implementation of the nested navigation: It is not possible to use the Get.until((route) => route.settings.name == '/route-name')
method to pop all routes until the route called ‘/route-name’, because route.settings.name
always returns null.
The source code for the complete solution is available on GitHub.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.opensaml.xmlsec.encryption.support |
Functional support for XML Encryption.
|
| org.opensaml.xmlsec.signature |
XMLObject interfaces and helper classes for representing digitally signed content and signing/validating content.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private EncryptedKey |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterator.nextKey
The next encrypted key that is safe to return.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Iterator<EncryptedKey> |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterator.keyIterator
The iterator over EncryptedKey instances from the current resolver.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected EncryptedKey |
SimpleRetrievalMethodEncryptedKeyResolver.dereferenceURI(RetrievalMethod rm)
Dereference the URI attribute of the specified retrieval method into an EncryptedKey.
|
EncryptedKey |
Encrypter.encryptKey(Key key,
KeyEncryptionParameters kekParams,
Document containingDocument)
Encrypts a key.
|
protected EncryptedKey |
Encrypter.encryptKey(Key targetKey,
Key encryptionKey,
String encryptionAlgorithmURI,
RSAOAEPParameters rsaOAEPParams,
Document containingDocument)
Encrypts a key using the specified encryption key and algorithm URI.
|
private EncryptedKey |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterator.getNextKey()
Get the next encrypted key that will be returned by this iterator.
|
EncryptedKey |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterator.next() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<EncryptedKey> |
Encrypter.encryptKey(Key key,
List<KeyEncryptionParameters> kekParamsList,
Document containingDocument)
Encrypts a key once for each key encryption parameters set that is supplied.
|
private Iterator<EncryptedKey> |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterator.getNextKeyIterator()
Get the iterator from the next resolver in the chain.
|
Iterator<EncryptedKey> |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.ChainingIterable.iterator() |
Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
SimpleRetrievalMethodEncryptedKeyResolver.resolve(EncryptedData encryptedData)
Resolve the EncryptedKey elements containing the data encryption key used to
encrypt the specified EncryptedData element.
|
Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
SimpleKeyInfoReferenceEncryptedKeyResolver.resolve(EncryptedData encryptedData)
Resolve the EncryptedKey elements containing the data encryption key used to
encrypt the specified EncryptedData element.
|
Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
InlineEncryptedKeyResolver.resolve(EncryptedData encryptedData)
Resolve the EncryptedKey elements containing the data encryption key used to
encrypt the specified EncryptedData element.
|
Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
EncryptedKeyResolver.resolve(EncryptedData encryptedData)
Resolve the EncryptedKey elements containing the data encryption key used to
encrypt the specified EncryptedData element.
|
Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
ChainingEncryptedKeyResolver.resolve(EncryptedData encryptedData)
Resolve the EncryptedKey elements containing the data encryption key used to
encrypt the specified EncryptedData element.
|
protected Iterable<EncryptedKey> |
SimpleKeyInfoReferenceEncryptedKeyResolver.resolveKeyInfo(KeyInfo keyInfo,
int limit)
Turn a KeyInfo into an EncryptedKey collection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Key |
Decrypter.decryptKey(EncryptedKey encryptedKey,
String algorithm)
Attempts to decrypt the supplied EncryptedKey and returns the resulting Java security Key object.
|
Key |
Decrypter.decryptKey(EncryptedKey encryptedKey,
String algorithm,
Key kek)
Decrypts the supplied EncryptedKey and returns the resulting Java security Key object.
|
protected boolean |
AbstractEncryptedKeyResolver.matchCarriedKeyName(EncryptedData encryptedData,
EncryptedKey encryptedKey)
Evaluate whether an EncryptedKey's CarriedKeyName matches one of the KeyName values
from the EncryptedData context.
|
protected boolean |
AbstractEncryptedKeyResolver.matchDataReference(EncryptedData encryptedData,
EncryptedKey encryptedKey)
Evaluate whether any of the EncryptedKey's DataReferences refer to the EncryptedData
context.
|
protected void |
Decrypter.preProcessEncryptedKey(EncryptedKey encryptedKey,
String algorithm,
Key kek)
Preprocess the EncryptedKey.
|
protected void |
Decrypter.validateAlgorithms(EncryptedKey encryptedKey)
Validate the algorithms contained within an
EncryptedKey . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<EncryptedKey> |
KeyInfo.getEncryptedKeys()
Get the list of EncryptedKey child elements
Note: EncryptedKey is actually defined in the XML Encryption schema, and is not explicitly defined in the
KeyInfoType content model, but for convenience this named getter method is exposed.
|
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C++ API by class
Java API by class
Supporting Utilities
Building for Windows 3.1 platforms Building for Windows/95 and Windows/NT platforms Building for Windows: FAQ
Building a Shared Library Version of Berkeley DB
Configuring and Building the Java API
Contacting Sleepycat Software Sleepycat Software Home Page
Running the Test Suite Debugging the Test Suite


