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java.lang.Object com.splunk.modularinput.Event
public class Event
The Event
class represents an event or fragment of an event to be written by this modular input to Splunk.
To write an Event
to an XML stream, call its writeTo
method with an XMLStreamWriter
object to write to.
The Event
must have at least the data field set or writeTo
will throw a MalformedDataException
. All other
fields are optional. If you omit the time field, the writeTo
method will fill in the current time when it is called.
Typically, you will also want to call setStanza
to specify which instance of the modular input kind this event
should go to, setTime
to set the timestamp, and setSource
, setHost
, and setSourceType
specify where this event came from.
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected java.lang.String |
data
|
protected boolean |
done
|
protected java.lang.String |
host
|
protected java.lang.String |
index
|
protected java.lang.String |
source
|
protected java.lang.String |
sourceType
|
protected java.lang.String |
stanza
|
protected java.util.Date |
time
|
protected boolean |
unbroken
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
Event()
|
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getData()
Gets the text of the event that Splunk should index. |
java.lang.String |
getHost()
Gets a host specifying the name of the network host on which this event was produced. |
java.lang.String |
getIndex()
Gets an index field specifying which index Splunk should write this event to. |
java.lang.String |
getSource()
Gets the file, service, or other producer that this Event comes from. |
java.lang.String |
getSourceType()
Gets a classification of this event. |
java.lang.String |
getStanza()
Gets the name of the input this event should be sent to. |
java.util.Date |
getTime()
Gets a java.util.Date object giving the timestamp that should be sent with this event. |
boolean |
isDone()
Gets a value indicating whether this is the last piece of an event broken across multiple Event objects. |
boolean |
isUnbroken()
Gets a value indicating whether this event is completely encapsulated in this Event object. |
void |
setData(java.lang.String data)
Sets the text of the event that Splunk should index. |
void |
setDone(boolean done)
Sets a value indicating whether this is the last piece of an event broken across multiple Event objects. |
void |
setHost(java.lang.String host)
Sets a host specifying the name of the network host on which this event was produced. |
void |
setIndex(java.lang.String index)
Sets an index field specifying which index Splunk should write this event to. |
void |
setSource(java.lang.String source)
Sets the file, service, or other producer that this Event comes from. |
void |
setSourceType(java.lang.String sourceType)
Sets a classification of this event. |
void |
setStanza(java.lang.String stanza)
Sets the name of the input this event should be sent to. |
void |
setTime(java.util.Date time)
Sets a java.util.Date object giving the timestamp that should be sent with this event. |
void |
setUnbroken(boolean unbroken)
Sets a value indicating whether this event is completely encapsulated in this Event object. |
protected void |
writeFieldTo(javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter out,
java.lang.String name,
java.lang.String value)
|
void |
writeTo(javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter out)
Writes this event to the given XMLStreamWriter . |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected java.util.Date time
protected java.lang.String data
protected java.lang.String source
protected java.lang.String sourceType
protected java.lang.String index
protected java.lang.String host
protected boolean done
protected boolean unbroken
protected java.lang.String stanza
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public Event()
| Method Detail |
|---|
protected void writeFieldTo(javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter out, java.lang.String name, java.lang.String value) throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
public void writeTo(javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamWriter out) throws javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException, MalformedDataException
XMLStreamWriter
.
out
- The XMLStreamWriter
to append to.
javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamException
- if there is a problem in the XMLStreamWriter
.
MalformedDataException
- if you have not specified data for this event.public java.util.Date getTime()
java.util.Date
object giving the timestamp that should be sent with this event. If this field is null,
Splunk will assign the time at which the event is indexed as its timestamp.
java.util.Date
object giving the time assigned to this Event, or null if Splunk should apply a default
timestamp.public void setTime(java.util.Date time)
java.util.Date
object giving the timestamp that should be sent with this event. If this field is null,
Splunk will assign the time at which the event is indexed as its timestamp.
time
- The java.util.Date
which should be used as this event's timestamp, or null to have Splunk use a
default timestamp.public java.lang.String getData()
public void setData(java.lang.String data)
data
- A String containing the event text.public java.lang.String getSource()
Event
comes from. For lines in log files, it is
typically the full path to the log file. If it is omitted, Splunk will guess a sensible name for the source.
