Fleabag creator ‘totally obsessed’ by new film project
Phoebe Waller-Bridge has written the screen adaptation of Killing Eve, Fleabag and the forthcoming Bond movie.
Writer and actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge has revealed that a film she is collaborating on with her sister is the most exciting thing she has ever done.
The Fleabag creator revealed that her sister Isobel, a musician who wrote the score for the hit TV show, has a role in the secretive new project.
“I am totally obsessed,” Waller Bridge said. “I have never been so excited about writing anything.”
Her comments came at an event at the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday night to discuss her new book based on the hit TV show – Fleabag: The Scriptures.
It would not be Waller-Bridge’s first film credit. She was brought in to help polish off the script for the forthcoming Bond movie.
She also revealed a desire to write another play.
Fleabag was originally staged at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2013 before being adapted for a BBC series three years later.
The second series introduced a character widely referred to as the “hot priest” by fans, who becomes a love interest for Fleabag – the show’s unnamed protagonist.
But Ms Waller-Bridge said she did not invent the term to refer to the character played by Andrew Scott.
“He is very much just ‘priest’ in the script – Twitter created ‘hot priest’, I believe,” she said.
But Waller-Bridge, who also stars as Fleabag, said she was nervous about writing the character.
“I was worried about writing a priest, especially a comedy priest,” she said, revealing that she was afraid of falling into some traps.
Published last month, Fleabag: The Scriptures contains the show’s script and new writing from Waller-Bridge.
The show started life as a 10-minute monologue at the Leicester Square Theatre in London, but was made into a full Edinburgh show after Waller-Bridge was accosted by a member of the audience afterwards.
The writer revealed that an “absolutely hammered” woman came up to her to demand she turn the short piece into a full-length play.
“That was so f****** good, you’ve got to take it to Edinburgh,” the woman said, according to Waller Bridge. “I was like ‘yeah, yeah’,” she said. “The next day Francesca (Moody, Fleabag’s producer) contacted the Underbelly.”


Pay minimum wage or vacate office, NLC tells governors
by Agency ReportThe labour congress has appealed to state Houses of Assembly to identify with workers by compelling governors to pay the new minimum wage.
Emmanuel Ugboaja, General-Secretary of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), made the appeal while fielding questions from journalists on Sunday in Lagos.
According to Mr Ugboaja, any governor who refuses to pay the minimum wage should be impeached.
READ ALSO: Akwa Ibom has enough money to pay N30, 000 minimum wage – NLC
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Nigeria Governors’ Forum had said that the state governors would not pay beyond their individual capacities.
However, the NLC scribe said that there was no basis for the governors to complain about payment of the N30,000 minimum wage.
He said that they had the capacity to pay.
“It is criminal to say you cannot pay the new minimum wage.
“Some of these leaders ride in private jet, so they can pay,’’ Mr Ugboaja said.
He said that the organised labour was in support of the return of the Labour Advisory Council, which would help to mediate between the government and workers.
He urged the federal government to take actions against employers who would not pay the new wage.
President Muhammadu Buhari signed the N30,000 minimum wage law on April 18.
After that, labour and the government debated heavily on the consequential adjustment on workers’ salaries.
On October 18, both parties agreed on a 23.2 per cent increase for workers on grade level 07 and 20 per cent for those on grade level 08, while 19 per cent would be received by workers on grade level 09, 16 per cent for those from levels 10 to 14 and 14 per cent for grade levels 15 to 17. (NAN)


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AWS CodeBuild Project Environment
Environment
is a property of the AWS::CodeBuild::Project resource that specifies the environment for
an AWS CodeBuild project.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Certificate" :
String
, "ComputeType" :String
, "EnvironmentVariables" : [EnvironmentVariable
], "Image" :String
, "ImagePullCredentialsType" :String
, "PrivilegedMode" :Boolean
, "RegistryCredential" :RegistryCredential
, "Type" :String
}
YAML
Certificate:
String
ComputeType:String
EnvironmentVariables: - EnvironmentVariable Image:String
ImagePullCredentialsType:String
RegistryCredential:RegistryCredential
PrivilegedMode:Boolean
Type:String
Properties
Certificate
-
The certificate to use with the build project.
Required: No
Type: String
ComputeType
-
The type of compute environment, such as
BUILD_GENERAL1_SMALL
. The compute type determines the number of CPU cores and memory the build environment uses. For valid values, see thecomputeType
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: Yes
Type: String
EnvironmentVariables
-
The environment variables that your builds can use. For more information, see the
environmentVariables
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: No
Type: List of EnvironmentVariable
Image
-
The image tag or image digest that identifies the Docker image to use for this build project. Use the following formats:
-
For an image tag:
registry/repository:tag
. For example, to specify an image with the tag "latest," useregistry/repository:latest
. -
For an image digest:
registry/repository@digest
. For example, to specify an image with the digest "sha256:cbbf2f9a99b47fc460d422812b6a5adff7dfee951d8fa2e4a98caa0382cfbdbf," useregistry/repository@sha256:cbbf2f9a99b47fc460d422812b6a5adff7dfee951d8fa2e4a98caa0382cfbdbf
.
For more information, see the
image
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: Yes
Type: String
-
ImagePullCredentialsType
-
The type of credentials AWS CodeBuild uses to pull images in your build. There are two valid values:
-
CODEBUILD
specifies that AWS CodeBuild uses its own credentials. This requires that you modify your ECR repository policy to trust the AWS CodeBuild service principal. -
SERVICE_ROLE
specifies that AWS CodeBuild uses your build project's service role.
When you use a cross-account or private registry image, you must use
SERVICE_ROLE
credentials. When you use an AWS CodeBuild curated image, you must useCODEBUILD
credentials.The Docker image identifier that the build environment uses. For more information, see the
imagePullCredentialsType
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: Yes
Type: String
-
PrivilegedMode
-
Indicates how the project builds Docker images. Specify
true
to enable running the Docker daemon inside a Docker container.This value must be set to
true
only if this build project will be used to build Docker images, and the specified build environment image is not one provided by AWS CodeBuild with Docker support. Otherwise, all associated builds that attempt to interact with the Docker daemon will fail. For more information, see theprivilegedMode
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: No
Type: Boolean
RegistryCredential
-
RegistryCredential
is a property of the AWS::CodeBuild::Project resource that specifies information about credentials that provide access to a private Docker registry. When this is set:-
imagePullCredentialsType
must be set toSERVICE_ROLE
. -
images cannot be curated or an Amazon ECR image.
For more information, see the
RegistryCredential
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: No
Type: RegistryCredential
-
Type
-
The type of build environment. For valid values, see the
environment-type
field in the AWS CodeBuild User Guide.Required: Yes
Type: String


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Stop paying too much for the wrong Texas electricity plan or paying a service to match you. This free tool allows you to enter your real historical usage and shows you what you would expect to pay across all Texas electricity provider plans available in your ZIP code. If you don't know your usage you can visit SmartMeterTexas.com and get a free usage report.
Texas residential energy providers are required to provide information on their plans which is available through an API. This site calls the API and calculates a series of linear progressions and regressions to find the killowatt per hour cost for each plan at each usage. Then, using your historical usage for each month, it sorts the plans based on the lowest total cost overall. There may be special terms or minimum usage requirements that this application cannot account for and you should always check each plan's data sheet before deciding on the right plan for you.
