Hi all, Great site and community, had visited a few months back but felt overwelmed by the amount of into.
Have now returned for a brave foray into trying the basic setup with an arduino to begin with.
I have searched the site for info about my plan of using a CT from my old owl monitor cm113, and there are several responses with promises of more info when their projects are complete etc, but without follow up.. and some of the other info seems contradictory to my meager understanding.
So.. What i would like to do is to use the CT as stated, i have opened it up and found that i have as others have a 100ohm 1% resistor, i still have the working owl, so i have thought that i could compare the output voltages measured with a multimeter with the readings displayed by the owl to make some assumptions about the calculation needed, but for future upgrades i would prefer to follow the methodology set out in the basic setup page (ct interfacing with arduino).
So far so good, but here is where i hit a wall, i am not sure that i can figure out the values that i need and would really like some pointers to help me figure out the resistor values and capacitor that i would need.
any help would be really appreciated
thanks
Re: er.. Another CT question
You can use the resistor values in "CT sensors - Interfacing with an Arduino" in Building Blocks. If you're running on mains power the two equal resistors can be any value within the range stated, if you're running on battery they should be near the high end to minimise battery drain. Within that range and given those constraints, the actual value is not at all critical. Ignore the 33 Ω burden resistor, you have yours inside your CT. C1 should be about 10 µF.
Depending on the supply voltage you want to use, you might need to replace (or put another resistor in parallel with) your existing burden resistor so that in the worst case, the peak-peak voltage out of your CT is contained wholly within the supply rails. As I posted elsewhere today, that means with about 5% in hand. So for a 5 V supply, aim for not more than 1.66 V rms out at maximum current, and for a 3.3 V supply, 1.1 V rms out.
When you think it's working, you might find that one of Robin's test sketches is useful to look at and confirm the waveform that the sketch is seeing.
Re: er.. Another CT question
Ok thanks for that, i should be able to get a handle on that! It might seem simplistic, but i haven't done much of this for a very long time.
I appreciate your time


Encrypted communicationedit
Encrypted communication using TLS can also be configured through the
HttpClientConfigCallback
. The
org.apache.http.impl.nio.client.HttpAsyncClientBuilder
received as an argument exposes multiple methods to configure encrypted
communication: setSSLContext
, setSSLSessionStrategy
and
setConnectionManager
, in order of precedence from the least important.
When accessing an Elasticsearch cluster that is setup for TLS on the HTTP layer, the client needs to trust the certificate that Elasticsearch is using. The following is an example of setting up the client to trust the CA that has signed the certificate that Elasticsearch is using, when that CA certificate is available in a PKCS#12 keystore:
Path trustStorePath = Paths.get("/path/to/truststore.p12"); KeyStore truststore = KeyStore.getInstance("pkcs12"); try (InputStream is = Files.newInputStream(trustStorePath)) { truststore.load(is, keyStorePass.toCharArray()); } SSLContextBuilder sslBuilder = SSLContexts.custom() .loadTrustMaterial(truststore, null); final SSLContext sslContext = sslBuilder.build(); RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "https")) .setHttpClientConfigCallback(new HttpClientConfigCallback() { @Override public HttpAsyncClientBuilder customizeHttpClient( HttpAsyncClientBuilder httpClientBuilder) { return httpClientBuilder.setSSLContext(sslContext); } });
The following is an example of setting up the client to trust the CA that has signed the certificate that Elasticsearch is using, when that CA certificate is available as a PEM encoded file.
Path caCertificatePath = Paths.get("/path/to/ca.crt"); CertificateFactory factory = CertificateFactory.getInstance("X.509"); Certificate trustedCa; try (InputStream is = Files.newInputStream(caCertificatePath)) { trustedCa = factory.generateCertificate(is); } KeyStore trustStore = KeyStore.getInstance("pkcs12"); trustStore.load(null, null); trustStore.setCertificateEntry("ca", trustedCa); SSLContextBuilder sslContextBuilder = SSLContexts.custom() .loadTrustMaterial(trustStore, null); final SSLContext sslContext = sslContextBuilder.build(); RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "https")) .setHttpClientConfigCallback(new HttpClientConfigCallback() { @Override public HttpAsyncClientBuilder customizeHttpClient( HttpAsyncClientBuilder httpClientBuilder) { return httpClientBuilder.setSSLContext(sslContext); } });
When Elasticsearch is configured to require client TLS authentication, for example when a PKI realm is configured, the client needs to provide a client certificate during the TLS handshake in order to authenticate. The following is an example of setting up the client for TLS authentication with a certificate and a private key that are stored in a PKCS#12 keystore.
Path trustStorePath = Paths.get("/path/to/your/truststore.p12"); Path keyStorePath = Paths.get("/path/to/your/keystore.p12"); KeyStore trustStore = KeyStore.getInstance("pkcs12"); KeyStore keyStore = KeyStore.getInstance("pkcs12"); try (InputStream is = Files.newInputStream(trustStorePath)) { trustStore.load(is, trustStorePass.toCharArray()); } try (InputStream is = Files.newInputStream(keyStorePath)) { keyStore.load(is, keyStorePass.toCharArray()); } SSLContextBuilder sslBuilder = SSLContexts.custom() .loadTrustMaterial(trustStore, null) .loadKeyMaterial(keyStore, keyStorePass.toCharArray()); final SSLContext sslContext = sslBuilder.build(); RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "https")) .setHttpClientConfigCallback(new HttpClientConfigCallback() { @Override public HttpAsyncClientBuilder customizeHttpClient( HttpAsyncClientBuilder httpClientBuilder) { return httpClientBuilder.setSSLContext(sslContext); } });
If the client certificate and key are not available in a keystore but rather as PEM encoded files, you cannot use them directly to build an SSLContext. You must rely on external libraries to parse the PEM key into a PrivateKey instance. Alternatively, you can use external tools to build a keystore from your PEM files, as shown in the following example:
openssl pkcs12 -export -in client.crt -inkey private_key.pem \ -name "client" -out client.p12
If no explicit configuration is provided, the system default configuration will be used.


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The Loader interface is used to specify the location and elements of a file format to load. The interface is used to give loaders of various file formats a common public interface. Ideally the Scene interface will be implemented to give the user a consistent interface to extract the data.
Scene
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static int |
LOAD_ALL
This flag enables the loading of all objects into the scene. |
static int |
LOAD_BACKGROUND_NODES
This flag enables the loading of background objects into the scene. |
static int |
LOAD_BEHAVIOR_NODES
This flag enables the loading of behaviors into the scene. |
static int |
LOAD_FOG_NODES
This flag enables the loading of fog objects into the scene. |
static int |
LOAD_LIGHT_NODES
This flag enables the loading of light objects into the scene. |
static int |
LOAD_SOUND_NODES
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load(Reader reader)
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load(String fileName)
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load(URL url)
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setBasePath(String pathName)
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setBaseUrl(URL url)
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setFlags(int flags)
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public static final int LOAD_LIGHT_NODES
public static final int LOAD_FOG_NODES
public static final int LOAD_BACKGROUND_NODES
public static final int LOAD_BEHAVIOR_NODES
public static final int LOAD_VIEW_GROUPS
public static final int LOAD_SOUND_NODES
public static final int LOAD_ALL
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public Scene load(String fileName) throws FileNotFoundException, IncorrectFormatException, ParsingErrorException
FileNotFoundException
IncorrectFormatException
ParsingErrorException
public Scene load(URL url) throws FileNotFoundException, IncorrectFormatException, ParsingErrorException
FileNotFoundException
IncorrectFormatException
ParsingErrorException
public Scene load(Reader reader) throws FileNotFoundException, IncorrectFormatException, ParsingErrorException
FileNotFoundException
IncorrectFormatException
ParsingErrorException
public void setBaseUrl(URL url)
public void setBasePath(String pathName)
public URL getBaseUrl()
public String getBasePath()
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Facial recognition at Indian cafe chain sparks calls for data protection law
BANGKOK, The use of facial recognition technology at a popular Indian cafe chain that triggered a backlash among customers, led to calls from human rights advocates on Monday for the government to speed up the introduction of laws to protect privacy.
Customers at Chaayos took to social media during the last week to complain about the camera technology they said captured images of them without their consent, with no information on what the data would be used for, and no option to opt out.
While the technology is marketed as a convenience, the lack of legislative safeguards to protect against the misuse of data can lead to "breaches of privacy, misidentification and even profiling of individuals", said Joanne D'Cunha, associate counsel at Internet Freedom Foundation, a digital rights group.
"Until India introduces a comprehensive data protection law that provides such guarantees, there needs to be a moratorium on any technology that would infringe upon an individual's right to privacy and other rights that stem from it," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from New Delhi.
A statement from Chaayos said the technology was being tested in select cafes and was aimed at reducing purchase times for customers.
The data was encrypted, would not be shared, and customers could choose to opt out, it added.
"We are extremely conscious about our customers' data security and privacy and are committed to protecting it," the statement said.
A Personal Data Protection Bill is scheduled to be introduced by lawmakers in the current parliamentary session to Dec. 13.
The draft of the bill proposed strict conditions for requiring and storing personal data, and hefty penalties for misuse of such data.
But digital rights activists had criticised a recent consultation on the bill they said was "secret and selective".
The ministry for information technology did not respond to a request for comment.
Worldwide, the rise of cloud computing and artificial intelligence technologies have popularised the use of facial recognition for a range of applications from tracking criminals to catching truant students.
In India, facial recognition technology was installed in several airports this year, and the government plans to roll out a nationwide system to stop criminals and find missing children.
But digital rights experts say it could breach privacy and lead to increased surveillance.
India's Supreme Court, in a landmark ruling in 2017 on the national biometric identity card programme Aadhaar, said individual privacy is a fundamental right.
There is a growing backlash elsewhere: San Francisco and Oakland have banned the use of facial recognition technology, and "anti-surveillance fashion" is becoming popular.
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ord
Syntax
ord ( ch : char ) : int
Description
The ord function accepts an enumerated value, char, or a string of length 1, and returns the position of the value in the enumeration, or of the character in the ASCII (or EBCDIC for IBM mainframes) sequence. Values of an enumerated type are numbered left to right starting at zero. For example, ord ( "A" ) is 65. The ord function is the inverse of chr, so for any character c, chr ( ord (c)) = c.
See also
chr, intstr and strint functions.


