| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Object |
AutodiscoverService.func(List arg1,
List arg2,
ExchangeVersion arg3,
URI arg4) |
HttpWebRequest |
AutodiscoverService.prepareHttpWebRequestForUrl(URI url)
Creates an HttpWebRequest instance and initializes it with the
appropriate parameters, based on the configuration of this service
object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AutodiscoverLocalException
Represents an exception that is thrown when the Autodiscover service could
not be contacted.
|
class |
MaximumRedirectionHopsExceededException
The Class MaximumRedirectionHopsExceededException.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
EwsUtilities.countMatchingChars(String str,
IPredicate<Character> charPredicate)
Count characters in string that match a condition.
|
<T> T |
PropertyBag.getObjectFromPropertyDefinition(PropertyDefinition propertyDefinition)
Gets the value of a property.
|
boolean |
IPredicate.predicate(T obj)
Represents the method that defines a
set of criteria and determines whether
the specified object meets those criteria.
|
protected void |
ExchangeServiceBase.prepareCredentials(HttpWebRequest request) |
HttpWebRequest |
ExchangeService.prepareHttpWebRequest()
Prepare http web request.
|
protected HttpWebRequest |
ExchangeServiceBase.prepareHttpWebRequestForUrl(URI url,
boolean acceptGzipEncoding,
boolean allowAutoRedirect)
Creates an HttpWebRequest instance and initialises it with the
appropriate parameters, based on the configuration of this service
object.
|
static <T> boolean |
EwsUtilities.trueForAll(Iterable<T> collection,
IPredicate<T> predicate)
Determines whether every element in the collection
matches the conditions defined by the specified predicate.
|
void |
ExchangeServiceBase.validate()
Validates this instance.
|
void |
ExchangeService.validate()
Validates this instance.
|
static void |
EwsUtilities.validateNonBlankStringParam(String param,
String paramName)
Validates string parameter to be
non-empty string (null value not allowed).
|
static void |
EwsUtilities.validateNonBlankStringParamAllowNull(String param,
String paramName)
Validates string parameter to be non-empty string (null value allowed).
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
InvalidOrUnsupportedTimeZoneDefinitionException
The Class InvalidOrUnsupportedTimeZoneDefinitionException.
|
class |
PropertyException
Represents an error that occurs when an operation on a property fails.
|
class |
ServiceObjectPropertyException
Represents an error that occurs when an operation on a property fails.
|
class |
ServiceValidationException
Represents an error that occurs when a validation check fails.
|
class |
ServiceVersionException
Represents an error that occurs when a request cannot be handled due to a
service version mismatch.
|
class |
ServiceXmlDeserializationException
Represents an error that occurs when the XML for a response cannot be
deserialized.
|
class |
ServiceXmlSerializationException
Represents an error that occurs when the XML for a request cannot be
serialized.
|
class |
TimeZoneConversionException
Represents an error that occurs when a date and time cannot be converted from
one time zone to another.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
CreateAttachmentRequest.emitTimeZoneHeader()
Gets a value indicating whether the TimeZoneContext SOAP header should be
emitted.
|
GetInboxRulesResponse |
GetInboxRulesRequest.execute()
Executes this request.
|
FindConversationResponse |
FindConversationRequest.execute()
Executes this request.
|
void |
HangingServiceRequestBase.internalExecute()
Exectures the request.
|
protected void |
UpdateItemRequest.validate() |
protected void |
UpdateFolderRequest.validate()
validates request.
|
protected void |
UnsubscribeRequest.validate()
Validate the request.
|
protected void |
GetUserConfigurationRequest.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
GetRequest.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
GetItemRequestBase.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
FindRequest.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
FindConversationRequest.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
DelegateManagementRequestBase.validate()
Validate request.
|
protected void |
CreateItemRequest.validate()
Validate request..
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
SyncResponse.readElementsFromXml(EwsServiceXmlReader reader)
Reads response elements from XML.
|
protected void |
DeleteAttachmentResponse.readElementsFromXml(EwsServiceXmlReader reader)
Reads response elements from XML.
|
protected void |
ConvertIdResponse.readElementsFromXml(EwsServiceXmlReader reader)
Reads response elements from XML.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ServiceId |
ServiceObject.getId()
Gets the id.
|
protected boolean |
ServiceObject.getIsTimeZoneHeaderRequired(boolean isUpdateOperation)
Gets a value indicating whether a time zone SOAP header should be emitted
in a CreateItem or UpdateItem request so this item can be property saved
or updated.
|
boolean |
ServiceObject.isNew()
Checks if is new.
|
void |
ServiceObject.throwIfThisIsNew()
Throws exception if this is a new service object.
|
protected void |
ServiceObject.throwIfThisIsNotNew()
Throws exception if this is not a new service object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
Folder.getChildFolderCount()
Gets the number of child folder this folder has.
|
String |
Folder.getDisplayName()
Gets the display name of the folder.
|
EnumSet<EffectiveRights> |
Folder.getEffectiveRights()
Gets a value indicating the effective rights the current authenticated
user has on the folder.
|
ExtendedPropertyCollection |
Folder.getExtendedPropertiesForService()
Gets a list of extended property associated with the folder.
|
String |
Folder.getFolderClass()
Gets the custom class name of this folder.
|
ManagedFolderInformation |
Folder.getManagedFolderInformation()
Gets the Email Lifecycle Management (ELC) information associated with the
folder.
|
FolderId |
Folder.getParentFolderId()
Gets the Id of this folder's parent folder.
|
FolderPermissionCollection |
Folder.getPermissions()
Gets a list of permissions for the folder.
|
int |
Folder.getTotalCount()
Gets the total number of item contained in the folder.
|
int |
Folder.getUnreadCount()
Gets the number of unread item in the folder.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
Item.delete(DeleteMode deleteMode)
Deletes the item.
|
void |
Task.deleteCurrentOccurrence(DeleteMode deleteMode)
Deletes the current occurrence of a recurring task.
|
Integer |
Task.getActualWork()
Gets the actual amount of time that is spent on the task.
|
int |
MeetingRequest.getAdjacentMeetingCount()
Gets the number of calendar entries that are adjacent to
this appointment in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
Integer |
Appointment.getAdjacentMeetingCount()
Gets the number of calendar entries that are adjacent to this appointment
in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
ItemCollection<Appointment> |
MeetingRequest.getAdjacentMeetings()
Gets a list of meetings that are adjacent with this
appointment in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
ItemCollection<Appointment> |
Appointment.getAdjacentMeetings()
Gets a list of meetings that conflict with this appointment in the
authenticated user's calendar.
|
String |
Contact.getAlias()
Gets the Alias from the directory
|
EnumSet<ResponseActions> |
Item.getAllowedResponseActions()
Gets a value indicating which response actions are allowed on this item.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getAllowNewTimeProposal()
Gets a value indicating whether new time
proposals are allowed for attendees of this meeting.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getAllowNewTimeProposal()
Gets a value indicating whether new time proposals are allowed
for attendees of this meeting.
|
Date |
MeetingRequest.getAppointmentReplyTime()
Gets the time when the attendee replied to the meeting request.
|
Date |
Appointment.getAppointmentReplyTime()
Gets the time when the attendee replied to the meeting request.
|
int |
MeetingRequest.getAppointmentSequenceNumber()
Gets the sequence number of this appointment.
|
Integer |
Appointment.getAppointmentSequenceNumber()
Gets the sequence number of this appointment.
|
int |
MeetingRequest.getAppointmentState()
Gets the state of this appointment.
|
Integer |
Appointment.getAppointmentState()
Gets the state of this appointment.
|
AppointmentType |
MeetingRequest.getAppointmentType()
Gets a value indicating the type of this appointment.
|
AppointmentType |
Appointment.getAppointmentType()
Gets a value indicating the type of this appointment.
|
Date |
Task.getAssignedTime()
Gets the date and time the task was assigned.
|
String |
Contact.getAssistantName()
Gets the contact's assistant name.
|
ItemId |
MeetingMessage.getAssociatedAppointmentId()
Gets the associated appointment ID.
|
AttachmentCollection |
Item.getAttachments()
Gets a list of the attachments to this item.
|
EmailAddressCollection |
EmailMessage.getBccRecipients()
Gets the list of Bcc recipients for the e-mail message.
|
String |
Task.getBillingInformation()
Gets the billing information of the task.
|
Date |
Contact.getBirthday()
Gets the contact's assistant name.
|
MessageBody |
Item.getBody()
Gets the body of this item.
|
String |
Contact.getBusinessHomePage()
Gets the business home page of the contact.
|
StringList |
Item.getCategories()
Gets the list of categories associated with this item.
|
EmailAddressCollection |
EmailMessage.getCcRecipients()
Gets the list of Cc recipients for the e-mail message.
|
Integer |
Task.getChangeCount()
Gets the number of times the task has changed since it was created.
|
StringList |
Contact.getChildren()
Gets a list of children for the contact.
|
StringList |
Task.getCompanies()
Gets a list of companies associated with the task.
|
StringList |
Contact.getCompanies()
Gets a list of companies for the contact.
|
String |
Contact.getCompanyName()
Gets the company name of the contact.
|
Date |
Task.getCompleteDate()
Gets the date and time on which the task was completed.
|
CompleteName |
Contact.getCompleteName()
Gets the complete name of the contact.
|
int |
MeetingRequest.getConferenceType()
Gets the type of conferencing that will be used during the meeting.
|
Integer |
Appointment.getConferenceType()
Gets the type of conferencing that will be used during the
meeting.
|
int |
MeetingRequest.getConflictingMeetingCount()
Gets the number of calendar entries that conflict with
this appointment in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
Integer |
Appointment.getConflictingMeetingCount()
Gets the number of calendar entries that conflict with this appointment
in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
ItemCollection<Appointment> |
MeetingRequest.getConflictingMeetings()
Gets a list of meetings that conflict with
this appointment in the authenticated user's calendar.
|
ItemCollection<Appointment> |
Appointment.getConflictingMeetings()
Gets a list of meetings that conflict with this appointment in the
authenticated user's calendar.
|
FileAttachment |
Contact.getContactPictureAttachment()
Retrieves the file attachment that holds the contact's picture.
|
StringList |
Task.getContacts()
Gets a list of contacts associated with the task.
|
ContactSource |
Contact.getContactSource()
Gets the source of the contact.
|
ConversationId |
Item.getConversationId()
Gets the Id of the conversation this item is part of.
|
byte[] |
PostItem.getConversationIndex()
Gets the conversation index of the post item.
|
byte[] |
EmailMessage.getConversationIndex()
Gets the conversation index of the e-mail message.
|
String |
PostItem.getConversationTopic()
Gets the conversation topic of the post item.
|
String |
EmailMessage.getConversationTopic()
Gets the conversation topic of the e-mail message.
|
String |
Item.getCulture()
Gets the culture associated with this item.
|
Date |
Item.getDateTimeCreated()
Gets the date and time this item was created.
|
Date |
Item.getDateTimeReceived()
Gets the time when this item was received.
|
Date |
Item.getDateTimeSent()
Gets the date and time this item was sent.
|
TaskDelegationState |
Task.getDelegationState()
Gets the current delegation state of the task.
|
String |
Task.getDelegator()
Gets the name of the delegator of this task.
|
DeletedOccurrenceInfoCollection |
MeetingRequest.getDeletedOccurrences()
Gets a list of deleted occurrences for this meeting.
|
DeletedOccurrenceInfoCollection |
Appointment.getDeletedOccurrences()
Gets a list of deleted occurrences for this meeting.
|
String |
Contact.getDepartment()
Gets the department of the contact.
|
String |
Contact.getDirectoryId()
Gets the DirectoryID as Guid or DN string
|
byte[] |
Contact.getDirectoryPhoto()
Gets the Photo from the directory
|
EmailAddressCollection |
Contact.getDirectReports()
Get the direct reports mailbox information
|
String |
Item.getDisplayCc()
Gets a text summarizing the Cc receipients of this item.
|
String |
Contact.getDisplayName()
Gets the display name of the contact.
|
String |
Item.getDisplayTo()
Gets a text summarizing the To recipients of this item.
|
Date |
Task.getDueDate()
Gets a list of contacts associated with the task.
|
TimeSpan |
MeetingRequest.getDuration()
Gets the duration of this appointment.
|
TimeSpan |
Appointment.getDuration()
Gets the duration of this appointment.
|
EnumSet<EffectiveRights> |
Item.getEffectiveRights()
Gets a value indicating the effective rights the current authenticated
user has on this item.
|
EmailAddressDictionary |
Contact.getEmailAddresses()
Gets an indexed list of e-mail addresses for the contact.
|
Date |
MeetingRequest.getEnd()
Gets the end time of the appointment.
|
Date |
Appointment.getEnd()
Gets or sets the end time of the appointment.
|
TimeZoneDefinition |
MeetingRequest.getEndTimeZone()
Gets time zone of the end property of this meeting request.
|
TimeZoneDefinition |
Appointment.getEndTimeZone()
Gets the start time zone.
|
ExtendedPropertyCollection |
Item.getExtendedProperties()
Gets a list of extended property defined on this item.
|
String |
Contact.getFileAs()
Gets the name under which this contact is filed as.
|
FileAsMapping |
Contact.getFileAsMapping()
Gets a value indicating how the FileAs property should be
automatically calculated.
|
OccurrenceInfo |
MeetingRequest.getFirstOccurrence()
Gets an OccurrenceInfo identifying the first occurrence of this meeting.
|
OccurrenceInfo |
Appointment.getFirstOccurrence()
Gets an OccurrenceInfo identifying the first occurrence of this meeting.
|
EmailAddress |
PostItem.getFrom()
Gets the "on behalf" poster of the post item.
|
EmailAddress |
EmailMessage.getFrom()
Gets the "on behalf" sender of the e-mail message.
|
String |
Contact.getGeneration()
Gets the generation of the contact.
|
String |
Contact.getGivenName()
Gets the given name of the contact.
|
boolean |
Conversation.getGlobalHasAttachments()
Gets a value indicating if at least one message
in this conversation, across all folder in the mailbox,
has an attachment.
|
int |
Conversation.getGlobalMessageCount()
Gets the total number of messages in this
conversation across all folder in the mailbox.
|
int |
Conversation.getGlobalSize()
Gets the size of this conversation, calculated by
adding the sizes of all messages in the conversation
across all folder in the mailbox.
|
boolean |
Item.getHasAttachments()
Gets a value indicating whether the item has attachments.
|
boolean |
Conversation.getHasAttachments()
Gets a value indicating if at least one message in this
conversation, in the current folder only, has an attachment.
|
Boolean |
MeetingMessage.getHasBeenProcessed()
Gets whether the meeting message has been processed.
|
Boolean |
Contact.getHasPicture()
Gets a value indicating whether this contact has a picture associated
with it.
|
Date |
MeetingMessage.getICalDateTimeStamp()
Gets the ICalendar DateTimeStamp.
|
Date |
Appointment.getICalDateTimeStamp()
Gets the ICalendar DateTimeStamp.
|
Date |
MeetingMessage.getICalRecurrenceId()
Gets the ICalendar RecurrenceId.
|
Date |
Appointment.getICalRecurrenceId()
Gets the ICalendar RecurrenceId.
|
String |
MeetingMessage.getICalUid()
Gets the ICalendar Uid.
|
String |
Appointment.getICalUid()
Gets the ICalendar Uid.
|
ItemId |
Item.getId()
Gets the Id of this item.
|
ConversationId |
Conversation.getId()
Gets the Id of this Conversation.
|
ImAddressDictionary |
Contact.getImAddresses()
Gets an indexed list of Instant Messaging addresses for the contact.
|
Importance |
Item.getImportance()
Gets the importance of this item.
|
String |
Contact.getInitials()
Gets the initials of the contact.
|
String |
Item.getInReplyTo()
Gets the In-Reply-To reference of this item.
|
LegacyFreeBusyStatus |
MeetingRequest.getIntendedFreeBusyStatus()
Gets the a value representing the intended free/busy status of the
