All firms have been giving data to the NSA and such, wonder what a government could do with data on everyone's behavior other than stop people from being frightened of terrorism.
Well, this is news to me (Google Chrome user) but I heard there's a search engine called Startpage that uses proxy ip addresses to avoid you being tracked
This should not scare the innocent, of course the FBI and NSA will not really care if you are downloading few Pirated movies or such, although it is illegal it is nothing compared to the the International Crime such as Human Trafficking.
As far I am bothered NSA probably will not arrest wrong person even because these operations are under classified material and the suspects are researched in detail.
Intelligence agencies around the world can gain everything from personal matters to Digital-Data within few days or even few hours. If truly a suspect you will never even know. They are the most intelligent people on the earth.
This is really not the big news as I always use a VPN and a Proxy and I always knew\guessed that someone was always watching us.
I guess PRISM is the largest Surveillance program which has been foiled.
American Government is going good for us and we are not trusting them, because they are stopping attacks which could probably kill dozens and hundreds. It is already said they stopped few major intial attack plans therefore PRISM did save few thousand lives until now thus, what they are doing is right.

Cant remember though.
Sorry, at the moment I am on my Phone therefore it would take too long to list them , but just type in setting a VPN\ proxy on favorite Search Engine although majority of the videos are for Windows , I do guess there are few Linux Ubuntu dedicated videos as well.
American Government is going good for us and we are not trusting them, because they are stopping attacks which could probably kill dozens and hundreds. It is already said they stopped few major intial attack plans therefore PRISM did save few thousand lives until now thus, what they are doing is right.
I dont believe the governments is really interested in protecting people from terrorism, otherwise they wouldn't be spying on German embassies and such,
they are just looking for people to leverage, and before you tell me its a fuknut conspiracy theory I will tell you we been doing for centuries.
The NSA isn't stopping attacks its collecting data for social control, controlling terrorist attacks sure, but at a huge cost to freedom, plus some two bit charity with half the NSA's money could save a thousand more american lives a year.
The world is on a downturn and everyone is going to have to accept harsher living standards to hold up the 1% lifestyle, and theres going to be a lot of chaos and riots our police are terrified of riots and want to curb any kind of demonstration, look at the riots pooping up all over the world
Americas great liberties and freedoms could be completely taken away in a matter of decades and americans will be happy about it and will attack anyone who tries to tell them whats happening.
social control is happening, if you ever follow good sources on a story like snowden and then look at how the media twists the same story for the majority of stupids, then listen to their arguments and see how well their anger has been twisted.
Just because the government are looking checking for threatening things on the internet doesn't mean they are going to take away all your rights and you're gonna live under a dictatorship.
If that was true, I'm sure soliders wouldn't be in the army.


PETSc
- Selected by the DOE Office of Science for the 40th anniversary collection of 40 major papers
that have changed the face of science: S. Balay, W.D. Gropp, L.C. McInnes, and
B.F. Smith, "Efficient management of parallelism in
object-oriented numerical software libraries."
Chapter 10 in E. Arge, A.M. Bruaset and H.P. Langtangen (Eds),
Modern Software Tools in Scientific Computing, pp. 163-202
(1997) https://science.energy.gov/news/doe-science-at-40
- The PETSc Core Development Group won the SIAM/ACM Prize in Computational Science and Engineering for 2015
- Jed Brown won a 2014 IEEE Technical Committee on Scalable Computing Award for Excellence in Scalable Computing (Early Career Researcher) in part for his work on PETSc.
- Jed Brown won the 2014 SIAG/Supercomputing Junior Scientist Prize in part for his work on PETSc.
- Lois Curfman McInnes and Barry Smith won the 2011 Department of Energy E. O. Lawrence Award for contributions to DOE for their work developing PETSc in the mid-1990s.
- PETSc was a winner of a 2009 R and D 100 Award
- PETSc was one of the Top Ten Advances in Computational Science Accomplishments of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in 2008
-
Prizes won by PETSc users
- Number of theses prepared using PETSc: (19)
-
Industrial/DOE PETSc user sites
- Shell Research, Boeing Research, GM Research
- PPPL, LANL, SNL, PNNL, LLNL, ANL
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DOE CSGF Users of PETSc
- Allison Baker, University of Colorado at Boulder
- Jaydeep Bardhan, MIT
- Paul Bauman, UT Austin
- Ethan Coon, Columbia University
- Larisa Goldmints, CMU
- Boyce Griffith, New York University
- Glenn Hammond, University of Illinois
- Judith Hill, Carnegie Mellon
- Nick Jovanovic, Yale University
- Richard Katz, Columbia University
- Mary Ann Leung, University of Washington
- Richard Mills, William and Mary
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Commercial software that utilizes PETSc


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boards
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boards
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boards
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My boyfriend and I parachuted an unknown amount of 4-FA once, then again an hour later. I take a stimulant and an SSRI every day so I was interested how the added stimulant (4-FA) would affect me.
About a half hour after the first parachute I started to feel my heart racing. I felt on-edge and anxious as well as slightly nauseous. My boyfriend reported at that time that he felt like he was rolling.
A few hours later we were both feeling quite nauseous and continued to feel uneasy for the next few hours. I noticed at times that my boyfriend would complain about the temperature and break out into intense sweat while I felt the room temperature was normal.
Another few hours later we both still felt nauseous and he ended up puking and then feeling mildly better. Neither of us ate or felt like eating the whole time.
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Electrical Engineering is that branch of Engineering which deals with the study of application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. Trained electrical engineers design electric circuits and equipment. They work on large power plants as well in small hardware companies which includes designing, manufacturing and operating power plants, industrial machinery, electrical motors, computer chips and ignition systems for automobiles, aircrafts, space crafts and all kinds of engines.
Most people relate Electrical Engineering with wires and circuits but it is much more than that. Electrical Engineers are needed not only in construction or power industry but also in telecommunication, IT, navigation, railways, automobile, architecture, aerospace, defence, etc. From maintaining power grids to supervising research and development of electronic devices and technology to designing circuits for computers, Electrical Engineers are required in various fields.
This branch of Engineering is basically required broadly in two fields: Power and Telecommunication.
Power Engineers: Power Engineers are involved in generation and transmission of electricity. Their service is sought the most in automobile industry as they are responsible for designing, manufacturing and maintaining engines and maintaining the flow of power from the engine attached to devices. Power Engineers having specialized skills in microelectronics design and manufacture very small power circuits used in computers and other electronic devices. The average starting salary of Power Engineers is Rs 4 lakh and upwards.
Telecommunication Engineers: They mainly work on designing and maintenance of cables. Their service is also sought for production of receivers and transceivers. The average starting salary of Telecommunication Engineer is Rs 4 lakh and upwards. Key roles of an Electrical Engineer are:
Designing, manufacturing and operating power plants, industrial machinery, electrical motors, and ignition systems for automobiles, aircrafts, space crafts and other types of engines
Research and design improved ways for using electrical power
Electrical Engineering is that branch of Engineering which deals with the study of application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism. Trained electrical engineers design electric circuits and equipment. They work on large power plants as well in small hardware companies which includes designing, manufacturing and operating power plants, industrial machinery, electrical motors, computer chips and ignition systems for automobiles, aircrafts, space crafts and all kinds of engines.
Most people relate Electrical Engineering with wires and circuits but it is much more than that. Electrical Engineers are needed not only in construction or power industry but also in telecommunication, IT, navigation, railways, automobile, architecture, aerospace, defence, etc. From maintaining power grids to supervising research and development of electronic devices and technology to designing circuits for computers, Electrical Engineers are required in various fields.
This branch of Engineering is basically required broadly in two fields: Power and Telecommunication.
Power Engineers: Power Engineers are involved in generation and transmission of electricity. Their service is sought the most in automobile industry as they are responsible for designing, manufacturing and maintaining engines and maintaining the flow of power from the engine attached to devices. Power Engineers having specialized skills in microelectronics design and manufacture very small power circuits used in computers and other electronic devices. The average starting salary of Power Engineers is Rs 4 lakh and upwards.
Telecommunication Engineers: They mainly work on designing and maintenance of cables. Their service is also sought for production of receivers and transceivers. The average starting salary of Telecommunication Engineer is Rs 4 lakh and upwards. Key roles of an Electrical Engineer are:
Designing, manufacturing and operating power plants, industrial machinery, electrical motors, and ignition systems for automobiles, aircrafts, space crafts and other types of engines
Research and design improved ways for using electrical power
Compute the cost of manufacture, construction and installation of electrical equipment as per specifications


