Mushrooms (P. mexicana) , MDMA (ecstasy), Cannabis & Passion Flower
I'm a healthy 22 year old male with a fairly broad experience and deep respect for all things mycological (I just plain love shrooms!) I've tried three varieties of australian psylocibic mushrooms and also amanitas, and thought that I had seen all that the area had to offer in terms of fungal entheogens. Not so. My friends came to me one day, with the healthy glow that is apparent after any shrooming, and told me of a strange creature called a philosopher's stone, a truffle if you would.
Curiosity prompted me to hit the net and do a little research. Growing mushrooms is apparently common place in the rest of the world, but in australia cow paddocks are so plentiful and the weather quite favourable for cubensis developement for often as long as four/five months of the year, and amanitas are available in autumn and the onset of winter. There's just no need to grow them. A Philosopher's stone is apparently a dormant form of psylocibe mexicana and the truffle, which is scientifically called a scleriole, is more potent than a fruiting body. I was intrigued and quickly aqquired some of this precious fruit, about 7-10g sold in a small container.
I'm a fairly experienced tripper so I thought that I'd fast for a few hours before my trip. This turned out later to not have been long enough, or my digestion was impaired. I prepared a weak tea of passionflower, maybe 5g. I don't think this would have contributed much to the trip intensity but don't mind the taste and a v.weak maoi couldn't hurt. I also had a small toke of cannabis to get me feeling a little mellow, something that I find always helps at the start of a trip. Cannabis has excellent synergy with most tryptamines and it's helpful for those who hate the taste of mushroom as it takes away most of the nausea. I prepared the fruity smelling powder (I assume it had been ground) in a chai tea, and began to drink the vile brew. It's not as bad as a lot of things I've drunk but still gag-able.
I was suprised to hear a knock at the door. My buddy G and his mates had rocked up looking to swap some grass for an e, and to see if I wanted to go out that night. I explained to them what I had just taken and they were all a little apprehsive about shrooms themselves but seemed intrigued and began to put the pressure on me to go out clubbing. I was a bit intrepid, having a respect for all things hallucinogenic, especially untried ones, but as I began to feel that nervous excitement that is common in the onset of most drugs, I found myself getting dressed, rolling a joint and hitting the town.
As I started to come on I began to remember why I liked mushrooms so much. Though I was headed out into a public place I wasn't nervous, there was no danger of me getting into any trouble while I was with so many of my friends who at that stage I was beggining to bond with strongly. They all appeared beautifically serene, though I later was told they were all totally drunk, rowdy and possibly on any other assortment of chems.
Tracers had begun at that point and the ride into town was like a kaleidascope of colour, movement and sound, bouncing along to a primal beat that only intensified as we entered the night club. At this stage the intensity of the shrooms went through the roof and I was dancing and flying round the room on the backs of the lasers shooting out of the ceiling. There was an excellent dj playing tripped-out dance and house and almost everyone was there on the dance floor. At the risk of being labelled excessive I thought that now was the perfect time to take X. I had candy flipped before but only ever with lsd, never mushrooms, which I infinitely prefer.
That may have been a slight mistake. I got a little nautious but that quickly passed after one of the hugest and most amazing spews I have ever had, quite disproportionate to the amount of food I had eaten. Not essentially painful but intensly visual. If I tried to close my eyes as I was throwing up I would immediately be transported somewhere else, a room in my head of psychadelics.
The bass of the club was like a living thing and as the x came on the walls of the toilet shimmered and turned to obsidian. Phantasmal medicine women came leaning out of the walls and stroked my hair and told me that I would be alright and not to be upset. A dog made of black glass popped out of the floor and wagged its tail. Its lolling tongue made me realise I was no longer feeling sick to my stomach.