About Me
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the public service sector. Originally from Texas, I went to NYU for college and fell in
love with the city. After receiving my B.A. in Ecomomics and Poltiics, I immediately
joined the US Army and spent four years on active duty.
After completing my tour of duty, I returned to NYC and spent ~ 10 years working in NYC
government, primarily in the data analysis and customer success fields.
However, I moved to San Diego in 2020 where I now reside with my family in Carmel
Valley. To further grow my formal technology skillset, I'm currently enrolled in a
Fullstack Web Development Bootcamp, through UC San Diego. I expect
to
graduate in late Nov, 2020 and afterwards I'm eager to dive into the web development
professional
space here in California.
Please reach out to me with any job opportunities you wish to discuss - full-time
positions and freelance welcome.
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- LinkedIn: Christopher Cruzcosa


Caesar Chatbot
AbstractThis is a Julius Caesar Q&A Chatbot. Along with being able to answer common trivia questions about Caesar, it can compensate for spelling-errors and different ways of phrasing a questions.
Currently requires a 3.6 python interpreter to run because tensorflow does not work very well with the latest version of python.
A demo of the chatbot can be found on YouTube .


This personal portforlio is constructed in fulfillment of a FreeCodeCamp Challenge. The inspiration draws from a downloaded example. The first letter decoration is a modified version of this site.Overlapping two divs is troublesome. The trick is to use a parent div, setting its position 'relative' and it's child's position 'absolute', top '0'. In this case, the width should be '100%'.
If you remove the span and use ::first-letter instead, the padding will be incorrect. I do not know why.
This camera helps you record all the mesmerizing moments in your life. The up-to-date functionalities will bring you new experinces!
This male figure has the issue that the width and height are not equal. The overwriting remedies this issue


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The Blue Leopard is located near the riverfront at 9 Leopard Avenue, across from Fulcher Bridge. Walking distance from Berry Park and Central Station. Most guests prefer to get off on Central Station on the Green Line and walk two blocks west until they reach Leopard Avenue.
Limited parking is available around back.
We will be closed 10.24 - 10.30 for renovations.
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BP Chargemaster: 'Incredible' growth in charge point use
by Gareth RobertsUsers of BP Chargemaster’s electric vehicle (EV) charge point network and the number of charging sessions have more than doubled, with the amount of energy supplied almost tripling in the past year.
Its charge points operated are now delivering more than 60 MWh (60,000 kWh) of energy per day.
Based on an electric car averaging four miles per kilowatt hour (kWh) that equates to around 1.5 million miles per week of driving by electric cars.
It also equates to around 300 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions avoided weekly by BP Chargemaster customers.
David Newton, COO of BP Chargemaster, said: “Powering around 1.5 million electric miles a week makes us the most-used public charging infrastructure operator in the UK.”
He continued: “We have seen incredible growth in the utilisation of our public charging network over the past 12 months, with both the number of charging sessions and number of users more than doubling, and the amount of energy supplied almost tripling. This reflects the larger batteries and the longer distances being driven by the latest electric vehicles.”
BP Chargemaster is continuing to expand Polar, the UK’s largest public charging network now with about 7,000 charging points available, including with the deployment of ultra-fast 150kW chargers on BP forecourts.
BP’s first 150kW forecourts are already live in London and Essex, with other installations in England and Wales going live imminently, and the first sites in Scotland due before the end of the year.


THE RUNNING MAN
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I am a PhD candidate in Physics at UT Austin. My advisors are Jacques Distler and Andrew Neitzke. I can be reached at shehper@utexas.edu


public interface XSWildcard extends XSTerm
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static short |
NSCONSTRAINT_ANY
Namespace Constraint: any namespace is allowed.
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static short |
NSCONSTRAINT_LIST
Namespace Constraint: namespaces in the list are allowed.
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static short |
NSCONSTRAINT_NOT
Namespace Constraint: namespaces in the list are not allowed.
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static short |
PC_LAX
If the item, or any items among its [children] is an element
information item, has a uniquely determined declaration available, it
must be valid with respect to that definition, that is, validate
where you can and do not worry when you cannot.
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static short |
PC_SKIP
No constraints at all: the item must simply be well-formed XML.
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An annotation if it exists, otherwise
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A sequence of [annotations] or an empty
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Namespace constraint: A constraint type: any, not, list.
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Namespace constraint: For
constraintType
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getName, getNamespace, getNamespaceItem, getType
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static final short NSCONSTRAINT_NOT
static final short NSCONSTRAINT_LIST
static final short PC_STRICT
static final short PC_SKIP
static final short PC_LAX
short getConstraintType()
StringList getNsConstraintList()
constraintType
NSCONSTRAINT_LIST
, the list contains allowed namespaces.
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NSCONSTRAINT_NOT
, the
list contains disallowed namespaces. For constraintType
NSCONSTRAINT_ANY
, the StringList
is empty.short getProcessContents()
PC_LAX
, PC_SKIP
and
PC_STRICT
.XSAnnotation getAnnotation()
null
. If not null
then the first [annotation] from the sequence of annotations.XSObjectList getAnnotations()
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus package¶
Submodules¶
platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.bronchus module¶
Created on Wed Feb 21 16:39:27 2018
Bronchus segmentation. The superior extent of bronchus is around 4cm SUP from Carina (From first slice where two airways become visible). In this code I’m using 2cm as it’s easier to detect where the airways are getting wider
Areas to improve: parameters could be improved (eg. the median filter, carina detection, etc). The GenLung_mask is based on old ITK code from a masters student. I think we can replace this function by checking the top (sup) slice for an airhole and then connected thresholding.
Code fails on two Liverpool cases: 13 (lungs appear in the sup slice) and 36 (the mask failed to generate - need to look at this)
@author: Jason Dowling (CSIRO)
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.bronchus.
fast_mask
(img, start, end)¶ Fast masking for area of a 3D volume .
SimpleITK lacks iterators so voxels need to be set with SetPixel which is horribly slow. This code uses numpy arrays to reduce time for one volume from around one minute to about 0.5s
- Parameters
image – Input 3D binary image, start slice for masking (value=0), end slice for masking
- Returns
Masked image. This may be in float, so it might need casting back to original pixel type.
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.bronchus.
generate_airway_mask
(dest, img, lung_mask, config_dict=None)¶ Generate final bronchus segmentation .
- Parameters
image – path for CT image and mask destination
- Returns
None
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.bronchus.
generate_lung_mask
(img)¶ Generate initial airway mask (includes lungs).
- Parameters
img – The SimpleITK CT image to segment the lungs in
- Returns
The mask containing the lung segmentation
- Return type
lung_mask
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.bronchus.
get_distance
(a_mask, b_mask)¶ Get the nearest distance between two masks.
- Parameters
a_mask – The first mask
b_mask – The second mask
dest – Working directory to output intermediate files
- Returns
None
platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.run module¶
-
platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.run.
run_bronchus_segmentation
(input_image, settings={'algorithmSettings': {'distance_from_supu_slice_values': [3, 10, 20], 'expected_physical_size_range': [22000, 150000], 'extend_from_carina_mm': 40, 'fast_mode': True, 'lung_mask_hu_values': [- 750, - 775, - 800, - 825, - 850, - 900, - 700, - 950, - 650], 'minimum_tree_half_physical_size': 1000}, 'outputBronchusName': 'Auto_Bronchus', 'outputLungName': 'Auto_Lung'})¶ Runs the Proximal Bronchial Tree segmentation
- Parameters
input_image (sitk.Image) – SimpleITK image on which to perform the segmentation
settings (dict, optional) – Dictionary containing settings for algorithm. Defaults to BRONCHUS_SETTINGS_DEFAULTS.
- Returns
Dictionary containing output of segmentation
- Return type
dict
platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.service module¶
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platipy.imaging.projects.bronchus.service.
bronchus_service
(data_objects, working_dir, settings)¶ Implements the platipy framework to provide bronchus segmentation.


