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WebDot is a CGI program that converts a graph description from
a .dot file into an image that can be included on a web page.
(As distributed, "Server 1" and "Server 2" are constrained to
be the same host. If anyone wants to run a public WebDot server
they can easily relax this constraint.)
WebDot is written in Tcl using the Tcldot package from
graphviz-tcl.
Where can I get it?
The latest version of WebDot is available from:
http://www.graphviz.org/
What does it need to run?
WebDot requires: graphviz-tcl
and a web server (an httpd) such as Apache.
WebDot has been developed and tested primarily on Fedora systems.
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The demo page lists all of the demo graphs currently
distributed with the graphviz package,
with links to neato or dot layouts, in png, ps, pdf or svgz output formats.
Other formats are available from the png result page.
How do I use it?
There is an online tutorial describing how to use WebDot:
- Basic graph creation
- Basic graph creation - public WebDot server
- Clickable nodes
- Clickable edges
- Embedded SVG graph
- Client-side maps
- Inline SVG graphs
- Graphs in Tclets
- GraphQuest - pan & zoom & client-side maps
Who wrote it?
WebDot was written by John Ellson
and is released under a BSD-style license.
Warnings
It's difficult to find a TCL plugin that works any more,
so the last tutorial page probably won't load for you.


Example of the Web Audio API's integration with the HTML5 <audio> element. See createMediaSourceElement().
createMediaSourceElement()
Support: Chrome 18.0.1025.2 (currently Canary).


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This section explains how to import and store structured financial data with with Quotek SDK.
There are three main time-series formats usable with Quotek SDK functions:
quotek::data::record is the main tick data container. Its purpose is to store raw, real-time data provided by your broker. It has 3 main attributes:
timestamp:
epoch timestamp of the tick (in seconds).value:
value of asset at time ‘timestamp’.spread:
spread offered by broker at time ‘timestamp’.
Note about spread: This attribute is not mandatory to create record objects, so you can work with it only if you have it.
for further infos, please read the quotek::data::record documentation
quotek::data::records is a container of quotek::data::record. It embeddeds an internal vector container and various methods for processing this container.
The scheme displayed below represents the description of the quotek::data::records data structure:
The history container was created to store (open,close,high,low) time-series data, which is the typical data structure returned by financial databases like yahoo! finance, quandl, etc..
If you need to store full history time-series, you can vectorize the class by declaring an std::vector<quotek::data::history>
In order to analyze time-series data, you will often have to use a subset sample or reduce the amount of ticks in the sample. This is why these functions were implemented in Quotek SDK, and they work as follows:
#include <quotek/record.hpp>
int main() {
quotek::data::records r1({4559,4557,4556.2,4558.4});
//we extract the last 2 values of r1:
quotek::data::records r2 = r1.extract( r1.size() -2 , 2 );
//we down-sample r1 to reduce it to only 2 values:
quotek::data::records r3 = r1.down_sample(2,1,"typical");
}
The quotek SDK embedds the Eigen Linear Algebra Library and at this regard, it benefits from the multiple containers usable in Eigen. For more informations, please visit http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox/
Along with time series, text information can be vital to assess market contexts, especially financial news. That’s why the quotek::data::news class was created, and every news datasource class in the SDK uses it to return news content.


Returns a list with the names of the indexed direct slots of CLASS.
(defun rucksack-indexed-slots-for-class (rucksack class)
"Returns a list with the names of the indexed direct slots of CLASS."
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oracles package¶
Submodules¶
oracles.cntnv module¶
Summary¶
Simulate a day’s worth of sales for a newsvendor.
-
class
oracles.cntnv.
CntNV
(fixed_factors={})¶ Bases:
base.Oracle
An oracle that simulates a day’s worth of sales for a newsvendor with a Burr Type XII demand distribution. Returns the profit, after accounting for order costs and salvage.
-
name
¶ name of oracle
- Type
string
- Parameters
fixed_factors (dict) – fixed_factors of the simulation model
See also
-
check_Burr_c
()¶
-
check_Burr_k
()¶
-
check_order_quantity
()¶
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check_purchase_price
()¶
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check_sales_price
()¶
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check_salvage_price
()¶
-
check_simulatable_factors
()¶ Determine if a simulation replication can be run with the given factors.
- Returns
is_simulatable – indicates if oracle specified by factors is simulatable
- Return type
-
replicate
(rng_list)¶ Simulate a single replication for the current oracle factors.
- Parameters
rng_list (list of rng.MRG32k3a objects) – rngs for oracle to use when simulating a replication
- Returns
responses – performance measures of interest “profit” = profit in this scenario “stockout_qty” = amount by which demand exceeded supply “stockout” = was there unmet demand? (Y/N)
- Return type
-
oracles.facilitysizing module¶
Summary¶
Simulate demand at facilities.
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class
oracles.facilitysizing.
FacilitySize
(fixed_factors={})¶ Bases:
base.Oracle
An oracle that simulates a facilitysize problem with a multi-variate normal distribution. Returns the probability of violating demand in each scenario.
-
name
¶ name of oracle
- Type
string
- Parameters
fixed_factors (nested dict) – fixed factors of the simulation model
See also
-
check_capacity
()¶
-
check_cov
()¶
-
check_mean_vec
()¶
-
check_n_fac
()¶
-
check_simulatable_factors
()¶ Determine if a simulation replication can be run with the given factors.
- Returns
is_simulatable – indicates if oracle specified by factors is simulatable
- Return type
-
replicate
(rng_list)¶ Simulate a single replication for the current oracle factors.
- Parameters
rng_list (list of rng.MRG32k3a objects) – rngs for oracle to use when simulating a replication
- Returns
responses (dict) – performance measures of interest “stockout_flag” = a binary variable
0 : all facilities satisfy the demand 1 : at least one of the facilities did not satisfy the demand
”n_fac_stockout” = the number of facilities which cannot satisfy the demand “n_cut” = the number of toal demand which cannot be satisfied
gradients (dict of dicts) – gradient estimates for each response
-
oracles.mm1queue module¶
Summary¶
Simulate a M/M/1 queue.
-
class
oracles.mm1queue.
MM1Queue
(fixed_factors={})¶ Bases:
base.Oracle
An oracle that simulates an M/M/1 queue with an Exponential(lambda) interarrival time distribution and an Exponential(x) service time distribution. Returns
the average sojourn time
the average waiting time
the fraction of customers who wait
for customers after a warmup period.
-
name
¶ name of oracle
- Type
string
- Parameters
fixed_factors (nested dict) – fixed factors of the simulation model
See also
-
check_lambda
()¶
-
check_mu
()¶
-
check_people
()¶
-
check_simulatable_factors
()¶ Determine if a simulation replication can be run with the given factors.
- Returns
is_simulatable – indicates if oracle specified by factors is simulatable
- Return type
-
check_warmup
()¶
-
replicate
(rng_list)¶ Simulate a single replication for the current oracle factors.