The toilet bowl was a distant memory as I floated to the washbasins and cleaned my mouth out. My reflection appraised me in a manner most unhumanlike. It seemed fairly satisfied with my appearance and let me leave the bathroom into the throbbing womb of the nightclub dance floor. I began to let the music take me and lost time and space in the throb of the kick drum. Life was good. Complex themes slipped into the primordial and all those around me were dancing and spinning in the swirling vortex of life. Appreciation of others was profound, much greater than simple X empathy, rather a greater understanding of that person on a spiritual level. I've had a similar sort of experience with 2c-b and x.
I'll leave it there and say that it was one of the best mushroom trips I've ever had. My minor freakout was quickly dealt with and I'm sort of proud to have been tripping that hard in a public area with minimal paranoia. The hallucinations that I had from the philosopher's stone were great though not as strong as some of the cubensis trips I've had. However in comparison with the fungal material I ate and the physical sensation one sometimes gets with fresh mushroom, like getting poisoned, occasionally, was completely absent. I'm pretty sure the spew was MDMA related. My poor stomach was no doubt shrunk to the size of a peanut.
The whole experienced lasted with me dosing at around 22:00 and reaching a tentative baseline, which I knocked on the head with a joint and a valium, at around 06:00 the next day. This will go down as one of my best drug experiences to date. I make no pretence of looking for spirituality on this occasion. It was pure fun.
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invasion is a cool game that i am also working on. i used to have one written but it was when i first discovered how to make a game in Python. i didn't understand classes or object-oriented programming yet. that made my code look terribly confusing and it was also horribly undocumented. for that reason, i deleted it and now im rewriting it in a way that is far easier to read and is highly documented. once i setup a github repo for it, you'll see the link here.
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Hailing from the "City of Progress" Gweru, Zimbabwe! Growing up I dreamt of the Gweru that could be but, it did not take me long to realise that everyone had the same dream and noone seemed to be doing anything to take us there, and that's when I decided to take matters into my own hands. For the longest time I longed to transform my community through engineering which has led me to pursue an electrical engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. When I am not thinking about how I will change Zimbabwe, I play sports, chess, and I love playing with my baby brother.
Starting last year I embarked on a journey to provide a platform for the underappreciated arts in Zimbabwe so to raise awareness and motivate people to venture into the these disciplines. Together with three of my friends we started Zimries- Zimbabwean Diaries, a platform where people can share their poetry, articles, speaches and bring the Zimbabwean voice to the world. Inspired by by the work people were doing and the change and influence they were having in society, I wanted to also bring myvoice to the world and make an impact. I wrote my first article, My African dream. This marked the beginning of my journey as a writer, but I soon realised I did not like writing and was also the end.
My journey as a programmer has been most fulfulling. Nothing compares to the feeling that mauls you after spending an entire night awake working on the SPS portfolio and are finally done. Although painful, there is a silver lining to these sleepless nights, every hour spent working on the projects, homeworks, and assignemnt means more knowledge and experience gained. Some of the projects I have worked on are:
Rapid Roll (CIS 120– Programming languages and techniques)
    • Built an object-oriented Rapid Roll game using Java to implement the backend and Java swing library to implement the frontend
    • The goal of the project was to get to accustomed to managing a project from ideation to design and implementation, and to gain more experience with backend and frontend development in Java
Penn-Pals (CIS 120– Programming languages and techniques)
    • Built a messaging application for Penn Students using a client server
    • Learnt backend implementation in Java which included creation and deletion of channels, adding and removing people to channels, sending messages, and handling server responses
Paint (CIS 120– Programming languages and techniques)
    • Used Ocaml to develop the backend and GUI of a paint application (similar to Microsoft paint)
    • Gained experience working with graphics contexts in Ocaml, implementation of various data structures such as: stacks, queues, heaps, etc and I also got exposure to backend and frontend development in Ocaml
Penn Electric Racing
   • Worked on the electrical hardware team (16 people) to build and debug circuits, and design PCBs to be used in building an electric race car
   • Designed and implemented the braking system of the car, and overcurrent and malfunction protection measures
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s6-tai64ndiff
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unfinished line, s6-tai64ndiff processes it and writes it before exiting.
