Chemist v0.3.1 Chemist.Match
Uses match-v2.2 and matchlist-v2.2 APIs.
Summary
Functions
Contains match data; retrieved by match id
Contains recent matches for a player; retrieved by player id
Functions
Contains match data; retrieved by match id.
Default opts:
includeTimeline: false
- Flag indicating whether or not to include match timeline data
Sample output:
{:ok,
%{"mapId" => 11, "matchCreation" =><PHONE_NUMBER>848,
"matchDuration" => 1904, "matchId" =><PHONE_NUMBER>,
"matchMode" => "CLASSIC", "matchType" => "MATCHED_GAME",
"matchVersion" => "<IP_ADDRESS>28",
"participantIdentities" => [%{"participantId" => 1,
"player" => %{"matchHistoryUri" => "/v1/stats/player_history/NA1/231272990",
"profileIcon" => 1301, "summonerId" => 72469211,
"summonerName" => "Dubaya is Back"}},
...
],
"participants" => [%{"championId" => 117,
"highestAchievedSeasonTier" => "DIAMOND",
"masteries" => [%{"masteryId" => 6211, "rank" => 5},
%{"masteryId" => 6223, "rank" => 1},
%{"masteryId" => 6232, "rank" => 5},
%{"masteryId" => 6241, "rank" => 1},
%{"masteryId" => 6311, "rank" => 5},
%{"masteryId" => 6322, "rank" => 1},
%{"masteryId" => 6332, "rank" => 5},
%{"masteryId" => 6342, "rank" => 1},
%{"masteryId" => 6352, "rank" => 5},
%{"masteryId" => 6363, "rank" => 1}], "participantId" => 1,
"runes" => [%{"rank" => 1, "runeId" => 5053},
%{"rank" => 9, "runeId" => 5273},
%{"rank" => 1, "runeId" => 5289},
%{"rank" => 7, "runeId" => 5296},
%{"rank" => 3, "runeId" => 5317},
%{"rank" => 6, "runeId" => 5320},
%{"rank" => 3, "runeId" => 5357}], "spell1Id" => 4,
"spell2Id" => 3,
"stats" => %{"firstInhibitorKill" => false,
"totalDamageTaken" => 15553, "neutralMinionsKilled" => 0,
"kills" => 0, "totalScoreRank" => 0,
"totalTimeCrowdControlDealt" => 524, "wardsKilled" => 6,
"physicalDamageDealt" => 7104, "towerKills" => 0,
"trueDamageTaken" => 121, "magicDamageDealtToChampions" => 6105,
"totalDamageDealtToChampions" => 8415, "combatPlayerScore" => 0,
"largestKillingSpree" => 0, "sightWardsBoughtInGame" => 0,
"item5" => 0, "firstBloodAssist" => false,
"largestCriticalStrike" => 0, "totalHeal" => 4589,
"visionWardsBoughtInGame" => 3, "tripleKills" => 0,
"objectivePlayerScore" => 0, "firstTowerAssist" => false,
"winner" => false, "trueDamageDealt" => 2049,
"inhibitorKills" => 0, "largestMultiKill" => 0,
"firstInhibitorAssist" => false, "item1" => 3504,
"neutralMinionsKilledTeamJungle" => 0, "minionsKilled" => 24,
...}, "teamId" => 100,
"timeline" => %{"creepsPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => 1.0,
"twentyToThirty" => 1.2000000000000002, "zeroToTen" => 0.1},
"csDiffPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => -1.3499999999999996,
"twentyToThirty" => -1.1500000000000004, "zeroToTen" => -1.4},
"damageTakenDiffPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => -259.35,
"twentyToThirty" => -95.10000000000002,
"zeroToTen" => 1.049999999999983},
"damageTakenPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => 241.1,
"twentyToThirty" => 832.4, "zeroToTen" => 261.5},
"goldPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => 314.6,
"twentyToThirty" => 318.6, "zeroToTen" => 167.0},
"lane" => "BOTTOM", "role" => "DUO_SUPPORT",
"xpDiffPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => 46.349999999999994,
"twentyToThirty" => -4.850000000000023,
"zeroToTen" => -42.40000000000002},
"xpPerMinDeltas" => %{"tenToTwenty" => 373.8,
"twentyToThirty" => 611.8, "zeroToTen" => 232.4}}},
...
