Securty - Do not use inner classes with default attribute
In Java, it is possible to define inner classes, which are classes nested inside other classes. Some Java language books say that inner classes can only be accessed by the outer classes that enclose them, but this is false. Java byte code has no concept of inner classes, only regular classes. Consequently, the compiler translates inner classes into ordinary classes that happen to be accessible to any code in the same package.
An inner class can access private variables of the containing class. Because the Java protection mechanism does not let the programmer restrict access to single class, it must grant access to the entire package. Fortunately, the only variables that are exposed in such a way are those actually used by an inner class.
In addition, a distinction is made between variables that are read by an inner class and those that are written. If an inner class reads a variable, any class in the package can then read that variable. If an inner class writes to a variable, so can any other class in the package.
Wrong
class INNER_Class { // violation
// ....
}
}
Tip: Do not use inner classes with default attribute, always declare it private.
Right
private class INNER_Class {
// ....
}
}
REFERENCE
Statically Scanning Java Code: Finding Security Vulnerabilities.
John Viega, Gary McGraw, Tom Mutdosch, and Edward W. Felten
IEEE SOFTWARE September/October 2000


An OU is a container where accounts and groups are kept. Unlike groups, a user can only be in one OU at a time.


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Launch dates appear to have become just a formality as ads of the upcoming devices keep coming out just before the scheduled day. This time it’s the turn of the Huawei Nova 6 5G, the company’s next 5G phone to hit the market.
Huawei Nova 6 5G Appears in First Video Ad
The smartphone was indeed unveiled in an ad released over on Chinese social Weibo. In the promotional video we can clearly see the Nova 6 5G in the hands of some school girls, snapping selfies with the front pill-shaped dual camera setup. The setup, as we already know from previous teasers, is placed within the display with a punch-hole design.
In the same video we then also have a look at the rear camera configuration. Huawei’s phone is apparently coming with at least three rear cameras located vertically in the upper left corner. We also see some additional sensors and an LED flash.
Aside from the large amount of cameras on board, the Huawei Nova 6 5G is expected to bring Huawei’s most powerful Kirin 990. The CPU supports 5G technology along with the SA / NSA dual mode standard which makes the connection faster and more reliable. The CPU is also quite power efficient with a 7nm manufacturing process and is coupled with a Mali-G76 MP16 GPU.
Huawei’s Nova 6 5G phone is expected to launch on December 5th, just around two weeks from now. Are you looking forward to it? Let us know in the comments section below!


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England player ratings vs South Africa - RWC final
by Alex ShawDespite owning the tag of favourites coming into the game, there was nothing England could do to stop the power and precision of South Africa in Yokohama, as the Springboks wrapped up their third World Cup title with a 32-12 win.
From early handling errors and a beleaguered scrum, England were always in an uphill battle and they simply couldn’t replicate the intensity of the semi-final game they turned in against the All Blacks. It’s a result that takes England’s tally of World Cup finals to one win and three losses.
RugbyPass have rated all 23 of the England players below in what was a disappointing end to an encouraging campaign from Eddie Jones’ young group.
- Elliot Daly – 4
Daly defended well when South Africa came at him on the ground, although he was exposed on a couple of occasions by the smart kicking games of Faf de Klerk and Willie le Roux. He wasn’t able to provide the creativity in the midfield and the linking with the wide channels that he usually does.
- Anthony Watson – 5.5
The wing was largely contained by South Africa as an attacking threat. He was excellent dealing with the high balls that the Springboks peppered England with, though he wasn’t able to impact the game too much beyond that.
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- Manu Tuilagi – 5.5
A quiet game from Tuilagi who had a couple of impactful carries and tackles, but they were far and far between across the 80 minutes.
- Owen Farrell – 6.5
With the struggles in the half-backs, Farrell wasn’t delivered too much good ball to work with, though he invariably made the right decisions and didn’t compound errors. He made four of his five kicks and was one of the more impressive English players in the final, despite the team’s struggles.
- Jonny May – 6.5
May was effortlessly consistent. His work chasing kicks and dealing with aerial balls, even under heavy pressure, was flawless. He didn’t get too many opportunities to run at South Africa but when he did, he was good to make a defender or two miss.
- George Ford – 5
The fly-half lost out on a high ball and kicked out on the full in a disappointing first half. He was part of an England side that struggled with their handling significantly early on. Just couldn’t find a way to influence the game positively with the Springboks pressuring him.
- Ben Youngs – 4.5
An out of sorts first half from Youngs, whose passing and decision-making was below par. His box-kicking was relatively effective in terms of distance, though they tended to just outkick the chase. He wasn’t able to change that after the interval.
- Mako Vunipola – 6
Vunipola was targeted at the scrum by South Africa, as Frans Malherbe and Vincent Koch went to work. His influence in the loose was solid, though, and warrants him a slightly higher rating than the one recorded by Dan Cole.
- Jamie George – 5.5
The hooker wasn’t his usual effervescent self in the loose, though he was successful with five of his six lineouts. Overplayed, slightly, sending one offload into touch, when England could have found space on the subsequent phase.
- Kyle Sinckler – N/A
Unfortunately, Sinckler had to leave the pitch after just two minutes as he was seemingly knocked out in an early tackle.
- Maro Itoje – 6
A quiet game by Itoje’s standards. He led England in tackling in the first half and was able to disrupt a couple of South African mauls, though it was not enough to influence the game in the same ways he had in the quarter-final and semi-final.
- Courtney Lawes – 6.5
Perhaps England’s standout player prior to the interval. Lawes’ was his side’s most prominent ball-carrier outside of Billy Vunipola and was the target for all four of their successful first-half lineouts. He was unlucky to be replaced at half-time in a decision that was likely dictated by the struggling scrum.
- Tom Curry – 6.5
Curry started the game strongly with a couple of impactful carries and industrious chasing, though South Africa’s physicality advantage began to show as the game went on. He spilt a ball in the back field and was held up in the carry by opposite number Pieter-Steph du Toit, who was ruthlessly impressive.
- Sam Underhill – 7
Like Lawes, Underhill was one of the few England players to really step up in the first half. He forced a knock-on in the tackle, an area where he was typically physical, and also stepped up as a carrying and support option.
- Billy Vunipola – 6
The No8 grew into the game after being part of England’s poor start in terms of handling where his misjudged pass ended up costing his side three points. He stepped up as a carrier, though, as the game went on, and his offloads in contact were usually good for an extra couple of metres for the English pack.
Replacements
- Luke Cowan-Dickie – 6
The Exeter hooker connected with both of his lineouts and had one powerful carry.
- Joe Marler – 7
The arrival of the loosehead significantly boosted England’s struggling scrum and he stemmed the flow of penalties that the English pack was conceding at the set-piece.
- Dan Cole – 4
It was a tough day at the office for Cole, who had to play 77 minutes and was immediately put under pressure at the scrum by Tendai Mtawarira. It was a problem that was only exacerbated by the arrival of Steven Kitshoff.
- George Kruis – 6
The lock helped add some ballast to the scrum in the second half and he became the favoured lineout target with Lawes off the pitch.
- Mark Wilson – 6
Provided fresh energy in the chase and as a tackler, although he wasn’t able to sway the game at that point.
- Ben Spencer – N/A
Came on too late to have a real impact on the game.
- Henry Slade – 5
His knock-on in the carry gifted the ball to Cheslin Kolbe and wrapped up the win for the Springboks.
- Jonathan Joseph – n/a
Like Spencer, Joseph arrived relatively late and at that point, there was only defending left to be done.
WATCH: RugbyPass hears from some rowdy fans after the final in Yokohama