- The prefix it prints is of the form [ seconds.microseconds ],
in decimal. It can be interpreted as a fixed-point decimal number of seconds that
elapsed between the timestamp on the previous line and the timestamp on the
current line.
- If the difference isn't defined, seconds and microseconds
are just whitespace. The difference is not defined on the first line of stdin or
on non-timestamped lines. Following non-timestamped lines, the difference may not
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Recently I bemoaned the fact that, not being a member of the literary in-crowd, I find it impossible to get my books reviewed. While not being reviews as such, a couple of blog posts devoted to Gravitas, Punctilio, Rectitude & Pippy Bags warmed what pass for the cockles of my heart. When you have read what Georgy Riecke and The Lumber Room had to say, you would do well to immerse yourself in the rest of their outpourings.


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You can use Firefox Sync Server to synchronize your bookmarks, passwords, settings, history, add-ons and tabs with Firefox on other computers. Set up Firefox Sync on your main computer by creating a new account on a custom server, then add your other computers.
Firefox Sync Server 1.1 is compatible with FF30 and older, and can also be used on mobile clients and forks.
The IP of your Synology, along with port 8130: http://syno-ip:8130/. Note the slash at the end.
Alternatively, if you have name resolution configured correctly, you can use http://my.domain.name:8130/.
Note: The webserver used for this service does not serve pages on http(s) connections, so a 404 is displayed when you type the URL into your browser.
Open http://syno-ip:8130/weave-password-reset in your browser.
This opens a web page where you can enter your e-mail address. A link to reset your password will be sent via e-mail.
Open http://syno-ip:8130/weave-delete-account in your browser.
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Barcelona set to send scout to watch Dutch starlet over international break
by Ron CarneBarcelona have reportedly been alerted to Calvin Stengs and will scout the AZ Alkmaar youngster over the international break.
The 20-year-old has been capped twice at U21 level by the Netherlands, but after being called up to the senior squad this week, he could be in line to make his debut for Ronald Koeman’s side as they prepare to face Northern Ireland and Estonia in the coming days.
Stengs has certainly made an impression for the Eredivisie outfit so far this season, as he’s bagged nine goals and 10 assists in 23 appearances across all competitions.
In turn, it’s no surprise that that form has been rewarded by a call up from Koeman, and now it’s suggested that there could be some interested attendees this week waiting to see him make his senior debut.
According to Mundo Deportivo, Barcelona are planning to send a scout to the game between the Netherlands and Estonia next week, with the hope that Stengs gets the nod in order to allow them to have a closer look at him.
It’s added in the report that club chief Patrick Kluivert is said to be an admirer of the youngster’s talents, and so it remains to be seen if he does enough to convince the club hierarchy that he’s a talent worth investing in moving forward.
Capable of playing on either wing, Stengs has predominantly been used on the right flank by AZ this season, while he had his breakthrough campaign last year after scoring three goals and providing four assists in 21 outings.
It seems as though he’s building on that this year, and coupled with his call-up for the Netherlands, it would appear as though he has a bright future ahead of him for club and country.
Time will tell though whether or not that improvement and development will continue with Barcelona as they look set to take a closer look to determine whether or not he can flourish at the Nou Camp.


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The ARN that specifies the assessment target for which you want to create the assessment template.
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The user-defined name that identifies the assessment template that you want to create.
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The duration of the assessment run in seconds.
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The ARNs that specify the rules packages that you want to attach to the assessment template.
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The user-defined attributes that are assigned to every finding that is generated by the assessment run that uses this assessment template.
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The ARN that specifies the assessment target for which you want to create the assessment template.