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Using these...
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3 Simple Salad Dressing Recipes
June 28th, 2018
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Green Goddess Salad Dressing
1-2 Servings
VEGANIngredients:
5 tbsp vegan mayonnaise
1/2 of a lime
1 garlic clove
1 green onion stalk
1 tsp dried parsley
1 tsp dried basil
1/2 tsp onion powder
pinch of salt & pepper
3 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp water (use less if you want a thicker dressing)What you need:
Small-medium sized bowl
Fork
Measuring spoons
Grater
Small whisk (optional)
Lemon squeezer (optional)- Measure out the vegan mayonnaise in a small-medium sized bowl
- Cut half of a lime and use a squeezer or a fork to squeeze out all the juice into the bowl
- Peel a garlic clove and grate it on the grater. Get as much as you can but be careful with your fingers!
 Use the white part to grate into the bowl (do the best you can). Then take the green leafy part of the onion and chop it coarsely. You can chop it as fine or as coarse as you like, it’s all preference!
- Add in all of the dried herbs and spices, salt and pepper.
- Add in the olive oil and water then mix with a small whisk or a fork.
- Put the dressing in a small mason jar or a small tupperware and store it in the fridge to keep it fresh. It should last about 3 days. Make sure to shake the mason jar before eating after it has been stored in the fridge. Enjoy!
Instructions:
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Asian Peanut Ginger Dressing
1-2 Servings
VEGANIngredients:
3 tbsp vegan mayonnaise
2 tbsp all natural or organic peanut butter
1/2 of a lime
1 tsp apple cider vinegar
1 garlic clove
1 tsp grated ginger
1/2 tsp onion powder
1/2 tsp paprika
pinch of salt & pepper
3 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp water (use less if you want a thicker dressing)What you need:
Small-medium sized bowl
Fork
Measuring spoons
Grater
Small whisk (optional)
Lemon squeezer (optional)- Measure out the vegan mayonnaise in a small-medium sized bowl
- Cut half of a lime and use a squeezer or a fork to squeeze out all the juice into the bowl
- Peel a garlic clove and grate it on the grater. Get as much as you can but be careful with your fingers!
- Grate 1 thumb of organic ginger and measure out 1 tsp. If you don’t have organic ginger, make sure to peel off the skin.
- Add in all of the dried herbs and spices, salt and pepper.
- Add in the olive oil and water then mix with a small whisk or a fork.
- Put the dressing in a small mason jar or a small tupperware and store it in the fridge to keep it fresh. It should last about 3 days. Make sure to shake the mason jar before eating after it has been stored in the fridge. Enjoy!
Instructions:
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Garlic Balsamic Dressing
1-2 Servings
VEGANIngredients:
5 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 clove of garlic
1/2 tsp paprika
pinch of salt & pepper
1 tsp red pepper flakes (optional if you want it spicy)What you need:
Small-medium sized bowl
Fork
Measuring spoons
Grater
Small whisk (optional)- Measure out the olive oil and balsamic vinegar into a bowl.
- Peel a garlic clove and grate it on the grater. Get as much as you can but be careful with your fingers!
- Add in all of the dried spices, salt and pepper.
- If you want a spicy kick to your salad, add in some red pepper flakes! If you don’t like it spicy, just leave it out.
- Mix with a small whisk or a fork.
- Put the dressing in a small mason jar or a small tupperware and store it in the fridge to keep it fresh. It should last about 3 days. Make sure to shake the mason jar before eating and after it has been stored in the fridge. Enjoy!
Instructions:
Check out this video to see me make these recipes!
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First of all welcome to the website AND The Colony.
The guy you hear talking in every video is Man of the Antz or Mantz for short.
He owns the Oculus rift and Touch which is why most gameplays are VR games.
Some are quick looks at interesting titles other are let's plays on longer story based games
Anything goes on the Oculus so he'll be playing through shooters, RPGs, horror games, strategy games, and everything between.
He will be doing some series for some non-VR games as well, as and when they take his fancy.
That will mainly revolve around strategy & simulation games such as Planet Coaster, Cities Skylines,
and Farming Simulator. There are also a video AND stream wednesday at 6pm UK time (UTC/GMT)
If you wanna see anything particular let him know in the comments or on the discord
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Classes | |
| struct | compare_string |
| Compares wide-char strings. More... | |
Public Types | |
| enum | ScreenEnums { WELCOME_SCREEN, UNInstall_SCREEN, FINISH_SCREEN, FAIL_SCREEN, SCREEN_COUNT } |
Public Member Functions | |
| Uninstaller (const HINSTANCE hInstance) | |
| void | invalidate () |
| When called, invalidates the unInstaller, halting it from progressing. More... | |
| void | setScreen (const ScreenEnums &screenIndex) |
| Make the screen identified by the supplied enum as active, deactivating the previous screen. More... | |
| std::wstring | getDirectory () const |
| Retrieves the Installation directory. More... | |
| void | beginUninstallation () |
| Uninstall the application. More... | |
| void | paint () |
| Render this window. More... | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | dumpErrorLog () |
| Dumps error log to disk. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| std::map< const wchar_t *, std::wstring, compare_string > | m_mfStrings |
Encapsulates the logical features of the unInstaller.
| void Uninstaller::beginUninstallation | ( | ) |
Uninstall the application.
|
static |
Dumps error log to disk.
| std::wstring Uninstaller::getDirectory | ( | ) | const |
Retrieves the Installation directory.
| void Uninstaller::invalidate | ( | ) |
When called, invalidates the unInstaller, halting it from progressing.
| void Uninstaller::paint | ( | ) |
Render this window.
| void Uninstaller::setScreen | ( | const ScreenEnums & | screenIndex | ) |
Make the screen identified by the supplied enum as active, deactivating the previous screen.
| screenIndex | the new screen to use. |


ORA_HASH
generates hash values for an expression. You can use it to randomly assign a set of values into several buckets for analysis, or to generate a set of random numbers.
NUMBER
ORA_HASH (expr [, max_bucket [, seed_value ] ])
expr
can be any expression that provides the data for generating the hash values.
max_bucket
is the maximum bucket number. For example, when max_bucket
is set to 5, ORA_HASH returns values of 0 to 5, creating six buckets. Set this value from 0 to<PHONE_NUMBER> or 2^32-1 (default).
seed_value
is a value used by ORA_HASH
to generate the hash values. Enter a different seed_value
for different results. Set this value from 0 (default) to<PHONE_NUMBER> or 2^32-1.
ORA_HASH(PRODUCT_CUBE.PRICES, 5)
returns a value in the range of 0 to 5 for each value of the Prices measure, as shown in the Hash 5 column. The rows are also sorted on the Hash 5 column.
ORA_HASH(PRODUCT_CUBE.PRICES, 5, 13)
also returns values in the range of 0 to 5, but uses a different seed.
| Product | Prices | Hash 5 | Seed 13 |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENVY STD | 200539.83 | 0 | 4 |
| ENVY EXE | 255029.31 | 0 | 5 |
| 1GB USB DRV | 44645.65 | 1 | 2 |
| DLX MOUSE | 1379.49 | 2 | 2 |
| 144MB DISK | 3011.43 | 2 | 5 |
| 512 USB DRV | 22139.99 | 2 | 2 |
| 19 SVGA | 34837.16 | 3 | 0 |
| 56KPS MODEM | 12478 | 3 | 2 |
| ENVY EXT KBD | 4312.22 | 3 | 5 |
| 17 SVGA | 22605.55 | 4 | 1 |
| EXT CD ROM | 17990.14 | 4 | 0 |
| ENVY ABM | 205462.25 | 5 | 1 |


bootstrap-datepicker¶
Bootstrap-datepicker provides a flexible datepicker widget in the Bootstrap style.
This is a fork of Stefan Petre’s original code; thanks go to him for getting this thing started!
Please note that this fork is not used on Stefan’s page at this time, nor is it maintained or contributed to by him.
Versions are incremented according to semver.
Requirements¶
These are the specific versions bootstrap-datepicker is tested against (js
files) and built against (css
files). Use other versions at your own risk.
Dependencies¶
Requires bootstrap’s dropdown component (dropdowns.less
) for some styles, and bootstrap’s sprites (sprites.less
and associated images) for arrows.
A standalone .css file (including necessary dropdown styles and alternative, text-based arrows) can be generated by running build/build_standalone.less
through the lessc
compiler:
$ lessc build/build_standalone.less datepicker.css
Usage¶
Call the datepicker via javascript:
$('.datepicker').datepicker();
Data API¶
As with bootstrap’s own plugins, datepicker provides a data-api that can be used to instantiate datepickers without the need for custom javascript. For most datepickers, simply set data-provide="datepicker"
on the element you want to initialize, and it will be intialized lazily, in true bootstrap fashion. For inline datepickers, use data-provide="datepicker-inline"
; these will be immediately initialized on page load, and cannot be lazily loaded.
<input data-provide="datepicker">
Markup with component

<input type="text" class="form-control">

You can disable datepicker’s data-api in the same way as you would disable other bootstrap plugins:
$(document).off('.datepicker.data-api');
Configuration¶
Options are passed to the datepicker
function via an options hash at instantiation:
$('.datepicker').datepicker({
format: 'mm/dd/yyyy',
startDate: '-3d'
});
Most options may be provided as data-attributes on the target element:
<input class="datepicker" data-date-format="mm/dd/yyyy">
$('.datepicker').datepicker({
startDate: '-3d'
});
Defaults for all options can be modified directly by changing values in the $.fn.datepicker.defaults
hash:
$.fn.datepicker.defaults.format = "mm/dd/yyyy";
$('.datepicker').datepicker({
startDate: '-3d'
});
Stylesheets¶
There are a few different stylesheets included in the library. This is an overview of what each file is to be used for:
bootstrap-datepicker.css
gives legacy support for twitter bootstrap v2, bootstrap-datepicker3.css
is used for twitter bootstrap v3 support
and bootstrap-datepicker.standalone.css
can be used the include the datepicker without depending on the twitter bootstrap library.
No Conflict mode¶
$.fn.datepicker.noConflict
provides a way to avoid conflict with other jQuery datepicker plugins:
var datepicker = $.fn.datepicker.noConflict(); // return $.fn.datepicker to previously assigned value
$.fn.bootstrapDP = datepicker; // give $().bootstrapDP the bootstrap-datepicker functionality
Table of Contents¶
Markup¶
The following are examples of supported markup. On their own, these will not provide a datepicker widget; you will need to instantiate the datepicker on the markup.
input¶
The simplest case: focusing the input (clicking or tabbing into it) will show the picker.
<input type="text" value="02-16-2012">
component¶
Adding the date
class to an input-group
bootstrap component will allow the input-group-addon
elements to trigger the picker.