],
"platformId" => "NA1", "queueType" => "TEAM_BUILDER_RANKED_SOLO",
"region" => "NA", "season" => "PRESEASON2017",
"teams" => [%{"bans" => [%{"championId" => 114, "pickTurn" => 1},
%{"championId" => 164, "pickTurn" => 3},
%{"championId" => 7, "pickTurn" => 5}], "baronKills" => 0,
"dominionVictoryScore" => 0, "dragonKills" => 3,
"firstBaron" => false, "firstBlood" => false,
"firstDragon" => true, "firstInhibitor" => false,
"firstRiftHerald" => false, "firstTower" => false,
"inhibitorKills" => 0, "riftHeraldKills" => 0, "teamId" => 100,
"towerKills" => 2, "vilemawKills" => 0, "winner" => false},
%{"bans" => [%{"championId" => 17, "pickTurn" => 2},
%{"championId" => 107, "pickTurn" => 4},
%{"championId" => 126, "pickTurn" => 6}], "baronKills" => 1,
"dominionVictoryScore" => 0, "dragonKills" => 1,
"firstBaron" => true, "firstBlood" => true, "firstDragon" => false,
"firstInhibitor" => true, "firstRiftHerald" => false,
"firstTower" => true, "inhibitorKills" => 3,
"riftHeraldKills" => 0, "teamId" => 200, "towerKills" => 11,
"vilemawKills" => 0, "winner" => true}]}}
Contains recent matches for a player; retrieved by player id.
Default opts:
championIds: no default
- Comma-separated list of champion IDs to use for fetching games.
rankedQueues: no default
- Comma-separated list of ranked queue types to use for fetching games. Non-ranked queue types will be ignored.
seasons: no default
- Comma-separated list of seasons to use for fetching games.
beginTime: no default
- The begin time to use for fetching games specified as epoch milliseconds.
endTime: no default
- The end time to use for fetching games specified as epoch milliseconds.
beginIndex: no default
- The begin index to use for fetching games.
endIndex: no default
- The end index to use for fetching games.
Sample output:
{:ok,
%{"endIndex" => 1097,
"matches" => [%{"champion" => 104, "lane" => "JUNGLE",
"matchId" =><PHONE_NUMBER>, "platformId" => "NA1",
"queue" => "TEAM_BUILDER_RANKED_SOLO", "region" => "NA",
"role" => "NONE", "season" => "PRESEASON2017",
"timestamp" =><PHONE_NUMBER>077},
...
], "startIndex" => 0,
"totalGames" => 1097}}


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Image processing dialog class. More...
#include <ImageProcessingSettingsDialog.h>
Public Slots | |
| void | updateStoredSettingsFromDialog () |
| Public slot to updated the stored settings from the dialog ones. More... | |
Signals | |
| void | newImageProcessingSettings (struct ImageProcessingSettings p_settings) |
| Signal: New ImageProcessingSettings are set. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| ImageProcessingSettingsDialog (QWidget *parent=0) | |
| Constructor of the dialog to set up the UI from the Qt file. More... | |
| ~ImageProcessingSettingsDialog () | |
| Destructor of the dialog to delete the created UI. | |
| void | updateDialogSettingsFromStored () |
| Function which updates the dialog settings from the stored ones. | |
| ImageProcessingSettings | getImgProcSettingsForImg () |
| Function to get actual ImageProcessingSettings struct. More... | |
| ImageProcessingFlags | ImgProcFlagsForImg () |
| Function to get actual ImageProcessingFlags struct. More... | |
Private Slots | |
| void | resetOverlays () |
| Private slot to reset the display settings. More... | |
Private Attributes | |
| Ui::ImageProcessingSettingsDialog * | ui |
| ImageProcessingSettingsDialog UI pointer. More... | |
| ImageProcessingSettings | imageProcessingSettings |
| ImageProcessingSettings struct. More... | |
Image processing dialog class.
