Update(02/16/2019):
Coco as background with multiple squares and circles
Multiple squares and circles with arbitrary background
Update(01/30/2019):
Update(02/05/2019):
Coco as background with no identity loss
Coco as background with identity loss
Update(01/30/2019):
Just adding the results I obtained from several experiements I have been running. Here the first link points to the results we obtained last week. The main problem there is the checkerboard artifact on most of the output images. I performed one additional experiment with identity loss second link. The results look more or less the same. Link 3 and link 4 shows the results with resize convolution. This gets rid of the checkerboard effect but still have some strange artifacts in the result. Finally, the last two links(link 4, link 5) shows the results without the cycle consistancy with/without identity loss. It appears that CycleGan without identity loss and resize convolution obtained the best results.
CycleGAN with regular deconvolution and no identity loss
CycleGAN with regular deconvolution and identity loss
CycleGAN with resize convolution and no identity loss
CycleGAN with resize convolution and identity loss
No cyclic consistancy with resize convolution and no identity loss
No cyclic consistancy with resize convolution and identity loss


This Value Generator extension allows for the custom configuration of values used in sites/apps based on field/input names.
Note: The word "Field" is used throughout this help documentation interchangeably with parameter or input.
With this add-on the user can create new fields for inputs that they wish to control the value of. Additionally, the user can modify any existing field's name and value to fit the fields that they are trying to customize/control. Any field can also be disabled or removed by the user so that the custom values are not used. Field names, values, enabled state, and regex status will be stored even after a ZAP session has concluded.
The add-on provides a set of default field names and patterns that may be found in an app/system and a corresponding value for each default field. These default values can be disabled, modified, and deleted if the user desires.
The Value Generator can be configured thought ZAP's Options. Selecting the Value Generator tab will display a table with all existing inputs that are currently defined. An example is shown below.
To define additional input values the Add button can be clicked. This will bring up a dialog for the user to provide field information.
Please take note of the following when adding a new field:
The add-on allows the user to modify the values and names of existing fields. This can be done by selecting the field that you wish to modify and clicking on the Modify button.
When modifying a field the user is constrained by the same rules as creating a new one. The most common constraint when modifying a field is that the name cannot be the same as an existing field. (i.e. No duplicate fields)
The user can remove fields at any time. To do so simply select the field that you wish to remove and click on the Remove button. Please note that you will be prompted to confirm removal before proceeding unless the Remove without Confirmation box is checked.
A user may find that they do not want to define everything, but rather define a select few within the expected input.
Any field that is not defined in the Value Generator add-on will use a ZAP default value that is generated to match each field type.(For example: A text field will have the value "ZAP".)
A number of statistics are exposed via the add-on for add, modify, and remove operations.
In the following examples {name}
will be the actual name of the Value Generator field.


What 'scope' is, and how it works in JavaScript.
Scope determines the accessibility of variables, functions, and objects in code. It can be either 'Global' or 'Local'. Scope determines the visibility of variables and other resources in code.
Scope determines the accessibility of variables, functions, and objects in code. It can be either 'Global' or 'Local'. Scope determines the visibility of variables and other resources in code.


FlashPlugin Class
Play sounds using a Flash instance. This plugin is not used by default, and must be registered manually in Sound using the registerPlugins method. This plugin is recommended to be included if sound support is required in older browsers such as IE8.
This plugin requires FlashAudioPlugin.swf and swfObject.js (which is compiled
into the minified FlashPlugin-X.X.X.min.js file. You must ensure that FlashPlugin.BASE_PATH
is
set when using this plugin, so that the script can find the swf.
Example
createjs.FlashPlugin.BASE_PATH = "../src/SoundJS/";
createjs.Sound.registerPlugins([createjs.WebAudioPlugin, createjs.HTMLAudioPlugin, createjs.FlashPlugin]);
// Adds FlashPlugin as a fallback if WebAudio and HTMLAudio do not work.
Note that the SWF is embedded into a container DIV (with an id and classname of "SoundJSFlashContainer"), and will have an id of "flashAudioContainer". The container DIV is positioned 1 pixel off-screen to the left to avoid showing the 1x1 pixel white square.
Known Browser and OS issues for HTML Audio
All browsers
- There can be a delay in flash player starting playback of audio. This has been most noticeable in Firefox. Unfortunely this is an issue with the flash player and therefore cannot be addressed by SoundJS.
Constructor
FlashPlugin
()
Item Index
Methods
- create
- flashLog
- generateCapabiities static
- getVolume
- handleErrorEvent
- handleEvent
- handleFlashReady
- handlePreloadEvent
- handleSoundEvent
- handleSWFReady
- handleTimeout
- init
- isPreloadStarted
- isSupported static
- preload
- register
- registerPreloadInstance
- registerSoundInstance
- removeAllSounds
- removeSound
- setMute
- setVolume
- unregisterPreloadInstance
- unregisterSoundInstance
- updateVolume
Properties
Methods
create
-
src
Create a sound instance. If the sound has not been preloaded, it is internally preloaded here.
Parameters:
-
src
StringThe sound source to use.
Returns:
flashLog
-
data
Used to output traces from Flash to the console, if FlashPlugin/showOutput is
true
.
Parameters:
-
data
StringThe information to be output.
generateCapabiities
()
protected
static
Determine the capabilities of the plugin. Used internally. Please see the Sound API getCapabilities method for an overview of plugin capabilities.
getVolume
()
Get the master volume of the plugin, which affects all SoundInstances.
Returns:
handleErrorEvent
-
error
Handles error events from Flash. Note this function currently does not process any events.
Parameters:
-
error
StringIndicates the error.
handleEvent
-
method
Handles events from Flash intended for the FlashPlugin class. Currently only a "ready" event is processed.
Parameters:
-
method
StringIndicates the method to run.
handleFlashReady
()
protected
The Flash application that handles preloading and playback is ready. We wait for a callback from Flash to ensure that everything is in place before playback begins.
handlePreloadEvent
-
flashId
-
method
Handles events from Flash and routes communication to a SoundLoader
via the Flash ID. The method
and arguments from Flash are run directly on the sound loader.
handleSoundEvent
-
flashId
-
method
Handles events from Flash, and routes communication to a SoundInstance via the Flash ID. The method and arguments from Flash are run directly on the sound instance.
handleSWFReady
-
event
The SWF used for sound preloading and playback has been initialized.
Parameters:
-
event
ObjectContains a reference to the swf.
handleTimeout
()
protected
The callback when Flash does not initialize. This usually means the SWF is missing or incorrectly pathed.
init
()
protected
An initialization function run by the constructor
isPreloadStarted
-
src
Checks if preloading has started for a specific source. If the source is found, we can assume it is loading, or has already finished loading.
Parameters:
-
src
StringThe sound URI to check.
Returns:
isSupported
()
Boolean
static
Determine if the plugin can be used in the current browser/OS.
Returns:
preload
-
src
-
instance
Preload a sound instance. This plugin uses Flash to preload and play all sounds.
register
-
src
-
instances
Pre-register a sound instance when preloading/setup. Note that the FlashPlugin will return a SoundLoader instance for preloading since Flash can not access the browser cache consistently.
Parameters:
Returns:
registerPreloadInstance
-
flashId
-
instance
Used to couple a Flash loader instance with a SoundLoader
instance
Parameters:
-
flashId
StringUsed to identify the SoundLoader.
-
instance
SoundLoaderThe actual instance.
registerSoundInstance
-
flashId
-
instance
Used to couple a Flash sound instance with a SoundInstance.
Parameters:
-
flashId
StringUsed to identify the SoundInstance.
-
instance
SoundLoaderThe actual instance.
removeAllSounds
-
src
Remove all sounds added using register. Note this does not cancel a preload.
Parameters:
-
src
StringThe sound URI to unload.
removeSound
-
src
Remove a sound added using register. Note this does not cancel a preload.
Parameters:
-
src
StringThe sound URI to unload.
setMute
-
value
Mute all sounds via the plugin.
Parameters:
Returns:
setVolume
-
value
Set the master volume of the plugin, which affects all SoundInstances.
Parameters:
-
value
NumberThe volume to set, between 0 and 1.
Returns:
unregisterPreloadInstance
-
flashId
Used to decouple a SoundLoader
instance from Flash.
Parameters:
-
flashId
StringUsed to identify the SoundLoader.
unregisterSoundInstance
-
flashId
-
instance
Used to decouple a SoundInstance from Flash. instance.
Parameters:
-
flashId
StringUsed to identify the SoundInstance.
-
instance
SoundLoaderThe actual instance.
Properties
audioSources
Object
protected
An object hash indexed by ID that indicates if each source is loaded or loading.
BASE_PATH
String
static
The path relative to the HTML page that the FlashAudioPlugin.swf resides. Note if this is not correct, this plugin will not work.
Default: src/SoundJS
capabilities
Object
static
The capabilities of the plugin. This is generated via the WebAudioPlugin/generateCapabilities method. Please see the Sound getCapabilities method for a list of available capabilities.
container
HTMLDivElement
protected
A reference to the DIV container that gets created to hold the Flash instance.
CONTAINER_ID
String
protected
The id name of the DIV that gets created for Flash content.
Default: flashAudioContainer
flashInstances
Object
protected
A hash of SoundInstances indexed by the related ID in Flash. This lookup is required to connect sounds in JavaScript to their respective instances in Flash.
flashPreloadInstances
Object
protected
A hash of Sound Preload instances indexed by the related ID in Flash. This lookup is required to connect a preloading sound in Flash with its respective instance in JavaScript.
flashReady
Boolean
Determines if the Flash object has been created and initialized. This is required to make ExternalInterface
calls from JavaScript to Flash.
Default: false
preloadInstances
Object
protected
A hash of Sound Preload instances indexed by the src. This lookup is required to load sounds if internal preloading is tried when flash is not ready.
queuedInstances
Object
protected
An array of Sound Preload instances that are waiting to preload. Once Flash is initialized, the queued instances are preloaded.
showOutput
Boolean
A developer flag to output all flash events to the console (if it exists). Used for debugging.
createjs.Sound.activePlugin.showOutput = true;
Default: false
WRAPPER_ID
String
protected
The id name of the DIV wrapper that contains the Flash content.
Default: SoundJSFlashContainer


