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French Onion Soup
Prep time: 30 Minutes
Cook time: 3 Hours
Servings: 5
Ingredients
- 6-7 Onions, cut into quarter moons
- 1 stick of butter
- ½ cup Olive oil
- Salt, to taste
- 1 Baguette Loaf, sliced
- 1 Can of Chicken Broth
- 3 Garlic cloves, finely chopped
- ¼ cup brown sugar
- Balsamic vinegar, to taste
- Worcestershire Sauce, to taste
- Soy Sauce, to taste
- 64oz Beef Broth
- 2-3 Bay Leaves
- Melty cheese, preferably guereye or swiss
Directions
- Sweat the onions in a covered Dutch oven over med-low heat, salt them, with 1 whole stick of butter and some olive oil for about 2 hours stirring occasionally but increasing in frequency as the heat gets raised over time.
- When the onions are soft and mostly shrunken down, and mostly covered by the butter, oil, and onion juice, strain and collect the juice in a bowl. Brush the onion juice over each side of slices of baguette bread.
- Return the strained onions to med-high heat, uncovered, stirring and deglazing with chicken broth frequently but not so frequent that they turn to mush. When the entire can of chicken broth has been added for deglazing, add 3 finely chopped garlic cloves, ¼ cup brown sugar, balsamic vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce. Wait until the pot dries and a fond is formed in between adding each liquid ingredient slowly. Keep slowly deglazing with the wooden spoon and caramelizing those onions.
- After onions are thoroughly caramelized and there are no more liquid ingredients to add, pour in 64oz beef broth and 2-3 Bay leaves. Cover on medium heat until it simmers. It is now ready to serve!
- Put sliced (and onion-juice brushed) bread in 400F oven until toasted, then under the broiler covered in cheese until melted. Soup can be served poured over the bread slices or the bread floating on top.
Contribution
- Joe Powerhouse
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The Spry Textfield Validation Widget is used to validate a textfield. The widget can validate data types, patterns and custom strings.
The widget structure is as follows:
<widget container> <input textfield>
<message container(s)>
</widget container>
The Textfield Validation Widget supports one text field per widget.
The markup used in this structure can be most any HTML, as long as it follows the rules for nesting.
Using the provided files, the default mark up is:

<input type="text" name="textfield3" id="textfield3">
A value is required.
Widget Constructors are small pieces of javascript that activate the markup into the working widget. These scripts must come AFTER the markup on the page, since the markup needs to exist before the constructor fires.

A basic constructor specifies the name of the widget and identifies the ID of the main markup container. The name of the widget is used to identify the widget for functions and methods. The text field also takes a required argument specifying the type of data to validate. The acceptable values are listed in the table below.

| Validation type |
Format |
|---|---|
| none | No particular format required. |
| integer | Text field accepts numbers only. |
| Text field accepts e-mail addresses that contain the @ sign and a period (.) that is both preceded and followed by at least one letter. | |
| date | Formats vary. |
| time | Formats vary. |
| credit_card | Formats vary. |
| zip_code | Formats vary. |
| phone_number | Text field accepts phone numbers formatted for U.S. and Canada<PHONE_NUMBER> as well as custom formats. |
| social_security_number | Text field accepts social security numbers formatted as 000-00-0000 by default. |
| currency | Text field accepts currency formatted as 1,000,000.00 or 1.000.000,00. |
| real | Validates various kinds of numbers and scientific notation: integers (for example, 1); float values (for example, 12.123); and float values in scientific notation (for example, 1.212e+12, 1.221e-12 where e is used as a power of 10). |
| ip | Validates IPv4, IPv6, or both kinds of IP addresses. |
| url | Text field accepts URLs formatted as http://xxx.xxx.xxx, https://xxx.xxx.xxx, or ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx. |
| custom | Lets you specify a custom validation type and format. |
Constructor options allow users to specify certain attributes of the widget. Many of the options availble are determined by the validation type set in teh constructor. Check the options for the validation type.
Constructor options follow the ID parameter, wrapped in curly braces {}. Options are name:value pairs, separated by a colon (:).

| Option | Values | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| hint | string | null | The defined string will show in the textfield when the page loads. It will be removed when the user starts typing within the field. |
| isRequired | true or false | true | Determines whether any checkboxes need to be checked. Set to 'false' to bypass validation. |
| maxChars | number | null | Determines the maximum number of characters that can be used with the textfield. |
| minChars | number | null | Determines the minimum number of characters that can be used with the textfield. |
| requiredClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldRequiredState" built-in value |
| invalidFormatClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldInvalidFormatState" built-in value |
| pattern | string | null | Determines the pattern of the text field. Read here for more info. |
| validClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldValidState" built-in value |
| focusClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldFocusState" built-in value |
| invalidFormatClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldInvalidFormatState" built-in value |
| invalidRangeMinClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldMinValueState" built-in value |
| invalidRangeMaxClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldMaxValueState" built-in value |
| invalidCharsMinClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldMinCharsState" built-in value |
| invalidCharsMaxClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldMaxCharsState" built-in value |
| textfieldFlashTextClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldFlashText" built-in value |
| hintClass | class name | null | Overrides the "textfieldHintState" built-in value |
| useCharacterMasking | true or false | false | Enforces a pattern on the text field. Read here for more info. |
| validateOn | "blur", "change" | submit | The widget always validates onSubmit. onBlur and onChange can be added with this option. Both can be applied with an array ['blur', 'change'] |

To set the text field to accept only integer values, add "integer" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The integer validation type accepts both negative and positive values. To accept only positive values, add the allowNegative option to the third parameter, and set the value to false.