<input type="text" class="form-control" value="12-02-2012">

date-range¶
Using the input-daterange
construct with multiple child inputs will instantiate one picker per input and link them together to allow selecting ranges.

<input type="text" class="form-control" value="2012-04-05">
to
<input type="text" class="form-control" value="2012-04-19">

Note that that input-daterange
itself does not implement the datepicker
methods. Methods should be directly called to the inputs. For example:
$('.input-daterange input').each(function() {
$(this).datepicker("clearDates");
});
inline or embedded¶
Instantiating the datepicker on a simple div will give an embedded picker that is always visible.

Example to save the embedded datepicker value to a hidden field

<input type="hidden" id="my_hidden_input">
$('#datepicker').datepicker();
$('#datepicker').on("changeDate", function() {
$('#my_hidden_input').val(
$('#datepicker').datepicker('getFormattedDate')
);
});
Options¶
All options that take a “Date” can handle a Date
object; a String formatted according to the given format
; or a timedelta relative to today, eg “-1d”, “+6m +1y”, etc, where valid units are “d” (day), “w” (week), “m” (month), and “y” (year). Use “0” as today.
There are also aliases for the relative timedelta’s: “yesterday” equals “-1d”, “today” is equal to “+0d” and “tomorrow” is equal to “+1d”.
Most options can be provided via data-attributes. An option can be converted to a data-attribute by taking its name, replacing each uppercase letter with its lowercase equivalent preceded by a dash, and prepending “data-date-” to the result. For example, startDate
would be data-date-start-date
, format
would be data-date-format
, and daysOfWeekDisabled
would be data-date-days-of-week-disabled
.
autoclose¶
Boolean. Default: false
Whether or not to close the datepicker immediately when a date is selected.
beforeShowDay¶
Function(Date). Default: $.noop
A function that takes a date as a parameter and returns one of the following values:
- undefined to have no effect
- A Boolean, indicating whether or not this date is selectable
- A String representing additional CSS classes to apply to the date’s cell
- An object with the following properties:
enabled
: same as the Boolean value aboveclasses
: same as the String value abovetooltip
: a tooltip to apply to this date, via thetitle
HTML attribute
beforeShowMonth¶
Function(Date). Default: $.noop
A function that takes a date as a parameter and returns one of the following values:
- undefined to have no effect
- A Boolean, indicating whether or not this month is selectable
- A String representing additional CSS classes to apply to the month’s cell
- An object with the following properties:
enabled
: same as the Boolean value aboveclasses
: same as the String value abovetooltip
: a tooltip to apply to this date, via thetitle
HTML attribute
beforeShowYear¶
Function(Date). Default: $.noop
A function that takes a date as a parameter and returns one of the following values:
- undefined to have no effect
- A Boolean, indicating whether or not this year is selectable
- A String representing additional CSS classes to apply to the year’s cell
- An object with the following properties:
enabled
: same as the Boolean value aboveclasses
: same as the String value abovetooltip
: a tooltip to apply to this year, via thetitle
HTML attribute
beforeShowDecade¶
Function(Date). Default: $.noop
A function that takes a date as a parameter and returns one of the following values:
- undefined to have no effect
- A Boolean, indicating whether or not this year is selectable
- A String representing additional CSS classes to apply to the year’s cell
- An object with the following properties:
enabled
: same as the Boolean value aboveclasses
: same as the String value abovetooltip
: a tooltip to apply to this year, via thetitle
HTML attribute
beforeShowCentury¶
Function(Date). Default: $.noop
A function that takes a date as a parameter and returns one of the following values:
- undefined to have no effect
- A Boolean, indicating whether or not this year is selectable
- A String representing additional CSS classes to apply to the year’s cell
- An object with the following properties:
enabled
: same as the Boolean value aboveclasses
: same as the String value abovetooltip
: a tooltip to apply to this year, via thetitle
HTML attribute
calendarWeeks¶
Boolean. Default: false
Whether or not to show week numbers to the left of week rows.
clearBtn¶
Boolean. Default: false
If true, displays a “Clear” button at the bottom of the datepicker to clear the input value. If “autoclose” is also set to true, this button will also close the datepicker.
container¶
String. Default: “body”
Appends the date picker popup to a specific element; eg: container: ‘#picker-container’ (will default to “body”)
datesDisabled¶
String, Array. Default: []
Array of date strings or a single date string formatted in the given date format
daysOfWeekDisabled¶
String, Array. Default: []
Days of the week that should be disabled. Values are 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday). Multiple values should be comma-separated. Example: disable weekends: '06'
or '0,6'
or [0,6]
.
daysOfWeekHighlighted¶
String, Array. Default: []
Days of the week that should be highlighted. Values are 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday). Multiple values should be comma-separated. Example: highlight weekends: '06'
or '0,6'
or [0,6]
.
defaultViewDate¶
Object with keys year
, month
, and day
. Default: today
Date to view when initially opening the calendar. The internal value of the date remains today as default, but when the datepicker is first opened the calendar will open to defaultViewDate
rather than today. If this option is not used, “today” remains the default view date. If the given object is missing any of the required keys, their defaults are:
year
: the current yearmonth
: 0day
: 1
enableOnReadonly¶
Boolean. Default: true
If false the datepicker will not show on a readonly datepicker field.
endDate¶
Date. Default: End of time
The latest date that may be selected; all later dates will be disabled.
<input type="text" data-provide="datepicker" data-date-end-date="0d">
Will disable all dates after today.
forceParse¶
Boolean. Default: true
Whether or not to force parsing of the input value when the picker is closed. That is, when an invalid date is left in the input field by the user, the picker will forcibly parse that value, and set the input’s value to the new, valid date, conforming to the given format.
assumeNearbyYear¶
Boolean or Integer. Default: false
If true, manually-entered dates with two-digit years, such as “5/1/15”, will be parsed as “2015”, not “15”. If the year is less than 10 years in advance, the picker will use the current century, otherwise, it will use the previous one. For example “5/1/15” would parse to May 1st, 2015, but “5/1/97” would be May 1st, 1997.
To configure the number of years in advance that the picker will still use the current century, use an Integer instead of the Boolean true. E.g. “assumeNearbyYear: 20”
format¶
String. Default: “mm/dd/yyyy”
The date format, combination of d, dd, D, DD, m, mm, M, MM, yy, yyyy.
- d, dd: Numeric date, no leading zero and leading zero, respectively. Eg, 5, 05.
- D, DD: Abbreviated and full weekday names, respectively. Eg, Mon, Monday.
- m, mm: Numeric month, no leading zero and leading zero, respectively. Eg, 7, 07.
- M, MM: Abbreviated and full month names, respectively. Eg, Jan, January
- yy, yyyy: 2- and 4-digit years, respectively. Eg, 12, 2012.
Object.
Custom formatting options
- toDisplay: function (date, format, language) to convert date object to string, that will be stored in input field
- toValue: function (date, format, language) to convert string object to date, that will be used in date selection
$('.datepicker').datepicker({
format: {
/*
* Say our UI should display a week ahead,
* but textbox should store the actual date.
* This is useful if we need UI to select local dates,
* but store in UTC
*/
toDisplay: function (date, format, language) {
var d = new Date(date);
d.setDate(d.getDate() - 7);
return d.toISOString();
},
toValue: function (date, format, language) {
var d = new Date(date);
d.setDate(d.getDate() + 7);
return new Date(d);
}
},
autoclose: true
});
immediateUpdates¶
Boolean. Default: false
If true, selecting a year or month in the datepicker will update the input value immediately. Otherwise, only selecting a day of the month will update the input value immediately.
inputs¶
Array, jQuery. Default: None
A list of inputs to be used in a range picker, which will be attached to the selected element. Allows for explicitly creating a range picker on a non-standard element.