- Parameters
rng_list (list of rng.MRG32k3a objects) – rngs for oracle to use when simulating a replication
- Returns
responses (dict) – performance measures of interest “avg_sojourn_time” = average sojourn time “avg_waiting_time” = average waiting time “frac_cust_wait” = fraction of customers who wait
gradients (dict of dicts) – gradient estimates for each response
oracles.rmitd module¶
Summary¶
Simulate a multi-stage revenue management system with inter-temporal dependence
-
class
oracles.rmitd.
RMITD
(fixed_factors={})¶ Bases:
base.Oracle
An oracle that simulates a multi-stage revenue management system with inter-temporal dependence. Returns the total revenue.
-
name
¶ name of oracle
- Type
string
- Parameters
fixed_factors (nested dict) – fixed factors of the simulation model
See also
-
check_cost
()¶
-
check_demand_means
()¶
-
check_gamma_scale
()¶
-
check_gamma_shape
()¶
-
check_initial_inventory
()¶
-
check_prices
()¶
-
check_reservation_qtys
()¶
-
check_simulatable_factors
()¶ Determine if a simulation replication can be run with the given factors.
- Returns
is_simulatable – indicates if oracle specified by factors is simulatable
- Return type
-
check_time_horizon
()¶
-
replicate
(rng_list)¶ Simulate a single replication for the current oracle factors.
- Parameters
rng_list (list of rng.MRG32k3a objects) – rngs for oracle to use when simulating a replication
- Returns
responses (dict) – performance measures of interest “revenue” = total revenue
gradients (dict of dicts) – gradient estimates for each response
-
oracles.sscont module¶
Summary¶
Simulate multiple periods worth of sales for a (s,S) inventory problem with continuous inventory.
-
class
oracles.sscont.
SSCont
(fixed_factors={})¶ Bases:
base.Oracle
An oracle that simulates multiple periods’ worth of sales for a (s,S) inventory problem with continuous inventory, exponentially distributed demand, and poisson distributed lead time. Returns the various types of average costs per period, order rate, stockout rate, fraction of demand met with inventory on hand, average amount backordered given a stockout occured, and average amount ordered given an order occured.
- Parameters
fixed_factors (dict) –
fixed_factors of the simulation model
demand_mean
Mean of exponentially distributed demand in each period (flt)
lead_mean
Mean of Poisson distributed order lead time (flt)
backorder_cost
Cost per unit of demand not met with in-stock inventory (flt)
holding_cost
Holding cost per unit per period (flt)
fixed_cost
Order fixed cost (flt)
variable_cost
Order variable cost per unit (flt)
s
Inventory position threshold for placing order (flt)
S
Max inventory position (flt)
n_days
Number of periods to simulate (int)
warmup
Number of periods as warmup before collecting statistics (int)
See also
-
check_S
()¶
-
check_backorder_cost
()¶
-
check_demand_mean
()¶
-
check_fixed_cost
()¶
-
check_holding_cost
()¶
-
check_lead_mean
()¶
-
check_n_days
()¶
-
check_s
()¶
-
check_simulatable_factors
()¶ Determine if a simulation replication can be run with the given factors.
- Returns
is_simulatable – indicates if oracle specified by factors is simulatable
- Return type
-
check_variable_cost
()¶
-
check_warmup
()¶
-
replicate
(rng_list)¶ Simulate a single replication for the current oracle factors.
- Parameters
rng_list ([list] [rng.mrg32k3a.MRG32k3a]) – rngs for oracle to use when simulating a replication
- Returns
responses – performance measures of interest
avg_backorder_costs
average backorder costs per period
avg_order_costs
average order costs per period
avg_holding_costs
average holding costs per period
on_time_rate
fraction of demand met with stock on hand in store
order_rate
fraction of periods an order was made
stockout_rate
fraction of periods a stockout occured
avg_stockout
mean amount of product backordered given a stockout occured
avg_order
mean amount of product ordered given an order occured
- Return type


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And those that bear the burden (of the rain)
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And those that glide with ease (upon the sea)
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And those who distribute (blessings) by command,
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Lo! that wherewith ye are threatened is indeed true,
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And lo! the judgment will indeed befall.
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By the heaven full of paths,
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Lo! ye, forsooth, are of various opinion (concerning the truth).
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He is made to turn away from it who is (himself) averse.
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Accursed be the conjecturers
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Who are careless in an abyss!
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They ask: When is the Day of Judgment ?
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(It is) the day when they will be tormented at the Fire,
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Lo! those who keep from evil will dwell amid gardens and watersprings,
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Taking that which their Lord giveth them; for lo! aforetime they were doers of good;
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They used to sleep but little of the night,
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And ere the dawning of each day would seek forgiveness,
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And in their wealth the beggar and the outcast had due share.
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And in the earth are portents for those whose faith is sure.
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And (also) in yourselves. Can ye then not see ?
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And in the heaven is your providence and that which ye are promised;
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Hath the story of Abraham's honoured guests reached thee (O Muhammad) ?
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Then he went apart unto his housefolk so that they brought a fatted calf;
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And he set it before them, saying: Will ye not eat ?
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Then his wife came forward, making moan, and smote her face, and cried: A barren old woman!
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They said: Even so saith thy Lord. Lo! He is the Wise, the Knower.
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(Abraham) said: And (afterward) what is your errand, O ye sent (from Allah) ?
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They said: Lo! we are sent unto a guilty folk,
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That we may send upon them stones of clay,
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Marked by thy Lord for (the destruction of) the wanton.
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Then we brought forth such believers as were there.
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But We found there but one house of those surrendered (to Allah).
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And We left behind therein a portent for those who fear a painful doom.
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And in Moses (too, there is a portent) when We sent him unto Pharaoh with clear warrant,
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But he withdrew (confiding) in his might, and said: A wizard or a madman.
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So We seized him and his hosts and flung them in the sea, for he was reprobate.
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And in (the tribe of) A'ad (there is a portent) when we sent the fatal wind against them.
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It spared naught that it reached, but made it (all) as dust.
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And in (the tribe of) Thamud (there is a portent) when it was told them: Take your ease awhile.
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And they were unable to rise up, nor could they help themselves.
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And the folk of Noah aforetime. Lo! they were licentious folk.
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We have built the heaven with might, and We it is Who make the vast extent (thereof).
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I seek no livelihood from them, nor do I ask that they should feed Me.
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The project overview table shows the following properties for each project available to you:
Select one of the available actions for your task. Any user that has no access to a project can request it from the project coordinators using the Request Access link. Once the user has access, this button is not visible to them. Some other buttons may be deactivated according to your current rights (i.e. being a coordinator for that project or not). The available actions are detailed in the following sections.
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If the project is Locked, you can request access by clicking on the dropdown
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A dialog will guide you through the request process. The request will be sent to the project coordinators, who will
eventually grant access to the project. You can submit a short message to the coordinators as well.
Once the coordinator granted you access, you will be notified via email.
If there is no coordinator set yet for that project, you can request to become one yourself.
Please note: If you already have access to the project, this button will not be visible to you.