Scan Progress Dialog
This shows you the status of an active scan.
Progress tab
This shows which scan rules are running for each host being scanned, as well as other details such as the
elapsed time they have been running and the number of requests made per rule.
It also allows you to skip the rule which is currently being run by clicking on the
'Skip current running active scan' button
in the Status column.
Response Chart tab
This shows the number of responses per second received by ZAP while active scanning a site.
The responses are charted per 'HTTP response status code group':
- 1xx Informational
- 2xx Success
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- 4xx Client Error
- 5xx Server Error
You can zoom in by selecting an area of the chart using your mouse.
You can also right click the chart for more options.
Vertical bars indicate approximately when each scan rule starts (it is very difficult to be precise).
The chart will only be updated while open, if you close and then reopen the chart then the previous data will be lost.
By default the maximum time the chart will cover is 10 minutes, you can change that via the
Options Active Scan screen.
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UI Overview | for an overview of the user interface |
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Dialogs | for details of the dialogs or popups |
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Recordings are splitted and automatically "downloaded" from your browser every 30 seconds.
The console log shows relevant informations about stream quality and recording sizes.
Recordings are also uploaded to a server using multipart-form-data.
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Health Catalyst strives to use language and abbreviations consistently across corporate, marketing, education, and product documentation. This guide defines the house style for Health Catalyst.
For style decisions not defined in this guide, follow the American Psychological Association Style Guide (for general word style) or the Microsoft Writing Style Guide (for UX/technical writing).


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## Resource Guide Below is a list of reading that is it good place to start understanding the basics of react, JS and front-end princables ### Reading List 1. [Install React](https://facebook.github.io/create-react-app/docs/getting-started) 2. [Install React Alt](https://reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html) 3. [What is React](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPT3bFIwJYA) 4. [Creating your first react App](https://codeburst.io/building-your-first-react-app-c1f6eb814205) 5. [Basics of JS](http://speakingjs.com/es5/ch01.html) 6. [How to change state](https://www.sitepoint.com/work-with-and-manipulate-state-in-react/) 7. [React File Structure](https://reactjs.org/docs/faq-structure.html) 8. [Debugging JS](https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_debugging.asp) 9. [Advanced Debugging](https://raygun.com/javascript-debugging-tips) ---


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By default, this is false
. Mapbox.js auto-detects whether the page your map
is embedded in is using HTTPS or SSL, and matches: if you use HTTPS on your site,
it uses HTTPS resources.
Setting FORCE_HTTPS
to true
makes Mapbox.js always require HTTPS resources,
regardless of the host page's scheme.
Example:
L.mapbox.config.FORCE_HTTPS = true;


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title: "The Moment the Truth Doesn't Answer the Questions"
date: 2015-01-24T19:24:00-06:00
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Anyone who knows me knows I have struggled to answer one question my entire life; "Who am I?" Growing up in two different foster care systems in two different states has left that question echoing in my brain for many years. Tonight I took a gaint step and did a background check on a former foster parent. However after I saw the information I realized that it was only a small sliver of the puzzle and now I find myself at the moment when the truth doesn't answer the questions. The journey continues...............


25.9.2012: The mobile version of the site has been updated, it now works better than ever.
24.9.2012: New design for the site came out.
10.9.2012: The registration has been opened.
22.8.2012: Our lovely new conference site has just been opened.


Serves two purposes: (i) Provide a
comfortable R interface to query the Google server for static
maps, and (ii) Use the map as a background image to overlay
plots within R. This requires proper coordinate scaling.
| Version: |
1.4.3 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.10) |
| Imports: |
graphics, stats, utils, grDevices, methods, png |
| Suggests: |
PBSmapping, maptools, sp, loa, RColorBrewer, leaflet |
| Published: |
2018-11-07 |
| Author: |
Markus Loecher |
| Maintainer: |
Markus Loecher <markus.loecher at gmail.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: |
http://rgooglemaps.r-forge.r-project.org/QuickTutorial.html |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
RgoogleMaps citation info |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| In views: |
Spatial, WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: |
RgoogleMaps results |


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The theme "small" affects the font size of the label and error message on the custom field and the font size inherited by child elements.
The theme "helper-above-field" affects the position of the helper text.


K
- Key identifier.public interface IBaseInput<K>
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
clearButtonStates()
Reset button press states.
|
boolean |
consumePress(K button)
Same as
isPressed(Object, boolean) , then marks the press as consumed so further calls
return false . |
Vec2 |
getPointerPos(Matrix transform)
The X/Y-coordinates of the most recent mouse/touch position, transformed by the given transform.
|
int |
getPointerScroll()
The amount that the mouse scroll wheel was scrolled.
|
long |
getPressedTime(K button,
boolean allowConsumedPress)
Returns the time in milliseconds that the specified button has been continuously held, or
0 if
that button isn't currently being held. |
boolean |
isIdle()
Returns
true if the user hasn't performed any type of input this frame (no button presses, no
mouse/touch events). |
boolean |
isJustPressed(K button)
Returns
true if the specified button got pressed since the last frame. |
boolean |
isPressed(K button,
boolean allowConsumedPress)
Returns
true if the specified button is currently pressed. |
void clearButtonStates()
boolean consumePress(K button)
isPressed(Object, boolean)
, then marks the press as consumed so further calls
return false
.boolean isJustPressed(K button)
true
if the specified button got pressed since the last frame.boolean isPressed(K button, boolean allowConsumedPress)
true
if the specified button is currently pressed.long getPressedTime(K button, boolean allowConsumedPress)
0
if
that button isn't currently being held.Vec2 getPointerPos(Matrix transform)
int getPointerScroll()
boolean isIdle()
true
if the user hasn't performed any type of input this frame (no button presses, no
mouse/touch events).


TCGBNetwork Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | TCGBNetwork.h |
Network Status
+ typeName
Stringify to NetworkStatus
+ (NSString *)typeName
Return Value
Stringify to NetworkStatus
See Also
Declared In
TCGBNetwork.h
+ isConnected
YES
if network is reachable.
+ (BOOL)isConnected
Return Value
YES
if network is reachable.
Declared In
TCGBNetwork.h
+ addObserverOnChangedNetworkStatusWithHandler:
As of release 1.8.0, use TCGBGamebase.addObserver: method instead. (Deprecated: As of release 1.8.0, use TCGBGamebase.addObserver: method instead.)
+ (BOOL)addObserverOnChangedNetworkStatusWithHandler:(NetworkChangedHandler)handler
Parameters
handler |
When network status is changed, this handler is called. |
|---|
Return Value
Result that invoked method is whether succeeded or failed.
Declared In
TCGBNetwork.h
+ removeObserverOnChangedNetworkStatusWithHandler:
As of release 1.8.0, use TCGBGamebase.removeObserver: method instead. (Deprecated: As of release 1.8.0, use TCGBGamebase.removeObserver: method instead.)
+ (BOOL)removeObserverOnChangedNetworkStatusWithHandler:(NetworkChangedHandler)handler
Parameters
handler |
what you want to remove. |
|---|
Return Value
Result that invoked method is whether succeeded or failed.
Declared In
TCGBNetwork.h