The following table shows other common options and values for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | Not applicable |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Integer value |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept only standard e-mail formats, add "email" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

You can also set options for the third parameter by using the following syntax:

The following table shows some common options and values for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | Not applicable |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | Not applicable |
| minChars/maxChars | Positive integer value |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept a date format, add "date" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default date format is "mm/dd/yy" (U.S. date format). You can, however, set a number of other date formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "mm/dd/yy" (default); "mm/dd/yyyy"; "dd/mm/yyyy"; "dd/mm/yy"; "yy/mm/dd"; "yyyy/mm/dd"; "mm-dd-yy"; "dd-mm-yy"; "yyyy-mm-dd"; "mm.dd.yyyy"; "dd.mm.yyyy"; |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Date value in the specified format |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept a time format, add "time" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default date format is "HH:mm" (hours and minutes). You can, however, set a number of other time formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "HH:mm" (the default); "HH:mm:ss"; "hh:mm tt"; "hh:mm:ss tt"; "hh:mm t"; "hh:mm;ss t"; (where "tt" stands for am/pm format, and "t" stands for a/p format.) |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Time value in the specified format |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept a credit card format, add "credit_card" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default is to validate all types of credit cards, but you can specify particular credit card formats to accept in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | No format (the default); "visa"; "mastercard"; "amex"; "discover"; "dinersclub" |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept a zip code format, add "zip_code" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default format is the U.S. 5-digit zip code format, but you can specify a number of other formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of formatting options, as well as some other common options and values, for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "zip_us5" (the default); "zip_us9"; "zip_uk"; "zip_canada"; "zip_custom" |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Custom zip code pattern. Used when format="zip_custom" |
The "zip_custom" format lets you specify your own customized pattern for zip-code format. After specifying "zip_custom" as your format, add the pattern option to the third parameter to define the format. For example, you might want to validate a zip code that has three numbers, followed by another set of numbers and case-sensitive alphabetic characters. After the format option, add the pattern option in the third parameter of the constructor to specify the custom pattern, as follows:

The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
To set the text field to accept a phone number format, add "phone_number" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default format is U.S. area code and phone number format:<PHONE_NUMBER>, but you can specify a custom format in the third parameter by using the "phone_custom" and "pattern" options, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
The following table shows some other common options and values for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "phone_number" (the default); "phone_custom" |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Custom phone pattern. Used when format="phone_custom" |
To set the text field to accept a social security number format, add "social_security_number" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default format is U.S. social security number format with dashes: 000-00-0000, but you can specify a custom format in the third parameter by using the pattern option, as in the following example:

The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alphanumeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alphanumeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alphanumeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | Not applicable |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Custom social security pattern |
To set the text field to accept a currency number format, add "currency" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default format is U.S. currency format: 1,000.00, but you can also specify the "dot_comma" format (1.000,00) in the third parameter, as follows:

In both cases, the separators for the 3-digit groups can be optional and the decimal part (i.e. the .00 in 1,000.00) is not required.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "comma_dot" (the default); "dot_comma" |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Numeric value with two decimal numbers allowed |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept real numbers and scientific notation, add "real" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The text field validates a real number in scientific notation, for example 1.231e10.
The following table shows some other common options for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | Not applicable |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Numeric value with decimal numbers |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to validate an IP address, add "ip" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The default accepted IP address format is IPv4, but you can set other IP address formats in the third parameter by using the format option, as in the following example:

The following table shows the formatting options, as well as some other common options, for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | "ipv4" (the default); "ipv6"; "ipv4_ipv6" |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | false (the default); true |
| minChars/maxChars | Not applicable |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept only URL values, add "url" as the value for the second parameter in the constructor, as follows:

The URL validation type accepts HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP URL values.
The following table shows other common options for the third parameter.
| Option |
Value |
|---|---|
| format | Not applicable |
| validateOn | ["blur"]; ["change"]; or both together (["blur", "change"]) |
| isRequired | true (the default); false |
| useCharacterMasking | Not applicable |
| minChars/maxChars | Positive integer value |
| minValue/maxValue | Not applicable |
| pattern | Not applicable |
To set the text field to accept any kind of customized format, specify "custom" as the value for the second parameter, and adding the pattern option in the third parameter, as follows:

The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alpha-numeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
The "A", "a", "X", and "x" custom pattern characters are case sensitive. In situations that use these characters, Spry converts the characters to the correct case, even if the user enters the wrong case.
You can prevent users from entering invalid characters in a Validation Text Field widget. For example, if you set this option for a widget set with the Integer validation type, nothing appears in the text field if the user tries to type a letter.
You must specify a validation type for this option because the specification of the third parameter depends on the second parameter. If no validation type is required, specify "none" as your validation type.
This option does not work in older browsers.
To block invalid characters, add the useCharacterMasking property to the constructor and set its value to true, as follows:

The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alpha-numeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
Use these values to create a custom pattern for any of the format types. For example, to specify a custom social security number that’s a combination of numbers and capital letters, specify the following custom pattern in the constructor’s third parameter:

The preceding code results in a text field that accepts values such as UT99CW, AB87PP, GV44RE, and so on.
Note: Spry’s validation mechanism supports only ASCII characters.
The following table shows a full list of values used for custom patterns.
| Value |
Description |
|---|---|
| "0" | Whole numbers between 0 and 9 |
| "A" | Uppercase alphabetic characters |
| "a" | Lowercase alphabetic characters |
| "B"; "b" | Case-insensitive alphabetic characters |
| "X" | Uppercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "x" | Lowercase alpha-numeric characters |
| "Y"; "y" | Case-insensitive alpha-numeric characters |
| "?" | Any character |
Any characters (letters, punctuation, and so on) other than the backslash (\) and those listed in the preceding table are considered autocomplete characters, and Spry can insert these kinds of characters at the appropriate time. For example, if you have a zip code like UT.99CW, you might want to have Spry insert the period automatically after the user types the first two capital letters.
To use an autocomplete character, insert the character in the format pattern, as follows:

The preceding code results in a text field that accepts values such as UT.99CW, AB.87PP, GV.44RE, and so on, with the period appearing as an autocomplete character after the user types the first two capital letters.
You can also have Spry autocomplete letters (other than those in the preceding table), as in the following example:

The preceding code results in a text field that accepts values such as UT.99CWF3, AB.87PPF3, GV.44REF3, and so on, with the period appearing as an autocomplete character after the user types the first two capital letters, and the F3 appearing after the user types the last two capital letters.
To use any of the special characters listed in the preceding table as an autocomplete character, escape them with a double backslash (\\), as in the following example:

The preceding code results in a text field that accepts values such as UT.99CWB3, AB.87PPB3, GV.44REB3, and so on, with the period appearing as an autocomplete character after the user types the first two capital letters, and the B3 appearing after the user types the last two capital letters.
To use a backslash (\) as part of an autocomplete sequence, double it, and escape it using a double backslash—a total of four backslashes (\\\\)—as follows:

The preceding code results in a text field that accepts values such as UT\99CW, AB\87PP, GV\44RE, and so on, with the backslash appearing as an autocomplete character after the user types the first two capital letters.
Recall that javascript is case sensitive.
Reset the widget to its original state.
widgetName.reset();
Reset Textfield
Validates the current state of the widget.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| equinox.controller |
This package contains controller classes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
InputPanel |
MainScreen.getInputPanel()
Returns the input panel of the main screen.
|
InputPanel |
FileViewPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareEquivalentStressPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
GenerateEquivalentStressRatioPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DamageAnglePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
LoadcaseFactorsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AdaptDRFPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DummySTFPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
LoginPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
MaterialPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
FatigueMaterialsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SegmentFactorsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotFlightsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ServerDiagnosticsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveAircraftLifeFactorPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareStressSequencePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
LinearMaterialsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortExtendedPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AircraftModelInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
LinkPilotPointsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddSpectrumPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
GenerateStressSequencePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
MissionParametersPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RenameElementGroupPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SettingsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DamageContributionPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ShareFilePopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareElementStressesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareDamageContributionsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
EquivalentStressPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SearchEngineSettingsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExternalStatisticsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareExternalFlightsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
EditUserPermissionsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddAircraftModelPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RoadmapPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
StatisticsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ChatPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotDamageAnglePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExportMultiplicationTablesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DamageContributionsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
GenerateAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DeleteElementGroupsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DataInsightsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveLifeFactorPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
UploadContainerUpdatePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotElementStressesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PreffasMaterialsPopup.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareLoadCasesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExternalLevelCrossingPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromGroupsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SpectrumInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
UploadPluginPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddRfortOmissionsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveEquivalentStressInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveAircraftEquivalentStressRatioPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SearchMultiplicationTablesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotExternalFlightsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExportSTFPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SearchPilotPointsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromQVLVPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddSTHPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExcaliburPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddUserPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
InputPanel.InternalInputSubPanel.getOwner()
Returns the owner panel of this sub panel.
|
InputPanel |
InputPanel.InputPopup.getOwner()
Returns the owner panel of this sub panel.
|
InputPanel |
PlotAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
GenerateLifeFactorPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortEquivalentStressPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotAircraftStructurePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareDamageAngleLifeFactorsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveDamageAngleInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
BugReportPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
MyCheckPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
PlotAircraftLifeFactorsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveEquivalentStressRatioPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromEIDPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveFlightDamageContributionsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
UploadHelpVideoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortAddPercentOmissionsPopup.RfortPercentOmissionAddingPanel.getOwner()
Returns the owner of this panel.
|
InputPanel |
SaveAs1DSTFPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
AddAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortResultsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
StressSequenceInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
GenerateAircraftLifeFactorsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortReportPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
MissionProfilePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SaveDamageContributionsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
STFInfoPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareExternalStressSequencePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
RfortAddOmissionsPopup.RfortDirectOmissionAddingPanel.getOwner()
Returns the owner of this panel.
|
InputPanel |
HistogramPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromCoordinatesPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
CompareFlightsPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
SearchSpectraPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
UploadAppUpdatePanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
DeleteUsersPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
STFEquivalentStressPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
LevelCrossingPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
ExecuteSQLStatementPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
Histogram3DPanel.getOwner() |
InputPanel |
HelpPanel.getOwner() |
static InputPanel |
InputPanel.load(MainScreen owner)
Loads and returns files panel.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static FileViewPanel |
FileViewPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns files panel.
|
static CompareEquivalentStressPanel |
CompareEquivalentStressPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static GenerateEquivalentStressRatioPanel |
GenerateEquivalentStressRatioPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static CompareAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel |
CompareAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static DamageAnglePanel |
DamageAnglePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static LoadcaseFactorsPopup |
LoadcaseFactorsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static AdaptDRFPanel |
AdaptDRFPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static DummySTFPanel |
DummySTFPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static LoginPanel |
LoginPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static MaterialPanel |
MaterialPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static FatigueMaterialsPopup |
FatigueMaterialsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SegmentFactorsPopup |
SegmentFactorsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PlotFlightsPanel |
PlotFlightsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static ServerDiagnosticsPanel |
ServerDiagnosticsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveAircraftLifeFactorPanel |
SaveAircraftLifeFactorPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CompareStressSequencePanel |
CompareStressSequencePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static LinearMaterialsPopup |
LinearMaterialsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static RfortExtendedPanel |
RfortExtendedPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static AircraftModelInfoPanel |
AircraftModelInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static LinkPilotPointsPopup |
LinkPilotPointsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static AddSpectrumPanel |
AddSpectrumPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static GenerateStressSequencePanel |
GenerateStressSequencePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static MissionParametersPanel |
MissionParametersPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static RenameElementGroupPanel |
RenameElementGroupPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SettingsPanel |
SettingsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static DamageContributionPanel |
DamageContributionPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static ShareFilePopup |
ShareFilePopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns plot column panel.
|
static CompareElementStressesPanel |
CompareElementStressesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CompareDamageContributionsPanel |
CompareDamageContributionsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static EquivalentStressPanel |
EquivalentStressPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static SearchEngineSettingsPanel |
SearchEngineSettingsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static ExternalStatisticsPanel |
ExternalStatisticsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static CompareExternalFlightsPanel |
CompareExternalFlightsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static EditUserPermissionsPanel |
EditUserPermissionsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static AddAircraftModelPanel |
AddAircraftModelPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static RoadmapPanel |
RoadmapPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static StatisticsPanel |
StatisticsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static ChatPopup |
ChatPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns plot column panel.
|
static PlotDamageAnglePanel |
PlotDamageAnglePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static ExportMultiplicationTablesPanel |
ExportMultiplicationTablesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static DamageContributionsPopup |
DamageContributionsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PlotAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel |
PlotAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static GenerateAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel |
GenerateAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static DeleteElementGroupsPanel |
DeleteElementGroupsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static DataInsightsPanel |
DataInsightsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveLifeFactorPanel |
SaveLifeFactorPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static UploadContainerUpdatePanel |
UploadContainerUpdatePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PlotElementStressesPanel |
PlotElementStressesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PreffasMaterialsPopup |
PreffasMaterialsPopup.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CompareLoadCasesPanel |
CompareLoadCasesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static ExternalLevelCrossingPanel |
ExternalLevelCrossingPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static CreateElementGroupFromGroupsPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromGroupsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SpectrumInfoPanel |
SpectrumInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static UploadPluginPanel |
UploadPluginPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static AddRfortOmissionsPanel |
AddRfortOmissionsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static SaveEquivalentStressInfoPanel |
SaveEquivalentStressInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveAircraftEquivalentStressRatioPanel |
SaveAircraftEquivalentStressRatioPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SearchMultiplicationTablesPanel |
SearchMultiplicationTablesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PlotExternalFlightsPanel |
PlotExternalFlightsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static ExportSTFPanel |
ExportSTFPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static SearchPilotPointsPanel |
SearchPilotPointsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CreateElementGroupFromQVLVPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromQVLVPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static AddSTHPanel |
AddSTHPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static ExcaliburPanel |
ExcaliburPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static AddUserPanel |
AddUserPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static PlotAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel |
PlotAircraftEquivalentStressRatiosPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static GenerateLifeFactorPanel |
GenerateLifeFactorPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static RfortEquivalentStressPanel |
RfortEquivalentStressPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static PlotAircraftStructurePanel |
PlotAircraftStructurePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CompareDamageAngleLifeFactorsPanel |
CompareDamageAngleLifeFactorsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static SaveDamageAngleInfoPanel |
SaveDamageAngleInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static BugReportPanel |
BugReportPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static MyCheckPanel |
MyCheckPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static PlotAircraftLifeFactorsPanel |
PlotAircraftLifeFactorsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveEquivalentStressRatioPanel |
SaveEquivalentStressRatioPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CreateElementGroupFromEIDPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromEIDPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveFlightDamageContributionsPanel |
SaveFlightDamageContributionsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static UploadHelpVideoPanel |
UploadHelpVideoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static SaveAs1DSTFPanel |
SaveAs1DSTFPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static AddAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel |
AddAircraftEquivalentStressesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static RfortResultsPanel |
RfortResultsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static StressSequenceInfoPanel |
StressSequenceInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static GenerateAircraftLifeFactorsPanel |
GenerateAircraftLifeFactorsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static RfortReportPanel |
RfortReportPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static MissionProfilePanel |
MissionProfilePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static SaveDamageContributionsPanel |
SaveDamageContributionsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static STFInfoPanel |
STFInfoPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static CompareExternalStressSequencePanel |
CompareExternalStressSequencePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static HistogramPanel |
HistogramPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static CreateElementGroupFromCoordinatesPanel |
CreateElementGroupFromCoordinatesPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static CompareFlightsPanel |
CompareFlightsPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static SearchSpectraPanel |
SearchSpectraPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static UploadAppUpdatePanel |
UploadAppUpdatePanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static DeleteUsersPanel |
DeleteUsersPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static STFEquivalentStressPanel |
STFEquivalentStressPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static LevelCrossingPanel |
LevelCrossingPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns generate STH panel.
|
static ExecuteSQLStatementPanel |
ExecuteSQLStatementPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static Histogram3DPanel |
Histogram3DPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns spectrum statistics panel.
|
static HelpPanel |
HelpPanel.load(InputPanel owner)
Loads and returns help panel.
|
static javafx.scene.layout.VBox |
CommentLoadCasePanel.load(org.controlsfx.control.PopOver popOver,
InputPanel owner,
AircraftLoadCase loadCase)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static javafx.scene.layout.VBox |
OverrideSTFMissionPanel.load(org.controlsfx.control.PopOver popOver,
InputPanel owner,
STFFile stfFile)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static javafx.scene.layout.VBox |
CreateElementGroupFromItemPanel.load(org.controlsfx.control.PopOver popOver,
InputPanel owner,
java.lang.String name)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
|
static javafx.scene.layout.VBox |
RenamePanel.load(org.controlsfx.control.PopOver popOver,
InputPanel owner,
java.lang.String name)
Loads and returns file CDF set panel.
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'Those Visiting Sabarimala Now Are Urban Naxals And Anarchists': BJP Kerala President
The BJP minister added that a probe needs to be ordered to examine the veracity of the devotees.
New Delhi: State President of Bharatiya Janata Party Kerala, V Muraleedharan, on Sunday mounted a scathing attack on those visiting Sabarimala temple. Talking to news agency ANI, he branded the visiting devotees as urban Naxals, anarchists and theists.
He added that a probe needs to be ordered to examine the veracity of the devotees.
“The people who are going to temple now, are urban Naxals, anarchists & atheists. I don’t think they’re devotees. They want to prove that ‘we have gone to #SabrimalaTemple.’ Whether they’re really devotees, it should be examined, ” the MoS for External Affairs said.
It must be noted the temple was reopened on Saturday for the annual two-month-long pilgrimage. It will remain open till December 27 after which it will be closed for three days.
On Sunday, thousands of devotees thronged the Lord Ayyappa’s shrine even as it rained throughout the day.
The Supreme Court had Thursday referred the Sabarimala review pleas to a larger bench, while maintaining that it will not stay the September 28, 2018 order that allowed women of age bars to enter the temple, lifting the age-old barrier.
Unlike last year when women devotees were provided security, this time, the Kerala government has made it clear that it will not make any effort to see that women were
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class FormClassName(forms.Form):
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class CreateTaskForm(forms.Form):
title = forms.CharField(
max_length=100,
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widget=forms.TextInput(
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}
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widget = forms.DateInput(
attrs={'type': 'date', 'class': 'form-control'})
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from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from django.shortcuts import render
from .forms import SomeForm
def get_name(request):
# if this is a POST request => to process the form data:
if request.method == 'POST':
# create a form instance and populate it with data from the request:
form = SomeForm(request.POST)
# check whether it's valid:
if form.is_valid():
# process the data in form.cleaned_data as required
# ...
# redirect to a new URL:
return HttpResponseRedirect('/redirect_success_url/')
# if a GET (or any other method) => create a blank form:
else:
form = SomeForm()
return render(request, 'template.html', {'form': form})
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Also works with IPs, FTPs, Emails
Also works with ports defined
Very small in size (6KB)
No regex involved, very readable and maintainable
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China export drop beats forecasts in October but more pain tipped
BEIJING: China's exports suffered their third month of decline in October, and while the drop was less than expected there were warnings Friday (Nov 8) of more pain to come as the US trade war rumbles on.
While tensions between the world's top two economies are beginning to ease, Beijing is struggling to get the engines of growth firing on all cylinders as demand for its goods around the world tails off.
In the latest sign of weakness, official data showed overseas shipments fell 0.9 per cent on-year last month, though that is much slower than the 3.2 per cent drop seen in September and much better than forecasts.
Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had tipped a 3.9 per cent plunge.
Imports sank for the sixth straight month in October, dropping 6.4 per cent, though that was also an improvement the previous month and beat estimates.
China's trade surplus with the United States, a key point of anger in the White House. increased to US$26.42 billion.
The economic powerhouses have been embroiled in a bruising trade war for more than a year, with punitive tariffs slapped on two-way trade worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
But markets have been buoyed in recent weeks by expectations the row, which has dragged on the global economy, could be easing as China and the US finalise a mini trade deal that is part of a wider agreement.
Hopes for an end to the stand-off were boosted Thursday when China said the two sides have agreed a plan to remove tariffs imposed on goods in stages if the phase one preliminary pact on which they are working is completed.
"The contraction in both exports and imports eased more than expected last month," said Martin Rasmussen, China Economist at Capital Economics.
"But even if the 'phase one' US-China trade deal crosses the finish line, it is unlikely to alleviate the main headwinds facing exporters and outbound shipments look set to remain weak in the coming months."