Dialog to set specifc parameters which will be applied on the displayed image.
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explicit |
Constructor of the dialog to set up the UI from the Qt file.
| parent | an QWidget argument. If no parameter is give parent = 0. |
| ImageProcessingSettings ImageProcessingSettingsDialog::getImgProcSettingsForImg | ( | ) |
Function to get actual ImageProcessingSettings struct.
| ImageProcessingFlags ImageProcessingSettingsDialog::ImgProcFlagsForImg | ( | ) |
Function to get actual ImageProcessingFlags struct.
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signal |
Signal: New ImageProcessingSettings are set.
| p_settings | ImageProcessingSettings struct as argument. |
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privateslot |
Private slot to reset the display settings.
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slot |
Public slot to updated the stored settings from the dialog ones.
Public slot to connect with a specific action in program that should call this function
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ImageProcessingSettings struct.
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ImageProcessingSettingsDialog UI pointer.
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KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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This class wraps automatically the different types mof mappers. More...
#include <simple_mortar_mapper_wrapper_process.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Life Cycle | |
| SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper (ModelPart &rOriginModelPart, ModelPart &rDestinationModelPart, Parameters ThisParameters=Parameters(R"({})"), LinearSolverType::Pointer pThisLinearSolver=nullptr) | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| ~SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper () override=default | |
| Destructor. More... | |
Operators | |
| void | operator() () |
Operations | |
| void | Execute () override |
| Execute method is used to execute the Process algorithms. More... | |
| void | ExecuteInitializeSolutionStep () override |
| const Parameters | GetDefaultParameters () const override |
| This method provides the defaults parameters to avoid conflicts between the different constructors. More... | |
Input and output | |
| std::string | Info () const override |
| Turn back information as a string. More... | |
| void | PrintInfo (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print information about this object. More... | |
| void | PrintData (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print object's data. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Kratos::Process | |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (Process) | |
| Pointer definition of Process. More... | |
| Process () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| Process (const Flags options) | |
| ~Process () override | |
| Destructor. More... | |
| void | operator() () |
| This operator is provided to call the process as a function and simply calls the Execute method. More... | |
| virtual Process::Pointer | Create (Model &rModel, Parameters ThisParameters) |
| This method creates an pointer of the process. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteInitialize () |
| This function is designed for being called at the beginning of the computations right after reading the model and the groups. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteBeforeSolutionLoop () |
| This function is designed for being execute once before the solution loop but after all of the solvers where built. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteFinalizeSolutionStep () |
| This function will be executed at every time step AFTER performing the solve phase. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteBeforeOutputStep () |
| This function will be executed at every time step BEFORE writing the output. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteAfterOutputStep () |
| This function will be executed at every time step AFTER writing the output. More... | |
| virtual void | ExecuteFinalize () |
| This function is designed for being called at the end of the computations. More... | |
| virtual int | Check () |
| This function is designed for being called after ExecuteInitialize ONCE to verify that the input is correct. More... | |
| virtual void | Clear () |
| This method clears the assignation of the conditions. More... | |
| std::string | Info () const override |
| Turn back information as a string. More... | |
| void | PrintInfo (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print information about this object. More... | |
| void | PrintData (std::ostream &rOStream) const override |
| Print object's data. More... | |
Type Definitions | |
| using | SparseSpaceType = UblasSpace< double, CompressedMatrix, Vector > |
| Type definition for sparse space type. More... | |
| using | LocalSpaceType = UblasSpace< double, Matrix, Vector > |
| Type definition for local space type. More... | |
| using | MatrixType = typename SparseSpaceType::MatrixType |
| Type definition for matrix. More... | |
| using | VectorType = typename SparseSpaceType::VectorType |
| Type definition for vector. More... | |
| using | LinearSolverType = LinearSolver< SparseSpaceType, LocalSpaceType > |
| Type definition for linear solver. More... | |
| using | IndexType = std::size_t |
| Index type definition. More... | |
| KRATOS_CLASS_POINTER_DEFINITION (SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper) | |
| Pointer definition of SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper. More... | |
This class wraps automatically the different types mof mappers.
| using Kratos::SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper::IndexType = std::size_t |
Index type definition.
| using Kratos::SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper::LinearSolverType = LinearSolver<SparseSpaceType, LocalSpaceType> |
Type definition for linear solver.