public void setSource(java.lang.String source)
Event
comes from. For lines in log files, it is
typically the full path to the log file. If it is omitted, Splunk will guess a sensible name for the source.
source
- A String to be used as the source of this event, or null to have Splunk guess.public java.lang.String getSourceType()
public void setSourceType(java.lang.String sourceType)
sourceType
- A String to use as the source type for this event, or null to have Splunk guess.public java.lang.String getIndex()
public void setIndex(java.lang.String index)
index
- The name of the index to write to, or null to have Splunk write to the default index.public java.lang.String getHost()
public void setHost(java.lang.String host)
host
- A String giving the host name of the event source, or null to use the host Splunk receives
the event from.public void setDone(boolean done)
Event
objects.
Splunk allows events from modular inputs to be sent in pieces. For example, if lines of an event become available
one at a time, they can be sent (in events with setUnbroken(false)
called on them) as hunks. At the end of the
event, you must manually tell Splunk to break after this hunk by setting done to true. Then the next event
received will be taken to be part of another event.
By default, done is true
and unbroken is true
, so if you do not touch these fields, you will send one complete
event per Event
object.
done
- Is this the last hunk of an event broken across multiple Event
objects?public boolean isDone()
Event
objects.
Splunk allows events from modular inputs to be sent in pieces. For example, if lines of an event become available
one at a time, they can be sent (in events with setUnbroken(false) called on them) as hunks. At the end of the
event, you must manually tell Splunk to break after this hunk by setting done to true. Then the next event
received will be taken to be part of another event.
By default, done is true
and unbroken is true
, so if you do not touch these fields, you will send one complete
event per Event
object.
Event
objects?public void setUnbroken(boolean unbroken)
Event
object.
Splunk allows events from modular inputs to be sent in pieces. If unbroken is set to true
, then this event is
assumed to be a complete event, not a piece of one. By default, unbroken is true
. If you set unbroken to false
,
you need to call setDone(true)
on the last hunk of the complete event for Splunk to know to terminate it.
unbroken
- Is this event completely encapsulated in this Event
object?public boolean isUnbroken()
Event
object.
Splunk allows events from modular inputs to be sent in pieces. If unbroken is set to true
, then this event is
assumed to be a complete event, not a piece of one. By default, unbroken is true
. If you set unbroken to false
,
you need to call setDone(true)
on the last hunk of the complete event for Splunk to know to terminate it.
Event
object?public java.lang.String getStanza()
public void setStanza(java.lang.String stanza)
stanza
- The name of the input this event should be sent to.
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The purpose of this challenge is to demonstrate the MITRE Top 25 programming flaw: 'Use of a One-Way Hash without a Salt'.
The software uses a one-way cryptographic hash against an input that should not be reversible, such as a password, but the software does not also use a salt as part of the input.
This is the same vulnerable application from the previous challenge, still with missing authorization on the admin page where you can see the users and their passwords. The developers are now hashing the user password with an algorithm considered safe but is it enough?
Did you know that the site CrackStation.net maintains a list of known hashes for numbers and dictionary words, also known as a 'Rainbow Table'?
Obtain the password for user
and login to solve the challenge.
See if you can spot the problem in the code below.
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zany
on 2012-08-30 13:07:44
Thanks man you have solved my problem. :)
Brett Zamir
on 2012-07-05 11:15:47
@Michal: Thanks--If you have any way to shorten the existing function, without losing support for all the existing arguments and functionality, let us know.
Michal
on 2011-11-07 02:00:49
If you like short scripts, use this modified function working same as one in PHP:
function str_replace (f, r, s) {f=[].concat(f), r=[].concat(r); for(var i in f){s=s.split(f[i]).join(r[r[i]!=undefined?i:0]);} return s;}
Note: it is evident f is search, r is replace and s is subject.
Enjoy!
Al Newmann
on 2011-09-01 19:35:12
For the very basic functionallity of the str_replace() function as shown in Example 1 there are two way easier and shorter solutions:
1)
var cadena = "Cry%20of%20the%20Black%20Birds";
cadena.split("%20").join(" ");
// result : cadena == "Cry of the Black Birds"
2)
var cadena = "Cry%20of%20the%20Black%20Birds";
cadena.replaceAll("%20"," ");
// result : cadena == "Cry of the Black Birds"
The code shown in the OP is very good and covers the whole functionallity of the str_replace() function, but if you are only looking for the basic of it, maybe you want to try these out.
