class Request extends Request implements Request
Request Class and Interface Implement
HEADER_FORWARDED = 0b00001; // When using RFC 7239 |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_FOR = 0b00010; |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_HOST = 0b00100; |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_PROTO = 0b01000; |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_PORT = 0b10000; |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_ALL = 0b11110; // All "X-Forwarded-*" headers |
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HEADER_X_FORWARDED_AWS_ELB = 0b11010; // AWS ELB doesn't send X-Forwarded-Host |
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METHOD_HEAD = 'HEAD'; |
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METHOD_GET = 'GET'; |
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METHOD_POST = 'POST'; |
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METHOD_PUT = 'PUT'; |
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METHOD_PATCH = 'PATCH'; |
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METHOD_DELETE = 'DELETE'; |
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METHOD_PURGE = 'PURGE'; |
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METHOD_OPTIONS = 'OPTIONS'; |
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METHOD_TRACE = 'TRACE'; |
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METHOD_CONNECT = 'CONNECT'; |
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static protected string[]
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$trustedProxies |
from Request | |
static protected string[]
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$trustedHostPatterns |
from Request | |
static protected string[]
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$trustedHosts |
from Request | |
static protected
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$httpMethodParameterOverride |
from Request | |
ParameterBag
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$attributes |
Custom parameters. | from Request |
ParameterBag
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$request |
Request body parameters ($_POST). | from Request |
ParameterBag
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$query |
Query string parameters ($_GET). | from Request |
ServerBag
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$server |
Server and execution environment parameters ($_SERVER). | from Request |
FileBag
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$files |
Uploaded files ($_FILES). | from Request |
ParameterBag
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$cookies |
Cookies ($_COOKIE). | from Request |
HeaderBag
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$headers |
Headers (taken from the $_SERVER). | from Request |
protected string|resource|false|null
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$content |
from Request | |
protected array
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$languages |
from Request | |
protected array
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$charsets |
from Request | |
protected array
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$encodings |
from Request | |
protected array
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$acceptableContentTypes |
from Request | |
protected string
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$pathInfo |
from Request | |
protected string
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$requestUri |
from Request | |
protected string
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$baseUrl |
from Request | |
protected string
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$basePath |
from Request | |
protected string
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$method |
from Request | |
protected string
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$format |
from Request | |
protected SessionInterface
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$session |
from Request | |
protected string
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$locale |
from Request | |
protected string
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$defaultLocale |
from Request | |
static protected array
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$formats |
from Request | |
static protected
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$requestFactory |
from Request |
public
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__construct(array $reqs = array(), $uri = '')
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No description | |
public
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initialize(array $query = array(), array $request = array(), array $attributes = array(), array $cookies = array(), array $files = array(), array $server = array(), string|resource|null $content = null)
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Sets the parameters for this request. | from Request |
public static
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Request |
createFromGlobals()
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Creates a new request with values from PHP's super globals. | from Request |
public static
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Request |
create(string $uri, string $method = 'GET', array $parameters = array(), array $cookies = array(), array $files = array(), array $server = array(), string|resource|null $content = null)
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Creates a Request based on a given URI and configuration. | from Request |
public static
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setFactory(callable|null $callable)
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Sets a callable able to create a Request instance. | from Request |
public
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Request |
duplicate(array $query = null, array $request = null, array $attributes = null, array $cookies = null, array $files = null, array $server = null)
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Clones a request and overrides some of its parameters. | from Request |
public
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__clone()
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Clones the current request. | from Request |
public
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string |
__toString()
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Returns the request as a string. | from Request |
public
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overrideGlobals()
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Overrides the PHP global variables according to this request instance. | from Request |
public static
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setTrustedProxies(array $proxies, int $trustedHeaderSet)
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Sets a list of trusted proxies. | from Request |
public static
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array |
getTrustedProxies()
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Gets the list of trusted proxies. | from Request |
public static
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int |
getTrustedHeaderSet()
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Gets the set of trusted headers from trusted proxies. | from Request |
public static
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setTrustedHosts(array $hostPatterns)
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Sets a list of trusted host patterns. | from Request |
public static
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array |
getTrustedHosts()
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Gets the list of trusted host patterns. | from Request |
public static
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string |
normalizeQueryString(string $qs)
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Normalizes a query string. | from Request |
public static
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enableHttpMethodParameterOverride()
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Enables support for the _method request parameter to determine the intended HTTP method. | from Request |
public static
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bool |
getHttpMethodParameterOverride()
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Checks whether support for the _method request parameter is enabled. | from Request |
public
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mixed |
get(string $key, mixed $default = null)
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Gets a "parameter" value from any bag. | from Request |
public
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SessionInterface|null |
getSession()
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Gets the Session. | from Request |
public
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bool |
hasPreviousSession()
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Whether the request contains a Session which was started in one of the previous requests. | from Request |
public
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bool |
hasSession()
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Whether the request contains a Session object. | from Request |
public
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setSession(SessionInterface $session)
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Sets the Session. | from Request |
public
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setSessionFactory(callable $factory)
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No description | from Request |
public
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array |
getClientIps()
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Returns the client IP addresses. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getClientIp()
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Returns the client IP address. | from Request |
public
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string |
getScriptName()
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Returns current script name. | from Request |
public
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string |
getPathInfo()
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Returns the path being requested relative to the executed script. | from Request |
public
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string |
getBasePath()
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Returns the root path from which this request is executed. | from Request |
public
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string |
getBaseUrl()
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Returns the root URL from which this request is executed. | from Request |
public
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string |
getScheme()
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Gets the request's scheme. | from Request |
public
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int|string |
getPort()
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Returns the port on which the request is made. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getUser()
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Returns the user. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getPassword()
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Returns the password. | from Request |
public
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string |
getUserInfo()
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Gets the user info. | from Request |
public
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string |
getHttpHost()
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Returns the HTTP host being requested. | from Request |
public
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string |
getRequestUri()
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Returns the requested URI (path and query string). | from Request |
public
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string |
getSchemeAndHttpHost()
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Gets the scheme and HTTP host. | from Request |
public
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string |
getUri()
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Generates a normalized URI (URL) for the Request. | from Request |
public
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string |
getUriForPath(string $path)
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Generates a normalized URI for the given path. | from Request |
public
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string |
getRelativeUriForPath(string $path)
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Returns the path as relative reference from the current Request path. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getQueryString()
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Generates the normalized query string for the Request. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isSecure()
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Checks whether the request is secure or not. | from Request |
public
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string |
getHost()
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Returns the host name. | from Request |
public
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setMethod(string $method)
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Sets the request method. | from Request |
public
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string |
getMethod()
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Gets the request "intended" method. | from Request |
public
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string |
getRealMethod()
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Gets the "real" request method. | from Request |
public
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string |
getMimeType(string $format)
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Gets the mime type associated with the format. | from Request |
public static
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array |
getMimeTypes(string $format)
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Gets the mime types associated with the format. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getFormat(string $mimeType)
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Gets the format associated with the mime type. | from Request |
public
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setFormat(string $format, string|array $mimeTypes)
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Associates a format with mime types. | from Request |
public
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string |
getRequestFormat(string $default = 'html')
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Gets the request format. | from Request |
public
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setRequestFormat(string $format)
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Sets the request format. | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getContentType()
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Gets the format associated with the request. | from Request |
public
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setDefaultLocale(string $locale)
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Sets the default locale. | from Request |
public
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string |
getDefaultLocale()
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Get the default locale. | from Request |
public
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setLocale(string $locale)
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Sets the locale. | from Request |
public
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string |
getLocale()
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Get the locale. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isMethod(string $method)
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Checks if the request method is of specified type. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isMethodSafe()
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Checks whether or not the method is safe. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isMethodIdempotent()
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Checks whether or not the method is idempotent. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isMethodCacheable()
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Checks whether the method is cacheable or not. | from Request |
public
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string |
getProtocolVersion()
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Returns the protocol version. | from Request |
public
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string|resource |
getContent(bool $asResource = false)
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Returns the request body content. | from Request |
public
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array |
getETags()
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Gets the Etags. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isNoCache()
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No description | from Request |
public
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string|null |
getPreferredLanguage(array $locales = null)
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Returns the preferred language. | from Request |
public
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array |
getLanguages()
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Gets a list of languages acceptable by the client browser. | from Request |
public
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array |
getCharsets()
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Gets a list of charsets acceptable by the client browser. | from Request |
public
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array |
getEncodings()
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Gets a list of encodings acceptable by the client browser. | from Request |
public
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array |
getAcceptableContentTypes()
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Gets a list of content types acceptable by the client browser. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isXmlHttpRequest()
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Returns true if the request is a XMLHttpRequest. | from Request |
protected
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prepareRequestUri()
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No description | from Request |
protected
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string |
prepareBaseUrl()
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Prepares the base URL. | from Request |
protected
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string |
prepareBasePath()
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Prepares the base path. | from Request |
protected
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string |
preparePathInfo()
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Prepares the path info. | from Request |
protected static
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initializeFormats()
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Initializes HTTP request formats. | from Request |
public
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bool |
isFromTrustedProxy()
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Indicates whether this request originated from a trusted proxy. | from Request |
public
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infoFile($data)
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public
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makeRequests()
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No description | |
public static
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getAll()
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No description | |
public static
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make($name = null, $key, $value)
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No description | |
public static
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validateValue($type, $value)
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No description | |
public static
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validateType($type, $value)
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No description | |
public static
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post($name = null)
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No description | |
public static
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files($name = null)
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No description | |
public static
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put($name = null)
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No description | |
public static
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delete($name = null)
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No description | |
public static
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params($name = null)
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No description | |
public static
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session($name = null)
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No description |
__construct()
public __construct(array $reqs = array(), $uri = '')
array |
$reqs |
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$uri |
initialize()
public initialize(array $query = array(), array $request = array(), array $attributes = array(), array $cookies = array(), array $files = array(), array $server = array(), string|resource|null $content = null)
Sets the parameters for this request.