Pygal has been updated recently, which is a good thing; you’re learning a library that’s being steadily improved. If you’re using the latest version of Pygal, you’ll need to make some slight changes to the code in Chapter 16.
You can easily install a version of Pygal that allows the code in the book to run exactly as it’s written.
The first part of this update will tell you what to look for as you work through the section Mapping Global Data Sets: JSON Format, which begins on page 362. The second part will give you a page by page update. You can see the updated code files here.
pygal_maps_world
packageThe dictionary COUNTRIES
and the world map module have been moved to a separate package called pygal_maps_world
. Here’s how to install this package:
$ pip install --user pygal_maps_world
On Windows, this is:
$ python -m pip install --user pygal_maps_world
The dictionary COUNTRIES
needs to be imported from pygal_maps_world
now:
from pygal.maps.world import COUNTRIES
Pygal’s world map has been moved and renamed, so these progams need an additional import statement. This update also affects one other line of code. Add the following import statement near the top of the file:
from pygal.maps.world import World
In the line that creates the world map, change Worldmap
to World
:
wm = World()
As you probably saw in Chapter 15, you need to add a line each time you make a chart in order to render tooltips correctly:
wm = World() wm.force_uri_protocol = 'http'
In the following sections, bold lines of code differ from the code that appears in the book:
Use from pygal.maps.world import COUNTRIES
instead of from pygal.i18n import COUNTRIES
.
Use from pygal.maps.world import World
instead of import pygal
.
Use wm = World()
instead of wm = pygal.Worldmap()
. Then add the line wm.force_uri_protocol = 'http'
.
Use from pygal.maps.world import World
instead of import pygal
.
Use wm = World()
instead of wm = pygal.Worldmap()
. Then add the line wm.force_uri_protocol = 'http'
.
Use from pygal.maps.world import World
instead of import pygal
.
Use wm = World()
instead of wm = pygal.Worldmap()
. Then add the line wm.force_uri_protocol = 'http'
.s


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Nyama Choma (Roast Meat)
Ingredients (3-4 servings)
3 lbs beef, short ribs or spare ribs
Salt and pepper to taste
Season the meat with salt and pepper. Grill on a gas or charcoal grill over medium heat 30 minutes. You can also roast the meat in an oven at 300°F for 1¼ hours. Meat should be golden brown, tender and juicy when ready. Nyama choma goes well with ugali and kachumbari or cooked greens.


Messing with all font declarations learnt
A paragraph in serif
A paragraph in sans serif
A paragraph in monospace
A paragraph cursive
A paragraph in Georgia
An order for font resolution
Some fantasy
Some bold text
Exploring larger and bolder
1. This is my sentence
2. This is my sentence
3. This is my sentence
4. This is my sentence
Just a normal sentence for compations
5. This is my sentence
6. This is my sentence
7. This is my sentence
Comparing percentage sizing to em
They appear the same
20 px paragraph oblique
20pt paragraph italic


Computes the hyperbolic cosine of , . Values and limits include:
>>> from mpmath import *
>>> mp.dps = 25; mp.pretty = True
>>> cosh(0)
1.0
>>> cosh(1)
1.543080634815243778477906
>>> cosh(-inf), cosh(+inf)
(+inf, +inf)
The hyperbolic cosine is an even, convex function with a global minimum at , having a Maclaurin series that starts:
>>> nprint(chop(taylor(cosh, 0, 5)))
[1.0, 0.0, 0.5, 0.0, 0.0416667, 0.0]
Generalized to complex numbers, the hyperbolic cosine is equivalent to a cosine with the argument rotated in the imaginary direction, or :
>>> cosh(2+3j)
(-3.724545504915322565473971 + 0.5118225699873846088344638j)
>>> cos(3-2j)
(-3.724545504915322565473971 + 0.5118225699873846088344638j)
Computes the hyperbolic sine of , . Values and limits include:
>>> from mpmath import *
>>> mp.dps = 25; mp.pretty = True
>>> sinh(0)
0.0
>>> sinh(1)
1.175201193643801456882382
>>> sinh(-inf), sinh(+inf)
(-inf, +inf)
The hyperbolic sine is an odd function, with a Maclaurin series that starts:
>>> nprint(chop(taylor(sinh, 0, 5)))
[0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.166667, 0.0, 0.00833333]
Generalized to complex numbers, the hyperbolic sine is essentially a sine with a rotation applied to the argument; more precisely, :
>>> sinh(2+3j)
(-3.590564589985779952012565 + 0.5309210862485198052670401j)
>>> j*sin(3-2j)
(-3.590564589985779952012565 + 0.5309210862485198052670401j)
Computes the hyperbolic tangent of , . Values and limits include:
>>> from mpmath import *
>>> mp.dps = 25; mp.pretty = True
>>> tanh(0)
0.0
>>> tanh(1)
0.7615941559557648881194583
>>> tanh(-inf), tanh(inf)
(-1.0, 1.0)
The hyperbolic tangent is an odd, sigmoidal function, similar to the inverse tangent and error function. Its Maclaurin series is:
>>> nprint(chop(taylor(tanh, 0, 5)))
[0.0, 1.0, 0.0, -0.333333, 0.0, 0.133333]
Generalized to complex numbers, the hyperbolic tangent is essentially a tangent with a rotation applied to the argument; more precisely, :
>>> tanh(2+3j)
(0.9653858790221331242784803 - 0.009884375038322493720314034j)
>>> j*tan(3-2j)
(0.9653858790221331242784803 - 0.009884375038322493720314034j)


<platform>
The <platform>
metadata element contains a description of the operating
system and/or hardware related to the product being described by the
<prodinfo>
element. The <platform>
element may be
used to provide a more detailed definition of values used throughout the map or topic on
the @platform
attribute.
Category: Prolog (metadata) elements


