Kermit - Technical Support
Kermit - Technical Support
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KERMIT 95 SUPPORT AND UPDATE STATUS
All software has bugs. Every time a new version of
Kermit 95 is released,
no matter how thoroughly tested, bug reports arrive after the fact. We
document Kermit 95 bugs in several places:
- KERMIT 95
BUG LIST.
-
Known bugs (most of them fixed, or with workarounds provided) at the time of
the most recent release (HTML).
- KERMIT 95
BUG LIST ADDITIONS AND UPDATES.
-
Bugs discovered or reported since the most recent release, often with
workarounds (plain text).
- KERMIT 95
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.
-
Commonly reported problems are addressed here.
Kermit 95 was written over a period of years by members of the Kermit
Project at Columbia University. It is essentially C-Kermit with Windows-specific code layered on top
(notably the terminal emulator and the GUI features) and underneath (Windows
file, device, and networking interfaces). Due to diminished revenues after
the economic decline of 2000-2001, Jeffrey Altman, the author of the
Windows-specific code (as well as of the security code – SSH, SSL/TLS,
Kerberos, and SRP – and much else) was laid off and now has his own
company, Secure Endpoints,
Inc. All our Windows development expertise is now at that company.
Jeff continues to work on Kermit 95, and has produced numerous fixes and
enhancements, listed here:
http://www.columbia.edu/~jaltman/k95-fixes-since-213.txt
Since Jeff is no longer paid by Columbia to do this work, his updates are not
available from the Kermit Project. If you need any of the updates listed
in the document just referenced, you can get them directly from Jeff under
the terms listed here:
http://www.columbia.edu/~jaltman/
Similarly, those who need new features added or custom modifications made
to Kermit 95 should contact Jeff directly.
Kermit 95 support (questions, troubleshooting, etc) is provided by
the Kermit Project as outlined in the below, except that when a problem
involves certain facets of the program (such as terminal emulation or
security) it might be necessary to refer the case to Secure Endpoints.
We do expect to have a
new Kermit 95 release
incorporating all of Jeff's changes – as well as new
developments in C-Kermit itself – available at some point. The exact
timing and terms are yet to be determined. Changes to C-Kermit since K95
2.1.3 (which was based on C-Kermit 8.0.206) was released are listed in the
following pages:
The new K95 release, if it comes, will be only for Windows XP and
later, will be fully checked out on Windows Vista, and will appear only in
GUI (not Console) form. It will come with a modern MSI installer (allowing
automated installation and upgrades via Group Policy and
organization-specific customizations, e.g. packaging of custom Dialer
entries, initialization files, and scripts). And since we won't be
supporting Windows 95/98/ME any more, we should be able to put the Dialer
back to using the convenient notebook tabs for its entries rather than the
current awkward "direct access" one-at-a-time method. We also expect that
the next release of Kermit 95 will support large files (transfer, access,
and management of files bigger than 2GB) and 64-bit integer arithmetic, and
perhaps also a GUI dialog for file uploads.
More about the next release HERE.
C-KERMIT SUPPORT AND UPDATE STATUS
C-Kermit is still supported and developed within the Kermit Project at
Columbia University, except for the security code (SSL/TLS, Kerberos,
and SRP), which depends on Secure Endpoints, Inc (see
previous section). The C-Kermit page is
HERE.
MS-DOS KERMIT SUPPORT AND UPDATE STATUS
MS-DOS Kermit is still supported by the Kermit Project at Columbia
University on a best-effort basis, but is no longer in active development.
See the MS-DOS Kermit web page for further
information.
OTHER KERMIT PROGRAMS
Other Kermit programs (IBM mainframe, PDP-11, DECSYSTEM-10/20, PRIME,
Honeywell, CP/M, and so on) are supported on a best-effort basis, but are no
longer in active development (except sometimes).
HOW TO GET TECHNICAL SUPPORT
The Kermit project offers technical support in the following ways.
- Manuals. The published manuals
and other documentation should answer the majority of your questions. Please
consult them before asking for technical support:
- On the Web. Point your Web browser at
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/
and look through the
Kermit FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions) and other topic areas.
- By netnews. Read and post questions to comp.protocols.kermit.misc.
Members of the Kermit team will respond to questions on a best-effort basis.
Others may also respond. Please don't post large messages
(e.g. debug or packet logs, long scripts) to the newsgroup – use email
for that (next item).
- By email to
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Members of the Kermit team will respond
within several days, usually faster.
- Telephone support is available by calling +1<PHONE_NUMBER>
(USA, New York).
ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT
An organization (university, company, government agency) that provides Kermit
software to its computer users or clients should also provide technical
support to them. The organization may appoint a technical liaison with the
Kermit Project, and we will be glad to supply support to that person.
The organization should not send all of its users to us for technical
support. This can not possibly work, since (a) we do not understand the
hardware, software, communications, and networking setup of your organization;
(b) we do not know what customizations have been made to Kermit at your
organization, and (c) we do not have the resources to help large masses of
people one-on-one.
If you are member of an organization that provided you with Kermit software,
please obtain support from within your own organization. If they can't help
you, then have your organization's technical liaison contact us. This allows
the necessary information to reach your entire organization at once, rather
than one person at a time. If your organization does not have a liaison with
us, then they should appoint one.
HINTS FOR PREPARING A PROBLEM REPORT
. . . which might help you
solve the problem yourself
Many people are not aware that there are hundreds of different Kermit programs
on thousands of different hardware and software platforms, operating over all
kinds of different connections. Not everybody is using the same Kermit
software you are, on the same kind of computer, or over the same kind of
connection. Before we can begin to help you, we need the following preliminary
information:
- Is your question about Kermit software?
- If it is a question about email or some other application, even if you
are accessing it through Kermit, then it probably is not a question
about Kermit software itself. The Kermit help desk does not offer help with
email programs or other non-Kermit applications, except to the extent that
we can advise you choose the appropriate terminal emulation and help you set
up the key mappings, if necessary. Otherwise, you will need to ask the
owners, makers, or vendors of the non-Kermit application, or your
organization's or ISP's local help desk, for help or instruction.
- A lot of third-party software packages include a Kermit file-transfer
protocol implementation (usually not a very good one). If your software is
not a Kermit software program from the Kermit Project at Columbia
University, it is not our software and we can't help you with it. Kermit
programs all have "Kermit" in their names, like MS-DOS Kermit, Kermit 95,
C-Kermit, G-Kermit, Kermit-370, etc. If you are asking about the Kermit
implementation in somebody else's software, you'll need to go to the maker
or vendor of that software for help or instruction.
- If you have a problem transferring files with Kermit protocol between a
Kermit Project program and a third-party product, we'll support our end of it.
If the problem lies with the non-Columbia implementation, we'll do our best to
provide a diagnosis or workaround, but we can not be expected to support or
sanction improper or buggy Kermit protocol implementations in third-party
products.
If there is a problem with the interface between some other vendor's software
and one of our Kermit programs, have the vendor of that software get in touch
with us.
- Which Kermit program are you using? (What is its name? How does it
identify itself when you start it?) The most commonly used Kermit programs Kermit 95, C-Kermit, are MS-DOS Kermit, and IBM Mainframe
Kermit. (If your question concerns Kermit-32 on VMS, please note that
Kermit-32 has not been supported since 1987; the supported Kermit software for
VMS is C-Kermit).
- If you are using Kermit 95...
- Please take a look at the Kermit 95 Tutorial
if you are having trouble getting started. Also the Kermit 95 Read Me document for orientation, file
layout, etc. Then, before requesting assistance, please visit the Kermit 95 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document;
your issue might already be covered there.
- If you are using C-Kermit...
- Please take a look at the C-Kermit Tutorial
if you are having trouble getting started. Before requesting assistance,
please visit the C-Kermit FAQ and see if it helps.
Also see the Kermit FAQ for issues that pertain all
Kermit programs.
- What is the version number of the Kermit program? (Most Kermit
programs have a "version" command; if not, the version number is
announced when Kermit starts). If you are using an old version
(see list of current versions), we will
generally recommend that you install the current version and see if the
problem still occurs. A list of current Kermit software versions can be found
HERE. If you are using the current version of
C-Kermit, we might recommend that you download the latest
Development Build to see if the problem is
already fixed (you might want to save time by doing this in advance).
- If it is Kermit 95 2.0 or later, are you using the GUI version or
Console version? This information is especially important if your report
concerns screen appearance, character sets, fonts, etc. At this point,
everybody should be using the version 2.1.3 of K95 in its GUI form. There is no reason to use the Console
version (which suffers from countless bugs and restrictions in Windows
console application support) unless you really know what you are doing.
- Do you have the manual for your version
of Kermit? Have you consulted it?
- If it is C-Kermit or G-Kermit, did you build it from source code,
or are you using one of the prebuilt binaries? If you are using a prebuilt
binary, which one? Are you sure it is the appropriate one for your computer?
(To overcome such problems as library version mismatches, you might want to
download and build from source.) If you built C-Kermit from source code,
which makefile target did you use?
- On what kind of computer is your Kermit program running?
- What operating system and version is used on this computer?
If your computer has Windows 95 or later but you are trying to use MS-DOS
Kermit on it, please note that this combination is not supported;
CLICK HERE for details.
- What kind of connection are you using (or are you trying to make)?
Direct serial, dialup, Telnet, SSH, Rlogin, X.25, ...? If it is a
modem connection:
- Which communication device are you using? Some operating systems
have a selection of drivers for the same device, which are selected by using
different names for the device; see, for example, the discussion of serial
port names in HP-UX in the
Unix C-Kermit "beware file".
If you are using Kermit 95, you should be aware that it has two
methods for accessing serial ports and modems; the traditional, built-in
"DOS" method ("set port com1, set modem type usrobotics, ...") and the
Windows-specific Control Panel interface ("set port tapi"). If one doesn't
work, try the other. See the K95 FAQ for
more about this.
- What kind of modem are you using? Is it internal or external? If
you have a PC with an internal modem, is it a real modem or a "Winmodem"? If
you think it might be a Winmodem, CLICK HERE.
- What kind of modem does Kermit think you are using? In other
words, has Kermit been informed appropriately as to your modem type?
- What are the serial port communications parameters: speed, parity,
flow control? In most Kermit programs, these are listed by the SHOW
COMMUNICATIONS command.
- What kind of modem is on the other end? What is the remote modem
connected to? – A serial port on the computer, a terminal server?
- What other communications equipment is involved? – An X.25
PAD? A 3270 protocol converter? A terminal server? An intermediate
computer? etc etc...
A serial connection (direct or dialup) must have an effective form of
flow control at every junction between computer (or terminal server, etc)
and modem. This means that each pair of devices that are connected must be
using the same kind of flow control, usually either RTS/CTS (hardware)
or Xon/Xoff (software). If this is not true, there can be any amount of data
loss or corruption on the connection.
- If your complaint is that you see garbage when the connection is
made... please describe the garbage: is it 100% garbage?
Or is some of the text recognizable?
- If approximately 50% of the characters
are wrong, you probably need to tell Kermit to "set parity even" (or other
parity choice)
- If all of the characters are wrong, there is almost certainly a speed
mismatch between (a) Kermit and your modem, or (b) the answering
modem's serial port and the serial port of the computer or device it is
connected to.
- How did you make the connection? – Did you use Kermit's built-in
DIAL command? If not, please try it ("help dial" for more information). The
DIAL command automatically does what it can to synchronize serial-port speed,
flow control, and other critical parameters between your computer and the
dialing modem.
If it is a direct serial connection:
- Are you sure you have the appropriate kind of cable (e.g. null-modem
instead of modem)? CLICK HERE for more information
about cables.
- Have you correctly identified the communication port to Kermit
(e.g. COM1 or COM2 or a TAPI device name in K95; /dev/ttyS0 or somesuch
in Linux/Unix, etc)? (SET PORT or SET LINE).
- Is the speed ("baud") the same on both ends? For example, if the speed
is 9600 bps ("baud") on the far end, then Kermit's speed must also be
set to 9600 (SET SPEED). A typical symptom of a speed mismatch is that you
see characters on your screen but they are total nonsense.
- If the computer on the far end uses "parity", you have to set Kermit's
parity to match: SET PARITY EVEN, ODD, or MARK. A typical symptom of a
parity mismatch is that some characters are intelligible, some are not.
- If the terminal screen is completely frozen, you might have a
flow-control deadlock, often caused by an
incorrectly or incompletely wired cable or by
transmission noise. Tell Kermit to SET FLOW NONE, and if that unsticks the
screen, then you can come back later and fix the real problem.
- What kind of computer or device or service is on the other end of
the connection?
Is the device, host, or service text based? Is it a PPP server? Do you have
to log in to it? Do you get a login prompt? Do you get a menu? Are you
immediately connected to a Kermit server?
- What operating system and version does that computer use?
- If you are reporting a file-transfer problem: what Kermit program
and version is on the other computer? Does the transfer fail at the very
beginning (constant retrying of the first packet), or partway through? Does
it happen the same way every time? NOTE: Most current releases of Kermit
software do not support transfer of files larger than 2GB;
forthcoming releases will do so on selected
platforms.
- If you are reporting a terminal emulation problem: What kind
terminal is your local Kermit program emulating, and what kind of terminal
does the host computer think you have? If you are using C-Kermit, see
the C-Kermit FAQ.
If you are having problems with F keys, Arrow keys, the Numeric keypad,
or the Backspace key, consult the appropriate items in the
Kermit FAQ:
- What is the exact nature of the problem? Is it a failure to make
a connection? A failure to transfer files? A problem with terminal emulation?
Exactly what happens, compared to what you think should happen?
- What commands did you give? Is the problem reproducible?
If you are using email to follow up on a previous or ongoing matter, please
include relevant portions of previous correspondence. If you want to
send Kermit scripts for us to look at as attachments or enclosures,
please give them a name that ends with .txt, not (say)
.ini or .scr or .ksc. Virus scanners will remove
them. Anyway, since Kermit scripts and logs are plain text, you can just
include them directly in your message, there is no need to structure them as
attachments.
Data communication is rarely as simple as we'd like it to be. From the
very basic set of questions above, you can see that there are at least
three, and perhaps as many as eight (or more) completely separate hardware
and software components to your connection, all of which must be configured
to interoperate with each other and to pass the desired data through.
This is why communications software can be harder to use than self-contained
applications that stay inside your computer, where (hopefully) all
quantities are known. Also note that when you are using Kermit to make a
serial connection, you are performing the job of a network specialist
– making a connection that did not exist before, probably using a
variety of equipment and software from different makers. Network
specialists need years of training before they can do this – don't
expect it to be effortless, although sometimes it might be. Every case is
different. (Network connections are usually easier, because network
specialists have already set up the network for you.)
Kermit manuals are generally 400-700 pages long. A great many of these pages
are devoted to the many and varied communication methods, and what that can go
wrong on each one, and methods for diagnosis and repair of problems. Please
use the manuals. If you have suggestions for making them better,
send them to us.
Thank you for helping us to serve you better!
Frank da Cruz
The Kermit Project
Columbia University
New York City
Kermit Tech Support / Columbia University /<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ Last
update: 9 Dec 2006


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Hi Guys,
I run my own Ubuntu 14.4 Server, and have installed EmonCMS 8.4 which was working ok. After playing around, installing the 8.5-X I thought I would start all over. Especially since now 8.5 is out.
- Stopped emonhub on raspi.
- I have deleted the MySql DB, deleted the tree /var/lib/php* directories, deleted the emoncms directory.
- > I thought it's now all gone, so I followed the installation steps again. (https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/v8.5/docs/LinuxInstall.md)
- once I've logged back in, (after creating a new user) I saw all inputs & feeds in my webpage.
- I verified with various browsers... still the same
- And the worst is that I can not delete the inputs/feeds via the webinterface (feedback == false)
Does anyone know how to fully clean all traces of emoncms, and start all over?
Many thanks for your feedback.
found the solution:
redis DB is saving the data on disk... so here you can "delete" the redis DB
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# /etc/init.d/redis-server stop
Stopping redis-server: redis-server.
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# mv dump.rdb dump.rdb.old
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# /etc/init.d/redis-server start
Starting redis-server: redis-server.
roman
Re: [SOLVED] Clean EMONCMS install on Ubuntu
found the solution myself:
the redis DB is written to the disk.... and reloaded after a fresh install.
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# /etc/init.d/redis-server stop
Stopping redis-server: redis-server.
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# mv dump.rdb dump.rdb.old
root@brutzel:/var/lib/redis# /etc/init.d/redis-server start
Starting redis-server: redis-server.
Feature request: can we have a configurable DB-ID in the settings.php file?
roman
Re: [SOLVED] Clean EMONCMS install on Ubuntu
+1 for the db id of redis database, :-)
Re: [SOLVED] Clean EMONCMS install on Ubuntu
Sounds very simple to implement, I added in config.php the redis ID you want, example
`$redis_id = 1`;
then in index.php section 2 database becomes
// 2) Database
$mysqli = @new mysqli($server,$username,$password,$database);
if (class_exists('Redis') && $redis_enabled) {
$redis = new Redis();
$connected = $redis->connect("<IP_ADDRESS>");
if (!$connected) {
echo "Can't connect to redis database, it may be that redis-server is not installed or started see readme for redis installation"; die;
}
if ( $redis_id >0 && $redis_id <10) {
if (!$redis->select($redis_id)) {
echo "Can't select redis database id " . $redis_id ; die;
}
}
} else {
$redis = false;
}
Asking emoncms Guru's if I missed something ? but as emoncms code is very clean, this change should work like a charm.


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Rx:
1. Silicea 200 – 5 doses 3 days once.
2. alfaavena drops qid.
3.
1/2/18: weak legs.gastritis < empty stomach. Pain can’t walk. >sleeping WARM. YAWNING.
Nux vom 1m – 1 dose – 2/2/18
Acid phos 1m – 3/2/18.
Pentaphos 2-2-2-2
16/2/18:
Weak legs educed able to pick up things and even walk . gastritis is under control. Yawning also better.
Rx:
1. Nux vom 1m – 1 dose – 17/2/18 with water b/brush
2.Acid phos 1m – 24/2/18. With water.b/brush
3.Pentaphos 2-2-2-2
Psorinum1m – 1m .- 1 dose – now night.b/food
3/2/18:
75%BETTER TILL YDAY. TODAY FELT WEAK SUDDENLY AND FEEL TWICE. GASTRIC PBM PERSISTS. CONSTIPATION. DAL IF EATS GASTRITIS.
RX:
ARNICA 200 – 4-4-4-4
SILICEA 1M 4-4-4-4
PENTAPHOS 2-2-2-2.


Custom actions
Citrus comes with a powerful set of actions built-in, covering a wide range of helpful SOA integration testing aspects like sending and receiving messages, database access, Java and Groovy scripting support or dealing with exceptions. For a full list of provided standard actions see the reference documentation. But each project and especially each system-under-test (SUT) comes along with its own specifics and characteristics, so chances are high that during a project the need for an extension of the built-in citrus actions will arise. This tutorial shall show you how easy and handsome it is to provide your own custom actions and reuse them inside your citrus integration tests.
Let’s quickly refresh our memory how citrus actions are used in a test case:
As you’ll notice (or already know) actions are written in a DSL-like syntax. But under the hood they end up as Spring beans - so using standard Spring mechanisms for extending citrus with your own custom actions will work like a charm. Let’s explore a first simple way to introduce a custom action into your testing project.
Using the generic action element
This approach is almost a no-brainer, but offers less flexibility as we will see later on. Let’s imagine a simplistic scenario: your SUT outputs a lot of file traffic during the tests, so that we need a simple way to clean up the mess in a specific directory right after a test run. We also put away the fact that this could be as well realized by using groovy or Java actions and decide to use a custom action instead.
The first step is to create our own action class which extends com.consol.citrus.actions.AbstractTestAction:
If you want to avoid inheritance here you could as well implement the interface com.consol.citrus.TestAction instead. The property directory is declared as field with appropriate getters and setters so that a value can be injected by the container.
Having your test action class ready, change to citrus-config.xml and make it available as Spring bean there:
Note that the directory value is injected here during declaration of the bean, a drawback we will address in a second. So for now, your first custom action is ready to be used in citrus tests using the generic action element provided by citrus:
Run your test project and enjoy your first custom action being executed. Easy so far, but as stated earlier, our custom action lacks some kind of configurability. If your SUT spammed 10 directories with files, you would have to declare one bean for each directory, not an optimal solution. So let’s head on for a more generic approach using Spring’s extensible XML authoring feature.
Using Spring’s schema-based extensions
Since version 2.0, Spring provides a mechanism to define your own bean definition schemas and wire them into the Spring container. We will use this mechanism to define our own custom action schema, describing XML action elements which can then be used in citrus tests. It is much easier than it sounds, so let’s get started. The functionality of our action bean stays the same, so just copy it and name it GenericCleanupDirAction inside the same package. Our aim is to be able to define actions in our tests like this:
To achieve this, we define our custom namespace (http://www.citrusframework.org/schema/jza/custom/actions) together with an XSD schema for our action declaration:
Important aspects are the declaration of the namespace we are using and the usage of Spring’s beans namespace for the XSD extension mechanism to add an id attribute to our action element (as an alternative, we could simply add it ourselves). Place the XSD into a package of your source tree (I used com.consol.jza.citrus.tutorial.schema in this example) and head on.
Next, we have to write two simple classes to tell Spring how to handle the bean definitions of our newly created namespace. At first, we have to provide a NamespaceHandler for our new namespace, registering a BeanDefinitionParser for our XML element:
We tell Spring to pass our top-level action element to our own parser implementation. The code for our custom BeanDefinitionParser is even simpler:
We select the most simple form by choosing to extend AbstractSimpleBeanDefinitionParser, only providing the bean class which shall be generated - the mapping (and injection) of XSD attributes to properties is performed by Spring in this case. Of course parsing can be extended for more complex (nested) elements, just ase a AbstractSingleBeanDefinitionParser instead and overwrite the doParse() method.
Now that all our coding is done, one final step has to be performed. We have to make Spring XML parsing infrastructure aware our new schema. To achieve this, we have to register our XSD file and the namespace handler in two special purpose properties files which have to reside in the META-INF directory of your testing jar file. Spring will detect these and automatically pick them up as extension. At first, we declare our handler inside META-INF/spring.handlers:
http\://www.citrusframework.org/schema/jza/custom/actions=com.consol.jza.citrus.tutorial.actions.xml.CustomActionsNamespaceHandler
The left side is our own namespace (with escaped ‘:’) which gets assigned the package path to our custom handler implementation on the right. Having our handler registered, we notify Spring about the existence of our custom schema by adding META-INF/spring.schemas with the following content:
http\://www.citrusframework.org/schema/jza/custom/actions/custom-actions.xsd=com/consol/jza/citrus/tutorial/schema/custom-actions.xsd
This entry defines a mapping of XML schema locations (which we will define right in a moment when using our new action namespace in our citrus tests) to the physical location of our custom XSD on the classpath.
So now everything is in place: we have coded our own namespace handler and bean parser, defined our custom action schema and namespace and registered all of it to Spring’s XML extensible authoring mechanism. Time to bring the harvest in and use our custom action in citrus tests as desired:
Note the declaration of our new namespace as ‘my’ and don’t forget to declare the mapping to the schemalocation as well. It will save you lots of curses and hours of debugging Spring - I’m speaking from experience here. ;)
That’s it for the custom actions tutorial. We looked at two ways to create custom citrus actions inside your test projects. Using the generic citrus action element is a very easy and quick way to add your custom coded actions to a test project. Using the XML extensible authoring mechanism provides you with full control and improved reusability through parameterization in XML. Whichever approach you choose, we hope you enjoy extending citrus with custom actions as we do.


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IElement
can be seen as example.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| BackgroundProvider |
The background provider will be called for every slot in the menu that is not occupied by
an
IElement . |
| IIcon |
A collection of ItemStackSnapshots the can be rendered as static or animated icon
in GUI menus
|
| PositionProvider |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| IIcon.Builder |
A convenience builder for animated IIcons.
Specify the item snapshots and frequency and the rest should automatically be handled. The animation will play at a constant rate. |
| MButton |
This element acts like a button, it can be clicked at and performs an action.
|
| MButton.Builder | |
| MCheckbox |
This element displays a tri-state that toggles when clicking on it.
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| MCheckbox.Builder | |
| MIcon |
This is a raw element that has no function other than drawing an icon with text.
Other than MLabel this will render as ItemStack on hover in a Text UI.For GUI renders it behaves exactly like an MLabel |
| MIcon.Builder | |
| MLabel |
This is a raw element that has no function other than drawing an icon with text.
This is a special element for Text UIs that won't render as ItemStack on hover.For GUI renders it behaves exactly like an MIcon |
| MLabel.Builder | |
| MSlot |
This is a menu element that behaves like a regular inventory slot.
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| MSlot.Builder | |
| MSpinner |
This element displays a cyclic value.
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| MSpinner.Builder |
IElement
can be seen as example. Those classes are primarily marked final, because it's super
easy to miss having to expand the copy() function with added information.


THE REPUBLIC
Policies for Political,
Electoral & Constitutional Reform
Issued 5th April,
2000, Adopted by the National Council, January 2000
[*Note: The first section of Part B, Clause 2b,C is still in Official Draft mode, and is subject to further discussion at the June 2000 Conference]
a/ The PLP proceeds from the premise that major political, electoral and constitutional reforms are long overdue in Australia and that they are not and will not be tackled by the major parties. In developing a blueprint for change we prioritise an order in the change process on the basis of urgency and achievability. Therefore, what follows is an ambit package, eg. proportional representation for all Parliaments is high on the list, followed by the abolition of state upper houses, followed by the creation of a two-tier structure of elected government. Depending on the changing preferences of the Australian people some stages may be speeded up, collapsed or skipped altogether. What we present here is an overall concept for change.
b/ Our principal policies for a new Republic are:
d/ The PLP has adopted the position that a sovereign people naturally have the unfettered right to rewrite and replace their constitution if they believe this to be a requirement for their survival, prosperity and improvement of their democracy. The PLP holds that what has happened in Australia in recent years is like putting the cart before the horse.
Neither major party has a program for significant constitutional and political change.
e/ The notion that a government can be enterprising - and enabling - itself is the antithesis of the view that only private enterprise can deliver economic recovery, jobs and future prosperity for Australia. Many other countries, even those with a significant private sector, have entirely government-owned or jointly-owned public corporations to run key industries, e.g. France and Norway. As the PLP is of the view that Australia should aim at government enterprise rather than privatisation it becomes imperative to build real quality and independence into the Government and Parliaments and to ensure that Government and Parliaments cease to be the servants of powerful multinational corporations and financiers in the private sector.
The reformist strategy is dealt with in three sections:
SECTION 1: THE INADEQUACIES OF THE EXISTING POLITICAL SYSTEM;
SECTION 2: A MAXIMALIST MODEL FOR POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM IN AUSTRALIA;
SECTION 3: DRAFTING THE NEW CONSTITUTION, - CONSTITUTIONAL CONTINUITY, - LAUNCHING THE NEW CONSTITUTION BY MEANS OF SECTION 128.
a/ The kind of question which Australians are now increasingly increasingly asking themselves in relation to the Republic is: What kind of a Republic do we really want? If Australians can reconstruct their political system to meet the demands of a society vastly different from Federation in 1900, having greatly advanced technology at its disposal and possessing superior transport and communication systems as well as physical resources, how will they do it? Would there still be any need for a federal system at all? Or would it be a huge hindrance to effective government? Would there still be need a for some 830 politicians? Should they introduce a two-tiered system of elected Government and enable the majority party or coalition to select the Ministry from outside Parliament rather than appoint career politicians? Surely the issue is no longer whether Australia should be a Republic OR continue to be an outpost of a rather shaky constitutional monarchy which has little interest in her distant Dominion. Improving the processes of Government in Australia, steeped in 200 years British colonial and Westminster traditions, is a task habitually avoided by both major parties. Unless it's done Australia may no longer in business on account of its antiquated constitution and political system. More likely it will be governed by the Boards of Directors of foreign Multi National Enterprises through a comprador class of well-paid compliant Australian managers and politicians. That trend is unmistakable already. The PLP intends to create a real democracy in Australia.
b/ The domination by two major parties has led to an erosion of democracy and to a weakening of Government, often described as "the passing of Parliament". The electoral system has kept that now sterile, male dominated, two-party system in place for far too long. A greater variety of interests, persons and cultures should be represented in the National Parliament. The role of the citizens in constitutional change has been minimal and tokenistic. The initiative and timing of referendums is the prerogative of the Government of the day. Almost every constitutional referendum turns into a political slanging match regardless of the merits of the proposal(s). Only eight of many such referendums have been successful over the 100 years of federation. The rejection of the four proposals of the 1988 referendum demonstrated the present Constitution's dangerous inflexibility once again. Updating the Constitution has proven to be far too difficult. The result has been to devise expensive ways to circumvent it, often unsuccessfully, a recipe for stagnation and deterioration.
c/ The PLP's answer to these problems is that the piecemeal tinkering must end. Australians need to rewrite the entire constitution. The idea that the constitution cannot be replaced by another one, supposedly because it can only be amended (and then only in terms of the highly unsatisfactory amending clause, section 128), is no more than a legal fiction. It suggests that the legal system ultimately rules Australia rather than the people. This line of argument, frequently voiced by so-called constitutional experts, suggests that today's Australians are shackled by past agreements among some of the citizens who voted on the 1900 Constitution Draft in a VOLUNTARY referendum 100 YEARS AGO.
2a/ The phoney Minimalist Republic 'debate' resulted in the Constitutional Convention of February, 1998. The Convention was dominated by conservative politicians, Minimalist candidates of the ARM and the pro-monarchist candidates. However, a vocal minority of Maximalist candidates presented the kind of arguments which are embodied in PLP policy as well. In addition, the Australian voters favour a directly elected President a fact that the conservative majority at the Convention found hard to deal with. We have incorporated that wish also in our policy.
2b/ That policy now follows:
Head of State to have essentially symbolic powers, plus some reserve powers aimed essentially at breaking legislative deadlocks. In the event of legislative deadlock the President convenes a joint sitting of Parliament where a majority can resolve the matter, or otherwise a referendum is called.
The PLP does not favour the US-style Presidential system or a dual executive structure (as for instance in France).
This official is the leader of the party or coalition of parties which command majority support on the floor of the House of Representatives
We propose a democratisation and broadening of cabinet government in Australia, including consideration of :
We endorse the creation of codes of conduct for each Ministerial Department in order to enshrine a character of ethics and accountability to the decision making processes and to ensure that the Universal Human Rights of the UN Charter and a concern for the welfare of all people becomes the fundamental basis for all policy making.
The PLP calls for a referendum to introduce Proportional Representation by means of the Hare-Clark system based on multi-member electoral districts (these districts could be same as the administrative regions for local governments.)
This would provide scope for the representation of more parties and Independents - provided they would have minum support of, say, 4% or 5% in a nine-member district. This would also end the single-member (district) system, pork barrelling, by-elections, neglected seats (safe seats), electoral boundary changes and the adversarial mode of debate.
The proportion of votes required for representation in a district would not be able to be raised without a referendum or some other means of democratic consultation. This is to ensure that major parties in a district cannot simply vote together and raise the percentage without community consultation, in order to reduce the representation of smaller rival parties and independents.
A system of 30 electoral districts, each returning nine members, would yield a 270 member legislature (House of Representatives). Add to this three Senators per district (possibly not belonging to any party) and a total of 360 MPs would represent the nation in Canberra. That would be less than half the present total number if the states are abolished. The Hare Clark system is well known in Australia as it is used in Tasmania, the ACT, and for the present Senate elections. It is preferred over other PR systems, such as list PR systems and the NZ MMD system of PR (based on the German system).
The Senate would retain its present powers and functions.
The Senate , already elected by PR - Hare Clarke now (although distorted by "malapportionment" on account of the federal system and state representation) would retain its present powers and functions. However, in the PLP proposal Senators would not represent the abolished states. The principal functions of the Senate would be legislative review and holding Parliamentary inquiries as at present. The PLP would remove the power of blocking Supply .
The PLP favours the Robson Rotation system for PR (used in the ACT, and Tasmania) with the right to discontinue the allocation of preferences beyond the number of vacant positions. the PLP supports Voter-determined Above-the-line or Under-the-line Optional Preference Voting. Compulsory voting will be retained.
with provision for optional early elections only if a Government has lost majority support in the House of Representatives, and after exhausting all options of forming a new government under the existing parliament.
Fixed-term parliaments are supported by many people but the major parties won't take steps to introduce this reform once in power. The advantages are widely accepted though. It provides time to implement policy and predictability. It reduces uncertainty and the frequency of elections.
Change the electoral law or write it into the new constitution.
The present states could be replaced by smaller, administrative regions indirectly elected by groups of local councils and/or on some BioRegional principle. Special separate City Administrations could be established modelled perhaps on the Greater Brisbane Council.
This would reduce direct popular elections to two levels: the national and local levels.
The regions could be grafted onto the local government tier. Already an extensive system of voluntary regional councils exists which could be a base to start from. The savings of such measures have been estimated to be in the order of many billions of dollars (possibly $30 billion p.a., Drummond in Hall, 1998) depending on what model of regional administration is adopted. E.g. Drummond has developed detailed scenarios of such options by means of cost/benefit analyses based on applications of linear regression techniques to State, Territory and Local Government outlay as well as population data.
The need for special regions to ensure representation for sparsely populated outlying areas is acknowledged and will be accommodated.
Existing powers and responsibilities of the states would be redistributed between national and regional governing bodies.
The PLP greatly favours the strengthening of local government, both in terms of funding and functions. In order to effectively extend functions critical mass needs to be achieved and some smaller local government units would need to be amalgamated. Certain functions which are now the domain of state governments will be transferred to local government of sufficient size and capacity to handle them. In addition, the PLP will introduce the precinct (or ward) system to ensure maximum community involvement in local government - and generally promote grassroots democracy in every way possible.
In 1900 an excellent case could be made for a federal structure. A lot has changed since then. Communications and transport systems have improved dramatically. In 2000 a country of only 19 million people does not need a federal structure, seven different administrations plus that of the Northern Territory and ACT. All the reasons for federation have long disappeared!
As a first step the PLP advocates the abolition of the state upper houses by means of state referendums - assuming that our priority No. 1, the introduction of PR for state lower houses, has first been achieved. This would then be followed by a campaign to abolish the states altogether.
The protection of human rights and special minorities will also be included in a Bill of Rights.
together with ways of redress and compensation where a communityıs or industry's livelihood is adversely affected.
The new Constitution can be amended in two ways:
ONE: by a 3/4 majority of all National Parliamentarians of both Houses of Parliament voting jointly
OR by a binding, mandatory national referendum which can be introduced in two ways:
The new Constitution needs to be extensively reviewed after every five years. The review need to be given wide publicity and adjustment facilitated.
The PLP recommends a panel of 50 persons representing various key constituencies of all age groups and all classes in society. These should be in a position to consult extensively with their constituencies . Politicians should number no more than five and constitutional experts would be equally limited to five. There could be five foreign constitutional experts to provide input.
It is desirable that the Constitution has a link with the old one and provides continuity in spite of introducing radical changes. Many new Constitutions of national states have been the outcome of great political and/or social upheavals, major crises such as wars, a struggle for independence, civil unrest and secession. However, this does not mean that states which are not subject to such major crises (a) therefore have no need for major changes to the ground rules of their governmental system; (b) that such changes as are needed cannot be achieved in a civil, democratic and peaceful manner. After all major crises are almost always the result of inadequate, evolutionary adjustment.
Moreover, the notion that Australia is free from crisis at present would be challenged by many and denied only by the ultra conservative and foolhardy. It has become a very unequal country in recent decades with many pressing social issues. In economic terms Australia is struggling to maintain its independence and achieve greater competitiveness. International capital is increasingly dictating her destiny. Australia's present Constitution and political system has severe constraints which, the PLP maintains, cannot be remedied by ineffectual piecemeal tinkering at the margins.
The principal problem in having a constitutional referendum accepted has been the requirement laid down in Section 128 that , apart from a national majority, there has to be "majority in a majority of states". Clearly this represents a bias in favour of the federal system itself. In order to alleviate this problem, an undemocratic feature of the present Constitution the cause of much rigidity and expense, the following strategy is recommended:
In a "New Constitution Referendum" there could be two questions in order to overcome the "majority of states" problem, as follows:


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Methods
apiResource(route, actions, resourceConfig) → {Resource.constructor}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
route |
string | url A parameterized URL template with parameters prefixed by |
actions |
Object.<Action> | map of available actions for the resource with its definition. |
resourceConfig |
Object | http default config for the resource. see $http documentation.
Additionally it can contain an attribute |
- Source:
Returns:
The class Resource generated will have a class method for each action defined.
These methods will send the first argument as request body if needed.
This methods return an instance of the class, or an array of instances if isArray
is true for the action.
The instances of this class will have a method $_action_
for each non isArray
action. These methods
will return the promise of the request directly instead of the resource.
The class methods for non isArray
actions will have a sub-method each
that can be call with an array
to make a call to the action with each element of the array and return an array of instances.
The resource instance may encapsulate primitive data or even arrays if isArray
is not true.
The promise of the request will have the same result as argument unless ignoreResponse
is defined
for the action.
- Type
- Resource.constructor
Example
var MyResource = apiResource('api/my/route', {get: myActionDefinition});
Type Definitions
Action
Type:
- Object
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
method |
string | the http method. If missing, it falls to the defined for this action in actionsDefaults, or it falls again to be the same as the action name. Useful for when the action is called get or delete. |
subRoute |
string | final part of the url needed for intricate url schemes with multiple routes for the same resource. |
isArray |
boolean | set true if the expected return data for the action is an array.
This array will also contain the property |
ignoreResponse |
boolean | set true if the response data is to be ignore in requests with body. The argument for the promise will be the raw data. |
params |
Object | string | map with values to be captured for the url params from the action arguments. Each value can be a function, the value itself if constant, or a string mapper. The possible values for the string are:
The property params itself can be a string that gets mapped in the same way as above.
e.g. |
queryParams |
Object | string | map with values to be captured for the request query params
from the action arguments.
The property is mapped in the same manner as |
hasData |
boolean | set to true when the action doesn't have a body, but the resource needs to be initialized with the first argument as though it were the body of the request. |
postProcess |
function | single interceptor like function that post process the resource as the last part of the promise chain, before extending the object with the retrieved data. The function must return the post processed resource. |
skipOnMissingParams |
boolean | skip http call is there are missing parameters. |
- Source:
HttpInterceptor
see $http documentation
.see $http documentation
Type:
- Object


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- actual - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.AuthorAPITest
-
- actual - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.CategoryAPITest
-
- actual - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.ContentAPITest
-
- actual - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.LanguageAPITest
-
- addIndex() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.samples.search.Search
-
This method adds a document to the index on the Google Cloud Search API
- ANDROID_AUDIENCE - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- ANDROID_CLIENT_ID - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- API - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.mail.Mailgun
-
- API_MASTER_VERSION - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- APPLICATION_JSON - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.commons.FileAPI
-
- ARRAYS_MUST_HAVE_SAME_SIZE - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- ASC - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AuthenticableController<T extends BaseModel> - Interface in com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints
-
Interface for a BaseController Class that handles authentication and must implement the following methods.
- AuthenticableEntity - Interface in com.devtence.will.dev.models
-
interface that every new user model must implement
Created by plessmann on 03/06/16.
- authenticate(HttpServletRequest) - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.authenticators.UserAuthenticator
-
The JWT must be set as header using the AUTHORIZATION key and the user id must be set as a header using the
AUTHORIZATION_KEY.
- authenticate(T, User) - Method in interface com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.AuthenticableController
-
This method should validate the user and generate a JWT to be used for authenticated operations.
- authenticate(User, User) - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPI
-
Checks the received user credentials and the grants access to the user.
- authenticateSuccess() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPITest
-
- authenticateUnauthorizedOperationForClient() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPITest
-
- authenticateUnauthorizedOperationForRole() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPITest
-
- authenticateWrongPassword() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPITest
-
- authenticateWrongUser() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.iam.UsersAPITest
-
- Author - Class in com.devtence.will.dev.models.jazz
-
Class that models the Author data and maps it's structure to the persistence layer,
it also defines and implements the functions that can be performed with the Author.
- Author() - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.models.jazz.Author
-
Default constructor
- Author(Long, String, String, Integer, List<Language>) - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.models.jazz.Author
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Recommended constructor
- AUTHOR_ERROR_CREATE - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHOR_ERROR_NOT_FOUND - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AuthorAPI - Class in com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz
-
Google Endpoint Class that implements the API methods to operate on the Author model.
- AuthorAPI() - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.AuthorAPI
-
- AuthorAPITest - Class in com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz
-
Created by sorcerer on 6/15/16.
- AuthorAPITest() - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.jazz.AuthorAPITest
-
- AUTHORIZATION - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- authorization - Variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers.AuthorizationWrapper
-
The JWT used to grant access.
- AUTHORIZATION - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.endpoints.commons.FileAPI
-
- AUTHORIZATION_CLIENT - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHORIZATION_KEY - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHORIZATION_KEY_MUST_NOT_BE_EMPTY - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHORIZATION_KEY_MUST_NOT_BE_NULL - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHORIZATION_MUST_NOT_BE_EMPTY - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AUTHORIZATION_MUST_NOT_BE_NULL - Static variable in class com.devtence.will.Constants
-
- AuthorizationCache - Class in com.devtence.will.dev.commons.caches
-
Singleton Cache class that stores the users permissions access and roles.
- AuthorizationCache() - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.caches.AuthorizationCache
-
Private constructor used to ensure there's only one instance of the object.
- authorizationKey - Variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers.AuthorizationWrapper
-
The user id in the database, used as a key in AuthorizationCache
- AuthorizationWrapper - Class in com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers
-
A wrapper for the Authorization data.
- AuthorizationWrapper(String, Long) - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers.AuthorizationWrapper
-
Constructor.
- AuthorizationWrapper(String, Long, Integer) - Constructor for class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers.AuthorizationWrapper
-
Constructor.
- authorize() - Method in interface com.devtence.will.dev.models.AuthenticableEntity
-
- authorize() - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.models.users.User
-
Generates and returns the keys to authorize user access, this keys are stored on the cache, and on the persistence layer
- authors - Variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.models.jazz.Content
-
List of Authors that created the content
- authProduction(String, String, String, String) - Method in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.authenticators.UserAuthenticator
-
This method checks that the client and the user has the correct permission to access the route that is being
called.
- authToken - Variable in class com.devtence.will.dev.commons.wrappers.UploadWrapper
-


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2# file generated by setuptools_scm
3# don't change, don't track in version control
4version = '1.10.0'


Problem : A | Time limit: 2sec | Memory: 200B | Submit code
Fox Ciel starts to learn programming. The first task is drawing a fox! However, that turns out to be too hard for a beginner, so she decides to draw a snake instead.
A snake is a pattern on a n by m table. Denote c-th cell of r-th row as (r, c). The tail of the snake is located at (1, 1), then it's body extends to (1, m), then goes down 2 rows to (3, m), then goes left to (3, 1) and so on.
Your task is to draw this snake for Fox Ciel: the empty cells should be represented as dot characters ('.') and the snake cells should be filled with number signs ('#').
Consider sample tests in order to understand the snake pattern.
Input:
The only line contains two integers: n and m (3 ≤ n, m ≤ 50).
n is an odd number.
Output:
Output n lines. Each line should contain a string consisting of m characters. Do not output spaces.
3 3
###
..#
###


For example, type "Laetetia Meyer" or "Meyer" [NOT your webmail name]
From the back of your CCA ID, for example: "PCAC00001212x" [no spaces]
Not working?


Barcelona handed major blow as key target’s agent confirms ongoing talks with Real Madrid
by HarigovindOver the past few weeks, Inter Milan defender Milan Skriniar had emerged as a key target for La Liga giants Barcelona – but one of his representatives recently confirmed that Barcelona’s arch-rivals Real Madrid are close to agreeing on a deal with him ahead of the upcoming January transfer window.
“[Milan] Skriniar is worth €100million. Real Madrid and Barcelona are competing for his signing for the last two years,” Mithat Halis, Skriniar’s agent, was quoted as saying by the Spanish news agency AS.
“Now Real Madrid are closer to reaching an agreement with Inter Milan because they want and they need him much more than Barcelona,” he further added.
Formerly a Sampdoria player, the 24-year-old joined Inter Milan in 2017 for a reported transfer fee of €34million. Since then, he has established himself as one of the top centre-backs in the whole of Europe – which, in turn, has led to widespread interest in him from several top clubs.
Along with Barcelona and Real Madrid, Premier League giants Manchester United and Manchester City are also believed to participants in the transfer race to sign the Slovakia international, ahead of January.
His current contract at the San Siro terminates only in June 2023.
Quotes via SportsMole.


Muslims trace the origins of their religion back to the first human being who they believe was Adam. According to teachings of Islam Adam was the first man and the first Muslim.
The word Islam means peace. Islam also means submission or giving in. A Muslim is someone who submits to the will of Allah. Allah is the Muslim word for God. Muslims believe that everyone is born with free will. Therefore everyone has a choice to follow their own path driven by greed, desire and selfishness or to follow a path which leads to peace. Adam was the first person to submit in obedience and faith to the will of Allah.
There have been many prophets and messengers of Allah who all delivered the same message that is to worship Allah. Allah is the one true god and there is no other god. The last and final prophet was Muhammed. He was born in Mecca in what is now Saudi Arabia. It was here, in the mountains outside Mecca that Muhammed received the words of the Qu'ran. Muslims believe the Qu'ran contains the word of Allah and that his final revelation marks the completion of Allah's message.
Useful Website Addresses
http://www.unn.ac.uk/societies/islamic
http://www.al-islam.org/index.html
http://www.islam.co.za


The fifth planet orbiting the sun at a distance 5.2 times the distance of Earth to the Sun, Jupiter forms a planetary system within itself. Scientifically believed to have almost evolved into a star, Jupiter still holds nuclear processes within, proving indications that Jupiter is a true planet.
With a rotation speed of 90,000 km/hr, Jupiter rotates around its axis in only 9 hours and 50 Earth minutes. Spinning at such an incredible pace, Jupiter forms visible dark and light belts of clouds.
Underneath these clouds, exists no physical surface without a true solid body-only liquid and breaks of solidity. The majority of Jupiter is composed of liquid hydrogen and helium that form a swirling of the phases of matter at a temperature of 30000 degrees Celcius at a pressure 30 million times that of Earth.
An example of Jupiter's surface structure is the Great Red Spot. Existing for at least 3 centuries, the Red Spot swirls as a gigantic oval in Jupiter's southern hemisphere. Rotating within itself, the Great Red Spot, swirls with a size greater than Earth every 12 days.
Phenomenally, Jupiter liquid core shrinks at a rate of 1mm per year.
Jupiter's own system of satellites, currently are numbered to contain 14. Jupiter's personal solar system grew from dust particles that formed near the Sun and others from the close asteroid belt, which got drawn to the giant planet by gravity.
The inner five: Amalthea, Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto are bright stars on Earth's horizon and are of the most value to space exploration.
| Almathea. | A small satellite estimated at 160km diameter, with an extremely red surface. |
| Io. | Approximately 3640km in diameter, the satellite is slightly larger than our Moon. Active volcanoes eject sulfurous fumes. As Io orbits Jupiter, it carries round with it a cloud of gas that simulates a primitive atmosphere. |
| Europa. | is considerably smaller than Io, measuring 3060km diameter. It is not known to possess an atmosphere. Its surface appears to be completely by water ice with possible indications of life from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory's Galileo mission. |
| Ganymede. | Jupiter's largest known orbiting satellite. |


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Match Play. Double Match Point. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=126 White=114
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
I got this horribly wrong over the board by playing 13/11, 6/2*, 4/2 which is a blunder. With this move it is difficult to prime White and force him to crack on the other side of the board.
The key to the position is to make as many as possible of White’s sixes bad for him so that he is forced to break his prime. My play left only 16 (which my opponent rolled!) whereas 13/9, 7/5(2) (the best move) gives 63, 64 and 66.
It is necessary to spot the tactical opportunity afforded by White’s structure on his own side of the board in order to make the correct play. This is an instance where you don’t want to attack a lone checker – you need to let your opponent play with the hope that he will roll an awkward number. My play turned some of his worst numbers into good rolls. Lesson learnt and an instructive position.
The key to the position is to make as many as possible of White’s sixes bad for him so that he is forced to break his prime. My play left only 16 (which my opponent rolled!) whereas 13/9, 7/5(2) (the best move) gives 63, 64 and 66.
It is necessary to spot the tactical opportunity afforded by White’s structure on his own side of the board in order to make the correct play. This is an instance where you don’t want to attack a lone checker – you need to let your opponent play with the hope that he will roll an awkward number. My play turned some of his worst numbers into good rolls. Lesson learnt and an instructive position.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 7/5(2) Eq.: -0.284 0.358 0.078 0.002 - 0.642 0.126 0.004 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 7/5(2) 6/4 Eq.: -0.294 (-0.011) 0.353 0.075 0.002 - 0.647 0.125 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 7/5(2) 6/2* Eq.: -0.304 (-0.020) 0.348 0.079 0.002 - 0.652 0.175 0.007 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 7/5(2) 4/2* Eq.: -0.326 (-0.042) 0.337 0.076 0.002 - 0.663 0.172 0.007 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 7/5(2) 3/1 Eq.: -0.326 (-0.042) 0.337 0.067 0.002 - 0.663 0.097 0.003


BlendFab New Website as the Working tool for CG Artists
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LILYPOND(1) User Commands LILYPOND(1) NAME LilyPond - manual page for LilyPond 2.14.2 SYNOPSIS lilypond [OPTION]... FILE... DESCRIPTION Typeset music and/or produce MIDI from FILE. LilyPond produces beautiful music notation. For more information, see http://lilypond.org OPTIONS -d, --define-default=SYM[=VAL] set Scheme option SYM to VAL (default: #t). Use -dhelp for help. -e, --evaluate=EXPR evaluate scheme code -f, --formats=FORMATs dump FORMAT,... Also as separate options: --pdf generate PDF (default) --png generate PNG --ps generate PostScript -h, --help show this help and exit -H, --header=FIELD dump header field FIELD to file named BASENAME.FIELD -I, --include=DIR add DIR to search path -i, --init=FILE use FILE as init file -j, --jail=USER, GROUP, JAIL, DIR chroot to JAIL, become USER:GROUP and cd into DIR -o, --output=FILE write output to FILE (suffix will be added) --relocate relocate using directory of lilypond program -v, --version show version number and exit -V, --verbose be verbose -w, --warranty show warranty and copyright REPORTING BUGS Report bugs via http://post.gmane.org/post.php?group=gmane.comp.gnu.lily‐ pond.bugs COPYRIGHT Copyright © 1996--2011 by Han-Wen Nienhuys<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Jan Nieuwenhuizen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and others. This program is free software. It is covered by the GNU General Public License and you are welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions. Invoke as `lilypond --warranty' for more information. SEE ALSO The full documentation for LilyPond is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and LilyPond programs are properly installed at your site, the command info LilyPond should give you access to the complete manual. LilyPond 2.14.2 February 2013 LILYPOND(1)


DrupalCamp Costa Rica 2015
David Flores | @dmouse
Eduardo García | @enzolutions
Jesús Manuel Olivas | @jmolivas
Omar Aguirre | @omers
Install the Console locally by running the installer
in your project directory:
$ curl -LSs http://drupalconsole.com/installer | php
Access console from anywhere on your system
$ mv console.phar /usr/local/bin/drupal
You can now execute console using:
$ drupal
Depending on the download method:
$ drupal self-update
$ console self-update
$ php console.phar self-update
Lets tal about form generation.
What do you need to generate a Form in Drupal 8. You need a route, a form and field definition and integration with the configuration managemente in order to save user input.
At the end we get a funcional form. User can enter data and that will be save on the system.
$ drupal generate:plugin:block
--module="drupalcon"
--class-name="ExampleBlock"
--label="example_block"
--plugin-id="example_block"
--no-interaction
So far we have seen the interactive mode, which it is a little bit more flashy since you can see the questions and the entered answer.
But, starting from now we will show how to execute commands passing inline arguments, which is way more faster.
Blocks in Drupal 8 are plugins, creating a plugin can be a little tricky, because you need to add annotations in order to this new block can be discoverable by the system.
But do not worry, beacuse console take care of adding them.
$ drupal generate:entity:content
--module="drupalcon"
--entity-class="Foo"
--entity-name="foo"
--no-interaction
Adding an entity on Drupal 8 is a complex task. You need to create/update about 14 files.
Those files are classes, forms, routes and menu links. The provided entity is fieldable from de UI.
Entities are plugins and require to add annotations same as in the block generation that code is added by the command.
We started the project as a scaffolding code generator.
But eventually we have needed to test the generated code.
For that reason we added commands to interact with the Drupal Installation.
$ drupal generate:controller
--module="drupalcon"
--class-name="HelloController"
--method-name="hello"
--route="/hello/{name}"
--learning
--no-interaction
However, this approach coud not be enough.
For that reason we provide you with an option to provide extra information to the generated code.
Using the --learnig the generator will not only generate code, will also add comments describing the generated code.
Think about the commented code at examples module.
If you are a module maintainer. You can write an integration to take advantage of drupal console features.
$ drupal generate:command
--module="drupalcon"
--class-name="HelloCommand"
--command="example:hello"
--no-interaction
The easy way to generate an integration is to execute the generate:command command.
This command will generate all the boiler-plate code to write a new command within your drupal 8 module.
From there you can implement your bussines logic.
https://www.drupal.org/project/webprofiler
Let me tell you about the awesome webprofiler project. Which is an implementation of Symfony WebProfiler.
This module was the first module to take advantage of Drupal Console features.
As you can see this integration enables users, to run benchmarks agains a Drupal installation.
$ drupal chain
--file=~/path/to/start-project.yml
generate
generate:authentication:provider
generate:entity:content
generate:permissions
generate:plugin:imageeffect
generate:plugin:rest:resource
generate:plugin:rulesaction
generate:service
generate:theme
migrate
migrate:debug
migrate:execute
migrate:load
module
module:uninstall
password
password:hash
password:reset
rest
rest:debug
rest:disable
rest:enable
test
test:debug
Now that we mentioned about integration, I like to talk about contribution.
Anyone can contribute, you can add new features, write an integration with your custom module, improve transaltions and documentation.
But first you need to get the code right.
Fork your own copy of the Console repository
Clone your forked repository.
$ git clone git@github.com:[your-git-user-here]/DrupalConsole.git
Download dependencies using componser.
$ cd /path/to/DrupalAppConsole
$ composer update --no-dev
... Getting the project is as easy as follow this 3 steps.
Fork the project
Clone your fork
Download dependencies
Before commiting your code you need to know
Since Drupal Console is not a Drupal module is a Symfony application, project code is PSR-2 Coding Style.
But don't worry, generated code is Drupal Coding Style.
We have the Platinum medal:
No single violation in the whole codebase of this project .
Our current build is passing.
This is the hall of fame of Drupal Console, with out this people we would not be speaking at this conference.
Are you wondering where are they from ?
As you can see, this is mostly a LatinAmerican project and it's a proof our region can create techonlogy to share with the rest of the world.
And with your help we can create a much better project.
A VM for local Drupal development, built with Vagrant + Ansible
Simple Drupal 8 Development Environment
What features are planned for development?
At this point, probably some of you are worried or wondering about overlaping with drush.
Before we wrap up, I like to talk about a planned feature.
As mentioned before the goal of this project is provide a tool easy to use for everyone.
We are plannig a GUI for the CLI.
We really want to make the tool even more accessible to all site administrators of Drupal 8.
Adding a GUI for Drupal Console as an alternative to the CLI.
This could be especially useful for site builders wanting to take advante of this tool without needing to use the command line.
It could be used for code generation in the form of a downloadable compressed file.


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The Math.hypot()
function returns the square root of the sum of squares of its arguments, that is
Math.hypot([value1[, value2[, ...]]])
value1, value2, ...
Because hypot()
is a static method of Math
, you always use it as Math.hypot()
, rather than as a method of a Math
object you created (Math
is not a constructor).
If no arguments are given, the result is +0.
If at least one of arguments cannot be converted to a number, the result is NaN.
With one argument, Math.hypot()
returns the same as Math.abs()
.
Math.hypot()
Math.hypot(3, 4); // 5 Math.hypot(3, 4, 5); // 7.0710678118654755 Math.hypot(); // 0 Math.hypot(NaN); // NaN Math.hypot(3, 4, 'foo'); // NaN, +'foo' => NaN Math.hypot(3, 4, '5'); // 7.0710678118654755, +'5' => 5 Math.hypot(-3); // 3, the same as Math.abs(-3)
This can be emulated using the following function:
Math.hypot = Math.hypot || function() { var y = 0; var length = arguments.length; for (var i = 0; i < length; i++) { if (arguments[i] === Infinity || arguments[i] === -Infinity) { return Infinity; } y += arguments[i] * arguments[i]; } return Math.sqrt(y); };
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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Did you hear the one about the priest, the rabbi and the Scientologist? It's not a joke, but rather Keeping the Faith, the directorial debut of Hollywood wunderkind Ed Norton, who co-produced the film with his buddy (and the film's screenwriter) Stuart Blumberg. Norton casts himself as the priest, Ben Stiller as the rabbi and Jenna Elfman – a Scientologist in real life – plays the woman that comes between the two pious pals.
Like Norton's Fight Club, the film has the disheveled star telling most of the film through flashback, this time as his character Father Brian Finn. In the sixth grade, Brian and his best friend Jacob Schram (Stiller, Black & White) form an inseparable, platonic bond with fellow student Anna Reilly (Elfman, Dharma & Greg). The three are joined at the hip for two years, until Anna's father gets a job transfer. Brian and Jacob remain close, but they never see Anna again.
As adults, Brian and Jacob pursue their respective spiritual careers, incorporating honest, comedic routines to their sermons, which soon are delivered to packed rooms as the word spreads through their neighborhood that faith is hip again. Nicknamed `The God Squad,' the priest and rabbi even plan to open a multi-faith senior citizen karaoke/dance club to which their flocks can flock. Everything is going well, until Anna calls and announces that she's coming to New York for an extended business trip.
Of course, when the two men pick Anna up at the airport, they find that she's a stone-cold fox. Despite previously having only a friendly, non-physical relationship with Anna, you know it won't be long before Brian and Jacob are beating their chests and tugging at her like two lions tearing apart a gazelle. Yup – there's nothing like vagina to ruin a good friendship. And unless you're talking about a Gregg Araki film, there is really only two ways the film can end – Anna leaves New York alone and Brian and Jacob stay friends, or Anna stays in New York and all three remain friends.
Faith has a very funny trailer, which is always a concern these days since it seems that a film's best moments are usually shown in its preview. That's not the case here, as Faith blows through most of the trailer's highlights in the first five minutes. There are some great religious gags in the film, usually revolving around Judaism (Jacob plays with `Heroes of the Torah' playing cards and is dogged by persistent Jewish mothers that fix him up on dates that he can't refuse), while Norton uses the film to show off his dead-on impressions of Rain Man and Latka Gravas. The usually annoying Elfman is downright charming as the high-powered something-or-other businesswoman.
Two-time Oscar nominee Norton, who has already logged five amazing performances in just six major releases, lets the film get away from him about two-thirds of the way through, where things begin to drag. It's really too bad, because Faith would be a great film if about twenty minutes were hacked out of it. His style is pretty unobtrusive (save a few odd shots during a sex scene), which may have something to do with the actor working with heavy-hitting directors like Milos Forman (The People vs. Larry Flynt), David Fincher (The Fight Club) and Woody Allen (Everyone Says I Love You), the latter of whom was an obvious influence on Norton. Faith contains plenty of shots of its characters yelling at each other on the sidewalks of New York.
Norton even casts Forman in Faith. Has the student become the master? Not quite, but it's certainly a promising debut.
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The screen will be divided into 4 areas.
The left upper screen area is the information area, which lists the planes currently in the air. Each entry shows the plane name and class, its current flight level (x100 feet), the plane's destination, and the plane's current command. Changing altitude is not considered to be a command and is therefore not displayed.
The left lower screen area is the log area, which lists the last ten events occurred in the simulation. It registers the command send to plane, the response to the command, the entry or exit of planes in the radar area.
The center screen area is the radar display, showing the relative locations of the planes, airports, standard entry/exit points, radar beacons, and "lines" which simply serve to aid you in guiding the planes.
Planes are shown as a icon and flight information. The information are two alphanumeric rows:
Airports are shown as a number indicating the direction of runway (x10 degrees). The planes will land and take off in this direction.
Beacons are represented as circles a chars identifier. Their purpose is to offer a place of easy reference to the plane pilots.
Entry/exit points are displayed as the beacons but along the border of the radar screen. Planes will enter the arena from these points without warning. These points have a direction associated with them, and planes will always enter the arena from this direction.This direction is displayed as a light line. Incoming planes will always enter at the same altitude: 28000 feet. For a plane to successfully depart through an entry/exit point, it must be flying at 36000 feet. It is not necessary for the planes to be flying in any particular direction when they leave the arena.
The third area of the display is the input area. It is here that your input is reflected.A command completion interface is built into the simulator.
The command are created using button panels the allow the user to send the command to the plane.
The first panel is a list of buttons for each plane. Pressing the enabled button you select the command destination plane.
The second panel is the command panel. You may select one of the four command available:
Depending on the selected command the third panel is shown:
Selecting the change flight level command, the flight level command panel is shown and it allows to select one of 9 flight level available.
Selecting the Turn heading command the destination panel is shown. It allows to select one of the available destination for the current map.
The turn heading command can be triggered when the plane pass on a checkpoint. After you select the destination the condition pane appears and allows to select the checkpoint condition or to execute the command immediately.
Selecting the clear to land command, the runway panel is shown. It allows to select one of the destination runway. The clear to land command as change flight level is an immediate command so there is no more panel shown after them.
Selecting the hold in circle, the condition panel is shown as in turn heading command.
The game is inspired by the ATC Game for Linux by Ed James, UC Berkeley<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ucbvax!edjames.
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