Type definition for local space type.
Type definition for matrix.
| using Kratos::SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper::SparseSpaceType = UblasSpace<double, CompressedMatrix, Vector> |
Type definition for sparse space type.
Type definition for vector.
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Default constructor.
| rOriginModelPart | The origin model part to compute |
| rDestinationModelPart | The destination model part to compute |
| rThisVariable | The variable to transfer and be transfered |
| ThisParameters | The configuration parameters |
| pThisLinearSolver | The pointer to the linear to be used (in case of implicit resolution) |
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Destructor.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Execute method is used to execute the Process algorithms.
Reimplemented from Kratos::Process.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
This function will be executed at every time step BEFORE performing the solve phase
Reimplemented from Kratos::Process.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
This method provides the defaults parameters to avoid conflicts between the different constructors.
Reimplemented from Kratos::Process.
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Pointer definition of SimpleMortarMapperProcessWrapper.
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Asked what the future holds for his former club, Ferguson told Manchester United’s official website: ‘Well, we’ve got a great structure at the club.
‘We’ve got a lot of good young players coming through, that’s never changed.
‘There’s always that challenge, and what’s happening at the moment is a challenge, but with a bit of luck – and a bit of perseverance – we’ll sort it out.’
United’s struggles under Solskjaer have sparked fears that the best young talent will be reluctant to join the Premier League giants but Ferguson insists this is not a concern.
‘The young players at United are doing well,’ he told talkSPORT. ‘It’s a good set up at United.
‘For any young kid going there, it’s a great club to go to. And I think England are producing great young players who are representing their country and that can only be a good thing.
‘Hopefully Scotland can follow that!’
On Sunday, Manchester United travel to Premier League new-boys Sheffield United, who are currently fifth in the top-flight.


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Introduction
Water pollution is when substances build up in the water to a point where it causes problems for people and animals.
There are two main types of water pollution: nonpoint-source pollution and point-source pollution.
If pollution comes from multiple sources, it is nonpoint-source. However, if it comes from one source, it is point-source. Most water pollution is nonpoint-source, making it difficult to solve as there are many factors contributing to it.
Sometimes, it’s obvious when water has been polluted, like oil spills and trash floating. But most of the time, it isn’t. This is very concerning, as water is essential for all life.
The Issue
Water pollution has many sources, making it a difficult problem to solve.
Atmosphere
Atmospheric deposition is one of the many causes of water pollution. Water particles in the air mix with emitted carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and nitrogen oxides.
This will form a weak acid. This rain can fall down and damage structures and
also acidify the ocean, which makes it harder for life under the sea to flourish.
Sewage
Sewage is another cause. When lots of sewage is released into the environment, the nutrients from it can cause the growth of harmful algal blooms.
These blooms remove the oxygen from the water and kill the life present. In 2014, these algal blooms cost Toledo, Ohio its drinking water.
The dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico is fed by contaminants found in untreated sewage, which has led to a loss in wildlife.
Biology
However, pollution is not strictly limited to chemicals. It can be biological as well.
The introduction of invasive species into water ecosystems can drastically change the environment.
Because they have no natural predators outside their normal habitat, they can run rampant and crowd out native life.
Asian carp, which is an invasive species in the Great Lakes, is one such example. They eat the plankton in the water, leaving very little for the native species.
Plastics
Plastic has a major impact on our lives.
In a year, 300 million tons of plastic are produced.
