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226 • Applicants for Intervention
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The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, in its own right and Dan Madrano, Lloyd Tounwin and Andrew Dunlap on relation of the Caddo Tribe of Indians and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma each on behalf of others similarly situated and on behalf of the Caddo Tribe and various bands and groups of each of them Comprising the Caddo Tribe and Nation • The Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana
Opinion of the Commission
Order Granting Motion to Intervene
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8
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322
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The Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma, et al.
Order Denying Motion for Rehearing to Amend Finding and Final Award
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10
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228
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Gila River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Additional Findings of Fact
Interlocutory Order
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11
17
21
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173-A • 123 Intervenors
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The Cherokee Nation • The Cherokee Freedmen and Cherokee Freedman’s Association
Opinion of the Commission
Additional Findings of Fact
Final Award
Order Amending Opinion and Findings of Fact, and Amended Final Award
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23
30
33
34-a
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226 • Intervenors • Applicants for
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The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, in its own right and Dan Madrano, Lloyd Tounwin and Andrew Dunlap on relation of the Caddo Tribe of Indians and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma each on behalf of others similarly situated and on behalf of the Caddo Tribe and various bands and groups of each of them comprising the Caddo Tribe and Nation • The Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana • The Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma and bands and groups of Indians which have been or which are affiliated with the Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma, including but not limited to the Wichita, Wacos, Keechis, and Towaconies
Order Granting Motion to Intervene
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35
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354 • 355 • 356
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Pueblo of San Ildefonso • Pueblo of Santo Domingo • Pueblo of Santa Clara
Order
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37
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87-A
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The Northern Paiute Nation, et al.
Opinion on Motion for Interlocutory Order as to Dates of Establishment of Pyramid Lake Reservation and Walker River Reservation
Order Fixing Dates of Establishment of the Pyramid Lake Reservation and the Walker River Reservation
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39
45
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294
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The Skagit Tribe of Indians, also known as the lower Skagit Tribe of Indians, also known as the Whidbey Island Skagits
Order Allowing Attorneys’ Fee
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46
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74 • 332-C
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The Sioux Nation, et al. • The Yankton Sioux Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Order Denying Motion for Rehearing
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58
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13-G (Consolidated with) 15-E, 18-M, 27-B, 29-C, 40-F, 64, 89, 120, 130, 252, 335, 338 • 13-E (Consolidated with) 18-L, 27-E, 29-D, 89, 133-A, 139, 202, 302, 341-C • 13-F (Consolidated with) 15-I, 18-K, 27, 29-G, 64-A, 89, 133-C, 141, 308, 341-D • 15-N (Consolidated with) 29-L, 128, 314-B, 254, 124-B • 59 (Consolidated with) 18-J, 29-E, 133-B, 140 • 216 (Consolidated with) 13-K, 15-L, 18-P, 29-I, 40-I • 315 (Consolidated with) 313, 314-A, 306, 311, 15-D, 15-P, 254, 124-H, 29-B, 29-N • 13-G, 13-E, 13-F, 15-N, 59, 216, 315
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James Strong, et al. • James Strong, et al., (Chippewa) • James Strong, et al., (Chippewa) • Pottawatomi Nation, et al. • Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan, et al. • Citizen Band of Potawatomi, et al. • The Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Order Denying Defendant’s Motion to Consolidate and Motions for Severance
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59
72
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226 • Intervenors • Second Intervenors • Applicants for Intervention
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The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, in its own right and Dan Madrano, Lloyd Tounwin and Andrew Dunlap on relation of the Caddo Tribe of Indians and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma each on behalf of others similarly situated on behalf of the Caddo Tribe and various bands and groups of each of them comprising the Caddo Tribe and Nation • The Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana • The Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma and bands and groups which have been or which are affiliated with the Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma, including but not limited to the Wichita, Wacos, Keechis and Towaconies • The Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa Tribe and the Texas Lipan Tribe and the Texas Karankawa Tribe
Order Granting Motion to Intervene
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74
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294
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The Skagit Tribe of Indians, also known as the Lower Skagit Tribe of Indians, also known as the Whidbey Island Skagits
Order Granting Attorneys’ Reimbursable Expenses
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76
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74
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The Sioux Nation, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Order Granting Leave to Amend Petition
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79
87
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226 • Intervenors • Second Intervenors • Third Intervenors
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The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, in its own right and Dan Madrano, Lloyd Tounwin and Andrew Dunlap on relation of the Caddo Tribe of Indians and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma each on behalf of others similarly situated and on behalf of the Caddo Tribe and various bands and groups of each of them comprising the Caddo Tribe and Nation. • The Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana • The Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma and bands and groups which have been or which are affiliated with the Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma, including but not limited to the Wichita, Waco, Keechis and Towaconies • Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa Tribe and the Texas Lipan Tribe and the Texas Karankawa Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Order Denying Motion to Intervene
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92
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18-E, 58
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Bay Mills Indian Community, Sault Ste. Marie, Arthur Lawrence LaBlanc, Daniel Edwards and John L. Boucher, and Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan, et al.
Order Denying in Part and Granting in Part Plaintiffs’ Motion to Amend Decision of Commission
Amended Final Award
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94
97
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305
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The Ottawa Tribe and Guy Jennison, Bronson Edwards and Gene Jennison, as representatives of the Ottawa Tribe
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Interlocutory Order
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98
115
131
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187
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John Billum, for himself and as representative of the other Natives of Chitina, Alaska
Order Granting Motion to Dismiss Claim
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133
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200
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Natives of Tatitlek Village, Alaska
Order Granting Motion to Dismiss Claim
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134
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370
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Natives of Palmer, Alaska, by and through William Ezi, Chief of the Native Village
Order Granting Motion to Dismiss Claim
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135
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226 • Intervenors • Second Intervenors • Second Intervenors • Third Intervenors
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The Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma, in its own right and Dan Mandrano, Lloyd Tounwin and Andrew Dunlap on relation of the Caddo Tribe of Indians and the Caddo Tribe of Oklahoma each on behalf of the Caddo similarly situated and on behalf of the Caddo Tribe and various bands and groups of each of them Comprising the Caddo Tribe and Nation • The Alabama-Coushatta Indians of Texas and the Coushatta Indians of Louisiana • The Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma and bands and groups which have been or which are affiliated with the Wichita Indian Tribe of Oklahoma, including but not limited to the Wichita, Wacos, Keechis and Towaconies. • Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa Tribe and the Texas Lipan Tribe and the Texas Karankawa Tribe
Order Denying Motion of the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma and the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas to Intervene
Order Denying Motion of the Delaware Tribe of Indians of Western Oklahoma to Intervene
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136
138
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284
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The Native Village of Gambell, in its own right and as representative or successor to the St. Lawrence Island Eskimos; Ben Booshu and John Apangalook as representative of the St. Lawrence Island Eskimos
Order Granting Motion to Dismiss Claim
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140
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247
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The Seminole Nation
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
Final Order of Dismissal
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141
157
175
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352 • 369
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Aleut Community of St. Paul Island • Aleut Tribe, et al.
Opinion on Motions to Dismiss
Order Granting Motions to Dismiss Claims
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177
186
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71, 128, 146, 216, 217, 306, 308, 309, 310, 311, 338 • 15-C, D, E, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R • 29-A, B, C, D, E, G, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P • 29-D, E, J, K
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Citizen Band of Potawatomi Indians of Oklahoma, et al. • Pottawatomie Tribe of Indians, the Prairie Band of Pottawatomie Indians, et al. • Hannahville Indian Community, et al.
Opinion of the Commission
Findings of Fact
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187
252
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29-D, E, J, K
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Hannahville Indian Community, Wilson, Michigan, Forest County Potawatomi Community, Crandon, Wisconsin, Potawatomi Tribe or Nation of Indians, et al.
Order Denying Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss the Petitions in Docket Nos. 29-D and 29-E and for other purposes
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325
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175
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The Nez Perce Tribe of Indians
Findings of Fact on Award of Attorneys’ Fee
Order Allowing Attorneys’ Fee
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473
484
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22-C • Intervenors • Second Applicant for Intervention
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The Lipan Apache Tribe, the Mescalero Apache Tribe, et al. • The Pueblo De San Antonio De La Ysleta Del Sur, and the Piros, Mansos and the Sumas Tribes, and the Pueblo of the Tigua Indian Community • The Tonkawa Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, amalgamated with and successors in interest to the Texas Tonkawa Tribe and the Texas Lipan Tribe, and the Texas Karankawa Tribe
Order Granting Part and Denying Part of Motion of Second Applicant to Intervene
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485
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Class UserProvider
The implementation of the UserProviderInterface to work with the CRUDlex API.
- CRUDlex\UserProvider implements Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserProviderInterface
protected
string[]
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protected
string[]
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loadUserRolesViaManyToMany( Entity $user )
Loads the roles of an user via a many-to-many relationship |
public
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#
__construct( CRUDlex\AbstractData $userData, string|CRUDlex\AbstractData $userRoleIdentifier = 'roles', string $usernameField = 'username', string $passwordField = 'password', string $saltField = 'salt' )
Constructor for data structures connecting users and roles via a many-to-many relationship on the user. |
public
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#
loadUserByUsername( string $username )
Loads and returns an user by username. Throws an UsernameNotFoundException on not existing username. |
public
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#
refreshUser( Symfony\Component\Security\Core\User\UserInterface $user )
Reloads and returns the given user. Throws an UsernameNotFoundException if the user ceased to exist meanwhile. |
public
boolean
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#
supportsClass( string $class )
Tests whether the given user class is supported by this UserProvider. |
protected
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$usernameField
The Entity fieldname of the username. |
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protected
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$passwordField
The fieldname of the password (hash). |
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protected
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$saltField
The fieldname of the password hash salt. |
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protected
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$userData
Holds the AbstractData instance to grab the user data from. |
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protected
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$userRoleData
Holds the AbstractData instance or the field of the many-to-many relationship to grab the user role data from. |
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protected
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$userRoleIdentifier
Holds the AbstractData instance or the field of the many-to-many relationship to grab the user role data from. |


Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Marked ticket #1395 as a dupe.
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Greg Hurrell
No, there are no plans to update the old 3.4 series to address this issue.
A total rewrite was done in the 3.5 series precisely to work around a compatibility problem between Garbage Collected applications and the System Preferences on Leopard.  So having done all that work to convert Synergy into a standalone application, I don't have any plans on going back to make changes to an older version.
So your options here are moving to the 3.5 or 4.0 series, or putting up with the mode changes when you need to manipulate the preferences.
As an aside, I'm not actually sure what would need to be done nor what's happening. Possibly because I am on one of the first Intel iMacs, which I guess always runs in 32-bit mode, so I've never seen this "change to 32-bit mode" that you mention although I have seen mentions of something that sound suspiciously like it on the forums.
3.4 is a Universal Binary with PowerPC an Intel native code in it (32-bit both of them), so I guess what would be needed would be architecure, 64-bit Intel, as well. Would swell the binary size a bit, and I don't think I can actually test it on this machine.
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Greg Hurrell
Status changed:
- From: new
- To: closed
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Greg Hurrell
Summary changed:
- From: snow leopard
- To: Have to switch to 32-bit mode in Snow Leopard System Preferences
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Download link https://git-scm.com/downloads
Ensure that you have the git submenulogin to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
using your configured username and password
From Right click submenu ... Open Git Bash
Commands
git config --global user.name "Your username"
git config --global user.email "Your Email"
git config --global user.name "Abdulsalam"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>create a working copy of a remote repository by running the command
git clone {SSH or HTTP URL}
You can get the URL from the project page at gitlab
git@SC-172-20-150-136.RegionOne.stc.corp:developers2/stc_bms_process_stream.git
git@<IP_ADDRESS>:developers/test_project.git
http://<IP_ADDRESS>/developers/test_project.git
When you run git clone, the following actions occur:
A new folder called repo is made
It is initialized as a Git repository
A remote named origin is created, pointing to the URL you cloned from
All of the repository's files and commits are downloaded there
The default branch (usually called master) is checked out


Define two stylesheets, using the rel attribute to mark one as alternate
<link href="../styles/basic.css" rel="alternate stylesheet" type="text/css" id="basic">
<link href="../styles/styles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" id="default">
Now styles.css will be the active stylesheet, and basic.css will sit in the background waiting to be activated. To activate it, simply switch which stylesheet is marked as the alternate.
<link href="../styles/basic.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" id="basic">
<link href="../styles/styles.css" rel="alternate stylesheet" type="text/css" id="default">
We can, of course, use JavaScript to perform this switch.
Create a button, and define an onclick method for it in a JavaScript file:
window.onload = () => {
const appearanceButton = document.getElementById('appearanceAction');
appearanceButton.onclick = () => {
const defaults = document.getElementById('default');
const basic = document.getElementById('basic');
disableStylesheet(defaults);
enableStylesheet(basic);
}
}
function enableStylesheet (node) {
node.rel = 'stylesheet';
}
function disableStylesheet (node) {
node.rel = 'alternate stylesheet';
}
When the user clicks on the button, the default (style.css) stylesheet will be deactivated and the basic stylesheet will be activated.
Note: Don't name a variable default. It is a reserved word. A simple workaround would be to call it defaults. This is what I have done in the code shown above.
const defaults = document...


GSLP(1) Ghostscript GSLP(1) NAME gslp - Format and print text using ghostscript gsbj - Format and print text for BubbleJet printer using ghostscript gsdj - Format and print text for DeskJet printer using ghostscript gsdj500 - Format and print text for DeskJet 500 BubbleJet using ghost‐ script gslj - Format and print text for LaserJet printer using ghostscript SYNOPSIS gslp -12BclqRr -b<header> -f<font> -F<hfont> -L<lines> -p<outfile> -T<n> --add-to-space <units> --add-to-width <units> --columns <n> --detect --first-page <n> --kern <file.afm> --last-page <n> --(heading|foot‐ ing)-(left|center|right) <string> --margin-(top|bot‐ tom|left|right) <inches> --no-eject-(file|formfeed) --spacing <n> [gs options] [files] gsbj [options] [files] gsdj [options] [files] gsdj500 [options] [files] gslj [options] [files] DESCRIPTION This utility provides functionality approximately equivalent to the Unix enscript(1) program. It prints plain text files using a single font. It currently handles tabs and formfeeds, but not backspaces. It will line- wrap when using fixed-pitch fonts. It will also do kerning and width adjustment. The default device (-sDEVICE=) and resolution (-r) are as follows: gslp epson 180 gsbj bj10e 180 gsdj deskjet 300 gsdj500 djet500 300 gslj laserjet 300 By default the current date is formatted as the center header. OPTIONS Standard switches implemented: -12BclqRr -b<header> -f<font> -F<hfont> -L<lines> -p<outfile> Sun switches implemented: -T<n> set tab width Switches ignored: -GghKkmow -# -C -d -J -n -P -S -s -t -v Switches added: --add-to-space <units> add the given number of 1/72" units to the width of each space (may be negative) --add-to-width <units> add the given number of 1/72" units to the width of each character (may be negative) --columns <n> print in <n> columns --detect treat the file as PostScript if it starts with %! --first-page <n> start printing at page <n> --kern <file.afm> kern using information from the given .AFM file --last-page <n> stop printing after page <n> --(heading|footing)-(left|center|right) <string> set the heading/footing fields; use -B first to clear --margin-(top|bottom|left|right) <inches> set a margin --no-eject-(file|formfeed) end-of-file/FF only starts a new column, not a new sheet --spacing <n> use double (n=2), triple (n=3), etc. spacing Also, the string %# in a heading or footing is replaced with the page #. SEE ALSO gs(1) VERSION This document was last revised for Ghostscript version 9.05. AUTHOR Artifex Software, Inc. are the primary maintainers of Ghostscript. This manpage by George Ferguson. 9.05 8 February 2012 GSLP(1)