If you want to become a coordinator of the project, e.g. to alter settings and view project statistics, select
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eventually authorize you as coordinator of the project. You can submit a short message to the administrator as well.
Once you are authorized, you will be notified via email.
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Yesterday I experienced a mix of anger, confusion, sickness, nausea, physical pain, and delerium that I would wish on no one in this world. I am writing this report just as warning to current users of Yopo and future users in hopes that they take this substance correctly and not make the mistake I did.
I had 25 Yopo seeds I obtained from an online shop and decided that I wanted to try using them. I ground all of them up in a coffee grinder at once. I usually do not enjoy snorting any substance so I figured I could mix the powder into some water and mask the taste with some fruit juice. This is where I made my mistake...
After this concoction was finished I took a sip. I shuddered. The taste of these seeds was not bad or even horrible. The best way I could describe the taste is pure evil.  I managed to get maybe half the liquid down before I decided that it was not worth the trauma on my stomach. I poured the rest down the drain and went to my couch. Shortly after I began feeling physical pain in my head, arms, and chest and I began to get extremely nauseated. I layed down on my bed and put on some positive music in hopes that I could fight these terrible feelings. I battled the nausea and body pain lying down on my bed for a good hour with the stench and taste lingering in my senses. I finally managed to get to sleep for a couple hours.
I woke up in the evening with the nausea still present. I got off my bed and started walking and could barely hold myself upright. It was the most intense dizziness I have ever felt and I could not think of a time when my equilebrium was more offset. I got into the bathroom and things around me started turning dark green and I panicked for a good couple minutes. It finally passed and so did the nausea and body sickness that had tortured me for the past hours. I am thankful and honestly surprised that I did not vomit my abdominal cavity out. I cannot even imagine what would have happened if I had drank the entire amount of liquid.
So please, anyone who is considering trying Yopo. DO NOT PUT IT IN LIQUID. Use the insuffalation method. It's tried, and it works. Keep it to that.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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GAME DAY BLOG: Hawaii punches ticket to Mountain West title game with win over San Diego State | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Editor’s Note: This blog will be updated during the game. Bookmark this page and refresh for updates.
9:10 p.m.
Matt Araiza was wide right on a 48-yard field goal attempt with two seconds left, preserving Hawaii’s 14-11 victory over San Diego State.
The Warriors win a share of the West Division title, and will represent the West in the Mountain West championship game on Dec. 7 at Boise.
8:45 p.m.
After trading defensive stands, Hawaii takes over at its 12 leading 14-11 with 5:28 to play.
8:30 p.m.
Quarterback Ryan Agnew scores on a 5-yard scramble/keeper and then spins his way into the end zone for the ensuing two-point conversion to close the Aztecs to 14-11 with 12:58 to play.
8:05 p.m.
Fred Holly takes the handoff from Chevan Cordeiro and sprints around left end for a 11-yard touchdown. The Warriors now lead 14-3 with 5:15 remaining in the third quarter.
7:55 p.m.
Chevan Cordeiro is UH’s QB now.
7:50 p.m.
The Warriors hold, but get the ball back at their 4 — the fourth time they are starting a drive inside the 10.
7:45 p.m.
The Warriors go three-and-out — four, actually, if you count the opening holding penalty — to open the second half.
7:25 p.m.
UH leads 7-3 at the half.
The Warriors will receive the kickoff to open the second half.
7:20 p.m.
The Aztecs close to 7-3 on Matt Araiza’s 27-yard field goal with 18 seconds left in the half.
7:10 p.m.
The Aztecs regain possession when Cole McDonald’s pass deflects off slotback Cedric Byrd and picked off by Luq Barcoo at midfield.
7 p.m.
Another stop for the Warriors. They take over for the third time, leading 7-0 with the ball at the 7 with 4:16 remaining in the first half.
6:45 p.m.
Two SDSU drives, two UH stops.
The Warriors take over at their 2, leading 7-0 with 13:31 left in the first half.
6:40 p.m.
The Warriors take a 7-0 lead into the second quarter.
The Warriors have had the ball only once, but they kept possession for 8 minutes, 30 seconds.
The Aztecs will have a first-and-20 from their 49 when the second quarter begins.
6:22 p.m.
Cole McDonald lofts an 8-yard scoring pass to Jason-Matthew Sharsh in the right corner of the end zone to cap a 15-play, 92-yard drive and give the Warriors a 7-0 lead with 3:43 left in the first quarter.
6:15 p.m.
Hawaii holds, takes over at its 8.
6:05 p.m.
Hawaii wins the toss, elects to defer choice until the second half. SDSU will receive the kickoff to start the game.
And the Warriors are in the all-black uniforms.
Pregame
Can Hawaii run against the Mountain West’s best defense?
Will the Froot Train make an appearance?
Answer coming up in five minutes.
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In the biggest game since joining the Mountain West in 2012, the Warriors play host to San Diego State at Aloha Stadium.
A crowd of about 25,000 is expected.
The Aztecs already have claimed at least a share of the West Division title. But tonight’s winner will get to represent the West in the Dec. 7 Mountain West title game.
The Warriors have one of the nation’s top passing attacks. The Aztecs have one of the best defenses.


When creating a website we bascially use HTML, which stands for HyperText Markup Langauge, CSS, short for Cascade Style Sheet, and Javascript or JS.
ID and Class are selectors that can be added to html elements so they can be acessed using CSS and/or JS.
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You can have as many IDs as you want but its value must be unique to one specific element only.
Here is an example of how to add an ID to an element in HTML:
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Here is how to add a class to an element on HTML:
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Someday, most of us hope to put a little money away in a savings account (assuming those student loans ever go away). Banks hope you do too, so much so that they'll pay you for the privilege of holding onto your money.  Moreover, they keep adding the percentage they pay you back to your total, so that your balance grows a little bit each year. The upshot is that you need to project on a year-by-year basis if you want to track the growth in your savings. This program, interest.py , is an easy way to do it in Python:
trace = 1 # print each year? def calc(principal, interest, years): for y in range(years): principal = principal * (1.00 + (interest / 100.0)) if trace: print y+1, '=> %.2f' % principal return principal
This function just loops through the number of years you pass in, accumulating the principal (your initial deposit plus all the interest added so far) for each year. It assumes that you'll avoid the temptation to withdraw money. Now, suppose we have $65,000 to invest in a 5.5% interest yield account, and want to track how the principal will grow over 10 years. We import and call our compounding function passing in a starting principal, an interest rate, and the number of years we want to project:
% python >>> from interest import calc >>> calc(65000, 5.5, 10) 1 => 68575.00 2 => 72346.63 3 => 76325.69 4 => 80523.60 5 => 84952.40 6 => 89624.78 7 => 94554.15 8 => 99754.62 9 => 105241.13 10 => 111029.39<PHONE_NUMBER>93
and we wind up with $111,029. If we just want to see the final balance, we can set the trace global (module-level) variable in interest to before we call the calc function:
>>> import interest >>> interest.trace = 0 >>> calc(65000, 5.5, 10)<PHONE_NUMBER>93
Naturally, there are many ways to calculate compound interest. For example, the variation of the interest calculator function below adds to the principal explicitly, and prints both the interest earned (earnings) and current balance (principal) as it steps through the years:
def calc(principal, interest, years): interest = interest / 100.0 for y in range(years): earnings = principal * interest principal = principal + earnings if trace: print y+1, '(+%d)' % earnings, '=> %.2f' % principal return principal
We get the same results with this version, but more information:
>>> interest.trace = 1 >>> calc(65000, 5.5, 10) 1 (+3575) => 68575.00 2 (+3771) => 72346.63 3 (+3979) => 76325.69 4 (+4197) => 80523.60 5 (+4428) => 84952.40 6 (+4672) => 89624.78 7 (+4929) => 94554.15 8 (+5200) => 99754.62 9 (+5486) => 105241.13 10 (+5788) => 111029.39<PHONE_NUMBER>93
The last comment on this script is that it may not give you exactly the same numbers as your bank. Bank programs tend to round everything off to the cent on a regular basis. Our program rounds off the numbers to the cent when printing the results (that's what the %.2f does; see Chapter 2 for details), but keeps the full precision afforded by the computer in its intermediate computation (as shown in the last line).