Gecode::CPProfiler::Node Class Reference
#include <connector.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| Node (NodeUID node, NodeUID parent, int alt, int kids, NodeStatus status) | |
| Node & | set_node_thread_id (int tid) |
| const Option< std::string > & | label () const |
| Node & | set_label (const std::string &label) |
| const Option< std::string > & | nogood () const |
| Node & | set_nogood (const std::string &nogood) |
| const Option< std::string > & | info () const |
| Node & | set_info (const std::string &info) |
| int | alt () const |
| int | kids () const |
| NodeStatus | status () const |
| NodeUID | nodeUID () const |
| NodeUID | parentUID () const |
| int | node_id () const |
| int | parent_id () const |
| int | node_thread_id () const |
| int | node_restart_id () const |
| int | parent_thread_id () const |
| int | parent_restart_id () const |
Detailed Description
Definition at line 65 of file connector.hpp.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::Node | ( | NodeUID | node, | |
| NodeUID | parent, | |||
| int | alt, | |||
| int | kids, | |||
| NodeStatus | status | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 140 of file connector.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| Node & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::set_node_thread_id | ( | int | tid | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 146 of file connector.hpp.
| const Option< std::string > & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::label | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 152 of file connector.hpp.
| Node & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::set_label | ( | const std::string & | label | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 155 of file connector.hpp.
| const Option< std::string > & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::nogood | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 161 of file connector.hpp.
| Node & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::set_nogood | ( | const std::string & | nogood | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 166 of file connector.hpp.
| const Option< std::string > & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::info | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 172 of file connector.hpp.
| Node & Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::set_info | ( | const std::string & | info | ) | [inline] |
Definition at line 175 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::alt | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 181 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::kids | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 183 of file connector.hpp.
| NodeStatus Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::status | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 186 of file connector.hpp.
| NodeUID Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::nodeUID | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 189 of file connector.hpp.
| NodeUID Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::parentUID | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 191 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::node_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 194 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::parent_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 196 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::node_thread_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 198 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::node_restart_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 200 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::parent_thread_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 202 of file connector.hpp.
| int Gecode::CPProfiler::Node::parent_restart_id | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Definition at line 204 of file connector.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/search/cpprofiler/connector.hpp


Aussie nabbed in Surigao raid
by Alfred P. DalizonAGENTS of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency on Tuesday arrested an Australian national for illegal possession of dried marijuana leaves in General Luna, Surigao del Norte, PDEA chair, Director General Aaron N. Aquino reported yesterday.
The official identified the suspect as Michal Audziejczyk alias ‘Mickey,’ a resident of Sunset Bay Villas in Barangay Catangnan, General Luna municipality.
Aquino said that members of the PDEA Regional Office 13 and the local police raided the foreigner’s residence on the strength of a search warrant for illegal possession of drugs issued by a local court.
The raid led in the seizure of 30 pieces of heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet containing some 30 grams of dried marijuana leaves worth P3,600 one sling bag containing 10 live ammunition, two mobile phones, and one Sustanon (1ml/30 mg) ampule.
Aquino said that the suspect has been charged for violation of Section 11 (Possession of Dangerous Drugs), Article II of Republic Act 9165, or The Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, and violation of Republic Act No. 10591or the Comprehensive Firearms and Ammunition Regulations Act of 2013.


