AES File FormatAES Crypt reads and writes file in the .aes file format. The file format is easily identifiable by software. Packetizer does not claim exclusive rights to the .aes file format. It may be used in commercial and open source products without any restrictions or costs whatsoever. However, in keeping with the spirit of open source and ensuring that users are always able to read and write .aes files, we would like to request that any other developers of AES file encryption software that produces an .aes file use this file format for the benefit of interoperability. To date, there are three versions of the .aes file format, which are numbered starting with version 0. The current file format is version 2 and is shown below. The major enhancement to this version is the ability to have user-defined "tags" that may be inserted as plaintext into the encrypted file. These tags are inserted by AES Crypt or by other software that knows how to read and write the .aes file format. These tags are not encrypted so that they may be read or altered after the .aes file is created, without modifying the contents of the encrypted parts of the file or knowing the key required to decrypt the file. Tags should never be considered secure information. Click here to see a hex dump of a simple text file with the contents "Hello, World!" encrypted using AES Crypt. 3 Octets - 'AES' 1 Octet - 0x02 (Version) 1 Octet - Reserved (set to 0x00) .... Start of repeating extension block section 2 Octet - Length in octets (in network byte order) of an extension identifier and contents. If 0x0000, then no further extensions exist and the next octet is the start of the Initialization Vector (IV). Following an extension, this length indicator would appear again to indicate presence or absense of another extension and the size of any such extension. nn Octets - Extension identifier. This is either a URI or an identifier defined by the AES developer community and documented on the standard extensions page, either of which is terminated by a single 0x00 octet. All extension identifiers are case sensitive. Examples of URIs: http://www.aescrypt.com/extensions/creator/ urn:oid:<IP_ADDRESS>.4.1.17090.55.14 urn:uuid:85519EA3-1DA6-45b9-9041-8CD368D8C086 Note: A URI was used to allow anybody to define extension types, though we should strive to define a standard set of extensions. Examples of standard extension identifiers: CREATED-DATE CREATED-BY A special extension is defined that has no name, but is merely a "container" for extensions to be added after the AES file is initially created. Such an extension avoids the need to read and re-write the entire file in order to add a small extension. Software tools that create AES files should insert a 128-octet "container" extension, placing a 0x00 in the first octet of the extension identifier field. Developers may then insert extensions into this "container" area and reduce the size of this "container" as necessary. If larger extensions are added or the "container" area is filled entirely, then reading and re-writing the entire file would be necessary to add additional extensions. nn Octets - The contents of the extension .... End of repeating extension block section 16 Octets - Initialization Vector (IV) used for encrypting the IV and symmetric key that is actually used to encrypt the bulk of the plaintext file. 48 Octets - Encrypted IV and 256-bit AES key used to encrypt the bulk of the file 16 octets - initialization vector 32 octets - encryption key 32 Octets - HMAC nn Octets - Encrypted message (2^64 octets max) 1 Octet - File size modulo 16 in least significant bit positions 32 Octets - HMAC Thus, the footprint of the file is at least 134 octets. File format is version 1 is no longer written by AES Crypt, though it does have the ability to read files in this format. Version 1 contains enhancements to allow the files to be produced in "streaming" mode, which is suitable for use with Linux as part of a backup process, for example, where the tar command is used and output is sent to AES Crypt as standard input (stdin). The other benefit to version 1 is faster password verification. The password entered by the user is used to encrypt an initialization vector (IV) and 32-octet (256-bit) encryption key, both of which are randomly created. The password can be verified immediately after checking the HMAC that protects this IV and key. The format for version 1 is shown below. 3 Octets - 'AES' 1 Octet - 0x01 (Version) 1 Octet - Reserved (set to 0x00) 16 Octets - Initialization Vector (IV) used for encrypting the IV and symmetric key that is actually used to encrypt the bulk of the plaintext file. 48 Octets - Encrypted IV and 256-bit AES key used to encrypt the bulk of the file 16 octets - initialization vector 32 octets - encryption key 32 Octets - HMAC nn Octets - Encrypted message (2^64 octets max) 1 Octet - File size modulo 16 in least significant bit positions 32 Octets - HMAC Thus, the footprint of the file is at least 134 octets. Version 0 is no longer written by AES Crypt, though it does have the ability to read files in this format. The format for version 0 is shown below. 3 Octets - 'AES' 1 Octet - 0x00 (Version) 1 Octet - File size modulo 16 in least significant bit positions 16 Octets - Initialization Vector (IV) nn Octets - Encrypted message (2^64 octets max) 32 Octets - HMAC Thus, the footprint of the file is at least 53 octets. |
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Music can be divided into different genres in many different ways. The artistic nature of music means that these classifications are often subjective and controversial, and some genres may overlap. There are even varying academic definitions of the term genre itself. In his book Form in Tonal Music, Douglass M. Green distinguishes between genre and form. He lists madrigal, motet, canzona, ricercar, and dance as examples of genres from the Renaissance period.
Electronic dance music (also known as EDM, dance music,[1] club music, or simply dance) is a broad range of percussive electronic music genres made largely for nightclubs, raves, and festivals. It is generally produced for playback by disc jockeys (DJs) who create seamless selections of tracks.
Rock music is a broad genre of popular music that originated as "rock and roll" in the United States in the early 1950s, and developed into a range of different styles in the 1960s and later, particularly in the United Kingdom and in the United States.
Electronic dance music (also known as EDM, dance music,[1] club music, or simply dance) is a broad range of percussive electronic music genres made largely for nightclubs, raves, and festivals. It is generally produced for playback by disc jockeys (DJs) who create seamless selections of tracks.
A boy band (or boyband) is loosely defined as a vocal group consisting of young male singers, usually in their teenage years or in their twenties at the time of formation,[1] singing love songs marketed towards young women. Being vocal groups, most boy band members do not play musical instruments.
Rhythm and blues, commonly abbreviated as R&B, is a genre of popular music that originated in African American communities in the 1940s. The term describe recordings marketed predominantly to urban African Americans.
Popular music in the 1990s saw the continuation of teen pop and dance-pop trends which had emerged in the 1970s and 1980s. Furthermore, it grew and continued to be highly successful in the decade.
Popular music in the 1990s saw the continuation of teen pop and dance-pop trends which had emerged in the 1970s and 1980s. Furthermore, it grew and continued to be highly successful in the decade.
Country music, also known as country and western , is a genre of popular music that originated in the southern United States in the early 1920s. It takes its roots from genres such as folk music and blues.
Rhythm and blues, commonly abbreviated as R&B, is a genre of popular music that originated in African American communities in the 1940s. The term describe recordings marketed predominantly to urban African Americans.
Rock music is a broad genre of popular music that originated as "rock and roll" in the United States in the early 1950s, and developed into a range of different styles in the 1960s and later, particularly in the United Kingdom and in the United States.
Country music, also known as country and western , is a genre of popular music that originated in the southern United States in the early 1920s. It takes its roots from genres such as folk music and blues.
A boy band (or boyband) is loosely defined as a vocal group consisting of young male singers, usually in their teenage years or in their twenties at the time of formation,[1] singing love songs marketed towards young women. Being vocal groups, most boy band members do not play musical instruments.


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George W. Bush started the War on Terror as a response to the September 11 attacks on the United States in September 2001.
Since then, surveillance laws were passed and multiple military operations were started. The US and its allies fought wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. The US and its allies supported wars in Syria. US drones killed people in Parkistan and Yemen.
Those activities come with a cost. One the one hand, every single of Britain’s air-to-surface Brimstone missiles cost £100 000.
From the same article:
Two jihadists were killed with Paveway IV laser-guided bombs (20,000 US-Dollar each) and five were killed by US-made Hellfire missiles (70,000 US-Dollar a piece) fired from Reaper UAVs.
Another article:
American aircraft fired at least 23,144 bombs and missiles in 2015 alone, according to data compiled by Micah Zenko, an expert on U.S. military planning and operations who is a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
Now you should also know that one hour of a Eurofighter in air costs 73992 Euro (source).
The refugee crisis will cost Germany approximately 50 000 000 000 Euro. (source).
In 2013, American taxpayers spent 454 million US-Dollars on detention operations at Guantanamo Bay, which now holds 91 detainees (source).
Effectiveness
We are spending much more than ever on fighting terrorism. We sacrificed a lot of our civil rights. What did we get so far?
More terrorism than ever before (sources).
Empathy
To understand the effect of those missiles of the people living there, you have to be empathetic. Imagine you're in a situation where not everything might be good (or even very little might be as you like it), but you are essentially "safe". You know how you have to behave and you know what you can expect.
Now the US brings freedom to your country. The people which were in power once are not anymore. Drones could kill you on your wedding (source), when you try to bury loved ones (source). The US goes, other people get to the power. Not the ones where you know what to expect from. People who are angry at what happened. People who tell you that it was the US who killed friends or who just destabilized the country. Who tortures people (sources). Who just came there for their own interest. Who said they wanted to bring freedom, but came for the oil (sources). But who overthrew democratically elected governments (sources).
I'm not saying all of those statements are true. Yes, I'm aware that there is context missing. However, it really doesn't matter. While people being in such a situation might know more about their specific case, they will almost certainly also only have those vague ideas what is going on. To their eyes, it is the US who caused the trouble.