One upon a time, a certain book's coauthor worked at a company without an Internet feed. The system support staff did, however, install a dial-out modem on site, so anyone with a personal Internet account and a little Unix savvy could connect to a shell account and do all their Internet business at work. Dialing out meant using the Kermit file transfer utility.
One drawback with the modem setup was that people wanting to dial out had to keep trying each of 10 possible modems until one was free (dial on one; if it's busy, try another, and so on). Since modems were addressable under Unix using the filename pattern /dev/modem*, and modem locks via /var/spool/locks/LCK*modem*, a simple Python script was enough to check for free modems automatically. The following program, dokermit, uses a list of integers to keep track of which modems are locked, glob.glob to do filename expansion, and os.system to run a kermit command when a free modem has been found:
#!/usr/bin/env python # find a free modem to dial out on import glob, os, string LOCKS = "/var/spool/locks/" locked = [0] * 10 for lockname in glob.glob(LOCKS + "LCK*modem*"): # find locked modems print "Found lock:", lockname locked[string.atoi(lockname[-1])] = 1 # 0..9 at end of name print 'free: ', for i in range(10): # report, dial-out if not locked[i]: print i, print for i in range(10): if not locked[i]: if raw_input("Try %d? " % i) == 'y': os.system("kermit -m hayes -l /dev/modem%d -b 19200 -S" % i) if raw_input("More? ") != 'y': break
By convention, modem lock files have the modem number at the end of their names; we use this hook to build a modem device name in the Kermit command. Notice that this script keeps a list of 10 integer flags to mark which modems are free (1 means locked). The program above works only if there are 10 or fewer modems; if there are more, you'd need to use larger lists and loops, and parse the lock filename, not just look at its last character.
While most of the preceding examples use lists as the primary data structures, dictionaries are in many ways more powerful and fun to use. Their presence as a built-in data type is part of what makes Python high level, which basically means "easy to use for complex tasks." Complementing this rich set of built-in data types is an extensive standard library. One powerful module in this library is the cmd module that provides a class Cmd you can subclass to make simple command-line interpreter. The following example is fairly large, but it's really not that complicated, and illustrates well the power of dictionaries and of reuse of standard modules.
The task at hand is to keep track of names and phone numbers and allow the user to manipulate this list using an interactive interface, with error checking and user-friendly features such as online help. The following example shows the kind of interaction our program allows:
% python rolo.py Monty's Friends: help Documented commands (type help <topic>): ======================================== EOF add find list load save Undocumented commands: ====================== help
We can get help on specific commands:
Monty's Friends: help find # compare with the help_find() method Find an entry (specify a name)
We can manipulate the entries of the Rolodex easily enough:
Monty's Friends: add larry # we can add entries Enter Phone Number for larry: 555-1216 Monty's Friends: add # if the name is not specified... Enter Name: tom # ...the program will ask for it Enter Phone Number for tom: 555-1000 Monty's Friends: list ========================================= larry : 555-1216 tom : 555-1000 ========================================= Monty's Friends: find larry The number for larry is 555-1216. Monty's Friends: save myNames # save our work Monty's Friends: ^D # quit the program (^Z on Windows)
And the nice thing is, when we restart this program, we can recover the saved data:
% python rolo.py # restart Monty's Friends: list # by default, there is no one listed Monty's Friends: load myNames # it only takes this to reload the dir Monty's Friends: list ========================================= larry : 555-1216 tom : 555-1000 =========================================
Most of the interactive interpreter functionality is provided by the Cmd class in the cmd module, which just needs customization to work. Specifically, you need to set the prompt attribute and add some methods that start with do_ and help_. The do_ methods must take a single argument, and the part after the do_ is the name of the command. Once you call the cmdloop() method, the Cmd class does the rest. Read the following code, rolo.py, one method at a time and compare the methods with the previous output:
#!/usr/bin/env python # An interactive rolodex import string, sys, pickle, cmd class Rolodex(cmd.Cmd): def __init__(self): cmd.Cmd.__init__(self) # initialize the base class self.prompt = "Monty's Friends: " # customize the prompt self.people = {} # at first, we know nobody def help_add(self): print "Adds an entry (specify a name)" def do_add(self, name): if name == "": name = raw_input("Enter Name: ") phone = raw_input("Enter Phone Number for "+ name+": ") self.people[name] = phone # add phone number for name def help_find(self): print "Find an entry (specify a name)" def do_find(self, name): if name == "": name = raw_input("Enter Name: ") if self.people.has_key(name): print "The number for %s is %s." % (name, self.people[name]) else: print "We have no record for %s." % (name,) def help_list(self): print "Prints the contents of the directory" def do_list(self, line): names = self.people.keys() # the keys are the names if names == []: return # if there are no names, exit names.sort() # we want them in alphabetic order print '='*41 for name in names: print string.rjust(name, 20), ":", string.ljust(self.people[name], 20) print '='*41 def help_EOF(self): print "Quits the program" def do_EOF(self, line): sys.exit() def help_save(self): print "save the current state of affairs" def do_save(self, filename): if filename == "": filename = raw_input("Enter filename: ") saveFile = open(filename, 'w') pickle.dump(self.people, saveFile) def help_load(self): print "load a directory" def do_load(self, filename): if filename == "": filename = raw_input("Enter filename: ") saveFile = open(filename, 'r') self.people = pickle.load(saveFile) # note that this will override # any existing people directory if __name__ == '__main__': # this way the module can be rolo = Rolodex() # imported by other programs as well rolo.cmdloop()
So, the people instance variable is a simple mapping between names and phone numbers that the add and find commands use. Commands are the methods which start with do_ , and their help is given by the corresponding help_ methods. Finally, the load and save commands use the pickle module, which is explained in more detail in Chapter 10.