This method also re-initializes all properties.
array |
$query |
The GET parameters |
array |
$request |
The POST parameters |
array |
$attributes |
The request attributes (parameters parsed from the PATH_INFO, ...) |
array |
$cookies |
The COOKIE parameters |
array |
$files |
The FILES parameters |
array |
$server |
The SERVER parameters |
string|resource|null |
$content |
The raw body data |
create()
public static Request create(string $uri, string $method = 'GET', array $parameters = array(), array $cookies = array(), array $files = array(), array $server = array(), string|resource|null $content = null)
Creates a Request based on a given URI and configuration.
The information contained in the URI always take precedence over the other information (server and parameters).
string |
$uri |
The URI |
string |
$method |
The HTTP method |
array |
$parameters |
The query (GET) or request (POST) parameters |
array |
$cookies |
The request cookies ($_COOKIE) |
array |
$files |
The request files ($_FILES) |
array |
$server |
The server parameters ($_SERVER) |
string|resource|null |
$content |
The raw body data |
Request |
setFactory()
public static setFactory(callable|null $callable)
Sets a callable able to create a Request instance.
This is mainly useful when you need to override the Request class to keep BC with an existing system. It should not be used for any other purpose.
callable|null |
$callable |
A PHP callable |
duplicate()
public Request duplicate(array $query = null, array $request = null, array $attributes = null, array $cookies = null, array $files = null, array $server = null)
Clones a request and overrides some of its parameters.
array |
$query |
The GET parameters |
array |
$request |
The POST parameters |
array |
$attributes |
The request attributes (parameters parsed from the PATH_INFO, ...) |
array |
$cookies |
The COOKIE parameters |
array |
$files |
The FILES parameters |
array |
$server |
The SERVER parameters |
Request |
__clone()
public __clone()
Clones the current request.
Note that the session is not cloned as duplicated requests are most of the time sub-requests of the main one.
__toString()
public string __toString()
Returns the request as a string.
string |
The request |
overrideGlobals()
public overrideGlobals()
Overrides the PHP global variables according to this request instance.
It overrides $_GET, $_POST, $_REQUEST, $_SERVER, $_COOKIE. $_FILES is never overridden, see rfc1867
setTrustedProxies()
public static setTrustedProxies(array $proxies, int $trustedHeaderSet)
Sets a list of trusted proxies.
You should only list the reverse proxies that you manage directly.
array |
$proxies |
A list of trusted proxies |
int |
$trustedHeaderSet |
A bit field of Request::HEADER_*, to set which headers to trust from your proxies |
| InvalidArgumentException | When $trustedHeaderSet is invalid |
getTrustedProxies()
public static array getTrustedProxies()
Gets the list of trusted proxies.
array |
An array of trusted proxies |
getTrustedHeaderSet()
public static int getTrustedHeaderSet()
Gets the set of trusted headers from trusted proxies.
int |
A bit field of Request::HEADER_* that defines which headers are trusted from your proxies |
setTrustedHosts()
public static setTrustedHosts(array $hostPatterns)
Sets a list of trusted host patterns.
You should only list the hosts you manage using regexs.
array |
$hostPatterns |
A list of trusted host patterns |
getTrustedHosts()
public static array getTrustedHosts()
Gets the list of trusted host patterns.
array |
An array of trusted host patterns |
normalizeQueryString()
public static string normalizeQueryString(string $qs)
Normalizes a query string.
It builds a normalized query string, where keys/value pairs are alphabetized, have consistent escaping and unneeded delimiters are removed.
string |
$qs |
Query string |
string |
A normalized query string for the Request |
enableHttpMethodParameterOverride()
public static enableHttpMethodParameterOverride()
Enables support for the _method request parameter to determine the intended HTTP method.
Be warned that enabling this feature might lead to CSRF issues in your code. Check that you are using CSRF tokens when required. If the HTTP method parameter override is enabled, an html-form with method "POST" can be altered and used to send a "PUT" or "DELETE" request via the _method request parameter. If these methods are not protected against CSRF, this presents a possible vulnerability.
The HTTP method can only be overridden when the real HTTP method is POST.
getHttpMethodParameterOverride()
public static bool getHttpMethodParameterOverride()
Checks whether support for the _method request parameter is enabled.
bool |
True when the _method request parameter is enabled, false otherwise |
get()
public mixed get(string $key, mixed $default = null)
Gets a "parameter" value from any bag.
This method is mainly useful for libraries that want to provide some flexibility. If you don't need the flexibility in controllers, it is better to explicitly get request parameters from the appropriate public property instead (attributes, query, request).
Order of precedence: PATH (routing placeholders or custom attributes), GET, BODY
string |
$key |
The key |
mixed |
$default |
The default value if the parameter key does not exist |
mixed |
getSession()
public SessionInterface|null getSession()
Gets the Session.
SessionInterface|null |
The session |
hasPreviousSession()
public bool hasPreviousSession()
Whether the request contains a Session which was started in one of the previous requests.
bool |
hasSession()
public bool hasSession()
Whether the request contains a Session object.
This method does not give any information about the state of the session object, like whether the session is started or not. It is just a way to check if this Request is associated with a Session instance.
bool |
true when the Request contains a Session object, false otherwise |
setSession()
public setSession(SessionInterface $session)
Sets the Session.
SessionInterface |
$session |
The Session |
setSessionFactory()
public setSessionFactory(callable $factory)
callable |
$factory |
getClientIps()
public array getClientIps()
Returns the client IP addresses.
In the returned array the most trusted IP address is first, and the least trusted one last. The "real" client IP address is the last one, but this is also the least trusted one. Trusted proxies are stripped.
Use this method carefully; you should use getClientIp() instead.
array |
The client IP addresses |
| getClientIp() |
getClientIp()
public string|null getClientIp()
Returns the client IP address.
This method can read the client IP address from the "X-Forwarded-For" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()". The "X-Forwarded-For" header value is a comma+space separated list of IP addresses, the left-most being the original client, and each successive proxy that passed the request adding the IP address where it received the request from.
string|null |
The client IP address |
| getClientIps() | |
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Forwarded-For |
getScriptName()
public string getScriptName()
Returns current script name.
string |
getPathInfo()
public string getPathInfo()
Returns the path being requested relative to the executed script.
The path info always starts with a /.
Suppose this request is instantiated from /mysite on localhost:
string |
The raw path (i.e. not urldecoded) |
getBasePath()
public string getBasePath()
Returns the root path from which this request is executed.
Suppose that an index.php file instantiates this request object:
string |
The raw path (i.e. not urldecoded) |
getBaseUrl()
public string getBaseUrl()
Returns the root URL from which this request is executed.
The base URL never ends with a /.
This is similar to getBasePath(), except that it also includes the script filename (e.g. index.php) if one exists.
string |
The raw URL (i.e. not urldecoded) |
getScheme()
public string getScheme()
Gets the request's scheme.
string |
getPort()
public int|string getPort()
Returns the port on which the request is made.