AccessPackageAssignmentRequest extends Entity
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest class
Tags
Table of Contents
- $_propDict : array<string|int, mixed>
- The array of properties available to the model
- __construct() : mixed
- Construct a new Entity
- getAccessPackage() : AccessPackage|null
- Gets the accessPackage The access package associated with the accessPackageAssignmentRequest. An access package defines the collections of resource roles and the policies for how one or more users can get access to those resources. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
- getAccessPackageAssignment() : AccessPackageAssignment|null
- Gets the accessPackageAssignment For a requestType of UserAdd or AdminAdd, this is an access package assignment requested to be created. For a requestType of UserRemove, AdminRemove or SystemRemove, this has the id property of an existing assignment to be removed. Supports $expand.
- getAnswers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
- Gets the answers Answers provided by the requestor to accessPackageQuestions asked of them at the time of request.
- getCompletedDate() : DateTime|null
- Gets the completedDate The date of the end of processing, either successful or failure, of a request. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
- getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the createdDateTime The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
- getExpirationDateTime() : DateTime|null
- Gets the expirationDateTime
- getId() : string|null
- Gets the id Read-only.
- getIsValidationOnly() : bool|null
- Gets the isValidationOnly True if the request is not to be processed for assignment.
- getJustification() : string|null
- Gets the justification The requestor's supplied justification.
- getODataType() : string|null
- Gets the ODataType
- getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
- getRequestor() : AccessPackageSubject|null
- Gets the requestor The subject who requested or, if a direct assignment, was assigned. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
- getRequestState() : string|null
- Gets the requestState One of PendingApproval, Canceled, Denied, Delivering, Delivered, PartiallyDelivered, DeliveryFailed, Submitted or Scheduled. Read-only.
- getRequestStatus() : string|null
- Gets the requestStatus More information on the request processing status. Read-only.
- getRequestType() : string|null
- Gets the requestType One of UserAdd, UserRemove, AdminAdd, AdminRemove or SystemRemove. A request from the user themselves would have requestType of UserAdd or UserRemove. Read-only.
- getSchedule() : RequestSchedule|null
- Gets the schedule The range of dates that access is to be assigned to the requestor. Read-only.
- jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
- Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
- setAccessPackage() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the accessPackage The access package associated with the accessPackageAssignmentRequest. An access package defines the collections of resource roles and the policies for how one or more users can get access to those resources. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
- setAccessPackageAssignment() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the accessPackageAssignment For a requestType of UserAdd or AdminAdd, this is an access package assignment requested to be created. For a requestType of UserRemove, AdminRemove or SystemRemove, this has the id property of an existing assignment to be removed. Supports $expand.
- setAnswers() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the answers Answers provided by the requestor to accessPackageQuestions asked of them at the time of request.
- setCompletedDate() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the completedDate The date of the end of processing, either successful or failure, of a request. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
- setCreatedDateTime() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the createdDateTime The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
- setExpirationDateTime() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the expirationDateTime
- setId() : Entity
- Sets the id Read-only.
- setIsValidationOnly() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the isValidationOnly True if the request is not to be processed for assignment.
- setJustification() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the justification The requestor's supplied justification.
- setODataType() : Entity
- Sets the ODataType
- setRequestor() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the requestor The subject who requested or, if a direct assignment, was assigned. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
- setRequestState() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the requestState One of PendingApproval, Canceled, Denied, Delivering, Delivered, PartiallyDelivered, DeliveryFailed, Submitted or Scheduled. Read-only.
- setRequestStatus() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the requestStatus More information on the request processing status. Read-only.
- setRequestType() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the requestType One of UserAdd, UserRemove, AdminAdd, AdminRemove or SystemRemove. A request from the user themselves would have requestType of UserAdd or UserRemove. Read-only.
- setSchedule() : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
- Sets the schedule The range of dates that access is to be assigned to the requestor. Read-only.
Properties
$_propDict
The array of properties available to the model
protected
array<string|int, mixed>
$_propDict
Methods
__construct()
Construct a new Entity
public
__construct([array<string|int, mixed> $propDict = array() ]) : mixed
Parameters
- $propDict : array<string|int, mixed> = array()
-
A list of properties to set
Return values
mixed —getAccessPackage()
Gets the accessPackage The access package associated with the accessPackageAssignmentRequest. An access package defines the collections of resource roles and the policies for how one or more users can get access to those resources. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
public
getAccessPackage() : AccessPackage|null
Return values
AccessPackage|null —The accessPackage
getAccessPackageAssignment()
Gets the accessPackageAssignment For a requestType of UserAdd or AdminAdd, this is an access package assignment requested to be created. For a requestType of UserRemove, AdminRemove or SystemRemove, this has the id property of an existing assignment to be removed. Supports $expand.
public
getAccessPackageAssignment() : AccessPackageAssignment|null
Return values
AccessPackageAssignment|null —The accessPackageAssignment
getAnswers()
Gets the answers Answers provided by the requestor to accessPackageQuestions asked of them at the time of request.
public
getAnswers() : array<string|int, mixed>|null
Return values
array<string|int, mixed>|null —The answers
getCompletedDate()
Gets the completedDate The date of the end of processing, either successful or failure, of a request. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
public
getCompletedDate() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The completedDate
getCreatedDateTime()
Gets the createdDateTime The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
public
getCreatedDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The createdDateTime
getExpirationDateTime()
Gets the expirationDateTime
public
getExpirationDateTime() : DateTime|null
Return values
DateTime|null —The expirationDateTime
getId()
Gets the id Read-only.
public
getId() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The id
getIsValidationOnly()
Gets the isValidationOnly True if the request is not to be processed for assignment.
public
getIsValidationOnly() : bool|null
Return values
bool|null —The isValidationOnly
getJustification()
Gets the justification The requestor's supplied justification.
public
getJustification() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The justification
getODataType()
Gets the ODataType
public
getODataType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The ODataType
getProperties()
Gets the property dictionary of the Entity
public
getProperties() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
getRequestor()
Gets the requestor The subject who requested or, if a direct assignment, was assigned. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
public
getRequestor() : AccessPackageSubject|null
Return values
AccessPackageSubject|null —The requestor
getRequestState()
Gets the requestState One of PendingApproval, Canceled, Denied, Delivering, Delivered, PartiallyDelivered, DeliveryFailed, Submitted or Scheduled. Read-only.
public
getRequestState() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The requestState
getRequestStatus()
Gets the requestStatus More information on the request processing status. Read-only.
public
getRequestStatus() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The requestStatus
getRequestType()
Gets the requestType One of UserAdd, UserRemove, AdminAdd, AdminRemove or SystemRemove. A request from the user themselves would have requestType of UserAdd or UserRemove. Read-only.
public
getRequestType() : string|null
Return values
string|null —The requestType
getSchedule()
Gets the schedule The range of dates that access is to be assigned to the requestor. Read-only.
public
getSchedule() : RequestSchedule|null
Return values
RequestSchedule|null —The schedule
jsonSerialize()
Serializes the object by property array Manually serialize DateTime into RFC3339 format
public
jsonSerialize() : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
array<string|int, mixed> —The list of properties
setAccessPackage()
Sets the accessPackage The access package associated with the accessPackageAssignmentRequest. An access package defines the collections of resource roles and the policies for how one or more users can get access to those resources. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
public
setAccessPackage(AccessPackage $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : AccessPackage
-
The accessPackage
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setAccessPackageAssignment()
Sets the accessPackageAssignment For a requestType of UserAdd or AdminAdd, this is an access package assignment requested to be created. For a requestType of UserRemove, AdminRemove or SystemRemove, this has the id property of an existing assignment to be removed. Supports $expand.
public
setAccessPackageAssignment(AccessPackageAssignment $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : AccessPackageAssignment
-
The accessPackageAssignment
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setAnswers()
Sets the answers Answers provided by the requestor to accessPackageQuestions asked of them at the time of request.
public
setAnswers(AccessPackageAnswer $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : AccessPackageAnswer
-
The answers
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setCompletedDate()
Sets the completedDate The date of the end of processing, either successful or failure, of a request. The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
public
setCompletedDate(DateTime $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The completedDate
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setCreatedDateTime()
Sets the createdDateTime The Timestamp type represents date and time information using ISO 8601 format and is always in UTC time. For example, midnight UTC on Jan 1, 2014 is 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z. Read-only.
public
setCreatedDateTime(DateTime $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The createdDateTime
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setExpirationDateTime()
Sets the expirationDateTime
public
setExpirationDateTime(DateTime $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : DateTime
-
The expirationDateTime
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setId()
Sets the id Read-only.
public
setId(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The id
Return values
Entity —setIsValidationOnly()
Sets the isValidationOnly True if the request is not to be processed for assignment.
public
setIsValidationOnly(bool $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : bool
-
The isValidationOnly
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setJustification()
Sets the justification The requestor's supplied justification.
public
setJustification(string $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The justification
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setODataType()
Sets the ODataType
public
setODataType(string $val) : Entity
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The ODataType
Return values
Entity —setRequestor()
Sets the requestor The subject who requested or, if a direct assignment, was assigned. Read-only. Nullable. Supports $expand.
public
setRequestor(AccessPackageSubject $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : AccessPackageSubject
-
The requestor
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setRequestState()
Sets the requestState One of PendingApproval, Canceled, Denied, Delivering, Delivered, PartiallyDelivered, DeliveryFailed, Submitted or Scheduled. Read-only.
public
setRequestState(string $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The requestState
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setRequestStatus()
Sets the requestStatus More information on the request processing status. Read-only.
public
setRequestStatus(string $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The requestStatus
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setRequestType()
Sets the requestType One of UserAdd, UserRemove, AdminAdd, AdminRemove or SystemRemove. A request from the user themselves would have requestType of UserAdd or UserRemove. Read-only.
public
setRequestType(string $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : string
-
The requestType
Return values
AccessPackageAssignmentRequest —setSchedule()
Sets the schedule The range of dates that access is to be assigned to the requestor. Read-only.
public
setSchedule(RequestSchedule $val) : AccessPackageAssignmentRequest
Parameters
- $val : RequestSchedule
-
The schedule