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class CreateAssessmentTemplateRequest < Struct.new( :assessment_target_arn, :assessment_template_name, :duration_in_seconds, :rules_package_arns, :user_attributes_for_findings) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#assessment_template_name ⇒ String
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The user-defined name that identifies the assessment template that you want to create. You can create several assessment templates for an assessment target. The names of the assessment templates that correspond to a particular assessment target must be unique.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-inspector/lib/aws-sdk-inspector/types.rb', line 776
class CreateAssessmentTemplateRequest < Struct.new( :assessment_target_arn, :assessment_template_name, :duration_in_seconds, :rules_package_arns, :user_attributes_for_findings) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#duration_in_seconds ⇒ Integer
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The duration of the assessment run in seconds.
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class CreateAssessmentTemplateRequest < Struct.new( :assessment_target_arn, :assessment_template_name, :duration_in_seconds, :rules_package_arns, :user_attributes_for_findings) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
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The user-defined attributes that are assigned to every finding that
is generated by the assessment run that uses this assessment
template. An attribute is a key and value pair (an Attribute
object). Within an assessment template, each key must be unique.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-inspector/lib/aws-sdk-inspector/types.rb', line 776
class CreateAssessmentTemplateRequest < Struct.new( :assessment_target_arn, :assessment_template_name, :duration_in_seconds, :rules_package_arns, :user_attributes_for_findings) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


--- title: The productivity illusion excerpt: date: '2021-10-05 16:13:56 +0100' categories: - Motivation - Teams ---
We have a unique opportunity to rethink how people can work rather than where they can (or should) work.
Caroline Burns goes beyond the usual discussion of productivity & WFH, discussing the long term effects of the cultural shift that started way before the pandemic. Remote/hybrid work model is not new, and that trend has certainly been accelerated by the pandemic.
The more interesting question is how do we effectively enable and measure team performance in a remote/hybrid work setting in the post-pandemic, advanced digital knowledge economy, instead of talking about (Taylorist) productivity and work location :)


SLEEP(1) User Commands SLEEP(1) NAME sleep - delay for a specified amount of time SYNOPSIS sleep NUMBER[SUFFIX]... sleep OPTION DESCRIPTION Pause for NUMBER seconds. SUFFIX may be `s' for seconds (the default), `m' for minutes, `h' for hours or `d' for days. Unlike most implementa‐ tions that require NUMBER be an integer, here NUMBER may be an arbitrary floating point number. Given two or more arguments, pause for the amount of time specified by the sum of their values. --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit AUTHOR Written by Jim Meyering and Paul Eggert. REPORTING BUGS Report sleep bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GNU coreutils home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/> General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/> Report sleep translation bugs to <http://translationproject.org/team/> COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO sleep(3) The full documentation for sleep is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and sleep programs are properly installed at your site, the com‐ mand info coreutils 'sleep invocation' should give you access to the complete manual. GNU coreutils 8.12.197-032bb September 2011 SLEEP(1)


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Whether I am in the work place or playing games, I seek to optimize my experience by creating tools to streamline my work.
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Hi! My name is Daniel Huang and I recently graduated from the University of Maryland with a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science.
Whether I am in the work place or playing games, I seek to optimize my experience by creating tools to streamline my work.
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Worked with management to mitigate the impact of transitioning from in-person to remote.
Created Python and Bash scripts to help streamline processes.
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Created PowerShell scripts to automate tedious and repetative processes for asset management and employee directory management.
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Solved incident-based issues with operating systems, application software, licensing, and hardware repairs on 1000+ Apple, Dell, Lenovo, and HP computers. Effectively communicated complex technical subjects to 500+ non-technical personnel.
Obtained Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science on the Cybersecurity track.
A simple Python GUI that I created during my time at Terrapin Tech that streamlines the process of copy-pasting email templates to respond to customer emails.
A PowerShell script that takes pre-named PDFs and moves them to their appropriate folder at a specified destintation.
A PowerShell that changes various Windows settings and installs software for newly imaged Windows-based assets.


Welcome to the Community Library
a fullstack project by LaRena Iocco.