meeting.
|
InternetMessageHeaderCollection |
Item.getInternetMessageHeaders()
Gets a list of Internet headers for this item.
|
String |
PostItem.getInternetMessageId()
Gets the Internet message Id of the post item.
|
String |
EmailMessage.getInternetMessageId()
Gets the Internat Message Id of the e-mail message.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getIsAllDayEvent()
Gets a value indicating whether this appointment is an all day event.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsAllDayEvent()
Gets a value indicating whether this appointment is an all day
event.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsAssociated()
Gets a value indicating whether the message has been submitted to be
sent.
|
boolean |
EmailMessage.getIsAssociated()
Gets a value indicating whether this is an associated message.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getIsCancelled()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment has been cancelled.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsCancelled()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment has been cancelled.
|
Boolean |
Task.getIsComplete()
Gets a value indicating whether the task is complete.
|
Boolean |
MeetingMessage.getIsDelegated()
Gets the IsDelegated property.
|
Boolean |
EmailMessage.getIsDeliveryReceiptRequested()
Gets a value indicating whether a read receipt is requested for
the e-mail message.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsDraft()
Gets a value indicating whether the message has been submitted to be
sent.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsFromMe()
Gets a value indicating whether the item has been sent by the current
authenticated user.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getIsMeeting()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment is a meeting.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsMeeting()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment is a meeting.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsNew()
Gets a value indicating whether this object is a real store item, or if
it's a local object that has yet to be saved.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getIsOnlineMeeting()
Gets a value indicating whether this is an online meeting.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsOnlineMeeting()
Gets a value indicating whether this is an online meeting.
|
Boolean |
MeetingMessage.getIsOutOfDate()
Gets the IsOutOfDate property.
|
Boolean |
PostItem.getIsRead()
Gets a value indicating whether the post item is read.
|
Boolean |
EmailMessage.getIsRead()
Gets a value indicating whether the e-mail message is read.
|
Boolean |
EmailMessage.getIsReadReceiptRequested()
Gets a value indicating whether a read receipt is requested for
the e-mail message.
|
Boolean |
Task.getIsRecurring()
Gets a value indicating whether the task is recurring.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getIsRecurring()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment is recurring.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsRecurring()
Gets a value indicating whether the appointment is recurring.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsReminderSet()
Gets a value indicating whether a reminder is set for this item.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsResend()
Gets a value indicating whether the item is a resend of another item.
|
Boolean |
EmailMessage.getIsResponseRequested()
Gets a value indicating whether a response is requested for the
e-mail message.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getIsResponseRequested()
Gets a value indicating whether response are requested when
invitations are sent for this meeting.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsSubmitted()
Gets a value indicating whether the message has been submitted to be
sent.
|
Boolean |
Task.getIsTeamTask()
Gets a value indicating whether the task is a team task.
|
boolean |
Item.getIsUnmodified()
Gets a value indicating whether the item has been modified since it was
created.
|
String |
Item.getItemClass()
Gets the custom class name of this item.
|
String |
Contact.getJobTitle()
Gets the contact's job title.
|
String |
Item.getLastModifiedName()
Gets the name of the user who last modified this item.
|
Date |
Item.getLastModifiedTime()
Gets the date and time this item was last modified.
|
OccurrenceInfo |
MeetingRequest.getLastOccurrence()
Gets an OccurrenceInfo identifying the last occurrence of this meeting.
|
OccurrenceInfo |
Appointment.getLastOccurrence()
Gets an OccurrenceInfo identifying the first occurrence of this meeting.
|
LegacyFreeBusyStatus |
Appointment.getLegacyFreeBusyStatus()
Gets a value indicating the free/busy status of the owner of this
appointment.
|
String |
MeetingRequest.getLocation()
Gets the location of this appointment.
|
String |
Appointment.getLocation()
Gets the location of this appointment.
|
String |
Contact.getManager()
Gets the name of the contact's manager.
|
EmailAddress |
Contact.getManagerMailbox()
Gets the manager mailbox information
|
MeetingRequestType |
MeetingRequest.getMeetingRequestType()
Gets the type of this meeting request.
|
boolean |
MeetingRequest.getMeetingRequestWasSent()
Gets a value indicating whether the meeting request has already been
sent.
|
Boolean |
Appointment.getMeetingRequestWasSent()
Gets a value indicating whether the meeting request has already been
sent.
|
String |
MeetingRequest.getMeetingWorkspaceUrl()
Gets the URL of the meeting workspace.
|
String |
Appointment.getMeetingWorkspaceUrl()
Gets the URL of the meeting workspace.
|
int |
Conversation.getMessageCount()
Gets the total number of messages in this conversation
in the current folder only.
|
String |
Contact.getMiddleName()
Gets the middle name of the contact.
|
String |
Task.getMileage()
Gets the mileage of the task.
|
String |
Contact.getMileage()
Gets the mileage for the contact.
|
MimeContent |
Item.getMimeContent()
Get the MIME content of this item.
|
TaskMode |
Task.getMode()
Gets a value indicating the mode of the task.
|
OccurrenceInfoCollection |
MeetingRequest.getModifiedOccurrences()
Gets a list of modified occurrences for this meeting.
|
OccurrenceInfoCollection |
Appointment.getModifiedOccurrences()
Gets a list of modified occurrences for this meeting.
|
byte[][] |
Contact.getMSExchangeCertificate()
Gets the MSExchange certificate from the directory
|
MeetingResponseType |
MeetingRequest.getMyResponseType()
Gets a value indicating what was the last response of the user that
loaded this meeting.
|
MeetingResponseType |
Appointment.getMyResponseType()
Gets a value indicating what was the last response of the user that
loaded this meeting.
|
String |
MeetingRequest.getNetShowUrl()
Gets the URL of the Microsoft NetShow online meeting.
|
String |
Appointment.getNetShowUrl()
Gets the URL of the Microsoft NetShow online meeting.
|
String |
Contact.getNickName()
Gets the nick name of the contact.
|
String |
Contact.getNotes()
Get the Notes from the directory
|
String |
Contact.getOfficeLocation()
Gets the location of the contact's office.
|
AttendeeCollection |
MeetingRequest.getOptionalAttendees()
Gets a list of optional attendeed for this meeting.
|
AttendeeCollection |
Appointment.getOptionalAttendees()
Gets a list of optional attendeed for this meeting.
|
EmailAddress |
MeetingRequest.getOrganizer()
Gets the organizer of this meeting.
|
EmailAddress |
Appointment.getOrganizer()
Gets the organizer of this meeting.
|
Date |
MeetingRequest.getOriginalStart()
Gets the original start time of the appointment.
|
Date |
Appointment.getOriginalStart()
Gets the original start time of this appointment.
|
String |
Task.getOwner()
Gets the name of the owner of the task.
|
FolderId |
Item.getParentFolderId()
Gets the Id of the parent folder of this item.
|
Double |
Task.getPercentComplete()
Gets the completion percentage of the task.
|
PhoneNumberDictionary |
Contact.getPhoneNumbers()
Gets an indexed list of phone numbers for the contact.
|
String |
Contact.getPhoneticLastName()
Gets the phonetic last name from the directory
|
PhysicalAddressDictionary |
Contact.getPhysicalAddresses()
Gets an indexed list of physical addresses for the contact.
|
PhysicalAddressIndex |
Contact.getPostalAddressIndex()
Gets the index of the contact's postal address.
|
Date |
PostItem.getPostedTime()
Gets the the date and time when the post item was posted.
|
String |
Contact.getProfession()
Gets the contact's profession.
|
EmailAddress |
EmailMessage.getReceivedBy()
Gets the ReceivedBy property of the e-mail message.
|
EmailAddress |
EmailMessage.getReceivedRepresenting()
Gets the ReceivedRepresenting property of the e-mail message.
|
Recurrence |
Task.getRecurrence()
Gets the recurrence pattern for this task.
|
Recurrence |
MeetingRequest.getRecurrence()
Gets the recurrence pattern for this meeting request.
|
Recurrence |
Appointment.getRecurrence()
Gets the recurrence pattern for this appointment.
|
String |
PostItem.getReferences()
Gets the references of the post item.
|
String |
EmailMessage.getReferences()
Gets the references of the e-mail message.
|
Date |
Item.getReminderDueBy()
Gets the date and time when the reminder is due for this item.
|
int |
Item.getReminderMinutesBeforeStart()
Gets the number of minutes before the start of this item when the
reminder should be triggered.
|
EmailAddressCollection |
EmailMessage.getReplyTo()
Gets a list of e-mail addresses to which replies should be addressed.
|
AttendeeCollection |
MeetingRequest.getRequiredAttendees()
Gets a list of required attendees for this meeting.
|
AttendeeCollection |
Appointment.getRequiredAttendees()
Gets a list of required attendees for this meeting.
|
AttendeeCollection |
MeetingRequest.getResources()
Gets a list of resources for this meeting.
|
AttendeeCollection |
Appointment.getResources()
Gets a list of resources for this meeting.
|
MeetingResponseType |
MeetingMessage.getResponseType()
Gets the response type indicated by this meeting message.
|
ItemId |
Item.getRootItemId()
Gets Id of the root item for this item.
|
EmailAddress |
PostItem.getSender()
Gets the sender (poster) of the post item.
|
EmailAddress |
EmailMessage.getSender()
Gets the sender of the e-mail message.
|
Sensitivity |
Item.getSensitivity()
Gets the sensitivity of this item.
|
int |
Item.getSize()
Gets the size of this item.
|
int |
Conversation.getSize()
Gets the size of this conversation, calculated by
adding the sizes of all messages in the conversation in
the current folder only.
|
String |
Contact.getSpouseName()
Gets the name of the contact's spouse.
|
Date |
MeetingRequest.getStart()
Gets the start time of the appointment.
|
Date |
Appointment.getStart()
Gets the start time of the appointment.
|
Date |
Task.getStartDate()
Gets the date and time on which the task starts.
|
TimeZoneDefinition |
MeetingRequest.getStartTimeZone()
Gets time zone of the start property of this meeting request.
|
TimeZoneDefinition |
Appointment.getStartTimeZone()
Gets the start time zone.
|
TaskStatus |
Task.getStatus()
Gets the status of the task.
|
String |
Task.getStatusDescription()
Gets a string representing the status of the task, localized according to
the PreferredCulture property of the ExchangeService object the task is
bound to.
|
String |
Item.getSubject()
Gets the subject.
|
String |
Contact.getSurname()
Gets the surname of the contact.
|
String |
MeetingRequest.getTimeZone()
Gets the name of the time zone this appointment is defined in.
|
String |
Appointment.getTimeZone()
Gets the name of the time zone this appointment is defined in.
|
EmailAddressCollection |
EmailMessage.getToRecipients()
Gets the list of To recipients for the e-mail message.
|
Integer |
Task.getTotalWork()
Gets the total amount of work spent on the task.
|
UniqueBody |
Item.getUniqueBody()
Gets the body part that is unique to the conversation this item is part
of.
|
byte[][] |
Contact.getUserSMIMECertificate()
Gets the User SMIME certificate from the directory
|
String |
Item.getWebClientEditFormQueryString()
Gets the query string that should be appended to the Exchange Web client
URL to open this item using the appropriate read form in a web browser.
|
String |
Item.getWebClientReadFormQueryString()
Gets the query string that should be appended to the Exchange Web client
URL to open this item using the appropriate read form in a web browser.
|
Date |
Contact.getWeddingAnniversary()
Gets the date of the contact's wedding anniversary.
|
String |
MeetingRequest.getWhen()
Gets a text indicating when this appointment occurs.
|
String |
Appointment.getWhen()
Gets a text indicating when this appointment occurs.
|
boolean |
Item.hasUnprocessedAttachmentChanges()
Gets a value indicating whether this instance has unprocessed attachment
collection changes.
|
protected void |
Item.internalDelete(DeleteMode deleteMode,
SendCancellationsMode sendCancellationsMode,
AffectedTaskOccurrence affectedTaskOccurrences)
Deletes the object.
|
LegacyFreeBusyStatus |
MeetingRequest.legacyFreeBusyStatus()
Gets a value indicating the free/busy status of the owner of this
appointment.
|
CalendarActionResults |
MeetingCancellation.removeMeetingFromCalendar()
Removes the meeting associated with the cancellation message from the
user's calendar.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
MessageBody |
CancelMeetingMessage.getBody()
Gets the body of the response.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
FolderIdWrapperList.add(Folder folder)
Adds the specified folder.
|
protected void |
ItemIdWrapperList.add(Item item)
Adds the specified item.
|
protected void |
FolderIdWrapperList.addRangeFolder(Iterable<Folder> folders)
Adds the range.
|
void |
ItemIdWrapperList.addRangeItem(Iterable<Item> items)
Adds the specified item.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
FolderWrapper(Folder folder)
Initializes a new instance of FolderWrapper.
|
ItemWrapper(Item item)
Initializes a new instance of ItemWrapper.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
StreamingSubscriptionConnection.open()
Opens this connection so it starts receiving events from the server.This
results in a long-standing call to EWS.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addDirectoryContact(String smtpAddress)
Adds a member linked to an Active Directory contact.
|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addDirectoryContact(String address,
String routingType)
Adds a member linked to an Active Directory contact.
|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addDirectoryPublicFolder(String smtpAddress)
Adds a member linked to a mail-enabled Public Folder.
|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addDirectoryUser(String smtpAddress)
Adds a member linked to an Active Directory user.
|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addDirectoryUser(String address,
String routingType)
Adds a member linked to an Active Directory user.
|
void |
GroupMemberCollection.addPublicGroup(String smtpAddress)
Adds a member linked to a Public Group.
|
boolean |
AttachmentCollection.hasUnprocessedChanges()
Determines whether there are any unsaved attachment collection changes.
|
void |
FolderPermission.setPermissionLevel(FolderPermissionLevel value)
Sets the permission level.
|
(package private) void |
FolderPermission.validate(boolean isCalendarFolder,
int permissionIndex)
Validates this instance.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GroupMember(String smtpAddress,
MailboxType mailboxType)
Initializes a new instance of the GroupMember class.
|
GroupMember(String address,
String routingType,
MailboxType mailboxType)
Initializes a new instance of the GroupMember class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static TimeZoneTransition |
TimeZoneTransition.create(TimeZoneDefinition timeZoneDefinition,
String xmlElementName)
Creates a time zone period transition of the appropriate type given an
XML element name.
|
void |
TimeZoneTransitionGroup.validate()
Validates this transition group.
|
void |
TimeZoneDefinition.validate()
Validates this time zone definition.
|
void |
OlsonTimeZoneDefinition.validate() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
TypedPropertyDefinition.writePropertyValueToXml(EwsServiceXmlWriter writer,
PropertyBag propertyBag,
boolean isUpdateOperation)
Writes the property value to XML.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
OrderByCollection.add(PropertyDefinitionBase propertyDefinition,
SortDirection sortDirection)
Adds the specified property definition / sort direction pair to the
collection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
FolderId |
FolderChange.getFolderId()
Gets the folder the change applies to.
|
ServiceId |
Change.getId()
Gets the Id of the service object the change applies to.
|
ItemId |
ItemChange.getItemId()
Gets the Id of the item the change applies to.
|