This example demonstrates the power of Python that comes from extending existing modules. The cmd module takes care of the prompt, help facility, and parsing of the input. The pickle module does all the loading and saving that can be so difficult in lesser languages. All we had to write were the parts specific to the task at hand. The generic aspect, namely an interactive interpreter, came free.
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ServerName www.smallco.com
ErrorLog /groups/smallco/logs/error_log
TransferLog /groups/smallco/logs/access_log
</VirtualHost>
<VirtualHost www.baygroup.org>
ServerAdmin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>DocumentRoot /groups/baygroup/www
ServerName www.baygroup.org
ErrorLog /groups/baygroup/logs/error_log
TransferLog /groups/baygroup/logs/access_log
</VirtualHost>
This VirtualHost hostnames can also be given as IP addresses.
Almost ANY configuration directive can be put
in the VirtualHost directive, with the exception of
ServerType,
User,
Group,
StartServers,
MaxSpareServers,
MinSpareServers,
MaxRequestsPerChild,
BindAddress,
PidFile,
TypesConfig, and
ServerRoot.
SECURITY: When specifying where to write log files, be aware
of some security risks which are present if anyone other than the
user that starts Apache has write access to the directory where they
are written. See the security
tips document for details.
File Handle/Resource Limits:
When using a large number of Virtual Hosts, Apache may run out of available
file descriptors if each Virtual Host specifies different log files.
The total number of file descriptors used by Apache is one for each distinct
error log file, one for every other log file directive, plus 10-20 for
internal use. Unix operating systems limit the number of file descriptors that
may be used by a process; the limit is typically 64, and may usually be
increased up to a large hard-limit.
Although Apache attempts to increase the limit as required, this
may not work if:
- Your system does not provide the setrlimit() system call.
- The setrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE) call does not function on your system
(such as Solaris 2.3)
- The number of file descriptors required exceeds the hard limit.
- Your system imposes other limits on file descriptors, such as a limit
on stdio streams only using file descriptors below 256. (Solaris 2)
In the event of problems you can:
- Reduce the number of log files; don't specify log files in the VirtualHost
sections, but only log to the main log files.
- If you system falls into 1 or 2 (above), then increase the file descriptor
limit before starting Apache, using a script like
#!/bin/sh
ulimit -S -n 100
exec httpd
The have been reports that Apache may start running out of resources allocated
for the root process. This will exhibit itself as errors in the error log like
"unable to fork". There are two ways you can bump this up:
- Have a
csh
script wrapper around httpd which sets the
"rlimit" to some large number, like 512.
- Edit http_main.c to add calls to setrlimit() from main(), along the lines
of
struct rlimit rlp;
rlp.rlim_cur = rlp.rlim_max = 512;
if (setrlimit(RLIMIT_NPROC, &rlp)) {
fprintf(stderr, "setrlimit(RLIMIT_NPROC) failed.\n");
exit(1);
}
(thanks to "Aaron Gifford<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the patch)
The latter will probably manifest itself in a later version of Apache.
Apache HTTP Server Version 1.3


POST
/orders/debit
12000 Error while creating order.
400 Bad Request
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| initialAmount | Number | All | No | greater then min. authorizing amount in cents and less then 9999999 | 7 | Integer between 1 and 9999999 | 12200 12201 |
| currency | String | All | No | Processing, dependent on payment method and merchant configuration | 3 | Currency code in the range of ISO_4217 | 12202 12203 |
| product | String | All | No | [creditcard, paypal, paydirekt, ratepay-invoice, ratepay-directdebit, ratepay-installment, sofort] | 128 | one of the following: [creditcard, paypal, paydirekt, ratepay-invoice, ratepay-directdebit, ratepay-installment, sofort] | 12256 12257 12602 12603 |
| async | Object | PayPal PayDirekt Sofort | No | Object of type async | 12204 | ||
| async.successUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL and UrlValidator | 12205 12206 |
| async.failureUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL UrlValidator | 12207 12208 |
| async.cancelUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL UrlValidator | 12209 12210 |
| terms | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12213 12214 | |
| privacy | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12215 12216 | |
| description | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12217 | |
| statementDescription | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12218 | |
| basket | Array[item] | RatePay | No | Array of type "item" | 12219 12220 | ||
| item.name | String | All(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12220 12220 | |
| item.articleNumber | String | Yes(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters | 12223 12224 | |
| item.totalPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | greater than min. item total price amount in cents and less than 9999999 | Number between min. item total price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12225 12226 | |
| item.totalPriceWithTax: | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | 12227 12228 | |
| item.tax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 0 and 100 | Number between 0 and 100 | 12229 12230 | |
| item.unitPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12231 12232 | |
| item.unitPriceWithTax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item.unitPrice | Number greater than item unit Price | 12233 12234 | |
| item.quantity | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 1 and 9999999 | Number between 1 and 9999999 | 12235 12236 | |
| customer | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: email | 20 | Unique string representing a customer reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12237 12238 12239 4020 |
| persona | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: birthday and at least phone or mobile | 20 | Unique string representing a persona reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12240 12240 12240 12243 8020 |
| billingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | unique string representing a billing reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12244 12245 | |
| shippingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a shipping Address reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12246 12247 6020 | |
| ipAddress | String | No | No | IPv4 - IPv6 | 255 | String with length of 255 representing a valid ip address according to: InetAddressValidator | 12248 12249 6020 |
| channel | String | No | No | [ MOTO, ECOM ] | 128 | String in range [MOTO, ECOM] | 12250 12251 |
| source | String | No | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12252 | |
| payment | Object | CreditCardRatePaySepa | No | Object of type payment | 12258 12259 | ||
| payment.riskIdentId | String | RatePay ECOM | No | string | {1-80} | String between 1 and 80 characters | 12264 12265 |
| payment.installmentTotalAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12266 12267 | ||
| payment.installmentNumber | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12268 12269 | ||
| payment.installmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing Installment Amount in cents. | 12270 12271 | ||
| payment.lastInstallmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing last Installment Amount in cents. | 12272 12273 | ||
| payment.installmentInterestRate | Float | RatePay Installment | No | Fractional number representing Interest Rate. | 12274 12275 | ||
| payment.paymentFirstDay | Number | RatePay Installment - optional | No | Number greater than 0 | 12276 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| payment.paymentInstrumentId | String | CreditCard, if no credit card payment data provided. RatePay Direct Debit, if no sepa payment data provided. Not mandatory for RatePay Installment (see bank-transfer case). Denied for RatePay Invoice. Denied for PayPal. Denied for PayDirekt. Not mandatory for Sofort. Sepa payment instrument or sepa payment data may be provided. Required for PayPal. | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a payment Instrument Id. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12260 12261 12262 12263 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| merchantPaymentInstrumentId | String | No | Yes | {1 - 255} | Unique string representing a customer merchant generated unique identifier for a payment instrument. | 10205 10206 | |
| payment.cardNumber | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types | {12 - 19} | Mandatory string between 12 and 19 symbols, representing a valid creditcard number | 16000 16001 |
| payment.verification | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types.Not mandatory for maestro. | max. 4 | Mandatory numeric string between 3 and 4 representing a valid creditcard verification number. | 16002 16003 |
| payment.expiryMonth | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', '03', '04', '05', '06', '07', '08', '09', '10', '11', '12'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "12" representing the month in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date. | 16004 16005 |
| payment.expiryYear | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', ..., '99'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "99", representing the year in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date | 16006 16007 |
| payment.expiryMonth AND payment.expiryYear | Validation | CreditCard | No | Expiry Year must be greater than currentYear and Expiry Month must be greater than currentMonth | Valid creditcard expiry date must be greater than current date. | 16008 | |
| payment.cardHolder | String | None | No | {3 - 128} | Mandatory string between 3 and 128 characters containing only letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes and dashes | 16009 16010 | |
| payment.bankName | String | None | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters containging only letters, whitespace and numbers | 16011 | |
| payment.iban | String | Sepa | Yes | 34 | Mandatory string between 22 and 34 characters representing a valid german IBAN (should start with DE) | 16012 16013 Bad value for ' | |
| payment.bic | String | None | No | 8 or 11 | String from 8 or 11 characters representing a valid BIC | 16014 | |
| payment.accountHolder | String | None | No | {4 - 128} | String between 4 and 128 characters representing a valid account holder.May contain letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes, dashes and numbers. | 16016 |
POST
URI: /orders/preauth
Parent Error Code: 12000 Error while creating order.