This method can read the client port from the "X-Forwarded-Port" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Port" header must contain the client port.
int|string |
can be a string if fetched from the server bag |
getUser()
public string|null getUser()
Returns the user.
string|null |
getPassword()
public string|null getPassword()
Returns the password.
string|null |
getUserInfo()
public string getUserInfo()
Gets the user info.
string |
A user name and, optionally, scheme-specific information about how to gain authorization to access the server |
getHttpHost()
public string getHttpHost()
Returns the HTTP host being requested.
The port name will be appended to the host if it's non-standard.
string |
getRequestUri()
public string getRequestUri()
Returns the requested URI (path and query string).
string |
The raw URI (i.e. not URI decoded) |
getSchemeAndHttpHost()
public string getSchemeAndHttpHost()
Gets the scheme and HTTP host.
If the URL was called with basic authentication, the user and the password are not added to the generated string.
string |
The scheme and HTTP host |
getUri()
public string getUri()
Generates a normalized URI (URL) for the Request.
string |
A normalized URI (URL) for the Request |
| getQueryString() |
getUriForPath()
public string getUriForPath(string $path)
Generates a normalized URI for the given path.
string |
$path |
A path to use instead of the current one |
string |
The normalized URI for the path |
getRelativeUriForPath()
public string getRelativeUriForPath(string $path)
Returns the path as relative reference from the current Request path.
Only the URIs path component (no schema, host etc.) is relevant and must be given. Both paths must be absolute and not contain relative parts. Relative URLs from one resource to another are useful when generating self-contained downloadable document archives. Furthermore, they can be used to reduce the link size in documents.
Example target paths, given a base path of "/a/b/c/d": - "/a/b/c/d" -> "" - "/a/b/c/" -> "./" - "/a/b/" -> "../" - "/a/b/c/other" -> "other" - "/a/x/y" -> "../../x/y"
string |
$path |
The target path |
string |
The relative target path |
getQueryString()
public string|null getQueryString()
Generates the normalized query string for the Request.
It builds a normalized query string, where keys/value pairs are alphabetized and have consistent escaping.
string|null |
A normalized query string for the Request |
isSecure()
public bool isSecure()
Checks whether the request is secure or not.
This method can read the client protocol from the "X-Forwarded-Proto" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Proto" header must contain the protocol: "https" or "http".
bool |
getHost()
public string getHost()
Returns the host name.
This method can read the client host name from the "X-Forwarded-Host" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Host" header must contain the client host name.
string |
| SuspiciousOperationException | when the host name is invalid or not trusted |
setMethod()
public setMethod(string $method)
Sets the request method.
string |
$method |
getMethod()
public string getMethod()
Gets the request "intended" method.
If the X-HTTP-Method-Override header is set, and if the method is a POST, then it is used to determine the "real" intended HTTP method.
The _method request parameter can also be used to determine the HTTP method, but only if enableHttpMethodParameterOverride() has been called.
The method is always an uppercased string.
string |
The request method |
| getRealMethod() |
getRealMethod()
public string getRealMethod()
Gets the "real" request method.
string |
The request method |
| getMethod() |
getMimeType()
public string getMimeType(string $format)
Gets the mime type associated with the format.
string |
$format |
The format |
string |
The associated mime type (null if not found) |
getMimeTypes()
public static array getMimeTypes(string $format)
Gets the mime types associated with the format.
string |
$format |
The format |
array |
The associated mime types |
getFormat()
public string|null getFormat(string $mimeType)
Gets the format associated with the mime type.
string |
$mimeType |
The associated mime type |
string|null |
The format (null if not found) |
setFormat()
public setFormat(string $format, string|array $mimeTypes)
Associates a format with mime types.
string |
$format |
The format |
string|array |
$mimeTypes |
The associated mime types (the preferred one must be the first as it will be used as the content type) |
getRequestFormat()
public string getRequestFormat(string $default = 'html')
Gets the request format.
Here is the process to determine the format:
string |
$default |
The default format |
string |
The request format |
setRequestFormat()
public setRequestFormat(string $format)
Sets the request format.
string |
$format |
The request format |
getContentType()
public string|null getContentType()
Gets the format associated with the request.
string|null |
The format (null if no content type is present) |
setDefaultLocale()
public setDefaultLocale(string $locale)
Sets the default locale.
string |
$locale |
getDefaultLocale()
public string getDefaultLocale()
Get the default locale.
string |
setLocale()
public setLocale(string $locale)
Sets the locale.
string |
$locale |
getLocale()
public string getLocale()
Get the locale.
string |
isMethod()
public bool isMethod(string $method)
Checks if the request method is of specified type.
string |
$method |
Uppercase request method (GET, POST etc) |
bool |
isMethodSafe()
public bool isMethodSafe()
Checks whether or not the method is safe.
bool |
| https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-4.2.1 |
isMethodIdempotent()
public bool isMethodIdempotent()
Checks whether or not the method is idempotent.
bool |
isMethodCacheable()
public bool isMethodCacheable()
Checks whether the method is cacheable or not.
bool |
| https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-4.2.3 |
getProtocolVersion()
public string getProtocolVersion()
Returns the protocol version.
If the application is behind a proxy, the protocol version used in the requests between the client and the proxy and between the proxy and the server might be different. This returns the former (from the "Via" header) if the proxy is trusted (see "setTrustedProxies()"), otherwise it returns the latter (from the "SERVER_PROTOCOL" server parameter).
string |
getContent()
public string|resource getContent(bool $asResource = false)
Returns the request body content.
bool |
$asResource |
If true, a resource will be returned |
string|resource |
The request body content or a resource to read the body stream |
| LogicException |
getETags()
public array getETags()
Gets the Etags.
array |
The entity tags |
isNoCache()
public bool isNoCache()
bool |
getPreferredLanguage()
public string|null getPreferredLanguage(array $locales = null)
Returns the preferred language.
array |
$locales |
An array of ordered available locales |
string|null |
The preferred locale |
getLanguages()
public array getLanguages()
Gets a list of languages acceptable by the client browser.
array |
Languages ordered in the user browser preferences |
getCharsets()
public array getCharsets()
Gets a list of charsets acceptable by the client browser.
array |
List of charsets in preferable order |
getEncodings()
public array getEncodings()
Gets a list of encodings acceptable by the client browser.
array |
List of encodings in preferable order |
getAcceptableContentTypes()
public array getAcceptableContentTypes()
Gets a list of content types acceptable by the client browser.
array |
List of content types in preferable order |
isXmlHttpRequest()
public bool isXmlHttpRequest()
Returns true if the request is a XMLHttpRequest.
It works if your JavaScript library sets an X-Requested-With HTTP header. It is known to work with common JavaScript frameworks:
bool |
true if the request is an XMLHttpRequest, false otherwise |
| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ajax_frameworks#JavaScript |
prepareRequestUri()
protected prepareRequestUri()
prepareBaseUrl()
protected string prepareBaseUrl()
Prepares the base URL.
string |
prepareBasePath()
protected string prepareBasePath()
Prepares the base path.
string |
base path |
preparePathInfo()
protected string preparePathInfo()
Prepares the path info.
string |
path info |
initializeFormats()
protected static initializeFormats()
Initializes HTTP request formats.
isFromTrustedProxy()
public bool isFromTrustedProxy()
Indicates whether this request originated from a trusted proxy.