And of that, only 10% of that is recycled.
The remaining 90% lays abandoned in landfills and our environment.
Plastic takes approximately 400 years to degrade. With the amount of plastic we leave discarded, it would take hundreds of thousands of years to decompose.
Countries like Australia used to produce 7 billion bags until they introduced bans and taxes on plastic bags all over.
As more and more countries adopt these policies, you should move towards using reusable bags.
Oil
Deepwater Horizon, one of the most major oil spills ever, was devastating.
Estimations of about 200 million gallons of oil were pushed into the water. Oil destroys the water repellency of bird’s feathers and the insulating abilities of mammals.
It exposes them to the harsh elements and endangers them. Oil also clogs the roots of plants, which means that less nutrients can get to them.
This further decimates the local environment.
What You Can Do
There are a wide variety of ways you can help reduce water pollution.
First of all, educate yourself.
This website is a great first step on educating yourself on water pollution. Click on our "Resources" tab to learn more.
You can also start off by moving towards using reusable bags instead of plastic bags.
This way, there’s less of a chance of plastic making its way into the water and endangering wildlife.
You should also make more attempts to recycle any recyclable items.
Also, when you have any hazardous waste, you should properly dispose of it instead of dumping it on the ground.
Hazardous waste can seep through the soil and get into the groundwater supply, contaminating it and reducing our access to fresh water.
At home, you should make a move towards using less water.
You should take showers because you waste less water compared to a bath.
You should also turn the water off when brushing your teeth and also fix any leaks.
All these efforts mean that you waste less water.
Be mindful of what you eat.
Look for food that is marked “line caught”, “diver caught”, “sustainably caught”, or “sustainably harvested.”
You should spread what you have learned and tell others about the cause.
Donate to reputable charities that help with water conservation efforts.
Find activities that will help with the cause. Apps like Charity Miles log the miles you run or walk and donate money to charities. You can select charities that concern water pollution.
Demand clean water!
Lobby your lawmakers to help create bills that can help stop water pollution.


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At the heart of Heimdall's Quest is a teaching methodology that aim to inspire a student-driven cultural change in the classroom, and to strengthen the teacher's relationship with each and every student.
How it worksStudents gain points by showing up, making an effort and helping eachother.
Students can use powers to help their team or gain perks in the classroom.
Students have to cooperate to advance in the challenge system!
The framework is designed to help students develop soft skills and learn to learn.


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Brownies Recipe
The following page contains information related to brownies.
Brownie lovers beware! History, Recipe, Ingredients and our favourites are all listed.
Brownies History
Brownies were invented by pixies and faries in 1505, they were known as BROWNIES in Northern Ireland.
You'd leave the ingredients outside your door and when the villagers would wake up they'd find the sweet chocolaty dessert freshly baked replacing the ingredients. The villagers decided to name this delicious dessert after the species that would bake them, the pixies and faries names "Brownies".
Brownies Ingredients
Make sure your ingredients are at room temperature.
Grease a square pan of 6"x 6" & add a piece of wax paper to the bottom of the pan to avoid the mix from sticking.
- 2 cups of flour
- 1 cup of sugar
- 3 tblps cocoa
- 1/4 c unsalted butter
- 1/4 c vegetable oil
- 1 tsp of salt
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tblsp vanilla extract
- 3 eggs
Brownies Procedure
Place sugar into the boul with the vegetable oil and mix until creamy, slowly add the melted butter while mixing. Slowly add 1 egg at a time until fully integrated, then add vanilla.
On a separate bowl mix all the dry ingredients. Sift them into the bowl with the wet ingredients very slowly until fully integrated.
Place mixture unto pan and bake for 35 minutes at 350 F.
My favourite Brownies
My favourite Brownies are:
Chocolate Chip Brownies,
Peanut Butter Cup Brownies,
Marshmellow Fluff Brownies,
Caramel Chip Brownies,
and Nutella Brownies.