Why should you care?
The point I want to make here is that there is no good in fighting with weapons (only). In case you will ever be in the position to decide that, keep it in mind. In case there is an anti-war demonstration nearby, think about it.
What can we do?
Terrorism is a problem. I do understand that people don't want to just accept 9/11. Or the attacks in Paris.
And it will only get worse. Getting more advances in technology has many advantages, but a downside is that it also gets much more easy to plan and execute terrorist attacks. There is no way to live in a free high-tech world and preventing people from being able to execute horrendous attacks.
Especially, simply going to war isn't solving that problem. We have to understand why people are doing what they are doing. Don't prevent the attack, make people not having reasons to make attacks.
This is much harder. It needs a deep understanding of what drives people. It needs empathy, diplomacy, support. Contact. Showing people that you care about them. That achieving basic goals to help them lead a better live is worth the money (for example: below 35-76 billion US dollars for the millennium goals (source) compared to 468 billion US dollars for 2001-2011 in Iraq).
Achieving those goals might include sending the army. But not as the main thing to do, but as a supporting force. To protect people who help building lasting structures.
TL;DR
Stop war. Think what we want to achieve, think of the most likely outcomes of your foreign policy steps. From the beginning of your foreign policy until you leave the country on their own. Think of other peoples interests, not only of yours. Because win-win is awesome.


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Get the shituff to the user as fast as possible
Because Speed is King in applications
Garden hose
Dealing with disk/network/io/processor variability
Keep memory spikes down
The internet was built for streams.
TCP uses an end-to-end flow control protocol to avoid having the sender send data too fast for the TCP receiver to receive and process it reliably.
-Wikipedia on TCP Flow control
Wrapping xhr with a progressive streaming interface
A JSON parser that sits somewhere between SAX and DOM.
Dealing with failure mid request/response
Incremental loading, and browser caching
Easy JSON slice and dice
GET /myapp/things
{
"foods": [
{"name":"aubergine", "colour":"purple"},
{"name":"apple", "colour":"red"},
{"name":"nuts", "colour":"brown"}
],
"badThings": [
{"name":"poison", "colour":"pink"},
{"name":"broken_glass", "colour":"green"}
]
}
MyApp.showSpinner('#foods');
oboe('/myapp/things')
.node('foods.*', function( foodThing ){
$.templateThing.append( foodThing.name + ' is ' + foodThing.colour );
})
.node('badThings.*', function( badThing ){
console.log( 'Danger! stay away from ' + badThings.name );
})
.done( function(things){
MyApp.hideSpinner('#foods');
console.log( 'there are ' + things.foods.length + ' things you can eat ' +
'and ' + things.nonFoods.length + ' that you shouldn\'t.' );
});
oboe('/myapp/things')
.node('{name colour}', function( foodObject ) {
// I'll get called for every object found that
// has both a name and a colour
};
Streaming between node and the browser
"Streams in node are one of the rare occasions when doing something the fast way is actually easier. SO USE THEM. not since bash has streaming been introduced into a high level language as nicely as it is in node."
var http = require('http');
var fs = require('fs');
var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
fs.readFile(__dirname + '/movie.mp4', function (err, data) {
res.end(data);
});
});
server.listen(8000);
var http = require('http');
var fs = require('fs');
var server = http.createServer(function (req, res) {
var stream = fs.createReadStream(__dirname + '/movie.mp4');
stream.pipe(res);
});
server.listen(8000);
var fs = require("fs");
// Read File
fs.createReadStream("input/people.json")
// Write File
.pipe(fs.createWriteStream("output/people.json"));
var fs = require("fs");
var zlib = require("zlib");
// Read File
fs.createReadStream("input/people.csv.gz")
// Un-Gzip
.pipe(zlib.createGunzip())
// Write File
.pipe(fs.createWriteStream("output/people.csv"));
Advice: Watch for > 1 year inactivity.
Streams have changed a lot
Look for trusted names in the stream eco-system
You can stream any response to a file stream.
request('http://google.com/doodle.png').pipe(fs.createWriteStream('doodle.png'))
The EventStream functions resemble the array functions, because Streams are like Arrays, but laid out in time, rather than in memory.
Example of event stream
var inspect = require('util').inspect
var es = require('event-stream') //load event-stream
es.pipe( //pipe joins streams together
process.openStdin(), //open stdin
es.split(), //split stream to break on newlines
es.map(function (data, callback) {//turn this async function into a stream
var j
try {
j = JSON.parse(data) //try to parse input into json
} catch (err) {
return callback(null, data) //if it fails just pass it anyway
}
callback(null, inspect(j)) //render it nicely
}),
process.stdout // pipe it to stdout !
)
// curl -sS registry.npmjs.org/event-stream | node pretty.js
//
> npm install -g stream-adventure
> stream-adventure
request('http://localhost:5984/db/_design/app/_view/things_by_date').pipe(resp);
var filter = function(data, emit) {
data.forEach(function(db){
if (db.indexOf('dumb_user-') === 0) {
emit('"' + strip_prefix(db) + '"');
}
});
}
var filter_through = new FilterThrough(filter);
request('http://localhost:5984/_all_dbs')
.pipe(filter_through)
.pipe(resp);
00:00: > curl -X GET "http://localhost:5984/db/_changes?feed=continuous&since=3&filter=app/important"
{"seq":4,"id":"test4","changes":[{"rev":"1-02c6b758b08360abefc383d74ed5973d"}]}
{"seq":5,"id":"test5","changes":[{"rev":"1-02c6b758b08360abefc383d74ed5973d"}]}
var levelup = require('levelup');
var srcdb = levelup('./srcdb');
var dstdb = levelup('./destdb');
srcdb.put('name', 'LevelUP');
srcdb.createReadStream().pipe(dstdb.createWriteStream()).on('close', onDone)
srcdb.createReadStream({
start: 'n',
end: 'k'
}).pipe(resp)
var scriptFiles = './src/**/*.js';
gulp.task('compile', function(){
// concat all scripts, minify, and output
gulp.src(scriptFiles)
.pipe(concat({fileName: pkg.name+".js"})
.pipe(minify())
.pipe(gulp.dest('./dist/'));
});
gulp.task('test', function(){
// lint our scripts
gulp.src(scriptFiles).pipe(jshint());
// run our tests
spawn('npm', ['test'], {stdio: 'inherit'});
});
gulp.task('default', function(){
gulp.run('test', 'compile');
gulp.watch(scriptFiles, function(){
gulp.run('test', 'compile');
});
});
// please provide
class People extends MVCrap {
getAll()
getByX()
}
stream-to-pull-stream: Convert a classic-stream, or a new-stream into a pull-stream
invert-stream: Create a pair of streams (A, B) such that A.write(X) -> B.emit('data', X) and B.write(X) -> A.emit('data', X)
The Node concurrency model is kind of like a credit card for computing work. Credit cards free you from the hassle and risks of carrying cash, (...) unless you spend more than you make. Try making 200,000 HTTP client requests in a tight loop, starting each request without waiting for the previous response.
Once a process can't keep up with its work and starts to get slow, this slowness often cascades into other processes in the system. Streams are not the solution here. In fact, streams are kind of what gets us into this mess in the first place by providing a convenient fire and forget API for an individual socket or HTTP request without regard to the health of the rest of the system
Mix and match:
Try them out today!