This can be useful to determine whether or not to trust the contents of a proxy-specific header.
bool |
true if the request came from a trusted proxy, false otherwise |
infoFile()
public infoFile($data)
$data |
makeRequests()
public makeRequests()
getAll()
public static getAll()
make()
public static make($name = null, $key, $value)
$name |
||
$key |
||
$value |
validateValue()
public static validateValue($type, $value)
$type |
||
$value |
validateType()
public static validateType($type, $value)
$type |
||
$value |
post()
public static post($name = null)
$name |
files()
public static files($name = null)
$name |
put()
public static put($name = null)
$name |
delete()
public static delete($name = null)
$name |
params()
public static params($name = null)
$name |
session()
public static session($name = null)
$name |
<?php
namespace App\Khan\Component\Router\Http;
use \App\Khan\Component\HttpFoundation\Request as RequestFoundation;
use \App\Khan\Component\Router\Http\Interfaces\Request as RequestInterface;
/**
* Request Class and Interface Implement
*/
class Request extends RequestFoundation implements RequestInterface{
private static $data = [];
public function __construct(Array $reqs = array(), $uri = ''){
$this->makeRequests();
parent::__construct($_GET, $_POST, array(), $_COOKIE, $_FILES, $_SERVER);
self::$data = $this->infoFile($reqs);
$this->current_uri = $uri;
$this->class_name = __CLASS__;
}
public function infoFile($data){
foreach ($data['files'] as $key => $file) {
$ext = pathinfo($file['name'], PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
$data["files"][$key]["ext"] = $ext;
$data["files"][$key]["newName"] = function($name) use($ext){
return $name.".".$ext;
};
}
return $data;
}
public function makeRequests(){
if(is_null($_GET)): $_GET = []; endif;
if(is_null($_POST)): $_POST = []; endif;
if(isset($_PUT) && is_null($_PUT)): $_PUT = []; endif;
if(isset($_DELETE) && is_null($_DELETE)): $_DELETE = []; endif;
if(is_null($_SERVER)): $_SERVER = []; endif;
if(is_null($_COOKIE)): $_COOKIE = []; endif;
if(is_null($_FILES)): $_FILES = []; endif;
}
public static function getAll(){
return self::$data;
}
public static function make($name = null, $key, $value){
self::$data[$name][$key] = $value;
}
public static function validateValue($type, $value){
return in_array($value, self::$data[$type]);
}
public static function validateType($type, $value){
$retorno = '';
if(in_array($type, self::$data)){
$retorno = Request::validateValue($type, $value);
}
return $retorno;
}
public static function post($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("post", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["post"];
}else{
return self::$data["post"][$name];
}
return false;
}
public static function files($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("files", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["files"];
}else{
return self::$data["files"][$name];
}
return false;
}
public static function put($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("put", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["put"];
}else{
return self::$data["put"][$name];
}
return false;
}
public static function delete($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("delete", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["delete"];
}else{
return self::$data["delete"][$name];
}
return false;
}
public static function params($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("params", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["params"];
}else{
return self::$data["params"][$name];
}
return false;
}
public static function session($name = null){
$validate = Request::validateValue("session", $name);
if($validate && $name !== null){ return false; }
if($name == null){
return self::$data["session"];
}else{
return self::$data["session"][$name];
}
return false;
}
}


Key Word(s): Docker
Docker Cheatsheet¶
- Build an image from a Dockerfile
- Tag an image
- List images
- Remove an image
- Synchronise with a container registry
- Create - but do not start - a container from an image
- Start a container
- Create and start a container from an image
- Stop a running container
- Pause or unpause all running processes in a container
- Delete a container
- List containers
- Copy files
- Execute a command in a container
- Create an image from a container
- Attach terminal to container
- Display container information
- Print container logs
docker image¶
Build an image from a Dockerfile¶
docker image build -t IMAGE_NAME:TAG PATH_TO_BUILD_CONTEXT
The Dockerfile should be located at the root of the build context and should be called Dockerfile
. If it is not, use
docker build -t -IMAGE_NAME:TAG -f PATH_TO_DOCKERFILE PATH_TO_BUILD_CONTEXT
PATH_TO_DOCKERFILE
cannot be outside of the build context.
Tag an image¶
To create a tag TARGET_IMAGE
that refers to SOURCE_IMAGE
, use
docker image tag SOURCE_IMAGE:TAG TARGET_IMAGE:TAG
List images¶
docker image ls
Include intermediate images
docker image ls -a
Remove an image¶
docker image rm IMAGE_NAME:TAG
Remove danging intermediate images
docker image prune
Remove images not referenced by a container
docker image prune -a
Synchronise with a container registry¶
Pull from the registry
docker image pull IMAGE_NAME:TAG
Push to the registry
docker image push IMAGE_NAME:TAG
docker container¶
Create - but do not start - a container from an image¶
docker container create IMAGE_NAME:TAG
Publish ports
docker container create -p HOST_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT/PROTOCOL IMAGE_NAME:TAG
HOST_PORT
is the port used to access the container from outside. CONTAINER_PORT
is the port used within the container.
PROTOCOL
must be either tcp
or udp
. If PROTOCOL
is not specified, tcp
is assumed.
Mount a volume
docker container create --mount source=PATH_ON_DISK, target=PATH_IN_CONTAINER, type=bind IMAGE_NAME:TAG
Start a container¶
docker container start CONTAINER_NAME
Print container output
docker container start -a CONTAINER_NAME
Connect to the container’s terminal
docker container start -it CONTAINER_NAME
CTRL+P
then CTRL+Q
to disconnect.
Create and start a container from an image¶
docker container run IMAGE_NAME:TAG
docker container run
combines docker container create
and docker container start
.
Publish ports
docker container run -p HOST_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT/PROTOCOL IMAGE_NAME:TAG
HOST_PORT
is the port used to access the container from outside. CONTAINER_PORT
is the port used within the container.
PROTOCOL
must be either tcp
or udp
. If PROTOCOL
is not specified, tcp
is assumed.

Delete all stopped containers
docker container prune
Delete all running and stopped containers
docker container rm -f $(docker ps -aq)
List containers¶
Running containers
docker container ls
All containers
docker container ls --all
Copy files¶
To container
docker container cp PATH_ON_DISK CONTAINER_NAME:PATH_IN_CONTAINER
From container
docker container cp CONTAINER_NAME:PATH_IN_CONTAINER PATH_ON_DISK
Execute a command in a container¶
docker container exec CONTAINER_NAME COMMAND OPTIONAL_ARGUMENTS
Run in background
docker container exec -d CONTAINER_NAME COMMAND OPTIONAL_ARGUMENTS
Execute with temporary environment variables
docker container exec -e VARIABLE_NAME=VALUE CONTAINER_NAME COMMAND OPTIONAL_ARGUMENTS
Create an image from a container¶
docker container commit CONTAINER_NAME
Attach terminal to container¶
docker container attach CONTAINER_NAME
CTRL+C
to detach.
Display container information¶
docker container inspect CONTAINER_NAME
Print container logs¶
docker container logs CONTAINER_NAME
Print the last N lines of the container logs
docker container logs --tail N CONTAINER_NAME
Print all subsequent logs
docker container logs -f CONTAINER_NAME
docker network¶
Create a network¶
docker network create NETWORK_NAME
List networks¶
docker network ls
Delete a network¶
docker network rm NETWORK_NAME
Remove all unused networks
docker network prune
Connect or disconnect a container from a network¶
Connect
docker network connect NETWORK_NAME CONTAINER_NAME
Disconnect
docker network disconnect NETWORK_NAME CONTAINER_NAME
Dockerfile instructions¶
To build a Dockerfile, use
docker image build -t IMAGE_NAME:TAG PATH_TO_BUILD_CONTEXT
The Dockerfile should be located at the root of the build context and should be called Dockerfile
. If it is not, use
docker build -t -IMAGE_NAME:TAG -f PATH_TO_DOCKERFILE PATH_TO_BUILD_CONTEXT
PATH_TO_DOCKERFILE
cannot be outside of the build context.
docker image build
executes each instruction in the Dockerfile in sequence. After each instruction, the resulting intermediate image is committed. If docker image build
is re-run using the same build context, cached images are used until the first changed instruction. Consequently, it is good practice to structure the Dockerfile so that instructions that change less frequently are executed first.
Build context¶
The Dockerfile and any local files copied to the container must be contained within a build context. The build context is a local directory.
When docker image build
is run, the entire build context is copied to the Docker daemon. The exception to this are files and directories that are marked for omission in a .dockerignore file that is placed at the root of the build context. Because large build contexts reduce the performance of docker image build
, it is good practice to only include directories and files that are relevant to the container in the build context or to use a .dockerignore file.
Set the base image¶
FROM IMAGE_NAME:TAG
This must be the first instruction in a Dockerfile. (The only exception is the ARG
instruction, which may be used to set IMAGE_NAME
or TAG
. Variables set before the FROM
instruction do not persist after it.)
Run a command in the shell during the build stage¶
RUN COMMAND OPTIONAL_ARGUMENTS
This runs commands using the default shell (/bin/sh -c
on Linux, cmd /S /C
on Windows). This is known as the shell form. An alternative form is the exec form:
RUN ["EXECUTABLE", "OPTIONAL_ARGUMENT1", "OPTIONAL_ARGUMENT2", ...]