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java.lang.Object com.lowsbroadcast.R.styleable
public static final class R.styleable
| Constructor Summary | |
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R.styleable()
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| Method Summary |
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| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public static final int[] ActionBar
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Specifies a background drawable for the action bar. |
| Specifies a background drawable for the bottom component of a split action bar. |
| Specifies a background drawable for a second stacked row of the action bar. |
| Specifies a layout for custom navigation. |
| Options affecting how the action bar is displayed. |
| Specifies the drawable used for item dividers. |
| Specifies a fixed height. |
| Specifies a layout to use for the "home" section of the action bar. |
| Specifies the drawable used for the application icon. |
| Specifies a style resource to use for an indeterminate progress spinner. |
| Specifies padding that should be applied to the left and right sides of system-provided items in the bar. |
| Specifies the drawable used for the application logo. |
| The type of navigation to use. |
| Specifies the horizontal padding on either end for an embedded progress bar. |
| Specifies a style resource to use for an embedded progress bar. |
| Specifies subtitle text used for navigationMode="normal" |
| Specifies a style to use for subtitle text. |
| Specifies title text used for navigationMode="normal" |
| Specifies a style to use for title text. |
ActionBar_background
,
ActionBar_backgroundSplit
,
ActionBar_backgroundStacked
,
ActionBar_customNavigationLayout
,
ActionBar_displayOptions
,
ActionBar_divider
,
ActionBar_height
,
ActionBar_homeLayout
,
ActionBar_icon
,
ActionBar_indeterminateProgressStyle
,
ActionBar_itemPadding
,
ActionBar_logo
,
ActionBar_navigationMode
,
ActionBar_progressBarPadding
,
ActionBar_progressBarStyle
,
ActionBar_subtitle
,
ActionBar_subtitleTextStyle
,
ActionBar_title
,
ActionBar_titleTextStyle
public static final int ActionBar_background
public static final int ActionBar_backgroundSplit
public static final int ActionBar_backgroundStacked
public static final int ActionBar_customNavigationLayout
public static final int ActionBar_displayOptions
public static final int ActionBar_divider
public static final int ActionBar_height
public static final int ActionBar_homeLayout
public static final int ActionBar_icon
public static final int ActionBar_indeterminateProgressStyle
public static final int ActionBar_itemPadding
public static final int ActionBar_logo
public static final int ActionBar_navigationMode
public static final int ActionBar_progressBarPadding
public static final int ActionBar_progressBarStyle
public static final int ActionBar_subtitle
public static final int ActionBar_subtitleTextStyle
public static final int ActionBar_title
public static final int ActionBar_titleTextStyle
public static final int[] ActionBarLayout
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
|
ActionBarLayout_android_layout_gravity
public static final int ActionBarLayout_android_layout_gravity
This symbol is the offset where the android.R.attr#layout_gravity
attribute's value can be found in the ActionBarLayout
array.
public static final int[] ActionBarWindow
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| |
| |
| A fixed height for the window along the major axis of the screen, that is, when in portrait. |
| A fixed height for the window along the minor axis of the screen, that is, when in landscape. |
| A fixed width for the window along the major axis of the screen, that is, when in landscape. |
| A fixed width for the window along the minor axis of the screen, that is, when in portrait. |
|
ActionBarWindow_windowActionBar
,
ActionBarWindow_windowActionBarOverlay
,
ActionBarWindow_windowFixedHeightMajor
,
ActionBarWindow_windowFixedHeightMinor
,
ActionBarWindow_windowFixedWidthMajor
,
ActionBarWindow_windowFixedWidthMinor
,
ActionBarWindow_windowSplitActionBar
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowActionBar
This symbol is the offset where the R.attr.windowActionBar
attribute's value can be found in the ActionBarWindow
array.
Must be a boolean value, either "true
" or "false
".
This may also be a reference to a resource (in the form
"@[package:]type:name
") or
theme attribute (in the form
"?[package:][type:]name
")
containing a value of this type.
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowActionBarOverlay
This symbol is the offset where the R.attr.windowActionBarOverlay
attribute's value can be found in the ActionBarWindow
array.
Must be a boolean value, either "true
" or "false
".
This may also be a reference to a resource (in the form
"@[package:]type:name
") or
theme attribute (in the form
"?[package:][type:]name
")
containing a value of this type.
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowFixedHeightMajor
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowFixedHeightMinor
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowFixedWidthMajor
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowFixedWidthMinor
public static final int ActionBarWindow_windowSplitActionBar
This symbol is the offset where the R.attr.windowSplitActionBar
attribute's value can be found in the ActionBarWindow
array.
Must be a boolean value, either "true
" or "false
".
This may also be a reference to a resource (in the form
"@[package:]type:name
") or
theme attribute (in the form
"?[package:][type:]name
")
containing a value of this type.
public static final int[] ActionMenuItemView
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
|
ActionMenuItemView_android_minWidth
public static final int ActionMenuItemView_android_minWidth
This symbol is the offset where the android.R.attr#minWidth
attribute's value can be found in the ActionMenuItemView
array.
public static final int[] ActionMenuView
public static final int[] ActionMode
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Specifies a background for the action mode bar. |
| Specifies a background for the split action mode bar. |
| Specifies a fixed height for the action mode bar. |
| Specifies a style to use for subtitle text. |
| Specifies a style to use for title text. |
ActionMode_background
,
ActionMode_backgroundSplit
,
ActionMode_height
,
ActionMode_subtitleTextStyle
,
ActionMode_titleTextStyle
public static final int ActionMode_background
public static final int ActionMode_backgroundSplit
public static final int ActionMode_height
public static final int ActionMode_subtitleTextStyle
public static final int ActionMode_titleTextStyle
public static final int[] ActivityChooserView
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| The drawable to show in the button for expanding the activities overflow popup. |
| The maximal number of items initially shown in the activity list. |
ActivityChooserView_expandActivityOverflowButtonDrawable
,
ActivityChooserView_initialActivityCount
public static final int ActivityChooserView_expandActivityOverflowButtonDrawable
public static final int ActivityChooserView_initialActivityCount
public static final int[] CompatTextView
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Present the text in ALL CAPS. |
CompatTextView_textAllCaps
public static final int CompatTextView_textAllCaps
public static final int[] LinearLayoutICS
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Drawable to use as a vertical divider between buttons. |
| Size of padding on either end of a divider. |
| Setting for which dividers to show. |
LinearLayoutICS_divider
,
LinearLayoutICS_dividerPadding
,
LinearLayoutICS_showDividers
public static final int LinearLayoutICS_divider
public static final int LinearLayoutICS_dividerPadding
public static final int LinearLayoutICS_showDividers
public static final int[] MenuGroup
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Whether the items are capable of displaying a check mark. |
| Whether the items are enabled. |
| The ID of the group. |
| The category applied to all items within this group. |
| The order within the category applied to all items within this group. |
| Whether the items are shown/visible. |
MenuGroup_android_checkableBehavior
,
MenuGroup_android_enabled
,
MenuGroup_android_id
,
MenuGroup_android_menuCategory
,
MenuGroup_android_orderInCategory
,
MenuGroup_android_visible
public static final int MenuGroup_android_checkableBehavior
public static final int MenuGroup_android_enabled
public static final int MenuGroup_android_id
public static final int MenuGroup_android_menuCategory
public static final int MenuGroup_android_orderInCategory
public static final int MenuGroup_android_visible
public static final int[] MenuItem
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| An optional layout to be used as an action view. |
| The name of an optional ActionProvider class to instantiate an action view and perform operations such as default action for that menu item. |
| The name of an optional View class to instantiate and use as an action view. |
| The alphabetic shortcut key. |
| Whether the item is capable of displaying a check mark. |
| Whether the item is checked. |
| Whether the item is enabled. |
| The icon associated with this item. |
| The ID of the item. |
| The category applied to the item. |
| The numeric shortcut key. |
| Name of a method on the Context used to inflate the menu that will be called when the item is clicked. |
| The order within the category applied to the item. |
| The title associated with the item. |
| The condensed title associated with the item. |
| Whether the item is shown/visible. |
| How this item should display in the Action Bar, if present. |
MenuItem_actionLayout
,
MenuItem_actionProviderClass
,
MenuItem_actionViewClass
,
MenuItem_android_alphabeticShortcut
,
MenuItem_android_checkable
,
MenuItem_android_checked
,
MenuItem_android_enabled
,
MenuItem_android_icon
,
MenuItem_android_id
,
MenuItem_android_menuCategory
,
MenuItem_android_numericShortcut
,
MenuItem_android_onClick
,
MenuItem_android_orderInCategory
,
MenuItem_android_title
,
MenuItem_android_titleCondensed
,
MenuItem_android_visible
,
MenuItem_showAsAction
public static final int MenuItem_actionLayout
public static final int MenuItem_actionProviderClass
public static final int MenuItem_actionViewClass
public static final int MenuItem_android_alphabeticShortcut
public static final int MenuItem_android_checkable
public static final int MenuItem_android_checked
public static final int MenuItem_android_enabled
public static final int MenuItem_android_icon
public static final int MenuItem_android_id
public static final int MenuItem_android_menuCategory
public static final int MenuItem_android_numericShortcut
public static final int MenuItem_android_onClick
public static final int MenuItem_android_orderInCategory
public static final int MenuItem_android_title
public static final int MenuItem_android_titleCondensed
public static final int MenuItem_android_visible
public static final int MenuItem_showAsAction
public static final int[] MenuView
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Default background for the menu header. |
| Default horizontal divider between rows of menu items. |
| Default background for each menu item. |
| Default disabled icon alpha for each menu item that shows an icon. |
| Default appearance of menu item text. |
| Whether space should be reserved in layout when an icon is missing. |
| Default vertical divider between menu items. |
| Default animations for the menu. |
MenuView_android_headerBackground
,
MenuView_android_horizontalDivider
,
MenuView_android_itemBackground
,
MenuView_android_itemIconDisabledAlpha
,
MenuView_android_itemTextAppearance
,
MenuView_android_preserveIconSpacing
,
MenuView_android_verticalDivider
,
MenuView_android_windowAnimationStyle
public static final int MenuView_android_headerBackground
public static final int MenuView_android_horizontalDivider
public static final int MenuView_android_itemBackground
public static final int MenuView_android_itemIconDisabledAlpha
public static final int MenuView_android_itemTextAppearance
public static final int MenuView_android_preserveIconSpacing
public static final int MenuView_android_verticalDivider
public static final int MenuView_android_windowAnimationStyle
public static final int[] SearchView
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| The IME options to set on the query text field. |
| The input type to set on the query text field. |
| An optional maximum width of the SearchView. |
| The default state of the SearchView. |
| An optional query hint string to be displayed in the empty query field. |
SearchView_android_imeOptions
,
SearchView_android_inputType
,
SearchView_android_maxWidth
,
SearchView_iconifiedByDefault
,
SearchView_queryHint
public static final int SearchView_android_imeOptions
public static final int SearchView_android_inputType
public static final int SearchView_android_maxWidth
public static final int SearchView_iconifiedByDefault
public static final int SearchView_queryHint
public static final int[] Spinner
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Horizontal offset from the spinner widget for positioning the dropdown in spinnerMode="dropdown". |
| List selector to use for spinnerMode="dropdown" display. |
| Vertical offset from the spinner widget for positioning the dropdown in spinnerMode="dropdown". |
| Width of the dropdown in spinnerMode="dropdown". |
| Gravity setting for positioning the currently selected item. |
| Background drawable to use for the dropdown in spinnerMode="dropdown". |