This idea was inspired by a variety of things:
- My love of books and the library
- My inability to go to the library due to the pandemic
- The media exchange table at my local park
- "Buy Nothing" groups on social media
What if you could be a part of an online community that was centered around
your geographic location and find books to borrow from your neighbors?
This is the beginning of a bigger idea that I hope to keep improving.
Please explore my app as well as my code on
Github.


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[gecode-users] use of the folder Gecode.lib
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Jan 7 15:48:08 CET 2014
You have to recompile your project so that the Gecode version numbers match
(this is as always) on both platforms.
If you want to redistribute your project compiled in debug mode (which you
tried to do but should not) then even the MSVC versions have to match on
both platforms.
Christian
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www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of manel askri
Sent: Tuesday, January 07, 2014 3:38 PM
To: users at gecode.org list
Subject: [gecode-users] use of the folder Gecode.lib
Hi all
i implemented my project with gecode 4.0.0 on windows 7 32 bits with VS2010
so when i tried to reuse my project on windows 7 64 bits ( i installed
gecode 4.2.1 with VS2012) but i have got this error : can't open the file
"GecodeSupport-4-2-1-D-x86.lib" ????????
So can You help me please with that please
Thank YOU verry much
MANEL
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The Digital Arts Club is an after school club that normally runs every Tuesday, from 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. Every Tuesday around 3:00 and 4:00 P.M. students are able to make art using computer programs such as PhotoShop and Adobe Students are also able to enter there art works into fun contest, and students were able to go to the Figge Art Museum for a field trip. Everyting that students do in Digital Arts Club is fun and educational. Students are able to learn how to make interesting peices of art uding computer programing, which can help them to get a unique job and some places even offer scholarships.
This school year, students were able to go to DeWitt Iowa to the Artist Studio


| Port | Type | Severity | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| fboutclk | Output | Info | Explicitly unconnected |
| fbclk | Input | Info | Stuck at GND |
| refclk1 | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| phase_en | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| updn | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| num_phase_shifts | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| scanclk | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| cntsel | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| reconfig_to_pll | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| extswitch | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| adjpllin | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| cclk | Input | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. If a default value exists, it will be used. Otherwise, the port will be connected to GND. |
| phase_done | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| reconfig_from_pll | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| activeclk | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| clkbad | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| phout | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| lvds_clk | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| loaden | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| cascade_out | Output | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |
| zdbfbclk | Bidir | Warning | Declared by entity but not connected by instance. Logic that only feeds a dangling port will be removed. |


Class
HSWidgetViewController
A view controller that specializes in managing a widget view.
Declaration
@interface HSWidgetViewController : UIViewController
Description
Subclass HSWidgetViewController to implement the primary view of the widget. It provides default behavior for various functionality allowing widget development to focus on implementing the content. It provides the following functionality:
- Implements the loadView to setup the unclipped view allowing content outside of the bounds to receive events.
- Implements the viewDidLoad to setup the editing view and accessories while providing customization via cornerRadius and calculatedFrame.
- Implements loading of classes and widget display info from Info.plist while also allowing dynamic overriding of the values.
- Allowing custom widget availability via isAvailable.
- (Required) Providing a way to specify the starting grid size of the widget.
- Provides default implementation for creating/managing the preference options.
- Allowing widgets to enable accessories such as Expand, Shrink and Settings. While automatically enabling settings accesosry when a valid preference options class is provided.
- Provides convenience methods for managing expanding and shrinking accessories.
- Provides default implementation for zoom animation view while allowing overridability.
When creating a subclass, minimumSize needs to be implemented so that widgets manager knows when to allow addition of the widget. You may override any of these methods; but if you do, be sure to invoke the super class implementation for consistency.
Topics
Widget Information
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+ bundle
Get the bundle of the widget.
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+ widgetDisplayInfo
Get the display information about the widget such as icon, name and creator.