<input type="text" class="actual_range">
<input type="text" class="actual_range">

$('#event_period').datepicker({
inputs: $('.actual_range')
});
language¶
String. Default: “en”
The IETF code (eg “en” for English, “pt-BR” for Brazilian Portuguese) of the language to use for month and day names. These will also be used as the input’s value (and subsequently sent to the server in the case of form submissions). If a full code (eg “de-DE”) is supplied the picker will first check for an “de-DE” language and if not found will fallback and check for a “de” language. If an unknown language code is given, English will be used. See I18N.
maxViewMode¶
Number, String. Default: 4, “centuries”
Set a maximum limit for the view mode. Accepts: “days” or 0, “months” or 1, “years” or 2, “decades” or 3, and “centuries” or 4. Gives the ability to pick only a day, a month, a year or a decade. The day is set to the 1st for “months”, the month is set to January for “years”, the year is set to the first year from the decade for “decades”, and the year is set to the first from the millennium for “centuries”.
minViewMode¶
Number, String. Default: 0, “days”
Set a minimum limit for the view mode. Accepts: “days” or 0, “months” or 1, “years” or 2, “decades” or 3, and “centuries” or 4. Gives the ability to pick only a month, a year or a decade. The day is set to the 1st for “months”, and the month is set to January for “years”, the year is set to the first year from the decade for “decades”, and the year is set to the first from the millennium for “centuries”.
multidate¶
Boolean, Number. Default: false
Enable multidate picking. Each date in month view acts as a toggle button, keeping track of which dates the user has selected in order. If a number is given, the picker will limit how many dates can be selected to that number, dropping the oldest dates from the list when the number is exceeded. true
equates to no limit. The input’s value (if present) is set to a string generated by joining the dates, formatted, with multidateSeparator
.
For selecting 2 dates as a range please see date-range
multidateSeparator¶
String. Default: ”,”
The string that will appear between dates when generating the input’s value. When parsing the input’s value for a multidate picker, this will also be used to split the incoming string to separate multiple formatted dates; as such, it is highly recommended that you not use a string that could be a substring of a formatted date (eg, using ‘-‘ to separate dates when your format is ‘yyyy-mm-dd’).
orientation¶
String. Default: “auto”
A space-separated string consisting of one or two of “left” or “right”, “top” or “bottom”, and “auto” (may be omitted); for example, “top left”, “bottom” (horizontal orientation will default to “auto”), “right” (vertical orientation will default to “auto”), “auto top”. Allows for fixed placement of the picker popup.
“orientation” refers to the location of the picker popup’s “anchor”; you can also think of it as the location of the trigger element (input, component, etc) relative to the picker.
“auto” triggers “smart orientation” of the picker. Horizontal orientation will default to “left” and left offset will be tweaked to keep the picker inside the browser viewport; vertical orientation will simply choose “top” or “bottom”, whichever will show more of the picker in the viewport.
showOnFocus¶
Boolean. Default: true
If false, the datepicker will be prevented from showing when the input field associated with it receives focus.
startDate¶
Date. Default: Beginning of time
The earliest date that may be selected; all earlier dates will be disabled.
startView¶
Number, String. Default: 0, “month”
The view that the datepicker should show when it is opened. Accepts values of 0 or “month” for month view (the default), 1 or “year” for the 12-month overview, 2 or “decade” for the 10-year overview, 3 or “century” for the 10-decade overview, and 4 or “millennium” for the 10-century overview. Useful for date-of-birth datepickers.
templates¶
Object. Default:
{
leftArrow: '«',
rightArrow: '»'
}
The templates used to generate some parts of the picker. Each property must be a string with only text, or valid html. You can use this property to use custom icons libs. for example:
{
leftArrow: '',
rightArrow: ''
}
title¶
String. Default: “”
The string that will appear on top of the datepicker. If empty the title will be hidden.
todayBtn¶
Boolean, “linked”. Default: false
If true or “linked”, displays a “Today” button at the bottom of the datepicker to select the current date. If true, the “Today” button will only move the current date into view; if “linked”, the current date will also be selected.
toggleActive¶
Boolean. Default: false
If true, selecting the currently active date in the datepicker will unset the respective date. This option is always true when the multidate option is being used.
zIndexOffset¶
Integer. Default: 10
The CSS z-index of the open datepicker is the maximum z-index of the input and all of its DOM ancestors plus the zIndexOffset
.
Methods¶
Methods are called on a datepicker by calling the datepicker
function with a string first argument, followed by any arguments the method takes
$('.datepicker').datepicker('method', arg1, arg2);
destroy¶
Arguments: None
Remove the datepicker. Removes attached events, internal attached objects, and added HTML elements.
Alias: remove
update¶
Arguments:
- date (String|Date, optional)
Update the datepicker with given argument or the current input value.
If date
is provided and is a Date object, it is assumed to be a “local” date object, and will be converted to UTC for internal use.
$('.datepicker').datepicker('update');
$('.datepicker').datepicker('update', '2011-03-05');
$('.datepicker').datepicker('update', new Date(2011, 2, 5));
To reset the datepicker and clear the selected date, pass an empty string with update
:
$('.datepicker').datepicker('update', '');
setDate¶
Arguments:
- date (Date)
Sets the internal date. date
is assumed to be a “local” date object, and will be converted to UTC for internal use.
setUTCDate¶
Arguments:
- date (Date)
Sets the internal date. date
is assumed to be a UTC date object, and will not be converted.
setDates¶
Arguments:
- date[, date[, ...]] (Date)
or
- [date[, date[, ...]]] (Array)
Sets the internal date list; accepts multiple dates or a single array of dates as arguments. Each date
is assumed to be a “local” date object, and will be converted to UTC for internal use. For use with multidate pickers.
setUTCDates¶
Arguments:
- date[, date[, ...]] (Date)
or
- [date[, date[, ...]]] (Array)
Sets the internal date list. Each date
is assumed to be a UTC date object, and will not be converted. For use with multidate pickers.
getDate¶
Arguments: None
Returns a localized date object representing the internal date object of the first datepicker in the selection. For multidate pickers, returns the latest date selected.
getUTCDate¶
Arguments: None
Returns the internal UTC date object, as-is and unconverted to local time, of the first datepicker in the selection. For multidate pickers, returns the latest date selected.
getDates¶
Arguments: None
Returns a list of localized date objects representing the internal date objects of the first datepicker in the selection. For use with multidate pickers.
getUTCDates¶
Arguments: None
Returns the internal list of UTC date objects, as they are and unconverted to local time, of the first datepicker in the selection. For use with multidate pickers.
setStartDate¶
Arguments:
- startDate (Date)
Sets a new lower date limit on the datepicker. See showOnFocus for valid values.
Omit startDate (or provide an otherwise falsey value) to unset the limit.
setEndDate¶
Arguments:
- endDate (Date)
Sets a new upper date limit on the datepicker. See disableTouchKeyboard for valid values.
Omit endDate (or provide an otherwise falsey value) to unset the limit.
setDatesDisabled¶
Arguments:
- datesDisabled (String|Array)
Sets the days that should be disabled. See defaultViewDate for valid values.
Omit datesDisabled (or provide an otherwise falsey value) to unset the disabled days.
setDaysOfWeekDisabled¶
Arguments:
- daysOfWeekDisabled (String|Array)
Sets the days of week that should be disabled. See datesDisabled for valid values.
Omit daysOfWeekDisabled (or provide an otherwise falsey value) to unset the disabled days.
setDaysOfWeekHighlighted¶
Arguments:
- daysOfWeekHighlighted (String|Array)
Sets the days of week that should be highlighted. See daysOfWeekHighlighted for valid values.
Omit daysOfWeekHighlighted (or provide an otherwise falsey value) to unset the disabled days.
Events¶
Datepicker triggers a number of events in certain circumstances. All events have extra data attached to the event object that is passed to any event handlers
$('.datepicker').datepicker()
.on(picker_event, function(e) {
// `e` here contains the extra attributes
});
date
: the relevant Date object, in local timezone. For a multidate picker, this will be the latest date picked.dates
: an Array of Date objects, in local timezone, when using a multidate picker.format([ix], [format])
: a function to make formattingdate
easier.ix
can be the index of a Date in thedates
array to format; if absent, the last date selected will be used.format
can be any format string that datepicker supports; if absent, the format set on the datepicker will be used. Both arguments are optional.
show¶
Fired when the date picker is displayed.
hide¶
Fired when the date picker is hidden.
clearDate¶
Fired when the date is cleared, normally when the “clear” button (enabled with the clearBtn
option) is pressed.
changeDate¶
Fired when the date is changed.
changeYear¶
Fired when the view year is changed from decade view.
changeMonth¶
Fired when the view month is changed from year view.
Keyboard support¶
The datepicker includes keyboard navigation. The “focused date” is kept track of and highlighted (as with mouse hover) during keyboard nav, and is cleared when a date is toggled or the picker is hidden.
up, down, left, right arrow keys¶
By themselves, left/right will move focus backward/forward one day, up/down will move focus back/forward one week.
With the shift key, up/left will move focus backward one month, down/right will move focus forward one month.
With the ctrl key, up/left will move focus backward one year, down/right will move focus forward one year.
Shift+ctrl behaves the same as ctrl – that is, it does not change both month and year simultaneously, only the year.
enter¶
When the picker is visible, enter will toggle the focused date (if there is one). When the picker is not visible, enter will have normal effects – submitting the current form, etc.
When the date is deselected, the clearDate
event is triggered; otherwise, the changeDate
event is triggered. If autoclose
is enabled, the picker will be hidden after selection or deselection.
escape¶
The escape key can be used to clear the focused date and hide and re-show the datepicker; hiding the picker is necessary if the user wants to manually edit the value.
I18N¶
The plugin supports i18n for the month and weekday names and the weekStart
option. The default is English (“en”); other available translations are available in the js/locales/
directory, simply include your desired locale after the plugin. To add more languages, simply add a key to $.fn.datepicker.dates
, before calling .datepicker()
. Example
$.fn.datepicker.dates['en'] = {
days: ["Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"],
daysShort: ["Sun", "Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat"],
daysMin: ["Su", "Mo", "Tu", "We", "Th", "Fr", "Sa"],
months: ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"],
monthsShort: ["Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec"],
today: "Today",
clear: "Clear",
format: "mm/dd/yyyy",
titleFormat: "MM yyyy", /* Leverages same syntax as 'format' */
weekStart: 0
};
Right-to-left languages may also include rtl: true
to make the calendar display appropriately.
If your browser (or those of your users) is displaying characters wrong, chances are the browser is loading the javascript file with a non-unicode encoding. Simply add charset="UTF-8"
to your script
tag:

$('.datepicker').datepicker({
language: 'XX'
});


Surprisingly, I've only found one report of combining MAOI's with pot, so I felt it deserved some backing. 3-4 grams of ground harmala were ingested in 15 capsules, I poked holes in the capsules to make them dissolve faster. The harmala effects were felt within the hour and two hours after taking it I sat down in my basement to smoke a bowl. I finished one bowl of shwag, decent shwag, but still shwag. I returned to my position on the couch feeling higher that usual for one bowl but other than that nothing.
Then I glanced towards my steps and caught trails off the rims of my glasses. I couldn't believe I was getting trails off weed, whenever I would blink, the room would strobe like when you turn on a fluroscent light, slowly regaining continuity. I finished another bowl and sat down again.  I seemed to have two very distinct channels of thought. One was philosophising and the other was analyzing that channel like it was completely detached. The two seemed to be interchanging the same ideas and looking at them from entirely different perspectives!
Possible futures of myself depending on different personalities I portray were understood very quickly and clearly. It was like looking at 'myself' through the eyes of another oddly sober person, and all off of regular weed! Turning inside yourself is very easy with this combo, it is a genuinely intraspective experience. I want to try eating some pot with the harmala to see if the delta 11(a product of the metabolism of THC instead of the smoked delta 9) will have any unusual effects. I am very sensitive to the psychedelic effects of drugs (or when I'm sober) and cannot guarantee you a simliar experience but just know that MAOI's combined with weed were definitely effective for me.
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This app is an extension to Google/Apple calendar and makes the regular calendar easy-to-use, intuitive and fun. This app is mainly used for analyzing your day-to-day lifecycle and present your daily routine and life-patterns in a way so that you can understand your life well. It helps users to organize their events better and manage its attendees, location, chats and media efficiently. Better yet, it automatically creates events for users from user’s location and associates additional information with it. This app presents all this information to users in normal calendar views as well as map-views so that users get a feel of time-line. Also, this app auto-syncs all the events with apple/google calendar on cloud so that user’s privacy is maintained and information is not lost even when the phone is dead. This app proves one-stop shop for all kinds of event organization.
This version is specifically built for iPhone users. So it uses iOS swift as programming language. It uses google places api to get detailed information about a specific location. Most of the data is stored internally using Apple's core-data or iCloud.
This app is built in Android which lets facilitator take attendance for students or attendees. Both facilitator and attendees will install this app. Facilitator can set up lectures according to their timetable in their app. To make the initial setup easy, facilitator can directly import file from their mobile.(Here is the format:https://github.com/rujoota/CSC780_Attendance/blob/master/students.txt) Facilitator can scan NFC tag first which allows some data relavant to current lecture transferred to the tag and then students can fill attendance by just scanning these tags with their mobile. Facilitator can view and export the reports about the students. Students can only view their report.
MySQL database for this app is hosted at Amazone Cloud. Data retrieval is done by simple php pages. Basic database schema and requirements are here. View initial screen design here Some features of Android which this app uses
This is a starter app for selling medicine online built in Android.
The user can search the medicine and order it for cash on delivery. Only after uploading prescription image from doctor, user will be able to receieve his/her order.
This app was inspired from 1mg App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aranoah.healthkart.plus&hl=en This app features following functionality:
For connecting to MySQL database, this app uses REST API hosted on localhost, built in Java. More details about this API is here
Some technical aspects:
This a website is developed in php, html5, bootstrap and MySQL. This website can be used to search restaurants and reserve tables with specified date and time and number of people. I lead the team of 5 people working in this project and we followed agile methodology. It has modules for different kinds of users like host/hostess, restaurant owner and admin.
Detailed project report is available here
I've worked for 5 years as full-stack web developer in companies like Infosys, CGI and Amdocs. During my internship, I worked on creating a website to display analytics of test-cases for QA team using Testrail’s APIs and enhanced page loading performance by 90% using caching. In India, my work mostly focused on building asp.net websites using Microsoft's SharePoint platform. I've worked on back-end, front-end, admin etc almost all aspects of development.
I've built and deployed enterprise level distributed system of intranet web portals for employee collaboration with Infosys.
With Amdocs, I worked as full stack web developer on their global website Amdocs.com and AmdocsBlogs-internal blog system used by employees and especially higher management to publish company related updates.
Its the current website which you are browsing!
Its developed using AngularJS, bootstrap, html, javascript, jQuery and node
Its fully deployed using Amazon Web Services(AWS). Main website is deployed on EC2 instance with auto-scaling enabled.
In background, it runs basic node server with express which handles basic request-response features.
The site is fully mobile-responsive
Checkout the github link for this project.
Coded in C actual operating system process management, scheduling and interrupts handling to operate a real train.
The operating system includes memory-mapped screen with window rendering, process management, context switch, interrupt management for timer and network. It uses linkedlist as fundamental data structure to manage all operations. OS also provides piping methods for inter-process communication.
The project was made using C language's socket programming. The purpose of this project is to build a server-client model which can handle multiple requests. Clients can request for login, send a message to other users, get list of online users etc. Clients can also chat with other client.
The operating system includes memory-mapped screen with window rendering, process management, context switch, interrupt management for timer and network. It uses linkedlist as fundamental data structure to manage all operations. OS also provides piping methods for inter-process communication.
This was a team project with almost 20 people. Mini-teams were created based on each game. Cards of Wild was 6 people team and I was the team-lead.
'World of balance' is a gaming solution which includes lots of single-player and multiplayer games. The theme of 'world of balance' is animals and their food chain and all games are conceptualized using that theme. The game lobby is used to login and interact with other players or join their game-rooms.
Cards of wild is part of bunch of mini-games from 'world of balance' game stack. Its a 2-player game where both players are given deck of animal-cards to play with. The cards can attack opponent's card as well as his/her tree('tree of life'). Each card and tree has specific health points and using animal food chaining rules one has to attack opponent. Whomsoever kills the tree, wins the game.
We have a game-lobby server which is common for all the games and Cards of wild has its independent server which receives all requests related to our game. We used unity as game-client and Java for server development. Our game runs on android devices as well.
Following are relevant links:
This is a 2D shooting game project built in Ruby on Rails where villains trying to attack the city and players aka superheros tries to save the city by killing them. Its 2 player multiplayer game which utilizes following HTML 5 canvas, Pusher gem for live updates and Facebook integration via omniauth-facebook gem.
This is two player game. The players (tanks) fight against each other to kill each other by bullets. Bullets decrease opponent’s powers and at the end kills it. Tanks initially are far from each other and by looking in minimap, they need to reach other tank crossing hurdles of simple walls.
This is one player game. That player is combined of two elements (called Pop and Katch). Pop bounces around and destroys the enemies and Katch directs Pop in which direction to go and provides protection. The player needs to control Katch by using left and right arrows so that it can save Pop and direct it in proper direction in such a way that Pop collides with enemy and destroys them. The game is over when either player’s health is over or main enemy BigLeg is destroyed.
The purpose of this project is to write a web server application capable of a subset of the HyperText Transfer Protocol. This was a two person team project. The web server is developed in Ruby. It can handle different kinds of requests and respond to browsers. Its fully covers document finding and loading cycle. The server also supports various mime-types and configurable with htaccess file. It can perform basic authentication workflow.
Generally, this project was divided into the following milestones:
Web Servers typically read in a number of configuration files that define the behavior of the server, as well as the types of requests that the server can respond to. My web server read two common file formats (the files have been copied from an Apache Web Server application): httpd.conf and mime.types.
My server appropriately responded to the following request methods: GET, HEAD, POST, and PUT.
Server was be able to generate all of the following response codes: 200,201,400,401,403,404,500. The Date and Server headers was returned in every response. Additional headers was returned according to the protocol for each of the possible responses (including Content-Type and Content-Length).
The server would run a separate thread for each requests.
Server was able to execute resources that have been requested in a ScriptAlias’ed directory. Ruby’s IO.popen method was used to execute script files, and obtain the results.
Server was able to handle the 401/403 authentication workflow. Permission to access a given resource was determined by the presence of the file specified by the AccessFileName directive in the httpd.conf file anywhere in the directory tree of the requested resource. This file contained directives in key value pairs that specify authentication information for a given set of resources.
This was done as part of developing cards of wild game.
The main Game Server is created in Java to handle requests and responses from client. Server is used for login, update information from database to client, check if the client is alive by heartbeat requests and update opponents in case of multiplayer gaming environment. Most of the game is using their own independent servers to manage requests specific to their game and to ease load on main/lobby server.
COW(Cards of Wild) server is independent from main game's lobby server. The first request that comes to COW server only after player joins the room or match. Server receives user requests to create match for 2 players and let them join it. Sometimes due to slow connection, it takes sometime for users to join the match, in that case, slower clients keeps on pinging the server to let it join appropriate match. Match only starts after both clients have joined and got their deck of cards.
For detailed Architecture of server visit here