The HTTP Status is always 400 Bad Request
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| initialAmount | Number | All | No | greater then min. authorizing amount in cents and less then 9999999 | 7 | Integer between 1 and 9999999 | 12200 12201 |
| currency | String | All | No | Processing, dependent on payment method and merchant configuration | 3 | Currency code in the range of ISO_4217 | 12202 12203 |
| product | String | All | No | [creditcard, paypal, paydirekt, ratepay-invoice, ratepay-directdebit, ratepay-installment, sofort] | 128 | one of the following: [creditcard, paypal, paydirekt, ratepay-invoice, ratepay-directdebit, ratepay-installment] | 12256 12257 12602 12603 |
| async | Object | PayPal PayDirekt Sofort | No | Object of type async | 12204 | ||
| async.successUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL and UrlValidator | 12205 12206 |
| async.failureUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL UrlValidator | 12207 12208 |
| async.cancelUrl | String | All | No | Class URL | {6 - 2048} | Mandatory string representing a valid http URL according to: Class URL UrlValidator | 12209 12210 |
| terms | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12213 12214 | |
| privacy | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12215 12216 | |
| description | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12217 | |
| statementDescription | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12218 | |
| basket | Array[item] | RatePay | No | Array of type 'item' | 12219 12220 | ||
| item.name | String | All(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12220 12220 | |
| item.articleNumber | String | Yes(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters | 12223 12224 | |
| item.totalPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | greater than min. item total price amount in cents and less than 9999999 | Number between min. item total price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12225 12226 | |
| item.totalPriceWithTax: | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | 12227 12228 | |
| item.tax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 0 and 100 | Number between 0 and 100 | 12229 12230 | |
| item.unitPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12231 12232 | |
| item.unitPriceWithTax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item.unitPrice | Number greater than item unit Price | 12233 12234 | |
| item.quantity | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 1 and 9999999 | Number between 1 and 9999999 | 12235 12236 | |
| customer | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: email | 20 | Unique string representing a customer reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12237 12238 12239 4020 |
| persona | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: birthday and at least phone or mobile | 20 | Unique string representing a persona reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12240 12240 12240 12243 8020 |
| billingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | unique string representing a shipping reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12244 12245 | |
| shippingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a shipping Address reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12246 12247 6020 | |
| ipAddress | String | No | No | IPv4 - IPv6 | 255 | String with length of 255 representing a valid ip address according to: InetAddressValidator | 12248 12249 6020 |
| channel | String | No | No | [ MOTO, ECOM ] | 128 | String in range [MOTO, ECOM] | 12250 12251 |
| source | String | No | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12252 | |
| payment | Object | CreditCardRatePaySepa | No | Object of type payment | 12258 12259 | ||
| payment.riskIdentId | String | RatePay ECOM | No | string | {1-80} | String between 1 and 80 characters | 12264 12265 |
| payment.installmentTotalAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12266 12267 | ||
| payment.installmentNumber | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12268 12269 | ||
| payment.installmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing Installment Amount in cents. | 12270 12271 | ||
| payment.lastInstallmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing last Installment Amount in cents. | 12272 12273 | ||
| payment.installmentInterestRate | Float | RatePay Installment | No | Fractional number representing Interest Rate. | 12274 12275 | ||
| payment.paymentFirstDay | Number | RatePay Installment - optional | No | Number greater than 0 | 12276 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| payment.paymentInstrumentId | String | CreditCard, if no credit card payment data provided. RatePay Direct Debit, if no sepa payment data provided. Not mandatory for RatePay Installment (see bank-transfer case). Denied for RatePay Invoice. Denied for PayPal. Denied for PayDirekt. Not mandatory for Sofort. Sepa payment instrument or sepa payment data may be provided. Required for PayPal. | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a payment Instrument Id. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12260 12261 12262 12263 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| merchantPaymentInstrumentId | String | No | Yes | {1 - 255} | Unique string representing a customer merchant generated unique identifier for a payment instrument. | 10205 10206 | |
| payment.cardNumber | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types | {12 - 19} | Mandatory string between 12 and 19 symbols, representing a valid creditcard number | 16000 16001 |
| payment.verification | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types.Not mandatory for maestro. | max. 4 | Mandatory numeric string between 3 and 4 representing a valid creditcard verification number. | 16002 16003 |
| payment.expiryMonth | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', '03', '04', '05', '06', '07', '08', '09', '10', '11', '12'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "12" representing the month in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date. | 16004 16005 |
| payment.expiryYear | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', ..., '99'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "99", representing the year in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date | 16006 16007 |
| payment.expiryMonth AND payment.expiryYear | Validation | CreditCard | No | Expiry Year must be greater than currentYear and Expiry Month must be greater than currentMonth | Valid creditcard expiry date must be greater than current date. | 16008 | |
| payment.cardHolder | String | None | No | {3 - 128} | Mandatory string between 3 and 128 characters containing only letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes and dashes | 16009 16010 | |
| payment.bankName | String | None | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters containging only letters, whitespace and numbers | 16011 | |
| payment.iban | String | Sepa | Yes | 34 | Mandatory string between 22 and 34 characters representing a valid german IBAN (should start with DE) | 16012 16013 Bad value for ' | |
| payment.bic | String | None | No | 8 or 11 | String from 8 or 11 characters representing a valid BIC | 16014 | |
| payment.accountHolder | String | None | No | {4 - 128} | String between 4 and 128 characters representing a valid account holder.May contain letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes, dashes and numbers. | 16016 |
POST
URI: /orders/credit
Parent Error Code: 12000 Error while creating order.