Most services only take into account your total average usage. This is a problem, especially in Texas, where energy usage can fluctuate wildly from winter to summer. This issue is further compounded with plans that have special rates or terms for different ranges of usage. By using linear progressions and regressions to caluclate cost month-to-month, this application provides the most accurate results possible given the information availible online short of manual data entry or pdf scraping.
Unfortunately, providers are only required to submit a data sheet (linked in your result) and an estimate for the cost per kWh of use for 500, 1000, and 2000 kWh intervals. These estimates are also not required to take into account delivery fees or taxes. As with any plan you are considering, you should check the data sheet and make sure those potential additional costs are taken into account before committing to any plan.


I am a full-time IT Management student in IT-Tallaght. I have a huge interest on the topics associated with IT Management on the likes of Social Media Communication, Database Administration, Networking etc. I gained a good bank of skills from the past group works in first year and improved a lot on my communication skills through this.
I am a Hard-working, organised, patient and responsible person. Developed numerous assessments and programs using SQL. Able to build a network using router and switches. Can configure a router and a switch using Cisco IOS commands sets etc.
Interative Media Design, Social Media Analysis, Security for Cloud and IOT, Information Management, Private Cloud Architecture, Enterprise Performance Architecture.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Cloud Services and Distributed Computing, Web Application Development, Networking 3, Advanced Databases, Operating Systems, Experiential Learning, Industry Project.
Discrete Mathematics 2, Networking 1, Database Administration, Networking 2, Information Security, Computer Service Management, Software Quality Assurance & Testing, Database Design & Programming, Web Design and Development, Management Science, IT Scripting & Automation, Financial Management.
Object Oriented Systems Analysis, Business & Information Systems, Learning to Learn at 3rd level, Fundamental of Interface and web design, Statistics, Computer Architecture, Discrete Mathematics 1, Software Development 1, Software Development 2, Social Media Communications, Database Fundamentals, Operating Systems Fundamentals.
The project area covers on the different aspects of good intranet design inlcuing its best practices and the idea of intranet for the companies. The main objective of this project is to create a better intranet using software medium such as "SharePoint".
SharePoint and its technologies will be tested, deployed and implemented on Microsoft Azure
Design & develop a webpage showcasing your talents and achievements using Twitter Bootstrap as a base. A webpage like an "online CV", which you will show potential employers in the future.
"About me and IT Skills, "Projects", "Education","Work Experiences","Skills and Qualities","Contact"
In this particular assignment, you are required to build sprinkler and a detector for each room in the house. A house consists of three rooms. Each room contains one sprinkler and one detector.
The system should: If you turn a detector "ON" then the sprinkler should be "ON". If you turn a detector "OFF", then a sprinkler should be "OFF". There should also be a script called "Sp_control.sh" within the assignment that subscribes to "all detectors" in all rooms. There should be a publish message to all sprinklers.
In this assignment, you are asked to write up a report based on the Industry you went for your internship during third year. The report consists of the company's mission statement/its goal, its organisation structure, SWOT analysis, Stakeholder analysis, and the risks at the end of the report along with conclusion and recommendations.
It is a sole assignment which requires numerous researches and time you needed to complete the assignment.
In chapter one of the project which aims to provide an account on the industry including its "history", "organisation structure" "It's IT Department", "Strategic challenges that the hospital is facing"
For Evaluation of work undertaken within the industry, chapter two of the project describes the "my role", "Work undertaken within the company" and "critical evaluation"
In Chapter three of the project, XML is described on its "purpose", "XML in Tallaght Hospital" Investigation of XML", "Further investigations", "Analysis of finding", "Discussions", "Conclusion" and "Recommendations".
In this assignment, you are asked to write up a summary of the article of your preference, review your article in the "Business area" and write up a critique based from your view of the article.
The article that I have chosen is based on "Agile" How Agile innovation methods have transformed near every function in daily basis in every industry in ways that it improved the quailty and speed to market, developed the motivation and productivity of IT teams.
In this mini assignment, a couple of files contains a script for each is given, you are then asked to complie and run that file. Fix the error within the file so that the file does not hang. A final file given to complie and run consists of a script. Fix the errors are needed by using pop and push fuctions.
The challenges in this assignment are the errors it is needed to solve. A research on the pop and push fuctions are required to complete this assignment. The assignment is completed through WebDevVM2016.OVA (VM file).
We use the relevant dynamic elements in HTML, CSS and develop by using Play Framework to display the contents with the ability to view, add, update and delete product etc. Our topic is to develop a charity website.
Challenges faced: Deciding what ideas to use for the website, working on play Framework and creating a Bitbucket repository on Bitbucket.org. Tools used: Nodepad++, codecademy.com, WebDevVM2016.ova (VM file), Play Framework.
A report based on any business of your preferences. Write up a Service Strategy on that Business, including its standard of services, quality of products, staff's attitude. It is a sole assignment.
A report is written in formal style, formatted in acceptable standard. Numerous research is also required in order to completed this assignment.
In this Continue Assessment, it is asked to represent the data given from a particular source and represent them in three different types of form: "First, Second and Third Normal Form".
There are certain rules for "Normalisation": "Un-normalised Form to First Normal Form" "First Normal to Second Normal Form", "Second Normal Form to Third Normal Form".
In this assignment, you are given a network topology, you are asked to design a VLSM addressing scheme. The "IP address" would also be given. You are then asked to fill in the interface address table based on your addressing scheme.
The step of this assignment is to enable RIPv2 within the Packet Tracer and set up Discontiguous subnets.
GlovinTech is a project that completed by four people in a group. The project is about touch screen gloves that can be wear in winter season, can be in a range of different colours, made of warm wool with pads coated within each finger tips for a better touch screen performance.
Each of the team member are assigned with tasks. My role for this project is to write a description for the product. I often communicate and suggest any ideas that I have came up with associate with this project.
The project describes the concept of mobile computing in general in Business. The future of Mobile Computing, the advantages and disadvantages of Mobile Computing. Apple, Microsoft, Cloud and Google etc. The evolution of Mobile Computing including "the first ever mobile computer" all the way to "today's modern mobile computers".
The project is completed in a group of four. Tasks are assign to each of the members. I enjoyed working in team as I can communicate and discuss my ideas with them.
The project is based on a website built using HTML and CSS elements. The website is primarily aimed at teenagers and young adults, who have a strong passion in reading Japanese mangas and watching Japanese animes.
Before working on the website, the other different types of manga websites are examined and reviewed. The goal of this "mini project" is to create a website that allow the user to feel ease of use and reliability. Different types of font style, colours, images and background designs etc. are used.
An "online booking system" that allows customers select and book holiday flights and pay the holiday flights online. The "mini project" is constructed under the Object Oriented Systems Analysis topic and style.
To complete this project, our team had a look at the registering systems and ticket booking systems. We started off by analysing the documents provided, listing all the nouns and phrases and followed the noun identification process to produce our class diagrams.