By Ryan Ramage / @ryan_ramage_


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SystemC
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Accellera SystemC proof-of-concept library
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#include "sysc/kernel/sc_cmnhdr.h"
#include <climits>
#include <stdint.h>
#include "sysc/kernel/sc_constants.h"
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Typedefs | |
| typedef unsigned char | sc_dt::uchar |
| typedef int | sc_dt::small_type |
| typedef unsigned int | sc_dt::sc_digit |
| typedef int64_t | sc_dt::int64 |
| typedef uint64_t | sc_dt::uint64 |
| typedef int64 | sc_dt::int_type |
| typedef uint64 | sc_dt::uint_type |
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| enum | sc_dt::sc_numrep { sc_dt::SC_NOBASE = 0, sc_dt::SC_BIN = 2, sc_dt::SC_OCT = 8, sc_dt::SC_DEC = 10, sc_dt::SC_HEX = 16, sc_dt::SC_BIN_US, sc_dt::SC_BIN_SM, sc_dt::SC_OCT_US, sc_dt::SC_OCT_SM, sc_dt::SC_HEX_US, sc_dt::SC_HEX_SM, sc_dt::SC_CSD } |
Variables | |
| static const uint64 | sc_dt::UINT64_ZERO = 0ULL |
| static const uint64 | sc_dt::UINT64_ONE = 1ULL |
| static const uint64 | sc_dt::UINT64_32ONES = 0x00000000ffffffffULL |
| static const small_type | sc_dt::NB_DEFAULT_BASE = SC_DEC |
| static const uint64 | sc_dt::UINT_ZERO = UINT64_ZERO |
| static const uint64 | sc_dt::UINT_ONE = UINT64_ONE |
| #define BITS_PER_BYTE 8 |
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| #define BITS_PER_CHAR 8 |
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| #define BITS_PER_DIGIT 30 |
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| #define BITS_PER_DIGIT_TYPE 32 |
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| #define BITS_PER_HALF_DIGIT (BITS_PER_DIGIT / 2) |
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| #define BITS_PER_INT (sizeof(int) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
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| #define BITS_PER_INT64 (sizeof(::sc_dt::int64) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
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| #define BITS_PER_LONG (sizeof(long) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
Definition at line 207 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define BITS_PER_UINT (sizeof(unsigned int) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
Definition at line 209 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define BITS_PER_UINT64 (sizeof(::sc_dt::uint64) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
Definition at line 211 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define BITS_PER_ULONG (sizeof(unsigned long) * BITS_PER_CHAR) |
Definition at line 210 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define BYTE_MASK 255 |
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| #define BYTE_RADIX 256 |
Definition at line 124 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define BYTES_PER_DIGIT 4 |
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| #define BYTES_PER_DIGIT_TYPE 4 |
Definition at line 134 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGIT_MASK (DIGIT_RADIX - 1) |
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| #define DIGIT_RADIX (1ul << BITS_PER_DIGIT) |
Definition at line 140 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGITS_PER_CHAR 1 |
Definition at line 214 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGITS_PER_INT ((BITS_PER_INT+29)/30) |
Definition at line 215 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGITS_PER_INT64 ((BITS_PER_INT64+29)/30) |
Definition at line 217 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGITS_PER_LONG ((BITS_PER_LONG+29)/30) |
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| #define DIGITS_PER_UINT ((BITS_PER_UINT+29)/30) |
Definition at line 218 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define DIGITS_PER_UINT64 ((BITS_PER_UINT64+29)/30) |
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| #define DIGITS_PER_ULONG ((BITS_PER_ULONG+29)/30) |
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| #define DIV_CEIL | ( | x | ) | DIV_CEIL2(x, BITS_PER_DIGIT) |
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| #define DIV_CEIL2 | ( | x, | |
| y | |||
| ) | (((x) - 1) / (y) + 1) |
Definition at line 152 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define HALF_DIGIT_MASK (HALF_DIGIT_RADIX - 1) |
Definition at line 149 of file sc_nbdefs.h.
| #define HALF_DIGIT_RADIX (1ul << BITS_PER_HALF_DIGIT) |
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| #define LOG2_BITS_PER_BYTE 3 |
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| #define SC_DT_MIXED_COMMA_OPERATORS |
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| #define SC_INTWIDTH 64 |
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| #define SC_NEG -1 |
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| #define SC_NOSIGN 2 |
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| #define SC_POS 1 |
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| #define SC_ZERO 0 |
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LinkFncContainer Class Reference
This class is a container of link cost functions. More...
#include <LinkFncContainer.h>
Collaboration diagram for LinkFncContainer:
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| LinkFncContainer (StarNetwork *net) | |
| LinkIterator | begin () |
| LinkIterator | end () |
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Private Attributes | |
| std::vector< LinkFnc * > | links_ |
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Member Function Documentation
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- Returns
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- LinkFncContainer.h
- LinkFncContainer.cpp


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Introduction
This page documents Pharmetika’s Interface API. This API is to be used to get information from a pharmacy management system into Pharmetka. Validation is enabled on each endpoint. If data does not pass validation the entry will be rejected and provide an explanation as to why. Most Pharmetika APIs utilize a JSON body. The example JSON body is shown as arguments to “json”. If the API is query-args-based, the arguments will be described under the “query” section.
Authentication
API calls can be made via basic HTTP Authentication.
A username and password will be provided upon request. We recommend providing an email address along with the username so that the password can be easily reset.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Data Validation
Upon submitting data Pharmetika’s API will check each field to ensure it is properly formatted. The API attempts to guide implementors by providing detailed feedback for each field it could not validate. These errors will appear in the messages array of the response object.
Example of failed response
{
"success": false,
"messages": [
{
"message": "field_X is not in the proper format",
"type": "error",
},
{
"message": "field_Y is required",
"type": "error",
}
]
}
Common Data Types
| Data Type | Description | Pattern |
|---|---|---|
| Phone Number | 10-digits, no dashes, etc. Sometimes pharmacies will put<PHONE_NUMBER> to indicate the contact should not be called/faxed/etc. | ^(?:(\d)\1{9}|1?([2-9]((?!11)[0-8]\d)[2-9]((?!11)\d{2})\d{4})|(\d)\2{9})$ |
| SSN | 9-digits, no dashes | \d{9} |
| NPI | 10-digits | \d{10} |
| NDC | 11-digits (HIPAA NDC) | \d{11} |
| refills_authorized | Numeric or “PRN” | ^(PRN|\d+)$ |
| timestamp | All dates and times are in UTC. Please be sure to convert to UTC if the system is not natively set to UTC time. | ^[12][90]\d\d-?[10]\d-?[0123]\d\s?[012]\d:?[0-5]\d:?[0-5]\d(\.\d)?$ |
| date | date in “YYYYMMDD” or “YYYY-MM-DD” | [12][90]\d\d-?[10]\d-?[0123]\d |
Unlisted Fields
Implementors may include additional fields. Sometimes this can be helpful if you are supporting similar APIs that require other data or you want to provide additional fields for debugging purposes. Fields you think may provide the pharmacy with additional context are welcomed and this auxiliary data is saved as a JSON blob in Pharmetika. For example, your system may record the lot numbers of dispensed medication. Including a “LotNumber” field would allow the pharmacy to run a custom report from Pharmetika and query on that piece of data.
Interface API Endpoints
Interface Patient Add
Arguments
{
"json" : {
"add_address" : 1,
"patient" : {
"DOB" : "1965-01-27",
"IsAnimal" : 0,
"MI_name" : "",
"bin_number" : null,
"city" : "BIG SPRING",
"country" : "United States",
"date_created" : "2017-10-19 16:38:55",
"date_of_death" : null,
"date_updated" : "2017-10-19 19:26:29",
"deceased" : 0,
"drivers_license_issuing_state" : "CA",
"email" : "",
"first_name" : "ZELDA",
"last_name" : "FARNSWORTH",
"line_1" : "1234 PHARMACY DR",
"line_2" : "APT 30001",
"link_id" : 114360,
"patient_id" : 119000,
"patient_note" : "",
"pharmacy_system_patient_id" : "829437A3-1271-49BE-8A30-CB980D3CD888",
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : "2D63B342-8A45-45C4-A093-2270FF168AB1",
"postal_code" : "75000",
"sex" : "F",
"species_description" : "human",
"state" : "TX",
"third_party_id_primary" : null,
"third_party_relationship" : null
},
"skip_patient_tests" : 1
},
"method" : "POST",
"query" : {}
}
Example
curl -XPOST -u [user]:[password] -d \
'{\
"add_address" : 1,\
"patient" : {\
"DOB" : "1969-09-15",\
"MRN" : 38079,\
"address_line_1" : null,\
"address_line_2" : "8405 RIVALA RD",\