The HTTP Status is always 400 Bad Request
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| initialAmount | Number | All | No | greater then min. authorizing amount in cents and less then 9999999 | 7 | Integer between 1 and 9999999 | 12200 12201 |
| currency | String | All | No | Processing, dependent on payment method and merchant configuration | 3 | Currency code in the range of ISO_4217 | 12202 12203 |
| product | String | All | No | [creditcard] | 128 | [creditcard] | 12256 12257 12602 12603 |
| terms | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12213 12214 | |
| privacy | Number | RatePay | No | long | UNIX timestamp in ms | 12215 12216 | |
| description | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12217 | |
| statementDescription | String | None | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12218 | |
| basket | Array[item] | RatePay | No | Array of type 'item' | 12219 12220 | ||
| item.name | String | All(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12220 12220 | |
| item.articleNumber | String | Yes(when basket is present) | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters | 12223 12224 | |
| item.totalPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | greater than min. item total price amount in cents and less than 9999999 | Number between min. item total price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12225 12226 | |
| item.totalPriceWithTax: | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | Number greater than item Total Price in cents | 12227 12228 | |
| item.tax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 0 and 100 | Number between 0 and 100 | 12229 12230 | |
| item.unitPrice | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | Number between min. item unit price amount in cents and 9999999 | 12231 12232 | |
| item.unitPriceWithTax | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number greater than item.unitPrice | Number greater than item unit Price | 12233 12234 | |
| item.quantity | Number | Yes when basket is present | No | Number between 1 and 9999999 | Number between 1 and 9999999 | 12235 12236 | |
| customer | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: email | 20 | Unique string representing a customer reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12237 12238 12239 4020 |
| persona | String | RatePay | Yes | Additional required fields for ratepay: birthday and at least phone or mobile | 20 | Unique string representing a persona reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12240 12240 12240 12243 8020 |
| billingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | unique string representing a billing reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12244 12245 | |
| shippingAddress | String | RatePay | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a shipping Address reference. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12246 12247 6020 | |
| ipAddress | String | No | No | IPv4 - IPv6 | 255 | String with length of 255 representing a valid ip address according to: InetAddressValidator | 12248 12249 6020 |
| channel | String | No | No | [ MOTO, ECOM ] | 128 | The only possible channel is MOTO | 12250 12251 |
| source | String | No | No | {1 - 128} | String between 1 and 128 characters | 12252 | |
| payment | Object | CreditCardRatePaySepa | No | Object of type payment | 12258 12259 | ||
| payment.riskIdentId | String | RatePay ECOM | No | string | {1-80} | String between 1 and 80 characters | 12264 12265 |
| payment.installmentTotalAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12266 12267 | ||
| payment.installmentNumber | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 | 12268 12269 | ||
| payment.installmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing Installment Amount in cents. | 12270 12271 | ||
| payment.lastInstallmentAmount | Number | RatePay Installment | No | Number greater than 0 representing last Installment Amount in cents. | 12272 12273 | ||
| payment.installmentInterestRate | Float | RatePay Installment | No | Fractional number representing Interest Rate. | 12274 12275 | ||
| payment.paymentFirstDay | Number | RatePay Installment - optional | No | Number greater than 0 | 12276 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| payment.paymentInstrumentId | String | CreditCard, if no credit card payment data provided. RatePay Direct Debit, if no sepa payment data provided. Not mandatory for RatePay Installment (see bank-transfer case). Denied for RatePay Invoice. Denied for PayPal. Denied for PayDirekt. Not mandatory for Sofort. Sepa payment instrument or sepa payment data may be provided. Required for PayPal. | Yes | 20 | Unique string representing a payment Instrument Id. May contain numbers, letters, dashes and underscores. | 12260 12261 12262 12263 |
| Field | Data Type | Required for | Unique | Value Range | Length | Expectation | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| merchantPaymentInstrumentId | String | No | Yes | {1 - 255} | Unique string representing a customer merchant generated unique identifier for a payment instrument. | 10205 10206 | |
| payment.cardNumber | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types | {12 - 19} | Mandatory string between 12 and 19 symbols, representing a valid creditcard number | 16000 16001 |
| payment.verification | String | CreditCard | No | Depends on Credit card types.Not mandatory for maestro. | max. 4 | Mandatory numeric string between 3 and 4 representing a valid creditcard verification number. | 16002 16003 |
| payment.expiryMonth | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', '03', '04', '05', '06', '07', '08', '09', '10', '11', '12'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "12" representing the month in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date. | 16004 16005 |
| payment.expiryYear | String | CreditCard | No | ['01', '02', ..., '99'] | 2 | Mandatory numeric string between "01" and "99", representing the year in a valid creditcard expiry date. Must be greater than current date | 16006 16007 |
| payment.expiryMonth AND payment.expiryYear | Validation | CreditCard | No | Expiry Year must be greater than currentYear and Expiry Month must be greater than currentMonth | Valid creditcard expiry date must be greater than current date. | 16008 | |
| payment.cardHolder | String | None | No | {3 - 128} | Mandatory string between 3 and 128 characters containing only letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes and dashes | 16009 16010 | |
| payment.bankName | String | None | No | {1 - 255} | String between 1 and 255 characters containging only letters, whitespace and numbers | 16011 | |
| payment.iban | String | Sepa | Yes | 34 | Mandatory string between 22 and 34 characters representing a valid german IBAN (should start with DE) | 16012 16013 Bad value for ' | |
| payment.bic | String | None | No | 8 or 11 | String from 8 or 11 characters representing a valid BIC | 16014 | |
| payment.accountHolder | String | None | No | {4 - 128} | String between 4 and 128 characters representing a valid account holder.May contain letters, whitespaces, dots, apostrophes, dashes and numbers. | 16016 |


CrimPapers
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On 5 June 2018, 8 new articles were published in 5 journals.
The Social Ecology of White-Collar Crime: Applying Situational Action Theory to White-Collar Offending by Aleksandra Jordanoska
Exploring Pathways Related to Men’s Violence: A Qualitative Exploration of the Relationship Between Violent Men’s Violence and Their Masculinities, Childhood, and Emotions by Peter Martin Jansson
The Self-Perceived Successful Hostage and Crisis Negotiator Profile: A Qualitative Assessment of Negotiator Competencies by Amy Rose Grubb, Sarah J. Brown, Peter Hall, Erica Bowen
Police Liaison Officers At Football: Challenging Orthodoxy Through Communication and Engagement
Report Writing in the Forensic Context: Recurring Problems and the Use of A Checklist to Address Them by Micaiah Zwartz
Right-Wing Terrorism and Out-Group Trust: the Anatomy of A Terrorist Backlash by Øyvind Bugge Solheim
Violence-Producing Dynamics of Fragile States: How State Fragility in Iraq Contributed to the Emergence of Islamic State by S. Yaqub Ibrahimi
To Call Or Not to Call It Terrorism: Public Debate on Ideologically-Motivated Acts of Violence in Finland, 1991–2015 by Leena Malkki, Daniel Sallamaa


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#include <security.h>
Public Attributes | |
| BYTE | securityLevel |
| The security level. | |
| BYTE | sessionMacKey [16] |
| The MAC session key. | |
| BYTE | sessionEncKey [16] |
| The ENC session key. | |
| BYTE | lastMac [8] |
| The last computed mac. | |
| BYTE | keySetVersion |
| The keyset version used in the secure channel. | |
| BYTE | keyIndex |
| The key index used in the secure channel. |
The security information negotiated at mutual_authentication().