Single Element CSS Spinners
This is a collection of loading spinners animated with CSS.
Each spinner consists of a single div
with a class of loader
and content text of "Loading...".
The text is for screen readers and can be used as a fallback state for older browsers.
The aim of this project was to create a set of minimal loading spinners that are visually appealing and also convey their intended meaning.
A strict limit of one element per loader (not including pseudo-elements) was placed on this project based on the belief that something as simple as a loader doesn't deserve more.
Each loader is given a font size in pixels and all other sizes are in ems so to change the size of a loader, just adjust the font-size.
Demo
Browser Support
| IE 10+ ✔ | Chrome 4.0+ ✔ | Firefox 16.0+ ✔ | Opera 15.0+ ✔ | Safari 4.0+ ✔ |
Contributing
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -m 'Add some feature'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature
- Submit a pull request :)
History
For detailed changelog, check Releases.


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IMPACT Z
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This class construct a logical 2-D Cartesian processor grid. More...
Data Types | |
| type | pgrid2d |
Functions/Subroutines | |
| subroutine | construct_pgrid2d (this, comm, nrow, ncol) |
| set up 2-D Cartisian grid. More... | |
| subroutine | getcomm_pgrid2d (this, comm2d, commcol, commrow) |
| get 2D, column, and row communicators. More... | |
| subroutine | getpost_pgrid2d (this, mypos, mycolpos, myrowpos) |
| get my rank position in 2d, column, and row communicators. More... | |
| subroutine | getsize_pgrid2d (this, totsize, colsize, rowsize) |
| get the total number of PEs, PEs in column and row communicators. More... | |
This class construct a logical 2-D Cartesian processor grid.
| type pgrid2dclass::pgrid2d |
| subroutine pgrid2dclass::construct_pgrid2d | ( | type (pgrid2d), intent(out) | this, |
| integer, intent(in) | comm, | ||
| integer, intent(in) | nrow, | ||
| integer, intent(in) | ncol | ||
| ) |
set up 2-D Cartisian grid.
| subroutine pgrid2dclass::getcomm_pgrid2d | ( | type (pgrid2d), intent(in) | this, |
| integer, intent(out) | comm2d, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | commcol, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | commrow | ||
| ) |
get 2D, column, and row communicators.
| subroutine pgrid2dclass::getpost_pgrid2d | ( | type (pgrid2d), intent(in) | this, |
| integer, intent(out) | mypos, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | mycolpos, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | myrowpos | ||
| ) |
get my rank position in 2d, column, and row communicators.
| subroutine pgrid2dclass::getsize_pgrid2d | ( | type (pgrid2d), intent(in) | this, |
| integer, intent(out) | totsize, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | colsize, | ||
| integer, intent(out) | rowsize | ||
| ) |
get the total number of PEs, PEs in column and row communicators.