"address_line_3" : null,\
"city" : "IRON MOUNTAIN",\
"country" : "US",\
"date_updated" : "2017-11-21 09:34:23",\
"deceased" : 0,\
"drivers_license" : null,\
"drivers_license_issuing_state" : null,\
"email" : null,\
"first_name" : "SHARON",\
"insurance_group" : "",\
"insurance_id" : 189,\
"insurance_policy_id" : "0014390948",\
"insurance_relationship" : "1",\
"last_name" : "CLAY",\
"patient_note" : "NEW PT Verify allergies w/pt (provided by MDO)",\
"pharmacy_system_patient_id" : 38079,\
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : 1,\
"phone_primary" : "6988782360",\
"phone_secondary" : null,\
"phone_tertiary" : null,\
"postal_code" : "68139",\
"sex" : "F",\
"skip_patient_tests" : 1,\
"species" : "HUMAN",\
"ssn" : null,\
"state" : "MI"\
},\
"skip_patient_tests" : 1\
}' "https://[REALM].pharmetika.com/api/interface/v5/patient";
HTTP Request
POST /api/interface/v5/patient
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| bin_number | Insurance BIN for primary prescription insurance | N | |
| city | Address city | N | |
| country | Country [to be used as address] | N | |
| date_created | date added to pharmacy system | N | |
| date_of_death | date of death (if applicable) | N | |
| date_updated | date of last system update | N | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
| deceased | 0: not deceased; 1: deceased | N | 0 (not deceased) |
| DOB | date of birth | N | |
| drivers_license | Drivers license or other ASAP ID used if not the drivers license. | N | |
| drivers_license_issuing_state | 2-letter state code. May also be issuing state of ASAP ID used if not the drivers license. | N | |
| email only<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Leave empty if no valid email | N | ||
| first_name | first name/ given names | Y | |
| insurance_group | Primary third-party payer group code | N | |
| insurance_id | Primary third-party payer unique-identifier in pharmacy system | N | |
| insurance_policy_id | Primary third-party payer policy number | N | |
| insurance_relationship | Primary third-party payer policy relationship (1 - primary, 2 - secondary/spouse, 3 - child/other) | N | |
| last_name | last name/family name | Y | |
| line_1 | Address line 1 | N | |
| line_2 | Address line 2 | N | |
| MI_name | Middle name or initial | N | |
| patient_id | Do not use / ignore | N | |
| patient_note | A patient level note about the patient. (Sometimes the “memo” field) | N | |
| pharmacy_system_patient_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the patient | Y | |
| pharmacy_system_prescriber_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary prescriber | N | |
| phone_primary | Primary Phone Number | N | |
| phone_secondary | Phone number | N | |
| phone_tertiary | Phone number | N | |
| postal_code | Address postal code | N | |
| sex | F - female, M - male, U - unknown, O - other | N | |
| species_description | options: human, feline, canine, cat, dog, other | N | human |
| ssn | Social Security Number, no dashes | N | |
| state | Address state | N | |
| third_party_id_primary | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary third payer | N | |
| third_party_relationship | 1: primary; 2: secondary/spouse; 3: child/other | N |
Interface Patient Update
Arguments
{
"json" : {
"add_address" : 1,
"patient" : {
"DOB" : "1965-01-27",
"IsAnimal" : 0,
"MI_name" : "",
"bin_number" : null,
"city" : "BIG SPRING",
"country" : "United States",
"date_created" : "2017-10-19 16:38:55",
"date_of_death" : null,
"date_updated" : "2017-10-19 19:26:29",
"deceased" : 0,
"drivers_license_issuing_state" : "CA",
"email" : "",
"first_name" : "ZELDA",
"last_name" : "FARNSWORTH",
"line_1" : "1234 PHARMACY DR",
"line_2" : "APT 30001",
"link_id" : 114360,
"patient_id" : 119000,
"patient_note" : "",
"pharmacy_system_patient_id" : "829437A3-1271-49BE-8A30-CB980D3CD888",
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : "2D63B342-8A45-45C4-A093-2270FF168AB1",
"postal_code" : "75000",
"sex" : "F",
"species_description" : "human",
"state" : "TX",
"third_party_id_primary" : null,
"third_party_relationship" : null
},
"skip_patient_tests" : 1
},
"method" : "POST",
"query" : {}
}
HTTP Request
POST /api/interface/v5/patient
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| bin_number | Insurance BIN for primary prescription insurance | N | |
| city | Address city | N | |
| country | Country [to be used as address] | N | |
| date_created | date added to pharmacy system | N | |
| date_of_death | date of death (if applicable) | N | |
| date_updated | date of last system update | N | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
| deceased | 0: not deceased; 1: deceased | N | |
| DOB | date of birth | N | |
| drivers_license_issuing_state | 2-letter state code. May also be issuing state of ASAP ID used if not the drivers license. | N | |
| email only<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Leave empty if no valid email | N | ||
| first_name | first name/ given names | Y | |
| last_name | last name/family name | Y | |
| line_1 | Address line 1 | N | |
| line_2 | Address line 2 | N | |
| link_id | Do not use / ignore | N | |
| MI_name | Middle name or initial | N | |
| patient_id | Do not use / ignore | N | |
| patient_note | A patient level note about the patient. (Sometimes the “memo” field) | N | |
| pharmacy_system_patient_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the patient | Y | |
| pharmacy_system_prescriber_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary prescriber | N | |
| postal_code | Address postal code | N | |
| sex | F/M | N | |
| species_description | options: human, feline, canine, cat, dog, other | N | human |
| state | Address state | N | |
| third_party_id_primary | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary third payer | N | |
| third_party_relationship | 1: primary; 2: secondary/spouse; 3: child/other | N |
Interface Prescriber Add
Arguments
{
"json" : {
"prescriber" : {
"DEA_number" : "FG4442444",
"Description" : "MD",
"MI_name" : "",
"NPI" : "1821245555",
"address_line_1" : "8000 BERNIE DR SUITE 777",
"address_line_2" : "",
"city" : "ABALINE",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"fax" :<PHONE_NUMBER>,
"first_name" : "JARED",
"last_name" : "GROUSE",
"NPI" : "1098765432",
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : "A8D1CBCF-15A4-451D-9C62-144F68E5777",
"phone_primary" : "7234350098",
"phone_secondary" : null,
"postal_code" : "77055",
"state" : "TX"
},
"update_on_duplicate" : 1
},
"method" : "POST",
"query" : {}
}
HTTP Request
POST /api/interface/v5/prescriber
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| prescriber | prescriber object | Y | |
| prescriber.address_line_1 | Address line 1 | N | |
| prescriber.address_line_2 | Address line 2 | N | |
| prescriber.credential | Examples: MD, NP, DO, etc | N | |
| prescriber.DEA_number | DEA# if available | N | |
| prescriber.email | email if available | N | |
| prescriber.first_name | first name if available | N | |
| prescriber.last_name | Family name, sometimes also a clinic or business name | Y | |
| prescriber.MI_name | Middle name or initial | N | |
| prescriber.NPI | NPI if available | N | |
| prescriber.pharmacy_system_prescriber_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary prescriber | Y | |
| prescriber.phone_primary | primary phone for clinic/prescriber | N | |
| prescriber.phone_secondary | secondary phone | N | |
| prescriber.phone_sms | prescriber cell or SMS enabled phone number (if different than primary) | N | |
| prescriber.postal_code | Address postal code | N | |
| prescriber.state | Address state | N | |
| update_on_duplicate | Must be set to 1 unless you want to create a duplicate prescriber | Y | 1 |
Interface Prescription Add
Arguments
{
"json" : {
"prescription" : {
"compound_indicator" : 0,
"controlled" : 0,
"date_entered" : "2017-10-19",
"date_expiration" : "2018-10-19",
"date_start" : null,
"date_stop" : "2018-10-19",
"date_written" : "2017-10-19",
"days_supply" : 30,
"discontinued_indicator" : 0,
"dispense_as_written_indicator" : 0,
"drug_class" : 6,
"drug_description" : "TADALAFIL SR 6MG CAPSULE",
"drug_id" : "6D35BB0C-26D2-4F60-9D56-75A4E5F9B33C",
"last_date_filled" : null,
"last_fill_number" : null,
"last_price" : null,
"ndc" : "69699132506",
"pharmacy_system_patient_id" : "5A441431-A7E8-4FC1-A958-988A672567A2",
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : "EB7CDE5C-6F78-47E5-8090-5AEB33FB8E01",
"prescriber_link_id" : 16728,
"prescription_indicator" : 1,
"prescription_status" : "Active",
"price_third_party" : null,
"prn_indicator" : 1,
"profile_only_indicator" : null,
"quantity_written" : "30.000",
"refills_authorized" : 6,
"refills_remaining" : "7.000",
"remaining_quantity" : "210.000",
"rx_number" : "641346",
"rxcui" : null,
"sig" : "TAKE 1 CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY DAY AS NEEDED ",
"third_party_id" : "724D62B9-8021-4E43-9595-F4E809C03583",
"third_party_indicator" : "0",
"third_party_indicator_3r" : "R"
}
},
"method" : "POST",
"query" : {}
}
Example
curl -XPOST -u [user]:[password] -d \
'{\
"prescription" : {\
"compound_indicator" : 0,\
"controlled" : 0,\
"date_entered" : "2017-10-19",\
"date_expiration" : "2018-10-19",\
"date_start" : null,\
"date_stop" : "2018-10-19",\
"date_written" : "2017-10-19",\
"days_supply" : 30,\
"discontinued_indicator" : 0,\
"dispense_as_written_indicator" : 0,\
"drug_class" : 6,\
"drug_description" : "TADALAFIL SR 6MG CAPSULE",\