FramView.Pas
The TFrameViewer component can display one or more HTML documents in a window subdivided into frames. If only single documents are desired, use the THtmlViewer component to save overhead.
See Also:


"Hello Madam. I am Sherlock Holmes. You might have heard of me. I am looking for a place to stay with my friend Dr. Watson. I believe the room on the first floor is vacant?"
"What makes you say so?"
"It's elementary Madam. I detected a slight shortness of breath and noticed a few beads of perspiration on your forehead, no doubt caused by exertion as you quickly came down a flight of stairs to answer my knock.  Surely you wouldn't be dusting an occupied room? Now would you Madam? It's been vacant for now what 3 months is it?"
"Dusting while wearing my bonnet?  But how can you.."
" It's quite evident from the un-received letters in the mailbox. The previous occupier did not even care to collect his belongings?"
"He asked me to burn them.But tell me Mr Holmes did you miss the 'All rooms occupied' sign on the door?"
" Ah! But I am sure you can make some adjustments? I need very little space just to rest my back a little when I am not shooting at doors or smoking pipe or poisoning stray animals. Would you like to have me as your tenant Ms.."
"I'm sorry but that would be no"
Well would you like to have me as your tenant Ms no? And there is no need to be sorry about your name.


Don't talk to strangers, keep away from the danger
Don't talk to strangers who smile
Keep away from the danger all the time, you just keep away
Just keep away
Red lights are flashing, there's been a misunderstanding
I'm Bruised and broke and bandaged
Through drinking all that brandy
I was, under the table but I came back for more
Gotta hit that bottle but my head hit the floor
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Stranger, danger, don't you talk
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Danger, danger, don't talk keep away
Red lights still flashing
People all still dancing in my head
I've done with thinking, about what to do
Another bout of drinking
Just one before I'm through
I was just raising hell I wasn't doing no harm
The cops could not appreciate my natural charm
I'm a
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Stranger, danger, don't you talk, don't talk
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Danger, danger, don't talk keep away
Don't talk to strangers
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Stranger, danger, don't you talk, don't talk
Danger, danger , don't talk to strangers
Danger, danger , don't talk keep away
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Stranger, danger, don't you talk, don't you talk
Danger, danger, don't talk to strangers
Danger, danger
Don't you go talking to no stranger in this town