Date: 29th January 2018 - 27th July 2018
Job Position: Digital Project Support Officer
Main Responsibilities: Teach the local administrator nominated by each department how to populate their new webpage on SharePoint. Assists the department with any technical difficulties. Gather information for the SharePoint project through meeting, intranet demonstration and training.
Date: 20th November 2015 - April 2018 (part-time)
Job Position: Takeaway Counter Assistant
Main Responsibilities: Serving and communicating directly to the customers, both face to face and via phone. Resolve customer’s complaints and queries on orders they placed. Making sure that the sales figures and profits the shop produced each day are accurate. Checking the quantities of stocks that the shop required. Reconciling cash at close of the business each day.
I Completed my work experience in Kelly's Pharmacy as a customer assistant in fifth year for Link Modules for a week.
Date: January 2014 - Janary 2014 (One month)
Job Position: Customer Assistant
Main Responsibilities: Tiding up the products on shelves. Arranging stocks. Serving customers.
Date: 18th December 2012 – 27th December 2012 (One month)
Job Position: Waitress
Main Responsibilities: Cleaning the premise, communicating with customers, taking customer’s orders, resolve customer’s complaints and queries, book reservations and provide a standard customer service.
Create instruction sheets, create new blank site on SharePoint,arrange and meet with the local administrators, provide Demonstration and training, completed tasks requested by the other departments, regular meeting with the mentor, update the SharePoint progress lists, solving issues regarding with SharePoint intranet.
Serving directly to customers both via face-to-face or via phone, Check the quality of orders, Resolve customers complaints, Reconciliate cash at the close of the business.
Cleaning and tiding of the shop, Communicate directly to the customers and arranging the shop items.
Communicate directly to the customers, Cleaning and tidying of the restaurant, Book reservations etc.
* Knowledge of the Software that the Company used in the Department. (Applies to Tallaght University Hospital)
* Knowledge of the company surroundings.
* Working independently on projects with clearly defined objectives. (For Tallaght University Hospital)
* Working well in Teams (Applies to all companies)
* Improved my communication skill from both demonstrations and trainings completed.
* Good understanding of the quality assurance mechanisms for the tasks were adhered to.
* Good feedbacks from other departments that I have worked with. (Applies to Tallaght University Hospital)
* The migration of information from the existing intranet to the new intranet. (Applies to Tallaght University Hospital)
* Assisting both the IT Team and other departments in SharePoint contributions. (Applies to Tallaght University Hospital
* Day-to-day working basis, e.g. Stock control and Reconciliate cash at the end of the business.
Ability to produce clear, well written documentation for defined audiences and able to speak clearly. By working in my part-time job has improved my communication skills able to deal and support customers efficiently.
Through projects in first year and second year has developed both teamwork skills and my research skills. From this, I am able to focus on teamwork and improved on both teamwork skills and research skills.
Able to analyse and making decision to a particular problem. My experiences in my part-time job and in college has enhanced decision-making skill. Now I have the ability to face the mistakes and the challenges up ahead.
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2: Carousel.
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1: Timeline.
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2: Zoom in when Hover over the timeline.
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3: Underline a word.
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1: Flipper.
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2: buttons.
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3: Unicode down arrow sign .
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4: RGB colors.
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1: drop-down links and the box.
Where you get those ideas above from: https://themewagon.com/themes/multipurpose-business-corporate-website-template/
2: Navigation buttons (for the box).
Where you get that idea from: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_buttons.asp
3: Unicode down arrow sign.
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4: RGB colors.
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5: Change color when hover over.
Where you get that feature from: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_hover.asp
1: The structure of this section.
Where you get that idea above from: https://themewagon.com/themes/free-personal-website-template-portfolio-resume/
2: RGB colors.
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Earth, otherwise known as the world,[n 5] (Greek: Γαῖα Gaia;[n 6] Latin: Terra[26]) is the third planet from the Sun and the only object in the Universe known to harbor life. It is the densest planet in the Solar System and the largest of the four terrestrial planets.
According to radiometric dating and other sources of evidence, Earth formed about 4.54 billion years ago.[27][28][29] Earth's gravity interacts with other objects in space, especially the Sun and the Moon, Earth's only natural satellite. During one orbit around the Sun, Earth rotates about its axis over 365 times, thus an Earth year is about 365.26 days long.[n 7] Earth's axis of rotation is tilted, producing seasonal variations on the planet's surface.[30] The gravitational interaction between the Earth and Moon causes ocean tides, stabilizes the Earth's orientation on its axis, and gradually slows its rotation.[31]
| Name | Radius | Average Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Mars | 3,390KM | -55 ℃ |
| Venus | 6,052KM | 460 ℃ |
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We have been known each other for
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You know when I said I knew little about love?
Well,that wasn't true
I know a lot about love
I've seen it,I've seen it centuries and centuries of it
And it was the only thing that made watching you would bearable
All this wars,pain and lies,hate
Made me want to turn away and never look down again
But to see the way that mankind love
I mean,you could search the furthest reaches the universe and never find anything more beautiful
so,yes,I know that love is unconditional
But I also know it can be unpredictable,unexpected,uncontrollable,unbearable
and,well,strangely easy to mistake for loathing
And,what I'm trying to say is
I think I love you
My heart,it fells like my chest can barely contain it
Like it doesn't belong to me anymore,it belongs to you
And if you wanted it,I'd wish for nothing to exchange
No gifts,no goods,no demonstrations for devotion
Nothing but knowing you love me too
Just your heart
In exchange for mine


Channel 4 threatens to ’empty-chair’ Prime Minister during climate change debate
The broadcaster said the debate will take place whether or not all the leaders show up.
The Prime Minister could be “empty-chaired” during a televised climate change debate on Thursday.
Boris Johnson and Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage have yet to respond to a request to attend the hour-long Emergency On Planet Earth debate on Channel 4 News, which will focus solely on climate change.
The broadcaster said the debate will take place even if they are unable to take up the invitation.
Channel 4 has invited seven party leaders to the discussion, but so far only Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, Scottish First Minister and SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson and Green co-leader Sian Berry have accepted the invitation.
Rebecca Newsom, head of politics at Greenpeace UK, said if the Prime Minister fails to attend the debate it would show the Tories “aren’t taking the climate crisis seriously enough”.
She added: “This Thursday’s climate debate is a monumental moment in an election campaign that should have the climate and nature emergencies at its heart.
“The pitiful 45 seconds given to the topic in the last head-to-head was an absolute joke.
“An empty chair on Thursday night would confirm his party aren’t taking the climate crisis seriously enough.
“The Prime Minister cannot afford to run scared of public scrutiny on the defining issue of our generation. This is a test of leadership anyone wishing to run the country must pass.”
Ben de Pear, editor of Channel 4 News, said: “There is no more urgent issue facing the planet and we are delighted to open the whole of our programme for all the party leaders to show what plans they have to confront it.”
Presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy added: “It is a huge privilege to be hosting the people who want to run the country debating the most important issue in the world.
“How much do we need to change the way we live? Is it the end of fast fashion, fast cars, foreign holidays and red meat? Do any of them have a credible plan to cut our net emissions to zero?”
The debate will take place on Thursday at 7pm and will begin with a short opening statement from each leader.