| Whether this spinner should mark child views as enabled/disabled when the spinner itself is enabled/disabled. |
| Reference to a layout to use for displaying a prompt in the dropdown for spinnerMode="dropdown". |
| The prompt to display when the spinner's dialog is shown. |
| Display mode for spinner options. |
Spinner_android_dropDownHorizontalOffset
,
Spinner_android_dropDownSelector
,
Spinner_android_dropDownVerticalOffset
,
Spinner_android_dropDownWidth
,
Spinner_android_gravity
,
Spinner_android_popupBackground
,
Spinner_disableChildrenWhenDisabled
,
Spinner_popupPromptView
,
Spinner_prompt
,
Spinner_spinnerMode
public static final int Spinner_android_dropDownHorizontalOffset
public static final int Spinner_android_dropDownSelector
public static final int Spinner_android_dropDownVerticalOffset
public static final int Spinner_android_dropDownWidth
public static final int Spinner_android_gravity
public static final int Spinner_android_popupBackground
public static final int Spinner_disableChildrenWhenDisabled
public static final int Spinner_popupPromptView
public static final int Spinner_prompt
public static final int Spinner_spinnerMode
public static final int[] Theme
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Default ActionBar dropdown style. |
| The preferred item height for dropdown lists. |
| Drawable used as a background for selected list items. |
| Default Panel Menu style. |
| Default Panel Menu width. |
| Default PopupMenu style. |
Theme_actionDropDownStyle
,
Theme_dropdownListPreferredItemHeight
,
Theme_listChoiceBackgroundIndicator
,
Theme_panelMenuListTheme
,
Theme_panelMenuListWidth
,
Theme_popupMenuStyle
public static final int Theme_actionDropDownStyle
public static final int Theme_dropdownListPreferredItemHeight
public static final int Theme_listChoiceBackgroundIndicator
public static final int Theme_panelMenuListTheme
public static final int Theme_panelMenuListWidth
public static final int Theme_popupMenuStyle
public static final int[] View
Includes the following attributes:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean that controls whether a view can take focus. |
| Sets the padding, in pixels, of the end edge; see android.R.attr#padding . |
| Sets the padding, in pixels, of the start edge; see android.R.attr#padding . |
View_android_focusable
,
View_paddingEnd
,
View_paddingStart
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public static final int View_paddingEnd
public static final int View_paddingStart
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Rack::Cache is suitable as a quick drop-in component to enable HTTP caching
for Rack-based applications that produce freshness (Expires
,
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- Standards-based (see RFC 2616 / Section 13).
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- Validation
- Vary support
- Portable: 100% Ruby / works with any Rack-enabled framework.
- Disk, memcached, and heap memory storage backends.
News
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- RailsLab’s Advanced HTTP Caching Screencast is a really great review of HTTP caching concepts and shows how to use Rack::Cache with Rails.
Installation
$ sudo gem install rack-cache
Or, from a local working copy:
$ git clone git://github.com/rtomayko/rack-cache.git
$ rake package && sudo rake install
Basic Usage
Rack::Cache is implemented as a piece of Rack middleware and can be used
with any Rack-based application. If your application includes a rackup
(.ru
) file or uses Rack::Builder to construct the application pipeline,
simply require
and use
as follows:
require 'rack/cache'
use Rack::Cache,
:verbose => true,
:metastore => 'file:/var/cache/rack/meta',
:entitystore => 'file:/var/cache/rack/body'
run app
Assuming you’ve designed your backend application to take advantage of HTTP’s caching features, no further code or configuration is required for basic caching.
More
Configuration Options – how to set cache options.
Cache Storage Documentation – detailed information on the various storage implementations available in Rack::Cache and how to choose the one that’s best for your application.
Things Caches Do – an illustrated guide to how HTTP gateway caches work with pointers to other useful resources on HTTP caching.
GitHub Repository – get your fork on.
Mailing List – for hackers and users (
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>).FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Rack::Cache.
RDoc API Documentation – Mostly worthless if you just want to use Rack::Cache in your application but mildly insightful if you’d like to get a feel for how the system has been put together; I recommend reading the source.
See Also
The overall design of Rack::Cache is based largely on the work of the internet standards community. The following resources provide a good starting point for exploring the basic concepts of HTTP caching:
Mark Nottingham’s Caching Tutorial, especially the short section on How Web Caches Work
Joe Gregorio’s Doing HTTP Caching Right
RFC 2616, especially Section 13, “Caching in HTTP”
Rack::Cache takes (liberally) various concepts from Varnish and Django’s cache framework.
License
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C.J. Rhodes dribbles down the court during Ohio's game against Akron on Feb. 6. The Bobcats beat The Zips 99-75.
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C.J. Rhodes was hard to miss during one of his first practices with Ohio. Not just because he’s the shortest player on the team by six inches.
Learning plays and positioning on the fly that other players had practiced for months, Rhodes let his inexperience show. Most of his shots rimmed out, he was slow stepping around screens and he struggled to put his hand up in time on jump shots.
Position: Guard
Year: Freshman
Height: 5-foot-8
Weight: 167 pounds
High School: Mount Healthy (Cincinnati)
As a result, Jordan Dartis, the team’s best shooter and Rhodes’ defensive assignment, was making Rhodes pay with basket after basket.
“You signed up for this!” freshman guard Teyvion Kirk shouted to Rhodes.
Indeed, that’s what Rhodes signed up for when he walked on in mid-January. Now he’s working to adjust to the college level, in spite of his 5-foot-8 frame, and to help the Bobcats however he can.
At the start of the school year, Rhodes met guard Zach Butler on campus and soon befriended Kirk, too. The trio hung out together, went to dining halls and talked about basketball.
“(Rhodes) just started talking about how he wanted to walk on for the team and started asking about tryouts,” Kirk said. “Me being a freshman, I didn’t know too much about walk-on tryouts or even if they did that.”
Ohio does hold a walk-on tryout, which Rhodes attended a few weeks into the Fall Semester. He was one of about 30 hopefuls trying to be noticed in The Convo. Rhodes recalled coaches at the tryout telling him, “good moves,” “good shot” and asking where he is from.
It was over in about two hours. Weeks went by, then months. The season started. All the while, Rhodes waited to hear back.
“No word,” he said.
Rhodes watched home games in the stands and tuned in to some road games online, continuing to support his friends on the team. He kept playing and working out, including spending some nights shooting at The Convo with Butler, as he set his sights on trying out next year.
Then, over the winter break, Rhodes received a call from director of operations Cameron Joyce. There was a spot on the team for him.
A boatload of in-season injuries had thinned Ohio’s roster. Sometimes, the Bobcats had difficulty fielding teams for five-on-five scrimmages. That prompted coach Saul Phillips to sift through the results from the team’s walk-on tryout and pick up a player, which turned out to be Rhodes.
“After trying out and not getting a call, I figured it was over,” Rhodes said Jan. 21 in a Facebook post on his personal page. “I thought that basketball wasn’t for me anymore, but I kept working hard. … I won’t take this as a joke and it’s time to eat.”
The average height of a Division I player is just over 6-foot-4, according to kenpom.com. As the shortest player on most basketball courts throughout high school and now, Rhodes is no stranger to working hard to counter-attack adversity. He even uses the hashtag, “#HeartOverHeight” on social media.
“He’s not a 6-foot-2, 6-foot-3 basketball player … but he’s not afraid to go in there with the trees. We have to pull him back from doing that sometimes ‘cause he doesn’t realize he’s not 6-foot-3.”- Adair Carmichael, Mount Healthy high school coach
In high school, Rhodes was one of the leading scorers at Mount Healthy in Cincinnati his senior year, helping the team to a 16-8 record after just a 10-13 mark the year before.
“C.J. has the heart of a warrior,” Mount Healthy coach Adair Carmichael told The Cincinnati Enquirer in January 2017. “He’s not a 6-foot-2, 6-foot-3 basketball player … but he’s not afraid to go in there with the trees. We have to pull him back from doing that sometimes ‘cause he doesn’t realize he’s not 6-foot-3.”
Rhodes’ first collegiate action came in the final three minutes of a blowout win over Akron last Tuesday. He was as invisible as can be, failing to register a stat in any category — while running around as the only player without a name on the back of his jersey.
For the Bobcats, Rhodes will almost certainly be limited to the role of a practice player. Just don’t tell him that.
He’s thankful for the better-late-than-never call from Ohio and plans to make the most of his chance, wholeheartedly.
“When he finally got that call, I was real happy for him,” Kirk said. “He worked really hard. He really wanted it. Now he got it.”
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A task story.
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| final const | TYPE = 'story' |
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| const | TYPE = '' |
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| final const | DIR = 'stories' |
| const | MAP |
| Protected Properties inherited from AbstractEntity | |
| const | DIR = '' |
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| const | OPT_FIELDS = [] |
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| readonly Api Api | $api |
| array array self[] AbstractEntity[] | $data = [] |
| array bool[] | $diff = [] |
| const | MAP = [] |
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| magic string | getCreatedAt () |
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| magic int | getNumLikes () |
| magic string | getResourceSubtype () |
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| magic string | getSource () |
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| magic Task | getTarget () |
| magic string | getText () |
| bool | isEdited () |
| bool | isPinned () |
| magic bool | ofAddedToProject () |
| magic bool | ofAddedToTag () |
| magic bool | ofAllDependenciesMarkedComplete () |
| magic bool | ofAssigned () |
| magic bool | ofAttachmentAdded () |
| magic bool | ofCommentAdded () |
| magic bool | ofCommentLiked () |
| magic bool | ofDependencyAdded () |
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| magic bool | ofDependencyMarkedComplete () |
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| magic bool | ofDependentAdded () |
| Task became a dependency. More... | |
| magic bool | ofDueDateChanged () |
| magic bool | ofDueToday () |
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| magic bool | ofLiked () |
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| magic bool | ofNameChanged () |
| magic bool | ofNotesChanged () |
| magic bool | ofNumberCustomFieldChanged () |
| magic bool | ofRemovedFromProject () |
| magic bool | ofRemovedFromTag () |
| magic bool | ofSectionChanged () |
| magic bool | ofTextCustomFieldChanged () |
| magic bool | ofUnassigned () |
| $this | setPinned (bool $pinned) |
| magic $this | setText (string $text) |
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| string | __toString () |
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| null string | getGid () |
| bool | hasGid () |
| $this | reload () |
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| __construct (Api|self $caller, array $data=[]) | |
| array | __serialize () |
| void | __unserialize (array $data) |
| bool | isDiff () |
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| array | toArray (bool $diff=false) |
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| magic bool | isLiked () |
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| void | _setData (array $data) |
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| void | _reload (string $field) |
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| T | _hydrate (string $class, $item) |
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Son of fmr Syrian president enlisted to find Eli Cohen's remains
New Zealand, Israeli intelligence enlist son of Syrian president who oversaw Eli Cohen's execution to find spy's remains.
by Gary WilligThe Mossad enlisted the aid of the son of Syria's former president to find the remains of famed spy Eli Cohen, New Zealand news site Newshub reported Sunday.
Two years ago, the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service [NZSIS] and the Mossad contacted Khalid al-Hafidh, the son of Amin al-Hafiz, the man who was president of Syria when Eli Cohen was executed.
Al-Hafidh moved to Auckland as a refugee from Syria.
"I was cooperating with the New Zealand Secret Intelligence Service in a mission with the Mossad of Israel to help find - to try to find - the remains of the Israeli spy Eli Cohen," Khalid told Newshub.
"I did not want to do it for the money. I did not want to do it for Mossad. I wanted to do it for the wife and children of Eli Cohen," he stated.