Keynote, Big Data Conference Vilnius, November 2018
Training Score
Test Score
Training and test scores clearly divert
It does not end with training the model
Machine Learning from Idea to Production
Oliver Zeigermann / @DJCordhose
http://bit.ly/steps-keynote


 In this section we focus on how to work with other organizations to create powerful advocacy efforts, all driven by hard fiscal data! Every CSO, not just government transparency organizations, can leverage the information in this book. Government spending data touches issues covered by a variety of organizations and journalistic outlets, such as human rights, the environment, poverty, scientific research, education, economic policy, and more. But not all these groups may realize it's importance.
A common observation has been that CSOs, journalists, and other groups that work with a lot of data encounter a set of similar problems. The problems typically include lack of technical knowledge, duplication of work, lack of wide dissemination of analysis and results, and creating compelling visual products. A lot of these challenges could be mollified if proper channels of communication existed between these organizations.
One of the most important ways to reduce these technical barriers is to maintain an active dialogue and a process of sharing the methodologies and underlying data in analysis you produce. You can avoid the mistakes of your predecessors by reading their methodologies and learning about idiosyncrasies in the data. Or you may be able to point out mistakes another organization has made. Similarly, if you document how your data has been processed and analyzed, other organizations can benefit (more about that in a few chapters).
Creating communication can be as easy as joining or maintaining a mailing list of groups that work on similar topics or leverage similar data in their work products. Most webmail services offer free group or mailing list functions, such as Google Groups or Yahoo Groups. If you maintain one, be responsive to messages and active in recruiting members. Email is an extremely low barrier for starting a conversation between organizations.
If you've already got data products that you want to share, try disseminating them in a couple of different ways. In addition to the methods outlined above, try preparing primers or manuals for other groups that want to start working with datasets that you may be particularly experienced with. You can also organize workshops, meetups, and webinars to familiarize groups with the data you work with. If grassroots issue groups can internalize your data products and present them in a contextually relevant way to their user base, then both groups have gained something from the partnership.
Another good way to facilitate knowledge sharing and communication between organizations is by conducting internship programmes for interested individuals and organisations. However it is important to keep in mind the target groups. It's great to interface with similar spending data focused groups working at different levels of government than your own, but identifying groups that work on completely different issue areas is important. These groups may feel incapacitated to enact change in the fiscal policy as it relates to their own issues. It then becomes an important job for spending data groups to identify and offer their support. It's especially important to establish strong links with groups that serve those minority populations who are often marginalized in government spending priorities.
The kind of collaboration discussed above can result in a much broader and stronger coalition of organizations that can advocate for fiscal transparency and detailed disclosure of spending data at all levels of government.


Matrix Pencil Sparse Fourier Transform.
GPU-accelerated impute algorithm for collaborative filtering.


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White Noise
White Noise is a movie starring Michael Keaton, Deborah Kara Unger, and Ian McNeice. An architect's desire to speak with his wife from beyond the grave becomes an obsession with supernatural repercussions.


White on roll, cube action?
pips White=107 Black=114
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
No double Player Winning Chances: 72.869% (G:3.589% B:0.069%) Opponent Winning Chances: 27.131% (G:1.474% B:0.018%) Double/Take Player Winning Chances: 72.812% (G:3.375% B:0.062%) Opponent Winning Chances: 27.188% (G:1.294% B:0.015%) Cubeless Equities: No double=+0.4790 Double=+0.9550 Cubeful Equities No double: +0.8072 Double/Take: +0.7706 (-0.0366) Double/Pass: +1.0000 (+0.1928) Best Cube action: No double / Take Percentage of wrong pass needed to make the double decision right: 13.8%


These release notes cover new developer and user-facing incompatibilities, important issues, features, and major improvements.
trunk: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=1679444 branch-3.5: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?view=revision&revision=1679446
Expose jute-generated allocate_XXX functions in libzookeeper.
Kill java process with SIGTERM
rather than SIGKILL
Changes in zkServer.sh to support JMX remote monitoring of Zookeeper processes. The change doesn't impact current installations and new installations requiring JMX remote monitoring need to set the jmx port to enable it.
Committed to trunk. Thanks Raul, and sorry that it took so long to commit.


Intro
As a Mint user, I can always feel some interactions cumbersome or some features insufficient when I use it. After reading some reviews on Apple store and Mint blog, I found that I am not alone.
This motivated me to do a design exercise to redesign Mint in my free time. Here is what I did within one week:
If I could have more time…
The advertisement is important revenue for Mint, but users feel the Ads take too much space and they don’t like it. Ads might be designed more personalized or embedded in the articles about financial management


Welcome! To start up the weblab applet, select one of the Launch Applet options. If you have any problems, try the Documentation resources listed in the menu. Don't hesitate to report bugs and problems. Thank you for using the weblab system!