The speed of light c is almost exactly 300,000 km/s (186,000 miles / hour)
The circumference of the Earth is about 40,000 km, so maximum round-trip lag (for example, pole-to-pole) is 133 ms
The distance to the Moon is 384,400 km, corresponding to a round-trip lag of 1.3 × 2 = 2.6 seconds
At the L2 Sun-Earth Lagrange point, JWST is approximately 1.5 million km from Earth, corresponding to a round-trip lag of 5 × 2 = 10 seconds!
Lag: 400 ms
Insert text or move mouse in box below to test the lag / latency:
(Note, due to Javascript limitations, even set above at 0 milliseconds, the red box (and maybe the text) trails behind the real cursor at around 25-50 milliseconds.)
For more info, see this great video to show how even 10 milliseconds makes a big difference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOvQCPLkPt4 Thanks to zorndyuke, sdrmme and vither999 on Reddit for help with implementation


Installing and configuring
Edit (pull request)Find here how to install and configure the Cloudify 2 driver.
Download
First step of course is to download the plugin.
Install
The driver is packaged as an ALIEN plugin, install it in admin > plugins
of your running instance of ALIEN.
Configure
You need to create a cloud and configure it.
Creating the cloud
- Login as an admin, and create a cloud:
admin > clouds > New Cloud
. - As
PaaS provider
for this cloud, make sure to select Cloudify 2 PaaS Provider from the list. Validate
Configuring the cloud
On the cloud list, select and click on the newly created cloud, then go to the configuration
tab.
- Connection Configuration: Remember the REST API URL you were told to note when bootstrapping your cloud with Cloudify, here is the place you’ll need it. Fill in one or more “Cloudify URL”, and eventually provide a login (username / password) for the access.
You can also define the timeout to try all provided URL before declaring the configuration as not functional.
When working with a manager bootstrapped in HA mode (two instances, thus two URL), you should know that when one instance is unavailable, the other one is accessible in read only mode.
Then, you will not be able to undeploy installed applications or deploy another application, until both two managers are operational.
Switch back to the Details
tab and enable the cloud by clicking on the Enable cloud
button. Then you should go to Image
tab to configure your cloud’s images.
-
Images Configuration: Here you have to create/configure your cloud’s images. Map your cloud’s created image to the correct identifier on the IaaS (openstack, amazon …)
You should now go toFlavor
tab to configure your cloud’s flavors. -
Flavors Configuration: Here you have to create/configure your cloud’s flavors. Map your cloud’s created flavor to the correct identifier on the IaaS (openstack, amazon …)
You should now go toTemplates
tab to see all your cloud’s compute templates. -
Templates Configuration: Here you can review available templates and disable those that you do not want to use.
You should now go toNetwork
tab to configure your cloud’s networks. -
Networks Configuration: Here you have to create/configure your cloud’s network templates. Map your cloud’s created network to the correct identifier of Cloudify 2 (which is defined in the cloudify 2 cloud’s configuration)
You must enter the PaaS Resource Id for all created network template or it will not be usable.
The notion of external network is not necessary for cloudify 2, your cloudify 2 should be configured to auto-associate floating IP, so please set it to false.
You should now go toBlock Storages
tab to configure your cloud’s block storages. -
Block Storages Configuration: Here you have to create/configure your cloud’s block storage templates. Map your cloud’s created block storage to the correct identifier of Cloudify 2 (which is defined in the cloudify 2 cloud’s configuration)
You must enter the PaaS Resource Id for all created block storage template or it will not be usable. -
Availability zones Configuration: Here you have to create/configure your cloud’s availability zones. Map your cloud’s created zones to the correct identifier of Cloudify 2 (which is defined in the cloudify 2 cloud’s configuration)
You must enter the PaaS Resource Id (the zone name in your IaaS) for all created zones or it will not be usable.
NOTE: Make sure you have defined the related template for the couple template, (availability zone) in your cloudify 2. see customizing cloudify2
Congratulation!! You’ve finished to configure your cloudify2-based cloud. You can now begin to deploy your application with this cloud.
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[gecode-users] Not all solutions, BAB vs. DFS
Martin Kreißig
martin.kreissig at lss.uni-stuttgart.de
Mon Sep 7 08:12:02 CEST 2009
Hi,
of course your right. I also inserted the solutions I had problems with
and obtained the correct results. So there must be a bug in the rest of
my code.
sorry for the inconvenience and thank you for your help.
cheers
Martin
On Fri, 2009-09-04 at 21:27 +0200, Guido Tack wrote:
> Martin Kreißig wrote:
>
> > Alright. Thanks. But that is not the reason in my original code. I
> > missed it when writing the example.
> >
> > How come you get 3 solutions? I get the following output (which are
> > the correct solution inserted):
> > {{-2,1}, {-1,5}, [2..3], {-4,3}, {-2,2}}
> > {-2, -1, 3, -4, 2}
> > {1, 5, 2, 3, -2}
>
> Ok, so it's two solutions and one output for the initial domains. And
> that's exactly the two solutions that your model has. What other
> solution did you expect?
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
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28-Dec-19 11:39 PM
If anyone is interested. It's a continuation of this discussion:
https://discordapp.com/channels/412898016371015680/459072527323365390/658823844198613019
...
confronting with false accusations
It seems that you have probably skimmed the text very fast, had false impressions and have reached the wrong conclusions.
You keep repeating things that I didn't say or think.
I do have criticism but it is different from the words that you put into my mouth.
It just forces me to write a text wall to confront all the false accusations.
So don't distort or put words into my mouth because if only we could get rid of all these straw man attacks it would be much better.
I have no hidden agenda, and you're making it a lose-lose instead of win-win.
setting the tone for the discussion
I don't wish to have a high tones discussion and I didn't come to fight nor I have fighting spirit nor wish for.
Nor wish for an emotional convo or anything like that, just a clear, rational and friendly discussion.
And different point of views is also ok. I have no problem with that.
I'm just trying to understand if for me, it is a good investment.
And if I'm missing something big, it's even better, because I'm sure that 99% of the other people out there will be missing it too,
meaning that the market is not taking it into account atm, meaning that when it is realized,
the end result is much higher ROI. That’s all. And if a better understanding/improvement
(because it seems that you're sure that you already have all the right answers) are made,
this is also good, because the market also didn't take them into account.
And I write a lot here in the discord because of the simple fact that
I find this tech very interesting. So, don't take it personal or anything like that,
this is really not my intention. Maybe you will even be able to convince me, you have done it many times before...
So for a start, lets first set things straight, just so we can be on the same page and can get back later to the real criticism...
And give me some time to write and reply, because this is not my native language (Even fixing my spelling mistakes take me a lot of time).
I cannot compete with the speed of your writings.
get things off the table
Ok.
Let's first get all this stuff off the table.
1. No one said low level stuff is easy.
It could be made easier and that's what CC does. but BTC consensus is never going to be easy.
It is hard, slow and this is no new news. On the contrary, you're saying exactly what I say..., it's not easy, it's difficult.
And yes, hardcore programmers, should be experienced devs and that's what they do (i used to be one of them).
2. In addition, no one suggests to write drivers with some fancy language.
There is also agreement on this part.