The key index used in the secure channel.
The keyset version used in the secure channel.
The last computed mac.
The security level.
The ENC session key.
The MAC session key.


Add a search
You can include a hard-coded search or any saved search from your Splunk instance to your app.
Adding a search manager
Search managers can be embedded in your framework app. Searches are run against your Splunk instance. The data that is returned is available to any view that is bound to the search manager. To include an embedded search manager with a static search query, create a SearchManager with a query defined in the "search"
property:
{% searchmanager id="example-search" search="index=_internal | stats count" %}
Other parameters such as "earliest_time"
, "latest_time"
, etc. can also be set through properties.
Adding a saved search manager
To add a saved search, create a SavedSearchManager. You'll need to provide the name of the saved search in the searchname
property. To bind views to this manager, provide the ID of this SavedSearchManager in the "managerid"
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--- layout: post title: (Excercise 1 - Golang) Numbers statistics- Golang and Ginkgo date: 2014-03-16 10:16:59 UTC updated: 2014-03-16 10:16:59 UTC comments: true category: programming tags: [tdd, bdd, spec, php, phpspec, go, golang, ginkgo] --- {% include JB/setup %}
Your task is to process a sequence of integer numbers to determine the following statistics:
For example: [6, 9, 15, -2, 92, 11]
In first excercise we'll do everything from scratch. First prepare your tools:
First create project directory and cwd to it and install testing framework.
mkdir gobdds
cd gobdds
go get github.com/onsi/ginkgo/ginkgo
go get github.com/onsi/gomega
I'm using Ginkgo as BDD framework and Gomega as matcher (assert) library If You are familiar with Mocha or RSpec then tests written in Ginkgo will be similiar.
To simplify tests all files will be in the same folder (I didin't check yet how to organize code with this technique).
. - your sources gobdds_suite_test.go stats.go stats_test.go
If you check PHP or JS sources with the same excercise you can
realize that naming (calc =
stats etc) is little odd it's because I don't have
enough time to polish these things up, sorry.
Now we can write some tests. First we create bootstrap like in documentation import bddgo, and bdd framework and matcher next we are doing simple describe for each expectation we should collect new result.
In It
function we'll define our first min
calculation
expectations.
package bddgo_test import ( . "github.com/exu/bddgo" . "github.com/onsi/ginkgo" . "github.com/onsi/gomega" ) var _ = Describe("Stats generator", func() { })
We create collect
method which will return
object with min
, max
, avg
,
sum
, count
keys.
Our first task is to calculate minimum value from given input.
Now We're ready for specifing. Inside Describe
function
block insert following code:
var result map[string]int BeforeEach(func() { input := []int{3, 3, 4, 5, 6, 99, -99, 7, 8, 64} result = Collect(input) }) It("collects min information", func() { Expect(result["min"]).To(Equal(-99)) })
ginkgo
you can run it with standard go test
command
Ginkgo should fail with message:
./stats_test.go:30: undefined: Collect
It("collects max information", func() { Expect(result["max"]).To(Equal(99)) }) It("collects avg information", func() { Expect(result["avg"]).To(Equal(10)) }) It("collects len information", func() { Expect(result["len"]).To(Equal(10)) }) It("collects sum information", func() { Expect(result["sum"]).To(Equal(100)) })
Now our spec is ready - it'll be our library documentation - we can start writing code.
Remember to run ginkgo
after each change.
package bddgo func Collect(arr []int) map[string]int { out := make(map[string]int) min := arr[0] for _, v := range arr { if v < min { min = v } } out["min"] = min return out }
Run ginkgo, you'll receive error messages about expected and current result.
$ ginkgo collects max information [It] (/home/exu/go/src/github.com/exu/bddgo/stats_test.go:38) Expected <int>: 0 to equal <int>: 99
It looks like first test passed. Now it's time to implement rest
You can do it in little steps one by one, after each
run ginkgo
to check if you don't brake something
in other tests. (You can run it with -watch
- Ginkgo will watch
your suite and run tests automatically on code change)
Whole library looks like this one below:
package bddgo func Collect(arr []int) map[string]int { out := make(map[string]int) min, max, sum, count := arr[0], arr[0], 0, len(arr) for _, v := range arr { if v < min { min = v } if v > max { max = v } sum += v } out["min"] = min out["len"] = count out["avg"] = sum / count out["max"] = max out["sum"] = max return out }
Run
❯ ginkgo Running Suite: Bddgo Suite ========================== Random Seed:<PHONE_NUMBER> Will run 5 of 5 specs •••••••••••••••••• Ran 5 of 5 Specs in 0.004 seconds SUCCESS! -- 5 Passed | 0 Failed | 0 Pending | 0 Skipped PASS Ginkgo ran in 4.06565762s Test Suite Passed
Now all tests should go green :D
You can compare Golang and Ginkgo BDD technique with other in the same excercise


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| Files analyzed: | 488 Files | |
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| Files skipped: | 31 Files | |
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| Analysis Release Description: | Product version 6.3.0 KB update 90, custom codeprints modified July 08, 2013 11:21 AM | |
| Analyzed From Host: | kiowa.blackducksoftware.com | |
| Analyzed By: | bds-protexip<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Analyzed With OS: | Linux | |
| Analyzed With Locale: | en- | |
| Analyzed With Options: | File Matches - | Yes |
| Snippet Matches - | Yes | |
| Snippet Match Sensitivity - | 8 - Default | |
| Java Import Statements - | Yes | |
| Java Package Statements - | Yes | |
| Binary Dependencies - | Yes | |
| String Searches - | Yes | |
| Allow wild cards (*) in string search queries - | Yes | |
| Allow regular expression search queries - | No | |
| Decompress Compressed Files - | Yes | |
| Reduce Discoveries on Identified Files After Scan - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Codeprinted Components - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Components With Best Matching Source Path - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Components Released On or After - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Top Component Matches - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Existing Identifications - | No | |
| Keep Only Discoveries To Maven Artifacts - | No | |
| Expand Archive Files - | No | |
| Enable Multi-User File Comparison - | Yes | |
| Store non-precision matches - | No | |
| Enable Rapid Identification - | No |
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| src/main/java/com/blackduck/proserv/report/util/POIUtil.java | WARN | Could not recognize 6 bytes as UTF-8 encoded characters. |
| src/main/resources/webreport/js/charts.js | WARN | Could not recognize 2 bytes as UTF-8 encoded characters. |
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