Adding Widgets
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+ isAvailable
Returns whether the widget is currently available for addition.
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+ minimumSize
Gets the minimum size required to add the widget to page.
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+ canAddWidgetForAvailableGridPositions:
Get whether the widget can be added for given available grid positions.
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+ allowedInstancesPerPage
Return the number of allowed instances per page so that widget manager can restrict additional instances.
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+ addNewWidgetAdditionalOptionsControllerClass
Specify the class used for the additional options during widget adding.
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+ createOptionsFromController:withAvailableGridPosition:
Create options dictionary to use for widget addition for the given additional options controller and grid positions.
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+ widgetSizeFromController:withAvailableGridPosition:
Get the widget size to use for widget addition for the given additional options controller and grid positions.
Initializing A Widget View Controller
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- initForWidgetFrame:withOptions:
Initialize a newly allocated widget view controller with the specified widget frame and options.
Properties
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widgetFrame
A structure that represents the current grid frame of the widget.
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requestedSize
The requested view size for the widget.
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_gridPositions
An array of grid positions that the widget current occupies.
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cornerRadius
Corner radius of the content and editing view.
Delegate
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_delegate
An object to manage widget changes and perform accessory events.
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- _setDelegate:
Called to set the delegate object.
Calculate Frame
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- calculatedFrame
Get the calculated frame to use for content and editing view.
Accessories
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AccessoryType
Constants for specifying the accessory type.
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- isAccessoryTypeEnabled:
Return whether the accessory of specified type should be enabled or not.
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- accessoryTypeTapped:
Called when the accessory of specfied type was tapped.
Dynamic Sizing
- Adding Dynamic Size
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- containsSpaceToExpandOrShrinkToGridPositions:
Return whether there is enough available space to expand or shrink to specified grid positions.
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- containsSpaceToExpandOrShrinkToWidgetSize:
Return whether there is enough available space to expand or shrink to specified size structure.
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- updateForExpandOrShrinkToGridPositions:
Update the widget to the specfied grid positions.
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- updateForExpandOrShrinkToWidgetSize:
Update the widget size to the specfied size structure (also updates grid positions).
Adding Preferences
- Adding Basic Preferences
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+ preferencesOptionsControllerClass
Specify the class used for the preferences for settings accessory.
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widgetOptions
Stores the current options for the widget.
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- options
Gets a copy of the current widget options.
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- setWidgetOptionValue:forKey:
Setter for changing widget options.
Zoom Animation
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ZoomAnimationViewStyle
Constants for specifying the animation view style used during zoom animation.
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- viewStyleForZoomAnimaton
Get the zoom animationg view style to use.
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- zoomAnimatingView
Get the view to use for zoom animation.
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- clearZoomAnimatingView
Called at the end of zoom animation, allowing the widget to clean up any custom views if created.
Animation Constants
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HSWidgetAnimationDuration
Constant for normal animation duration.
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HSWidgetQuickAnimationDuration
Constant for quicker animation duration.
Notifications
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HSWidgetAllWidgetsConfiguredNotification
Posted when all widgets are done being configured after a respring.
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HSWidgetAvailableSpaceDidChangeNotification
Posted when grid space availability of the page changed.
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HSWidgetEditingStateChangedNotification
Posted when editing state changed providing the new state in user info.


LPAD
adds characters to the left of an expression to a specified length. The data type of the return value is the same as the original text.
Use RPAD
to add characters to the right.
CHAR | NCHAR | VARCHAR2 | NVARCHAR2
LPAD(expr1, n [, expr2 ])
expr1
is a text expression for the base string.
n
is the total length of the returned expression. If expr1
is longer than n
, then this function truncates expr1
to n
characters.
expr2
is a text expression for the padding characters. By default, it is a space.
LPAD('Page 1',15,'*.')
returns the value *.*.*.*.*Page 1
.
LPAD('Stay tuned', 4)
returns the value Stay
.