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It sounded too good on paper. One of my favorite directors, Barry Levinson (Wag the Dog), re-teaming with one of my favorite writers, Paul Attanasio (Quiz Show), to adapt a book by one of my favorite authors, Michael Crichton (AirFrame). They pulled it off with Disclosure and its A-list stars, so why couldn't…no, why SHOULDN'T they be able to do it again?
Well, I imagine the main reason is that the story is no good. I never read Sphere, but have it on good authority that it kinda sucked rocks. Levinson and Attanasio probably polished this turd as well as they could, and the end product is a dull rip-off of the superior films in its genre.
One should have become suspicious when Levinson ordered the actors back to shoot additional footage less than three weeks before the scheduled release date. I guess the reactions from the test screenings made the executives at Warner Bros. a little antsy. Who could blame them? WB's latest crop of box office bombs include The Postman, Mad City, The Man Who Knew Too Little, Steel, Free Willy 3 and Fire Down Below. By Jobe, there should be people jumping out of windows!
 Throw in rap star Queen Latifah and performance artist Marga Gomez, and you've got yourself an eerie preview of the next season of MTV's The Real World. Seven strangers… picked to live in a submarine…
After it kills off all of the people that don't receive billing above its title, Sphere proceeds to `borrow' ideas from Alien, 2001, The Thing, The Abyss and probably a bunch of other groundbreaking films that I was too bored to notice. Want to see a much better sci-fi film about strangers unwillingly thrown together in a confined space? Wait for Cube, which will hopefully be released later this year. Its budget was about 2% of Sphere. Literally.
The thing that is supposed to separate Sphere from silly films like Deep Rising and Anaconda is that there really isn't a giant snake or angry octopus to do battle with. The real enemy is the imagination of the characters. Personally, I would have used my imagination to create a world where I was the slave master and my harem included the entire lineup of those Cover Girl commercials. Instead, the characters predictably and boringly turn against each other in individual fits of distrust.
Levinson displays similar editing techniques to Homicide: Life on the Streets by quickly replaying the actors dialogue from several different camera angles. He also lays the film out in titled chapters, which will make it easy to `pause' and `pee' when you're watching the video, or to get up and sneak out of the theater.
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ANGIE A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Martha Coolidge Written by Todd Graff, based on the novel "Angie, I Says" by Avra Wing Starring Geena Davis MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for adult-themed humor) Running Time Approx. 110 minutes
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"What have the Irish done to make you hate us so much?" - Stephen Rea to Geena Davis, when she tries to honk an Irish accent.
ANGIE doesn't make a bit of sense. Which is shame, considering how likeable this Geena Davis vehicle really *is*.
ANGIE is Angie Scacciapensieri (Davis), a Catholic/Italian/Brooklyn gal with an okay boyfriend and a better job. By day, she works for a magazine. By night, she dates a plumber. (Named, what else?, Vinnie.) The twist comes when the supposedly free-spirited Scacciapensieri gets pregnant and doesn't want to get married. Because, as she states, "having a baby changes everything." No duh.
Which pits Angie against her family, her friends, and, ultimately, herself.
There's a *lot* to like about ANGIE. There's good acting across the board, from Mrs. Renny Harlin on down. The less-than-ethnic-looking Davis effortlessly carries the film. She's a striking actress *and*, as proven here, a dependable talent. Some of the better supporting players include James Gandolfini, Aida Tuturro, and THE CRYING GAME's Stephen Rea as a love-interest.
More importantly, the characters *feel* real. As do (most of) the situations. The production values are good. The timing is good. All in all, a very good effort.
So what's wrong?
ANGIE never explains Angie. Or, if you prefer, the film never clearly explains who Angie *is.* We know more of what *happens* to her anything else. In fact, Angie goes through enough dramatic situations to fill *three* films. Her monologue to an incubator, alone, should send collective estrogen levels soaring.
(Insecure men beware: ANGIE contains extensive humor on vibrators, gynecological exams, and breast feeding! :-)
The story skimps in a couple other places. Angie's reason for leaving Vinnie is never made clear. And her truck-stop transformation late in the film, where she cuts all her hair herself, is barely believable.
Over-playing and unintentional omissions aside, there's enough honest humor in ANGIE to amuse anyone. Better bits include Angie registering into the hospital as "Angie Scotchandsoda" and a delivery-room scene complete with A CHORUS LINE.
All this and a healthy dose of Catholic guilt to boot! :-)
Ultimately, ANGIE feels like a "greatest hits" compilation from a longer, stronger movie. The early scenes work well, but the film goes downhill, a bit, as the drama is played increasingly hard. Like any compilation, it's a pleasant experience even if none of the scenes, good or not-so-good, ever tell us who Angie really is. Which may leave some viewers feeling hollow.
NOTE: I don't know what is a funnier example of "intended audience." The "stay in school" PSA shown before SUGAR HILL? Or the weepy Miramax trailers shown before ANGIE? :)
Bottom line: ANGIE is a likable comic drama that benefits from a good cast, good characters, and handsome production values. But some overwrought drama and a vague lead character are definite demerits.
Grade: B-
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[gecode-users] [icl] 'map::_add' ignores default-constructed value
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Thu Oct 29 15:21:47 CET 2015
Hi,
First of all thanks very much for the ICL!
I'm using a boost::icl::interval_map with my own value type (struct V)
and I have a custom value combining logic by passing
boost::icl::inplace_et to the map and defining my own "operator&=" that
provides the logic implementation.
Now what happens is that my map ignores "m += make_pair(..., V())"
because the default-constructed value is considered neutral due to:
boost/icl/interval_base_map.hpp:
... interval_base_map<...>::_add(const segment_type& addend) {
typedef typename on_absorbtion<type,Combiner,
absorbs_identities<type>::value>::type on_absorbtion_;
...
const codomain_type& co_val = addend.second;
if(on_absorbtion_::is_absorbable(co_val))
return this->_map.end();
This 'if' returns without actually modifying the map. Is there some
public API that I can use to tell my map that it should not consider any
value 'absorbable'? And is it a good idea to change this?
Thank you,
Filip
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Issue 6546
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Console
panel
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The Command Line must be focused, so that you can immediately start typing into it.