About:
ivodb is a work in progress by
Ivaylo Marinkov
. There isn't much to see just yet.
New Resource
Name:
Path:
Type:
Headers (as a JS map):
Body:
Create
Your Resources
{% for res in resources %}
{{res['name']}}
{% if res['published'] %}
{% endif %} {% if not res['published'] %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}


Mentorship Project - Interactive Dashboard
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RTRIM
scans a text expression from right to left and removes all the characters that match the characters in the trim expression, until it finds an unmatched character. The data type of the return value is the same as the original text.
CHAR | NCHAR | VARCHAR2 | NVARCHAR2
RTRIM(char [, set ])
char
is the text expression to be trimmed.
set
is a text expression with the characters to remove. The default value of set
is a single blank.
RTRIM('You did that!?!?!?!', '?!')
returns the value You did that
.
RTRIM('3.14848', '84')
returns the text value 3.1
.


Operations
Delegate power
Transfer
Transfer SCR
From:
Balance:
To:
import receivers
Transfer SCR
Private Key
Send SCR
Import receivers
×
CSV Format:
username, 5.3
username2, 3.1
Data:


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Congratulations — nobody has posted that image to your community yet! We've gone ahead and recorded your image, so it will come up as posted later.


We have already learnt how to use Docker File to build our own custom images. Now let’s see how we can build a web server image which can be used to build containers.
In our example, we are going to use the Apache Web Server on Ubuntu to build our image. Let’s follow the steps given below, to build our web server Docker file.
Step 1 − The first step is to build our Docker File. Let’s use vim and create a Docker File with the following information.
FROM ubuntu RUN apt-get update RUN apt-get install –y apache2 RUN apt-get install –y apache2-utils RUN apt-get clean EXPOSE 80 CMD [“apache2ctl”, “-D”, “FOREGROUND”]
The following points need to be noted about the above statements −
We are first creating our image to be from the Ubuntu base image.
Next, we are going to use the RUN command to update all the packages on the Ubuntu system.
Next, we use the RUN command to install apache2 on our image.
Next, we use the RUN command to install the necessary utility apache2 packages on our image.
Next, we use the RUN command to clean any unnecessary files from the system.
The EXPOSE command is used to expose port 80 of Apache in the container to the Docker host.
Finally, the CMD command is used to run apache2 in the background.
Now that the file details have been entered, just save the file.
Step 2 − Run the Docker build command to build the Docker file. It can be done using the following command −
sudo docker build –t=”mywebserver” .
We are tagging our image as mywebserver. Once the image is built, you will get a successful message that the file has been built.
Step 3 − Now that the web server file has been built, it’s now time to create a container from the image. We can do this with the Docker run command.
sudo docker run –d –p 80:80 mywebserver
The following points need to be noted about the above command −
The port number exposed by the container is 80. Hence with the –p command, we are mapping the same port number to the 80 port number on our localhost.
The –d option is used to run the container in detached mode. This is so that the container can run in the background.
If you go to port 80 of the Docker host in your web browser, you will now see that Apache is up and running.