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tclap
1.2.1
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Classes | |
| class | Arg |
| A virtual base class that defines the essential data for all arguments. More... | |
| class | ArgException |
| A simple class that defines and argument exception. More... | |
| class | ArgParseException |
| Thrown from within the child Arg classes when it fails to properly parse the argument it has been passed. More... | |
| class | CmdLineParseException |
| Thrown from CmdLine when the arguments on the command line are not properly specified, e.g. More... | |
| class | SpecificationException |
| Thrown from Arg and CmdLine when an Arg is improperly specified, e.g. More... | |
| class | ExitException |
| struct | ValueLike |
| A value like argument value type is a value that can be set using operator>>. More... | |
| struct | StringLike |
| A string like argument value type is a value that can be set using operator=(string). More... | |
| struct | StringLikeTrait |
| A class can inherit from this object to make it have string like traits. More... | |
| struct | ValueLikeTrait |
| A class can inherit from this object to make it have value like traits. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits |
| Arg traits are used to get compile type specialization when parsing argument values. More... | |
| class | CmdLine |
| The base class that manages the command line definition and passes along the parsing to the appropriate Arg classes. More... | |
| class | CmdLineInterface |
| The base class that manages the command line definition and passes along the parsing to the appropriate Arg classes. More... | |
| class | CmdLineOutput |
| The interface that any output object must implement. More... | |
| class | Constraint |
| The interface that defines the interaction between the Arg and Constraint. More... | |
| class | DocBookOutput |
| A class that generates DocBook output for usage() method for the given CmdLine and its Args. More... | |
| class | HelpVisitor |
| A Visitor object that calls the usage method of the given CmdLineOutput object for the specified CmdLine object. More... | |
| class | IgnoreRestVisitor |
| A Vistor that tells the CmdLine to begin ignoring arguments after this one is parsed. More... | |
| class | MultiArg |
| An argument that allows multiple values of type T to be specified. More... | |
| class | MultiSwitchArg |
| A multiple switch argument. More... | |
| class | OptionalUnlabeledTracker |
| struct | ArgTraits< long > |
| longs have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< int > |
| ints have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< short > |
| shorts have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< char > |
| chars have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< unsigned long > |
| unsigned longs have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< unsigned int > |
| unsigned ints have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< unsigned short > |
| unsigned shorts have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< unsigned char > |
| unsigned chars have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< float > |
| floats have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< double > |
| doubles have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< bool > |
| bools have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< wchar_t > |
| wchar_ts have value-like semantics. More... | |
| struct | ArgTraits< std::string > |
| Strings have string like argument traits. More... | |
| class | StdOutput |
| A class that isolates any output from the CmdLine object so that it may be easily modified. More... | |
| class | SwitchArg |
| A simple switch argument. More... | |
| class | UnlabeledMultiArg |
| Just like a MultiArg, except that the arguments are unlabeled. More... | |
| class | UnlabeledValueArg |
| The basic unlabeled argument that parses a value. More... | |
| class | ValueArg |
| The basic labeled argument that parses a value. More... | |
| class | ValuesConstraint |
| A Constraint that constrains the Arg to only those values specified in the constraint. More... | |
| class | VersionVisitor |
| A Vistor that will call the version method of the given CmdLineOutput for the specified CmdLine object and then exit. More... | |
| class | Visitor |
| A base class that defines the interface for visitors. More... | |
| class | XorHandler |
| This class handles lists of Arg's that are to be XOR'd on the command line. More... | |
| class | ZshCompletionOutput |
| A class that generates a Zsh completion function as output from the usage() method for the given CmdLine and its Args. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef std::list< Arg * > ::iterator | ArgListIterator |
| Typedef of an Arg list iterator. More... | |
| typedef std::vector< Arg * > ::iterator | ArgVectorIterator |
| Typedef of an Arg vector iterator. More... | |
| typedef std::list< Visitor * > ::iterator | VisitorListIterator |
| Typedef of a Visitor list iterator. More... | |
Functions | |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | ExtractValue (T &destVal, const std::string &strVal, ValueLike vl) |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | ExtractValue (T &destVal, const std::string &strVal, StringLike sl) |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | DelPtr (T ptr) |
| template<typename C > | |
| void | ClearContainer (C &c) |
| template<typename T > | |
| void | SetString (T &dst, const std::string &src) |
| typedef std::list<Arg*>::iterator TCLAP::ArgListIterator |
| typedef std::vector<Arg*>::iterator TCLAP::ArgVectorIterator |
| typedef std::list<Visitor*>::iterator TCLAP::VisitorListIterator |
| void TCLAP::ClearContainer | ( | C & | c | ) |
Definition at line 58 of file CmdLine.h.
Referenced by TCLAP::CmdLine::~CmdLine().
| void TCLAP::ExtractValue | ( | T & | destVal, |
| const std::string & | strVal, | ||
| ValueLike | vl | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 415 of file Arg.h.
Referenced by TCLAP::MultiArg< T >::_extractValue(), and TCLAP::ValueArg< T >::_extractValue().
| void TCLAP::ExtractValue | ( | T & | destVal, |
| const std::string & | strVal, | ||
| StringLike | sl | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 452 of file Arg.h.
References SetString().
| void TCLAP::SetString | ( | T & | dst, |
| const std::string & | src | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 200 of file StandardTraits.h.
Referenced by ExtractValue().