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{% extends "pathways/base.html" %}
{% load static %}
{% load i18n %}
{% block content %}
{% trans "Eligible Buffalo residents can receive a discount on their water bill between $60 and $90 a year." %}
{% trans "An authorized Affordable Water Program assistance tool" %}
{% trans "Upload requested documents" %} {% trans "For missed interviews or other issues" %}
{% trans "Eligibility is determined by income and household size." %}
{% trans "You'll need documents to verify your income and residency." %}
{% trans "If you’re approved, you’ll receive a discount on your next water bill." %} You may qualify for additional Pathways to Affordable Water. These include:
• Low Income Senior Citizen Discount (must be 65 years of age)
• Monthly Payment Plans
• Extended Repayment Periods
• Interest Charge Suspension
• Monthly Billing Option
• Leak Abatement Program
{% blocktrans %}
If you pay your own water bill, you may apply normally.
If you do not pay your own water bill or if water is included in your rent, you may
still be eligible for water assistance.
{% endblocktrans %}
{% blocktrans %}
If your landlord receives the discount on your behalf, you could deduct that amount from your
rent.
However, this is not legal advice and we highly recommend a written agreement
with your landlord.
{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "Get help paying your Buffalo Water bill" %}
{% trans "Apply for assistance in 10 minutes" %}
{% trans "Apply now" %}
{% trans "Already started your application?" %}
{% trans "What if I need additional help?" %}
{% trans "Can I apply as a renter?" %}