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Stargate Chad'z rating: ** (out of 4 = fair) 1995, PG-13, 119 minutes [1 hour, 59 minutes] [science fiction] starring: James Spader (Dr. Daniel Jackson), Kurt Russell (Colonel O'Neil), Jaye Davidson (Ra), produced by Joel B. Michaels, Oliver Eberle, Dean Devlin, written by Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich, directed by Roland Emmerich.
It's hard to find a good sci-fi movie these days. Even with all the technology capable for special effects, you hardly ever see wholly original concepts. "Stargate" is somewhat original in its most basic form, but the actual script itself is formulated, cliche, and boring. It's just another case of unused potential.
The story revolves around Dr. Daniel Jackson (Spader), a geeky archaeologist whose expertise is needed by the military because it will help lead them to inter-dimensional travel (ooookay!). The problem is nothing is explained clearly, especially why the military chose Jackson, and why they think they can (or would want to) travel to another dimension.
Kurt Russell co-stars as Colonel O'Neil who, along with Jackson, leads a typical military bratpack through an ancient Egyptian artifact known as the "Stargate." But once they make it through they realize they can't get back! The group splits up, some go exploring and some stay behind. Soon they meet a group of primates who and are being oppressed by some higher power in a pyramid. Does this sound wacky enough for you? Stuff like this works fine in a Marvel comic, but not in a movie.
The film does have an interesting theory about Egyptian mythology. It goes so far to justify it by making it "real" in this other dimension. Apparently Ra (Davidson), the sun god, came to Earth but was outcasted and now rules this dimension. O'Neil says something to the effect that Ra still poses a threat to Earth and that is why they are there - to kill him.
Most of the film is a bad rip-off of the "Indiana Jones" films and just about every sci-fi movie and comic book ever.  The attempts at humanism and characterization? Forget about it.
The entire third act seems a hell of a lot like "Return Of The Jedi," with the little people revolting against the evil oppressive government, the crude leader single-handedly defeating enemies twice his size, and of course the "super suspenseful" countdown ending.
Emmerich and Devlin probably grew up on sci-fi and adventure and wanted to make those kinds of films. The problem is "Stargate" is just that - more of the same. All they need to do is just not try so hard.
Please visit Chad'z Movie Page - http://members.aol.com/ChadPolenz E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(C)1997 Chad Polenz
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Gecode::ActorLink Class Reference
Double-linked list for actors.
More...
#include <core.hpp>
List of all members.
Public Member Functions |
| void | init (void) |
| | Initialize links (self-linked).
|
| void | unlink (void) |
| | Remove from predecessor and successor.
|
| void | head (ActorLink *al) |
| | Insert al directly after this.
|
| void | tail (ActorLink *al) |
| | Insert al directly before this.
|
| bool | empty (void) const |
| | Test whether actor link is empty (points to itself).
|
Static Public Member Functions |
| template<class T > |
| static ActorLink * | cast (T *a) |
| | Static cast for a non-null pointer (to give a hint to optimizer).
|
| template<class T > |
| static const ActorLink * | cast (const T *a) |
| | Static cast for a non-null pointer (to give a hint to optimizer).
|
|
| ActorLink * | prev (void) const |
| | Routines for double-linked list.
|
| void | prev (ActorLink *) |
| | Routines for double-linked list.
|
| ActorLink * | next (void) const |
| | Routines for double-linked list.
|
| void | next (ActorLink *) |
| | Routines for double-linked list.
|
| ActorLink ** | next_ref (void) |
| | Routines for double-linked list.
|
Detailed Description
Double-linked list for actors.
Used to maintain which actors belong to a space and also (for propagators) to organize actors in the queue of waiting propagators.
Definition at line 589 of file core.hpp.
Member Function Documentation
| ActorLink * Gecode::ActorLink::prev |
( |
void |
|
) |
const [inline] |
Routines for double-linked list.
Definition at line 3123 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::prev |
( |
ActorLink * |
al |
) |
[inline] |
Routines for double-linked list.
Definition at line 3138 of file core.hpp.
| ActorLink * Gecode::ActorLink::next |
( |
void |
|
) |
const [inline] |
Routines for double-linked list.
Definition at line 3128 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::next |
( |
ActorLink * |
al |
) |
[inline] |
Routines for double-linked list.
Definition at line 3143 of file core.hpp.
| ActorLink ** Gecode::ActorLink::next_ref |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
Routines for double-linked list.
Definition at line 3133 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::init |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
Initialize links (self-linked).
Definition at line 3154 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::unlink |
( |
void |
|
) |
[inline] |
Remove from predecessor and successor.
Definition at line 3148 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::head |
( |
ActorLink * |
al |
) |
[inline] |
Insert al directly after this.
Definition at line 3159 of file core.hpp.
| void Gecode::ActorLink::tail |
( |
ActorLink * |
al |
) |
[inline] |
Insert al directly before this.
Definition at line 3167 of file core.hpp.
| bool Gecode::ActorLink::empty |
( |
void |
|
) |
const [inline] |
template<class T >
| ActorLink * Gecode::ActorLink::cast |
( |
T * |
a |
) |
[inline, static] |
Static cast for a non-null pointer (to give a hint to optimizer).
Definition at line 3181 of file core.hpp.
template<class T >
| const ActorLink * Gecode::ActorLink::cast |
( |
const T * |
a |
) |
[inline, static] |
Static cast for a non-null pointer (to give a hint to optimizer).
Definition at line 3190 of file core.hpp.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