3. "this imaginary goal of getting coders who don’t want to learn the bitcoin protocol,
to be able to make CC, is wrong. there are many who understand bitcoin protocol and C/C++" - of course.
Why would anyone do it? It's definitely not my goal anyway...
4. "@richardt yes, of course and we dont lack depth in the tech stack so artik
theory that KMD is a failure without allowing CC to be created by less experienced devs, it is flawed"
- not true. This is not what I think or wrote. You can cite me if you wish.
5. "to have inexperienced weekend coders be able to create a CC in a weekend is not realistic" -
I'm saying that a contract should be made within a weekend, not CC.
the reason that you say what you say is because all you have in mind are CC's...
I have different things in mind, which I will explain later.
And please stop talking about inexperienced dev. You keep repeating it.
I'm talking about Avg dev and you keep pushing.
I'm sorry to say but it just seems that all the things you have wrote,
is because you have just read it in hasty way or they are all just one big straw man attack.
The thing is, that no matter what I think now or you think, the future is going to come anyway.
So, in a 10 years’ time period, we will have all the answers.
my real argument
Finally, I can get to the main argument.
What I'm saying is different...
I'm not necessarily suggesting that there is something wrong with the tech stack.
I'm suggesting that there is something missing.
Just to have the full argument, so that maybe if other people didn't read it before.
I will probably repeat some of the things that I have already said.
current approach and the problems with current approach
dev gap
On the one hand you speak about how easy FSM CC is, and that
it will allow creation of a new "contract" without coding,
basically, from a json description and you're suggesting that invoking these cc ("contracts")
from a json with different configurable parameters.
And on the other hand, you have the utxo cc that are too difficult for avg dev.
because over a year of development and maybe we only have 2-3 devs know how to write these utxo CC and it speaks for itself.
(If it was easy there would be 50 devs doing them, and you wouldn't have to pay them to do it,
they could just do it for fun. I hope we can finally agree on that.
just to make it clear. yes, the CC made consensus code a lot easier, but it is still hard.
And I will repeat once again, no one suggests that an inexperience dev would do it, and you know what? not even avg dev.
are we ok with this definition?)
The thing is, that I see a huge gap.
On the one hand, no coding json stuff... on the other hand too complex bitcoin CC code.
so the majority of devs are left outside.
It is just a simple Gauss distribution. the majority of devs wish to write simple code,
not architecture and design, neither working with json. And you're missing out on all of them in this community,
and if they can't find it here they will find it elsewhere. It's very simple. (some have already started looking elsewhere)
budget
You talk about budget limit and the what-if scenario of 100/1000 devs.
Yes. Budget is extremely important, but these are not the cards you have being dealt with... it's just the simple reality.
The game is played and won with the cards one has.
With the funds you have right now, you should be thinking of how to do more with less.
not with the imaginary 100s millions that others have.
(btw, Cosmos raised ~$17m. today it is valued maybe 4 times that amount (not to mention their stake in the currency).
PolkaDot raised a really huge sum but a most of them were freeze due to a bug and they plan to unfreeze it or possibly raise more.
So they both do have a lot of funds).
btw. the whole budget thing, is just a feedback loop with the market.
if he thinks that you're executing on something big, he will give you more funds.
dapp vs driver
If I get you right, you try to "catch" all possible use cases by using existing CC's and by tweaking existing CC's
and you hope to have bigger budget so you can make as much as possible of them, and cover many more use cases.
You speak about 100/1000 devs, so I guess that this is how you eventually try to catch all the "spectrum of use cases". Right?
I don't understand how it's going to work.
Are you going decide/dictate which CC is needed and then someone is going to develop it?
this would be very inefficient, because if you think about something, it doesn't mean that anyone needs it...
the market knows better than any single person in the world what is needed and what doesn't.
You cannot know what others want or need. No one has the complete knowledge about anything. They should do the trial and error not you.
do you really think that anyone would use the heir-cc in the next 5 years? maybe you can manage get one person in the world to do so...
A second option is much better. meaning that if a company needs CC they will hire someone to develop it. --> there is a need.
Now. Are you going to develop chess-cc, checkers-cc, mahjong-cc... etc.?
the biggest question for me is: Is chess-cc just a tweaking of checkers-cc?
If it is, that is interesting. If it doesn't, you're definitely fighting a losing battle.
at the end of the day, CC's has just one purpose. setting a new state. Do we agree?
And all this bunch of logic/code lines/state machine has one purpose. --> set new state.
And the question that is asked is, where this logic that leads to setting a new state has to "sit". and how much of it.
you suggest that all of it. And here we may differ.
if a contract is needed ETH dapp dev, will put it on account on the chain,
(to be processed by EVM when there is an invoke command) and call it a dapp.
and you will have a generic form of it, put it in consensus
(one is account based and the other one is utxo based with all it's benefits. ok) and call it CC. Right?
What prevents someone from developing a dapp that is also a template
(similar to one that you do in CC) and can also be tweaked and configured,
but in a much more convenient/fast way than a CC? but at the end of the day, in fact,
you would both have the same logic. one puts it in one place and the other in another place.
why do you think that Sudoku-cc is a driver, it's not a driver, it's a dapp.
Driver is on you, dapp is on others. There are zillions of different ideas.
but the thing is that you think you should hire 100/1000 devs because you think of it as a driver and not as a dapp...
The point is that I'm not sure that you have made the right distinction between a driver and a dapp.
(I think of it more like and FPGA and ASIC and I will come back to it later).
slow and heavy, fast and dumb - my own examples
This project reminds me something.
I had a lot of experience in domain names and even wrote a book about that.
later I have spent 7 years, half of it was 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. building a domain names analysis tool.
my plan was to find all the possible general use cases to where a domain gained value from.
i.e. suffix (.com, .fr, etc.), spelling, one/two generic words etc.,
if it has a trademark or cyber squatting issues, short - rarity, transliteration value and many others.
It was a slow and heavy development. I was building under the hood a huge huge engine. 10 times better than anything they could dream of.
the plan was to cover all possible variations of domains by cataloging them to a few dozen classes.
give each one a weight in each class, and by that have all the spectrum of all (limitless) possible domain variations.
then when a new domain estimation arrives, it would be compared to domains that have the same characteristics as he has.
Others just came by storm, doing something very simple, running dumb, fast and wild and got the market.
I didn't have the resources (got financially broke) to continue and just abandoned the project.
Same thing happened when I have worked for a startup that developed a wap protocol suite
(an efficient way for cellular phones to have internet voice and data, replacing the tcp/ip stack,
because bandwidth was very limited at the time) we were working on bare metal, hard real-time low level stuff,
and Phone.com were moving fast with some fancy higher level stuff, and were valued many times as much as we did.
we had only one or two big customers but eventually managed to be sold for a couple of $100m at the height of the dot com bubble.
not sure what happened with them after that.
it is not scalable, inside devs vs outside devs. (and regardless, it's the wrong approach)
Current approach doesn't scale.
Of course, if you had more budget you would have more CC developers but this is the wrong way.
It's just looks like that you insist to include the whole world into a slow/difficult development consensus code.
Does sudoku-cc really fits only to consensus? Heir-cc?