"drug_id" : "6D35BB0C-26D2-4F60-9D56-75A4E5F9B33C",\
"last_date_filled" : "2017-06-18",\
"last_fill_number" : 2,\
"last_price" : 20.47,\
"ndc" : "69699132506",\
"pharmacy_system_patient_id" : "5A441431-A7E8-4FC1-A958-988A672567A2",\
"pharmacy_system_prescriber_id" : "EB7CDE5C-6F78-47E5-8090-5AEB33FB8E01",\
"prescriber_link_id" : 16728,\
"prescription_indicator" : 1,\
"prescription_status" : "Active",\
"price_third_party" : null,\
"prn_indicator" : 1,\
"profile_only_indicator" : null,\
"quantity_written" : "30.000",\
"refills_authorized" : 6,\
"refills_remaining" : "4.000",\
"remaining_quantity" : "210.000",\
"rx_number" : "641346",\
"rxcui" : null,\
"sig" : "TAKE 1 CAPSULE BY MOUTH EVERY DAY AS NEEDED ",\
"third_party_id" : "724D62B9-8021-4E43-9595-F4E809C03583",\
"third_party_indicator" : "0",\
"third_party_indicator_3r" : "R"\
}\
}' "https://[REALM].pharmetika.com/api/interface/v5/prescription";
HTTP Request
POST /api/interface/v5/prescription
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| prescription | prescription object | Y | |
| prescription.autoship | Include in recurring refill program | N | |
| prescription.compound_indicator | 1: compound; 0: non-compound | Y | 0 |
| prescription.controlled | 0: not controlled; 1: controlled substance | Y | 0 |
| prescription.date_entered | Date entered into pharmacy system | Y | |
| prescription.date_expiration | prescription expiration date | Y | |
| prescription.date_start | date to begin taking medication. E.g. dispensed for upcoming procedure | N | |
| prescription.date_stop | stop date. E.g. an antibiotic medication | N | |
| prescription.date_written | date prescription written | N | |
| prescription.days_supply | numeric days supply | Y | |
| prescription.discontinued_indicator | 0: active; 1: discontinued | Y | |
| prescription.dispense_as_written_indicator | 0-9 | N | 0 |
| prescription.drug_class | 0-6. 0 or 6 being not scheduled | Y | |
| prescription.drug_description | medication name | N | uses name from RxNorm if not provided |
| prescription.drug_id | unique identifier from pharmacy system for drug, product, or formulation | Y | |
| prescription.last_date_filled | last date filled, if available | N | |
| prescription.last_fill_number | E.g. 5 if it has been filled 5 times | N | |
| prescription.last_price | price for the prescription the last time it was filled | N | |
| prescription.ndc | NDC (11-digits) | Y | |
| prescription.pharmacy_system_patient_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the patient | Y | |
| prescription.pharmacy_system_prescriber_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary prescriber | Y | |
| prescription.prescription_indicator | 1: prescription; 0: OTC product | Y | 1 |
| prescription.prescription_status | Active: active prescription; Reassigned: Inactivated and given a new Rx#; Discontinued: Inactivated; Transferred: Transferred to another pharmacy | Y | |
| prescription.price_third_party | Amount 3rd party paid for last fill | N | |
| prescription.prn_indicator | 1: PRN; 0: not PRN | Y | 0 |
| prescription.profile_only_indicator | 0: if filled; 1: if only on profile and has not beed filled | N | |
| prescription.quantity_written | Numeric representation of quantity written | N | |
| prescription.refills_authorized | Number of refills authorized. A number or “PRN” | N | |
| prescription.refills_remaining | Remaining refills available | N | |
| prescription.remaining_quantity | Remaining quantity available to be dispensed | N | |
| prescription.rxcui | RxNorm RXCUI | N | |
| prescription.rx_number | Prescription Number | Y | |
| prescription.sig | text of written instructions | N | |
| prescription.third_party_id | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary third payer | N | |
| prescription.third_party_indicator | 0: cash; 1: third party | Y |
Interface Transaction Add
Arguments
{
"json" : {
"transaction" : {
"AuthorizedBy" : "Brian Tamson",
"CreatedBy" : "Brenda Johnson",
"EffectiveDate" : "Oct 13 2017 12:00:00:000AM",
"IsPRN" : 0,
"RequestDiscount" : "0.00",
"RxId" : "3A12C6EA-3CBA-458D-A2C8-FB985CF0D600",
"UpdatedBy" : "Dave Davis",
"claim_status" : "Paid",
"copay" : "70.00",
"date_created" : "2017-10-13 21:05:28",
"date_dispensed" : "2017-10-14 01:19:28",
"date_filled" : "2017-10-13",
"date_patient_received" : "2017-10-14 13:47:28",
"date_transaction" : "2017-10-13 21:05:28",
"date_updated" : "2017-10-18 15:19:55",
"days_supply" : 140,
"dispensed_indicator" : 1,
"drug_id" : "FD26EABF-CBD3-4548-94F6-416D4DAAE1E2",
"fill_number" : 0,
"pharmacy_system_transaction_id" : "8183CD9C-95CF-4114-ACF3-009F9E177324",
"price" : "70.00",
"primary_third_party_adjudicated_amount" : "70.00",
"quantity_dispensed" : "30.000",
"rx_number" : "63324",
"third_party_id_primary" : "724D62B9-8021-4E43-9595-F4E809C03583",
"third_party_indicator" : "0",
"timestamp" : "2017-10-18 15:19:55",
"transaction_note" : "send with OTCs",
"transaction_status" : "Filled",
"transaction_status_code" : 7,
"void_indicator" : 0,
"workflow_status" : 7
}
},
"method" : "POST",
"query" : {}
}
HTTP Request
POST /api/interface/v5/prescription_transaction
Query Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| transaction | transaction object | N | |
| transaction.claim_status | paid, rejected, pending | N | |
| transaction.copay | amount patient must pay | Y | |
| transaction.date_created | timestamp the transaction was created in the pharmacy system | N | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
| transaction.date_dispensed | timestamp the medication was dispensed | N | |
| transaction.date_filled | date prescription was filled in the pharmacy system | Y | |
| transaction.date_patient_received | timestamp the medication was picked up or considered "delivered" | N | |
| transaction.date_transaction | timestamp the transaction was considered filled in the pharmacy system (often the same as date_created) | Y | |
| transaction.date_updated | date the transaction was last updated | N | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
| transaction.days_supply | day supply filled | N | |
| transaction.dispensed_indicator | 0: may be filled, but not yet dispensed; 1: dispensed | N | |
| transaction.dispensed_ndc | NDC dispensed (11-digit) | Y | |
| transaction.drug_id | unique identifier of product in the pharmacy system | N | defaults to the prescription-level identifier |
| transaction.fill_number | 0: initial fill; 1: first refill; 2: second refill (third fill)… | Y | |
| transaction.pharmacy_system_transaction_id | unique identifier of transaction in the pharmacy system | N | |
| transaction.price | total prescription price for this fill | N | |
| transaction.primary_third_party_adjudicated_amount | third-party paid amount (primary payer) | N | |
| transaction.quantity_dispensed | numeric quantity dispensed | N | |
| transaction.rx_number | prescription number | Y | |
| transaction.third_party_id_primary | unique identifier used in the pharmacy system for the primary third payer | N | |
| transaction.third_party_indicator | 0: cash; 1: third party payer | Y | |
| transaction.timestamp | timestamp of when data is pushed to Pharmetika. Often this is the current timestamp, but if a message can not be processed real-time for some reason you may want to set the time the message was originated to ensure proper re-play order of the transaction | N | CURRENT_TIMESTAMP |
| transaction.transaction_note | note for this fill | N | |
| transaction.transaction_status | 0: deleted/voided transaction; 1: filled; “filled”: filled (same as 1); deleted: deteleted/voided (same as 0); this field is a placeholder for other future status indicators | Y | |
| transaction.transaction_status_code | optional status code if available | N | |
| transaction.void_indicator | 1: deleted/voided transaction; 0: filled; Note: this field is similar to transaction_status, but the inverse | Y | |
| transaction.workflow_status | description of status (E.g. billing, dispensing, RPh check, ready, shipping, etc) | N |
Errors
Pharmetika’s API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request – improperly formatted |
| 401 | Unauthorized – Your API key or username/password is incorrect |
| 403 | Forbidden – The endpoint requested requires elevated permissions |
| 404 | Not Found – The specified endpoint could not be found |
| 405 | Method Not Allowed – You tried to access an endpoint with an invalid method (e.g. PUT when it should be POST) |
| 429 | Too Many Requests – Pharmetika has rate-limited the request velocity |
| 500 | Internal Server Error – We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable – We’re temporarily offline for maintenance. Please try again later. |


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{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block home_link %} ../task-list {% endblock %} {% block proposition_header %} {% set my_account="1" %} {% include "includes/propositional_navigation.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} Back {{formData | safe}} Change how you pay the judgment Completing your claim You can ask to change how much and how often you pay. You'll have to pay a court fee of £50. You'll need to provide details of your income and spending, and say how much you can realistically afford to pay. {% endblock %}
You can ask to change how much and how often you pay. You'll have to pay a court fee of £50.
You'll need to provide details of your income and spending, and say how much you can realistically afford to pay.