STAR KID (1997)
Rating: 2.5 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Manny Coto
Written by: Manny Coto
Starring: Joseph Mazzello, Arthur Burghard, Alex Daniels
Ingredients: Preteen boy who is underconfident, talking armored cybersuit from outer space, evil space monster
Synopsis: Spence (Joseph Mazzello) is a young kid who doesn't have much confidence. He is too shy to talk to the girl he has a crush on. He lets a school bully harrass him. He is afraid of spiders. His dad doesn't pay enough attention to him. His sister thinks he's a fungus.
One day Spence befriends a talking armored cybersuit named Cy that aliens from outer space have stashed on earth for safekeeping. Wearing the cybersuit gives Spence super powers. At first Spence use the suit to scare the bully and to spy on the love of his life. But when an evil space monster called the Brood Warrior kidnaps Cy, Spence must overcome his many insecurities, rescue Cy, and defeat the Brood Warrior.
Opinion: The bad news is that for an adult this film would be totally predictable, and the fight scene at the end would be ten minutes too long. But the good news is that STAR KID represents the fantasy of almost every young boy from age 5 to age 12, and it is squeaky clean in terms of lacking bloodshed, swear words, or frightening material. In other words, parents, if you want to score quick brownie points with your male youngster, take him to this movie and call it family hour.
Reviewed by David Sunga January 16, 1998
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public static enum RS232Configuration.RS232State extends java.lang.Enum<RS232Configuration.RS232State> implements IState
| Enum Constant and Description |
|---|
Accepting
In this state, a bill is being received through the acceptor.
|
CashboxFull
If this state has been reported, the acceptor can no longer
accept any bills. |
CassetePresent
(controlled by the bill acceptor) When the cassette is present,
this bit will be set to a logic high. |
Cheated
If the acceptor perceives a bill as being manipulated, this event
reports it. |
Escrowed
The bill is valid and in sitting inside the bill acceptor.
|
Failure
If this state has been reported, the acceptor is implying that
a condition exists that prevents the bill acceptor from accepting any more currency. |
Idling
The bill acceptor has not processes a bill and is
waiting for a bill to be inserted. |
InvalidMessage
Any message sent by the slave that is not a valid message including
a credit value of (000).
|
Jammed
The acceptor can not stack a bill or return the bill due to an
error. |
Offline
The unit is connected but not enabled
|
Online
The unit is online and operating normally
|
Rejected
A bill will be returned to the patron because the acceptor found
it to be invalid. |
Returned
When the master tells the slave to return a bill
(After an Escrowed message), this message is sent after the bill has been successfully returned to the patron. |
Returning
This state is set for the purpose of returning a bill to the
patron. |
Stacked
After the bill has been successfully stacked into the cashbox,
this event is reported. |
Stacking
The acceptor remains in this state as it transports the bill
from the escrow position toward a secure position past all the bill acceptors internal sensors, as well as the stacking mechanism sensors. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static RS232Configuration.RS232State |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
|
static RS232Configuration.RS232State[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
|
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Offline
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Online
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Idling
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Accepting
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Escrowed
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Stacking
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Returning
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Jammed
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State CashboxFull
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Failure
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State InvalidMessage
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Stacked
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Returned
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Cheated
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State Rejected
public static final RS232Configuration.RS232State CassetePresent
public static RS232Configuration.RS232State[] values()
for (RS232Configuration.RS232State c : RS232Configuration.RS232State.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static RS232Configuration.RS232State valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null


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Spring Boot Labs Setup
Labs Setup
Set up the spring-boot-labs
Repo
1) Fork the labs repo to your account. Browse to: https://github.com/phopper-pivotal/Spring-Workshop-Dish.git. Then fork the repo.
2) GitHub displays your new fork. Copy the HTTPS clone URL from your fork.
3) Open a new terminal window. Clone your fork of the spring-boot-labs
. This contains several applications used to demonstrate Spring Boot. Get familiar with the sub directories. We recommend organizing your work into a repos
directory. A repos
directory is where you will clone repositories and perform your work. The repos directory can be any directory on your local file system (e.g. ~/repos
, C:\Users\Administrator\repos
, etc.). Throughout the labs we will reference this directory as $REPOS_HOME
. There is no need to create the $REPOS_HOME
environment variable, it simply a placeholder used to help you organize lab content.
$ cd $REPOS_HOME
$ git clone <Your fork of the spring-boot-labs repo - HTTPS clone URL>
$ cd spring-boot-labs
$REPOS_HOME/spring-boot-labs
will be referred to $SPRING_BOOT_LABS_HOME
throughout the labs.
4) OPTIONAL STEP - Import applications into your IDE such as Spring Tool Suite (STS). Importing projects at the spring-boot-labs
level is recommended because there are several projects. Otherwise, use your favorite editor.
STS Import Help:
Select File > Import… Then select Maven > Existing Maven Projects. On the Import Maven Projects page, browse to your spring-boot-labs
directory. Make sure all projects are selected and click Finish.


Python Meetup Talk - 2019-10-09
I gave a short (~10) minute talk on preparing to move to microservices at the Python meetup in San Francisco.
The main points:
- We all start out with a monolith
- The monolith never fully goes away
- That’s fine
- Scope out a new project to make your first microservice
- Pull out a relatively isolated piece of code in the monolith to make your next microservice