Deployment Configuration File and Properties |
Deployment Configuration File and Properties includes the following topics:
The deployment.properties
file is used for storing and retrieving
deployment configuration properties in the Java Control Panel. They are also used for customizing
runtime behavior for both Java Plug-in and Java Web Start.
There is always a User-Level deployment.properties
file. Its location,
which is non-configurable, is described below. There may also be an (optional)
System-Level deployment.properties
file. If it exists, its location
is determined by a System Administrator through the deployment.config
file as described below.
(deployment.properties)
The User-Level deployment.properties
file is located as follows:
Operating System LocationWindows <User Application Data Folder>\Sun\Java\Deployment\deployment.properties
Unix ${user.home}/.java/deployment/deployment.properties
(${user.home}
is typically home/<username>
.)
For user jsmith
running on Windows 2000/XP, the deployment.properties
file would be located as follows:
C:\Documents and Settings\jsmith\Application Data\Sun\Java\Deployment\deployment.properties
For user bjones
running on Unix, the deployment.properties
file would be located as follows:
/home/bjones/.java/deployment/deployment.properties
The deployment.config
file is used for specifying the System-Level
deployment.properties
in the infrastructure. By default no deployment.config
file exists; thus, no system-wide deployment.properties
file exists.
If deployment.config
exists, it is located either here
Operating System LocationWindows <Windows Directory>\Sun\Java\Deployment\deployment.config
Unix /etc/.java/deployment/deployment.config
or here
Operating System LocationWindows ${deployment.java.home}\lib\deployment.config
Unix ${deployment.java.home}/lib/deployment.config
(${deployment.java.home}
is the location of the jre from which
the deployment products are run. Deployment products include Java Web Start,
Java Plug-in, Java Control Panel ...)
deployment.config
(if it exists) contains two properties: deployment.system.config
and deployment.system.config.mandatory
.
deployment.system.config
is the URL to the system (enterprise-wide)
deployment.properties
file. It can be used by system administrators
to centrally administrate or "lock-down" user-specific configuration
settings.
deployment.system.config.mandatory
is a boolean. The default is
false
. If false
, there will be an attempt to load
the deployment.properties
file pointed to by the deployment.system.config
URL. If the URL can be found and loaded, it will be used. If true
,
there will likewise be an attempt to load the system deployment.properties
file pointed to by the deployment.system.config
URL. If the URL
can be found and loaded, it will be used; but if it cannot be found or loaded,
then nothing will be allowed to run.
Deployment Configuration PropertiesThe following table describes the properties that can be set in the deployment.properties
file.
NoteAny system deployment property, say |
Property
Key |
Type |
Default
Value |
Description |
Infrastructure |
|||
| deployment.user.cachedir |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "cache" |
User-level cache directory. |
| deployment.system.cachedir |
String | null | System-level cache directory. |
| deployment.user.logdir | String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "log" | User-level log directory. |
| deployment.user.tmp |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "tmp"; |
Temporary user directory. |
Certificate
stores and policy files |
|||
| deployment.user.security.policy |
String | "file://$USER_HOME/security/java.policy" | User-level security policy file. The protocol of URL is either file, HTTP, or HTTPS. |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.cacerts |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.cacerts"; | User-level Root CA certificate store. |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.jssecacerts |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.jssecacerts" | User-level JSSE CA certificate store. |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.certs |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.certs" | User-level Trusted signer certificate store. |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.jssecerts |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.jssecerts"; | User-level Trusted JSSE certificate store. |
| deployment.user.security.trusted.clientauthcerts |
String | "$USER_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.clientcerts" | User-level Client Authentication certificate store. |
| deployment.system.security.policy |
String | null | System-level security policy file. The protocol of URL is either file, HTTP, or HTTPS. |
| deployment.system.security.cacerts |
String | "$JAVA_HOME" + File.separator + "lib" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "cacerts" | System-level Root CA certificate store. |
| deployment.system.security.jssecacerts |
String | "$JAVA_HOME" + File.separator + "lib" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "jssecacerts"; | System-level JSSE CA certificate store. |
| deployment.system.security.trusted.certs |
String | "$SYSTEM_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.certs" | System-level Signer certificate store. |
| deployment.system.security.trusted.jssecerts |
String | "$SYSTEM_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.jssecerts" | System-level JSSE certificate store. |
| deployment.system.security.trusted.clientauthcerts |
String | "$SYSTEM_HOME" + File.separator + "security" + File.separator + "trusted.clientcerts" | System-level Client Authentication certificate store. |
Security
Access And Control settings |
|||
| deployment.security.askgrantdialog.show |
String | true | Must be "true" if the user is allowed to grant permissions at all. |
| deployment.security.askgrantdialog.notinca |
String | true | Must be "true" if the user is allowed to grant permissions to certificates that are not issued by a CA in the Root/JSSE CA certificate store. |
| deployment.security.notinca.warning |
String | true | Must be "true" for certificate dialog to show not-in-root-ca warning. |
| deployment.security.expired.warning |
String | true | Must be "true" for certificate dialog to show certificate-expired warning. |
| deployment.security.jsse.hostmismatch.warning |
String | true | Must be "true" for JSSE HTTPS certificate verification to show host-mismatch warning. |
| deployment.security.trusted.policy |
String | "" | Policy file contains the ceiling policy of permissions granted to trusted
applications and applets. By default this is all permissions, but by using
this configuration setting, a user or enterprise can configure a lesser
set of permissions. |
| deployment.security.sandbox.awtwarningwindow |
String | true | "true" if the sandbox has awtShowWindowWithoutWarning. |
| deployment.security.sandbox.jnlp.enhanced |
String | true | Must be "true" for the user to see and accept JNLP api security dialogs. |
| deployment.security.authenticator |
String | true | Normally plugin and webstart install an Authenticator to handle communication
with Authenticating webpages or Authenticating proxies. This is the default
behavior (true). This option can be used to turn the normal behavior off
if, for example, an application communicates itself with an authenticating
web page and needs to install it's own Authenticator. |
Networking |
|||
| deployment.proxy.type |
int | 3 for PROX_TYPE_BROWSER | This is for the type of proxy that should be use. The choices are: PROX_TYPE_UNKNOWN = -1; |
| deployment.proxy.same |
boolean | false | This parameter (true) says to use the same web server and port for https
and ftp as is configured for http. (This is only valid if deployment.proxy.type
= PROX_TYPE_MANUAL.) |
| deployment.proxy.auto.config.url | String | (no default) | URL for auto-Auto proxy configuration JavaScript.proxy configuration JavaScript. |
| deployment.proxy.bypass.list | String | (no default) | List of hostnames that should bypass the proxy. Each hostname is delimited by a comma in the property; e.g., "<IP_ADDRESS>,localhost,sun.com" |
| deployment.proxy.bypass.local | String | (no default) | All local hosts should be bypassed. |
| deployment.proxy.http.host | String | (no default) | HTTP proxy hostname. |
| deployment.proxy.http.port | String | (no default) | HTTP proxy port. |
| deployment.proxy.https.host | String | (no default) | HTTPS proxy hostname. |
| deployment.proxy.https.port | String | (no default) | HTTPS proxy port. |
| deployment.proxy.ftp.host | String | (no default) | FTP proxy hostname. |
| deployment.proxy.ftp.port | String | (no default) | FTP proxy port. |
| deployment.proxy.socks.host | String | (no default) | SOCKS v4 proxy hostname. |
| deployment.proxy.socks.port | String | (no default) | SOCKS v4 proxy port. |
| deployment.proxy.override.hosts |
String | "" | Proxy overridden list. |
Cache
and Optional Package Repository |
|||
| deployment.cache.max.size |
String | "-1" | Maximum size of deployment cache in MB. This is the cache size for each cache: Java Web Start and Java Plug-in. "0"—Disables caching in Java Plug-in; cache size in Java Web Start will be unlimited. "-1"—For unlimited cache size. |
| deployment.cache.jarcompression |
String | 0 | 0-9 compression ratio to be used in applet jar compression. |
| deployment.javapi.cache.enabled |
String | false | Specifies if cache should be disabled. false means it should not be disabled. |
Java
Console |
|||
| deployment.console.startup.mode |
String | "HIDE" |
The choices are:
|
Tracing
and Logging |
|||
| deployment.trace | String | false | Enbable tracing. |
| deployment.log |
String | false | Enable logging. |
Java
Web Start: JNLP Association |
|||
| deployment.javaws.associations | int | 2 | The JNLP associations. The choices are: ASSOCIATION_NEVER = 0; |
Java
Web Start: Desktop Integration |
|||
|
|
String | "ASK_IF_HINTED" | This relates to creating a desktop shortcut for Java Web Start. The choices are:
|
Java
Web Start JRE Selections |
|||
| deployment.javaws.installURL |
String | "http://java.sun.com/products/autodl/j2se" | The autodownload URL. |
Java
Web Start JRE management |
|||
| deployment.javaws.autodownload |
String | "ALWAYS" | This sets the choices for autodownloading. The choices are:
|
Browser
selection and path |
|||
| deployment.browser.path |
String | "<No Browser Selected>" | This is the path to the browser for showing web pages from the application viewer, the About Box, and webstart applications. Note that this property is used for Solaris and Linux only. On Widows, this property is ignored, and the default browser is determined the same way it is by any other application that launches a browser on Windows. |
Check
for update Timeout |
|||
| deployment.javaws.update.timeout |
int | 500 | Units are miliseconds. |


| No. | Class | Function | Review Remarks |
| 1 | modifyCategory | initialize | Missing jsdoc comment |
| 2 | modifyCategory | onShow | Add in-line comments to make the logic clear |
| 3 | modifyCategory | saveModifyCategory |
Needs to be broken up a bit; consider making a separate function for the data validation Add in-line comments to make the logic clear |
| No. | Class | Function | Review Remarks |
| 1 | selectCategory | onBeforeShow | Add in-line comments to make the logic clear |
| 2 | selectCategory | promptCourse | Missing jsdoc comment |
| 3 | selectCategory | promptCourse | Add in-line comments to make the logic clear |


The following is a list of free, open source books on machine learning, statistics, data-mining, etc.
Machine-Learning / Data Mining
- An Introduction To Statistical Learning - Book + R Code
- Elements of Statistical Learning - Book
- Probabilistic Programming & Bayesian Methods for Hackers - Book + IPython Notebooks
- Thinking Bayes - Book + Python Code
- Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms
- Gaussian Processes for Machine Learning
- Data Intensive Text Processing w/ MapReduce
- Reinforcement Learning: - An Introduction
- Mining Massive Datasets
- A First Encounter with Machine Learning
- Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning
- Machine Learning & Bayesian Reasoning
- Introduction to Machine Learning
- A Probabilistic Theory of Pattern Recognition
- Introduction to Information Retrieval
- Forecasting: principles and practice
- Practical Artificial Intelligence Programming in Java
- Introduction to Machine Learning
- Reinforcement Learning
- Machine Learning
- A Quest for AI
- Introduction to Applied Bayesian Statistics and Estimation for Social Scientists
- Bayesian Modeling, Inference and Prediction
Naturual Language Processing
Probability & Statistics
- Thinking Stats - Book + Python Code
- From Algorithms to Z-Scores - Book
- The Art of R Programming - Book (Not Finished)
- All of Statistics
- Introduction to statistical thought
- Basic Probability Theory
- Introduction to probability
- Principle of Uncertainty
- Probability & Statistics Cookbook
- Advanced Data Analysis From An Elmentary Point of View