2011 Exhibitions
December 2011
Gallery I Justin Life
Gallery II Samantha Croteau
November 2011
Gallery I John Schulz
Gallery II Rick Zonghi
October 2011
Gallery I Nan Freeman
Gallery II Karmimadeebora McMillan
September 2011
Paul Stopforth
September 9 - 30, 2011
about the exhibition
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When following these steps, replace mypos
with the actual name of your agent integration.
Before we get started, we need to bootstrap our environment with a few tools.
The Omnivore POS Agent SDK is developed using Python 2.7.9. Python 3 is not supported. To verify that you’re running a compatible python version, type this command at a shell prompt:
$ python --version
Python 2.7.9
If you don’t have it installed, or have another version, please download and install it from the Python 2.7.9 Release Page.
To install many popular third-party python packages, a C++ compiler is needed. On unix and macOS systems, a compiler is usually available by default. On Windows, a very specific version of the Microsoft Visual C++ compiler is required.
Since this compiler is no longer available commercially, Microsoft has made the Microsoft Visual C++ Compiler for Python 2.7 available for free. You can safely install it along other installations of Visual Studio.
You should install this after installing Python 2.7.9, but before installing any other dependencies.
You will also need to install git, if you don’t already have it.
Note
If you aren’t familiar with git
, consider walking through the quick interactive tutorial, Try Git.
pip
is the most popular and robust package manager for python. Modern python installers will automatically install it, but you should ensure that you have it:
$ pip --version
pip 8.1.2 from {some-path}/site-packages (python 2.7)
If that command fails (or the indicated python version is not 2.7), you can learn how to install pip here. Once you have pip installed, you should upgrade it, along with a package it uses called setuptools
:
pip install -U setuptools pip
A virtual environment is a directory which contains a completely independent installation of python, including the standard library, any third-party dependencies that you install, and a collection of tools. They’re great because they don’t modify your system installation of python–when anything goes wrong, you can always delete and recreate a virtual environment.
Note
There are two widely-used approaches to storing virtual environments within your filesystem:
~/.virtualenvs
or C:\virtualenvs
).~/myproject/env
or C:\myproject\env
).It’s largely a personal preference, so use whatever you’re comfortable with. For the purpose of this guide, we’ll create it near the project directory.
To get started, use pip
to install the tool:
pip install -U virtualenv
We’ll create a directory for our projects, then create the virtual environment inside of it. Note that the virtualenv
command specifies the path, as well as the name of the virtual environment we’re creating (in this case, env
):
mkdir ~/omnivore
virtualenv ~/omnivore/env
To use the newly created environment, we have to “activate” it. This is important enough to repeat: you must activate the virtual environment whenever you start a new shell session, tab, window, etc.
An environment is activated by invoking a script inside its bin
directory:
$ source ~/omnivore/env/bin/activate
(env) $
If everything works, your prompt will change to include the name of the virtualenv, as seen in the last line of the example above.
Warning
The remaining steps must be run in a shell in which the virtual environment has been activated. If something doesn’t work, verify that (env)
is prepended to your shell prompt.
For simplicity, the rest of the guide will not show the shell prompt.
First, we need to clone the agent-common
repository from git (note that we’re cloning it into a from a repository named agent-common-public
, but into a directory named agent-common
):
cd ~/omnivore
git clone https://github.com/omnivore-io/agent-common-public.git agent-common
agent-common
contains the SDK libraries that you will use in your integration code. Next, we’ll clone the repository that the Omnivore SDK team has created for your specific integration.
We’ll provide you with your exact GitHub url, but in the example below you should replace mypos
with your POS name:
git clone https://github.com/omnivore-io/agent-mypos.git
This creates a directory ~/omnivore/agent-mypos
, where you will write custom code to build your integration.
We’ll use pip and setuptools to install the dependencies into the virtualenv:
cd ~/omnivore/agent-common
pip install -r requirements.txt
Finally, we need to tell the virtual environment about our project files. Python uses an environment variable called PYTHONPATH
, which is similar to Java’s CLASSPATH
. A virtual environment manages PYTHONPATH
for you, and keeps it up to date. For local code, such as agent-common
and agent-mypos
, we use a setup.py
script instead of pip
.
Note
In documentation for other python projects, you will often see this command invoked as python setup.py install
. However, we do not wish to install
our local projects. Rather, we want the virtual environment to use our latest code as we work on it. Therefore, we use the develop
command.
First, we’ll run setup.py
for agent-common
:
cd ~/omnivore/agent-common
python setup.py develop
Now do the same thing for your POS-specific project:
cd ~/omnivore/agent-mypos
python setup.py develop
Now you should be able to run the tests:
(omnivore) agent-mypos$ python scripts/test.py --pos-type link
You can also specify -t to change how many tests run. Setting it to -t 1 only runs the tests involved in the first development milestone (basic reads):
(omnivore) agent-mypos$ python scripts/test.py --pos-type link -t 1
See Integration Tests for more information.
RequestClient
(config, state, store=None, **kwargs)[source]¶The primary interface for communicating with the POS system.
When creating an integration, this is the most important interface. It
ultimately provides all of the functionality such as get_tickets
,
execute_cash_payment
, etc. Unless your integration is trivial, it
is recommended that you make use of other objects to actually perform
these operations (composition/strategy pattern).
Unlike its long-lived parent object, it is created per-request to handle
a specific operation, then it is destroyed. For this reason, transactional
resources should be managed by the set_up
and tear_down
methods.
Client Lifecycle
set_up
(**kwargs)[source]¶Set up temporary resources here, such as database connections or short-lived authenticated sessions.
| Parameters: | kwargs – Reserved; do not depend on this for state. |
|---|---|
| Return type: | None |
tear_down
()[source]¶Use this method to safely clean up any resources that were initialized
by RequestClient.set_up
.
| Return type: | None |
|---|
Simple Reads
get_discounts
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the discounts configured on the POS.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of discounts configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_employees
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the employees configured on the POS.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of employees configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_jobs
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the jobs (often referred to as job codes) configured on the POS.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of job codes/types configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_order_types
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the order types configured on the POS (e.g. “take out”, “dine-in”).
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of order types configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_revenue_centers
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the revenue centers configured on the POS for this location (e.g. “Patio”, “Dining Room”, “Bar”)
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of revenue centers configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_tables
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the tables configured on the POS for this location. Most often, tables are numbered at a location, but they can also have names.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of tables configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_tender_types
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get the tender types configured on the POS (e.g. “Cash”, “Visa”).
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of tender types configured on the POS system. |
| Return type: |
Menu Reads
Return the all menu data for the POS. Since these objects contain references to each other, it is important that the entire structure contains no duplicates. For example, if a menu category contains a menu item, then the same menu item object should be contained in the list of menu items; it cannot be a copy, nor just an object with the same id–it must literally be the same object.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A |
| Return type: |
Ticket Reads
get_ticket
(ticket_id, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get a ticket from the POS.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A ticket from the POS system |
| Return type: | |
| Raises: |
|
get_tickets
(filters, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get a list of tickets from the POS.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of tickets from the POS system, optionally filtered by |
| Return type: |
get_historical_closed_tickets
(start_date, end_date, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶If the POS has a separate mechanism for getting tickets from a longer
time ago than those easily exposed by get_tickets
, this method returns
those tickets within the specified time range.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Note
start_date
< end_date
, end_date
being the more recent date.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of historical tickets from the POS system. |
| Return type: |
Ticket Transactions
execute_open_ticket
(ticket, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Open a new ticket on POS system using specified ticket details.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The newly-opened ticket, equivalent to |
| Return type: |
execute_add_items_to_ticket
(ticket, items, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Add specified items to a specified ticket in POS system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The newly-updated ticket, equivalent to |
| Return type: |
execute_add_discounts_to_ticket
(ticket, discounts, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Add one or more ticket-level discounts to an existing ticket.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | Ticket object with items added, equivalent to |
| Return type: |
execute_add_discounts_to_ticket_item
(ticket, ticket_item, discounts, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | Ticket object, equivalent to |
| Return type: |
execute_price_transaction
(items, discounts, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Calculate totals for items/modifiers/discounts as if they were added to a ticket. This method does not cause a ticket to be created on the POS system.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | An object containing the totals for the specified (unopened) |
| Return type: |
Ticket Voiding
execute_void_ticket_discounts
(ticket, discounts, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Void one or more ticket-level discounts on an existing ticket.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The ticket after voiding. |
| Return type: | |
| Raises: |
|
execute_void_ticket_item_discounts
(ticket, discounts, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Void one or more item-level discounts on an existing ticket.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The ticket after voiding. |
| Return type: | |
| Raises: |
|
execute_void_ticket_items
(ticket, items, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Void one or more items on an existing ticket.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | The ticket after voiding. |
| Return type: | agent_common.v1_0.models.ticket.Ticket |
| Raises: |
|
execute_void_ticket
(ticket, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Void an existing ticket altogether.
| Parameters: | |
|---|---|
| Returns: |
|
| Return type: | |
| Raises: |
|
execute_close_ticket
(ticket, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Close a ticket if the operation is supported separately from a payment.
| Parameters: | |
|---|---|
| Returns: |
|
| Raises: |
|
Ticket Payments
execute_card_payment
(ticket, auto_close, amount, tip, comment, card_data, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Execute a credit/debit card payment on the POS system, and return a Payment model object.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A |
| Return type: |
execute_gift_card_payment
(ticket, auto_close, amount, tip, comment, card_data, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Execute a gift card payment on the POS system, and return a Payment model object.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A |
| Return type: |
execute_3rd_party_payment
(ticket, auto_close, amount, tip, comment, tender_type, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Execute a third party payment on the POS system, and return a Payment model object.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A |
| Return type: |
execute_cash_payment
(ticket, auto_close, amount, tip, comment, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Execute a cash payment on the POS system, and return a Payment model object.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A |
| Return type: |
Time and Attendance Reads
get_clock_entry
(clock_entry_id, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get a clock entry by id.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A clock entry from the POS system. |
| Return type: |
get_clock_entries
(filters, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶Get a list of clock entries.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of clock entries from the POS system, optionally filtered by |
| Return type: |
get_historical_clock_entries
(start_date, end_date, *args, **kwargs)[source]¶If the POS has a separate mechanism for getting clock entries from a longer
time ago than those easily exposed by get_clock_entries
, this method returns
those clock entries within the specified time range.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
| Parameters: |
|
|---|---|
| Returns: | A list of historical clock entries from the POS system. |
| Return type: |
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| House Band | House Value | Council Tax pa |
|---|---|---|
| Band A | £50,000.00 | £50 |
| Band B | £100,000.00 | £100 |
| Band C | £150,000.00 | £150 |
| Band D | £200,000.00 | £200 |
| Band E | £250,000.00 | £250 |
Enthusiastically formulate technically sound best practices without backward-compatible products. Seamlessly supply extensible networks without distributed ROI. Compellingly enable cross-media materials via team building human capital.
Rapidiously benchmark real-time infomediaries rather than efficient human capital. Synergistically e-enable performance based meta-services and extensive niches. Progressively enhance scalable infrastructures without best-of-breed e-commerce.
Credibly reconceptualize prospective ideas for viral core competencies. Credibly recaptiualize plug-and-play applications rather than vertical portals. Authoritatively enhance goal-oriented markets via multimedia based markets.
Completely generate leveraged bandwidth through diverse functionalities. Energistically network next-generation action items without clicks-and-mortar portals. Globally generate parallel catalysts for change via extensive internal or "organic" sources.
Enthusiastically disintermediate pandemic methods of empowerment vis-a-vis frictionless functionalities.
Enthusiastically formulate technically sound best practices without backward-compatible products. Seamlessly supply extensible networks without distributed ROI. Compellingly enable cross-media materials via team building human capital.
Rapidiously benchmark real-time infomediaries rather than efficient human capital. Synergistically e-enable performance based meta-services and extensive niches. Progressively enhance scalable infrastructures without best-of-breed e-commerce.
Credibly reconceptualize prospective ideas for viral core competencies. Credibly recaptiualize plug-and-play applications rather than vertical portals. Authoritatively enhance goal-oriented markets via multimedia based markets.
Completely generate leveraged bandwidth through diverse functionalities. Energistically network next-generation action items without clicks-and-mortar portals. Globally generate parallel catalysts for change via extensive internal or "organic" sources.
Enthusiastically disintermediate pandemic methods of empowerment vis-a-vis frictionless functionalities.