After an exciting week for American Truck Simulator with the arrival of Idaho, we are happy to announce the arrival of the 1.38 update for Euro Truck Simulator 2!.
Read MoreIf you’re looking for Euro Truck Simulator 2 mods, you’re in the right place. ETS 2 is another fantastic game in SCS Software’s beloved trucking simulation series. If you want to keep up with the latest updates, news and ETS 2 1.38 mods, you’ll find everything you need here at ModsHost
Read MoreFiveM is a modification for Grand Theft Auto V enabling you to play multiplayer on customizeddedicated servers, powered by Cfx.re.
Read MoreCall of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone have received a new update that fine-tunes several weapons within the games. Senior communications manager Ashton Williams detailed on Twitter how weapons such as the FAL and M91 will receive increased damage, while a second patch--still to come--will also fix graphical corruption issues with weapons. The full patch notes from Infinity Ward can be found below for the update that's out now on PC, PS4, and Xbox One, but be aware that server issues are impacting the games right now.
Read MoreAfter a five-year wait, Rocksteady Studios, the developer behind the Batman: Arkham trilogy, has announced its next project is a Suicide Squad game. However, don't expect to really know what we'll be doing in the game for a few more weeks, as that information is being kept under wraps..
Read MoreThe Steam Game Festival may be the only gaming-related show to have added extra dates instead of cancelling this year--and Geoff Keighley has just announced yet another edition of the online-only game festival will be gracing our screens before the end of the year..
Read MoreEuro Truck Simulator 2 1.38 Released Changelogs Video!.
New Super Cars & Sports Cars
Two new Open Wheel Vehicles (Formula 1 cars)
The GTA Online Summer 2020 DLC Update arrived in Southern San Andreas on August 11, 2020 adding a mix of new activities and content to the game’s massive host of features. Featuring new tense co-op missions launched from your Galaxy Super Yacht, new Open Wheel Races, plenty of new vehicles to purchase, and much more - the Los Santos Summer Special Update has something for everyone..
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The array comprehension syntax is a JavaScript expression which allows you to quickly assemble a new array based on an existing one. Comprehensions exist in many programming languages and the upcoming ECMAScript 7 standard defines array comprehensions for JavaScript.
See below for differences to the old array comprehension syntax in SpiderMonkey, based on proposals for ECMAScript 4.
[for (x of iterable) x] [for (x of iterable) if (condition) x] [for (x of iterable) for (y of iterable) x + y]
Inside array comprehensions, these two kinds of components are allowed:
The for-of iteration is always the first component. Multiple for-of iterations or if statements are allowed.
[for (i of [ 1, 2, 3 ]) i*i ]; // [ 1, 4, 9 ] var abc = [ "A", "B", "C" ]; [for (letters of abc) letters.toLowerCase()]; // [ "a", "b", "c" ]
var years = [ 1954, 1974, 1990, 2006, 2010, 2014 ]; [for (year of years) if (year > 2000) year]; // [ 2006, 2010, 2014 ] [for (year of years) if (year > 2000) if(year < 2010) year]; // [ 2006], the same as below: [for (year of years) if (year > 2000 && year < 2010) year]; // [ 2006]
map
and filter
An easy way to understand array comprehension syntax, is to compare it with the Array map and filter methods:
var numbers = [ 1, 2, 3 ]; numbers.map(function (i) { return i * i }); numbers.map(i => i*i); [for (i of numbers) i*i ]; // all are [ 1, 4, 9 ] numbers.filter(function (i) { return i < 3 }); numbers.filter(i => i < 3); [for (i of numbers) if (i < 3) i]; // all are [ 1, 2 ]
Using two for-of iterations to work with two arrays:
var numbers = [ 1, 2, 3 ]; var letters = [ "a", "b", "c" ]; var cross = [for (i of numbers) for (j of letters) i+j]; // [ "1a", "1b", "1c", "2a", "2b", "2c", "3a", "3b", "3c" ] var grid = [for (i of numbers) [for (j of letters) i+j]]; // [ // ["1a", "1b", "1c"], // ["2a", "2b", "2c"], // ["3a", "3b", "3c"] // ] [for (i of numbers) if (i > 1) for (j of letters) if(j > "a") i+j] // ["2b", "2c", "3b", "3c"], the same as below: [for (i of numbers) for (j of letters) if (i > 1) if(j > "a") i+j] // ["2b", "2c", "3b", "3c"] [for (i of numbers) if (i > 1) [for (j of letters) if(j > "a") i+j]] // [["2b", "2c"], ["3b", "3c"]], not the same as below: [for (i of numbers) [for (j of letters) if (i > 1) if(j > "a") i+j]] // [[], ["2b", "2c"], ["3b", "3c"]]
[Was initially in the ECMAScript 6 draft, but got removed in revision 27 (August 2014). Please see older revisions of ES 6 for specification semantics. An updated version is expected to be in a new ES2016 / ES7 draft.]
let
is currently only available to JS version 1.7 and XUL scripts tags.[()=>x for (x of [0, 1, 2])][1]() // 2
[for (x of [0, 1, 2]) ()=>x][1]() // 1, each iteration creates a fresh binding for x.
[i * 2 for (i of numbers)]
[for (i of numbers) i * 2]
if
and for
components.for...of
and not with for...in
iterations.Created by Mozilla Contributors, license: CC-BY-SA 2.5


Black to Play 11
b2-w0/5
pips Black=102 White=141
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
1. 7/6 7/4 eq:+1.060 77.79% (G:61.23% B:2.16%) 22.21% (G:4.99% B:0.24%) 2. 7/5(2) eq:+1.010 (-0.050) 76.37% (G:58.90% B:2.45%) 23.63% (G:5.38% B:0.22%) 3. 7/5 3/2(2) eq:+1.004 (-0.056) 76.28% (G:59.28% B:1.11%) 23.72% (G:5.53% B:0.26%) 4. 7/4 6/5 eq:+0.970 (-0.090) 75.39% (G:58.50% B:1.89%) 24.61% (G:5.98% B:0.28%) 5. 7/3 eq:+0.938 (-0.122) 74.29% (G:57.15% B:2.26%) 25.71% (G:5.95% B:0.24%)


filmcritic.com presents a review from staff member James Brundage. You can find the review with full credits at http://www.filmcritic.com/misc/emporium.nsf/2a460f93626cd4678625624c007f2b46/3390af25a2a02f61882568a50018f2bd?OpenDocument
The Closer You Get (2000, PG-13)
Directed by Aileen Ritchie
Written by William Ivory
Story by Herbie Wave
Starring Nimah Cusack, Sean McGinley, Ian Hart, Ewan Stewart, Ruth McCabe, Sean McDonagh, Cathleen Bradley, and Deborah Barnett
As Reviewed by James Brundage
In Angela's Ashes, we got the impression that growing up a kid in Ireland really sucks. In The Closer You Get, we are made to believe that Irish adulthood doesn't get much better.
All right… so we don't have to wait till the sequel to see Emily Watson be cremated and we don't have to sit through two hours and twenty minutes of a film that make a suicidal lemming seem like a happy chump, but The Closer You Get isn't exactly a movie that sketches the Irish as progressing far into their adulthood. In store for Irish men in adulthood is a simple life of multiple pints of flat Guinness combined with a sexual desperation so great that the Irish men take out a want ad in the Miami Herald.
Don't worry… The movie is about twenty times better than its plot.
Despite some initial mulling over the woman at the Post Office over whether or not to even send the advertisement, the ad does get sent through and does end up in the Miami Herald. In between then and the time when the American women are to arrive (an annual dance at the end of May), the Irish men predictably find exactly what they were looking for all along at home.
So how does this manage to take up 97 minutes? Well, it's love… Irish style. As in almost all Irish comedies, we see two very good traits coupled with one very bad one. The good traits are a predilection towards running jokes and a tendency towards a comedy of errors. The bad trait is the incredibly slow pace at which small town Celtic comedies proceed.
The Closer You Get is one of those movies that is funny as hell when it tries to make a joke, but it is also one of those movies that goes along at the speed of a Delaware driver in the Route one corridor of New Jersey. As a result, I found myself alternating between two states as I watched this movie… laughing very hard and damn near asleep.
 There are more scenes in which The Closer You Get is downright funny. And, after seeing it, you'll never think of window shopping the same way again. But overall, The Closer You Get gets by as mediocre.
Thus I pass the same advice to The Closer You Get as I have passed on to other small town Celtic comedies such as The Matchmaker. Nice try, but you would need an intern for a humidor just yet.
3 stars
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Money Play. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=102 White=185
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
It looks obvious to play 11/8, 6/4, which is what most people would play over the board, but Red’s forward position could collapse before he escapes his rear checker.
The correct play is 24/21, 6/4. This positions the rear checker to escape and White will have to give up his 5-pt anchor to hit either of Red’s outfield blots.
Given this as a quiz problem most people will get it right but how would you do over the board? I got it wrong. 11/8, 6/4 is an error but not a blunder.
The correct play is 24/21, 6/4. This positions the rear checker to escape and White will have to give up his 5-pt anchor to hit either of Red’s outfield blots.
Given this as a quiz problem most people will get it right but how would you do over the board? I got it wrong. 11/8, 6/4 is an error but not a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/21 6/4 Eq.: +0.278 0.575 0.310 0.045 - 0.425 0.080 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 7/4 Eq.: +0.256 (-0.021) 0.570 0.300 0.043 - 0.430 0.078 0.002 3. Cubeful 2-ply 11/8 6/4 Eq.: +0.249 (-0.029) 0.565 0.294 0.036 - 0.435 0.061 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 11/8 Eq.: +0.197 (-0.081) 0.557 0.279 0.034 - 0.443 0.079 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 8/6 7/4 Eq.: +0.139 (-0.138) 0.531 0.281 0.039 - 0.469 0.082 0.002