Stars shine at Lavenham Literary Festival
by Mark LangfordRuth Jones, Pam Ayres and Ian McEwan helped turn Lavenham Literary Festival into a best-seller.
Delighted organisers said the three-day weekend festival had been a huge success with many of the events completely sold out.
It started on Friday with Ruth Jones, creator and star of Gavin and Stacey, in conversation with fellow author Hannah Beckerman in a literary dinner at The Swan Hotel.
She spoke about her debut novel Never Greener and also about the forthcoming Gavin and Stacey TV Christmas special.
Another highlight of the weekend was a conversation between author Ian McEwan and his former English teacher Neil Clayton.
Ian was a pupil at Woolverston School in Ipswich where Neil inspired him with a love of English and encouraged his career as one of the country's leading authors.
Other familiar names at the Festival included the country's favourite poet Pam Ayres, who entertained an audience at the village hall with her poems ranging from the current gastro fashion of serving food on slates to looking after one's teeth.
Festival spokesman Widget Finn said: "We're delighted, the festival has been a huge success this year.
"The whole aim is to make Lavenham a centre for literary festivals, we want to get people reading and you do that by getting the best writers to come and talk about their work."


Copyright Bruce Wilcox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>www.brilligunderstanding.com
Revision 6/9/2018 cs8.3
’‘’There’s more than one way to skin a cat’’’. A problem often has more than one solution. This is certainly true with ChatScript. The purpose of the Practicum series is to show you how to think about features of ChatScript and what guidelines to follow in designing and coding your bot.
The backbone of any program is its control flow. The basic control flow of most computer languages is sequential flow, with options for conditional flow and loops. ChatScript defines a topic as a sequential flow of rules (either gambit or responder). And it defines outputmacros in the typical way as a sequential flow, with options for conditional flow (IF) and loops (LOOP).
Technically ^if is a predefined special syntax. The compiler will
accept if
without the ^
as long as you provide
parenthesized arguments (the if conditions) afterwards. The basic syntax
allows for (but does not require) elseif
and
else
clauses.
if (...) {...}
else if (...) {...} # optional
else {} # optional
There are two possible syntaxes for the conditions of an
if
. The original syntax allowed operators and operands,
with multiple tests separated by AND
or OR
like this:
if ( $foo < 5 AND $_x ? ~myset)
Wheneever there is a relational operator, you need to use spaces
around it. This contrasts with pattern syntax where operators are
embedded without spaces in a composite token. In patterns, the AND
condition is represented as merely the next token, whereas the OR
condition is represented using []
construction. The same
conditions of above, in a pattern. look like this:
u: ($foo<5 $_x?~myset)
More recently ^if statements are allowed to use pattern notation,
merely by saying PATTERN
at the start of the
conditions:
if (PATTERN $foo<5 $_x?~myset)
So why use one notation over the other? In fact, the most versatile
notation is the PATTERN
one. You can nest AND and OR tests
to create hierarchies of precedence, you can do pattern matches in
existing user input and you can memorize data from it. So perhaps you
should always use PATTERN notation. The other notation is merely
historical.
The other interesting thing about the IF condition is that it automatically traps any rule failures, treating them as a false result.
if (^substitute(character $_value x y FAIL)) {}
So if in the above there is no x in $_value, then the fail request argument causes substitute to issue a fail rule, and the if merely doesn’t execute its then part.
Simple loops execute code over and over again like this:
loop()
{
....
}
But ChatScript doesn’t want to risk an infinite loop, so in the absence of any explicit loop control, it defaults to a limit of 1000. You can change this default by setting a value on $cs_looplimit if you want to extend it.
$cs_looplimit = 10000
loop()
{
....
}
$cs_looplimit = null # back to default of 1000
You can more precisely control the loop by providing a value as argument to the LOOP
loop($_mycount)
{
....
}
or
@0 = ^query(...)
loop(^length(@0))
{
....
}
However, any such value will be forced to be no more than the max loop limit.
Other ways to end a loop involve the loop detecting a failure.
@0 = ^query(...)
loop()
{
$_value = ^first(@0subject)
....
}
The above loop will execute until the ^first function fails, which will end the loop (but not the rule or the topic).
The same would be true of ^last(@0subject) or ^next(FACT @0subject)
@0 = ^query(...)
loop()
{
$_value = ^next(FACT @0subject)
....
}
You have to be really careful retrieving values of a query in a loop, if you care about ordering of the values. You need to understand how facts are found by a query. When facts are created, they are added to lists associated with the field values.
$_tmp = ^createfact( x y 1)
$_tmp = ^createfact( x y 2)
The first fact is created and cross referenced on a subject list of x, a verb list of y, and an object list of 1. The next fact acts similarly, but adding to lists is the simple add to head of list. That means the subject list for x has the second fact first and the first fact second. ^query walks one of these lists (depending on the query) to get facts to consider. When you loop thru them, if you want them in order of creation, you need to use ^last to get the oldest fact. ^first and ^next will always get the most recent facts first.
Expecting a failure to terminate a loop DOES NOT WORK with JSON arrays, because JSON data accesses don’t fail, they just return null when they run out. So below will execute the full loop limit as long as $_array is a JSON array, whether or not it has any values and whether or not those values are JSON objects with a name field.
$_count = 0
loop()
{
$_value = $_array[$_count].name
$_count += 1
....
}
You can handle this using ^length as follows:
loop(^length($_array))
{
$_value = $_array[$_count].name
$_count += 1
....
}
One unusual side effect of how JSON data is represented is that if you know a unique name of a field in a JSON structure or a unique value, you can query directly into the structure to that level and use LOOP to find information, and even use the result to traverse a structure backwards. If you know ‘c’ is a unique field value:
outputmacro: ^findarray($_value)
@0 = ^query(direct_o ? ? $_value)
^LOOP()
{
$_f = ^first(@0fact)
$_subject = ^field($_f subject)
if (!^jsonkind($_subject)) {^next(LOOP)}
^return ($_subject)
}
^fail(CALL)
and you can similarly do a search for a unique field name to get its value:
outputmacro: ^findarray($_field)
@0 = ^query(direct_v ? $_valu$_field ?)
^LOOP()
{
$_f = ^first(@0fact)
$_subject = ^field($_f subject)
if (^jsonkind($_subject))
{
$_value = ^field($f object )
^return ($_value)
}
}
^fail(CALL)