When you think in terms of scale, you think about hiring more inside developers...
When I think about scale, I think about outside developers (leverage),
and when you have the right setup, they can easily outnumber the inside developers.
In an orders if magnitude difference, no matter how much devs you could possibly hire.
How many hotels does the biggest hotel/room service (AirBnb) in the world has? None.
they didn't try to buy more rooms and rent them... if they did, it wouldn't scale. they let others do it for them.
think about the rooms as dapps and the visitors as users. They are just a platform to enable others.
How many taxis does the biggest taxi service (Uber) in the world has? Again... None.
think about the cabs as dapps and the passengers as users. Again, they just have the right setup to enable others.
And the list goes on... Craiglist doesn't have more than 50 employees.
Microsoft made a couple apps for themselves (Office, internet explorer, media player). But that’s about it.
Komodo (AtomicDex... and possibly few others)
the meaning/power of a true platform
the meaning of a true platform
A true platform is open and inclusive.
having the right setup
If your goal is to pay 1000 CC coders - this is not a platform.
Your job is to make setup so that other developer will come from their free will and time and be
incentivized to develop on top. That’s it. If you get it right, it will grow organically.
No need for 100 or 1,000 or 10,000 komodo core devs.
The job is to have the setup and not to develop the contract. The contract others non-paid should make.
There are thousands of people coming to eth conferences are not paid by eth.
Better with less. Instagram was sold for $1b while only having 13 employees. that's an archetype of a true platform.
Just pin the setup right. If you get it right, you have done your job.
proposed solution
account abstraction layer + VM
There is a need for an account abstraction layer that translates the UTXO-based model to an account-based interface for a VM (EVM or other).
Similar to what QTUM does. I really don't see potential for mass adoption without it.
Maybe we can take some QTUM code and do some plumbing stuff here or maybe you would be able to come up with something better.
One option, like account-cc as Mylo suggested, could even help writing consensus code. easier CC coding. it could not hurt anyone.
other CC's could even use it.
But the main issue is account abstraction layer.
Account based contracts are already an industry standard.
dapp devs don't need to know the deep internal stuff. It is better to shield it from them.
It is much more intuitive for devs, that, combined with the benefit of the underlying security of utxo.
Not to mention tapping into the ecosystem around account base smart contracts.(development of tools, migration etc.)
It is much more intuitive for devs, that, combined with the benefit of the underlying security of utxo.
(edited)
Not to mention tapping into the ecosystem around account base smart contracts.(development of tools, migration etc.)
What do we have to lose?
A little bit competition is not going to hurt anyone.
And besides multiple options is always good.
middleware
Let’s take the Linux example.
OpenOffice was not written with bash scripts...
in software development there are layers... low level, middleware, high level.
I find it hard to believe that some json is going to replace real coding.
you have low level CC, high level json and you're missing out on the middleware.
middleware would create a more complete/complementary system and is also fulfilling devs wishes.
benefits of the new solution
leverage
ETH ecosystem leverage (tools, thousands of devs - no migration) + devs leverage
with EVM for example, devs are happy because they can write code,
ecosystem is happy because we could leverage the hard work of hundreds or thousands of ETH dapp devs
and instantly have these dapp here (and maybe even miners are happy).
the system is account based (industry standard) so any other dapp from any other ecosystem could be migrated very easily.
this community cannot compete with the amount of devs that ETH have,
and it also creates a leverage on komodo devs, so that they could take ETH dapps (or other platforms dapps)
and just tweak them if they want, to fit the komodo ecosystem needs. it's a huge leverage.
there is no need to develop sdk's and tools because ETH ecosystem does it for you,
same for windows environment tools. it is much more inclusive and accessible.
and if we are un-happy with EVM we could easily replace it for other VM. ETH can't, they are stuck with it.
Just to remind you that we already have scale and ETH doesn't...
it's a unique value proposal --> scale, EVM dapps, and possibly adding hard real-time stuff to lower costs
if one decides that he wishes to have his own dapp as an ASIC (CC).
unique value proposition (FPGA vs ASIC, scaling + EVM) the benefit of having both
If someone wants to have it as CC, fine. If he decides to do it on a VM, also fine.
if the entry barrier is low enough, usually dapp devs won't have the resources to hire a CC dev from the get-go.
many of the ETH devs don't have the resources for that. they just have their coding skills,
and if their dapp is catching up, then they could hire a CC dev. this is the right order.
(instead of first hiring an expensive CC dev, waiting weeks for it to compelete, just to later see that there is no demand for their dapp...)
he could bootstrap his dapp, for free, with his own simple skill and his own idea and later if the dapp is succesful,
and he is happy he could go deep and have a cheap ASIC (CC),
and go down to the bare metal and he get an additional benefits
and make a cheaper version/save costs he could hire a low level CC dev (Lower level stuff is slow development) that would do it for him.
nothing prevents that. Think of that as FPGA and ASIC.
it's an additional benefit that this platform can enable and others cannot.
(edited)
this platform needs to enable choices. But let him choose, don't choose for him.
you try to make the whole world an ASIC, but some of the world is really not meant to be an ASIC. Actually most of it isn't.
My intuition also tells me that maybe some better as CC and others as dapps.
atm everything is forced as CC...
Maybe things that we don't expect will happen...
Maybe a developer decides to have some parts of the code inside a VM and another inside a CC.
So this system doesn't have to be Linux or Windows. It could have the benefit of both worlds.
Both layers should compete. Give them the option to choose... and let the best one win.
my bet is that in a short period of time, the VM layer, will have x10 or x100 amount of code in comparison to the CC layer.
My second bet is that each one (CC and VM dapps)is useful in a different way.
My third bet is that account layer + VM would not even compete with CC, they will complement each other.
inverse
think about this ecosystem as a funnel.
on one side it should be open for everyone. every high-school kid in computer science class wishing to experiment.
some of these experiments would have success, and could take it more serious,
go down the funnel and hire someone to develop their own CC with it's benefits.
atm efforts are being made just in the inverse. trying to open up the wrong end of the funnel (CC).
I'm not necessarily saying that the CC that has been developed by now are wrong.
they are powerful demonstration of the tech, but having too much emphasis on it and going further down this route is not fruitful.
if kmd wants to develop more tech and use the CC, sure go ahead.
but wishing to have 100/1000 devs to develop more of them is a big mistake.
(edited)
having few different use cases and examples is good, but in general case, they should be develop only when there is demand.
we should off-load this stuff to other people.
smart chains benefits (EVM + hard fork?)
Account abstraction layer integrated with VM has many benefits.
Maybe by that we can have dynamic loading of contracts to a chain without a need for a fork/updating komodod deamon/codebase.
It is much more flexible.
In addition, komodo smart chains could have their optional VM of choice (Tezos VM, EVM etc.)
the fancy stuff (acknowledgement of pros)
And here you have to at least have some acknowledgement of the pros (of course it has also cons,
but lets speak for a moment about the pros) of the so called "fancy stuff".
time to market
In a competitive environment there is a real meaning for term "time to market" (sometimes it is much more important than anything else).
so the things you call "fancy stuff" are rapid development that cannot be matched,
certainly not by CC or any other consensus code.
it could be fast prototyping PoC, minimum viable product, or full blown product.
price sensitivity
Some dapps will probably won't be so price sensitive.