Publish a port¶
RUN -p HOST_PORT:CONTAINER_PORT/PROTOCOL
HOST_PORT
is the port used to access the container from outside. CONTAINER_PORT
is the port used within the container.
PROTOCOL
must be either tcp
or udp
. If PROTOCOL
is not specified, tcp
is assumed.
Set a variable for use during the build stage¶
ARG KEY=VALUE
If VALUE
contains spaces, enclose it within double-quotes or precede each space with a backslash.
To reference this variable, use $KEY
.
Multiple variables can be set in a single instruction. To do this, use
ARG KEY1=VALUE1 KEY2=VALUE2, ...
Variables set using ARG
do not persist once the container has been built. To set an environment variable that is available when the container is running, use ENV
.
Set an environment variable¶
ENV KEY=VALUE
If VALUE
contains spaces, enclose it within double-quotes or precede each space with a backslash.
Variables set using ENV
can be referenced in a Dockerfile - and override variables set using ARG
. To reference a variable, use $KEY
.
Multiple variables can be set in a single instruction. To do this, use
ENV KEY1=VALUE1 KEY2=VALUE2, ...
Variables set using ENV
persist when the container is running.
Set the working directory¶
To set the working directory for subsequent RUN
, COPY
, ADD
and CMD
instructions, use
WORKDIR PATH_IN_CONTAINER
If the WORKDIR
instruction is used multiple times, each subsequent path will be set relative to the path of the previous WORKDIR
instruction.
Copy files into a container¶
Copy files into a container from a local source
COPY PATH_ON_DISK PATH_IN_CONTAINER
PATH_ON_DISK
cannot be outside of the build context. (This is usually the same directory as the Dockerfile.)
Copy files into a container from any source
ADD SOURCE_PATH PATH_IN_CONTAINER
SOURCE_PATH
can be a local file or a URL. If it is a local tar archive with extensions gzip, bzip2 or xz, it is first unpacked.
If SOURCE_PATH
is a local file it cannot be outside of the build context. (This is usually the same directory as the Dockerfile.)
ADD
is more powerful than COPY
- it supports both local and remote sources and unpacks tar archives. When copying files from a local source, COPY
is preferred because it is more transparent.
Set the default command for a running container¶
CMD ["EXECUTABLE", "OPTIONAL_ARGUMENT1", "OPTIONAL_ARGUMENT2", ...]
This is the exec form, which is preferred. However, to pass an environment variable, it is necessary to use the shell form:
CMD COMMAND OPTIONAL_ARGUMENTS
There can only be one CMD
instruction in a Dockerfile. If CMD
is used more than once, only the last instruction is effective.
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This is a website for tracking drops you get while out with the lads/lasses/mates. It is realtime-shared with your friends, so everyone can collaborate on the same "drop sheet". It also has fuzzy matching, so if you type `abyslwp`, it will understand that you mean abyssal whip. Same happens if you manage to misspell it slightly, so `abyslswhip` should also return abyssal whip. The prices are all retrieved from OSBuddy exchange.
If you are to have any issues, please submit an issue on Github (link at the bottom).
Fonts are from this repo: https://github.com/Paradoxis/OSRS-Font-Parser/, which also uses MIT.
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


Rounds will consist of 20 untimed tossups, although participants will not be prevented from bringing stopwatches. All bonuses will be worth an integer value no less than 20 points. Values for individual bonus parts must have integral values. A bonus part worth 7 points is acceptable. A bonus part worth 7 pi is not.
The tournament will follow a round-robin format. If the top two teams have even records or are within one game of each other, a deciding match will be held. Otherwise, there will be match featuring the Tournament Champions vs. The Tournament All-Stars, played on the Tournament Directorate packet.
$65 per team. $15 for a copy of the tournament packets
-$5 for a each working buzzer. -$15 for packets submitted by midnight, Sunday, October 20. -$15 for teams already attending the Terrapin Invitational Tournament.
(Note: Teams need not have the same personnel, but must have the same University Affiliation to qualify. Contact the tournament director with any questions at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or at<PHONE_NUMBER>.)
The registration deadline is midnight, Thursday, October 24. Packets are due midnight, Tuesday, October 29.
Teams will not be permitted to play without submitting packets. Submissions will be accepted by email in plain text format. Packets may be snail-mailed by disk to the following address:
David L. Goodman 1107A Harford Hall College Park, MD 20742
In such a case, questions should be submitted in either Microsoft Word (Version 5.0 or higher), Word Perfect (Version 5.0 or higher) or in text-only format.
Teams are invited to create all manner of creative and humorous names, hopefully in some way related to Hizzoner, the Mayor-for-Life and/or his exploits, though this will not be required.
The tournament director reserves the right to reject and return for revision any packets which do not satisfy the guidelines, or are incomplete. The tournament director also reserves the right to send back for revision, any team names which are incomplete, or are lame and tasteless. This includes all names modeled upon the film "Three Men and a Baby", though a "grandfather" clause extends to the original "Three Boys and a Goy", should they choose to attend.
| Category | TU/Bonus |
|---|---|
| TV/Films | |
| Sports | |
| Music | |
| Science, Sci-Fi, and Technology | |
| Comics/Literature | |
| Food | |
| Government Corruption | |
| Goofy Current Events | |
| Old Current Events | |
| Useless Trivia/Misc. |
TV/Films, Music, Science, Sci-Fi, and Technology, and Lit questions should focus on things which are generally neat and cool rather than profoundly deep and intellectually stimulating. (i.e. Tupperware or the spork home page as opposed to Cyclotrons and Bubble Chambers) Editor's amendment: Anyone writing about Star Trek as opposed to real science fiction will be exposed and mocked by the field at large.
Food questions should be about food and/or beverages. The TD would prefer questions about foods he likes, but this will not be enforced as a rule. (Spam is not considered a food: it is Technology). Questions may focus on methods of preparation, chefs, cooking shows, odd ingredients, etc.
Any hints of academia will be quashed, even in Government Corruption/Inefficiency category (We couldn't hold a tournament in honor of Mayor Barry without it). Government Corruption can be extended to include any form of government scandal, bureaucratic inefficiency, or anything which paints the U.S. Government, D.C. Government, or any governmental agency of any government in a less than positive light without revealing classified information.
Goofy Current Events include News of the Weird type items, Tabloid "news", and other current event type items, be they in the world of sports, music, TV, or Oklahoma trailer parks. However, the Mandatory Goofy Current Event Question must focus on something which happened after November 3, 1995.
Any event occurring before November 3, 1991 qualifies as an Old Current Event. The Tournament Directorate prefers "Goofy Old Current Events".
Useless Trivia/Miscellaneous encompasses any form of "trashy" knowledge which does not easily fit into the other nine categories. Alternatively, useless trivia is what we call the other five questions which exceed the minimum required number of questions for each of the other nine categories. Ideally all 20 should be construed as useless trivia of one form or another. Miscellaneous does include Physical Challenge questions. However, these questions must not discriminate unduly against differently abled participants or budget conscious tournament directors.
David Goodman
Lord High Tournament Director


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Beautiful, reactive, responsive charts for Angular.JS using Chart.js.
bower install angular-chart.js --save
or copy the files from dist/
. Then add the sources to your code (adjust paths as needed) after
adding the dependencies for Angular and Chart.js first:
html
<script src="../bower_components/angular/angular.min.js"></script>
<script src="/bower_components/Chart.js/Chart.min.js"></script>
<script src="/bower_components/angular-chart.js/dist/angular-chart.js"></script>
There are 6 types of charts so 6 directives: chart-line
, chart-bar
, chart-radar
, chart-pie
,
chart-polar-area
, chart-doughnut
.
They all use mostly the same API:
data
: series datalabels
: x axis labels (line, bar, radar) or series labels (pie, doughnut, polar area)options
: chart options (as from Chart.js documentation)series
: (default: []
): series labels (line, bar, radar)colours
: data colours (will use default colours if not specified)getColour
: function that returns a colour in case there are not enough (will use random colours if not specified)click
: onclick event handlerhover
: onmousemove event handlerlegend
: (default: false
): show legend below the chartThere is another directive chart-base
that takes an extra attribute chart-type
to define the type
dynamically, see stacked bar example.
For IE8 and older browsers, you will need to include excanvas. You will also need shims for ES5 functions.