DfE enquiries
Central newsdesk 020 7783 8300
General enquiries 0370 000 2288
News story
Nick Gibb congratulates the winners of first ever Stonewall Education Equality Index
Schools Minister Nick Gibb today presented Cambridgeshire County Council with an award after coming top of Stonewall’s 2011 Education Equality Index. The winner was revealed by celebrity stylist Gok Wan at Stonewall’s Education for All Conference in London.
Nick Gibb MP said:
I would like to congratulate Cambridgeshire County Council - the winner’s of Stonewall’s Education Equality Index 2011. They have shown how bullying, and in particular homophobic bullying, can be tackled effectively. Successful schools have clear policies - developed with pupils and parents - that result in pupils understanding what is expected of them.
Tackling poor behaviour and bullying are top priorities for the Coalition Government. We are supporting schools to take a zero tolerance approach to all forms of bullying. We need to send the message that homophobic bullying, of any kind and of any child, is completely unacceptable. No child should have to suffer fear, victimisation or disruption as a result of bullying, either on or off school premises. Homophobic language should become as unacceptable as racial slurs.
Full version of Schools Minister Nick Gibb’s speech .
More information about Stonewall’s Education for All Conference is available on their website .
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Published: 1 July 2011


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My daughter is so unorganized! Last year in 1st grade I kept getting notes from the teacher about missing homework that I never knew about. How can I help her get off to a better start in 2nd grade?
Organization is really a skill that needs to be taught and there are tools that can help you do it. A new school year is the perfect time to start off with some good habits. Children in grades K-3 need a lot of parent/teacher support to build these skills that will last them through college and beyond.
Both parents should attend their child's open house. The teacher will go over expectations,when homework is given and how it is collected so you'll have a blueprint for the year.
Even if your teacher doesn't provide one, purchase a two pocket folder: label the front "HOMEWORK" with your child and teachers name. On the inside of the folder label one pocket "AT HOME" and the other "BACK TO SCHOOL". Teach your child that all important papers go into the folder at school and back into the folder every night. Make it part of the family homework ritual to check it, EMPTY it, and pack it into the backpack the night before school.
Children in grades 1-5 should also keep a calendar or agenda with the homework written down. It works best if the teacher checks it at school and the parent reads and initials it at home. Younger children will need to be reminded by parents to take out and turn in their homework folders and agendas when they get to school.


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Serialize Operations
CDoc, Reading and Writing to a File
Visual Studio and MFC split the opening of a file for input and/or output and the actual grunt work of reading and/or writing characters or bytes (i.e. binary files). It does this by providing a function to open a file for reading (i.e. OnOpenDocument) and another to open a file for writing (i.e. OnSaveDocument). Fortunately Microsoft knew they were insufficient and allow them to be replaced with different versions. Both functions open the file and call serialize with an object suitable for reading or writing to the file.
The only thing that I have done is override those two functions (and provide others with different features) and provide a different object for doing the actual reading and writing called "Archive" when serialize is called. Of course that means I had to override serialize too.
The only other feature in the template is the declaration of:
enum DataSource {NoteSource, StoreSource, FontSource};
Then a single object of DataSource is defined in the applications Document. The purpose of this enum is to specify to serialize and the view object what is being loaded, stored, displayed and/or printed. Serialize and some of the View functions (more later) contain a switch statement like the following:
void AppTemplateDoc::serialize(Archive& ar) {
if (ar.isStoring())
switch(dataSource) {
case NotePadSrc : notePad.archive(ar); return;
case StoreSrc : store.store(ar); return;
default : return;
}
else
switch(dataSource) {
case StoreSrc : store.load(ar); return;
default : return;
}
}
The actual loading and storing occurs in the store object.
Opening a File for Reading
CDoc contains one object/variable: String path. Many of the functions in CDoc interact with "path". There are three separate steps for reading a file in the Document class:
- Determining the path to the file
- Opening the file for reading
- Reading the characters/bytes from the file and storing them somewhere.
The first step is accomplished by calling the CDoc function:
if (!setOpenPath(pathDlgDsc)) return;
The CDoc function, setOpenPath, invokes an MFC Open File Dialog and needs some data to populate the dialog so that it makes some kind of sense to the user. The object, pathDlgDsc, conveys the strings needed by the Open File Dialog. The function setOpenPath stores the path to the open file in the path String. The path string is public and is available to any function in the Document class.
The file is opened by calling:
if (!OnOpenDocument(path)) messageBox(_T(" Not Loaded!"));
OnOpenDocument initializes an Archive object and passes the object to serialize which is a virtual function in CDoc that must be over ridden in the application's Document class. See the above section for a description of serialize.
Archive is a class that supplies several functions for reading and writing from/to files. Here is an example of reading a file.
void Store::load(Archive& ar) {
String s;
data.clear();
while (ar.read(s)) add(s);
}
In the load function above, add takes a line read from the "archive object", ar, and stores it somewhere, usually at the end of a data structure. Which brings us to another data structure, Expandable, a vector of objects (e.g. strings).
Expandable(P) Module
Over the years I've implemented link list, hash tables, arrays (single dimension and multidimensional). Hash tables have a nice property of having a short search time. The easiest method involved a fixed size chunk of memory. This had a downside of getting full (e.g. 85% of slots being filled). So in the days of assembly language and C I "invented" a method to double the size of the memory holding the hash table. When I had control of the heap this was done by allocating a empty chunk of memory next to the full chunk and rehashing all the entries with the new chunk size. That doesn't work so well in the Windows world where the heap is best left to Microsoft...
So many storage solutions require indexing into the store which implies an array or vector. Doesn't mean it has to be an array, that is just the easiest implementation. One can index into a link list but it is messier and takes slightly longer than indexing to a chunk of memory. Furthermore, one cannot sort a link list easily and sorting a hash table requires an outside vector and more messy code.
MFC does implement containers and I've tinkered with them from time to time. They may have been around when I started working out Expandable but I just did not know about or trust them. So Expandable and ExpandableP are two slightly different (c++) template implantations that do one thing: implement a vector of objects that grows as required. Of course there are some rules that makes all this work fairly simply.
The Expandable Template
C++ allows any object to be the element of an array. This is very nice. If I wanted to keep all the attributes of a dog in an object:
class ADog {
String name;
int weight;
int height;
String breed;
};
Then I could keep a list of dogs in an array:
ADog dogs[10];
The following are typical uses of the array dogs:
ADog* aDog = &dogs[i];
String name = dogs[i].name;
However, after ten additions to the array it is full and no further entries may be made. Expandable fixes the capacity problem. Here is the declaration for the same entity:
Expandable‹ADog, 2› dogs;
The same uses may be made of this version of dogs. The difference is that it never fills up. Behind the scenes the indexed reference is checked to be sure that the value is within the bounds of the physical space and if it is not then the array is increased in size. This requires that the element of the array is copyable. For example, the ADog class must implement a copy constructor and the assignment operator:
ADog(Adog& aDog) {copy(aDog);}
ADog& operator= (ADog& aDog) {copy(aDog); return *this;}
There is one more little feature that ADog must have: The destructor (i.e. ~ADog();) must clean up after itself. That is if there are any heap nodes pointed to by an ADog object then the ADog destructor is responsible for releasing them back to the heap.
An Expandable object maintains two counts, the number of elements that have been accessed and the number of elements that may be accessed. If an access request is received that exceeds the number that may be accessed then the current number of elements that may be accesses is doubled. This check occurs with every access so there a little gotcha built in to this algorithm. A pointer to an element of the array is only good until the next indexed access to the array because the array may be moved with any access.
The ExpandableP Template
Well the Expandable template solves a couple of problems, the fixed size of a C/C++ array and the need to have a simple data structure for holding information in an indexed structure. It does come at the cost of copying all the data each time the array grows.  It occurred to me that the array could hold a pointer to an object and the copying would only need to move the pointer. Furthermore, since the data is moved then a pointer to the data would not be subject to pointing to a non-existent heap element.
The ExpandableP Template along with the RcdPtrT template implement an array of pointers to objects:
class Datum { ... };
typedef RcdPtrT‹Datum› DatumP;
Then later in the class that will contain the expandable object declare:
class Store {
ExpandableP‹Datum, DatumP, 2› data;
The record pointer template will handle all of the allocation, constructor call, deallocation and destructor call of the Datum objects. The pointers are moved but the actual data objects do not.
The Iterator Template and the Helping Functions Required
There is one more topic that should be mentioned. Another template is useful with respect to both of the Expandable Templates, an iterator. Unfortunately, it is not really feasible (with this implementation anyway) to hide some of the details of an iterator for an expandable array in the private section of an object.
An expandable iterator is an object that incrementally returns a pointer for each element in an expandable array. A pointer is returned for each element in the array and when the end is reached a null (i.e. 0, zero, NULL) is returned. Now it just so happens that zero is a special value in C/C++. Zero is always treated as boolean false. Any non-zero value is always treated as boolean true. This means we can write a loop like this:
Element* elem;
for (elem = f(); elem; elem = g()) { ... }
where f() and g() return a pointer to an Element object. This is just about the simplest loop can write. There is no need to find out how many elements are in the array (if f() and g() reference an array) and the body of the loop (the stuff between the squiggly brackets) can trust that the pointer is valid.
The IterT defines an iterator for a specific class that contains a single expandable object as follows:
class Store;
typedef IterT‹Store, Datum› DSIter; // Iterator for the Store
It does not require the actual expandable data structure, just the class that contains the expandable data structure. It also needs the object that is being returned by the iterator, in this case the Datum.
By itself, the iterator can do very little so it requires some helper functions in the Store class. They can all be public or private or some combination of public and private. Here is the list of functions:
private:
// returns either a pointer to data (or datum) at index i in array or zero
Datum* datum(int i) {return 0 ‹= i && i ‹ nData() ? &data[i] : 0;}nbsp; // or data[i].p
int nData() {return data.end();} // returns number of data items in array
void removeDatum(int i) {if (0 ‹= i && i ‹ nData()) data.del(i);}
friend typename DSIter;
The iterator then can implement the following loops:
DSIter iter(store);
Datum* dtm;
for (dtm = iter(); dtm; dtm = iter++) { ... }
for (dtm = iter(Rev); dtm; dtm = iter--) { ... }
Where the first loop starts at zero and indexes towards the last entry and the second loop starts at the last entry and indexes towards the first entry. There are some additional features in the template code, just look them up.