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catch simple errors |
"use strict";
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declare reel-app namespace if it doesn't already exist |
var reel = reel || {};
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Define Backbone router |
reel.AppRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({
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Map "URL paths" to "router functions" |
routes: {
"": "home",
"about": "about",
"movies": "browse",
"movies/add": "addHandler",
"movies/:id": "editHandler",
"movies/:id/reviews": "reviews",
"*default": "invalidRoute"
},
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When an instance of an AppRouter is declared, create a Header view |
initialize: function() {
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instantiate a Header view |
this.headerView = new reel.Header();
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insert the rendered Header view element into the document DOM |
$('.header').html(this.headerView.render().el);
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default movie collection ordering is by title |
reel.order = 'title';
$('#orderdrop').hover(
function(){ $('.dropdown').addClass('open'); },
function(){ $('.dropdown').removeClass('open'); }
);
this.movies = new reel.Movies();
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load movies collection from server |
this.moviesFetch = this.movies.fetch({
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error activates on non-200 response code |
error: function(collection, response) {
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display the error response from the server |
reel.utils.showNotice('danger', 'Error',
'Sorry, movie collection cannot be loaded at this time '
+ response.responseText);
}
});
},
invalidRoute: function() {
reel.utils.showNotice('danger', 'Error', 'Invalid route');
},
home: function() {
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If the Home view doesn't exist, instantiate one |
if (!this.homeView) {
this.homeView = new reel.Home();
};
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insert the rendered Home view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', this.homeView);
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make the "home" menu item "active" |
this.headerView.selectMenuItem("#app-name");
},
about: function() {
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If the About view doesn't exist, instantiate one |
if (!this.aboutView) {
this.aboutView = new reel.About();
};
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insert the rendered About view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', this.aboutView);
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make the "about" menu item "active" |
this.headerView.selectMenuItem("#about-menu");
},
addHandler: function() {
var self = this;
var newMovie = new reel.Movie();
this.moviesFetch.always(function() {
self.detailsView = new reel.Details({model: newMovie,
collection: self.movies});
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insert the rendered Details view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', self.detailsView);
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make the "details" menu item "active" |
self.headerView.selectMenuItem("#details-menu");
});
},
editHandler: function(movieId) {
var self = this;
this.moviesFetch.always(function() {
self.movie = self.movies.get(movieId);
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if movie with this ID cannot be found in collection, show error notice and return to home view |
if (!self.movie) {
reel.utils.showNotice('danger', 'Error', "Movie ID requested does " +
"not exist");
reel.app.navigate('#', {replace:true, trigger:true});
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else, populate details view with this movie model's values |
} else {
self.detailsView = new reel.Details({model: self.movie,
collection: self.movies});
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insert the rendered Details view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', self.detailsView);
self.headerView.unselectMenuItems();
}
});
},
browse: function() {
var self = this;
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reload movies collection |
this.movies.fetch({
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success activates on 200 response code |
success: function(collection, response) {
self.moviesView = new reel.MoviesView({collection: self.movies});
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insert the rendered MoviesView view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', self.moviesView);
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make the "browse" menu item "active" |
self.headerView.selectMenuItem("#browse-menu");
},
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error activates on non-200 response code |
error: function(collection, response) {
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display the error response from the server |
reel.utils.showNotice('danger', 'Error',
'Sorry, movie collection cannot be loaded at this time '
+ response.responseText);
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use previous Movies collection |
self.moviesView = new reel.MoviesView({collection: self.movies});
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insert the rendered MoviesView view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', self.moviesView);
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make the "browse" menu item "active" |
self.headerView.selectMenuItem("#browse-menu");
}
});
},
reviews: function(movieId) {
var self = this;
var newReview = new reel.Review({movieId: movieId});
this.reviews = new reel.Reviews({movieId: movieId});
this.reviews.fetch({
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error activates on non-200 response code |
error: function(collection, response) {
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display the error response from the server |
reel.utils.showNotice('danger', 'Error',
'Sorry, reviews collection cannot be loaded at this time '
+ response.responseText);
}
}).always(function () {
self.moviesFetch.always(function () {
self.reviewsView = new reel.ReviewsView({model: newReview,
collection: self.reviews,
movie: self.movies.get(movieId)});
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insert the rendered Reviews view element into the document DOM |
reel.app.showView('#content', self.reviewsView);
self.headerView.unselectMenuItems();
});
});
},
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showView invokes close() on the currentView before replacing it with the new view, in order to avoid memory leaks and ghost views. Note that for composite views (views with subviews), must make sure to close “child” views when the parent is closed. The parent view should keep track of its child views so it can call their respective close() methods when its own close() method is invoked. The beforeClose() method (explained above) of the parent View is a good place to close child Views. |
showView: function(selector, view) {
if (this.currentView) {
this.currentView.close();
}
$(selector).html(view.render().el);
return this.currentView;
}
});
Backbone.View.prototype.close = function () {
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When closing a view, give it a chance to perform its own custom onClose processing, e.g. handle subview closes, then remove the view from the DOM and unbind events from it. Based on approach suggested by D. Bailey (author of Marionette) |
if (this.onClose) {
this.onClose();
}
this.remove();
this.unbind(); // implied by remove() in BB 1.0.0 and later
};
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Load HTML templates for Home, Header, About, Details views, MovieForm, MovieImg Reviewer subviews, and when template loading is complete, instantiate a Backbone router with history. |
reel.utils.loadTemplates(['Home', 'Header', 'About', 'Details', 'ReviewsView',
'MovieForm', 'MovieImg', 'Reviewer'],
function() {
reel.app = new reel.AppRouter();
Backbone.history.start();
});
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The horde project is an umbrella project that supports a lot of Web Hosted services using the Server Scripting powers of PHP. Prior to PHP 4 maintaining state between different sessions of the user / client communications used a series of PHP libraries coined "PHPLib."
In other words, if you've installed PHP4 then you do not need to read this guide. If you need to use php3 you may need to read this guide.
This Guide introduces you to the installation of Horde and PHPLib as distributed as a combined tar ball from http://www.horde.org.
Source File: horde-1.2.0-pre13.tar.gz (available from
http://www.horde.org)
[ref: horde-1.2.0-pre13/docs/INSTALL]
[ref: http://faq.horde.org]
Untar the source files and copy the files from the php directory into a directory that will be used by the server. (Note: This directory does not need to live under your web server's document root, so it's probably safer to put it somewhere outside the reaches of lurking web clients.[horde/doc/PHPLIB)
# cd /usr/src
# tar -zxf /[path-to-file]/horde-1.2.0-pre13.tar.gz
# mv horde-1.2.0-pre13 /var/www/horde
[ref: /var/www/horde/phplib/README]
[ref: /var/www/horde/scripts/database/MYSQL]
Horde is essentially installed and we now need to configure the settings of horde and PHPLib
1. Edit the /var/www/conf/php3.ini file (php.ini in PHP 4) to have the following modifications:
include_path = '.:/var/www/horde/phplib'
auto_prepend_file = /var/www/horde/phplib/prepend.php3
track_vars = on
magic_quotes_gpc = off
2. Edit the File: /var/www/horde/phplib/local.inc
Uncomment the references to SQL functions (this should include class HordeDB extends DB_Sql, function halt($msg), and class HordeCT extends CT_Sql. We make these changes since we have the MySQL database running and will use that server for database use.
The appropriate sections in local.inc should look like the below.
/* To use an SQL database, uncomment and edit the following: */ class HordeDB extends DB_Sql { var $Host = 'localhost'; var $Database = 'horde'; var $User = 'horde'; var $Password = 'hordemgr'; var $Port = ''; function halt($msg) { printf("Database error (HordeDB): %s\n", $msg); } } class HordeCT extends CT_Sql { var $database_class = 'HordeDB'; // Which database class to use... var $database_table = 'active_sessions'; // and find our data in this table. } |
3. Edit the /var/www/horde/phplib/prepend.php3 file to specify the location of the 'libdir'
# The line that reads as # $_PHPLIB["libdir"] = "";
# should be changed to something like the below
$_PHPLIB["libdir"] = "/var/www/horde/phplib/";
4. Configure MySQL with the database that we will use with horde. This may require starting MySQL if we have not yet started it, and using the script provided with the horde distribution to create the database.
# /usr/local/bin/safe_mysqld --user=mysql --log &
# cd /var/www/horde/scripts/database
# /usr/local/bin/mysql -u root -p < mysql_create.sql
5. Now that we have the MySQL tables set up, we can configure /var/www/horde/phplib/local.inc to contain the user/password we will use for MySQL. Note that this information is derived from the mysql_create.sql script.
var $Host = 'localhost';
var $Database = 'horde';
var $User = 'hordemgr';
var $Password = 'hordemgr';
var $Port = '';
Security Note: Since the user/password combination is well known we will need to change the password. For extra security you may want to change the database and user which will require you hand-tuning a number of other php scripts. [ref IMP Security]
To finalise configuration, we modify the apache configuration file.
Edit the file /var/www/conf/httpd.conf to include new settings for horde
Alias /horde/ "/var/www/horde/"
<Directory "/var/www/horde">
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
order allow,deny
allow from all
</Directory>
Force apache to re-read its configuration file
We can now test whether our horde and database access is working correctly by going to the url http://localhost/horde/test.php3
# lynx http://localhost/horde/test.php3
[ lynx displays the following ...]
View phpinfo() screen
PHP Version
* PHP Version: 3.0.16
* PHP Major Version: 3
* PHP Minor Version: 16
* Your PHP3 version is recent. You should not have any problems with
Horde modules, provided that you have applied the patch(es)
described in horde/docs/INSTALL.
PHP Module Capabilities
* IMAP Support: Yes
* LDAP Support: No
* MySQL Support: Yes
* PostgreSQL Support: No
[ ... more stuff cut out ... ]
If the above output shows then php is installed and functioning correctly.
Using the same php script ../horde/test.php3 we can test the PHPLib installation by selecting the "Click here to test PHPLIB for Horde". Selecting the link with lynx will ask for confirmation of cookies (choose YES/All to accept the cookies.) Reload the page displayed below to see the line "Per Session Data: 1" increment.
[ lynx displays the following ...]
Reload this page to see the counters increment.
Go back to the test.php3 page.
View the output of phpinfo().
Per Session Data: 1
If this page works correctly, then you have a correctly configured
HordeSession class. You should be done with PHPLIB setup.
If everything has worked well we now have a functioning installation of horde and PHPLib.
Copyright (c) 2000/1/2 Samiuela LV Taufa. All Rights Reserved.
I reserve the right to be totally incorrect even at the best advice of betters.
You are permitted and encouraged to use this guide for fun or for profit as you see fit. If you republish this work in what-ever form, it would be nice (though not enforceable) to be credited.