JEditorPane
,
which was initialized
with HTML text from a
URL.
An editor pane uses specialized editor kits to read, write, display, and edit text of different formats. The Swing text package includes editor kits for plain text, HTML, and RTF. You can also develop custom editor kits for other formats.


| unitizer_prompt {unitizer} | R Documentation |
Different functions used in different contexts to capture user input.
unitizer_prompt
, navigate_prompt
, and review_prompt
are
more advanced and allow evaluation of arbitrary expressions, in addition to
searching for specific commands such as "Y", "N", etc. simple_prompt
only matches along specified values.
unitizer_prompt( text, browse.env = baseenv(), help = character(), help.opts = character(), valid.opts, hist.con = NULL, exit.condition = function(exp, env) FALSE, global, warn.sticky = FALSE, ... ) navigate_prompt( x, curr.id, text, browse.env1 = globalenv(), browse.env2 = globalenv(), help = character(), help.opts = character(), valid.opts, warn.sticky = FALSE ) review_prompt(x, nav.env) simple_prompt( message, values = c("Y", "N"), prompt = "unitizer> ", attempts = 5L, case.sensitive = FALSE ) exit_fun(y, env, valid.vals) read_line(prompt = "") read_line_set_vals(vals) interactive_mode()
text |
the prompt text to display |
browse.env |
the environment to evaluate user expressions in; typically
this will contain interesting objects (use |
help |
a character vector with help suggestions: the first value in the
vector is |
help.opts |
a character vector of help options |
valid.opts |
the special letters user can type to get a special action, typically a character vector where the names are one letter (though they don't actually have to be) and are looked for as user typed input; note that the quit and help options will always be appended to this |
hist.con |
connection to save history to |
exit.condition |
function used to evaluate whether user input should cause the prompt loop to exit; this function should accept two parameters:
The function can then decide to exit or not based on either the literal
expression or evaluate the expression and decide based on the result. This
is implemented this way because |
global |
unitizerGlobal or NULL, if the global state tracking object; will be used to record state after evaluating user expressions |
warn.sticky |
TRUE or FALSE (default) whether any changes to the "warn" global option made by the evaluation of an R expression under the prompt should be allowed to stick after the evaluation. Normally that option value is reset after each evaluation. |
... |
additional arguments for |
x |
a unitizerBrowse object |
curr.id |
which id we are currently browsing |
browse.env1 |
environment to have user review tests, run commands, etc |
browse.env2 |
navigation environment |
nav.env |
an environment |
message |
character ask the user a question |
values |
character valid responses |
prompt |
see |
attempts |
how many times to try before erroring |
case.sensitive |
whether to care about case sensitivity when matching user input |
The set-up is intended to replicate something similar to what happens when
code hits a browse()
statement. User expressions are evaluated
and output to screen, and special expressions as described above cause the
evaluation loop to terminate.
navigate_prompt
is just a wrapper around unitizer_prompt
that
provides the special shortcuts to navigate to other tests in the
unitizer
.
review_prompt
is also a wrapper, but used only when at the menu that
presents available test items to navigate to.
simple_prompt
simpler prompting function used to allow user to select
from pre-specified values.
exit_fun
is used as a generic function to pass to the
exit.condition
argument of unitizer_prompt
.
read_line
and read_line_set_vals
are utility functions that
are used to implement a version of readline
that can be
automated for testing.
interactive_mode
returns interactive status, accounting for whether
we are in faux-interactive mode as set by read_line_set_vals
unitizer_prompt
: mixed allowable user input
navigate_prompt
: a unitizerBrowse
object, or allowable
user input
review_prompt
: a unitizerBrowse
object, or "Q" if the
user chose to quit
simple_prompt
: one of values
as selected by user
browse_unitizer_items