What is TheReviewIndex all about?
We thought reading reviews, on sites like Amazon, is a bit too tedious. Most products have hundreds, even thousands of reviews. It’s impossible to make sense of that many reviews, let alone compare across products. So we built The Review Index that uses Neural Networks to detect and quantify recurring patterns in reviews, enabling one to go through thousands of reviews in a few minutes. We are unbiased, independent and aspire to simplify online shopping.
How does it work?
All you have to do is enter the url of the product you’re looking to purchase. Our machines will, at real time, fetch the lastest user reviews from sites like Amazon. Then, the fetched reviews will be parsed to detect fine-grained topics and implicit sentiment, after blacklisting potentially unnatural content. This information will be churned and presented as an unbiased, feature-wise summary scorecard of the aggregate opinion.
Where does TheReviewIndex get the data?
TheReviewIndex requires data such as product details, reviews, etc. We crawl all available information from across various public webpages. This data is then churned to get presentable insights.
I noticed some discrepencies in the data quality? What do I do?
We leverage Neural Networks to detect topics of discussion and sentiment in review sentences and constantly monitor the quality of algorithms and data to maximize accuracy and ensure that outliers do not influence the eventual conclusions. However, it is still possible that there will be a few cases of incorrect classification.
If you discover any large discrepencies or quality issues, you can provide feedback using the link provided in the site or write to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the details and we will take these inputs into consideration while tweaking our algorithms.
How can I trust TheReviewIndex? How do I know that the evaluation is fair?
We have deliberated over this question from the very beginning. Since building and keeping trust with you is very important to us, we have designed the product to ensure that every score or recommendation is strongly supported by solid evidence. If you want to drill deeper, you can click through and read all individual user comments that contributes toward the score of each feature. Not just that, all these comments are properly attributed and linked back to the origin.
How does the site make money?
We do not make any money from the site. The site has been and will always remain free for our users.
How do you deal with review spam?
One of the major concerns of online opinions is the problem of spam and incentivized reviews. Although, a single spammy review does not receive too much importance (since we rely on mass opinion for making our judgements), several spammy reviews can be misleading, often drowning actual user opinion. We think that spam, much like any other crime, will leave behind a trail. This is true especially when spamming is done at scale. We try to identify these and in the spirit of transparency (like rest of the site), we are starting to expose the underlying data points that contributed to our decision. Right now we expose only a few of signals out, but we will be rolling out a more comprehensive set of signals in the near future.
I’m a brand and my product is rated poorly. What can I do?
Short answer is nothing. We rely on user reviews from marketplaces to derive and present our conclusions. As the sentiment in organic reviews improves, our summaries will improve too.
Have more questions? Send them out to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will revert as soon as possible.


Your App ID:
Use a Test App ID
Token Processor Page:
Initialize
Login
Tests:
logout
Load users with paging
Load users with custom odata query
query:
Load user "me"
Load user by Id
ID:
Load a user and then messages
Load a user and then groups
Load a user and then the user's manager
Load groups with paging
Load group by Id
ID:
Load a user and then its photo
Is user logged in?
WhoAmI?


def intersect(self, other):
rslt = TOC()
for tpl in other:
if self.fltr.get(tpl[0], 0):
rslt.append(tpl)
return rslt
// TODO This class should raise exceptions on external callers attempting to
return result.__sub__(self)
def intersect(self, other):
other = TOC(other)
filenames = self.filenames.intersection(other.filenames)
result = TOC()
for name, path, typecode in other:
if name in filenames: