Create a new MetroChart instance.
The name of the DOM element in which you want to draw the MetroChart.
The URL of the data file, which should be a JSON file
formatted according to the MetroChartData
interface.
Defines the charge parameter of the force-directed graph.
See Options.colors.
Defines the gravity parameter of the force-directed graph.
Defines the link distance parameter of the force-directed graph.
Defines the link strength parameter of the force-directed graph.
The URL of where the data is located. Data should be compliant with the MetroChartData interface.
The JSON data may include an optional source
property (see
interface MetroChartData). Property this.datasource
stores the data source, or if the data source is omitted from the JSON,
this.datasource
is set to 'unknown'
.
Identifier of the DOM element such as metrochart
, in
which to draw the MetroChart.
The height of the DOM element containing the MetroChart.
Defines the rotation of the station labels.
When the graph is visualized, station names can be displayed in a reserved area at the top of the visualization as well as at the bottom. This property sets the height of these reserved areas.
When the data represents different entities than metrolines and stations
this property may be used to define an alternative name to identify
metrolines. Let's say your data represents the storyline of a comic book,
then individual frames could be represented by a station, while the
characters that occur in a frame could be represented by a line. In this
case, this.stationlabel
could be set to 'frame'
and this.linelabel
could be set to 'character'
.
The list of links/metrolines, pointing to the indices of two nodes/ stations.
The list of stations.
The graph is padded to avoid having elements very close to the left-side and right-side edges of the visualization, or even falling off of it. This property defines how much padding there is (in pixels). Note that the bounding box takes into account the padding value.
Radius in pixels used in drawing the station symbols.
When the data represents different entities than metrolines and stations
this property may be used to define an alternative name to identify
stations. Let's say your data represents the storyline of a comic book,
then individual frames could be represented by a station, while the
characters that occur in a frame could be represented by a line. In this
case, this.stationlabel
could be set to 'frame'
and this.linelabel
could be set to 'character'
.
The time value corresponding to the left-most pixel.
The time value corresponding to the right-most pixel.
List of strings containing the unique metroline names.
The width of the DOM element containing the MetroChart.
Sets the force-directed graph's charge parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's charge parameter.
Sets the list of colors to be used for visualizing the lines.
Sets the list of colors to be used for visualizing the lines.
Defines whether or not to apply the time axis constraint in positioning the stations horizontally.
Defines whether or not to apply the time axis constraint in positioning the stations horizontally.
Sets the force-directed graph's gravity parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's gravity parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's link distance parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's link distance parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's link strength parameter.
Sets the force-directed graph's link strength parameter.
Gets the url of where the data was loaded from.
User supplied options that override the default options from MetroChart.defaultOptions.
When drawing the vertical line from station to label, you need to know whether to draw to the bottom reserved area or the top reserved area. This method determines whether the bottom reserved area or the top reserved area is closest to the position of the station. This is then used in drawing the station-to-label vertical line, as well as in calculating the position of the station labels.
The station for which we want to determine which is closer --the top reserved area or the bottom one.
Either 'top'
or 'bottom'
.
The stations are labeled with their names. These labels are drawn in one of two reserved plotting areas, one near the bottom of the graph and one near the top. This method determines which is closer, and the returns the translation needed for the label to be correctly placed, i.e. horizontally aligned with the position of the station, and vertically aligned so it falls in either the bottom or the top reserved area. The translation also includes a rotation, which can be set through MetroChart's options (see Options.labelRotation).
The station for which you want to draw a label.
The translation that must be applied to position the label such that it is horizontally aligned with the position of the station proper, and vertically aligned with the bottom or top reserved area. The translation also includes a rotation, which can be set through MetroChart's options (see Options.labelRotation).
Method to calculate the position of the lines connecting the stations.
The method takes into account how many lines there are at each station,
so the vertical offset can be calculated by this.calcStubOffset()
.
The link between two Stations.
The SVG path string describing the position of the line.
Method that calculates the shape of the station symbol.
The station for which to draw a symbol.
String containing the SVG path 'd' data for the station symbol.
Method that calculates the translation of the station symbol, while observing the bounding box set by the dimensions of the SVG area and the dimension of the station symbols.
The station that needs to be translated.
String containing the translate offsets.
Method to calculate the vertical offset that indicates that there is more than one line at a station.
The link object connecting two stations.
The vertical offset in pixels.
Method to calculate the set of unique line names, this.ulinks
.
The svg drawing area has two reserved areas, one at the top and one at the bottom. These area are reserved for labels containing the station names. This method draws a line between the a node of the graph and the station label proper.
The node for which line must be drawn to its label.
The SVG path "d" string data.
Draw/update force-directed metrochart graph using the current settings.
Get the color of a line from this.colors
, given its index
uindex
into this.ulinks
. If
this.colors
is undefined
or zero-length, return
a color string representing 50% gray. If there are not enough colors in
this.colors
, use modulo math to determine the appropriate
index into the color table.
Index into this.ulinks
The hexadecimal color string used for drawing
this.ulinks[uindex]
.
Method to load the data from this._url
using an XMLHttpRequest
.
The graph has nodes of different sizes, depending on how many metrolines stop at that station. However, you still want the entire station symbol to remain inside the box defined by the svg drawing area. This function makes sure that each station remains inside that bounding box.
The station for which the bounding box must be observed.
The station with updated .x and .y properties such that the entire station symbol falls within the bounding box.
When the window is resized, redraw the metrochart graph in its entirety, while observing the new maximum size.
[description]
Updates the data on the MetroChart object:
this.nodes.x
, this.nodes.y
,
this.nodes.nLines
for all nodesthis.timeValueLeft
) and
maximum time value (this.timeValueRight
) if applicableReturns the MetroChart object with updated data
See Options.
See Options.charge.
See Options.colors. Here are the default colors:
| 1. | red | |
| 2. | olive | |
| 3. | blue | |
| 4. | orange | |
| 5. | magenta | |
| 6. | yellow | |
| 7. | lime | |
| 8. | purple | |
| 9. | seagreen | |
| 10. | dark gray | |
| 11. | black |
See Options.gravity.
See Options.linkDistance.
See Options.linkStrength.
See Options.padding.
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A MetroChart is a force-directed graph.  The nodes represent stations (see interface Station) while the links represent metrolines (see interface MetroLine).
The data may include an attribute
time
on each node. The property may be used to order nodes along the horizontal axis (by settingthis.enableTimeAxis
totrue
). This is convenient for visualizing certain types of data, such as narratives in stories or plays (which character occurs together with which other characters in any given scene, with nodes representing scenes and links representing characters).


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MADISON - Mary Ann Johnson, age 85, of McFarland, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019, at Agrace HospiceCare.
She was born on July 1, 1934, in Verona, the daughter of Edward and Mabel (Kisher) Westphal.
Mary was united in marriage to Gerald Johnson in September of 1952. Mary enjoyed playing cards, bowling and being with her friends. She cherished her time with her family, especially during holiday gatherings and she loved spending time with Gerald on their houseboat.
Mary is survived by her children, Karen (John) Wallace, Jean (Mark) von Allmen and Jerry (Dixie) Johnson; six grandchildren, John (Lisa) Wallace, Lindsay Wallace, Nick (Alyssa) von Allmen, Erica von Allmen, Katie Slater (fiancé, Ron Coppernall) and Casey (Kim) Johnson; seven great-grandchildren; brother, Robert Westphal; sister, Esther Siebert; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Gerald; brothers, Orville and Delmer Westphal; and sisters, Evelyn Westphal, Donna Smith and Lois Egner.
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Coming up with the design and components that I wanted to showcase began with the idea of philosophy. Specifically, the philosophical statement by René Descartes of Cogito, ergo sum aka "I think, therefore I am". In my opinion, the human brain is one of the most complex and interesting things about us. Humans are thinking creatures with feelings, morals and values which makes us all unique individuals that are also connected in the bigger picture of humanity.
I wanted to represent this idea as a technical drawing. I designed zoomed in portions of the brain located within the skull that continues zooming in until the neurons and synapses.The visual hierarchy of my project is that similar to a pyramid. The largest portion as the skull at the top and each layer is a zoomed in portion of the previous layer. They are connected by lines to further communicated that idea.


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Secure assemblies are assemblies that are deployed only to flash memory internal to the processor. As this secure code never leaves the SITCore processor, it is very difficult for anyone to access or copy your code. By default, all assemblies are deployed to internal flash memory. Unless external flash is enabled, assemblies will never be deployed to external flash.
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During deployment Visual Studio will display an allocation table showing both the secure and unsecure assemblies and their address, so it is easy to check the security status of your assemblies. This is found in the TinyCLR Device Deployment
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You can now use application deployment to deploy to other devices. This is good for mass production as well. If you are sending the deployment to a contract manufacturer, remember to send the key too!
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2CuMg
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7150 |
HTR |
(<5?) |
On coarse primary Al
7CuFe and grain boundaries
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133,
189]
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2Si
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7020 |
HTR |
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(?) |
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2
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MTR |
Polygonal plates (<10) |
On dispersoids [
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194] and grain boundaries [
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189]
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Plates (?) |
(?) |
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7150 |
LTR |
Thin plates (≈100) |
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119,
143]
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| BasicClientTLSValidationParametersResolver |
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Increased use of renewable energy such as [tidal,] wind or solar (1)
Increased exploration and drilling for oil (0)
don’t know/no answer (0)
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Climate—Which of the following three statements do you think is more accurate?
Climate change is happening now, caused mainly by human activities (1)
Climate change is happening now, but caused mainly by natural forces (0)
Climate change is not happening now (0)
Don’t know/no answer (0)
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Sex—Male (0) or female (1)
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Education—High school or less (–1), some college or technical school (0), college graduate (1), or postgraduate (2)
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Ideology (New Hampshire GSP surveys)—Extremely or fairly liberal (–2), somewhat or leaning liberal (–1), moderate not leaning (0), somewhat or leaning conservative (1), extremely or fairly conservative (2)
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What are the Problems?
Confusing process to contribute to OS
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- Composed of Legal, Compliance, Patent, Branding
- Took months to complete
Employees avoided or ignored the process
- Gave up on existing OS submissions
- Legal became the boogyman
- Started pushing to GitHub without approval (Big Risk)
Wild West on GitHub
- 35 Adobe related GitHub Orgs
- Repos abandoned, issues and PRs ignored
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}
trainer = ppo.PPOTrainer(config=config)
rewards_w = 0.0
for _ in range(num_iterations):
result = trainer.train()
rewards_w += result["episode_reward_mean"]
print(result)
rewards_w /= num_iterations
trainer.stop()
// W/o Curiosity.
After Change
for _ in range(num_iterations):
result = trainer.train()
print(result)
if result["episode_reward_mean"] >= 0.001:
print("Learnt something!")
learnt = True
break
trainer.stop()
self.assertTrue(learnt)
// // W/o Curiosity. Expect to learn nothing.


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13 /*!
14 * ======== ILogger ========
15 * Interface to service Log events
16 *
17 * A logger is responsible for recording, transmitting, or otherwise
18 * handling `{@link Log#EventDesc Log Events}` generated by clients of the
19 * `{@link Log}` module. The `Log` module uses modules that implement the
20 * `ILogger` interface to record the log events. Most application code will
21 * use the `Log` module instead of directly calling the specific `ILogger`
22 * module implementation.
23 *
24 * All logger implementations must inherit from this interface. The
25 * derived implementations must implement the functions defined in this
26 * interface but may also add additional configuration parameters and
27 * functions.
28 *
29 * Events may be defined with a detail level, but the Log interface does not
30 * inherently provide support for filtering of events based on detail level.
31 * Instead, this is left to the ILogger implementation. ILogger
32 * implementations which wish to support filtering based on detail level
33 * should implement the IFilterLogger interface, which extends the ILogger
34 * interface to include APIs for getting and setting the current filter level.
35 */
36 @DirectCall
37 interface ILogger {
38
39 /*!
40 * ======== getMetaArgs ========
41 * Returns any meta data needed to support RTA.
42 *
43 * This meta data should be returned in the form of a structure which
44 * can be converted into XML. This data is added to the RTA XML file
45 * during the application's configuration, and can be accessed later
46 * through the xdc.rta.MetaData module.
47 *
48 * The MetaData is returned per instance of the ILogger module. The
49 * instance object is passed to the function as the first argument.
50 *
51 * The second argument is the index of the instance in the list of
52 * the ILogger's static instances.
53 */
54 function getMetaArgs(inst, instNum);
55
56 instance:
57
58 /*!
59 * ======== enable ========
60 * Enable a log
61 *
62 * @a(returns)
63 * The function returns the state of the log (`TRUE` if enabled,
64 * `FALSE` if disabled) before the call. This return value allows
65 * clients to restore the previous state.
66 * Note: not thread safe.
67 */
68 Bool enable();
69
70 /*!
71 * ======== disable ========
72 * Disable a log
73 *
74 * Events written to a disabled log are silently discarded.
75 *
76 * @a(returns)
77 * The function returns the state of the log (`TRUE` if enabled,
78 * `FALSE` if disabled) before the call. This return value allows
79 * clients to restore the previous state.
80 * Note: not thread safe.
81 */
82 Bool disable();
83
84 /*!
85 * ======== write0 ========
86 * Process a log event with 0 arguments.
87 *
88 * Same as `write4` except with 0 arguments rather than 4.
89 *
90 * @see ILogger#write4()
91 */
92 Void write0(Log.Event evt, Types.ModuleId mid);
93
94 /*!
95 * ======== write1 ========
96 * Process a log event with 1 arguments.
97 *
98 * Same as `write4` except with 1 arguments rather than 4.
99 *
100 * @see ILogger#write4()
101 */
102 Void write1(Log.Event evt, Types.ModuleId mid, IArg a1);
103
104 /*!
105 * ======== write2 ========
106 * Process a log event with 2 arguments.
107 *
108 * Same as `write4` except with 2 arguments rather than 4.
109 *
110 * @see ILogger#write4()
111 */
112 Void write2(Log.Event evt, Types.ModuleId mid, IArg a1, IArg a2);
113
114 /*!
115 * ======== write4 ========
116 * Process a log event with up to 4 arguments.
117 *
118 * The `evt` argument is of type Log.Event, which encodes the
119 * `{@link Log#EventId}`, the `{@link Diags#Mask}`, and the
120 * `{@link Diags#EventLevel}` of the event. The event ID can be obtained
121 * via `{@link Types#getEventId}(evt)`, the Diags mask can be obtained via
122 * `{@link Diags#getMask}(evt)`, and the event level can be obtained via
123 * `{@link Diags#getLevel}(evt)`.
124 *
125 * The `modId` argument is the module ID of the module that logged the
126 * event.
127 *
128 * The event information can be used by the logger to handle different
129 * events specially. For example, the event ID can be used to compare
130 * against other known `Log.Event`s.
131 * @p(code)
132 * if (Log_getEventId(MY_EVENT) == Log_getEventId(evt)) {
133 * :
134 * }
135 * @p
136 * The Diags mask and event level can be used for filtering of events
137 * based on event level (see {@link IFilterLogger}), or even routing
138 * events to separate loggers based on diags category (see, for example,
139 * {@link LoggerBuf#statusLogger}).
140 *
141 * The Diags mask and event level are useful for handling the event, but
142 * are generally not recorded by the logger because they are not needed in
143 * decoding and displaying the event. A more suitable value to record is a
144 * `{@link Types#Event}`, which encodes the event ID and module ID. For
145 * example, the `{@link Log#EventRec}` type stores a `{@link Types#Event}`
146 * in its record definition. A `{@link Types#Event}` can be created using
147 * the `{@link Types#makeEvent}` API given the event ID and module ID.
148 *
149 * The event ID value of `0` is used to indicate an event triggered by a
150 * call to one of the `{@link Log#print0 Log_print[0-6]}` methods. These
151 * methods take a format string rather than a `Log_Event` argument and,
152 * as a result, the event ID encoded in `evt` is `0` and the parameter
153 * `a1` is the format string.
154 *
155 * Non-zero event IDs can also be used to access the `msg` string
156 * associated with the `{@link Log#EventDesc}` that originally
157 * defined the `Log` event.
158 * @p(code)
159 * Log_EventId id = Log_getEventId(evt));
160 * if (id != 0) {
161 * String msg = Text_ropeText(id);
162 * System_aprintf(msg, a1, a2, a3, a4);
163 * }
164 * @p
165 * This works because an event's ID is simply an offset into a table
166 * of characters (maintained by the `{@link Text}` module)
167 * containing the event's msg string.
168 *
169 * The arguments a1, a2, etc. are parameters that are to be interpreted
170 * according to the message format string associated with `evt`.
171 *
172 * @param(evt) event to be logged
173 * @param(mid) module ID of the module which logged the event
174 * @param(a1) arbitrary argument passed by caller
175 *
176 * @see Log#Event
177 * @see Log#EventDesc
178 * @see Text#ropeText
179 * @see Log#getEventId
180 */
181 Void write4(Log.Event evt, Types.ModuleId mid, IArg a1, IArg a2,
182 IArg a3, IArg a4);
183
184 /*!
185 * ======== write8 ========
186 * Process a log event with up to 8 arguments.
187 *
188 * Same as `write4` except with 8 arguments rather than 4.
189 *
190 * @see ILogger#write4()
191 */
192 Void write8(Log.Event evt, Types.ModuleId mid, IArg a1, IArg a2,
193 IArg a3, IArg a4, IArg a5, IArg a6, IArg a7, IArg a8);
194 }
195 196 197
198


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, include_tables
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which may either be a literal table/database name, given as option=name
, or a regular expression,
given as option=/regex/
. The options are evaluated as follows:
- only accept databases in
include_dbs
if non-empty - reject databases in
exclude_dbs
- only accept tables in
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$('#datetimepicker').datetimepicker({
sideBySide: true,
debug: true
})
$('#datetimepicker').datetimepicker('sideBySide', true)
$('#datetimepicker').datetimepicker('sideBySide')
Global defaults can be get/set by $.fn.datetimepicker.Constructor.Default
e.g. To set icons to use Font Awesome 5
$.fn.datetimepicker.Constructor.Default = $.extend({}, $.fn.datetimepicker.Constructor.Default, {
icons: {
time: 'far fa-clock',
date: 'far fa-calendar',
up: 'far fa-arrow-up',
down: 'far fa-arrow-down',
previous: 'far fa-chevron-left',
next: 'far fa-chevron-right',
today: 'far fa-calendar-check-o',
clear: 'far fa-trash',
close: 'far fa-times'
} });
Do this before you init pickers.
options
Returns the components current options object. Note that the changing the values of the returned object does not change the components actual configuration. Use options(options)
to set the components options massively or the other methods for setting config options individually.
options, [options]
Takes an object variable with option key:value properties and configures the component. Use this to update multiple options on the component.
date
Returns the component's model current date, a moment
object or null
if not set.
date, [newDate]
Takes string, Date, moment, null
parameter and sets the components model current moment to it. Passing a null
value unsets the components model current moment. Parsing of the newDate
parameter is made using moment library with the options.format
and options.useStrict
components configuration.
Throws
TypeError
- in case thenewDate
cannot be parsed
Emits
change.datetimepicker
- In casenewDate
is different from current moment
format
Default: false
See momentjs' docs for valid formats. Format also dictates what components are shown, e.g. MM/dd/YYYY
will not display the time picker.
format
Returns the component's options.format
string
format, [format]
Takes a moment.js format string
and sets the components options.format
. This is used for displaying and also for parsing input strings either from the input element the component is attached to or the date()
function.
The parameter can also be a boolean:false
in which case the format is set to the locale's L LT
.
Note: this is also used to determine if the time picker sub component will display the hours in 12 or 24 format. (if a
or h
exists in the passed string
then a 12 hour mode is set)
dayViewHeaderFormat
Default: 'MMMM YYYY'
Changes the heading of the date picker when in "days" view.
dayViewHeaderFormat
Returns a string
variable with the currently set options.dayViewHeaderFormat
option.
dayViewHeaderFormat, [string]
Takes a string
value.
Used to customize the header of the day view.
extraFormats
Default: false
Allows for several input formats to be valid. See this PR.
extraFormats
Returns a boolean
or array with the options.extraFormats
option configuration
extraFormats, [formats]
Takes an array of valid input moment format options.
stepping
Default: 1
Number of minutes the up/down arrow's will move the minutes value in the time picker
stepping
Returns a number
with the options.stepping
option configuration
stepping, [number]
Takes a number
. This be the amount the up/down arrows move the minute value with a time picker.
min/maxDate
Default: false
Accepts: date, moment, string
Prevents date/time selections before this date. Will override defaultDate
and useCurrent
if either of these settings are the same day since both options are invalid according to the rules you've selected.
minDate
Returns the currently set moment of the options.minDate
or false
if not set
minDate, [minDate]
Takes a minDate
string, Date, moment, boolean:false
parameter and disallows the user to select a moment that is before that moment. If a boolean:false
value is passed the options.minDate
parameter is cleared and there is no restriction to the minimum moment the user can select.
Note: If the minDate
parameter is after the currently selected moment the currently selected moment changes to minDate parameter
Throws
-
TypeError
- ifminDate
parameter cannot be parsed using theoptions.format
andoptions.useStrict
configuration settings -
TypeError
- ifminDate
parameter is afteroptions.maxDate
Emits
-
change.datetimepicker
- if the newminDate
is after currently selected moment (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part) -
dp.error
- if the newminDate
is after currently selected moment (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part)
maxDate
Returns the currently set moment of the options.maxDate
or false
if not set
maxDate, [maxDate]
Takes a [maxDate] string, Date, moment, boolean:false
parameter and disallows the user to select a moment that is after that moment. If a boolean:false
value is passed options.maxDate
is cleared and there is no restriction to the maximum moment the user can select.
Note: If [maxDate] is before the currently selected moment the currently selected moment changes to [maxDate]
Throws
-
TypeError
- ifmaxDate
parameter cannot be parsed using theoptions.format
andoptions.useStrict
configuration settings -
TypeError
- ifmaxDate
parameter is beforeoptions.minDate
Emits
-
change.datetimepicker
- if the newmaxDate
is after currently selected moment (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part) -
dp.error
- if the newmaxDate
is after currently selected moment (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part)
useCurrent
Default: true
On show
, will set the picker to the current date/time.
useCurrent
Returns a boolean
or string
with the options.useCurrent
option configuration
useCurrent, boolean or string
Takes a boolean
or string
. If a boolean
true is passed and the components model moment is not set (either through setDate
or through a valid value on the input element the component is attached to) then the first time the user opens the datetimepicker widget the value is initialized to the current moment of the action. If a false boolean
is passed then no initialization happens on the input element. You can select the granularity on the initialized moment by passing one of the following strings ('year', 'month', 'day', 'hour', 'minute'
) in the variable.
If for example you pass 'day'
to the setUseCurrent
function and the input field is empty the first time the user opens the datetimepicker widget the input text will be initialized to the current date time with day granularity (e.g. if current time = 2014-08-10 13:32:33
the input value will be initialized to 2014-08-10 00:00:00
)
Note: If the options.defaultDate
is set or the input element the component is attached to has already a value that takes precedence and the functionality of useCurrent
is not triggered!
collapse
Default: true
Using a Bootstraps collapse to switch between date/time pickers.
collapse
Returns a boolean
of the options.sideBySide
.
collapse, [collapse]
Takes a boolean
. If set to false
the picker will display similar to sideBySide
except vertical.
locale
Default: moment.locale()
Accepts: string, moment.local('locale')
See momentjs for valid locales.
You must include moment-with-locales.js
or a local js file.
locale
Returns the currently set locale of the options.locale
locale, [newLocale]
Takes a string
of any valid moment locale e.g. de
for German.
Throws
TypeError
- if the locale is not loaded via a separate script ormoment-with-locales
defaultDate
Default: false
Accepts: date, moment, string
Sets the picker default date/time. Overrides useCurrent
defaultDate
Returns a moment
with the options.defaultDate
option configuration or false
if not set
defaultDate, [defaultDate]
Takes a string, Date, moment, boolean:false
. Will set the picker's initial date. If a boolean:false
value is passed the options.defaultDate
parameter is cleared.
-
TypeError
- if the provided date pass validation, includingdisabledDates
,enabledDates
,minDate
,maxDate
, anddaysOfWeekDisabled
-
TypeError
- if the provided date cannot be parsed by moment.js
en/disabledDates
Default: false
Accepts: array of [date, moment, string]
disabledDates
Returns an array with the currently set disabled dates on the component.
disabledDates, [dates]
Takes an [
string
or Date
or moment
]
of values and disallows the user to select those days. Setting this takes precedence over options.minDate
, options.maxDate
configuration. Also calling this function removes the configuration of options.enabledDates if such exist.
Note: These values are matched with Day
granularity.
enabledDates
Returns an array with the currently set enabled dates on the component.
enabledDates, [dates]
Takes an [
string
or Date
or moment
]
of values and allows the user to select only from those days. Setting this takes precedence over options.minDate
, options.maxDate
configuration. Also calling this function removes the configuration of options.disabledDates
if such exist.
Note: These values are matched with Day
granularity.
icons
Default: {
time: 'fa fa-clock-o',
date: 'fa fa-calendar',
up: 'fa fa-arrow-up',
down: 'fa fa-arrow-down',
previous: 'fa fa-chevron-left',
next: 'fa fa-chevron-right',
today: 'fa fa-calendar-check-o',
clear: 'fa fa-delete',
close: 'fa fa-times'
}
Accepts: object with all or some of the parameters above
Change the default icons for the pickers functions.
icons
Returns an Ojbect
of options.icons
icons, [icons]
Takes an Ojbect
of strings
.
Throws
TypeError
- if icons parameter is not anOjbect
useStrict
Default: false
Defines if moment should use strict date parsing when considering a date to be valid.
useStrict
Returns a boolean
of the options.useStrict
useStrict, [useStrict]
Takes a boolean
. If useStrict
is true
, moment.js parsing rules will be stricter when determining if a date is valid or not.
sideBySide
Default: false
Shows the picker side by side when using the time and date together.
sideBySide
Returns a boolean
of the options.sideBySide
.
sideBySide, [sideBySide]
Takes a boolean
. If sideBySide
is true
and the time picker is used, both components will display side by side instead of collapsing.
daysOfWeekDisabled
Default: []
Accepts: array of numbers from 0-6
Disables the section of days of the week, e.g. weekends.
daysOfWeekDisabled
Returns an array with the options.daysOfWeekDisabled
configuration setting of the component.
daysOfWeekDisabled, [daysOfWeek]
Takes an [
Number
:0
to 6
]
and disallow the user to select weekdays that exist in this array. This has lower priority over the options.minDate
, options.maxDate
, options.disabledDates
and options.enabledDates
configuration settings.
Emits
-
change.datetimepicker
- if the currently selected moment falls in the values passed on the daysOfWeek parameter. (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part) -
dp.error
- if the currently selected moment falls in the values passed on the daysOfWeek parameter. (waiting for #472 to close in order to finalize this part)
calendarWeeks
Default: false
Shows the week of the year to the left of first day of the week.
calendarWeeks
Returns a boolean
with the current options.calendarWeeks
option configuration
calendarWeeks, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
variable to set if the week numbers will appear to the left on the days view
viewMode
Default: 'days'
Accepts: 'decades','years','months','days', 'times'
The default view to display when the picker is shown.
Note: To limit the picker to selecting, for instance the year and month, use format: MM/YYYY
.
viewMode
Returns a string
of the options.viewMode
.
viewMode, [newViewMode]
Takes a string
. Valid values are 'days'
, 'months'
, 'years'
and 'decades'
Throws
TypeError
- ifnewViewMode
parameter is not an astring
or ifnewViewMode
is not a valid value.
toolbarPlacement
Default: 'default'
Accepts: 'default', 'top', 'bottom'
Changes the placement of the icon toolbar.
toolbarplacement
Returns a string
variable with the currently set options.toolbarplacement
option.
toolbarplacement, [string]
Takes a string
value. Valid values are 'default'
, 'top'
and 'bottom'
.
Changes the placement of the toolbar where the today, clear, component switch icon are located.
buttons
Default: {
showToday: false,
showClear: false,
showClose: false
}
Accepts: object with all or some of the parameters above
Change the default toolbar buttons for the pickers functions.
buttons
Returns an Ojbect
of options.buttons
buttons, [buttons]
Takes an Ojbect
of boolean
.
Throws
TypeError
- if buttons parameter is not anOjbect
widgetPositioning
Default: {
horizontal: 'auto'
vertical: 'auto'
}
Accepts: object with the all or one of the parameters above
horizontal: 'auto', 'left', 'right'
vertical: 'auto', 'top', 'bottom'
widgetPositioning
Returns the currently set options.widgetPositioning
object containing two keys horizontal
and vertical
widgetPositioning, [positioningObject]
Takes an object parameter that can contain two keys vertical
and horizontal
each having a value of 'auto', 'top', 'bottom'
for vertical
and 'auto', 'left', 'right'
for horizontal
which defines where the dropdown with the widget will appear relative to the input element the component is attached to.
'auto'
is the default value for both horizontal
and vertical
keys and it tries to automatically place the dropdown in a position that is visible to the user. Usually you should not override those options unless you have a special need in your layout.
widgetParent
Default: null
Accepts: string or jQuery object
On picker show, places the widget at the identifier (string) or jQuery object if the element has css position: 'relative'
widgetParent
Returns a $(element)
variable with the currently set options.widgetParent
option.
widgetParent, [widgetParent]
Takes a string
or $(element)
value.
keepOpen
Default: false
Will cause the date picker to stay open after selecting a date.
keepOpen
Returns a boolean
variable with the currently set options.keepOpen
option.
keepOpen, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
inline
Default: false
Will display the picker inline without the need of a input field. This will also hide borders and shadows.
inline
Returns a boolean
variable with the currently set options.inline
option.
inline, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
keepInvalid
4.7.14
Default: false
Will cause the date picker to not revert or overwrite invalid dates.
keepInvalid
Returns a string
variable with the currently set options.keepInvalid
option.
keepInvalid, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
If true
, invalid dates will not be reverted to a previous selection or changed.
keyBinds
Default: up: function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(7, 'd'));
} else {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(1, 'm'));
}
},
down: function (widget) {
if (!widget) {
this.show();
}
else if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(7, 'd'));
} else {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(1, 'm'));
}
},
'control up': function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(1, 'y'));
} else {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(1, 'h'));
}
},
'control down': function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(1, 'y'));
} else {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(1, 'h'));
}
},
left: function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(1, 'd'));
}
},
right: function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(1, 'd'));
}
},
pageUp: function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().subtract(1, 'M'));
}
},
pageDown: function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.datepicker').is(':visible')) {
this.date(this.date().clone().add(1, 'M'));
}
},
enter: function () {
this.hide();
},
escape: function () {
this.hide();
},
'control space': function (widget) {
if (widget.find('.timepicker').is(':visible')) {
widget.find('.btn[data-action="togglePeriod"]').click();
}
},
t: function () {
this.date(moment());
},
'delete': function () {
this.clear();
}
Allows for custom events to fire on keyboard press.
keyBinds
Returns a string
variable with the currently set options.keyBinds
option.
keyBinds, [object]
Takes an object
value.
Allows for several keyBinding
functions to be specified for ease of access or accessibility. See the options page for defaults.
debug
Default: false
Will cause the date picker to stay open after a blur
event.
ignoreReadonly
Default: false
Allow date picker show event to fire even when the associated input element has the readonly="readonly"
property.
ignoreReadonly
Returns a boolean
variable with the currently set options.ignoreReadonly
option.
ignoreReadonly, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
Set this to true
to allow the picker to be used even if the input field is readonly
. This will not bypass the disabled
property
disabledTimeIntervals
Default: false
Disables time selection between the given moments
.
disabledTimeIntervals
Returns an array
variable with the currently set options.disabledTimeIntervals
option.
disabledTimeIntervals, [array]
Takes a array
value.
The array must be in the following format [moment(),moment()]
For example:
disabledTimeIntervals: [[moment({ h: 0 }), moment({ h: 8 })], [moment({ h: 18 }), moment({ h: 24 })]]
Will disable times between 12-8am and 6-12pm today
allowInputToggle
Default: false
If true
, the picker will show on textbox focus and icon click when used in a button group.
allowInputToggle
Returns a boolean
variable with the currently set options.allowInputToggle
option.
allowInputToggle, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
If true
, the picker will show on textbox focus and icon click when used in a button group
focusOnShow
Default: true
If false
, the textbox will not be given focus when the picker is shown.
focusOnShow
Returns a boolean
variable with the currently set options.focusOnShow
option.
focusOnShow, [boolean]
Takes a boolean
value.
If false
, the textbox will not be given focus when the picker is shown
en/disabledHours
Default: false
disabledHours
Returns an array
variable with the currently set options.en/disabledHours
option.
disabledHours, boolean
Takes a array
value.
Must be in 24 hour format. Will allow or disallow hour selections (much like disabledTimeIntervals
) but will affect all days.
Like en/disabledDates
, these options are mutually exclusive and will reset one of the options back to false.
disabledHours: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24]
enabledHours: [9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]
viewDate
Default: false
This will change the viewDate
without changing or setting the selected date.
parseInputDate
parseInputDate
Returns a function
with the currently set options.parseInputDate
parseInputDate, [function]
Takes a function
Allows custom input formatting For example: the user can enter 'yesterday' or '30 days ago.
Example:
var parseRelativeDate = function(relativeDate) {
switch (relativeDate) {
case 'today':
return moment()
case 'yesterday':
return moment().subtract(1, 'day');
default:
return moment()
.subtract(Number(relativeDate.replace("days ago", "").trim()), 'days');
}
}
var parseInputDate = function(inputDate) {
var relativeDatePattern = /today|yesterday|[0-9]+\s+(days ago)/,
resultDate;
if (moment.isMoment(inputDate) || inputDate instanceof Date) {
resultDate = moment(inputDate);
} else {
var relativeDate = inputDate.match(relativeDatePattern),
parseDate = null;
if (relativeDate !== null)
parseDate = this.parseRelativeDate(inputDate.match(relativeDatePattern)[0]);
else
parseDate = moment();
resultDate = moment(parseDate, "YYYY-MM-DD");
}
return resultDate;
}
tooltips
tooltips: {
today: 'Go to today',
clear: 'Clear selection',
close: 'Close the picker',
selectMonth: 'Select Month',
prevMonth: 'Previous Month',
nextMonth: 'Next Month',
selectYear: 'Select Year',
prevYear: 'Previous Year',
nextYear: 'Next Year',
selectDecade: 'Select Decade',
prevDecade: 'Previous Decade',
nextDecade: 'Next Decade',
prevCentury: 'Previous Century',
nextCentury: 'Next Century',,
incrementHour: 'Increment Hour',
pickHour: 'Pick Hour',
decrementHour:'Decrement Hour',
incrementMinute: 'Increment Minute',
pickMinute: 'Pick Minute',
decrementMinute:'Decrement Minute',
incrementSecond: 'Increment Second',
pickSecond: 'Pick Second',
decrementSecond:'Decrement Second'
}
This will change the tooltips
over each icon to a custom string.
tooltips
Returns an Ojbect
of options.tooltips
tooltips, [tooltips]
Takes an Ojbect
of strings
.
Throws
TypeError
- iftooltips
parameter is not anOjbect
timeZone
timeZone: ''
Allows the setting of the Time Zone. You must include moment-timezone.js
and moment-timzone
data. See moment timezone documentation for usage.
timeZone
Returns an string
of options.timeZone
timeZone, [timeZone]
Takes an string
of a valid timezone.
Throws
TypeError
- iftooltips
parameter is not anstring
allowMultidate
allowMultidate: false
Allows the setting of multiple dates.
allowMultidate
Returns an boolean
of options.allowMultidate
allowMultidate, [allowMultidate]
Takes an boolean
.
Throws
TypeError
- ifallowMultidate
parameter is not anboolean
multidateSeparator
multidateSeparator: ','
Used with allowMultidate
. E.g. 1/1/2017,1/2/2017
multidateSeparator
Returns an string
of options.multidateSeparator
multidateSeparator, [multidateSeparator]
Takes an string
of a valid timezone.
Throws
TypeError
- ifmultidateSeparator
parameter is not anstring
TypeError
- ifmultidateSeparator
parameter is longer then 1 character


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This release cleans up the functionality provided in jquery.extendedinput 1.x. The main focus is on making the plugin simpler to use. The syntax to show, hide and toggle was simplified. The only attributes you will ever need are data-show,data-hide and data-toggle.


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