Hello World!
This paragraph is not affected by the style.
Note: An id name cannot start with a number!
Red and center-aligned heading
Red and center-aligned paragraph.
This < h2 > will not be affected
This < h3 > will be red and center-aligned.
Note: An class name cannot start with a number!
grouping selectors
It will be better to group the selectors, to minimize the code.
To group selectors, separate each selector with a comma.


Naira Marley Is Nigeria’s Biggest Artiste- Ycee
by Oyindamola OlubajoWith many artistes making waves in the Nigerian music industry, Ycee has declared that Naira Marley is the biggest of them all.
Concise News reports that Ycee made the declaration on his Twitter handle on Sunday, November 24.
According to Ycee, Nigerians would deny the fact that Naira Marley is the biggest, based on the structure of the industry.
Ycee wrote “hope say una know say na Naira Marley be biggest Naija artist, but based on industry, una go wan deny”
In a subsequent tweet, Ycee claimed he meant “Naira Marley is the hottest” not ‘biggest’
He however did not give any point to back up his claims.
See his tweet below
Meawhile, Naira Marley came more into limelight after his arrest by anti-graft agency, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in May, this year
The singer is facing 11 counts bordering on conspiracy, possession of counterfeit credit cards, and fraud.
According to the counts, he allegedly committed the offences on 26 November, 2018, 11 December, 2018, and 10 May, 2019.
The “Issa goal” singer was arraigned on 20 May before Justice Oweibo, but he denied the charges.
Following a bail application by his counsel, Ojo, the court granted Fashola bail in the sum of N2 million.


$watchOnce
This module adds $watchOnce, $watchGroupOnce, and $watchCollectionOnce to angular scopes. Each of these have the same signature as their angular counterparts. The difference is the listener you provide is only called once, and only when the value is defined. Note that for $watchGroupOnce, it will only be called when every expression's value is defined. Also, $watchGroupOnce is only available in Angular >= 1.3. Once your listner has been called, the watcher stop itself from watching.
Get the code on GitHub:
index.js |
index.min.js
Or by using bower or npm:
To use: include it on your page with a script tag. And add it to your dependencies:
Or by using bower or npm:
bower|npm install watch-once
To use: include it on your page with a script tag. And add it to your dependencies:
angular.module('app', ['watchOnce']);
Test Results
{{testResults}}


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boolean
expressions which can be expressed more compactly, and arguably more clearly, with a conditional expression. Example:
boolean
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Man arrested in fatal stabbing
WAREHAM, Mass. (AP) - A 65-year-old Massachusetts man has been arrested in the stabbing death of a 33-year-old man.
Plymouth District Attorney Timothy Cruz’s office says David Robbins, of Wareham, has been charged with murder and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in the Wednesday death of Yves Roux Jr., also of Wareham.
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| Method | update_stale | Undocumented |
| Method | initialize | Undocumented |
| Method | deinitialize | Undocumented |
| Method | run_hook | Undocumented |
| Method | run_init_prehook | Undocumented |
| Method | run_init_posthook | Undocumented |
| Method | run_deinit_prehook | Undocumented |
| Method | run_deinit_posthook | Undocumented |
| Method | run_commit_diffhook | Undocumented |
| Method | add_sls | Undocumented |
| Method | rm_sls | Undocumented |
| Method | delete_remote_dir | Undocumented |
| Method | create_remote_dir | Undocumented |
| Method | delete_remote_keypair | Undocumented |
| Method | push_keypair | Push the keypair to the target servers and set up SSH alias |
| Method | clone_repo | Undocumented |
| Method | create_ignore | Undocumented |
| Method | get_path | Undocumented |
| Method | git_obj | Undocumented |
| Method | get_latest_commit | Undocumented |
| Method | get_latest_commit_hash | Undocumented |
| Method | inspect_latest_diff | Undocumented |
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| Method | decompress_to_repo | Undocumented |
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--- title: Window layout: component ---
Not to be confused with Microsoft Windows, a window is a rectangular shape that displays content on a computer monitor. It is a very common component. In fact, a window is used to view the content of this page!
The appearance of a standard window varies across different platforms. Windows are made out of the following components:
In the frame there are buttons located on the top left corner or top right corner, depending on the platform. (See Platform Specific Content) There is a slight variation on the frame depending on what type of window one is accessing. (See the 'Variant Appearance' section below.) Generally in the middle of the frame, there is a title containing the name of the content.
- Frame
An example of the "Frame"
- Content
An example of the "Content"
The content component of the window, varies greatly and is dependent upon the type of window you are accessing. Depending on the platform one is using the frame might envelope the content and acting in a literal sense like a frame. See Platform Specific Content)
There are five common variants of windows.
- File Explorer
The file explorer window is usually accessed when one clicks a folder on their computer. There are three buttons located in the frame of the window. On most platforms you can change the layout of the content with buttons usually found in the frame.- Dialog
The dialog window usually appears the computer prompts the user for input in the form of button or string input. In the frame there will either be one or no buttons depending on the platform.- Alert
The alert window occurs when the computer wants to notify the user of an action or a warning. It prompts the user for input in the form of a single button signaling that the user acknowledges the message. In its frame there will either be a single or no button.- Properties
The properties windows is usally accesed when one wants to edit the properties of a local file. The content of the window contains tabs that changes the content of the window. It also displays various information about the file.- Application
Out of the four categories of windows, the appearance of an application windows varies greatly due to the nature of 3rd party developers. For most application windows they use the standard frame.
As a common and fundamental component in modern graphic user interfaces, the window compoent mainly focuses on four out of the five usability metrics:The last metric, satisfaction, is the least important because of window's commonality and simplicity. Not much pleasure can be derived from the functionality of a window.
- Learnability
A user seeing a window on any platform must not have any problems learning how it operates as it is the most common way to navigate through the computer's directory and to access files and to view content.- Efficiency
If a window delays, the user might make the mistake in trying to reopen the window. The result could be the opening of multiple windows. If this happens to be an Application window it could greatly slow down the computer.- Errors
A user must not trigger an error with a window. This is especially so with an application window. The error could cause the user's work to be deleted.- Memorability
Because a window is an important graphic user interface component, it would be tedious and counter-productive if the user is unable to remember how to use the component
There should be a title in the middle of the frame in order for the user to get a better understanding of the content being displayed. For a dialog and alert window it is extremely important for the message to be concise and easily understandable.
This mainly applies to Application windows. The Application window should adopt the stylings and appearance of a typical window of the specific platform it is running on.
There should be some kind of response indicating that a user is opening a window. If there is such a delay the user could accidently open various windows. For application windows there should be confirmation if the user would like to close a window in the form of a dialog window. This is especially the case if the user is modifying a file in the content of a window.
The three buttons in the frame exhibit three different behaviors.
- When the button to the outermost left is
clicked
the window closes. This is calledexiting
the window.- The button in the middle hides the window in the dock/menubar. This is called
minimizing
the window. The window can be accessed again by clicking it in within the dock/menu bar. This is calledrestoring
the window.- The button on the right
(For more info on the button component see button)maximizes
the window, making the window's height and width the size of the screen. If clicked again the window will berestored
to it's original size
- If you click and hold the frame, you are able to move the window by dragging your mouse
- By double clicking the the frame you can expand or compress the size of the window. As to how big it varies from different platforms.
- When one's mouse is at the edge of the window, the user is notified that the window can be resized. This is signified by the mouse changing its shape.
- When this happens if the user clicks and hold, by dragging the mouse one is able to change the size of the window precisely. (For more information see resizing)
The window component has five states:
active
passive
minimized
maximized
closed
When a window is opened it is in itsactive
state by default. In this scenario we will call this window 1. In this state window 1's you are able to eithermaximize
,minimize
orexit
the window.
When the window 1 is in itsmaximized
state, the window expands to the size of ones computer monitor. Depending on the platform used a window can beminimized
orexited
in this state. By clicking themaximize
button the user can restore the window to it's original size.
When the minimize button is clicked, window 1 entersminimized
state. In this state the window disappears and it resides in the dock/menu bar. If you click theminimized
window in the dock/menu bar it restores in size.
Lets assume the user opens up another window called window 2. When this happens window 1 is in it'spassive
state while window 2 would be in its active. The user is alerted to this change when window 1 appears to grayer than window 2.
If the user clicks window 1, then window 2 would become passive while window 1 would be active.
If the user opens up another window, in which we will call window 3, both window 1 and window 2 will be in its passive state and window 3 will be in its active state.
 In that window 3 and windows in a passive state can overlap with window 3 being on top.
Along with the events described in the above. In the frame of a File Explorer there is an option to search for files on your computer or folder. How this is implemented varies across platforms. (For more information please see the platform section below)
Included in the frame exists a back and foward button. When clicked The content of the window changes to the previously viewed content if the back button is clicked. And the foward button opens the content currently viewed.
In the content there exists a menu that allows quick access to directories. By clicking one of the options, the content of with window will change to the content of the directory shortcut you clicked. The directory shortcut menu is customizable.
Unlike the File Explorer, Properties and Application windows, the Dialog window lacks amaximize
button and aminimize
button. Depending on the platform it may not even include anexit
button.
Much like the dialog button, the Alert button lacks amaximize
,minimize
and possibly anexit
button. However in contrast with the other types of windows when the Alert window is in its passive state it does not behave like a background. This window will always be on top of all windows.
The most Application windows will behave as described above in the typical behavior sections as well as adopting to the nuinces of the platform.
Below are a selection of Platforms that describe exclusive window behavior and appearance
According to the OS X Human Interface Guidelines, a window provides a frame for viewing and interacting with content in an app.
There are a few cosmetic differences in the layout of a window. The three buttons that allow the window to Maximize, Minimize and Close are placed on the left of the frame. Along with the title displayed in the middle of the frame there is also an icon frequently shown to the left of it.
In OSX Yosemite when the window is maximized it envelopes the hole screen including the top menu.
According to Microsoft’s Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines windows are the main "canvases" or UI surfaces of your desktop app, including the main windows itself and pop-ups, dialogs, and wizards.
In windows 8.1 the three buttons to maximize, minimize and to close the window is placed in the frame at the right corner. Unlike Yosemite and Ubuntu, the frame encapsulates the content of the window.
When maximized the window does not fully fill up the entire screen. It also leaves room for the taskbar at the bottom. In it maximum state, it is also possible to minimize the window.
File
Computer
and View
Ubuntu is an open source software platform with many contributers. There is no specific guideline on design. Compared to other platforms its Windows component greatly resembles Mac OSX platforms.
Like Yosemite, Ubuntu places the buttons in the frame on the top left corner. In its maximized state, it expands to cover the whole screen except for task bar.
When maximized the window does not fully fill up the entire screen. It also leaves room for the taskbar at the bottom. In it maximum state, it is also possible to minimize the window.
Here are a few selected screenshots of the covered platforms