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %} Leads view categories {% if request.user.is_organiser %} Create a Lead {% endif %} Assigned Leads First Name Last Name Age Email Phone Category {% for lead in leads %} {{ lead.first_name }} {{ lead.last_name }} {{ lead.age }} {{ lead.email }} {{ lead.phone_number }} {% if lead.category %} {{ lead.category.category_name }} {% else %} Unassigned {% endif %} Edit {% endfor %} {% if unassigned_leads.exists %} Unassigned Leads {% for lead in unassigned_leads %} {{ lead }} {{ lead.email }} {{ lead.description }} Assign an agent {% endfor %} {% endif %} {% endblock content %}
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header:
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title: Results | IOL 2015
date: '2015-07-24T17:51:00.001+01:00'
author: Hedvig Skirgård
tags:
- linguistic olympiad
- "#ioling"
- ioling
- linguistics
- bulgaria
- IOL
modified_time: '2017-05-27T01:48:51.102+01:00'
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blogger_orig_url: http://international-linguistics-olympiad.blogspot.com/2015/07/results-iol-2015_24.html
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http://ift.tt/1fryKGk The results are officially out! Congratulations to all winners, and enjoy the rest of your time in Bulgaria!
http://ift.tt/1fryKGk Best,
Best,
Local Organising Committee in Bulgaria of the 13th International Linguistics Olympiad (This post originates from 13-th International Linguistics Olympiad Facebook-page: http://ift.tt/1fryKGk).


Issue: STANDARD-REPERTOIRE-GRATUITOUSForum: Cleanup
References: Character Committee Report, 7/25/89, Proposals 2.2.1 and 2.4.3
Category: Change
Edit history: Version 1, 1/3/90 by Kim A. Barrett
Problem Description
The Character Committee Report Proposal 2.2.1 (passed 3/89) requires
implementations to support and document a STANDARD character subrepertoire,
whose elements are the specified set of characters. This set of characters
corresponds exactly to those characters which are of type STANDARD-CHAR.
The Character Committee Report Proposal 2.4.3 (passed 6/89) states that
every character repertoire name is a type specifier.
Thus we have two atomic type specifiers for precisely the same thing. The
type STANDARD is equivelent to the type STANDARD-CHAR.
Proposal (STANDARD-REPERTOIRE-GRATUITOUS:RENAME):
Change the name of the STANDARD character subrepertoire required by
Character Proposal 2.2.1 to be STANDARD-CHAR.
Rationale:
This removes the duplication.
Current Practice:
Probably none.
Cost to Implementors:
Probably none.
Cost to Users:
Probably none.
Benefits:
Eliminates possible confusion when a person reading some code sees
and wonders "STANDARD what? Transmission?"
Discussion:
Pitman and Barrett support this proposal (RENAME).
There was initally some concern that STANDARD-CHAR might not be a valid
repertoire name, but there are no restrictions placed on the names of
repertoires in any of the proposals in the Character Committee Report
dated 7/25/89. There is a footnote (#15) that constrains character
scripts and labels to only use Latin capitals A-Z, hyphen, and digits
0-9, which the name STANDARD-CHAR satisfies. Since this is a footnote,
it can be argued that it has no force anyway.
Unfortunately, this still doesn't remove STANDARD as a defined name
(i.e., exported symbol of the cl package) since it's used by CLOS for
what might be argued to be an equally ungeneric purpose. There's a
fair chance that somebody somewhere along the line is going to get
annoyed by the inter-package sharing that occurs due to this symbol
being present.
-----
Additional comments on the write-up:
Moon (9 Jan 90):
I support this. I think it's only an accident of the process for
amending the character committee's proposals that the duplication
between STANDARD and STANDARD-CHAR was overlooked. Given that we
want to get rid of one of the two duplicate names, it's clear
that STANDARD-CHAR is a better name.


Donald Trump says Americans are 'very disappointed' after Fed rate cut
Fed officials reduced interest rates by a quarter-percentage point Wednesday and signaled a pause in further cuts unless the economic outlook changes materially
by Margaret Collins | BloombergPresident Donald Trump resumed his attacks on the Federal Reserve and its Chairman Jerome Powell, a day after it cut interest rates for the third time this year.
"People are VERY disappointed in Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve," Trump tweeted Thursday. “The Fed has called it wrong from the beginning, too fast, too slow."
Fed officials reduced interest rates by a quarter-percentage point Wednesday and signaled a pause in further cuts unless the economic outlook changes materially.
While economic growth has moderated this year -- in part due to weakness in manufacturing caused by uncertainty over Trump’s trade policies -- unemployment has continued to drop, consumer spending has remained solid, and the rate cuts this year have made mortgages more affordable and revived the housing market.