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Horde and PHPLib - The foundations for Web based Services |
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[gecode-users] Clockwise constraint
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Mon Jun 2 08:10:10 CEST 2008
I want to make a constraint which represents the order of three values
around a ring.
Eg: if we have a,b,c \in {1,2,3,4} then I want to represent the
constraint:
clockwise(a,b,c) == (a < b < c) or (b < c < a) or (c < a < b)
I can construct this directly using BExprs, but the use of 'or' means
that it doesn't propagate very well. Eg:
BExpr beLessAB = new BExpr(a, IntRelType.IRT_LE, b);
BExpr beLessBC = new BExpr(b, IntRelType.IRT_LE, c);
BExpr beLessCA = new BExpr(c, IntRelType.IRT_LE, a);
BExpr beABC = new BExpr(beLessAB).and(beLessBC);
BExpr beBCA = new BExpr(beLessBC).and(beLessCA);
BExpr beCAB = new BExpr(beLessCA).and(beLessAB);
BExpr clockwise = beABC.or(beBCA).or(beCAB);
Gecode.post(test, clockwise);
Gecode.rel(test, test.a, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 2);
Gecode.rel(test, test.a, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 3);
Gecode.rel(test, test.b, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 1);
Gecode.rel(test, test.b, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 4);
Gecode.rel(test, test.c, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 1);
Gecode.rel(test, test.c, IntRelType.IRT_NE, 4);
Will give a = {1,4}, b = [2..3], c = [2..3] when it should be able to
deduce that b = 2, c = 3. Is there any other way to represent this so
that the propagation works better?
Malcolm
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SON destroys over 5,000 substandard gas cylinders worth N51.3m
by NANThe Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) on Friday destroyed over 5,000 substandard Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders worth N51.3 million.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the cylinders which were imported by different businessmen were destroyed at the SON warehouse in Amuwo Odofin, Lagos.
The destroyed cylinders, commonly referred to as cooking gas, were in sizes of 50kg, 12.5kg, 6kg and 3kg and had branded names such as Anadolugaz, Royaltek, Setro, Repsol and Safic.
The Director-General of SON, Mr Osita Aboloma, said the cylinders were seized by SON during the first quarter of 2019.
Aboloma, represented by Mr Obiora Manafa, Director, Inspectorate and Compliance, said that some of the brand new cylinders failed the agency’s mandatory test while others were not manufactured according to the expected specifications.
He said that some were fairly used cylinders imported from outside Nigeria without authorisation from SON, which made them contraband goods.
“We are here today to destroy all these cylinders because we cannot allow them to get into the market.
“They are threats to safety, they are threats to human lives and property of Nigerians.
“So, because we cannot burn them, we are cutting them and will thereafter send them to steel plants where they will be recycled for manufacturing of other products,” Aboloma said.
He advised importers to always do the right thing by following the procedures set up by SON for LPG cylinder importation into the country.
The director-general also urged Nigerians to purchase only cylinders with SON registration marks in order to safeguard their homes from fire incidents caused by substandard cylinders.


Ezekiel 28:5
By thy great wisdom and by thy traffick hast thou increased thy riches, and thine heart is lifted up because of thy riches:


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Dawn make headlines with his 'Radio Star' appearance + fans react positively to his love for HyunA
by sl278Singer Dawn has definitely made an impact with his most recent appearance on the November 13 episode of 'Radio Star'.
He's recently been making trending headlines for his open and honest discussion of his relationship with popular starlet HyunA. Although he experienced some hardship in the beginning after news of their dating broke out, he is now regaining popularity for his charm and dedication to his girlfriend.
Netizens have been reacting very positively to his appearance on the show and his comments, stating:
"Looking at him, I see that he's really taking responsibility and taking care of her."
"Dawn is so kind and responsible. It's so nice seeing them love each other."
"He's so sensitive and kind compared to his image."
"He has the charm of a foreign star. I like it."
"Please come on to more variety programs. He's a hidden gem."
What do you think?


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 She was dumped for a younger woman after sixteen years of marriage by her cardiologist husband, Dr. Bob Nelson (Donovan). In her Fifth Avenue luxury co-op where she lives, we will regularly see her entering the lobby dressed-up in evening clothes after a night out on the town. She will regularly come across the also divorced doorman-elevator man, Pat (DeVito), but never notice him until this one night when she feels talkative and there is no one for her to talk to but him. He is feeling blue because his wife has kicked him out some time ago, after 25 years of marriage, something he has never gotten over; and, recently his beloved daughter passed away. He also has some heavy gambling debts, but doesn't have the money to settle up with the gangsters he owes the money to. The lonely Judith starts a conversation on the elevator with him and this starts their unlikely friendship. Admittedly, Pat is attracted to her, having more than a friendship in mind with the comely woman. Loneliness seems to be her only reason for making contact with someone she has nothing in common with. Into the mix of this new friendship, you can add the busty nightclub singer at Judith's favorite nightspot, Liz Bailey (Queen Latifah). She becomes her provider of wisdom. Though, she is also divorced and admittedly is no crackerjack in dealing with relationships, yet she seems to be handling her divorce in a more worldly manner than her new friends.
As you might surmise from a mainstream film like this, it wants to pull you along with all the heartaches it can muster from these lonely souls, and it does so, by making use of semi flashbacks and scenes that have a mixture of fantasy and reality to it. We continually hear Judith's bitter thoughts pour out from her, as she tries to get another life for herself. To a lesser degree, this style of filmmaking also works for the less complicated Pat, as his mental grief comes pouring out in spurts. His thoughts are geared to getting all he can out of life, as he tries desperately to just be himself, needing only a little help from family to secure a business and get over his gambling debts.
The film's title, Living Out Loud, is deliberately misleading, as it should really be retitled as "Fantasizing Out Loud." The problem for these two, is that they never found out who they were in their marriage, so when their marriages fell apart, so did they. In other words, they are not living out loud from what is on their mind; they are merely fantasizing what is on their mind.
This therefore becomes a film more intrigued with self-awareness than with relationships and loses its edge as a romantic film. Its brightest hope is how the viewer relates to the film's stars. I didn't, so the film just seemed to drag for me at times and it seemed manipulative, to the bargain. My problem is that I didn't really care what happened to them. Why they were sad and lonely, is a sympathetic enough story, but there was just nothing served up that made me feel that this predictable story had anywhere important to go. The only innovative feature of the film, which did save it from the doldrums, was that we were able to go inside their heads and hear their thinking process at work. The filmmaker has borrowed this guise of introspection from the pages of Chekhov, which works out reasonably well on film, though it is still better served as a device for the reader of books.
At least the film never turns to mush, as its static atmosphere is enhanced mostly by some of the lively nightclub scenes, such as when Liz is belting out her sultry jazz numbers and offering good cheer for advice (trust me, it wasn't on a par to the Biblical Solomon's advice). She mops up the screen with her bosomy and glittering presence and dwarfs the other co-stars when onscreen together.
Fortunately, the story itself was somewhat believable, of the need for the two loners to use each other in a nice way, to find a path in their life to take them out of their doldrums, and to find out who they are. But I couldn't picture them falling in love for even a second and certainly not for a minute, these two were just not compatable.  But come to think of it, she's pretty dull herself.
On a positive note, the self-pity of the two is handled deftly by the director; and, the releases the two find for their tension are very human vices to have: his being gambling and hers drinking too many dry martinis and talking aloud to herself (fantasizing).
 That he turns out to have made a mistake, expecting a married woman at the bar to join him for the kiss, doesn't deter her from not only forgiving him for the mistake but becoming attracted to him, especially when she finds him to be harmless and civil.  Or can they? The fantasy she has of making it with the hunk masseur (Cibrian), who gives her the sex massage she dreams of, are the kind of private thoughts that perhaps more people have than what is commonly thought, but this is certainly not a way to self-discovery and a way out of her situation, though it seems to help her in someway, but the film has really not made it clear how she was helped. Her other big self-discovery about herself, comes when she acts out a fantasy at a lesbian after-hours nightclub.  She will even fantasize for a moment about loving Pat, but the filmmaker has the good sense to keep this part of the romantic story level-headed, as her liking for him is driven only by her desperate situation and not because they are really meant for each other. Their relationship should turn out to be a limited and probably a temporary one, like many such Manhattan relationships that singles and divorcees go through when living alone in a big city.
This bittersweet romance turns out to be too dry for my taste; but, it is, nevertheless, faultlessly told and seems to be sincere in its presentation, and what the heck, they seem to be ok people, and probably merit a tad of sympathy for their plight.
This is the first feature directed by the screenwriter LaGravenese, whose previous work is a mixture of some good ones, some flops and some so-so works (The Fisher King,Unstrung Heroes, A Little Princess,The Bridges of Madison County,The Mirror Has Two Faces, Beloved). His attempt here to make a combination fantasy and a straight romance film, has worked with mixed results. I think the major fault for the film's dullness lies with the co-stars; I couldn't get aroused by Holly Hunter's performance, as intelligent as it was, it was still too plain and too staid. While Danny De Vito, who is a natural comic and is best at being featured as a second-banana, wasn't funny enough here and couldn't be taken seriously enough as a romantic suitor for Holly. I'm not saying that he was completely miscast, he did bring some depth to his character's anguished situation and believability to his role. But someone else, a more romantic leading man, might have given the film a romantic tension to it that it desperately needed. Though I realize the point of the story was that these two weren't really suited for each other in the first place and that this was the odd twist to their non-romance. But my point is, that they could have been not suited for each other all right, but not by such a wide margin as these two were. It made the ending seem logical, that their real need is not to fall in love with each other, but to get their life in order and get an identity of their own. But that was also too predictable an ending, limiting the scope of the film.