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FAT FENDERS
FLYERNOVEMBER 2000
Badgerland F-100 November Meeting Minutes
The meeting came to order on November 12, 2000 at 1:50 PM at the home of Floyd & Rita Johnson in Chaseburg. There were 11 adults and 2 children in attendance.
Officers present:
Mike Sonn, President
Mark Favor, V. President
Todd Showers, Treas.
Cindy Favor , Secretary
Treasurers' Report:
Balance of at time of meeting. Todd brought the current expense report for Dash 11. It was noted that a few more items will be added before there is closure to the expense report.
New Members:
We have 4 new members from the show.
Bret, Kay & Buzz Davis --Stoughton,WI--'56 F-100
Dan Haney--Wisconsin Rapids,WI--'57 F1
Arnie Hoesly--Wisconsin Rapids,WI--'52 F2
James Groshek--Stevens Point,WI '56 F-100
Old Business
Dash 11
Card was signed & sent to Ed & Joanne Mullennix, & Richard Wright.
We are making a few photo albums from the show. If anyone has any extra pictures from the show please send to Mike Sonn.
Mike reported the meat bill was $128.35. Mike Connor made motion to pay the bill and send $50.00 to Mike Sonn's Mom for all her help with the preparation this year and past years. Seconded by Dale Barrette. Motion carried unopposed.
Shirts
There are quite a few show shirts left. Any ideas on what we should do with the extra shirts should be forwarded to one of the officers. It was suggested that we should raffle off the shirts at the meetings. If anyone would like to purchase any, contact Mike Sonn.
Club shirts also still available for $10.00.
Web Site
Discussion was held on the issue of getting a web site for the club. Motion was made by Dave Farmer and seconded by Mike Sonn to go ahead and let Sean Connor set up the site. Sean will set up and take care of the maintenance of the site. The site will include club info, pictures, etc. There will be no full names or addresses of club members, only E-mail addresses. Mike Connor will let Sean know to go ahead. They will let the club know when it is up and running and what the address is. If anyone has anything they would like to include in the site, please send it to Mike Connor (e-mail MikeConnor @Juno.com).
Show Duties
Mike Connor & Mike Sonn have put together a list of duties for each chair for the show to aid in the planning of the show.
Dash 12
Due to the fact we could not get a show chairman, we will not be having Dash 12.
Instead of the show it was thought we could do some other club projects. Ideas included camping, more cruises, etc. If you have any ideas on what you would like to see the club do for projects please let one of the officers know.
It was brought up that the club has lost some of it's family values and maybe should try to get back to doing some group activities and not spend all of our meeting times discussing the show. We have had a very poor turn out at the meetings and we're hoping to make the meetings more fun to attend.
Editors Note: Please see letter from President Mike Sonn regarding Dash 12 located elsewhere in this newsletter.
Winter Banquet
Dave Farmer and Julie brought info on Tallard's Station in Middleton.
Mike Connor suggested the Church Hall in Monona with the club furnishing meat and members bringing dish to pass. Alcoholic beverages are also allowed. It might also be possible to have Mike Sonn's Mom cater it. Mike S. will check into this and we will discuss it further at the next meeting.
Christmas Party
Saturday February 3rd please send money to: Please remember to bring a gift
Prime Quarter in Madison Bill Watkins valued at approx. $15 to
16.95 /person or 33.90/ couple 3392 Jeness Avenue exchange.
Drinks @ 5:00 PM McFarland, WI 53558
Dinner @ 6:00 PM
New Business
Mike Connor suggested that Club paraphernalia i.e., club jackets, hats, etc. , be inventoried and published in the newsletter quarterly. Dave Farmer will put together the list.
Upcoming Meetings:
No meeting in December
January 27th , Todd & Shari Showers in Delafield, WI.
June16th, 2001 Scott & Nola Jackson in Benson , IL.
Dave Farmer made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Second by Theresa Sonn. Meeting adjourned at 3:13 PM.
Submitted by Cindy Favor, Secretary
A letter from the President…
As some of you are already aware, DASH 12 IS ON!!! Since the last meeting, much has happened. For unknown reasons, one of our members had not received the last newsletter. He wasn’t aware that Dash 12 was in jeopardy of not happening. When he heard Dash 12 had been cancelled, Jeff Burnett didn’t hesitate to give me a call. The day Jeff called, one of his first comments to me was something to the effect that, "If it meant the show wouldn’t happen, he would
volunteer to chair the show". This was great news and I couldn’t have been happier. Dash to the Dells has become synonymous with the Badgerland F-100 Truck Club. Our show is talked about a lot, all over the country!
I would like to thank Jeff Burnett for coming forward and offering to be the Show Chair for Dash 12!
Well, we have a Show Chair, now it was time to scramble. With the next meeting more that a month away, a number of things had to be taken care of right away. One area of concern was getting a hotel contract signed as soon as possible to assure we’d get the rooms we want. Mike Connor and I drove up to the Dells on December 8th to meet with the Copa Cabana Manager. We needed a contract for September 14th and 15th 2001. A preliminary contract was worked out. Room rates are the same as last year, the big tent will cost more, but we now have 4 whirlpool suites reserved. (I would suggest if you want one of them, you better reserve one before they’re gone.) Just today (12/22), a copy of the contract was faxed to me at work. That will be signed before the next meeting so let’s get those rooms booked!
One item that needed to be taken care of right away was the printing of pre-registration flyers so Bob could start mailing them out before the end of the year. Bob Kulinski already has a prototype worked up and was just waiting to get the room rate and cut-off date info confirmed before printing. Since these needed to be printed before the next meeting, the Badgerland Officers have authorized Bob to spend no more than $300 getting a quantity of them printed. We don’t have artwork yet, so that will be added to future printings of the flyers.
The last thing I’d like to elaborate on, just a little is the need for volunteers for the various other, no less important functions. We now have the following positions filled: Show Chair - Jeff Burnett, Registration Chair/Co-Chair - Bob Kulinski/Bob Ward, Door Prize Chair - Greg Masters, T-Shirt Chair - Randy Martin and Hotel Contacts - Mike Sonn/Mike Connor. I feel I can speak for everyone in saying that we love our F-100s and we want this show to happen. Now, it’s up to the rest of us to do everything we can to make sure these guys get help. The last important function that needs to be filled is Food Chair. We’re looking for something innovative this year with food, so don’t wait for someone else, jump on the Dash 12 bandwagon! None of the remaining positions take a lot of time, but just need someone to help organize it. Help is always only a phone call away. Volunteers are the reason this show is successful. Where can YOU help out?
Attending meetings is a great way to stay current on what’s needed. It can also provide you the opportunity to find out where your skills can be best utilized. If volunteers come forward more quickly, it will allow more meeting time to be spent doing other Club activities throughout the year. Things like picnics, cruises, attending shows, camping trips or building trucks! Together, we can assure this show is a reflection of what you would like it to be.
A volunteer listing will be posted in most, if not all of the newsletters between now and Dash 12. We also need people to volunteer to help out with various functions AT the show. We would like to make sure there are enough volunteers so no one person needs to spend any more than two hours working a function at the Dash. That way, everyone will have a chance to spend the majority of the time during the weekend socializing, bench-racing and looking at trucks. That’s what our show is all about: families, friends and TRUCKS.
Let’s do it right!
Sincerely,
Mike Sonn, President
Tech Info
The following information was contributed by Greg Masters.
Ford 9" Facts
Strength - There are four usable styles you can find in a junkyard. They range from light duty to extreme duty
but in all cases the larger 31 spline axle versions are stronger than the 28 spline version of the same unit.
Width: all measurements are from axle flange to axle flange
street rod.
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Trucks For Sale
* '53 F100, 302 w/ C6 tranny, brand new interior, '72 Nova clip WFD brakes, new MP master cyl.,
American Wiring System, Vintage Air Heat/Defrost, Stewart Warner gauges, Aiwa stereo CD
player w/Sony speakers, new glass, exhaust system by Midas, Oak bed & running boards.
Painted in Corvette yellow with tan interior. Runs and drives great.
Asking $12,500 John Lunn<PHONE_NUMBER> 7/00
* ’63 F100
shortbed, 302 eng., auto tranny, 8" rear end, Volare IFS, P.S., disc brakes, Alum.wheels. Cab floor has been patched and new cab mounts have been installed. Includes an extra pair of doors. $2000 Greg Masters<PHONE_NUMBER> 9/00
Contact Daryl Fedkenheuer regarding the following 3 vehicles<PHONE_NUMBER> 9/00
* ’55 F100
292 eng. (rebuilt), 5 spd.  Truck has re-
upholstered seat, alum. grill, chrome bumpers, topper, chrome trim and glass.
* ’63 F250 Unibody, Custom Cab, long box 292 V8, 4 spd. tranny, all original. Truck is in primer and has
chrome bumper and good glass. Some restoration has been completed but needs some attention in the
floor of the box. Engine needs lower end work to make it run. Two truck loads of parts go with this
vehicle. Only $950 or best offer. Jim Titus Call evenings<PHONE_NUMBER> 10/ 00
* ’53 F100
in pieces. No engine/tranny, nor front suspension. Good body and bed, 9" rear-end.Asking $1000. Have Gibbons IFS kit available for $300. Good winter project.
Ron Putzler<PHONE_NUMBER> 10/ 00
* ‘58 F-700 4x4 marmon-harrington. Body is in good shape
$2950 negotiable Seward Auto Salvage Newville, WI<PHONE_NUMBER> 10/00
Richard Wright has the following for sale:
8/00‘55 1 ton
complete dually flatbed $4,000‘54 panel with a 360 standard $1500
‘55 panel 4 x 4 with a 429, C6 $3500
‘53 1 ton 5th wheel 360 4 speed $3500
‘59 MGA $2000 or best offer
If you are interested in any of the vehicles, please contact Richard or Judy Wright at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
Parts for Sale
* Pair of rust free ’61-’66 doors complete $175 Greg Masters<PHONE_NUMBER>
Greg Masters<PHONE_NUMBER> 9/00
* The following ’53 F-100 truck parts are offered by Paul Zien @<PHONE_NUMBER> all for $600
6/002 cabs, 2 hoods, 1 box, 6 doors, 1 ’55 grille and lower valance, 1 frame bare (no suspension parts) and 1 frame with ’77 Nova front stub and Dana 44 rear end, chopped cab roof.
* The following is offered by Floyd Johnson of Chaseburg, WI<PHONE_NUMBER> or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1978 Lincoln Town car, 460 eng. with C6. Runs good but frame is in bad shape. $200 or offer
1971 Ford 360 eng. Runs good $100 or offer
9" Ford rear-ends - various widths & ratios complete $75 each or $200 for all
8" Ford rear-end with leaf springs $50
1946 Flat-head V8 and manual tranny $50
Y-block heads $ 20 /pair
Aerostar front suspension $20
Misc. N.O.S. Ford parts on display for Nov. meeting
F.E parts - heads, manifolds, oil pans, fly wheels
Will take offers in groups of parts
* The following is offered by Bob Kulinski<PHONE_NUMBER> or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10/00Former fold-down camper trailer frame with 12" tires, no sides. Frame size is 6’ x 10’ and is rated for 800# gross trailer weight. Offer ??? trade for truck parts???
’56 F100 rear-end with 4.10 gears Offer ??? trade for truck parts???
Tires, BF Goodrich Radial T/A, P255/60R15. 200 miles on tires. Too wide to use - $100 for pair.
Parts for Sale
* The following is offered by Denny Herchenbach at<PHONE_NUMBER> or www.herchenbach.com
I would prefer to keep all these trucks but I lost my storage due to urban sprawl. All items are as priced, or best offer.
‘ 54 cab with title - $150.00 free doors ‘ 55 cab with title - $150.00 free doors
‘ 56 cab over complete cab and chassis, no motor nor tranny, with title. $300.00
‘ 53/56 fiberglass front end with frame work. $600.00
‘ 55 chopped cab with doors and chassis (good job, good title) no glass $500.00
390 V8 with C-6 tranny - $350.00
fresh 460 V8 block .30 over with cam bearings, heads, intake & exhaust manifolds $300.00
Wanted
* 12 volt wiper motor and 12 volt heater blower motor for ’54 F-100
Bob Kulinski<PHONE_NUMBER> or
* Pair of running boards for ’53 – ’56 F100
11/00Dale Bergman<PHONE_NUMBER>
Contact Bob Kulinski for advertising Classified Ads at<PHONE_NUMBER> or 1722 Mohawk Lane, Waukesha 53186 or E-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or fax with cover page addressed to me @<PHONE_NUMBER> Ads will be listed for only four months in a row, unless extended by request
The January meeting will be held at the home of Todd & Shari Showers in Delafield, WI., on January 27th. The meeting will take start at 2:00PM, with a cook-out to follow. Please bring a dish to pass. Don’t forget to bring a chair and your own beverage.
Editor’s note
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Membership Dues: Annual Club dues for 2001 should be submitted by March 31st. Members wishing to participate in the election of 2001 Club officers need to be current with their dues in order to vote.
Election of Officers: Nomination of officers for 2001 will start at the January meeting and continue at the February meeting with the actual election taking place in March, at the Winter Banquet. Please attend these meetings to be a part of this important process. There won’t be no recounts, neither!