BLADE A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Wesley Snipes is a half-human, half- vampire fighting both of two sets of warring vampires in a great looking-film based on a Marvel comic book. The story is weak and familiar without much logic behind it. Rating: 6 (0 to 10), 1 (-4 to +4) A spoiler section following the main review lists some open questions and loose ends. New York Critics: 2 positive, 8 negative, 3 mixed
As Blade, the title character, observes just after the climactic moment of the film, "Some motherfucker's always trying to ice skate uphill." That pretty much sums up the film. It sounds sharp and polished. But do not think about it too long. How many places can you name where the ice is smooth enough to skate on and goes uphill? BLADE is polished, visually very appealing, and enjoyable as an action film. But do not stop to think about it too hard. BLADE is at once a good action film and a bad piece of fantasy.
This is a dark world in which vampires are something very different from what used to be in the old Universal horror films. The world is basically engaged in a secret three-sided war. There are humans, there is the old aristocracy of vampires, and there are the young rebellious vampires struggling to wrest control from the old guard. The older vampires are in a cold war with humans. Some humans know of their existence but try to cover it up in an uneasy truce. The young vampires know they can take control in a new order that will rule humans and older vampires. Tipping the balance in the wars is Blade (Wesley Snipes), half human, half vampire. Actually a vampire took his mother just hours before he would have been born. This was sufficient to change his DNA--I told you not to think about it too hard--so that he has all the best parts of humans and all the best parts of vampires. Actually, saying he has the best powers of both humans and vampires does not explain him. It is not clear if it is his human or his vampire heritage that allow him to get a silver stake in the base of his neck and seconds later again be a perfect fighting machine. He also seems to have the powers of an action hero.
Visually this is a very striking and polished film. While it starts with some overly familiar time lapse effects, it has some well- filmed fight sequences early on. I am not an expert on martial arts, but friends who know considerably more tell me that Snipes does his stuff very well. There was some suspicion that the fighting was speeded up and there is no doubt that special effects were added to the fight sequences. But the fighting would not have looked this good without Snipes knowing his stuff. Digital effects are integrated flawlessly with the live action. Stephen Dorff as Deacon Frost is an acceptable villain without generating a lot of excitement. Kris Kristofferson plays the modern equivalent of Van Helsing. He provides the brains, Blade is the muscle. As far as his acting he does not push any new buttons or pull any new levers. With the possible exception of Snipes, nobody does. I would say that it is nice to see Udo Kier still making horror films, but it would not be sincere. Kier has always had non-demanding roles and has always been just adequate. His presence in a film has always seemed to be a kind of inside joke.
In many ways this is a good action film. The fights are exciting. But the plot is a retread of ideas, several borrowed from Richard Matheson's novel I AM LEGEND. There are too many loose ends and open questions for this to be a really good script. I give it a 6 on the 0 to 10 scale and a +1 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Spoiler...Spoiler...Spoiler...
Open questions, loose ends, and bad touches from BLADE:
(Note that this film assumes that there are good scientific reasons for vampires and they are preternatural not supernatural. This means that they have to obey laws of science and logic.)
Do you have any idea what a horrible, wretched, stinking mess it would create to pump fresh blood through a sprinkler system? Where would someone even get blood in those quantities?
There is an implication that what gives Blade his powers derives from his DNA. Yet he was a vampire just shortly after his mother was first bitten. What mechanism could alter the DNA in his body cell-by- cell in that short time?
We are told that an autopsied vampire has "odd muscle structure around the canines." First of all, wouldn't any muscle structure around the canines be odd? If vampires can extend and retract fangs, where do they go when retracted? How does the human anatomy accommodate them without any differences being obvious externally? How do newly bitten vampires undergo this extreme dental change?
Many people learn about the existence of vampires in the course of the film--the autopsy doctors mentioned above, for example.  Anyone who happened to be on the street at that time would see it happening. Also, the victim would presumably disappear. With so many people learning of the existence of vampires so frequently, how could the secret that they exist ever be kept under wraps?
Multiple times in the film people in streets wield guns and fire them but no police come.
Both Frost's minions and Blade seem awfully cavalier in fighting around priceless vampire archives going back many thousands of years. They contain information that both Frost and Blade need. Wouldn't one expect they would be handled with a little more care?
Though we never see Blade have an opportunity to pick it up, he seems to have gotten out of the archive with just the right scrap of document. How did he manage that?
Blade's contact with his mother was very short. How does Blade recognize his mother when he sees her?
How is it that a 10,000-year-old temple of vampires ended up in the middle of an American metropolitan city?
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 1998 Mark R. Leeper
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Nancy's generous gifts to Shropshire Star Toy Appeal
by Mark AndrewsKind-hearted Nancy Bytheway has used her love of knitting and sewing to support our Christmas Toy Appeal, by donating gifts she has made herself.
For the fifth year running, we are joining forces with our partners at Storage King to bring a little festive joy to youngsters who might be finding life a little difficult at Christmas.
We are appealing to our generous readers to donate brand new toys, games, books and other gifts suitable for youngsters of all ages which will be shared between five organisations that work with children.
And when Nancy read about the appeal, she was only to pleased to lend a hand.
Nancy, 81, from Wellington, spends her spare time knitting and sewing children's toys, including cuddly dolls, chickens and monkeys.
She said: "I used to make a bit of something every night. I'm on quilts at the moment. I had a great big box at home and my husband said 'why don't you find somebody who wants them?'
"I wanted to give them away to the children for Christmas. Some of them don't have anything."
The gifts will be shared between Hope House Children's Hospice in Morda, near Oswestry, Telford Young Carers for children who look after a seriously ill or disabled loved one, and the children's ward at Princess Royal Hospital in Telford.
The Harry Johnson Trust, which supports children with cancer, and The Movement Centre which helps youngsters with mobility problems will also benefit.
Anybody able to support the appeal can donate toys at the following collection points:
- Shropshire Star, Ketley Business Park, Waterloo Road, Telford, TF1 5HU;
- Shropshire Star, 2, Bellstone, Shrewsbury, SY1 1QQ;
- Storage King, Archers Way, Battlefield, Shrewsbury, SY1 3GA.


Ocean [ap01], ocean, in The Outer Sea
Last updated Turn #119
Ocean [ap01], ocean, in The Outer Sea
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
1: 10% damaged, arrived from Ocean [ap02], owner:
1: Phantasm [n4b], Imperial Empire, knight, with two workers,
1: eight sailors
2: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails,
2: 10% damaged, departed for Ocean [ap00].
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ao01], 6 days
East, to Ocean [ap02], 6 days
South, to Ocean [aq01], 6 days
West, to Ocean [ap00], 6 days


The idea of linked data, connecting information from many sources
Information is linked through relationships (Tuples), which are defined by schemas
Imagine a schema that defines the world of Pizza:
The relationship "Has topping" has to be of form "x Pizza has y topping" This could be displayed as: d:pizza s:hasTopping r:pizzaTopping
d:JoeAllen rdf:type foaf:Person
d:JoeAllen pl:playsFor pl:StokeCity
If the relationship is defined so that only footballers may play for a football club then...
We can infer that Joe Allen is a footballer!
Using unique resources reduces ambiguity
Improves searches where information is not localised
A LOT of extra work (Creating lots of unique resources)
Not widely adopted
Lack of authoring tools


Base element styles control native HTML elements such as headings, paragraphs, buttons, and forms in a systematic and opinionated way. These styles include typographical considerations and utilities derived from base elements, such as typefaces, the type scale, forms, and buttons.
Typographic elements are normalized to a simple type scale that works well across devices. Default top and bottom margins are set for commonly-used typographic elements.
The .h1
– .h6
font-size utilities can be used to override an element’s default size.
By default, lists have bullets or numbers and padding left.
To remove default list styling, use .list-reset
.
To set lists inline, use utilities.
Forms use base styles for their structure with color styles applied to adjust the look and feel. This creates a rhythmic consitency among all forms while allowing thematic differences where needed. Form elements do not rely on nested styles or markup structure, so utility styles can be used for contextual adjustments.
By default, form elements display inline.
Use .block
and other utilities to stack form elements.
The use of utilities allows for a lot of flexibility when building form layouts.
Fieldsets can be reset with .fieldset-reset
to allow for easier styling of the fieldset and legend.
Default table styles are defined in base.
Use the table-light
color style with other color utilities
or create custom theme extensions to suit your needs.
Base styles use the following variables. To alter these defaults, declare new values after importing Basscss with Rework.
Base styles are also available as a standalone NPM module.
npm install basscss-base


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The CodeCompletion feature can suggest a name for a variable when you declare it. For example, start typing
private FileOutputStream
and press &shortcut:CodeCompletion;.
You can customize name prefixes for local variables, parameters, instance and static fields in File | Settings | Code Style.


Advanced editing
- Advanced Editing *end at Navigating code*
- More features - Hot exit lets you save your document
- Auto Save feature
- Format Save : true to automatically format
- VS Vode great for web developer
- Quickly comment cmd+/
- Comments provide documentation within code
- Markdown code, simplified file format for HTML
- >markdown preview side by side
- Emmet cheat sheet lets you insert HTML quickly
- Ctrl+g lets you navigate to specific line on file of code
- Cmd+shift+o lets you search thru document
- Cmd+p list of files when they were most recently opened


Claire Balva is the CEO of Blockchain Partner, the leading stratup on blockchain consulting in France. Blockchain Partener was created through the merger of Blockchain France and Labo Blockchain in 201.
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.


Bellow is an example of using ng-naver-map
directive, Naver maps only works in korea so current location will render a gray map if you're outside of korea.
The code used for the map bellow is
Lorem ipsum silor sit amet Lorem sum silor sit amet, Lorem ipsum silor sit amet Lorem ipsum silor sit amet
www.seoul.go.kr/


This PWG meeting will be held on February 7-8, 2018, only via WebEx teleconference (Virtual F2F).
There is no registration fee for this meeting.
To join the online meeting:
For those unable to join the WebEx meeting (which lists audio connection information within):
Attendee access code: (by request only)
Note:All times are US Pacific Standard Time ( UTC−08:00).
Discussions at PWG face-to-face meetings are covered by the PWG Policy on Intellectual Property and Confidentiality - basically everything we discuss is non-confidential and can be included in an open standard.
| Date | Times | Description |
|---|---|---|
| February 7 | 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | PWG Plenary |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM | IPP WG : Status · IPP 3D Liaison Discussion | |
| 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Lunch / Break | |
| 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM | IPP WG : OP GSoC · "Welcome to Printing with IPP" | |
| 2:00 PM - 2:15 PM | Break | |
| 2:15 PM - 3:30 PM | IPP WG : IPP Job Save Password · IPP Document Encryption | |
| February 8 | 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM | IPP WG : IPP System Service |
| 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM | Lunch / Break | |
| 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM | IPP WG : OAuth2 and IPP · IPP Authentication Diff · Next Steps |