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8.39 HTTP Client
8.39.1 Error Codes
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_MALFORMED_URL
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_MALFORMED_URL
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_INVALID_PROTOCOL
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_INVALID_PROTOCOL
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_INVALID_DATA
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_INVALID_DATA
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_INVALID_DATA_ENCODING
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_INVALID_DATA_ENCODING
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_HOST_LOOKUP_FAILED
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_HOST_LOOKUP_FAILED
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_CONNECT_FAILED
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_CONNECT_FAILED
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_SEND_FAILED
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_SEND_FAILED
<IP_ADDRESS> ERR_RECEIVE_FAILED
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ERR_RECEIVE_FAILED
8.39.2 Constants
<IP_ADDRESS> FORM_URLENCODED
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum FORM_URLENCODED
<IP_ADDRESS> MULTIPART_FORM_DATA
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum MULTIPART_FORM_DATA
<IP_ADDRESS> ENCODE_NONE
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ENCODE_NONE
No encoding is necessary
<IP_ADDRESS> ENCODE_BASE64
include std/net/http.e namespace http public enum ENCODE_BASE64
Use Base64 encoding
8.39.3 Configuration Routines
<IP_ADDRESS> set_proxy_server
include std/net/http.e namespace http public procedure set_proxy_server(sequence ip, integer port)
Configure http client to use a proxy server
Parameters:
- proxy_ip - IP address of the proxy server
- proxy_port - Port of the proxy server
8.39.4 Get/Post Routines
<IP_ADDRESS> http_post
include std/net/http.e namespace http public function http_post(sequence url, object data, object headers = 0, natural follow_redirects = 10, natural timeout = 15)
Post data to a HTTP resource.
Parameters:
- url - URL to send post request to
- data - Form data (described later)
- headers - Additional headers added to request
- follow_redirects - Maximum redirects to follow
- timeout - Maximum number of seconds to wait for a response
Returns:
An integer error code or a 2 element sequence. Element 1 is a sequence of key/value pairs representing the result header information. element 2 is the body of the result.
If result is a negative integer, that represents a local error condition.
If result is a positive integer, that represents a HTTP error value from the server.
Data Sequence:
This sequence should contain key value pairs representing the expected form elements of the called URL. For a simple url-encoded form:
{ {"name", "John Doe"}, {"age", "22"}, {"city", "Small Town"}}
All Keys and Values should be a sequence.
If the post requires multipart form encoding then the sequence is a little different. The first element of the data sequence must be MULTIPART_FORM_DATA. All subsequent field values should be key/value pairs as described above except for a field representing a file upload. In that case the sequence should be:
{ FIELD-NAME, FILE-VALUE, FILE-NAME, MIME-TYPE, ENCODING-TYPE }
Encoding type can be
An example for a multipart form encoded post request data sequence
{ { "name", "John Doe" }, { "avatar", file_content, "me.png", "image/png", ENCODE_BASE64 }, { "city", "Small Town" } }
See Also:
<IP_ADDRESS> http_get
include std/net/http.e namespace http public function http_get(sequence url, object headers = 0, natural follow_redirects = 10, natural timeout = 15)
Get a HTTP resource.
Returns:
An integer error code or a 2 element sequence. Element 1 is a sequence of key/value pairs representing the result header information. Element 2 is the body of the result.
If result is a negative integer, that represents a local error condition.
If result is a positive integer, that represents a HTTP error value from the server.
Example:
include std/console.e -- for display() include std/net/http.e object result = http_get("http://example.com") if atom(result) then printf(1, "Web error: %d\n", result) abort(1) end if display(result[1]) -- header key/value pairs printf(1, "Content: %s\n", { result[2] })
See Also:
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I'LL DO ANYTHING A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1994 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Nick Nolte, Albert Brooks, Whittni Wright, Joely Richardson, Julie Kavner, Tracey Ullman. Screenplay/Director: James L. Brooks.