And in any case, think about a chain the has VM (EVM or other) and can run in parallel (so there is never going to be bloat)
and has only one single killer dapp. it still going to be quite cheap.
not as cheap as if all the code was in the consensus (of course...) but still cheap enough.
(edited)
So it would not matter that much.
think about heir-cc.
Do you really think that someone that put his life savings in a contract really cares about an additional fee of 2 cents gas/fee?
take from others but use your own lock-in (utxo CC)
Maybe the utxo contracts can be viewed as a good and bad type of lock-in.
There are good and bad aspects to it.
Utxo, beside of being slow to code, time consuming to develop and need deeper understanding of low level stuff.
Good:
Other projects will have very hard time to migrate the utxo contracts here into their account
based project (basically they would have to write it from scratch).
But if we have in addition also account based contracts, it would be very easy to migrate their dapps into this ecosystem.
Bad:
utxo devs are always going to be expensive and hard to find.
just like web devs vs real-time devs. 99% of the jobs are going to be account based.
there won't be too many utxo jobs but there also won't be too many people suitable for this job, so it balances out.
(edited)


Popularity of JavaScript
March 22, 2014 by Kevin
This is a question that I wasn't sure about, but JavaScript has always piqued my interests because I hear it mentioned on the internet all the time. After some searching on Google, which uses tons of JavaScript, these are some of the reasons why JavaScript has become so popular for web development:
JavaScript...
- Is easy to learn compared to other languages.
- Easy to edit because it doesn't need to be compiled or written in expensive software. Any simple text editor will do.
- Has a lot of libraries, which are collections of pre-written code that allows developers to cut down on development time.
- Allows web pages to be interactive. Sites like Gmail and Google Maps are built with a lot of JavaScript code.
- Is supported by every modern browser, allowing developers to reach a huge audience with their code.
- Can interact with all the elements of a web page (HTML & CSS) to make dynamic web pages as opposed to static ones.
- Runs on the user's computer so it doesn't put extra stress on the server.
All these reasons makes it easy to see why JavaScript is the popular choice, especially for web development. It allows web pages to interact with the user right in their own browser without the need for any additional software. I predict that JavaScript will continue to be a standard in the future as it is now.


OLIVER AND COMPANY A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1997 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1988) ** (out of four)
A year before Disney began their streak of high-quality animated films like THE LITTLE MERMAID, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST and THE LION KING, out came OLIVER AND COMPANY, which lives in infamy as one of the most mediocre cartoon movies ever. As with the vast majority of Disney cartoons, this is based on a classic of literature, Charles Dickens' OLIVER TWIST. Also in the Disney tradition, this features talking animals in all the major parts.
OLIVER AND COMPANY takes place in present day New York, Oliver being a cute orange kitten with the voice of Joey Lawrence.  That's right, hot hot dogs.  Cue the cute chase scene and a song from Dodger.
The two end up in the headquarters of Dodger's two-bit thievery gang, which consists of a bunch of dogs, including a fiesty Chihuahua voiced by Cheech Marin. They live with one of the token humans in the film, Fagin, a low-life who has three days to pay off the evil Mr. Sykes. That means Oliver and the dogs have to work extra hard to rob the New York citizens blind, in that cute, musical Disney way, of course.
One of their scams involves having the English bulldog in the gang pretend to get hit by a car while Chihuahua Cheech makes off with the car radio. This time, it's a limo with a cute little rich girl in it, and Oliver gets left behind in the limo. The cute little girl falls
in love with the cute little kitty and takes it home to the mansion, where the egomaniacal French poodle is displaced from her position as favorite pet. So she conspires to get rid of Oliver at the same time the other dogs conspire to break in and rescue Oliver.
The cartoon goes on after that, not too much longer after that, mind you. It's only 72 minutes long, but that's one of the more attractive selling points. The movie is short on plot and a little too long on the songs. "Under the Sea" and "Hakuna Matata" they ain't, even if the Piano Man is at the helm of most of them. There's no real reason to seek this one out unless you've already grown sick of every other Disney animated classic. It's no accident that OLIVER AND COMPANY took eight years to be released on video.
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createXXX
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TURNPackage
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modelPackage
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modelSwitch
The switch that delegates to the
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createActorAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Actor '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createAdapter(org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Notifier target)
Creates an adapter for the
target . |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createAndForkAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
And Fork '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createAndJoinAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
And Join '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createArtificialRuleAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Artificial Rule '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createBindingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Binding '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createBoundElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Bound Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createBoundOptionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Bound Option '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createComponentBindingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Component Binding '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createComponentRefAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Component Ref '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConcernAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Concern '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConcreteConditionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Concrete Condition '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConcreteStrategyAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Concrete Strategy '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConcreteURNspecAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Concrete UR Nspec '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConditionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Condition '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConnectAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Connect '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createConnectElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Connect Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createContributionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Contribution '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createContributionChangeAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Contribution Change '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createContributionContextAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Contribution Context '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createContributionContextGroupAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Contribution Context Group '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createDecompositionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Decomposition '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createDependencyAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Dependency '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createElementLinkAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Element Link '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createEndPointAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
End Point '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createEndpointWithConnectAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Endpoint With Connect '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createEObjectAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for the default case.
|
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createEvaluationAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Evaluation '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createEvaluationStrategyAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Evaluation Strategy '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createFailureLabelAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Failure Label '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createFailurePointAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Failure Point '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createInBindingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
In Binding '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createIndicatorConversionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Indicator Conversion '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createIndicatorEvaluationAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Indicator Evaluation '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createIntentionalElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Intentional Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createLinearConversionAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Linear Conversion '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createLongBoundElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Long Bound Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createLongNameAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Long Name '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createMetadataAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Metadata '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createOrBodyAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Or Body '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createOrForkAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Or Fork '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createOrJoinAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Or Join '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createOutBindingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Out Binding '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createPathAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Path '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createPathBodyAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Path Body '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createPathBodyNodeAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Path Body Node '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createPathBodyNodesAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Path Body Nodes '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createPluginBindingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Plugin Binding '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createQualToQMappingAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Qual To QMapping '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createQualToQMappingsAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Qual To QMappings '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createReferencedBoundElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Referenced Bound Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createReferencedEndAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Referenced End '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createRegularEndAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Regular End '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createRegularOrForkAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Regular Or Fork '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createRespRefAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Resp Ref '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStartPointAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Start Point '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStrategiesGroupAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Strategies Group '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStubAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Stub '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStubDeclarationAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Stub Declaration '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStubOutPathAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Stub Out Path '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createStubParametersAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Stub Parameters '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createTextAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Text '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createTimerAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Timer '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createUCMmapAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
UC Mmap '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createURNlinkAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
UR Nlink '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createURNmodelElementAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
UR Nmodel Element '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createURNspecAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
UR Nspec '. |
org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter |
createWaitingPlaceAdapter()
Creates a new adapter for an object of class '
Waiting Place '. |
boolean |
isFactoryForType(java.lang.Object object)
Returns whether this factory is applicable for the type of the object.