Attorney Maureen Black enjoys a good challenge.
When a case presents her with a problem she's never encountered you won't find her backing away. She'll run right for it. It's her forward-charging attitude along with her problem-solving skills that define her style as a lawyer. But beyond fighting a good fight, Maureen always keeps the long-term happiness of her client's families in mind. When the case ends and the dust settles, she aims to set up everyone up for a soft landing.
When a divorce case involves children, Maureen maintains focus on what's best for them. Some of the highlights of her career come from times when she's fought for children's well-being. Whether that meant protecting them from an abusive parent or making sure a deserving client got full custody, the children were never forgotten in her cases.
Maureen comes from a big family.  So it should come as no surprise that she lands right in the middle of 37 cousins, with 16 great-grandchildren and counting. Despite some hectic holidays, having such a large family allowed her to see the varied and interesting ways families can happily live.
It was being exposed to this big family atmosphere that inspired her to get into the business of helping families full-time. Maureen got her law degree from the University of Dayton in Ohio. Even while earning her degree she cut her teeth defending children working for the juvenile division of the Public Defender's Office.
It was during her time there, on her first day of class, that she met her husband. They had their first child in 2016, and she stays close with her family back in Ohio.
When she's not fighting for her clients, Maureen enjoys exploring the city of Milwaukee and always finds something new to do. You'll often find her enjoying one of many brunch spots or attending a Brewers game during the summer months.


Function for rendering the select field.
This function renders a select field that is bound to the request variable with the corresponding name.
| Name | Pass type | Value type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $parameters | by value | array |
The array of parameters as an associative array in the form key => value:
Any other attributes may be specified. Example:
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| $echo | by value | bool | true |
If the value of $echo is true, the html code of the field is directly echoed. Otherwise it is returned as string. It might be useful to pass this code to other rendering functions instead of echoing. |
If the paramter $echo is true, the string of the field html code is returned, otherwise null.


A WebID is a URL for you. It allows you to set up a public profile,
with friends, pictures and all kinds of things.
It works like having an account on a social networking site, but it
isn't restricted to just that site. It is very open because the information
can connect to other people, organizations and projects and so on, without
everyon having to join the same social networking site. All you need is
some place on the web where you can save a file to, and that is what storage
gives you. (More
information)
When you create a new account, you may also get storage space on the
selected server. The amount of available space can vary from server to
server. Additionally, a common list of workspaces (i.e. dedicated folders)
maye be created by default, such as Public, Private,
Family, Work, etc.


| Member
name |
E-mail |
| Nick Childers |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Sean Ford |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Andre Price |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Matt Hielscher |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
EigenMaze will be a 3d multiplayer action game. It will take place in a randomly generated maze where players are free to roam around, and complete certain activities, such as killing each other, or a possible capture the flag type of game.
Compiling and Running:
Compiling and running EigenMaze can be accomplished by simply executing the "run" target of the Ant build file. For example:
Distribution:
The "jar-executable" Ant target will build a semi-standalone jar file for EigenMaze that will also use the bundled JOGL libraries. The "executeJar" Ant target will run this standalone jar file. To run the executable jar outside of the project directory, it must be in the same directory as a lib folder which contains the native library (libjogl.jnilib, libjogl.so, jogl.dll), and the command issued must be: java -Djava.library.path=lib -jar EigenMazeExe.jar. For example:


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I get bored easily with the same shade of lipstick and when the full-sized lipsticks don’t get finished easily, I feel irritated. I wanted to try Inglot Lipstick refills and got one too! The name of the product is Inglot Freedom System Lipstick Refill in #30. It would be better if they named their shades rather than numbering them.
Price- Rs. 250 for 1.2 grams
Product information from website- PARABEN FREE FORMULA. NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS.
Shade- It is like a Coral shade with a tint of Hot pink. Looks lovely on the lips. The lipstick refill is very creamy. When applied on the lips, it gives a glossy look. Moisturizes lips nicely too!
One problem is that it gets transferred easily. Another problem is that it contains small shimmers. But I am okay with those minute shimmers. It stays on for about 3-4 hours on my lips during summers and 5 hours or more during winters. It has a tangy, cherrylicious fragrance. I loved the fragrance of this Lipstick refill!
You need a brush to apply the lipsticks but I am too lazy to use a brush and am really not that patient, especially when I am in a hurry. Therefore, I prefer application with fingers.
Let us look at the Pros and Cons-
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Cons-
Do I recommend and will repurchase?
I am sure each one of you liked the shade. I will surely repurchase and I completely recommend these lipstick refills to everyone.
Final Verdict- If you liked the shade, then go get it for yourself. I am sure you will not be disappointed.
Rating- 4.9/5 (-0.1 for getting transferred)


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PHASE [DROP] - Each player drops, at each turn, one
stone on an empty cell. There are 12 stones for each player. |
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SECOND
PHASE [MOVE]
- Each player moves a stone at each turn. A stone can move to an
adjacent (orthogonal or diagonal) empty cell. |
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CAPTURE
- When a 5 in a row (orthogonal or diagonal) is achieved, that
player removes one opponent stone. |
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GOAL
- The first player with only 4 stones, looses. |
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| Developer Spotlight |
Bruno Margerin of The Washington DC area works for Sciences Systems Applications, Inc. as a contractor for NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. He is developing a prototype of Peer-to-Peer Satellite Data Distribution System. He thinks that it is a more functional, cost effective and efficient way of science data distribution that conventional centralized client-server systems. The first sets of JXTA based tools are designed for Landsat 7 data sharing. These Landsat 7 scenes use a unique distribution license in which a fee is charged per ordered scene. Once delivered to you, the scene can be redistributed freely. Bruno first started on the Gnutella protocol in his free time customizing a JAVA implementation of Gnutella called furi (from William W Wang) in Fall 2000; thus the name Satella (SATellite + GnuTELLA). He became a member of the jxta.org community in early May and developed a Prototype called "Satella Prototype Phase I" in September 2001. Phase I is a JXTA-based proof of concept and derivated from Instant P2P. Phase II is under development and is a service based prototype providing the basic of semantic search of Landsat 7 data. Phase II will provide a Web based GUI, for administration, configuration and use. It has been designed to be turned into web services easily later on. Satella Phase II is expected to be distributed to the Landsat community for testing and evaluation on May 2002. Bruno spends 80% of its time on the Satella project resulting in about 40% of its time on JTXA development. He has contributed to the Project JXTA: Java[tm] Programmers Guide by providing the Creating a Secure Peer Group section and contributes to the implementation of metadata support into the CMS project. Further information on Bruno can be found on his page on the Project JXTA People project. |


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ATACseq [FASTQ] assay template
Description: Assay for Transposase-Accessible Chromatin by Sequencing (ATACseq) data submission via FASTQ files.
| Property | Description | Data Type |
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protocol identifier
required |
Trial identifier used by lead organization, ie. Center for Experimental Therapeutics Program (CTEP) ID or Industry Sponsored ID. This is usually a short identifier. Example: E4412. | < string > |
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batch id
required |
ATACseq batch identification number. Unique to every batch. | < string > |
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assay creator
required |
Indicates what site is filling out the assay. |
<
string
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sequencer platform
required |
Sequencer Model, e.g. HiSeq 2500, NextSeq, NovaSeq. |
<
string
>
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paired end reads
required |
Indicates if the sequencing was performed paired or single ended. |
<
string
>
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read length
required |
Number of cycles for each sequencing read. | < integer > |
| sequencing protocol | Protocol and version used for the sequencing. | < string > |
| library kit | The library construction kit. | < string > |
| bait set | Bait set ID. | < string > |
Samples
| Property | Description | Data Type |
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cimac id
required |
Specimen identifier assigned by the CIMAC-CIDC Network. Formatted as CTTTPPPSS.AA for trial code TTT, participant PPP, sample SS, and aliquot AA. |
<
string
>
as regex ^C[A-Z0-9]{3}[A-Z0-9]{3}[A-Z0-9]{2}.[0-9]{2}$
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lane
required |
< string > | |
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replicate number
required |
A unique number specifying the replicate. | < integer > |
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forward fastq
required |
Fastq file for the first fragment. | fastq gz |
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reverse fastq
required |
Fastq file for the second fragment. | fastq gz |
| sequencing date | Date of sequencing. | < string : date > |
| %Q30 | One quantitative measure of the sequencing accuracy. | < number > |
| quality flag | Flag used for quality. | < number > |


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FESTR 0.9
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#include <Detector.h>
#include <constants.h>
#include <glob.h>
#include <Node.h>
#include <utils.h>
#include <algorithm>
#include <cmath>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
#include <iostream>
#include <patch_counter.inc>
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | PatchID |
| Used as IT type in TaskPool for MPI parallelization of patches. More... | |
| struct | PatchSpectrum |
| Used as OT type in TaskPool for MPI parallelization of patches. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| namespace | PatchEnvironment |
| Encapsulates "globals" for MPI parallelization using TaskPool. | |
Functions | |
| void | PatchEnvironment::construct (Detector *this_det_in, Progress *parent_in, const Grid *g_in, const Mesh *m_in, const Database *d_in, const Table *tbl_in, size_t it_in, double t_in, double dt_in, int ntd_in, Goal *gol_in) |
| PatchEnvironment "constructor". More... | |
| void | PatchEnvironment::do_patch (const PatchID &pid, PatchSpectrum &pout) |
| Used as the distributed task function TaskPool::perform_task. More... | |
| void | PatchEnvironment::space_integ (const PatchSpectrum &pout) |
| Used as the root-process task function TaskPool::process_results. More... | |
| std::string | time_string (const size_t it, const int ntd, const double t) |
| Converter of time ID to string. More... | |
| std::string | time_fname (const size_t it, const int ntd) |
| Converter of time ID to string. More... | |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &ost, const Detector &o) |
| Send string version of Detector to an output stream. More... | |
Variables | |
| Detector * | PatchEnvironment::this_det |
| Progress * | PatchEnvironment::parent |
| const Grid * | PatchEnvironment::g |
| const Mesh * | PatchEnvironment::m |
| const Database * | PatchEnvironment::d |
| const Table * | PatchEnvironment::tbl |
| size_t | PatchEnvironment::it |
| double | PatchEnvironment::t |
| double | PatchEnvironment::dt |
| int | PatchEnvironment::ntd |
| Goal * | PatchEnvironment::gol |
| size_t | PatchEnvironment::j |
Detector objects.
Definition in file Detector.cpp.
| std::ostream & operator<< | ( | std::ostream & | ost, |
| const Detector & | o | ||
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Send string version of Detector to an output stream.
| [in,out] | ost | Output stream |
| [in] | o | Detector object |
Definition at line 1523 of file Detector.cpp.
| std::string time_fname | ( | const size_t | it, |
| const int | ntd | ||
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Converter of time ID to string.
| [in] | it | Current time step index |
| [in] | ntd | Hydro::ntd = Number of digits to represent Hydro::ntimes |
Definition at line 1516 of file Detector.cpp.
| std::string time_string | ( | const size_t | it, |
| const int | ntd, | ||
| const double | t | ||
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Converter of time ID to string.
| [in] | it | Current time step index |
| [in] | ntd | Hydro::ntd = Number of digits to represent Hydro::ntimes |
| [in] | t | Current time instant (seconds) |
Definition at line 1508 of file Detector.cpp.