Reprogrammable Color Textures
We envision a future in which physical objects can be “updated” as easily as digital content can be changed today. Consider the ease at which a digital photo can change its appearance by applying a digital filter or adding/removing visual elements. Now imagine the same principle applied to physical objects, i.e. that our clothing can change its color on a daily basis and that product shops are able to showcase different visual designs to customers without the need to have all versions on stock. To enable this vision, our lab developed a method to reprogram the appearance of objects using photochromic dyes. Photochromic dyes are programmable materials that can switch their appearance from transparent to colored when exposed to UV light and switch back to transparent when exposed to visible light, such as from a regular office projector. Since the dyes are bi-stable, they remain in their colored state even when removed from the light source.
Integrated Prototyping of Form, Function, and Materials
One of the largest open challenges is how to seamlessly integrate computing into the physical environment that surrounds us until the two are indistinguishable from one another. If solved, our physical environments, such as furniture, rooms and entire buildings, are able to sense our interaction with them and react by adjusting their appearance using seamlessly integrated displays. However, to date it is unclear how to best fabricate such seamlessly integrated sensors and displays.
Fabrication for Specific Domains
One of the largest open challenges is how to seamlessly integrate computing into the physical environment that surrounds us until the two are indistinguishable from one another. If solved, our physical environments, such as furniture, rooms and entire buildings, are able to sense our interaction with them and react by adjusting their appearance using seamlessly integrated displays. However, to date it is unclear how to best fabricate such seamlessly integrated sensors and displays.
Interactive Fabrication
One of the largest open challenges is how to seamlessly integrate computing into the physical environment that surrounds us until the two are indistinguishable from one another. If solved, our physical environments, such as furniture, rooms and entire buildings, are able to sense our interaction with them and react by adjusting their appearance using seamlessly integrated displays. However, to date it is unclear how to best fabricate such seamlessly integrated sensors and displays.
Fast Prototyping
One of the largest open challenges is how to seamlessly integrate computing into the physical environment that surrounds us until the two are indistinguishable from one another. If solved, our physical environments, such as furniture, rooms and entire buildings, are able to sense our interaction with them and react by adjusting their appearance using seamlessly integrated displays. However, to date it is unclear how to best fabricate such seamlessly integrated sensors and displays.
Physically Adaptive Tools
One of the largest open challenges is how to seamlessly integrate computing into the physical environment that surrounds us until the two are indistinguishable from one another. If solved, our physical environments, such as furniture, rooms and entire buildings, are able to sense our interaction with them and react by adjusting their appearance using seamlessly integrated displays. However, to date it is unclear how to best fabricate such seamlessly integrated sensors and displays.