Welcome to Strike Football The Replacements
By Ross Anthony
A formulaic, root for the underdogs, football, feel good film that feels good. Late in the season the Washington Sentinels hire on "The Replacements" to fill the swelled helmets of the pro's picketing for larger bottom lines. Gene Hackman comes out of retirement to hand-pick and coach this team of misfits which include: a sumo wrestler, a convict, one over enthusiastic SWAT cop, a deaf guy, a coupla gangsta body-guards, a soccer player and Shane Falco (Keanu), the coulda-been that never-was.
Hackman throws for the heart and so does the film. It's just plain good fun, good solid dialogue peppered with plenty of grins, and a lot of football action.
Especially well done, the breaking of the picket line scene where our motley crew watches as their heroes mock and taunt them, a lunchroom scene where the boys bicker over race, and the opening sequence with Keanu underwater scraping barnacles from boats. He comes across an old football trophy in the muck and tosses a submerged pass while Lit rocks on, "If I could get another chance I'd put it in a ziploc bag and keep it in my pocket."
Hackman: "You know what separates the winners from the losers?" Reeves: "Yeah, the score."
Langton: "You get that bruise from the game or the fight afterwards?" Reeves: "I'm not sure, it all kind of blurs into one big beating."
The only drawback ... a cheer squad made up of lap-dancers. Oh, they have their moment, but the film never really explains why the cheer squad needed replacements also - did the regular's strike as well?
Anyway ... Good music, good acting, good heart. One satisfied viewer cheered, "Finally, a good guy film!" I'd add, "That everyone can enjoy."
The Replacements. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. Starring Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, Orlando Jones, Jon Favreau, Brooke Langton, Rhys Ifans. Directed by Howard Deutch. Written by Vince McKewin. Produced by Dylan Sellers at Warner Bros/Bel-Air.
Grade..........................A
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During 2012's summer I read a book and learned a method of card counting called the KO method. The book claimed that the KO method was superior to other card counting methods (and had pretty graphs to back it up!). I wanted to see the real results...
I forked a python application that simulates games of blackjack played using various card counting strategies and implemented the KO method. Then the computation was distributed to the University of Toronto's Engineering Computation Facility which comprises of ~170 computers.
Millions of games were simulated, the results were analyzed in R to determine various statistics on several card counting strategies. Some of these statistics are avg # of hands to double initial capital, % chance to ruin before doubling, avg expectation of hand.
The end result, unfortunately, is that the KO method does not perform any better than other popular methods such as Hi-Lo and Red Sevens.
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title: Where TortoiseSVN name came from?
date: 2008-12-16 14:59:00.000000000 +11:00
comments: true
categories:
- development
- misc
- cvs
- svn
---
I has just been asked that this question. And I haven't really known the answer. One supposition that made me smile "
Is it because of it is very slow?"
Ok, I suspected the
answer is...
The name of the program was fixed when we started, because the CVS counterpart is called TortoiseCVS.
But I don't really see where
TortoiseCVS came from? As
Wiki says:
The name is a pun on the word shell
Which doesn't make a lot of sense for me. So what's the truth?


A virtual teaching assistant that helps manage questions that are received. Encourages students and faculty to participate outside of class.
2 Months
Adobe XD, Lucidchart, InVision, Sketch
How can we lower the amount of similar questions asked by users, but also deliver a platform that will host a chatbot that can turn a conversation into an interactive website?
Chatbot
First half of the project, we focused in designing a chat interface that students will be interacting with when asking questions.
Interactive Site
In the second half of the project, we needed to design a responsive site that would transition the chat interface to a visual representation of the questions asked by the user. In addition, it would it include extra functionalities that are not integrated in the chat. Essentially, the end goal was to come up with a user flow that will be passed down to the developers of the application by the deadline requested by the professor.
Our first task was to develop an interface that will be used when a user speaks with a chatbot. This would include the dialogue of how a bot will respond, commands used, and error handling. Together as a group we came up with a dialogue. I then created a visual diagram that lists down possible paths a user might take when asking questions to the chatbot.
When a user enters the chatroom and asks the bot “When is the final exam?”, the bot should then respond in accordance to the scenario its in.
Each individual was then assigned the task to come up with a design of how the chat interface will look based off of the dialogue. After sketching, wireframing, and a lot of googling this was my end design.
With the design of the chatbot finished, we still needed to plan out how the web interface will look in conjunction with the chatbot. We were given a guideline of how he wanted to pages to transition to one another. Below is the sitemap that we came up with that will be our base to our design.
Everyone was then given different areas to work on the project. For my portion, I was in charge of creating a responsive search result page.
With this assignment, I researched several websites and referred to Google's Material Design guidelines for help. The Vuetify documentation is a Material Design Component Framework that we also used for reference.
With working with two other designers, they too had their own way of organizing and designing their pages. In the end, our professor decided that we focus on my template for the rest of the project. After compiling our work together, we created a flow diagram made with LucidChart. As of now, our designs are being used in developing the application (9 undergraduates + 3 graduate school managers).


>Which countries are excluded from EU VAT tax?
>The following (member) states or (independent) regions of member states are excluded from VAT charges.
Andorra
The Channel Islands(United Kingdom)
Gibraltar
Mount Athos
San Marino
Vatican City
Ceuta, Melilla and the Canary Islands (Spain)
The communes of Livigno, Campione d’Italia and the Italian waters of Lake Lugano (Italy)
Büsingen and the Isle of Heligoland (Germany)
Guadeloupe, Martinique, Réunion, St. Pierre and Miquelon, and French Guiana (France)
The Faroe Islands and Greenland (Denmark)
Åland Islands(Finland)


com/wipro/ta/stories/my.story
Scenario: The solution must calculate the maximum sum of all possible Like-to-time coefficients.
Examples:
Given a collection of dishes '<list>'
When evaluate coefficient of the dishes
Then the coefficient of the list should be equals '<coefficient>'
| list | coefficient |
| [-1,3,4] | 17 |
Example: {list=[-1,3,4], coefficient=17}
Given a collection of dishes '[-1,3,4]'
When evaluate coefficient of the dishes
Then the coefficient of the list should be equals '17'
Scenario: I want to be able remove some dishes, in which case, a new coefficient is calculated using the left dishes.
Examples:
Given a collection of dishes '<list>'
When I remove dishes '<removeDishes>'
When evaluate coefficient of the dishes
Then the coefficient of the list should be equals '<coefficient>'
| list | removeDishes | coefficient |
| [-1,-9,0,5,-7] | [-9,-7] | 14 |
Example: {list=[-1,-9,0,5,-7], removeDishes=[-9,-7], coefficient=14}
Given a collection of dishes '[-1,-9,0,5,-7]'
When I remove dishes '[-9,-7]'
When evaluate coefficient of the dishes
Then the coefficient of the list should be equals '14'