```html
```
html
<canvas id="line" class="chart chart-line" data="data" labels="labels"
legend="true" series="series" click="onClick"></canvas>
```javascript angular.module(“app”, [“chart.js”]).controller(“LineCtrl”, [‘$scope’, ‘$timeout’, function ($scope, $timeout) {
$scope.labels = [“January”, “February”, “March”, “April”, “May”, “June”, “July”]; $scope.series = [‘Series A’, ‘Series B’]; $scope.data = [ [65, 59, 80, 81, 56, 55, 40], [28, 48, 40, 19, 86, 27, 90] ]; $scope.onClick = function (points, evt) { console.log(points, evt); };
// Simulate async data update $timeout(function () { $scope.data = [ [28, 48, 40, 19, 86, 27, 90], [65, 59, 80, 81, 56, 55, 40] ]; }, 3000); }]); ```
angular-chart.js watch updates on data, series, labels, colours and options and will update, or destroy and recreate, the chart on changes.
angular-chart.js emits the following events on the scope
and pass the chart as argument:
create
: when chart is createdupdate
: when chart is updated
$scope.$on('create', function (event, chart) {
console.log(chart);
});
Note: the event can be emitted multiple times for each chart as the chart can be destroyed and
created multiple times during angular watch
lifecycle.
angular-chart.js listen to the scope destroy
event and destroy the chart when it happens.
There are a set of 7 default colours. Colours can be replaced using the colours
attribute.
If there is more data than colours, colours are generated randomly or can be provided
via a function through the getColour
attribute.
Hex colours are converted to Chart.js colours automatically, including different shades for highlight, fill, stroke, etc.
Issues or feature requests for Chart.js (e.g. new chart type, new axis, etc.) need to be opened on Chart.js issues tracker
Please check if issue exists and otherwise open issue in github. Please add a link to a plunker, jsbin, or equivalent. Here is a jsbin template for convenience.
Pull requests welcome!
npm test
Thank you!
Jerome Touffe-Blin, @jtblin, About me
angular-chart.js is copyright 2015 Jerome Touffe-Blin and contributors. It is licensed under the BSD license. See the include LICENSE file for details.


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Overview Let's set some ground rules
Why a section on PHP?
We're using WordPress Multisite. Heard of it? Sure you have, Google says there are roughly 1,900,000,000 results for "WordPress". WordPress is based on PHP which is a back-end language that we'll need to get a little familiar with.
WordPress
Technically we're using the parent, child relationship that is known as WordPress Multisite which makes life a lot easier for front-end developers. We have a lot of presets that make our lives easier. For that reason we can create modular and custom websites better.
For the most part when we get to WordPress we're going to need to know how to make things dynamic. Dynamic navigations, content areas, imagery, banners, etc.
Snippets Reusable code, let's do this!
Relevant snippets
These are some of the most used snippets, feel free to copy and paste these into your Snippets on Dreamweaver or just come back here and grab them up.
Quick Snippets
Here is a list of quick, common, and easy WordPress PHP snippets:
- Line 1 — Returns the current site URL (
current-client-folder.cert-lawlinks.com
) - Line 2 — Returns the template URL (
template.cert-lawlinks.com
) - Line 4 — Returns Gravity Forms QC Form
- Line 3 — Returns
sidebar.php
<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri();?> <?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?> <?php gravity_form(3, false, false, false, '', false); ?> <?php get_sidebar(); ?>
Hooks Reusable common attributes
About
Hooks are strings of text that can be reused throughout a theme or content on any one specific site. In other words, when working on a clients WordPress site, their address, and phone number can be implemented on the theme level, or in the content are using a snippet of PHP or shortcode. A shortcode is simply a word or phrase surrounded with brackets, like [gallery]
, when used in the content of a web site will pull special kind functionality, or simple content depending on the shortcode.
We are going to do a high level overview here, for more information check out our Wikipedia article.
Shortcodes & PHP Tag Snippets
Below is a convenient table where you can quickly copy and paste the appropriate hook shortcode or tag.
| Shortcode | PHP Tag | Description |
|---|---|---|
[ln::phone] |
<?=ln::$i->phone?> |
Phone Number |
[ln::fax] |
<?=ln::$i->fax?> |
Fax |
[ln::address->address1] |
<?=ln::$i->address->address1?> |
Address 1 |
[ln::address->address2] |
<?=ln::$i->address->address2?> |
Address 2 (Suite #) |
[ln::address->city] |
<?=ln::$i->address->city?> |
City |
[ln::address->state] |
<?=ln::$i->address->state?> |
State |
[ln::address->zip] |
<?=ln::$i->address->zip?> |
Zip code |
[ln::address->county] |
<?=ln::$i->address->county?> |
County |
[ln::address->country] |
<?=ln::$i->address->country?> |
Country |
[ln::address->latitude] |
<?=ln::$i->address->latitude?> |
Latitude |
[ln::address->longitude] |
<?=ln::$i->address->longitude?> |
Longitude |
[ln::founded] |
<?=ln::$i->founded?> |
Founded |
[ln::email] |
<?=ln::$i->email?> |
|
[ln::toll_free_phone] |
<?=ln::$i->toll_free_phone?> |
Toll Free Phone |
[ln::description] |
<?=ln::$i->description?> |
Description |
<?=ln::$i->geo_block?> |
Geo-Block | |
[ln::urls->lawyers] |
<?=ln::$i->urls->lawyers?> |
Lawyers.com |
[ln::urls->martindale] |
<?=ln::$i->urls->martindale?> |
Martindale.com |
[ln::urls->website] |
<?=ln::$i->urls->website?> |
ClientWebsiteURL.com |
[ln::disclaimer] |
<?=ln::$i->disclaimer?> |
Disclaimer |
Need to create a new hook?
Check our Wikipedia article, Adding Custom Hooks to your Theme, for detailed in instructions on registering new hooks in thefunctions.php
.
Custom Fields Custom meta data
About
WordPress has Custom Fields which extends the capabilities for custom meta data on specific pages. This is a useful feature for page specific content, banners or imagery.
Parameters & valid values and descriptions
| Parameters | Values |
|---|---|
$post_id |
(integer) The ID of the post from which you want the data. Use 1post->ID to get a post's ID (default) |
$key |
(string) A string containing the name of the meta value you want. See our naming conventions, use meaningful keys like 'inner-banner' . |
$single |
(boolean) If set to true then the function will return a single result, as a string. If false, or not set, then the function returns an array of the custom fields. This is not intuitive. For example, if you fetch a serialized array with this method you want $single to be true to actually get an unserialized array back. If you pass in false, or leave it out, you will have an array of one, and the value at index 0 will be the serialized string. |
PHP Snippet
This snippet gets the post ID of the page, then looks for a custom field labeled 'custom-field'* and then prints that value. If there is no value, or no custom field set, the else
statement should have a fall back.
<?php if ( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'custom-field', true) ) { 'custom-field' ?> <?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, 'custom-field', true); 'custom-field' ?> <?php } else { ?> <!-- back-up / default HTML goes here --> <?php } ?>
Conditionals if/else statements
About
All of our sites have specific home pages, there are a few conditional statements that allows one to dynamically find out if one is on the homepage or another page of the web site. We'll give a few more conditions for examples, which are met or not and return true, or false.
Conditions
| Condition | Value |
|---|---|
is_front_page() |
Displays true when the front of the site is displayed, whether it is posts or a page. |
is_single() |
(string) When any single Post (or attachment, or custom Post Type) page is being displayed. (False for Pages) |
is_single( '17' ) |
When Post 17 is being displayed as a single Post. |
is_single( array( 17, 'beef-stew', 'Irish Stew' ) ) |
Returns true when the single post being displayed is either post ID 17, or the post_name is "beef-stew", or the post_title is "Irish Stew". |
is_page() |
(string) When any Page is being displayed. |
is_page( 42, 'about-me', 'About Me And Joe' ) |
Returns true when the Pages displayed is either post ID = 42, or post_name is "about-me", or post_title is "About Me And Joe". |
PHP Snippet
This is an pretty standard if/else statement. Line 1 it's saying (if
) this is the home page, and opens an area between line 1 and line 2 to do a specific set of HTML/CSS/PHP; on Line 2 says if this is not the home page, (else
), display this HTML/CSS/PHP instead.