This page collects together some miscellaneous experimental stuff. That's to say, stuff that I've
been playing with, but — for one reason or another — haven't finished or don't take
seriously enough to “freeze”. You could say that this is a collection of code that
I think someone might be interested to see but probably not actually use.
In some cases I write a package just to see how the code fits together rather than out of any
real need to use it — which, if I publish it at all, obviously means that it belongs here.
3-Way Sorting is an example of such purely experimental code.
Another reason for a package to be here is that although it might be interesting to others, and
is mature code that I use a lot, it was really only designed for my own idiosyncratic uses; the
Browser Database is an example.
In still other cases I've put together code because I know will need it later, and the only reason
that it's here is that that “later” hasn't happened yet ;-) and so I consider it
to be immature (for instance the Selection From List
Presenter). It's sometimes pretty arbitrary whether a package ends up in this collection,
given its own page, or dumped into Miscellanea. In general I'm
using the rule that stuff should still be considered to be immature until I've used it for a
few things myself.
Given the nature of these packages, the level of documentation is variable — most typically
in the range from poor to non-existent. Some packages and classes have comments, most do not (methods
do have comments — as a matter of course). Also, because much of this code is
still immature, I have no particular intention of following my normal version number discipline.
If I make changes, then I'll change the version numbers, but whether I change the major or
minor number, and by how much, will depend on the phase of the moon, or on some other whim.
- 3-Way Sorting
-
It has always seemed odd to me that we insist on representing the result of a
comparison by a Boolean value when there are three possible results.
This package defines a method, #<=>
, and
three classes (modelled on the True
and
False
classes) for doing three-way comparison
and representing the results. The idea is that the
ComparisonResult
objects invoke polymorphically
varying behaviour, so you can say things like:
(aString <=> anotherString)
ifMore: ["some code"]
ifSame: ["some other code"]
ifLess: ["still more code"].
Three-way comparison should also allow more efficient sorting (since more information
is available to the algorithm from each comparison operation). The package includes
a preliminary and incomplete ThreeWaySortedCollection
which implements a 3-way QuickSort (it's supposed to provide other algorithms too, but
I haven't written that yet).
Status: purely experimental, incomplete, partially documented.
- Browser Database
-
There are a number of things that it would be nice to do in the Dolphin
IDE that need a fast way of checking cross-references between methods.
The Browser Database provides that.
It builds up an internal database (taking around 1MByte in my image) of which
methods refer to, or are referred to by, which. Then it maintains that data
by hooking the system change notifications, and rebuilding the tables as methods
are changed or otherwise recompiled (e.g. because of a class definition change).
Once the database has been built (which takes several seconds), you can issue
various queries about cross-referencing.
Since rebuilding the data can slow down the system somewhat (especially if
you change the definition of a class with many subclasses), the
database can be paused or stopped, and then re-started later. When the
package is first loaded, the database is not active, but can be activated
by evaluating:
BrowserDatabase current beRunning.
This package also includes three applications of the database, all are new
virtual method categories. One marks methods that are overridden in a subclass;
one marks methods that are not referred to anywhere; and the last marks methods
that refer to undefined methods.
Status: stable (I use it constantly), idiosyncratic, largely undocumented.
- Browser Database UI
-
A simple “Additional Tool” that provides a GUI for
controlling (starting, stopping, pausing) and monitoring the
current Browser Database.
Status: stable, idiosyncratic, undocumented, trivial.
- Derived List Model
-
A DerivedListModel is a ”view“ (in the database sense) of another ListModel,
mediated by a filter block, and allowing its elements to be sorted without affecting the
underlying ListModel. This package also includes a flavour of ListPresenter that is able
to make proper use of DerivedListModels.
Status: immature, documented.
- Easter
-
A few loose methods added to the Date class for calculating Western Christian Easter in
various years. This code is based on an algorithm that is plastered all over the Web.
Status: stable, would be in Miscellanea if it weren't so limited in scope, not to
mention being specific to a rather restricted culture.
- Enhanced Scrolling Decorator
-
A slightly enhanced version of the Dolphin ScrollingDecorator
.
It differs in that you can control whether it has horizontal and vertical scrollbars
independently. Similarly you can set whether it stretches the decorated View horizontally
or vertically (if that is smaller than the scrollable area).
Status: immature (in occasional use), not much documentation (but I'm
not sure that it needs more).
- Enhanced Static Text
-
A slightly enhanced version of the Dolphin StaticText. You can control how text is
aligned both horizontally and vertically, and whether it erases its background before
painting the text.
Status: immature, and how much documentation can something so trivial need ?
- Expression Timer
-
A utility for timing expressions; it is intended to make some sort of
pretence at statistical validity, rather than just running the expression
several times and averaging the runtimes.
It is undoubtedly over-elaborate (it's very old code), but I may make it even
more elaborate someday by sticking a GUI on it…
Status: stable (I've been using it for ages), idiosyncratic, over-documented.
- Extra Categories
-
Three additional virtual method categories.
One marks loose methods (ones that are not in the same package as their class).
The second marks methods that appear to use Smalltalk's reflective and meta-programming
features (such as #become:
,
#isKindOf:
, etc). This is implemented as an
application of a more general method category class whose instances mark methods
that refer to any of a configurable list of symbols.
The last marks methods that define/override the meta-programming methods. Again,
it is defined as an application of a more general method category class which
is defined by a list of selectors.
Status: stable (in constant use), idiosyncratic, documented.
- Extra Collections
-
Some additional Collections implementations:
Arrays of 1-bit quantities implemented as bitmaps. These also define fast
logical and boolean operations (xor, etc) between pairs of such arrays.
A fast implementation of sets of integers drawn from a small(-ish)
range. Uses a bitmap internally.
A specialised Set that is optimised for finding elements with a
particular “key”.
Status: immature, documented.
- Form Layout
-
A layout manager that lays out components as a list of
<label, value> pairs.
Status: immature, documented.
- Graphics Base
-
I've added this package to the Experiments page only because it and the 'CU Printing'
package are designed to work together. This is work in progress.
Status: See Printing.
- LRU Cache
-
A simple implementation of a Dictionary with fixed maximum capacity, and which uses
a Least-Recently-Used algorithm to evict ”unused“ key-value pairs in order
to make room for new elements.
Status: immature, documented.
- PolyViewer
-
The easiest way to explain this one is to give something of its history.
When I started programming Dolphin, I found that many of the applications I
was considering followed the same pattern for their GUIs — they consisted
of a single Model and a tabbed collection of different Views onto that (shared)
model. Exactly which Views were needed would depend not only on the application,
but also on more dynamic considerations, such as what the user (typically me)
wanted to do at the time.
So I ended up putting together what I called the “PolyViewer Framework”
in which an application is defined as a shell into which a dynamically configurable
number of pluggable sub-views can be added as independent tabs. Each sub-view also
defines what items it wants on the shell's main menu, and one of the jobs of the
framework is to merge the various menus (eliminating duplicate commands).
It also has features to allow pluggable extensions to the menus with commands
that are not implemented by a specific tab. I've always intended to provide a way
of building (dynamically) a toolbar by merging the sub-views' own toolbar specifications,
but I've never finished that bit…
This is pretty old code, and could do with a bit of a polish-up and some simplification
(not to mention finishing the toolbar stuff). But, on the other hand, it works as
it is, so why mess with it ?
Status: stable (in constant use), incomplete, some documentation.
- Printing
-
This is the start of an attempt at a printing framework.
It is, as yet, not only incomplete, but also I know that quite large chunks of
it will be redesigned. I do already use it for a couple of real applications,
but it's not by any means ready for prime-time. I include it in this collection
because there don't seem to be many examples of doing printing from Dolphin (Ian
Bartholomew has some example, of course, but he uses a rather different approach
mostly based on the Rich Text controls, whereas this just draws raw graphics).
There's virtually no documentation (since the design is still fluid), but if you
are interested then you can open a print preview of an example document by evaluating:
provider := ExamplePageProvider pageCount: 21.
(PrintPreviewShell showOn: provider)
isLandscapeView: true;
isSmallView: true;
yourself.
That creates a “page provider” (which is any object that knows how to
draw a requested page onto a region of a canvas), and then passes it to a
print-preview window which can show the pages in various ways. If you ask the preview
window to print the “document” then it will launch a printer select/setup
dialog, and then pass the page provider to a print-progress window which will, in turn,
send the selected pages to the printer.
This requires Ian Bartholomew's 'Printer WinAPI' package which is available as part of
his (excellent) goodies collection here.
Status: very immature, incomplete, in flux, undocumented, you have been warned…
- Quick Deploy
-
Quick Deploy is a simple GUI tool to provide nearly-one-click-deployment (actually,
it's more like three-clicks, but that's good enough for me). It is intended to help
make deployment from a clean image (which is the only sensible way of doing deployment,
in my opinion) simple and convenient.
The package comment gives details of how best to use it.
Status: stable, idiosyncratic, documented.
- Safer Maths
-
This adds a few methods to LargeInteger
and
Fraction
which eliminate some avoidable floating-point
overflows when working with very high precision Integers and Fractions.
Note that most such overflows are not avoidable!
Status: stable, should probably be in Miscellanea.
- Selection From List Presenter
-
A kind of Presenter that allows a user to select several items from a list, and (optionally,
depending on the View) to choose their order. It looks like the 2-pane selection components
used by Windows in various places. (I have once seen this kind of UI component called a
“shuffle-box” — I like that name, but I don't think it's in wide use.)
It is intended to be more-or-less a straight plugin replacement for a ListPresenter
showing a multiple selection list view.
This package also includes replacements for ChoicePresenter
and ChoicePrompter
that use this component instead of a
multiple-selection list view.
Status: immature, documented.
- Simple Resource Plugin
-
A simple plugin for the Dolphin class, and system, browsers that allows you to manage and
browse the selected class's resources.
This is an enhanced version of the code I posted to comp.lang.smalltalk.Dolphin
at the end of January 2005.
Status: immature (I don't actually use this myself, but use a different implementation
of the same concept), lightly documented.
- Valuable as Value
-
This rather weird (and largely untested) hack allows a Block to be used in place of a
”normal“ value (automatically evaluating itself on each use).
This is code I posted to comp.lang.smalltalk.Dolphin at the end of January 2004.
Status: just plain weird.
- Wave Out
-
Small package that wraps (some of) the low-level Windows "Wave Out" APIs for
playing sounds.
It provides player objects that can play buffers of wave data held in memory,
rather than being limited to reading data from files.
The players can also be configured to run in an infinite loop, recycling
the buffers and refilling them by computing new data on demand.
Status: immature, documented.
- Weirdness
-
A little demo of some ways to use Dolphin to produce an unconventional user interface.
It requires the 'WalicXe - Widgets' package from
here and and Udo Schneider's
'US LayeredView' package from here.
Status: merely a demo.