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Introduction
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As an oop language, Python supports a full range of features, such as inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation
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Python’s classes and inheritance make it easy to express a program’s intended behaviors with objects.
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Item 37. Compose Classes Instead of Nesting Many Levels of Build-in Types
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class BySubjectGradeBook:
def __init__(self):
self._grades = {}
def add_student(self, name):
self._grades[name] = defaultdict(list)
def report_grade(self, name, subject, grade):
by_subject = self._grades[name]
grade_list = by_subject[subject]
grade_list.append(grade)
def average_grade(self, name):
by_subject = self._grades[name]
total, count = 0, 0
for grades in by_subject.values():
total += sum(grades)
coutn += len(grades)
return total/count
# After : Use multiple classes
class Subject:
def __init__(self):
self._grades = []
def report_grades(self, score, weight):
self._grades.append(Grade(score, weight))
def average_grade(self):
return total / total_weight # omitted details
class Student:
def __init__(self):
self._subjects = defaultdict(Subject)
def get_subject(self, name):
return self._subjects[name]
def average_grade(self):
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class Gradebook:
def __init__(self):
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Python’s standard method resolution order solves the problems of superclass initialization order and diamond inheritance
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Use the
super
built-in function with zero arguments to initialize parent classes
# Diamond inheritance
class MyBaseClass:
def __init__(self, value):
self.value = value
class TimesSeven(MyBaseClass):
def __init__(self, value):
MyBaseClass.__init__(self, value)
self.value *= 7
class PlusNine(MyBaseClass):
def __init__(self, value):
MyBaseClass.__init__(self, value)
self.value += 9
class ThisWay(TimesSeven, PlusNine):
def __init__(self, value):
TimesSeven.__init__(self, value)
PlusNine.__init__(self, value) # This line resets the value to 5
# >> Should be (5 * 7) + 9 = 44 but is 14
# The call to the second parent class’s constructor, PlusNine.__init__, causes self.value to be reset back to 5 when MyBaseClass
# To solve these problems, Python has the super built-in function and standard method resolution order (MRO).
# super ensures that common superclasses in diamond hierarchies are run only once
class TimesSevenCorrect(MyBaseClass):
def __init__(self, value):
super().__init__(value)
self.value *= 7
class PlusNineCorrect(MyBaseClass):
def __init__(self, value):
super().__init__(value)
self.value += 9
# Now, the top part of the diamond, MyBaseClass.__init__, is run only a single time. The other parent classes are run in the order specified in the class statement
class GoodWay(TimesSevenCorrect, PlusNineCorrect):
def __init__(self, value):
super().__init__(value)
Item41. Consider Composing Functionality with Mix-in Classes
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Avoid using multiple inheritance with instance attributes and
__init__
if mix-in classes can achieve the same outcome. -
Use pluggable behaviors at the instance level to provide per-class customization when mix-in classes may require it.
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Mix-ins can include instance methods or class methods, depending on your needs.
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Compose mix-ins to create complex functionality from simple behaviors.
# Define an example mix-in that accomplishes
class ToDictMixin:
def to_dict(self):
return self._traverse_dict(self.__dict__)
def _traverse_dict(self, instance_dict):
output = {}
for k,v in instance_dict.items()
output[key] = self._traverse(key, value)
return output
def _traverse(self, key, value):
if isinstance(value, ToDictMixin):
return value.to_dict()
elif isinstance(value, dict):
return self._traverse_dict(value)
elif isinstance(value, list):
return [self.traverse(key, i) for i in value]
else:
return value
# Define an example class that uses the mix-in to make a dictionary representation of a binary tree
class BinaryTree(ToDictMixin):
def __init__(self, value, left=None, right=None):
self.value = value
self.left = left
self.right = right
# Translating a large number of related Python objects into a dict becomes easy:
tree = BinaryTree(10,
left = BinaryTree(7, right=BinaryTree(9)),
right = BinaryTree(13, left=BinaryTree(11)))
Item42. Prefer Public Attributes Over Private Ones
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Private attributes aren’t regorously enforced by the Python complier
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Plan from the beginning to allow subclasses to do more with your internal APIs and attributes instead of choosing to lock them out.
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Use documentation of protected fields to guide subclasses instead of trying to force access control with private attributes
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Only consider using private attributes to avoid naming conflicts with subclasses that are out of your control
# In Python, there are only two types of visibility for a class’s attributes: public and private
Class MyObject:
def __init__(self):
self.public_field = 5
self.__private_field = 10
def get_private_field(self):
return self.__privage_field
# class methdos also have access to private attributes
@classmethod
def get_private_field_of_instance(cls, instance):
return instance.__private_field
Class MyChildObject(MyObject):
def get_private_field(self):
return self.__private_field
Item43. Inherit from collections.abc
for Custom Container Types
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Inherit dicectly from Python’s container types (like list or dict) for simple use cases
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Beware of the large number of methods required to implement custom container types correctly
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Have yout custom container types inherit from the interfaces defined in
collections.abc
to ensure that your classes match required interfaces and behaviors
# When you access a sequence item by index:
bar = [1,2,3]
bar[0]
# above line will be interpreted as :
bar.__getitem__(0)
# So, to make your own class act like a sequence, you can provide a custom implementation of __getitem__
class MyClass():
def __init__(self, values):
self.values = values
def __getitem__(self, index):
for i, item in enumerate(values):
if i == index:
return item
raies IndexError(f'Inted {index} is out of range')
# But it's not enough to provide all of the sequence semantics you'd expect from a list instance
test = MyClass(values=[1,2,3])
len(test) # >> MyClass has no len()
# The built-in collections.abc module defines a set of abstract base classes that provide all of the typical methods for each container type
from collections.abc import Sequence
class BadType(Sequence):
pass
foo = BadType()
>>>
Traceback ...
TypeError: Can't instantiate abstract class BadType with ̄abstract methods __getitem__, __len__
# When you do implement all the methods required by an abstract base class from collections.abc, it provides all of the additional methods, like index, count, ... for free.


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