What's New with the CJ-6 New Jeep for '99: A new to me '75 CJ-6. This bone stock vehicle has a lot of potential for a project.
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We can have our entity beans extend io.ebean.Model
. They then have
save()
and delete()
methods.
package org.example.domain; import javax.persistence.Id; import javax.persistence.Entity; @Entity public class Customer extends Model { @Id long id; String name; // getters and setters }
package org.example.domain import javax.persistence.Entity import javax.persistence.Id @Entity class Customer : Model() { @Id var id: Long = 0 var name: String? = null }
Now we can just save()
and delete()
customer.
Note that it would be nice if we have a constructor that takes name. We will do that shortly and that means we can make name a non-nullable property.
Customer customer = new Customer(); customer.setName("Hello world"); customer.save(); customer.delete();
val customer = Customer() customer.name = "Hello entity bean" customer.save() customer.delete();
Note that save()
and delete()
use the default database
.
We obtain the default database via DB.getDefault().


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Issue 5235
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Steps to reproduce
Open Firebug
Switch to the
HTML
panel and there to the
Style
side panel
Inspect the blue
<div>
(
#element
) above
Inside the
Style
side panel middle-click the


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Here at UN Student Association Oslo, we are driven by a single goal; to bring attention to important issues that impact our global society and ensure the preservation of the universal human rights for all. We strive to impact the world at large, by creating a sustainable world in which there is international solidarity, peace and cooperation.
Dealing with the challenges of today requires problem-solvers who bring different perspectives and are willing to take risks. UN Students Oslo emerged out of a pursuit to inspire and support the community, and a desire for actions to speak louder than words. As a voluntary student organisation, the UN Student Association Oslo are open for all students who are enrolled in higher education in Oslo and its surrounding vicinity - as we believe that the youth can initiate change.
Based in Oslo, we are an organisation driven by progressive ideas, bold actions, and a strong foundation of support. We organise member meetings, seminars, debates and social gatherings of various kinds in order to shed light on important issues we believe are worth discussing. At the very fundament of our organisation is the belief in a sustainable world in which the universal human rights are for all.
Get in touch with UN-Students Oslo to learn more about our work and how you can get involved.
Coming together from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences, our skilled team of students are the backbone of UN-Student Association Oslo. Their ideas help shape the direction and mission of our organisation as it continues to develop. Read on to learn more about some of our incredible team members.
Hard-working, charismatic, trustworthy and joy-spreader - these are some of the words to describe our wonderful President, Hamsika. If it were up to us she would be President of the world. Currently, Hamsika is studying Medicine and Developmental Studies at the University of Oslo. As the president of the association she manages all projects, and has the responsibility of making sure everyone in the board does their part. In addition she is the one who calls the board and the members for meetings and decides the agenda of these meetings.
Hamsika’s involvement in the association started in Bergen where she was the vice president of the UN Student Association Hordaland in 2015 before becoming the president in 2016. In January 2017 she moved to Oslo due to her studies. The UN Student Association Oslo was quite inactive when Hamsika arrived Oslo so she decided to do something about it by planning an event for the association that would attract a lot of students, which it did. At the end of the event she held an election, and the current board was elected.
Hamsika’s involvement in the association started in Bergen where she was the vice president of the UN Student Association Hordaland in 2015 before becoming the president in 2016. In January 2017 she moved to Oslo due to her studies. The UN Student Association Oslo was quite inactive when Hamsika arrived Oslo so she decided to do something about it by planning an event for the association that would attract a lot of students, which it did. At the end of the event she held an election, and the current board was elected.
Nothing short of a girl boss, Adela is an inspiration to have on board and gets things done when it is needed. She definitely has a certain remarkable aura about her. Adela is studying Religion Studies, but from a Gender Studies perspective at the University of Oslo. As the vice-president she assists Hamsika in managing the association, and joins her in meetings with organisations we cooperate with. In addition she is an advisor, and helps Hamsika in everything she needs, which includes taking over the role of the president if Hamsika is not present. Lastly, she answers emails and messages from all social media sites.
Adela is nothing short of an aspiring philanthropist with previous experience as a refugee guide with integration programmes at Grünerløkka School. For her the importance of being part of something that makes a real change naturally led her to the UN-Student Association Oslo as gender equality, human rights and intersectional feminism are core issues for Adela.
Adela is nothing short of an aspiring philanthropist with previous experience as a refugee guide with integration programmes at Grünerløkka School. For her the importance of being part of something that makes a real change naturally led her to the UN-Student Association Oslo as gender equality, human rights and intersectional feminism are core issues for Adela.
Described as a joy-spreader with a positive attitude and charisma, Maria is a great addition to have to have on our team as she brings great energy wherever she goes. Maria is studying International Relations at the University of Oslo with an emphasis on social sciences. Maria’s job is to promote all the events, write some of the texts for the events, and create the events on Facebook. She is also the creator behind the official website having designed and written all of the texts by herself. In addition she is responsible for all of our social media outlets.
With her previous experience from organisations such as The European Youth Parliament and Arbeidslivsutvalget ved Institutt for Statsvitenskap, Maria is certainly ready to tackle her role in the organisation. Having grown up in a multicultural environment, Maria is driven by the need to create a change and enforce empowerment for everybody as she believes in the importance of spreading knowledge.
With her previous experience from organisations such as The European Youth Parliament and Arbeidslivsutvalget ved Institutt for Statsvitenskap, Maria is certainly ready to tackle her role in the organisation. Having grown up in a multicultural environment, Maria is driven by the need to create a change and enforce empowerment for everybody as she believes in the importance of spreading knowledge.
What is your favorite Sustainable Development Goal, and why? My favorite is quality education. I believe childhood is an important part of the development of an individual. Everyone must have a balanced childhood that consists both work and play in order to enjoy and contribute to the society.
Why did you want join the UN Student Association Oslo? I wanted to develop my attentiveness towards others. I expected UN Student Association Oslo to be filled with diverse people, and I wanted to learn more by being in the midst of everything.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? I think the significance of attending the UN Theme Week 2019 is that it allows one to simply engage. Some may be more knowledgeable, and some may be more interested. Conversely, some may be less knowledgeable, and some may be less interested. This is okay in my perspective. The fact that this event will be a platform which will enable people to interact with different ideas, meet new people, and ultimately expand their horizons simply makes this event worth attending.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? I think the significance of attending the UN Theme Week 2019 is that it allows one to simply engage. Some may be more knowledgeable, and some may be more interested. Conversely, some may be less knowledgeable, and some may be less interested. This is okay in my perspective. The fact that this event will be a platform which will enable people to interact with different ideas, meet new people, and ultimately expand their horizons simply makes this event worth attending.
What is your favorite Sustainable Development Goal, and why? Nr 17. This is my favorite since I believe that without a global collaboration there are many of the goals that can be harder to achieve.
Why did you want to join the UN Student Association Oslo? I have always been interesse in the UN and I am a strong believer in a strong global cooperation.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? To learn and be informed. If you have a thing you burn for, then this is the perfect platform to explore this theme more. Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? It is important because it’s we that are the future. We have the power to change the world if we want to.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? To learn and be informed. If you have a thing you burn for, then this is the perfect platform to explore this theme more. Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? It is important because it’s we that are the future. We have the power to change the world if we want to.
What do you study/what is your occupation? Asia and middle eastern studies with Arabic.
What is your favorite Sustainable Development Goal, and why? All the SDGs are of course equally important but the SDG 16: Peace, justice and strong institutions, in my opinion, might be the first step to reach all the SDGs. If the world reaches peace, justice and ‘’A War-Free world’’ countries would probably focus on building cities solving the hunger problems, caring about the environment etc. instead of using the money they have on wars.
Why did you want join the UN Student Association Oslo? Seeing the UN help immigrants had a huge impression on me since I was little, I've grown wanting to take a part in helping others, in making a change. Being a part of such an influential organization like the UN student association helps me to learn a lot and help make a change.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? It’s a great opportunity for everyone who is interested in The sustainable development goals and the UN work. There will be some really interesting workshops, debates about the SDGs, not to mention the concert on the last day of the UN theme week. It will be an amazing week be there, you'll learn a lot and have fun at the same time!
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? It’s a great opportunity for everyone who is interested in The sustainable development goals and the UN work. There will be some really interesting workshops, debates about the SDGs, not to mention the concert on the last day of the UN theme week. It will be an amazing week be there, you'll learn a lot and have fun at the same time!
What is your favorite Sustainable Development Goal, and why? Goal number 17 is my favorite because we are all responsible.
Why did you want join the UN Student Association Oslo? Because of the relevant experiences it would give me and because of the chance to meet new interesting people.
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? It will create and open up a network for you where you get to meet others with the same passion and interests as you! Off course, it will also be a great occasion for social gatherings and fun as well.
Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? I believe that young engagement and passion is unique! If we find a way to get our voices heard I have no doubt that youths are the ones who will change the world.
Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? I believe that young engagement and passion is unique! If we find a way to get our voices heard I have no doubt that youths are the ones who will change the world.
What do you study/what is your occupation? Asia and middle eastern studies with Arabic.
What is your favorite Sustainable Development Goal, and why? I think I would choose Goal 17: "Partnership for the Goals" because, in a way, it sums up the entire purpose of the SDGs. Each and every one of the goals needs to be achieved, and the only way to do this is with the cooperation of all parties and all of us working together.
Why did you want join the UN Student Association Oslo? I first knew about them during the Associations Week at UiO. After going to the first meeting and event I thought to myself: "Here is a fun, cool, and diverse group of people that are interested in things I am interested too and that I can also relate to my studies... How awesome is that?!"
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? UN Theme 2019: "Walk the Talk" will have all kinds of activities: workshops, debates, lectures, concerts, and even more cool events. So, because of all these different approaches, it is going to be a great opportunity for everyone to get to more about the SDGs.
Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? We must acknowledge, as early as possible, that sustainability comprehends different aspects of our life as human beings and our relationship with each other and with the planet. As Carl Sagan said many years ago: "A new consciousness is developing which sees the earth as a single organism and recognizes that an organism at war with itself is doomed".
Why should people attend UN Theme Week 2019? UN Theme 2019: "Walk the Talk" will have all kinds of activities: workshops, debates, lectures, concerts, and even more cool events. So, because of all these different approaches, it is going to be a great opportunity for everyone to get to more about the SDGs.
Why is it important for young people to engage and get involved in working towards a more sustainable and fair world? We must acknowledge, as early as possible, that sustainability comprehends different aspects of our life as human beings and our relationship with each other and with the planet. As Carl Sagan said many years ago: "A new consciousness is developing which sees the earth as a single organism and recognizes that an organism at war with itself is doomed".


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title: dataandme gjreda good advice here from riley
date: '2016-04-06T23:15:39+05:30'
tags:
- ml
- business
tumblr_url: https://sureshshanmugam.com/post/142358694969/dataandme-gjreda-good-advice-here-from-riley
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@gjreda: Good advice here from Riley Newman, @Airbnb’s head of data science https://t.co/ORrVG13seF https://t.co/LnWU6kpcSR