<?php if (is_front_page()) { ?> <?php } else { ?> <?php } ?>


using System; namespace EmotionalAppraisal.DTOs { /// <summary> /// Data Type Object Class for the representation of an Emotion /// </summary> [Serializable] public class EmotionDTO { /// <summary> /// The emotion type key. Used to uniquely identify the emotion type. /// </summary> public string Type { get; set; } /// <summary> /// The current intencity of the emotion /// </summary> public float Intensity { get; set; } /// <summary> /// The event that caused the expression of this emotion /// </summary> public uint CauseEventId { get; set; } /// <summary> /// The string representation of the event that caused this emotion /// </summary> public string CauseEventName { get; set; } } }


Download & use (install) EHC
- The current version of all compiler versions can be downloaded as a tgz file; in the following it assumed that <dist-dir> is the top directory of the distribution.
- New versions appear whenever a stable point in the development has been reached.
- The current development version can be directly checked out from the subversion repository. Please contact [[Atze.WebHome][me]] if you wish to have write access and contribute. Currently, the distribution contains prebuilt documentation in pdf format, whereas the version from svn archive does not (building the doc requires the presence of additional LaTeX styles).
- Requires GHC6.4 and the Haskell Utrecht Tools .
- There is no such thing as a EHC installation, because EHC consists of multiple compilers. However, the tools required to build these compilers can by copied to a suitable location (e.g. /usr/local/bin). The built executables for the tools are located in <dist-dir>/bin; executables for the compilers are located in <dist-dir>/bin/<n>, where <n> is the compiler version.
- Unpack the EHC distribution, creating a directory <dist-dir> of the form <dist-date>-ehc-<dist-name>
- cd <dist-dir>
- ./configure
- (for now) check and if necessary further adapt mk/config.mk.
- Type 'make' for an explanation of what can be made, for example:
- EHC version 1 is constructed by: make bin/1/ehc
- Run regression test on .eh files from <dist-dir>/test (only when previous test results are available, included in the downloadable distribution) by: make test-regress VERSIONS="1"
- Type 'bin/<n>/ehc --help' for help on commandline invocation.
Download & install Ruler
- Ruler is part of the EHC distribution, it will be automatically build as part of the construction of any ehc. If it is necessary to build the tool separately, follow the next instructions.
- Installation:
- Unpack the EHC distribution (see above)
- cd <dist-dir>/src/ruler2
- Follow the instructions in the README file in that directory (or type 'make' for explanation)
- See the demo subdirectory for a larger example. Ruler is also used to construct a major part of EHC.
Documentation
- Ruler documentation is under construction. The unfinished version can be downloaded here, or follow the links on EHC's homepage.
- Shuffle documentation is outdated (it describes a subset of the current features), but still gives an impression of its capabilities.
- The most recent version of the !PhD describing EHC.
What is currently implemented?
- Experimental features
-
- Explicit type signatures w.r.t. forall, exists and predicates
- Impredicativity (though not merged into main development trunk)
- Explicit passing of implicit parameters
- GRIN based backend
- Haskell(98 or later) implemented features
-
- Class system
- Extensible records
- Modules
- Haskell(98 or later) features, not yet fully implemented
-
- Functional dependencies for multiparameter type classes
- Foreign function interface only to make system work
- No deriving
- No default
- No type synonyms
- No data fields (update, pattern, construction)
- Patterns only for datatypes, not for literals
- No Integer, Float and Double
- No exceptions and threads
- No IO
- Haskell(98 or later) missing features, unlikely to be implemented
-
- Library, runtime and performance handicaps
-
- Backend via GRIN to C (gcc)
-
- Partial separate compilation because at some point GRIN backend performs full program analysis
- Lacking support for record update, extensible records. As these are used to build dictionaries for class instances as well, programs using classes type check but do not execute.
- Platform dependent tailcall assembly code (via configure script)
- Supported platforms:
- MacOSX 10.4 (PowerPC)
- WinXP + Cygwin
- No proper runtime system, in particular no garbage collection, threads and exceptions
- Compiler driver does not invoke gcc/cpp
- No libraries
- No install
- Plans
-
- Fix the above
- Use GHC's libraries with minimal adaption
- Use/investigation of 3d party libraries:
- gmp (GNU multiple precision) for type Integer
- gc (Boehm's garbage collector)
- llvm (Low Level Virtual Machine) for the backend
$Id$


What is it?
Era is a dating app that reaches back in time to allow users to find a dating style that works best for them. This app provides six dating era options which all work in a similar way to the dating styles of its time.
For Whom?
For the teenager who is curious what dating was like in the 1920s or the middle-aged bachelor who misses the dating trends of the 1980s, Era encompasses dating preferences from the 1900s to present day. Easy to use and accessible from your mobile device, this dating app is designed for anyone who is interested in dating as if they were in a different era.
Why use it?
Let's face it. Dating apps of today all follow the same dating style which is often ineffective. People of the dating pool today deserve more options. Era allows individuals 16 to 96 to date in a way that feels comfortable to them.
When is it used?
Era can be used anywhere at anytime. For the single sweetheart on the go, or the bored bachelor with nothing better to do, Era can be accessed from your mobile device.


London Marathon plagued by drugs and violence, says City of London
by Stefan BosciaThe London Marathon needs a stronger police presence to deal with recurrent drug-taking and violence, according to the City of London’s chief safety officer.
David MacKintosh, the City of London Corporation’s head of community safety, has said the marathon brings “large groups of young adults consuming alcohol and drugs…particularly nitrous oxide”, which has contributed to “violent disorder”.
Read more: City runners shine as thousands turn out for London Marathon
The corporation’s policy and resources committee will vote on Thursday whether to take forward a request to grant the City of London Police a Public Space Protection Order for next year.
The order would allow the police force to use additional powers, such as refusing entry to some areas, for the 2020 London Marathon.
MacKintosh said 500 “highly intoxicated young adults” made Trinity Square, Farringdon, a “no go area” this year.
This was despite the presence of 100 City of London Police officers in the area.
“The large groups who congregate in Trinity Square and its vicinity, create a hostile environment and are often verbally abusive towards those competing in the London Marathon as well as other spectators,” MacKintosh said.
The disorderly behaviour has caused concern about the reputation of the event, which provides an estimated £128m in economic benefits to London each year.
This year, the City of London Corporation increased barriers, installed CCTV cameras and cancelled a DJ set to try and combat the issue.
However, MacKintosh said it was to no avail.
A London Marathon spokesperson confirmed that organisers were aware of the problem.
Read more: One Liverpool Street: City of London approves Crossrail office block
“In recent years, there has been a gathering of young people drinking and taking nitrous oxide in one isolated area in the City,” they said.
“We will continue to work to support the police in every way we can to ensure that spectators can enjoy the world’s greatest marathon.”


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CHINESE BOX
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: **1/2 OUT OF ****
France/USA, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 4/17/98 (limited) Running Length: 1:49 MPAA Classification: R (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Jeremy Irons, Gong Li, Maggie Cheung, Michael Hui, Ruben Blades Director: Wayne Wang Producers: Lydia Dean Pilcher, Jean-Louis Piel Screenplay: Jean-Claude Carriere and Larry Gross Cinematography: Vilko Filac Music: Graeme Revell U.S. Distributor: Trimark Pictures In English and Chinese with subtitles
An educated concubine in feudal China (RAISE THE RED LANTERN). A prostitute caught between two childhood friends during the 1940s (FAREWELL MY CONCUBINE). A wife and mother facing tragedy in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution (TO LIVE). A sultry temptress in the heart of the '30s Shanghai gangland (SHANGHAI TRIAD). These are some of the roles essayed by Chinese actress Gong Li, and they have one thing in common – all of them take place decades or even centuries ago. Even in THE STORY OF QUI JU, a contemporary tale, Gong's character comes from a remote village where the technology and customs are those of the past. Not until CHINESE BOX has any director given Gong the role of a modern woman. Considering how good she is as Vivian, a Hong Kong nightclub owner, one wonders why it has taken so long. The actress is luminous in jeans and sunglasses, and, although she has trouble forming the unfamiliar English words that comprise much of her dialogue, she proves that she has the screen presence to play a character in any era. Sadly, CHINESE BOX is not the best forum for a display of her talent.
This is the latest feature from Wayne Wang, the film maker who was behind the small, Brooklyn-based dramas, SMOKE and BLUE IN THE FACE. Instead of adapting the quirky tone that suffused those films, Wang has taken a 180-degree turn into melodrama for this examination of Hong Kong during the months and days preceding its transition from British to Chinese rule. Given all of the tension and cultural upheaval generated by the events of July 1, 1997, this would seem to be an event capable of inspiring a great motion picture. Unfortunately, Wang chooses to plunge viewers into a soap opera, a decision which robs CHINESE BOX of much of its potential power.