MembersEndpointGroup
public class MembersEndpointGroup : EndpointGroup
This EndpointGroup communicates with Grou and project members API
Grou and project members API
Valid access levels
The access levels are defined in the Gitlab::Access
module. Currently, these levels are recognized:
10 => Guest access
20 => Reporter access
30 => Developer access
40 => Maintainer access
50 => Owner access # Only valid for groups
-
List all members of a group
Gets a list of group members viewable by the authenticated user. Returns only direct members and not inherited members through ancestors groups.
Optional Query Parameter:
- query: String - A query string to search for members
Declaration
Swift
public func get(groupID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil) -> Observable<[Member]>
Parameters
groupID
The ID or URL-encoded path of the group owned by the authenticated user
parameters
See Query Parameters in the description
Return Value
An
Observable
of list ofMember
s -
List all members of a project
Gets a list of project members viewable by the authenticated user. Returns only direct members and not inherited members through ancestors groups.
Optional Query Parameter:
- query: String - A query string to search for members
Declaration
Swift
public func get(projectID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil ) -> Observable<[Member]>
Parameters
projectID
The ID or URL-encoded path of the project owned by the authenticated user
parameters
See Query Parameters in the description
Return Value
An
Observable
of list ofMember
s -
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func getSingle(groupID: Int, userID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil) -> Observable<Member>
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public func getSingle(projectID: Int, userID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil) -> Observable<Member>
-
List all members of a group or project including inherited members
Gets a list of group members viewable by the authenticated user, including inherited members through ancestor groups. Returns multiple times the same user (with different member attributes) when the user is a member of the project/group and of one or more ancestor group.
Optional Query Parameter:
- query: String - A query string to search for members
Declaration
Swift
public func getAll(groupID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil) -> Observable<[Member]>
Parameters
groupID
The ID or URL-encoded path of the group owned by the authenticated user
parameters
See Query Parameters in the description
Return Value
An
Observable
of list ofMember
s -
List all members of a project or project including inherited members
Gets a list of project members viewable by the authenticated user, including inherited members through ancestor groups. Returns multiple times the same user (with different member attributes) when the user is a member of the project/group and of one or more ancestor group.
Optional Query Parameter:
- query: String - A query string to search for members
Declaration
Swift
public func getAll(projectID: Int, parameters: QueryParameters? = nil) -> Observable<[Member]>
Parameters
projectID
The ID or URL-encoded path of the project owned
parameters
See Query Parameters in the description
Return Value
An
Observable
of list ofMember
s


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Browser Test: font-style
for Slant axis in OpenType variable fonts
A test page to determine whether browsers meet the CSS Spec for font-style.
Test: positive oblique in @font-face
@font-face { font-family: 'Inter';/* has negative slnt values, per OT spec */ font-weight: 100 900; font-style: oblique 0deg 10deg;/* has positive top value, per CSS spec */ src: url('fonts/Inter.var.ttf'); }
All following elements should be clockwise-slanted (“forward-leaning”), except for font-style: oblique -10deg;
, which provides a value outside the font's Slant axis range.
font-variation-settings: 'slnt' -10;
Should have a clockwise slant
font-style: oblique;
Should have a clockwise slant
font-style: oblique 10deg;
Should have a clockwise slant
font-style: italic;
Should have a clockwise slant
<i>
Should have a clockwise slant
font-style: oblique -10deg;
Incorrect for most fonts unless they include a “backslant”
Test: negative oblique in @font-face
(incorrect for most fonts)
@font-face { font-family: 'Inter2'; font-weight: 100 900; font-style: oblique 0deg -10deg; /* wrong for clockwise slant */ src: url('fonts/Inter.var.ttf'); }
The above code should only apply to a “backslanted” font with a counter-clockwise Slant axis of 0 to (+)10. For a clockwise-slant, the font-style declaration above is incorrect.
font-variation-settings: 'slnt' -10;
Should have a clockwise slant
font-style: oblique -10deg;
Incorrect for clockwise-slanting font
Expected behavior
Variable fonts with negative, clockwise-sloping Slant axis values should be possible to control via CSS with a positive value of oblique (CSS Spec, font-style). For example, CSS such as font-style: oblique 10deg;
should result in clockwise-slanting text when the font has a slnt axis with values 0 to -10 (as required by the OpenType spec: “a typical, right-leaning oblique design will have a negative slant value”).
Additionally, font-style:italic
should activate the Slant axis if an Italic axis is not present. Per the CSS Spec: “Italic: Matches against a font that is labeled as an italic face, or an oblique face if one does not exist ...For TrueType / OpenType fonts that use variations, the slnt variation is used to implement oblique values.”
Results as of Jan 30, 2020
All tested browsers supportfont-variation-settings: 'slnt' -10
, but accurate support for font-style: oblique
and font-style: italic
is sparse. As tested on macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android:
- Chrome (81.0.4040.0), Android 9.0 Chrome, Edge 81 Beta: No support. Bug tracked at Chromium Issues #859869
- Safari (13.2, WebKit 15610.1.1), Safari iOS 13: No support. Applies faux-slant of 20deg. Bug tracked at WebKit Bugs #200369
- Firefox (72.0a1, 72.0.2): Closest to support, but only shows clockwise slant for a *negative* oblique value (opposite of what should happen, per CSS spec). Bug tracked at Firefox Bugs #1611997
- Opera (67): No support.
Note: both Chrome and Firefox appear to work well if a variable font has a clockwise slant with a *positive* value; however, fonts using this approach contradict the OpenType spec and therefore do not provide a valid test case.


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