Qt Sensors - Maze QML Example
Maze in QML
To write a QML application that will use the TiltSensor QML sensors type you need to do the following steps:
Import the QtSensors 5.x declarative plugin:
import QtSensors 5.0
Add the Sensor QML types into your qml file.
In this example we use the TiltSensor with values based in degrees and an accuracy of 5 degree:
TiltSensor { id: tiltSensor active: true }
Starting the sensor can be done by setting the 'enabled' property to true:
onTriggered: { if (!tiltSensor.enabled) tiltSensor.active = true;
The mouse should move by a factor of the tilt value:
var xstep = 0; xstep = tiltSensor.reading.yRotation * 0.1 //acceleration var ystep = 0; ystep = tiltSensor.reading.xRotation * 0.1 //acceleration
The walk direction of the mouse takes into account some collision detection:
if (xstep < 1 && xstep > 0) xstep = 0 else if (xstep > -1 && xstep < 0) xstep = 0 if (ystep < 1 && ystep > 0) ystep = 0; else if (ystep > -1 && ystep < 0) ystep = 0; if ((xstep < 0 && mouseCtrl.x > 0 && Lib.canMove(mouseCtrl.x + xstep,mouseCtrl.y))) { xval = mouseCtrl.x + xstep; } else if (xstep > 0 && mouseCtrl.x < (Lib.cellDimension * (Lib.dimension - 1)) && Lib.canMove(mouseCtrl.x + xstep,mouseCtrl.y)) { xval = mouseCtrl.x + xstep; } else xval = mouseCtrl.x; if (ystep < 0 && mouseCtrl.y > 0 && Lib.canMove(mouseCtrl.x, mouseCtrl.y + ystep)) { yval = mouseCtrl.y + ystep; } else if (ystep > 0 && (mouseCtrl.y < (Lib.cellDimension * (Lib.dimension - 1))) && Lib.canMove(mouseCtrl.x, mouseCtrl.y + ystep)) { yval = mouseCtrl.y + ystep; } else yval = mouseCtrl.y mouseCtrl.move(xval, yval);
The rotation of the mouse image is determined according to the angle that the mouse is moving.
var a = newy - mouse.y var b = newx - mouse.x var radians_to_degrees = 57.2957795 angle = Math.atan2(-b, a) * radians_to_degrees if (angle < 0) angle = 360 + angle img.rotation = angle mouse.x = newx; mouse.y = newy;
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| info_google_fonts {gt} | R Documentation |
The google_font()
helper function can be used wherever a font name should
be specified. There are two instances where this helper can be used: the
name
argument in opt_table_font()
(for setting a table font) and in that
of cell_text()
(used with tab_style()
). Because there is an overwhelming
number of fonts available in the Google Fonts catalog, the
info_google_fonts()
provides a table with a set of helpful font
recommendations. These fonts look great in the different parts of a gt
table. Why? For the most part they are suitable for body text, having large
counters, large x-height, reasonably low contrast, and open apertures. These
font features all make for high legibility at smaller sizes.
info_google_fonts()
An object of class gt_tbl
.
10-6
Other Information Functions:
info_currencies()
,
info_date_style()
,
info_locales()
,
info_paletteer()
,
info_time_style()
# Get a table of info on some of the # recommended Google Fonts for tables tab_1 <- info_google_fonts()


Holds a collection of object tiles.
More...
#include <ObjTiles.h>
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| | ObjTiles () |
| | Default constructor. More...
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| |
| | ObjTiles (const std::string &csv) |
| | Constructs it from a CSV string. More...
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| |
| | ObjTiles (Element *e) |
| | Loads a group of object tiles from the element's innnerText. More...
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| |
| bool | LoadFromElement (Element *e) |
| | Loads a group of object tiles from the element's innerText. Check the LoadFromString for the format of the text. Object tiles are resized to fit. More...
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| |
| bool | LoadFromString (std::string data) |
| | Loads a set of tiles from a list of comma separated values. Elements within a row are separated by a comma. A newline character indicates a new row. Object tiles are resized to fit. More...
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| |
| Element * | SaveToElement (void) |
| | Saves the group of tiles to an element's innertext. More...
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| |
| std::string | SaveToString (void) |
| | Creates a string that's equivalent of the group of object tiles. This is not shortened and is the full tile size. More...
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| |
| std::string | CutTilesString (void) |
| | Creates a string that's equivalent of the group of object tiles. Trailing empty (-1) values are cut off the ends of lines. Excess empty rows are cut off. More...
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| |
| int | GetTile (size_t x, size_t y) const |
| | Gets an object tile from the tile group. More...
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| |
| int | GetTile (const Vector2< size_t > &pos) const |
| | Gets an object tile from the tile group. More...
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| |
| void | SetTile (size_t x, size_t y, int value) |
| | Sets an object tile in the tile group. More...
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| |
| void | SetTile (const Vector2< size_t > &pos, int value) |
| | Sets an object tile in the tile group. More...
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| |
| Vector2< size_t > | GetSize (void) const |
| |
| void | Resize (size_t newX, size_t newY) |
| | Resizes the tile group to fit the given size. Cuts off excess tiles, and fills new tiles with -1. More...
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| |
| void | Resize (const Vector2< size_t > &newSz) |
| | Resizes the tile group to fit the given size. Cuts off excess tiles, and fills new tiles with -1. More...
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| |
Holds a collection of object tiles.
Very similar to the Tiles class, except holds integers rather than characters. Generates/loads comma separated values.
◆ ObjTiles() [1/3]
| Sakura::ObjTiles::ObjTiles |
( |
| ) |
|
Default constructor.
Constructs size to zero.
◆ ObjTiles() [2/3]
| Sakura::ObjTiles::ObjTiles |
( |
const std::string & |
csv | ) |
|
Constructs it from a CSV string.
- Parameters
-
| csv | The comma separated string to load from. |
◆ ObjTiles() [3/3]
| Sakura::ObjTiles::ObjTiles |
( |
Element * |
e | ) |
|
Loads a group of object tiles from the element's innnerText.
- Parameters
-
| e | The element to load form. |
◆ CutTilesString()
| std::string Sakura::ObjTiles::CutTilesString |
( |
void |
| ) |
|
Creates a string that's equivalent of the group of object tiles. Trailing empty (-1) values are cut off the ends of lines.
- Returns
- The string equivalent of the tile set.
◆ GetSize()
| Vector2< size_t > Sakura::ObjTiles::GetSize |
( |
void |
| ) |
const |
- Returns
- The size of the tile group.
◆ GetTile() [1/2]
| int Sakura::ObjTiles::GetTile |
( |
const Vector2< size_t > & |
pos | ) |
const |
Gets an object tile from the tile group.
- Parameters
-
| pos | The position to get from. |
- Returns
- The object tile found.
◆ GetTile() [2/2]
| int Sakura::ObjTiles::GetTile |
( |
size_t |
x, |
|
|
size_t |
y |
|
) |
| const |
Gets an object tile from the tile group.
- Parameters
-
| x | The x position to get from. |
| y | The y position to get from. |
- Returns
- The object tile found.
◆ LoadFromElement()
| bool Sakura::ObjTiles::LoadFromElement |
( |
Element * |
e | ) |
|
Loads a group of object tiles from the element's innerText. Check the LoadFromString for the format of the text. Object tiles are resized to fit.
- Parameters
-
| e | The element to load from |
- Returns
- True on success, false on failure.
◆ LoadFromString()
| bool Sakura::ObjTiles::LoadFromString |
( |
std::string |
data | ) |
|
Loads a set of tiles from a list of comma separated values. Elements within a row are separated by a comma. A newline character indicates a new row. Object tiles are resized to fit.
- Parameters
-
| data | A comma separated set of tiles to load form. |
- Returns
- true On success, false on failure.
◆ Resize() [1/2]
| void Sakura::ObjTiles::Resize |
( |
const Vector2< size_t > & |
newSz | ) |
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Resizes the tile group to fit the given size. Cuts off excess tiles, and fills new tiles with -1.
- Parameters
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◆ Resize() [2/2]
| void Sakura::ObjTiles::Resize |
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size_t |
newX, |
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size_t |
newY |
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Resizes the tile group to fit the given size. Cuts off excess tiles, and fills new tiles with -1.
- Parameters
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| newX | The new size x |
| newY | The new size y |
◆ SaveToElement()
| Element * Sakura::ObjTiles::SaveToElement |
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void |
| ) |
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Saves the group of tiles to an element's innertext.
Creates a string equivalent of the tile set and saves it into the provided element.
◆ SaveToString()
| std::string Sakura::ObjTiles::SaveToString |
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void |
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Creates a string that's equivalent of the group of object tiles. This is not shortened and is the full tile size.
- Returns
- The string equivalent of the tile set.
◆ SetTile() [1/2]
| void Sakura::ObjTiles::SetTile |
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const Vector2< size_t > & |
pos, |
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int |
value |
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Sets an object tile in the tile group.
- Parameters
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| pos | The position to set. |
| value | The value to set it to. |
◆ SetTile() [2/2]
| void Sakura::ObjTiles::SetTile |
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size_t |
x, |
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size_t |
y, |
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int |
value |
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) |
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Sets an object tile in the tile group.
- Parameters
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| x | The x position to set. |
| y | The y position to set. |
| value | The value to set it to. |
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