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TableIteratorCallbacks Class
The TableIteratorCallbacks class is a {{#crosslink "ResultsetIterator"}}{{/crossLink}}. The caller can provide all the usual hooks for a plain {{#crosslink "ResultsetIterator"}}{{/crossLink}}, and then pass it to the {{#crosslink "TabeIteratorFactory/createTableIterator:method"}} method.
Item Index
Methods
Methods
afterAll
()
afterLast
()
afterAll()
callback.
beforeAll
()
beforeFirst
()
forEach
()
ifNone
()
beforeAll()
, but before afterAll()
.
iterate
()
Do the iteration over the tables associated with the connection and the passed filter properties.
iterateColumns
-
callbacks
Retrieves the columns associated with the table that is currently considered in the iteration, and iterates through those.
Parameters:
-
callbacks
ResultsetIteratorCallbacksObject containing the hooks to be called while iterating through this set of columns.
iterateImportedKeyColumns
-
callbacks
Retrieves the exported key columns (i.e. those columns from this table that are referenced by foreign keys in other tables) associated with the table that is currently considered in the iteration, and iterates through those.
Parameters:
-
callbacks
ResultsetIteratorCallbacksObject containing the hooks to be called while iterating through this set of imported key columns.
iterateIndexColumns
-
callbacks
Retrieves the index columns associated with the table that is currently considered in the iteration, and iterates through those.
Parameters:
-
callbacks
ResultsetIteratorCallbacksObject containing the hooks to be called while iterating through this set of index columns.
iteratePrimaryKeyColumns
-
callbacks
Retrieves the imported key columns (i.e. those columns on which a foreign key is defined) associated with the table that is currently considered in the iteration, and iterates through those.
Parameters:
-
callbacks
ResultsetIteratorCallbacksObject containing the hooks to be called while iterating through this set of imported key columns.
iteratePrimaryKeyColumns
-
callbacks
Retrieves the primary key columns associated with the table that is currently considered in the iteration, and iterates through those.
Parameters:
-
callbacks
ResultsetIteratorCallbacksObject containing the hooks to be called while iterating through this set of primary key columns.


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Benik Afobe thankful for support following death of daughter
Afobe’s two-year-old Amora died from complications from a severe infection.
Benik Afobe has issued a heartfelt thank you to the world of football after being inundated with messages of support following the recent death of his two-year-old daughter.
It is the first time the Stoke striker, who joined fellow Sky Bet Championship side Bristol City on loan for the season in August, has spoken publicly in the wake of Amora’s death on November 29 due to complications from a severe infection.
In an initial statement released by the 26-year-old Congo international a few days ago, he admitted he and his family had been left “totally devastated and heartbroken”.
It prompted a huge outpouring of sympathy for Afobe from past clubs such as Bournemouth and Wolves and players like England internationals Tyrone Mings and James Maddison, the latter tweeting a picture of himself with the words ‘Benik we’re all here for you bro’ on a t-shirt he wore underneath his Leicester top.
Conceding to coming off private settings on Instagram in order make a public statement following the show of support, Afobe said: “On the behalf of Lois, my family and myself, I would like to say thank you to everyone who has messaged or prayed about the death of our baby girl Amora nine days ago.
“The support we have received is something we will never forget and it means the world to us. You’ve all given us hope and showed the world can come together at times like this and we can all be one.
“Not many know but Amora has a one-year old sister called Alba and we will be strong for her and Amora now lives inside her little sister’s heart and will drive her to grow up and be bold and brave like her older sister was.
“We trust in our Lord Jesus Christ and when we’re weak he comforts us. He will protect the family and give us strength always. We want to bounce back and show people that even when we are grieving we can make a comeback and be strong and never quit in anything you want to do or become.
“I wish I could reply to every person that has messaged me to tell everyone how much it means to us all from the bottom of our hearts.
“Thank you to every football club who posted a message and for the world for being there for us. God bless you all. Love Afobe family.”
In his pre-match press conference on Monday ahead of their league game at home to Luton on Tuesday night, Stoke manager Michael O’Neill confirmed the club were doing all they could to help Afobe.
O’Neill said: “We’re offering Benik and his family support and it really is a tragedy. It puts everything into perspective and our thoughts remain with them all at this time.”


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This is the time of year to plan for your spring and summer planting. Think water-wise or drought tolerant plants.  See your nursery professional or horticulturist for their recommendations.
Continue to water broadleaf evergreens to prevent leaves from drying out during periods of bright sunshine or windy conditions.
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Abacus is a tool, which is very simple and logical system. The image abacus is the virtual picture of the tool in the mind. When a child starts using abacus, he starts with the physical tool and later on the tool forms in the mind as virtual tool.
There are ten levels. Ten is the initial level and one is the most advanced level. To achieve mastery over all the ten levels it takes around 2 to 3 years. To do level six, generally it takes 1 to 1� years. However, after one year a child shows remarkable improvement in mental math capability.
Traditionally taught antithesis systems are performed by the left brain whereas the image abacus systems are performed through the right brain, therefore, resulting in increased speed of calculation. The aforesaid two systems are not antithesis to each other rather they run concurrently.
The best age for starting image abacus is between 6 to 12 years. At this stage normally the child's brain is super active and grasping power of brain is at its peak.
Following are the advantages of image abacus learning.


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SoundPan(#Sound, Pan [, Channel])Description
Sets the new pan value, in real-time, for the #Sound. The pan value is saved for the #Sound, so it's not needed to call it every time. The panning is a way to play a sound on a stereo equipment.
Parameters
#Sound The sound to use. Pan The new pan value. Valid values are from -100 (full left) to 100 (full right). If the pan value is zero, then the sound is played on right and left speaker, equally. Channel (optional) The channel to use. It's the value returned by PlaySound() when using the #PB_Sound_MultiChannel flag.
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Example
InitSound() ; Initialize Sound system UseOGGSoundDecoder() ; Use ogg files ; Loads a sound from a file LoadSound(0, #PB_Compiler_Home +"Examples\3D\Data\Siren.ogg") ; The sound is playing PlaySound(0, #PB_Sound_Loop, 20) MessageRequester("Info", "The sound is playing in stereo.") SoundPan(0, -100) MessageRequester("Info", "The sound is playing only on the left channel.") SoundPan(0, 100) MessageRequester("Info", "The sound is playing only on the right channel.") SoundPan(0, 0) MessageRequester("Info", "The sound is playing in stereo.") FreeSound(0) ; The sound is freed End
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