|
protected static TURNPackage modelPackage
protected TURNSwitch<org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter> modelSwitch
createXXX
methods.
public TURNAdapterFactory()
public boolean isFactoryForType(java.lang.Object object)
true
if the object is either the model's package or is an instance object of the model.
isFactoryForType
in interface org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.AdapterFactory
isFactoryForType
in class org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createAdapter(org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Notifier target)
target
.
createAdapter
in class org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.impl.AdapterFactoryImpl
target
- the object to adapt.target
.public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createURNspecAdapter()
UR Nspec
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
URNspec
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConcreteURNspecAdapter()
Concrete UR Nspec
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ConcreteURNspec
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConcernAdapter()
Concern
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Concern
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createLongNameAdapter()
Long Name
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
LongName
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConditionAdapter()
Condition
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Condition
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConcreteConditionAdapter()
Concrete Condition
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ConcreteCondition
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createURNlinkAdapter()
UR Nlink
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
URNlink
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createMetadataAdapter()
Metadata
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Metadata
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createURNmodelElementAdapter()
UR Nmodel Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
URNmodelElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createActorAdapter()
Actor
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Actor
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createIntentionalElementAdapter()
Intentional Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
IntentionalElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createElementLinkAdapter()
Element Link
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ElementLink
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createContributionAdapter()
Contribution
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Contribution
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createDecompositionAdapter()
Decomposition
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Decomposition
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createDependencyAdapter()
Dependency
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Dependency
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createArtificialRuleAdapter()
Artificial Rule
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ArtificialRule
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStrategiesGroupAdapter()
Strategies Group
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
StrategiesGroup
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createEvaluationStrategyAdapter()
Evaluation Strategy
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
EvaluationStrategy
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConcreteStrategyAdapter()
Concrete Strategy
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ConcreteStrategy
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createEvaluationAdapter()
Evaluation
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Evaluation
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createIndicatorEvaluationAdapter()
Indicator Evaluation
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
IndicatorEvaluation
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createIndicatorConversionAdapter()
Indicator Conversion
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
IndicatorConversion
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createLinearConversionAdapter()
Linear Conversion
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
LinearConversion
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createQualToQMappingsAdapter()
Qual To QMappings
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
QualToQMappings
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createQualToQMappingAdapter()
Qual To QMapping
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
QualToQMapping
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createContributionContextGroupAdapter()
Contribution Context Group
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ContributionContextGroup
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createContributionContextAdapter()
Contribution Context
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ContributionContext
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createContributionChangeAdapter()
Contribution Change
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ContributionChange
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createUCMmapAdapter()
UC Mmap
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
UCMmap
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createPathAdapter()
Path
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Path
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStartPointAdapter()
Start Point
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
StartPoint
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createPathBodyAdapter()
Path Body
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
PathBody
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createPathBodyNodeAdapter()
Path Body Node
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
PathBodyNode
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createRegularEndAdapter()
Regular End
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
RegularEnd
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createEndpointWithConnectAdapter()
Endpoint With Connect
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
EndpointWithConnect
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createReferencedEndAdapter()
Referenced End
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ReferencedEnd
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createRespRefAdapter()
Resp Ref
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
RespRef
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createOrJoinAdapter()
Or Join
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
OrJoin
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createAndJoinAdapter()
And Join
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
AndJoin
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createWaitingPlaceAdapter()
Waiting Place
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
WaitingPlace
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createTimerAdapter()
Timer
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Timer
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConnectAdapter()
Connect
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Connect
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createConnectElementAdapter()
Connect Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ConnectElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createFailurePointAdapter()
Failure Point
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
FailurePoint
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createEndPointAdapter()
End Point
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
EndPoint
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createOrForkAdapter()
Or Fork
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
OrFork
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createOrBodyAdapter()
Or Body
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
OrBody
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createRegularOrForkAdapter()
Regular Or Fork
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
RegularOrFork
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createAndForkAdapter()
And Fork
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
AndFork
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStubAdapter()
Stub
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Stub
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStubParametersAdapter()
Stub Parameters
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
StubParameters
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStubDeclarationAdapter()
Stub Declaration
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
StubDeclaration
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createStubOutPathAdapter()
Stub Out Path
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
StubOutPath
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createPluginBindingAdapter()
Plugin Binding
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
PluginBinding
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createComponentRefAdapter()
Component Ref
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ComponentRef
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createBoundOptionAdapter()
Bound Option
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
BoundOption
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createBoundElementAdapter()
Bound Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
BoundElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createReferencedBoundElementAdapter()
Referenced Bound Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ReferencedBoundElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createLongBoundElementAdapter()
Long Bound Element
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
LongBoundElement
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createBindingAdapter()
Binding
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Binding
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createInBindingAdapter()
In Binding
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
InBinding
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createOutBindingAdapter()
Out Binding
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
OutBinding
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createComponentBindingAdapter()
Component Binding
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
ComponentBinding
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createFailureLabelAdapter()
Failure Label
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
FailureLabel
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createTextAdapter()
Text
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
Text
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createPathBodyNodesAdapter()
Path Body Nodes
'.
This default implementation returns null so that we can easily ignore cases;
it's useful to ignore a case when inheritance will catch all the cases anyway.
PathBodyNodes
public org.eclipse.emf.common.notify.Adapter createEObjectAdapter()


Projects
The overall project directory layout follows the one defined by XProject.
Everything is handled for you when you create the project using mlproj
new
.
Essentially, all that is used is that the code must be in the directory
src/
, whilst the project-related data is under
xproject/
(this includes the project descriptor in
project.xml
, and the environments in mlenvs/
.)


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Serves
Serves 4
Mojo verde salsa brings a cool taste to complement the big, rich flavours from the txistorra.
Serve as part of a Spanish tapas or as a standalone dish.
Equipment: You will need a deep-fat fryer or a deep, heavy-bottomed pan.
For the mojo verde, put the coriander, parsley, spring onion, garlic, 170ml/5½fl oz olive oil, white wine vinegar, cayenne, cumin, salt and pepper in a food processor and pulse to a coarse paste. Set aside.
Bring a large pan of water to boil. Add the octopus, onion and bay leaf and simmer until tender. (This takes about 20 minutes per kilo. If a tooth pick slides through a tentacle easily, then the octopus is cooked). Once cooked, separate the octopus legs from the body by cutting at the join and then cut each leg into pieces.
Heat a dash of oil in a pan set over a medium heat. Add the octopus and fry for 2–3 minutes.
Bring a saucepan of water to the boil and add the new potatoes. Boil for 10 minutes or until cooked through. Drain and leave to cool enough to handle. Cut into halves.
Heat a frying pan with the remaining 80ml/2¾fl oz olive oil. Add the potato halves and shallots, season and fry until golden brown.
Heat a pan until hot. Dry fry the txistorra until the skin looks golden and crispy.
Preheat the oil in a deep-fat fryer to 180C. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Place the sliced artichokes into the fryer and cook for 1–2 minutes. Drain on a plate lined with kitchen paper.
To serve, spread the mojo verde evenly onto a plate and place a mixture of the octopus, potatoes and txistorra on top. Drizzle with a little olive oil and garnish with the artichokes.


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