Jeremy Irons, looking gaunt and unhappy, plays John, a British photojournalist who lives and works in Hong Kong, and who is suffering from unrequited love for Vivian. With the approaching political changeover, John is feeling a deep sense of melancholy that is deepened when his doctor gives him some bad news. The bulk of the film follows him as he makes one last, desperate play for Vivian. However, his attempt to win her over is thwarted not only by the changing political tides, but by a series of dark secrets that emerge from both of their pasts. A subplot of greater interest centers on John's endeavor to record the life story of Jean, a street hustler (Maggie Cheung).
This is one of those films where the background elements are far more interesting than those in the foreground. I didn't care much about what happened between John and Vivian, primarily because I never felt much for his character. Irons is lifeless in this role, and his uninspired performance does little to draw us into John's world. Perhaps this individual is supposed to be a living metaphor for the rapidly-diminishing worldwide influence of the once-mighty British Empire, but symbols rarely make for interesting protagonists. The most intriguing aspects of the movie are the political and economic implications of the changeover, but those are relegated to the background and shown primarily through CNN news clips. Businessmen are nervous, but the only way we know this is through snatches of conversations that Wang allows us to overhear.
Even though Gong is wonderful, I wish a lion's share of the time given to the sketchily-developed Vivian had been granted to Jean. Played by the wonderful Hong Kong actress Maggie Cheung, who starred in IRMA VEP, Jean is lively and energetic – a welcome contrast to Irons. Her story, which we learn in bits and pieces, might have made for a better motion picture than the one Wang assembled. Instead of getting the full narrative, however, we are fed the short version in a series of interludes sandwiched between the cliched development of the tortured romance between John and Vivian.
It's doubtful that CHINESE BOX will be the last fictional effort to be fashioned from the events surrounding July 1, 1997 in Hong Kong. However, it's questionable whether any other motion picture will have such a top-notch level of talent in front of and behind the cameras. CHINESE BOX is not a terrible film – it offers a series of semi- satisfying moments for those who crave a sudsy romantic tragedy – but it is a disappointment. The real puzzle of this CHINESE BOX is how so much dramatic potential could result in a film of so little consequence.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
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"My belief is that no movie, nothing in life, leaves people neutral.
-- David Puttnam
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Karnataka By-polls Results: 11 rebels labelled defectors by their parties win again on BJP seats
by ShreyaBengaluru, Dec 09: The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Karnataka retained majority in the Karnataka Assembly after 11 of the 13 Congress and JD(S) turncoats that the saffron had fielded managed to retain power in the state.
Congress won two seats, Janata Dal Secular (JDS) drew a blank while a BJP rebel won as an Independent candidate.
Jarkiholi Ramesh Laxmanrao, who spearheaded Operation Lotus leading to the fall of the H D Kumaraswamy government managed to win the Gokak seat again for the BJP.
Likewise, Arabail Hebbar Shivaram, Mahesh Iranagouda Kumathalli, K Sudhakar, BA Basavaraja, and ST Somashekar won from Yellapur,Athani, Chikkaballapur, KR Pura and Yeshwanthpur constituencies respectively.
Meanwhile, Anand Singh won the Vijayanagara seat for the BJP again.
The twp rebel leaders who failed to win their seats were N Nagaraju (MTB) and Adaguru H Vishwanath.
Chief minister B.S. Yediyurappa, who engineered the Congress-JDS rebellion, reiterated that the disqualified legislators who win will be made ministers in his Cabinet.
"They (disqualified MLAs) sacrificed for us. We've promised to make them ministers. There's no question of going back on this promise," Yediyurappa said.
To a question, if the disqualified legislators, who lost the bypolls, will be made ministers, Yediyurappa said "I don't want to discuss this now. In the coming days, we will discuss this with the Central leadrship."
Among the 15 constituencies going for polls, 12 were represented by Congress and three by JD(S).
List of winners
BJP
- K R Pet - Narayana Gowda
- Chikkaballapura - Dr Sudharkar
- Gokak - Ramesh Jarakiholi
- Kagwad - Shrimanth Patil
- Athani - Mahesh Kumathalli
- KR Puram - Byrathi Basavaraj
- Ranebennur - Arun Kumar
- Yellapur - Shivram Hebbar
- Mahalakshmi Layout - K Gopalaiah
- Yeshwantpur - S T Somashekar
- Vijayanagar - Anand Singh
- Hirekerur - B C Patil
Congress
- Hunsuru - H P Manjunath won against BJP's H Vishwanath
- Shivaji Nagar - Rizwan Arshad defeated M Saravana of BJP
Independent
- Hoskote - Sharat Bache Gowda won against BJP's official candidate MTB Nagaraj


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Create a feature branch and push it to the remote¶
With git, the common approach to making changes is to create a feature branch for each change to protect the main code. When the branch is ready, it can be merged into master. If it ends up being a dead end, it is easy to start over from master with or without deleting the branch. Multiple different branchs can exist simultaneously to try different ideas:
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I’m a little behind in posting this, since it’s been live and in the media for a while now. Go check it out: http://buzz.yahoo.com
It took a lot of work to pull this thing together. Monday night was the craziest month of my web development career, culminating in this tweet posted as I finished pushing the last packages out into production. I managed to ignore the page that came in 5 hours later. I wonder if it was some kind of subconscious self-preservation that made me leave my phone on vibrate when I finally went to bed. Sorry bout that, Trang.
And despite the rather disappointing leak, it seems to have been pretty well received.
We worked really hard on this project, and while it’s definitely still a “beta”, the feature set is enough to be interesting, in my opinion. All in all, this has been a highly rewarding product to be a part of, and I’m extremely proud to have been a part of the team that built it.
I’m in the process of moving onto a different team, and I have mixed feelings about the transition. On the one hand, the team I’m joining is doing some truly ambitious and interesting things, and it’s more in the direction that I want to go. I’ve been starting to get tired of building one web site after another, and this will be an opportunity to do something much more in the “web application” direction. On the other hand, the Orion team is one of the best groups of developers I’ve ever worked with, and it’s sad to leave them.
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Jordan Henderson opens up on why he was "ready to kill" Luis Suarez at Liverpool
Henderson arrived at Anfield in a stunning £20million move from boyhood club Sunderland ahead of the 2011/12 campaign
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Jordan Henderson has revealed how he was "ready to kill" Luis Suarez during his early years at Liverpool - after the striker regularly belittled him in training.
Henderson arrived at Anfield in a stunning £20million move from boyhood club Sunderland ahead of the 2011/12 campaign.
By that point, Suarez had already been with the Reds for six months, having joined from Ajax in January 2011, and was well on his way to becoming the focal point of Kenny Dalglish's side.
Now Henderson, who was only 20 at the time and had just one England cap under his belt, has opened up on his bust-up with Suarez, who would gesticulate angrily towards the midfielder in training.
Speaking to Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher on The Greatest Game with Jamie Carragher podcast, he said: "I was trying to do the best I can do. Being a footballer, there is criticism and people doubting you all the time.
"At that time, I was a young player and there were one or two things Luis did in training that I didn't like.
"It made me feel I wasn't good enough to be in the same team in training.
"The arms were up like 'what the f***, what is he doing', like I shouldn't be there.
"That really hurt me.
"From that point, I had a good relationship with Luis. The next game I set him up for his goal.
"He was brilliant with me after that and I was really close to him after that and he was another big player I learned from."
The pair went on to star for the Reds until Suarez quit in 2014 to join Spanish giants Barcelona .
Henderson, meanwhile, has deservedly earned cult hero status at Anfield and replaced the legendary Steven Gerrard as Reds captain.
He helped Jurgen Klopp's side romp to a Champions League triumph last season and, this season, they are on track to secure their first league title since 1990.


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CAPPADOCIA
"CAPPADOCIA "the easternmost and the largest province of Asia Minor.
Christianity very early penetrated into this country (
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"CAPPADOCIA "the easternmost and the largest province of Asia Minor.
Christianity very early penetrated into this country (1 Peter 1:1). On the day of Pentecost there were Cappadocians at Jerusalem (Acts 2:9).


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Represents a node.
A Node simply represents a certain location using an x and y value. A Node object is defined by its x and y values. Two Nodes are equivalent if they have the same x and y values. A Node object is similar to a point except that a Node object is more discreet because its x and y values have to be integers.
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