Amanda Holden wants to see I'm A Celebrity's Kate Garraway in bikini
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here is kicking off on Sunday, with Caitlyn Jenner, Nadine Coyle and Jacqueline Jossa among the famous faces taking part.
But, while we’re all dying to watch Ian Wright take on an eating challenge – but not one with live critters because they have been banned – Amanda Holden just wants to see Kate Garraway in her bikini…
The Good Morning Britain star is on this year’s line-up, and her pal has given her some (sort of) solid words of encouragement for life in the jungle.
In a video obtained by MailOnline, the 48-year-old can be seen telling the camera: ‘Whack on a bikini, because she’s got a decent pair of…’
Gesturing to her own chest, she joked: ‘We all want that waterfall shot.’
When asked how Kate, 52, will handle being in Australia, she joked: ‘I think she’ll deal with the creepy crawlies and the snakes very well because she works with Piers Morgan every day.’
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Ouch…
Piers revealed that the ITV star actually called him to ask for his advice ahead of her stint, and that he actually encouraged her to do it.
During an appearance on Good Morning Britain, he also claimed she was ‘in two minds’ about whether or not to take part.
‘Kate rang me three weeks ago when she first got approached and I said she should absolutely do it,’ he said.
‘People will love her, she will be hardworking.
‘She was genuinely in two minds because if you get bounced out straight away it can be quite humiliating.’
We think she’ll smash it.
But there has been a huge change-up to jungle life this year, as ITV bosses confirmed that no live bugs will be eaten in Bush Tucker trials from now on.
After a lot of backlash, producers have switched things up and implemented a change ‘fully and permanently’.
A rep for I’m A Celeb told Metro.co.uk: ‘No live critters will be eaten in the Bush Tucker trials this year. Producers have taken a look at the trials and decided that no live critters would be eaten this year.
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‘They have been planning this for some time and actually last year beach worms were the only critters eaten live but this time around they’ve decided to implement the change fully and permanently.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! returns on 17 November, at 9pm, on ITV.
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Agriculture and Food
I started Data School as an Administration Officer for Ag&F’s Program 8 with no real experience in data management but had dabbled ever so slightly in coding. As of the first of July our program merged with Program 7. The new program is called Landscapes and Global Change and I have a new role which will ensure best practice data archiving and management systems for our program. I will also be embedded into projects to provide project, data and analytic support. :)
This project will produce visualisations of statistical comparisons between
weather observation data provided by the State of Queensland (SILO database)
weather forecast data from the Bureau of Meteorology (ACCESS-S forecast model)
Only one location will be used (Birchip, Victoria, latitude=-35.99 & longitude=142.92)
AgScores will produce results to inform climate scientists of the efficacy of climate predictions, from the point of view of Agricultural productivity (wheat yield potential). This work enables climate scientists to debug their climate models when their predicted wheat yield potential does not match the predicted wheat yield potential of APSIM + SILO.
I have used R, Python, Anaconda, Jupyter, xarray, requests, io, pandas, datetime, numpy, Matplotlib, from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D, Seaborn, scipy.stats, regex
I have a couple of favourite tools.
allows you to pull out the exact subset of data that you need.
The second is matplotlib which allows you to make lovely visualisations from your data.
by manipulating data to get it into shape. And then reshaping it to get it right again. I had help with the correct commands to pull the data out of the databases and then I was responsible for doing the manipulations.
…and making plot after plot after plot. Most of these didn’t really see the light of day but some are here on the poster and will help help to make the AgScores tool easier to use and interpret.
Embarrassingly, I spent a lot of time trying to work out paths to where my work was stored and working out protocols that I really should remember.
I need to plot more metrics that are useful and will tell a story. It would be good to develop a Graphical User Interface to make the tool even easier to use. R Shiny is a good tool for this but the code needs to be in python. There are a few platforms to choose from - PYQT5, Tkinter, WxPython, Kivy and PyForms. Tkinter seems to be the most popular.
| ens_rad | ens_tmax | ens_rain | ens_tmin | silo_rad | silo_tmax | silo_rain | silo_tmin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18.3 | 24.2 | 0.0 | 9.9 | 20.3 | 23.9 | 0 | 8.0 |
| 17.0 | 24.0 | 0.0 | 9.2 | 20.1 | 22.4 | 0 | 11.1 |
| 16.0 | 24.3 | 0.2 | 9.2 | 20.1 | 26.0 | 0 | 8.4 |
| 17.5 | 24.5 | 0.0 | 9.8 | 19.0 | 28.3 | 0 | 13.0 |
| 16.9 | 25.8 | 0.0 | 11.0 | 19.0 | 29.1 | 0 | 14.0 |
| 13.8 | 25.1 | 0.7 | 11.1 | 16.4 | 29.4 | 0 | 14.7 |
Table 1. Combined ENSEMBLE and SILO data dataframe (header only)
Figure 1. Density Graphs comparing Forecast (ensemble) data with Observed (silo) data
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I thought Data School was a fantastic experience. To have the opportunity to spend five months learning something new in a course that was run totally in-house was an unbelievable opportunity. I really enjoyed the camaraderie with the other students and the freedom to study again. The course facilitators were all very knowledgeable and very patient! I enjoyed pretty much all that we covered. (Stats was hard)
I have just started a newly created Program Data Support position for our program which will put many of my newly acquired skills to use. I will be liaising with project leaders at inception to assist them in creating Data and Software Management Plans and again at end of projects to confirm data and records archival. I have received very supportive correspondence from program members who are looking forward to working with me to achieve this.
I will also be continuing this project. I have already attended a three day “SPRINT” in Hobart where those working on the project came together to work on the project at the same time without any interruptions. (Look at me, coding, with L plates and lots of people to hold my hand)


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| #define | PI 3.14159265 |
| #define | MAX_HOP 4 |
| #define | HEIGHT h |
| #define | WIDTH w |
| #define | THRESH_M 0.7 |
| #define | THRESH_ANGLE 10 |
| #define | LONG_DISTANCE_THRESH 100 |
| #define | null '\0' |
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summary> returns true if the center of the filter is the end of a line segment Else return false /summary>
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| void display_image | ( | IplImage * | img ) |
summary> Function to find K hop neighbour. Maximum value of K is MAX_HOP /summary>
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summary> all pixels where 0 occues between src and dest are changed to 2. This is due to mark them as already visited and not to interfere with future calculation. /summary>
summary> Locate end points Returns a list of end points /summary>
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| list< double > find_direction_vector | ( | list< point > | path ) |
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summary> Traverse the black line from the start_point given to another end point /summary>
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summary> Give the angle in degree for a given slope /summary>
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| double tan_inverse | ( | double | slope ) |
summary> Give the direction vector for a given path Its a consecutive instruction of forward and the turn by a specific amount of angle 1 -> turn right 0 -> turn left /summary>
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summary> Returns the vectors constructed from the given path /summary>
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by Video ManagerHananya Naftali, the prime minister’s deputy social media adviser, explains the real reason behind this week’s rocket attacks on Israel.
Hananya Naftali, the prime minister’s deputy social media adviser, explains the real reason behind this week’s rocket attacks on Israel.


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Sorting an array means to arrange its elements in increasing order. Write a script to sort an array. Use the "selection sort" algorithm: Find the smallest element, move it at the first position, find the smallest from the rest, move it at the second position, etc.Hint: Use a second array
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Water Treatment and Usage
Water Treatment and Usage part mainly covers the following sections:
- Summary of six-year Water Usage
- Water Usage from 2006 to 2011
- Average annual growth rate of Water Usage
- Average waste water treatment
- Comparison of Water Usage per Capita to GDP per Capita
- Comparison of Water Usage per Capita to Environmental Protection per Capita
The graph below demonstrates the summary of six-year water usage. It shows that United State has the highest water usage, while Japan has the second highest usage. Mexico has almost the same amount of water usage as that in Japan. Turkey shows an increasing pattern while Canada shows a decreasing pattern.
Summary of Water Usage From 2006 to 2011
- USA: data at the county level are compiled into a national water-use data system every five years. Year 2006 - 2008 are set the same as Year 2005. Year 2009 - 2011 are set the same as Year 2010.
- Canada: Data are collected every two years. Year 2006 is set the same as Year 2007. Year 2008 is set the same as Year 2009. Year 2010 is set the same as Year 2011.
- Germany: Data are collected every three years. Year 2006 and Year 2008 are set the same as Year 2007. Year 2009 and Year 2011 are set the same as Year 2010.


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A Feature Portrayal Service (FPS) is a specialized "component" WMS implementation that is able to portray feature data obtained from a remote WFS. It supports user-defined layers and styles and in general has no pre-defined layers; in this sense it is loosely coupled to any data sources. A conforming FPS implementation must satisfy the requirements of Conformance Class C in the SLD profile specification (OGC 05-078r4), plus all applicable requirements in other relevant specifications (see Figure 1).
A styled layer descriptor (SLD) is an XML resource containing definitions that associate feature types with styling rules. Its content model is described in section 11 of the SLD profile specification. Styling rules may be represented using the XML syntax defined in the Symbology Encoding specification.
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Reach Outside Your Fishbowl to Build Community | chrisbrogan.com
Chris Brogan’s post is a good example of how Tumblr works for me and why I expect to use it more as a bookmarking tool.
Chris writes this post about reaching out beyond your community. Good advice.
Here’s how I use Tumblr to reference the post:
I can easily click on the Tumblr bookmarklet I have in my browser and a window appears with a link to the title of the post that Chris wrote. I can post in a number of ways. I can write a text post. I can choose from a photo in the post. I can highlight a quote. In this case, I am using the default. The title of the post appears in a box. I can change it if I wish. The url appears in a second box. I can click on a link to write a description, which I am doing here.
Once I post, I’ve set it up so FriendFeed posts it to my profile. People may comment on my Tumblr or on FriendFeed.
I can now easily point people to the post. It’s a place where I know I can easily find it.
Isnt’t this what a bookmarking service is supposed to do?