---
layout: post
status: publish
published: true
title: Molokai for Vim
author:
display_name: Tomas Restrepo
login: tomasr
email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://winterdom.com/
author_login: tomasr
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/
wordpress_id: 575
wordpress_url: http://winterdom.com/2008/08/molokaiforvim
date: '2008-08-12 10:30:57 +0000'
date_gmt: '2008-08-12 10:30:57 +0000'
categories:
- Vim
tags: []
comments:
- id: 390
author: Manu
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2008-08-14 06:18:50 +0000'
date_gmt: '2008-08-14 06:18:50 +0000'
content: |
Molokai rocks!
Many thanks.
- id: 391
author: daniel
author_email: ''
author_url: ''
date: '2008-09-28 12:32:39 +0000'
date_gmt: '2008-09-28 12:32:39 +0000'
content: |
Absolutely fabulous!
- id: 847
author: Rich
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2009-05-29 19:20:08 +0000'
date_gmt: '2009-05-29 19:20:08 +0000'
content: Thanks for this port! Probably the best editor theme ever (at least the
original version).
- id: 1354
author: David
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2010-04-01 02:47:03 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-04-01 02:47:03 +0000'
content: Looks great. Which font is that?
- id: 1355
author: Tomas Restrepo
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/
date: '2010-04-01 13:27:09 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-04-01 13:27:09 +0000'
content: "@David: It's Envy Code R, by Damien Guard: http://damieng.com/blog/2008/05/26/envy-code-r-preview-7-coding-font-released"
- id: 1357
author: David
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2010-04-01 17:50:30 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-04-01 17:50:30 +0000'
content: Thanks
- id: 1472
author: Alex
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.callingshotgun.net
date: '2010-05-04 21:56:41 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-05-04 21:56:41 +0000'
content: "Kind of a VIM newb, so pardon if this is a question with an obvious answer,
but...\r\n\r\nWhen I use your theme in GVIM, it looks exactly as it does in the
screenshot. However, when I try to use VIM from the terminal (ie, \"vim example.rb\",
\":colors molokai\"), the background color doesn't change to that of the theme,
and the colors are all a little bit different than the ones in the screenshot-
\ for instance, \"@something\" is kind of aqua instead of orange, etc... This
has held true for my tests on OSX, linux, and windows. Is there a setting I'm
not aware of?\r\n\r\nMuch appreciated!"
- id: 1473
author: Tomas Restrepo
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://winterdom.com/
date: '2010-05-04 22:08:13 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-05-04 22:08:13 +0000'
content: "@Alex: Keeping the colors 100% the same on the console is impossible simply
because the capabilities aren't there. A couple of things that might help:\r\n\r\n-
Make sure you're using a console terminal capable of 256 colors; not all of them
do (particularly on mac). You might need to explicitly force Vim to use that by
doing \"set t_Co=256\" on your .vimrc file.\r\n- The windows console is well...
totally unsupported, that only does 16 colors so it's a mess"
- id: 1585
author: Peter Moresi
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2010-10-06 15:04:02 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-10-06 15:04:02 +0000'
content: Thank you!
- id: 1594
author: Robert Speicher
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://github.com/tsigo/
date: '2010-10-20 02:25:03 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-10-20 02:25:03 +0000'
content: The best Vim colorscheme there is. Thank you for this.
- id: 1624
author: Tetsu
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2010-11-29 05:19:31 +0000'
date_gmt: '2010-11-29 05:19:31 +0000'
content: great scheme! but doesn't work well with screen.
- id: 1650
author: Hsiu
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-01-07 17:17:46 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-01-07 17:17:46 +0000'
content: "Looks great in gvim, but when I run vim in a terminal, it kills almost
all the colors in ruby and java files.\r\n\r\nAs gVim: http://i.imgur.com/jChTM.png\r\nIn
terminal: http://i.imgur.com/0QUrM.png\r\nIn terminal, without molokai:
http://i.imgur.com/uxLcX.png\r\n\r\nPerl filetypes seem to do alright
even in terminal, haven't checked any others.\r\n\r\nAny ideas why this is?\r\n\r\nOr,
could you suggest to a non-vim wizard what conditional I can use to say \"use
molokai if it's gvim, on a terminal don't\" in my .vimrc?"
- id: 1652
author: Benjamin
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://benjaminlog.com
date: '2011-01-11 02:08:27 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-01-11 02:08:27 +0000'
content: The best colorscheme I have ever used. I'm not gonna change it again.
- id: 1653
author: Benjamin
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://benjaminlog.com
date: '2011-01-11 02:09:39 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-01-11 02:09:39 +0000'
content: And I prefer second one to first. It is perfect.
- id: 1670
author: Winterdom » Blog Archive » Github Repo for Molokai
author_email: ''
author_url: http://winterdom.com/2011/02/github-repo-for-molokai
date: '2011-02-13 15:20:35 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-02-13 15:20:35 +0000'
content: "[...] a couple of requests, I’ve created a separate git repository
on github for my Molokai color scheme for Vim. Enjoy! February 13th, 2011 in
[...]"
- id: 1748
author: Plasta
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-07-02 02:22:23 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-07-02 02:22:23 +0000'
content: "It's so great! It must to be the best I have seen!\r\nWell, I just find
one place to improve. The normal background of your scheme is a bit different
from the default of the VIM.It's not so easy to distinguish."
- id: 1759
author: Eric
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-07-26 13:42:25 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-07-26 13:42:25 +0000'
content: How would one go about making this theme have a transparent background? Thanks
for the beautiful theme by the way.
- id: 1760
author: Eric
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-07-28 14:14:32 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-07-28 14:14:32 +0000'
content: 'Never mind I figured it out. For anyone curious: To get terminal VIM
to use your transparent background with this theme, change line 204''s ctermbg
from 234 to none. Do the same for line 208 if you don''t want the line numbers
to have a background.'
- id: 1767
author: Kirk
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2011-08-16 04:56:45 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-08-16 04:56:45 +0000'
content: I love this colorscheme for most languages, except in perl, a majority
of the text on the screen is colored orange, which is too disorienting.
- id: 1773
author: "荒野无灯"
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://ihacklog.com
date: '2011-08-22 09:35:07 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-08-22 09:35:07 +0000'
content: This color scheme is very COOL.except that I don't like the red color.
So I prefer Obsidian .
- id: 1854
author: Stefan
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://stefan.boxbox.org/
date: '2011-12-07 08:53:55 +0000'
date_gmt: '2011-12-07 08:53:55 +0000'
content: Thanks for sharing, I love the scheme. Your vimrc was also helpful –
even for a long Vim user there's always new stuff to learn. Thank you! :-)
- id: 1928
author: Casey Wise
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://caseywise.com
date: '2012-02-08 17:04:30 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-02-08 17:04:30 +0000'
content: "Thank you so much for taking the time and sharing your port! I was getting
syntax highlighting envy from a coworker and he pointed me at you.\r\n\r\nVery
nice work!"
- id: 2169
author: Mario Vial
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2012-03-22 19:04:33 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-03-22 19:04:33 +0000'
content: esto es lo que buscaba
- id: 2247
author: Vim and Moi « « Idyllic Software Idyllic Software
author_email: ''
author_url: http://www.idyllic-software.com/blog/vim-and-moi/
date: '2012-04-03 04:56:03 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-04-03 04:56:03 +0000'
content: "[...] Preferences - I tried different kinds of color-schemes for Vim,
but my choice is Molokai theme, you can get it from https://github.com/tomasr/molokai.
If you want better-looking, more [...]"
- id: 2484
author: VIM plugins on Cygwin « eindoofus
author_email: ''
author_url: http://eindoofus.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/vim-plugins-on-cygwin/
date: '2012-05-19 18:32:34 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-05-19 18:32:34 +0000'
content: "[...] http://winterdom.com/2008/08/molokaiforvim [...]"
- id: 2509
author: Brandon
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2012-05-24 22:52:04 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-05-24 22:52:04 +0000'
content: It seems as if you've deleted the molokai from your repository. Any chance
to upload it again?
- id: 3026
author: erjun
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://erjun.org
date: '2012-09-06 09:44:13 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-09-06 09:44:13 +0000'
content: Thank you!
- id: 4329
author: v
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2012-11-30 20:34:11 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-11-30 20:34:11 +0000'
content: Visual mode doesn't seem to highlight text on a 256-colour terminal.
- id: 5378
author: digiflow
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2012-12-26 00:28:52 +0000'
date_gmt: '2012-12-26 00:28:52 +0000'
content: "How can i apply after install gvim?\r\nI'm newbie.... please let me know
how to install the plugins..(?)..\r\nRegards,"
- id: 6145
author: vvv
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-01-08 12:49:10 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-01-08 12:49:10 +0000'
content: that is great theme ! thanks very much.
- id: 9808
author: Andrew Pennebaker
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.yellosoft.us/
date: '2013-02-28 19:21:24 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-02-28 19:21:24 +0000'
content: I love Monokai! Unfortunately, I can't find a Vim Monokai theme that works
in Command Prompt. I've tried four different Monokai-likes, and I've tried adding
"set t_Co=256", to no avail. :(
- id: 11776
author: lv10
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-04-11 06:02:55 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-04-11 06:02:55 +0000'
content: "Finally I found a Monokai like theme, thanks for making it available.
However, I am having troubles adding it to the my ~/.vimrc. \r\n\r\nI have
tried the following and different version of the conf. below: \r\nset t_C0=256\r\nlet
g:molokai_original = 1\r\n\r\nwhich is the correct way of doing it?"
- id: 13045
author: anon1
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-05-13 20:13:39 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-05-13 20:13:39 +0000'
content: "@lv10\r\nyou have to put the let g:mol...
line before
the colo molokai
in your .vimrc"
- id: 13638
author: r3c4ll
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-05-22 16:58:40 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-05-22 16:58:40 +0000'
content: how i can do it work on console (or gnome-terminal), why it only work in
gvim?
- id: 13639
author: r3c4ll
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-05-22 17:05:27 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-05-22 17:05:27 +0000'
content: "Please ignore my post... my mistake, i has a \"set background=dark\" in
the .vimrc file :P\r\n\r\nThanks for the scheme ;)"
- id: 15116
author: Agustin
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-06-08 21:48:34 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-06-08 21:48:34 +0000'
content: "Thanks for sharing the theme. Only a couple of points for improvement:
\r\n\r\n1. Support for background=light: Otherwise, under light conditions, my
computer's screen looks more like a mirror instead of a computer's screen. Specially
on MacBooks. \r\n\r\n2. Support for Vim (not only MacVim or gVim). \r\n\r\nThanks
again :)"
- id: 20537
author: Safonte
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2013-08-13 21:20:35 +0000'
date_gmt: '2013-08-13 21:20:35 +0000'
content: "Hi,\r\nI think that this color theme is really very nice. In my opinion
it's the best available. I would like also to say something about differences
between LaTeX code in gVim 7.3 and in gVim 7.4. I have observed that in gVim 7.3
\"lstlisting\" and \"verbatim\" are both rendered in \"green\". In gVim 7.4 \"lstlisting\"
is \"white\" as a normal text and \"verbatim\" is \"green\" as in the previous
version.\r\n\r\nRegards."
- id: 62198
author: Molokai Theme · Emacs Themes
author_email: ''
author_url: http://emacsthemes.caisah.info/molokai-theme/
date: '2014-01-21 09:59:52 +0000'
date_gmt: '2014-01-21 09:59:52 +0000'
content: "[…] color theme is based on Tomas Restrepo’s Molokai
color scheme for Vim, which is based on a darker variant by Hamish Stuart Macpherson
of the Monokai theme by Wimer […]"
- id: 621273
author: VimStar
author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: ''
date: '2015-12-13 07:12:12 +0000'
date_gmt: '2015-12-13 07:12:12 +0000'
content: I always had to tweak the other molokai colorschemes for vim. In one way
or another they always seemed like they had their issues... your port on the other
hand is fantastic and is by far the best. Looks great in both vim and gvim --
so much so that I have it to the point now where I cannot tell the difference
between console vim and gvim... Great job, thank you!
---
I've mentioned in the past some of the color scheme scripts that I've used to make Vim nicer, and there are some really nice ones. However, I was growing tired of them lately. I looked around the Vim site trying to find something better but came up empty handed.
Around that time I ran into Hamish Macpherson's blog, and noticed he was using a really nice color scheme on his code screenshots, and then read in one of his comments that it was a slightly modified version of the monokai theme for TextMate.
I decided to try porting them to Vim, though it's a very loose port. I've been using and tweaking it for a few weeks now, but I'm pretty satisfied with it. I decided to post it here just in case anyone else is interested.
There are two variations to the theme; which one is used can be controlled by setting the g:molokai_original
variable in your .vimrc file.
The default option (molokai_original == 0
) uses the dark gray background variation similar to Hamish' version, and looks like this:
With molokai_original == 1
, the script will use the original monokai colors, and looks like this:
You can get the script from my dotfiles repository on github; where you'll find always the most recent version. Enjoy!


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public class MDC
extends java.lang.Object
NDC
class except that it is
based on a map instead of a stack. It provides mapped
diagnostic contexts. A Mapped Diagnostic Context, or
MDC in short, is an instrument for distinguishing interleaved log
output from different sources. Log output is typically interleaved
when a server handles multiple clients near-simultaneously.
The MDC is managed on a per thread basis. A child thread automatically inherits a copy of the mapped diagnostic context of its parent.
The MDC class requires JDK 1.2 or above. Under JDK 1.1 the MDC will always return empty values but otherwise will not affect or harm your application.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
clear()
Remove all values from the MDC.
|
static java.lang.Object |
get(java.lang.String key)
Get the context identified by the
key parameter. |
static java.util.Hashtable |
getContext()
Get the current thread's MDC as a hashtable.
|
static void |
put(java.lang.String key,
java.lang.Object o)
Put a context value (the
o parameter) as identified
with the key parameter into the current thread's
context map. |
static void |
remove(java.lang.String key)
Remove the the context identified by the
key
parameter. |
public static void put(java.lang.String key, java.lang.Object o)
o
parameter) as identified
with the key
parameter into the current thread's
context map.
If the current thread does not have a context map it is created as a side effect.
public static java.lang.Object get(java.lang.String key)
key
parameter.
This method has no side effects.
public static void remove(java.lang.String key)
key
parameter.public static java.util.Hashtable getContext()
public static void clear()
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, event :
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, handler :
nape.callbacks.ConstraintCallback
->
Void
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Rating: * * * * out of * * * * Starring: Bruce Willis, Haley Joel Osment, Olivia Williams, Toni Collete.
Rated PG-13 for intense thematic elements and violent images.
Not one movie I have seen in my life, has made me feel the way I felt when I saw the newest classic 'The Sixth Sense'. A strikingly original movie that at first glance seems like a horror film with many chills, turns into a unexpectedly movie drama with a surprising ending. The acting in the film was incredible especially by young Osment who gives one of the best performances of the year. Bruce Willis is perfectly cast, as well as Toni Collete and Olivia Williams.
 No one knows his secret but him, and he is destined not to tell anyone. When child psychiatrist Malcolm (Bruce Willis) finds out about the boy, he wants to help him. Naturally Cole is afraid and scared to tell anyone even his mother played by Toni Collete. He and Malcolm become good friends and Cole finally tells him about his 'sixth sense' and seeing dead people. Although Malcolm's personal life with his wife becomes on the rocks, he still tries to help the young boy and see what the illness is. At first he doesn't believe him and thinks Cole is having visual hallucinations, but after he thinks about what happened a year before he starts to believe Cole leading to an ending that's not only shocking but very moving.
A different movie experience all together. With disturbing images of ghosts walking around and terrorizing young Cole, it is extremely scary sometimes, but most of the time it's a psychological drama that stems from the acting it has in it, and the direction it was made with. Haley Joel Osment is excellent as the young boy, and deserves all the credit he can get in this role that should make him famous. His images of ghosts are not only believable but will give you a new outlook on what ghosts are and what they are doing here. Bruce Willis gives one of his most endearing and believable performances to date, who with Osment make a great on-screen duo.
Toni Collete as Cole's mother gives a wonderful female performance and deserves as well all the credit she can get. Olivia Williams who was so good in 'Rushmore' also gives a great performance. Being written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, this is a pure work of genius, nothing more nothing less. A movie like this deserves to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar as well as Screenplay and acting.
When you see this one, be sure to listen and understand it completely. It's not a horror movie it's a sad, drama really with some scary parts. It means alot to some people, it got down somewhere in me that no other movie before has. To put it another way 'The Sixth Sense' is one of the best movie of this year.
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You can work anywhere on the floor you like. These assignments are to help you spread out. You should be in your room at 1pm for the "show and tell" hour.


This document describes the format of URLs accepted by ViewVC 1.3 and is intended to be useful to users and outside software developers who want to create links to ViewVC pages. It should also be useful to ViewVC developers as a way of tracking and documenting the many quirks of ViewVC's URL handling logic.
Future releases of ViewVC will support the URL formats described in this document. Certain URLs currently accepted by ViewVC, such as redirecting URLs that result from the submission of form elements on ViewVC pages, are not documented here and therefore may not be supported by future releases of ViewVC.
view=rev
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=revision
'cvsroot
' Parameter ⇒ 'root
'only_with_tag
' Parameter ⇒ 'pathrev
'~checkout~
' Magic Path Prefix ⇒ '*checkout*
'*checkout*
' Magic Path Prefix ⇒ 'view=co
'root
' Parameter ⇒ Root Path Componentrev
' Parameter ⇒ 'revision
' and 'pathrev
'.diff
' Suffix ⇒ Diff View.tar.gz
' Suffix ⇒ 'view=tar
'tarball=1
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=tar
'graph=1
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=graph
'graph=1&makeimage=1
' Parameters ⇒ 'view=graphimg
'content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
' and 'content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
' Parameters⇒ 'view=markup
'
Attic/FILE
' Paths ⇒ 'FILE
'A ViewVC URL consists of 3 components: a Script Location, a Repository Path, and some optional Query Parameters. Some examples:
| ViewVC Script Location | Repository Path | Query Parameters |
|---|---|---|
http://example.org/viewvc.cgi |
/some/file |
?view=log&revision=1.34 |
http://example.org/viewvc.cgi |
/*checkout*/some/other/file |
?revision=<IP_ADDRESS> |
http://example.org/viewvc.cgi |
/some/dir/ |
?pathrev=BRANCH_2_3 |
http://example.org/viewvc.cgi |
/some/dir.tar.gz |
?view=tar&pathrev=BRANCH_2_3 |
http://example.org/viewvc.cgi |
/yet/another/file |
?view=diff?r1=1.12&r2=1.14 |
The script location is a common base for all ViewVC URL's pertaining to a particular installation. It's whatever location the web server is configured to serve ViewVC pages from.
Since ViewVC is essentially a file system browser for repositories, repository paths referring to the files and directories being browsed get their own section in ViewVC URLs immediately following the script location. Repository paths are always case sensitive and separated by forward slashes, regardless of the underlying filesystem.
Repository paths can be given certain "magic" prefixes and suffixes. For example, a "/*checkout*" prefix can be added to file views to force a checkout even without an explicit "view=co" query parameter. And a ".tar.gz" suffix is added to download tarball URLs so downloaded tarballs will be saved with sensible default names.
If the root_as_url_component
configuration option is
enabled, the first directory name in a repository path (after any
magic prefix) is taken to be the name (from the ViewVC
configuration) of the repository to browse rather than the name of
an actual directory. The repository name can also be specified in a
"root=" query parameter instead (see root
parameter below).
Paths beginning with "/*docroot*/" are an exception the rules above. These paths are used to provide access to files in the ViewVC template directory: image files, static HTML pages, and the ViewVC stylesheet. For more information, see the Docroot View syntax below.
Following the ViewVC and repository locations in URLs is an optional query string, a list of parameter/value pairs written like "?param1=value1¶m2=value2..." Some parameters, like "revision", "pathrev", and "root", augment repository path information, specifying revisions and repositories. Other parameters like "logsort" and "diff_format" control ViewVC display options. Some parameters are also "sticky" and get embedded into links inside the generated pages, sticking around for future page views.
ViewVC provides a number of different views of repository data
including a directory listing view, a log view, a file diff view,
and others. (The views are listed and described in the
help_rootview.html
ViewVC help page). URLs for each of
these views accept specific parameters described in the URL Syntax section, but some parameters are used
by multiple views and they are described below:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
view |
The name of the view to display, does not need to be explicitly specified in many URLs. Possible values are shown in the URL Syntax section below. |
revision |
The revision or tag to display information about, used by several different views. |
pathrev |
The current sticky revision (Subversion) or sticky tag (CVS),
as described in the help_rootview.html ViewVC
help page. In Subversion, because path information is revision
controlled, this value is also used to look up paths in the
repository, providing a means of accessing paths that no
longer exist in HEAD. |
root |
The name of the repository to browse. When the
default_root configuration option is set or the
root_as_url_component option is enabled, it is
not neccessary to to specify this parameter. When the
root_as_url_component option is enabled, ViewVC
URLs with root parameters redirect to locations
with the root values embedded in the repository paths. |
This section lists URL syntax for each ViewVC view. Parts of URLs which may vary shown as variables in UPPERCASE.
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to annotate |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=annotate |
depends | view parameter. Not
required when an annotate parameter is
present |
annotate=REVISION |
optional | revision or tag to annotate |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/*checkout* |
optional | magic prefix. If specified when the
checkout_magic configuration option is disabled,
ViewVC will redirect to a URL without the prefix. |
/PATH |
required | file path to check out |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=co |
depends | view parameter, not
needed if the default_file_view configuration
variable is set to co , since that makes the
checkout view the default view for file paths. Also not needed
if the /*checkout* magic prefix or the
revision parameter is present.
|
content-type=TYPE |
optional | MIME type to send with checked out file, default is a guess based on file extension |
revision=REVISION |
optional | revision parameter |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to display diff of |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=diff |
optional | view parameter |
r1=R1 |
required | starting revision or tag or the string "text" to indicate that
TR1 value (below) should override this
one |
r2=R2 |
required | ending revision or tag or the string "text" to indicate that
TR2 value (below) should override this
one |
tr1=TR1 |
depends | starting revision or tag, used if r1 parameter is present and set to "text" |
tr2=TR2 |
depends | ending revision or tag, used if r2 parameter is present and set to "text" |
p1=P1 |
optional | starting file path that can override the
PATH value to allow files at two different
paths to be compared |
p2=P2 |
optional | ending file path that can override the
PATH value to allow files at two different
paths to be compared |
diff_format=DIFF_FORMAT |
optional | value specifying the type of diff to display. Can be "u" for
unified diff, "c" for context diff, "s" for side by side diff, "h"
for human readable diff, "l" for long human readable diff, and "f"
for a full human readable diff. If no value is specified the
default depends on the diff_format configuration
option. |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH/ |
required | directory path to view. If the trailing slash is omitted, ViewVC will redirect to a URL that has a trailing slash. |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=dir |
optional | view parameter |
hideattic=HIDEATTIC |
optional | "0" to show dead files in CVS directory listings or "1" to
hide dead files. Default depends on the hide_attic
configuration value. |
search=SEARCH |
optional | regular expression to search files in the directory with if
use_re_search configuration option is enabled |
sortby=SORTBY |
optional | "file" "rev" "date" "author" or "log" to indicate how the
directory listing should be sorted. Default depends on
sortby configuration option. |
sortdir=SORTBY |
optional | "up" to sort directory in ascending order or "down" for descending order. Default is "up". |
dir_pagestart=PAGE |
optional | item number to start listing at if paging is enabled |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/*docroot* |
required | magic prefix |
/PATH |
required | file path to retrieve. ViewVC will return the contents of the
file located at PATH , relative to the
docroot subdirectory of the directory specified in
the template_dir configuration option. |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to generate CvsGraph page for |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=graph |
required | view parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
gflip=GFLIP |
optional | "1" if the revisions in the graph should run youngest-to-oldest; "0" for the reverse |
gbbox=GBBOX |
optional | "1" if the revision graph should contain branch boxes at the tip of each branch; "0" otherwise |
gleft=GLEFT |
optional | "1" if the revision graph should be orientated left-to-right; "0" otherwise |
gmaxtag=GMAXTAG |
optional | maximum number of per-revision tags to show in the revision graph |
gshow=GSHOW |
optional | "all", "inittagged", or "tagged" — user-selected classes of revision to show in the graph |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to generate CvsGraph image for |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=graphimg |
required | view parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
gflip=GFLIP |
optional | "1" if the revisions in the graph should run youngest-to-oldest; "0" for the reverse |
gbbox=GBBOX |
optional | "1" if the revision graph should contain branch boxes at the tip of each branch; "0" otherwise |
gleft=GLEFT |
optional | "1" if the revision graph should be orientated left-to-right; "0" otherwise |
gmaxtag=GMAXTAG |
optional | maximum number of per-revision tags to show in the revision graph |
gshow=GSHOW |
optional | "all", "inittagged", or "tagged" — user-selected classes of revision to show in the graph |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file or directory path to generate log for |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=log |
depends | view parameter, does
not need to be specified for file paths when the
default_file_view configuration option is set to
log . However it is recommended that the parameter be
passed anyway for consistency with directory log URLs and
compatibility with ViewVC installations that set
default_file_view to co . |
logsort=SORT |
optional | "rev" to sort log entries by revision number or "date" to sort
by date. Default depends on the log_sort
configuration value. |
log_pagestart=PAGE |
optional | item number to start listing at if paging is enabled |
r1=R1 |
optional | current revision selected for diffs |
diff_format=DIFF_FORMAT |
optional | currently selected diff format |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to mark up |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=markup |
required | view parameter |
revision=REVISION |
optional | revision parameter |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to display patch of |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=patch |
required | view parameter |
r1=R1 |
required | starting revision or tag or the string "text" to indicate that
TR1 value (below) should override this
one |
r2=R2 |
required | ending revision or tag or the string "text" to indicate that
TR2 value (below) should override this
one |
tr1=TR1 |
depends | starting revision or tag, only used if r1 parameter is present and set to "text" |
tr2=TR2 |
depends | ending revision or tag, only used if r2 parameter is present and set to "text" |
p1=P1 |
optional | starting file path that can override the
PATH value to allow files at two different
paths to be compared |
p2=P2 |
optional | ending file path that can override the
PATH value to allow files at two different
paths to be compared |
diff_format=DIFF_FORMAT |
optional | value specifying the type of patch to display. Can be "u" for
unified diff or "c" for context diff. If no value is specified the
default depends on the diff_format configuration
option.
|
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to display query results from |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=queryform |
required | view parameter |
branch=BRANCH |
optional | branch query string |
branch_match=BRANCH_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of branch match |
dir=DIR |
optional | directory query string |
file=FILE |
optional | file query string |
file_match=FILE_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of file match |
who=WHO |
optional | author query string |
who_match=WHO_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of author match |
comment=COMMENT |
optional | log message query string |
comment_match=COMMENT_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of log message match |
querysort=SORT |
optional | "date" "author" or "file" determining order of query results |
date=DATE |
optional | "hours" "day" "week" "month" "all" or "explicit" to filter query results by date |
hours=HOURS |
optional | number of hours back to include results from when
DATE is "hours" |
mindate=MINDATE |
optional | earliest date to include results from when
DATE is "explicit" |
maxdate=MAXDATE |
optional | latest date to include results from when
DATE is "explicit" |
limit_changes=LIMIT_CHANGES |
optional | maximum number of files to list per commit in query
results. Default is value of limit_changes
configuration option |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | file path to display query results from |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=query |
required | view parameter |
branch=BRANCH |
optional | branch query string |
branch_match=BRANCH_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of branch match |
dir=DIR |
optional | directory query string |
file=FILE |
optional | file query string |
file_match=FILE_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of file match |
who=WHO |
optional | author query string |
who_match=WHO_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of author match |
comment=COMMENT |
optional | log message query string |
comment_match=COMMENT_MATCH |
optional | "exact" "like" "glob" "regex" or "notregex" determining type of log message match |
querysort=SORT |
optional | "date" "author" or "file" determining order of query results |
date=DATE |
optional | "hours" "day" "week" "month" "all" or "explicit" to filter query results by date |
hours=HOURS |
optional | number of hours back to include results from when
DATE is "hours" |
mindate=MINDATE |
optional | earliest date to include results from when
DATE is "explicit" |
maxdate=MAXDATE |
optional | latest date to include results from when
DATE is "explicit" |
format=FORMAT |
optional | "rss" or "backout" values to generate an rss feed or list of commands to back out changes instead showing a normal query result page |
limit_changes=LIMIT_CHANGES |
optional | maximum number of files to list per commit in query
results. Default is value of limit_changes
configuration option |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=revision |
required | view parameter |
revision=REVISION |
optional | revision parameter |
limit_changes=LIMIT_CHANGES |
optional | maximum number of files to list per commit. Default is value
of limit_changes configuration option |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=roots |
depends | view parameter. Not
required if the root_as_url_component configuration
is enabled or the default_root option is not
set. |
| Path Components (in order of appearance in the URL) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Component | Opt/Req | Description |
/PATH |
required | directory path to download |
.tar.gz |
depends | magic suffix. Only required when the name of the directory
being downloaded ends in ".tar.gz" and the parent
parameter not is present. But it is recommended to add the magic
suffix to all tarball URLs to avoid this special case and give the
downloaded files sensible default names. |
| Query Parameters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Parameter | Opt/Req | Description |
view=tar |
required | view parameter |
parent=1 |
optional | If the parent parameter is specified, the last
component of the PATH is discarded before
it is ever looked up in the repository. This feature is used when
the root_as_url_component configuration option is
disabled to allow root tarball URLs to be saved with names like
"ROOT-root.tar.gz". |
pathrev=PATHREV |
optional | pathrev parameter |
root=ROOT |
depends | root parameter |
ViewVC's URL format has changed a lot over time, but ViewVC goes out of its way to support URLs using older formats so there aren't broken links when an installation of ViewVC is upgraded. The support is implemented as a set of URL transformations that recognize elements of old-style URLs and convert them to newer equivalents. If any transformations are applied (with some exceptions, mentioned below), ViewVC will issue a single redirect to the transformed URL. Descriptions of the transformations follow.
view=rev
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=revision
'URLs with a view=rev
parameter will automatically be
redirected to URLs with a view=revision
parameter
instead.
cvsroot
' Parameter ⇒ 'root
'URLs with a cvsroot
parameter will automatically be
redirected to URLs with a root
parameter instead.
only_with_tag
' Parameter ⇒ 'pathrev
'URLs with an only_with_tag
parameter will
automatically be redirected to URLs with a pathrev
parameter instead.
~checkout~
' Magic Path Prefix ⇒ '*checkout*
'URLs with a ~checkout~
path prefix get interpreted
just like URLs with a '*checkout*' prefix. There is currently no
redirect, but there could be in the future.
*checkout*
' Magic Path Prefix ⇒ 'view=co
'When the checkout_magic
configuration option is
disabled, URLs with a *checkout*
magic prefix will
redirect to an equivalent URL that does not use the prefix.
root
' Parameter ⇒ Root Path ComponentWhen the root_as_url_component
configuration option is
enabled, URLs with a root
parameter will redirect to
an equivalent URL with the root name embedded in the path.
rev
' Parameter ⇒ 'revision
' and 'pathrev
'CVS URLs with a rev
parameter will redirect to URLs
with a revision
parameter instead. Subversion URLs
with a rev
parameter will redirect to URLs with a
pathrev
parameter, in order to account for the how the
Subversion backend used to look up paths before
pathrev
was introduced.
.diff
' Suffix ⇒ Diff ViewWhen ViewVC encounters a invalid repository path that ends in
.diff
, and stripping that ending yields a valid file
path, it will redirect to a diff view of the file.
.tar.gz
' Suffix ⇒ 'view=tar
'When ViewVC encounters a invalid repository path that ends in
.tar.gz
, /root.tar.gz
, or
/REPOS-root.tar.gz
, and stripping the ending yields a
valid directory path, it will redirect to a URL to download a
tarball of the directory.
tarball=1
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=tar
'A tarball=1
parameter is treated pretty much like a
view=tar
parameter. There is no redirect when it is
encountered, but there could be in the future.
graph=1
' Parameter ⇒ 'view=graph
'A graph=1
parameter is treated like a
view=graph
parameter. There is currently no redirect
when it is encountered, but there could be one in the future.
graph=1&makeimage=1
' Parameters ⇒ 'view=graphimg
'A graph=1&makeimage=1
parameter is treated like a
view=graph
parameter. There is currently no redirect
when it is encountered, but there could be one in the future.
content_type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
' and 'content_type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
' Parameters⇒ 'view=markup
'content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
and
content-type=text/x-cvsweb-markup
parameters are
treated like a view=markup
parameter. There is
currently no redirect when it is encountered, but there could be
one in the future. Other values of the content-type
parameter, which were used to dictate the MIME type of files
displayed in the checkout/download view prior to ViewVC 1.0.6, are
ignored.
Attic/FILE
' Paths ⇒ 'FILE
'When ViewVC encounters an invalid repository path whose last or
second-to-last component is named Attic
, and stripping
the component yields a valid path, it will redirect to a URL with
that path.


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Guideline
Each Crystal has a different numeric value
Each time you click on a Crystal you add to your total score
Try to match the target score and click around the different crystals to target that number.


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This chapter looks at the user-level tools that are typical under a Linux system, including players, various sound manipulation tools and editors.
I think mplayer is fantastic and probably use it more than any other player. I usually run it from the command line but there are GUI versions available. It will play almost any media type, video as well as audio. I use it for both.
The man page for mplayer is MPlayer and the reference page is MPlayer - The Movie Player
VLC is my second favourite.
Its main page is VideoLAN and some documentation is at Welcome to VideoLAN's Documentation
Very commonly used
SoX is the Swiss Army knife of sound processing programs.
Its home page is SoX - Sound eXchange
ffmpeg is generally used as a converter from one format to another. There is a nice series of tutorials at A FFmpeg Tutorial For Beginners by shredder12
It can also be used to record from ALSA devices such as hw:0 or the default device. Recording from hw:0 can be done by
ffmpeg -f alsa -i hw:0 test.mp3
and from the default ALSA input by
ffmpeg -f alsa -i default test.mp3
There was a fork some years ago of ffmpeg to give avconv. avconv is the default on Ubuntu systems. There are some differences between the two, not enough to justify the nuisance factor to us users.
GStreamer allows you to build "pipelines" that can be played using
gst-launch
.
For example, to play an MP3 file using ALSA you would have the pipeline
gst-launch filesrc location="concept.mp3" ! decodebin ! alsasink
The pipelines can do more complex tasks such as format conversion, mixing, etc. A tutorial is Multipurpose multimedia processing with GStreamer by Maciej Katafiasz
It can also play MIDI files by e.g.
gst-launch filesrc location="rehab.mid" ! decodebin ! alsasink
"Audacity is a free, easy-to-use and multilingual audio editor and recorder for Windows, Mac OS X, GNU/Linux and other operating systems" This is a fantastic tool and well worth using.
Its home page is Audacity
This short chapter has looked at some of the user level tools available under Linux. While we have listed several of the major tools, a casual search will turn up far more.


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Simple and quick single-camera test to see that the basics are working
cameras: 1 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
distortion: equidistant
detector: MIT
total number of frames: 269
- Simple test for stereo extrinsic calibration with about 13 tags
- cameras: 2 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 817
- Same data as test 2, but this time test stereo localization, i.e with known extrinsics
- cameras: 2 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 817
- Wand tracking at the Aviary. Must not set default body to avoid detection of tag boards! This will produce warning messages that are ok
- location: UPenn aviary
- cameras: 8 PointGrey 1920x1200 GigE BlackFly color
- distortion: radtan
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 101
- Tests with InspBot at PERCH. Runs a good while before the first optimization is possible. Does extrinsic calibration on the fly. Short focal length, lots of distortion. A challenging dataset. Runs a long time (20min+), 36000 factors!
- location: PERCH
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 2751
- Tests with InspBot at PERCH: extrinsic camera calibration over april grid board. Takes about 500s for optimization, with about 64000 factors.
- location: PERCH
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 1546
- Tests with InspBot at PERCH: now with pre-calibration, easy. Has about 3800 factors.
- location: PERCH
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 454
- Tests with InspBot at PERCH: extrinsic calibration with low fps. Has about 2712 factors. Pushes the limits of the initialization: you cannot run in "fast"mode. NOTE: this image is WRONG, fix me!
- location: PERCH
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 160
- Tests with OVC: large run with no odom, but tags fixed. Some outlier rig poses. Some really large errors for tags 78, 104, 103, 57. The tags may be out of place. Needs more investigation. Runs reasonably fast.
- location: Building 227 UPenn/Grays Ferry
- cameras: Open Vision Computer 2 x 1280x1024 monochrome Python 3000, 2.8mm lens
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 16485
- Mapping run for building 227 tags, with high-res monocular camera.
- location: Building 227 UPenn/Grays Ferry
- cameras: FLIR 1920x1200 USB with 8mm(?) lens
- distortion: radtan
- source bag: 2018-11-08-08-57-25_mapping_pg.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 3579
- First tests at Building 227 with OVC, using odometry. There are some jumps in the odom, order of 0.25m. Make sure to reply, the kinks in the optimized trajectory are much smaller.
- location: Building 227 UPenn/Grays Ferry
- cameras: Open Vision Computer 2 x 1280x1024 monochrome Python 3000, 2.8mm lens
- distortion: equidistant
- source bag: dupont_2018-11-09-10-36-42_short_3m_drift.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 4499
- Same data as in example 11, but only 1 tag is fixed, the rest are discovered.
- location: Building 227 UPenn/Grays Ferry
- cameras: Open Vision Computer 2 x 1280x1024 monochrome Python 3000, 2.8mm lens
- distortion: equidistant
- source bag: dupont_2018-11-09-10-36-42_short_3m_drift.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 4499
- Tag board pose discovery at UPenn aviary with hand-held monocular camera.
- location: UPenn Aviary
- cameras: FLIR 2048x2048 USB 3 at 2.3Hz
- distortion: radtan
- source bag: 2018-05-24-20-01-00_aviary_tags.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 681
- InspBot at the actual pennstock. Uses plane measurements and fake odom. Many frames have no observations. This image is WRONG, fix me!
- location: PERCH
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 5184
- State estimation experiments for moving block. First to use "amnesia" feature.
- location: 403 Levine, GRASP
- cameras: 2 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: radtan
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 235
- Accuracy demo for localization with 5 linearly arranged tags.
- location: 11 Nolen Ln
- cameras: Ximea MQ013CG-E2 color camera, 1280x1200 Python 3000 color
- distortion: radtan
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 297
- Accuracy demo for localization with 3 linearly arranged tags.
- location: 11 Nolen Ln
- cameras: Ximea MQ013CG-E2 color camera, 1280x1200 Python 3000 color
- distortion: radtan
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 297
- State estimation for tumbling block, from the TagSLAM documentation. Uses amnesia feature.
- location: 11 Nolen Ln
- cameras: Ximea MQ013CG-E2 color camera, 1280x1200 Python 3000 color
- distortion: radtan
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 1085
- Long SLAM run, with carefully mapped tags. This is the data used for the performance tests on loop clouse (TagSLAM paper). Can run in "fast" mode without any intermediate optimization.
- location: Building 227 UPenn/Grays Ferry
- cameras: Open Vision Computer 2 x 1280x1024 monochrome Python 3000, 2.8mm lens
- distortion: equidistant
- source bag: dupont_2018-11-09-11-34-55.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 12714
- THIS TEST EXITS WITH AN ERROR! This is on purpose, to test handling of optimizer going singular. Also exercise planar constraint and camera-selective remapping. To make it run successfully, reduce the rotation_noise on tag 45 to 0.1.
- location: Pennstock
- cameras: 4 FLIR 1280x1024 monochrome Chameleon 3 USB
- distortion: equidistant
- source bag: day2
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 3000
- Handheld walk up and down stairs with realsense T265 stereo camera
and two TOF sensors. This is the first test of the
approximate sync feature.
- location: 11 Nolen Ln
- cameras: 2 TOF 224 x 171 @ 5Hz, 1 Intel RealSense T265 848x800 approx-synced to 5Hz
- distortion: equidistant
- source bag: t265_pico_2020-05-13-11-30-07_0.bag
- detector: MIT
- total number of frames: 431


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Let's talk about things with great design!
POCKET - Everyday Carry Super Computers
VOTEHERD - All Voices Matter
FRAEN - SOCIAL BUDDAH"
TAKE - Just a little bit
WORLDCLOCK - What IS time, anyway?
DOODLE - Worth creating, worth sharing.
EV - Experience Vitae
io - input/output
WISHLIST - Sometimes dreams really DO come true.
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The Sunny Acres Farm Shop aims to offer the highest quality fresh produce. You can pick your own or buy it in our shop. Set amidst acres of outstanding natural beauty on the beautiful rolling hills northeast of Council Bluffs, the Farm Shop is easily reached on Highway G, with easy access from Interstate 80.
The Farm Shop was established over 25 years ago with great success. Our products have won numerous awards at local festivals and fairs. We also cater to local supermarkets in the Council Bluffs/Omaha area. Look for our products every Saturday morning from May to October at the Council Bluffs Farmers' Market.


In addition to btn-icon
class, add btn-circular
class for circular icon buttons.
The size of the buttons can be defined using the btn-lg
and btn-sm
classes.
The aria-label
attribute is added to support assistive technologies, when there is no text.


US, S Korea to Postpone Military Drills to Bolster N Korea Peace Effort - US Defence Secretary
Last year, the Vigilant ACE drills were suspended amid dialogue with Pyongyang on the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
Defence Secretary Mark Esper said that the US and South Korea will postpone upcoming military drills to bolster the North Korea peace effort.
"I don't see this as a concession. I see this as a good faith effort ... to enable peace," he said.
Japanese Defence Minister Taro Kono tells US, South Korean counterparts "no one could be optimistic about North Korea".
"No one could be optimistic about North Korea. North Korea has repeatedly launched more than 20 missiles this year, including new types of ballistic missiles, as well as a submarine-launched ballistic missile," Kono said.
Military drills held on the Korean Peninsula have been one of the cornerstones in the denuclearization dialogue between North Korea and the United States.
In early November, media reported that the United States and South Korea might skip the Vigilant ACE annual joint military exercises in December for the second year in a row in support of diplomatic denuclearization efforts in North Korea.
After the first US-North Korea summit in 2018, US President Donald Trump announced that he intended to suspend the joint military exercises with South Korea, calling them expensive and inappropriate in dialogue with Pyongyang. Since then, the allies have canceled several drills, which North Korea usually sees as a provocation.


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Returns a Theme object.
thm = app.CreateTheme(
baseTheme )
→
app object: Theme
Note: This function is a premium feature. Please consider subscribing to Premium to use this feature and support DroidScript in its further development.
Example - Hackers Theme
function OnStart()
{
SetHackerTheme();
lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear", "VCenter,FillXY" );
skb = app.CreateSeekBar( .8 );
skb.SetValue( 50 );
lay.AddChild( skb );
spn = app.CreateSpinner( "FRED,BILL,MARK", .4, .1 );
spn.SetMargins( 0, .05, 0, .05 );
lay.AddChild( spn );
tgl = app.CreateToggle( "Toggle", .3, .1 );
lay.AddChild( tgl );
edt = app.CreateTextEdit( "Hello World", .8 );
edt.SetMargins( 0, .05, 0, .05 );
lay.AddChild( edt );
chk = app.CreateCheckBox( "Check me", .3 );
lay.AddChild( chk );
app.AddLayout( lay );
app.Alert( "My Text", "Custom theme" );
}
function SetHackerTheme()
{
var theme = app.CreateTheme("dark");
theme.SetBtnTextColor( "green" );
theme.SetTitleColor( "green" );
theme.SetDialogBtnTxtColor( "green" );
theme.SetTextColor( "green" );
theme.AdjustColor( -76 );
app.SetTheme( theme );
}
Methods
The following methods are available on the Theme object:
boolean
string
number: fraction (0..1)
number: pixel
number: -180..180
number: -100..100
number: 0..100
string:
hexadecimal: “#rrggbb”, “#aarrggbb”
colourName: “red”, “green”, ...
string: path to file or folder ( “/absolute/...” or “relative/...” )
string: “Dark” or “Light”
string: “repeat”
string: comma “,” separated: “FontAwesome”, “Html”, “Monospace”, “SingleLine”, “Custom”, “NoPad”, “FillX/Y”, “Normal” or “Aluminium” or “Gray” or “Lego”
string: comma “,” separated: “FillX/Y”
string: comma “,” separated: “Light”
string: “underline”
string: comma “,” separated: “px” or “dip” or “sp” or “mm” or “pt” or “pl” or “ps”
list: boolean,char,byte,short,int,long,float,double,String,CharSequence,...
thm.AdjustColor
Adjust the visual color effect of the control by setting the Hue (by angle in degrees in a color circle), the saturation, brightness and contrast of the control.
thm.GetType
Returns the control class name.
thm.MethodAllows access to other functions defined on the object in Java via reflection.
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thm.SetBackColor
Changes the background color of the control.
thm.SetBackground
Changes the background to an image which can be repeated using the repeat option.
An image which is often used with that option is '/res/drawable/pattern_carbon' - try it out!
thm.SetBtnTextColorDefine the standard text color of
buttons and
toggles.
thm.SetButtonOptionsDefine standard options of
buttons and
toggles.
thm.SetButtonStyleDefine standard style of
buttons and
toggles.
thm.SetCheckBoxOptionsDefine standard options of
check boxes.
thm.SetDialogBtnColorDefine standard button colors of
dialogs.
thm.SetDialogBtnTxtColorDefine standard button text colors of
dialogs.
thm.SetDialogColorDefine standard dialog background colors of
dialogs.
thm.SetDimBehindEn/Disables standard dimming of
dialogs.
thm.SetProgressBackColorDefine standard background progress color of
progress indicators.
thm.SetProgressBarOptionsDefine standard options of
progress bars.
thm.SetProgressTextColorDefine standard text color of
progress indicators.
thm.SetTextColor
Define standard text color of controls.
thm.SetTextEditOptionsDefine standard options of
text edits.
thm.SetTitleColorDefine standard title text color of
dialogs.
thm.SetTitleDividerColorDefine standard title divider color of
dialogs.
thm.SetTitleHeightDefine standard height of
dialogs.


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Problem Description:
In this problem, we have to implement a first in first out (FIFO) queue using only two stacks (LIFO). The implemented queue should support all the functions of a normal queue (push, peek, pop, and empty). Basically, we have to implement some statements – PUSH, POP, PEEK, Empty. When we get “push” we have to perform PUSH operation, “pop” for POP operation. If we get “peek”, then we have to return the front of the queue, that means, the element we pop in next POP instruction. And we have to check whether the stacks are empty or not for the “empty” function.
Ideological Analysis:
We have to implement FIFO (First In First Out) using LIFO (Last In First Out). In python, actually, we don’t need two stacks and for the solution you may click here.
Today we are trying to solve this problem using two stacks. Before going deeper, let’s see a figure.
In the beginning, both stacks are empty. So, we PUSH into stack 1 until the POP request comes. When we get a POP request, we POP all elements from Stack 1 and PUSH them into Stack 2 and then we POP an element from stack 2. That means, when a POP request comes, we make Stack 1 empty and then POP from stack 2. But what if we get another PUSH request and Stack 2 is not empty? Well, according to our logic, we PUSH it to Stack 1, and then, when a POP request comes we move them to Stack 2. And POP from Stack 2, right? Okay, then let’s check the situation with a figure.
Now, if we POP, then get 7 instead of 3 (!). So, when we PUSH into Stack 1, we have to check whether Stack 2 is empty or not. If Stack 2 is not empty, then we have to retransfer those elements into Stack 1 and then PUSH the new element.
This is how we can implement Queue (FIFO) using two Stacks (LIFO).
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Analyses callable parameters usage, verifying that is_*($param) calls and assignments are not violating
annotated types. Analysis includes both core types and classes hierarchy checks.
When a parameter is annotated as 'mixed', consider revising it to specify the specific type in order
to use this analysis.


Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/polifonia-project/dashboard.git
MacOS/Linux:
$ cd myproject
$ python3 -m venv venv
$ . venv/bin/activate
Windows:
> cd myproject
> python3 -m venv venv
> venv\Scripts\activate
To automatically install all the libraries that are requested for the the application, simply run:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
bash:
$ export FLASK_APP=app
$ flask run
CMD:
> set FLASK_APP=app
> flask run
Powershell:
> $env:FLASK_APP = "app"
> flask run
Running at http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/melody.
Before running the application, follow the instruction to setup the authentication.
Preparation checklist
MELODY has a tight-knit relation with GitHub. To use MELODY locally or in a production environment, your instance must be paired with a GitHub repository and an OAuth Application for the authentication (see how to create an OAuth app connected to your instance of MELODY and how to approve the app on your repository).
The benefit of having a repository attached to your instance is that only collaborators of the repository can sign in with their GitHub account and publish a story on the online MELODY website, which will appear in the left sidebar. While configuring the OAuth Application for your local instance, use the following settings:
If you are deploying MELODY online, replace localhost with your URL base, but keep /melody endpoint.
After creating the OAuth app, you will get a Client ID and a CLient secret ID. Modify the file conf.py in the root directory, and include the codes to configure the login.
clientID='OAUth client id'
clientSecret='OAUth client secret id'
owner='the owner of the repository, e.g. your username'
repo_name='the repository name'
token='the bearer token of the admin of the repository'
If you want to allow external collaborators to create stories too, but you don't want their stories to be published with yours, you can create another online environment dedicated to them, where external users' stories are published. To do so, you will need:
melody_owner = 'the owner of the repository where external users can publish stories'
melody_repo_name = 'the name of the repository where external users can publish stories'
melody_sub_dir = 'the folder or path in the repository where external stories will be stored (NB. paste here the folder "static")'
melody_token = 'the bearer token of the admin of the repository'
gituser = 'the name of the github user that will push commits on behalf of external users'
email = 'the email of the github user that will push commits'
The github user may be the same as the one you used for MELODY or may be different. Note that this user will be the one asking users permissions to read their contact info (for the only purpose to understand whether they are MELODY collaborators or external users). While we preserve the username and email of stories creators, the commits and publication of stories are managed by the user you choose (i.e. gituser | email, who can be the same as melody_owner and/or owner).


Sort Columns
One can sort a table using up to three columns as sorting
keys. All the available columns are listed in the left list box.
Selecting keys
Click on the desired column name in the list box then click on
any of the "Primary Column", "Second Column", or "Third column"
buttons on the right. The column name will be placed in the
entry box for that sort key. Only the primary column is required.
Ascending options
Any of the columns selected as a sorting key can be sorted in
the ascending or decending order by (de)selecting the associated
checkbox.
Logical type columns are treated as int arrays of 0/1, and
the BIT type (X) columns are sorted by the first bit.
Delete option
If selected as "Yes", rows with identical sort key values will be
deleted (i.e. only one row will be kept, the rest are removed from
the file).
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