REVIEWED ON 10/21/99 GRADE: C
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Let Your Glory Be over All the Earth
TO THE CHOIRMASTER: ACCORDING TO DO NOT DESTROY. A MIKTAM OF DAVID, WHEN HE FLED FROM SAUL, IN THE CAVE.
1 Be merciful to me, O God, be merciful to me,
for in you my soul takes refuge;
in the shadow of your wings I will take refuge,
till the storms of destruction pass by.
2 I cry out to God Most High,
to God who fulfills his purpose for me.
3 He will send from heaven and save me;
he will put to shame him who tramples on me.
Selah
God will send out his steadfast love and his faithfulness!
4 My soul is in the midst of lions;
I lie down amid fiery beasts—
the children of man, whose teeth are spears and arrows,
whose tongues are sharp swords.
5 Be exalted, O God, above the heavens!
Let your glory be over all the earth!
6 They set a net for my steps;
my soul was bowed down.
They dug a pit in my way,
but they have fallen into it themselves.
Selah
7 My heart is steadfast, O God,
my heart is steadfast!
I will sing and make melody!
8 Awake, my glory!
Awake, O harp and lyre!
I will awake the dawn!
9 I will give thanks to you, O Lord, among the peoples;
I will sing praises to you among the nations.
10 For your steadfast love is great to the heavens,
your faithfulness to the clouds.
11 Be exalted, O God, above the heavens!
Let your glory be over all the earth!


Forum: CleanupIssue: DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-SLOT-VARIABLES
References: DEFSTRUCT; CLtL p. 309
Issue DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-KEY-MIXTURE (passed)
Category: CLARIFICATION, CHANGE
Edit History: V1, 11 Oct 1989, Sandra Loosemore
V2, 02 Nov 1989, Sandra Loosemore (update discussion)
Problem Description:
Must the symbols which name DEFSTRUCT slots be bound as lambda
variables by the default keyword constructor function? Normally it
would not matter, but if any of these symbols have been proclaimed
SPECIAL it will affect the dynamic environment in which the slot init
forms are evaluated.
There are three proposals, BOUND, NOT-BOUND, and VISIBLY-BOUND.
Background:
CLtL requires each default slot init form to be evaluated "in the
lexical environment of the DEFSTRUCT form in which it appeared". This
means that the obvious technique of supplying the init forms as the
defaults for the keyword arguments in the lambda list of the
constructor function is incorrect, unless care is taken to avoid
shadowing any variable bindings of the symbols which correspond to
those arguments.
For example, given
(defstruct foo
(a <a-init>)
(b <b-init>)
(c <c-init>))
Generating the constructor as
(defun make-foo (&key (a <a-init>) (b <b-init>) (c <c-init>)) ...)
may not evaluate <b-init> and <c-init> in the correct lexical environment
as specified in CLtL. Proposal VISIBLY-BOUND would change the specification
to make this the correct behavior.
One alternative is to wrap the init forms in closures named with gensyms:
(flet ((#:g1 () <a-init>)
(#:g2 () <b-init>)
(#:g3 () <c-init>))
(defun make-foo (&key (a (#:g1)) (b (#:g2)) (c (#:g3))) ...))
Under proposal BOUND, this would be the correct way to implement the
constructor function.
Another alternative is to make the lambda variables themselves gensyms:
(defun make-foo (&key ((:a #:g4) <a-init>)
((:b #:g5) <b-init>)
((:c #:g6) <c-init>)) ...)
Under proposal NOT-BOUND, this would be the correct way to implement the
constructor function.
(Of course, it's possible that DEFSTRUCT could produce a simplified
expansion in many cases by examining the init forms and/or lexical
environment.)
Issue DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-KEY-MIXTURE implies that BOA constructors
do bind the symbols which name slots as lambda variables, since these
variables can be referenced in the init forms for subsequent
arguments.
Proposal (DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-SLOT-VARIABLES:BOUND):
Clarify that the symbols which name slots must be bound as lambda
variables by the keyword constructor function, in the order in which
the slots are specified in the DEFSTRUCT form. Variables for
inherited slots are bound before variables for explitly specified
slots, in the order in which they were specified in the definition of
the inherited structure. Special bindings of these variables will be
visible during the evaluation of the default init forms for subsequent
slots. The slot default init forms are still evaluated in the
lexical environment in which the DEFSTRUCT form itself appears.
Rationale:
This appears to be closest to the intent of CLtL.
Proposal (DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-SLOT-VARIABLES:NOT-BOUND):
Clarify that the symbols which name slots must *not* be bound as
lambda variables by the keyword constructor function. The slot
default init forms are evaluated in the lexical environment
in which the DEFSTRUCT form itself appears and the dynamic environment
in which the call to the constructor function appears.
Rationale:
This avoids the overhead of creating and invoking closures to compute
the default values of the slots for the default keyword constructor.
Proposal (DEFSTRUCT-CONSTRUCTOR-SLOT-VARIABLES:VISIBLY-BOUND):
Clarify that the symbols which name slots must be bound as lambda
variables by the keyword constructor function, in the order in which
the slots are specified in the DEFSTRUCT form. Variables for
inherited slots are bound before variables for explitly specified
slots, in the order in which they were specified in the definition of
the inherited structure. Special bindings of these variables will be
visible during the evaluation of the default init forms for subsequent
slots.
Remove the requirement that the slot default init forms be evaluated
in the lexical environment in which the DEFSTRUCT form itself appears.
Instead, require that they be evaluated in a lexical environment that
contains bindings for the previous lambda variables of the constructor
function. This applies to both the default keyword constructor function
and BOA constructors.
Rationale:
This alternative corresponds most closely to current practice. It
avoids the overhead of creating and invoking closures to compute the
default values of the slots for both the default keyword constructor
and BOA constructors.
Example/Test Cases:
(defvar x 'global-x)
(let ((y 'local-y))
(defstruct baz (x 'x-init) (y x) (z y)))
(make-baz)
Under proposal BOUND,
slot X is initialized to X-INIT
slot Y is initialized to X-INIT
(since the init form X is evaluated in the dynamic environment
containing the binding to X-INIT)
slot Z is initialized to LOCAL-Y
(since the init form Y is evaluated in the lexical environment in
Under proposal NOT-BOUND,
slot X is initialized to X-INIT
slot Y is initialized to GLOBAL-X
(since the constructor does not rebind the special variable X)
slot Z is initialized to LOCAL-Y
Under proposal VISIBLY-BOUND,
slot X is initialized to X-INIT
slot Y is initialized to X-INIT
(since the special binding of X made by the constructor is visible)
slot Z is initialized to X-INIT
(since the lexical binding of Y made by the constructor is visible)
Current Practice:
Most implementations (including Lucid CL, HPCL-I, KCL, CMU Common Lisp)
appear to implement proposal VISIBLY-BOUND even though it is in conflict
with what is required by CLtL.
Utah Common Lisp currently implements proposal NOT-BOUND.
Cost to implementors:
For proposal BOUND, the cost of implementing the proposal correctly is
fairly small. The cost of implementing it both correctly and efficiently
is potentially much larger.
For proposal NOT-BOUND, the implementation cost is again fairly small,
but it still requires essentially the same work as in proposal BOUND to
handle BOA constructors correctly.
Proposal VISIBLY-BOUND has the least implementation cost, since this
is what most implementations already do and is the least complicated
of the alternatives.
Cost to users:
Adopting any of these proposals would improve the situation faced by
users now.
Users may find proposal VISIBLY-BOUND to be marginally more useful
than the other alternatives since it allows the values of slots to be
referenced in the subsequent default init forms.
Benefits:
An area of confusion in the language is removed.
Discussion:
Loosemore doesn't care much about which of these alternatives we
adopt, but thinks that leaving this unspecified would be a mistake.
Margolin says:
By the way, I prefer this proposal [NOT-BOUND]. I think lexical
environments should be captured (I think we've fixed everything so
that init-forms are always evaluated in the appropriate lexical
environment), but I don't like making the order of slots significant
by allowing init forms to reference other slots. Order of slots is
often constrained by other requirements (such as the :INCLUDE
hierarchy, or using :TYPE to match a pre-existing structure), so they
shouldn't have an effect on the semantics of the structure.
Moon says:
Surely the default constructor function and "BOA constructors" must work
compatibly. Unspecified initforms for optional and keyword arguments in
a "BOA constructor" default from the slot initform rather than NIL, so
"BOA constructors" face the same issue as default constructors.
VISIBLY-BOUND seems semantically wrong.
I would go with BOUND, assuming we can't just get rid of DEFSTRUCT
entirely. I don't care about the supposed efficiency issue, which is
easily gotten around or ignored.
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