I wish I hadn't known so much about I'LL DO ANYTHING. I wish I hadn't known that it was written as a musical, and that the songs had been edited out after disastrous test screenings. I wish I hadn't found myself trying to guess where the songs would have gone, or wondering what might have been different. Then maybe, just maybe, I would have enjoyed it even more than I did. As aware as I was of its bumps, I was still mostly delighted by I'LL DO ANYTHING, and the reason why can be summed up in two words: Whittni Wright.
I'LL DO ANYTHING stars Nick Nolte as Matt Hobbs, a talented but struggling actor who never seems to have the "it" anyone is looking for. At a particularly down time in his career, he finds himself with an added responsibility: his 6-year-old daughter Jeannie (Whittni Wright), taken away from his ex-wife (Tracey Ullman) when she is sent to prison. Juggling Jeannie and his career becomes even trickier when he begins working for producer Burke Adler (Albert Brooks), and finds himself pushed for the lead in a remake of "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town" by a supportive development executive (Joely Richardson). Meanwhile, Jeannie is offered a part on a sit-com, and Adler works on a relationship with a pathologically honest audience researcher (Julie Kavner).
The fact is that I'LL DO ANYTHING shouldn't have worked at all. It's impossible not to play "Spot the Song Setup" (Nolte's number while he paces his apartment as Jeannie stays with a babysitter for the first time? Kavner's watching Brooks schmooze in a posh restaurant?), or to notice some particularly choppy editing. The Hollywood satire element never really hits stride, because it doesn't hit hard enough and because THE PLAYER already did it better. Ullman's character sports an appalling Georgia accent, and the six year time shifts don't allow for any rhyme or reason to her eventual, rather tenuous emotional state or why she spoils Jeannie so terribly. There are plenty of holes in I'LL DO ANYTHING, and a few more might have spelled disaster.
Consequently, I consider it fortunate that I fell in love with Whittni Wright the moment she appeared on screen. Wright is a magnificent Jeannie, reducing Matt to a whimper of "I have absolutely no idea what to do when she throws a spectacular temper tantrum on a plane. Unlike so many young performers, she never struck me as overly precious or self-aware, just winningly adorable. Stripped of its angle as a big industry send-up, I'LL DO ANYTHING becomes a story of people trying to get their priorities straight in a business where every instinct tells you to sell out those priorities, and Matt's relationship with Jeannie becomes the focal point of that struggle. As many times as "parent learns responsibility" stories have been done, I was still completely charmed by this one. Nolte and Wright are great together, and I found myself smiling almost every minute they were on screen together.
As he has done in his previous films, TERMS OF ENDEARMENT and BROADCAST NEWS, James L. Brooks fills the screen with quirky characters and clever dialogue. Joely Richardson is lovely and appealing as Cathy, the development exec who wants to take a stand but can't quite work up the nerve, and she uses her splayed-leg sitting position to give Cathy an aura of perpetual insecurity. Albert Brooks is good but underused as the cocky big-budget producer, and Julie Kavner gets off some of the best lines as the voice of honesty. It's too bad the relationships between those characters are generally so sketchy, gutted of some of their emotion byt the removal of the production numbers. Still, the one relationship that really mattered worked so well that I was tremendously forgiving. I'LL DO ANYTHING may not be the smoothest of rides, but Nolte and Wright did such a fine job of winning my heart that I was more than willing to take that ride with them.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 removed songs: 7.
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Module: Qo::Matchers
- Defined in:
- lib/qo/matchers/base_matcher.rb,
lib/qo/matchers/hash_matcher.rb,
lib/qo/matchers/array_matcher.rb,
lib/qo/matchers/pattern_match.rb,
lib/qo/matchers/guard_block_matcher.rb,
lib/qo/matchers/pattern_match_block.rb
Overview
A Qo Matcher is a class that acts like a Proc. It takes in a set of match values or key value pairs and a target value to evaluate against, and returns the status of that match.
It is possible to override this behavior via to_proc
overloading and
utilization of super
as noted in GuardBlockMatcher
.
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: ArrayMatcher, BaseMatcher, GuardBlockMatcher, HashMatcher, PatternMatch, PatternMatchBlock