Al.
Oziam
on 2011-01-22 00:28:34
This is my equivalent to PHP str_ireplace, it will search a given string for bad characters contained in an Array and replace if found. It will strip ALL upper & lowercase instances from string.
// Author: Oziam
function str_ireplace(str){
var bad = new Array('cc:','to:','content-type','href','\\n+','\\r+','\\t+','%0a+','%0d+','%08+','%09+');
var replace = "";
var result = "";
var x;
var oldi = 0;
for (x in bad){
for (i = str.toLowerCase().indexOf(bad[x]); i > -1; i = str.toLowerCase().indexOf(bad[x],i)){
result += str.substring(oldi,i);
result += replace;
i += bad[x].length;
oldi = i;}
}
return result+str.substring(oldi,str.length);
}
Usage:
====
var string = "Send to: cc: bcc: etc.....";
str_ireplace(string);
returns;
Send etc.....
bajick
on 2010-12-10 02:51:10
Thank you so much! Nice work!
Brett Zamir
on 2010-11-02 03:45:27
@Ghabriel: Normally, you can leave comments on the "Add Function" page as you did or if it is a modification, you can leave it on the relevant function's page.
But in this case, my point is that our existing code in our "workbench" nor your code adequately meets our requirement of matching PHP behavior as closely as possible so we are not intending to release anything publicly until it meets the requirements I mentioned. We thank you for offering though, and you're welcome to try to meet the conditions I mentioned, but it would require quite a bit of JavaScript knowledge (and effort) in this case.
Ghabriel Nunes
on 2010-11-01 19:41:00
So, I need to go to somewhere to post my function or someone will do it for me?
Brett Zamir
on 2010-11-01 02:28:42
@Ghabriel Nunes: Thanks for submitting. If you go to our functions page and see the link to the missing functions (at http://phpjs.org/unported/index ), you can see functions like preg_replace which may have already been implemented in some form (or just go to Github directly). I'm kind of holding off on doing much with these, personally speaking, until we (or someone) will incorporate the powerful XRegExp.com code into these preg_* functions. And you can see http://github.com/kvz/phpjs/blob/master/_workbench/pcre/preg_match.js for a skeleton of how I'd hoped we could eventually implement other PHP regex features not even supported yet in XRegExp: http://github.com/kvz/phpjs/blob/master/_workbench/pcre/preg_match.js . (Basically PHP regex has a lot more we'd like to see made available than JavaScript allows natively, so it's a bit of work to really get it working closer to that reality.)
@Kevin: Seems the site has lost cookies now for a while. An easy way to put that back? Also, btw, it seems like your site is now unavailable from China without a proxy because one of the scripts is loading bit.ly content apparently.
Ghabriel Nunes
on 2010-10-31 21:11:45
Hi, I did make a preg_replace() function (it have the parameters: pattern, replacement, subject, limit) that doesn't use the eval() function (so it's better in terms of performance). I don't know if here is the right place, but I'll post it:
Example 1: preg_replace(/Kevin/,'','Kevin Kevin van Zonneveld')
Returns 1: 'van Zonneveld'
Example 2: preg_replace(/Kevin/,'','Kevin Kevin van Zonneveld',1)
Returns 2: 'Kevin van Zonneveld'
function preg_replace(pattern,replacement,subject,limit){
if (subject.match(pattern) == null){
return subject;
} else {
if (!limit){
p = pattern + '', m = '';
if (p.match(/\/([^/]*)\/i/) != null){
m = 'i';
}
p = p.replace(/\//g,'').replace(m,'');
p = new RegExp(p,(m + 'g'));
pattern = p;
return subject.replace(pattern,replacement);
} else {
for (i = 0; i < limit; i++){
subject = subject.replace(pattern,replacement);
}
return subject;
}
}
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2010-09-08 19:53:13
@ losif: Your str_replace will produce different results from PHP's in some cases. Among things, this has to do with Philip's comment from 30 Mar '08
As for your is_array, we also want it to return true for associative arrays (which we use JavaScript objects for). So just testing for the Array constructor wil fail for:
names['first'] = 'losif';
if (is_array(names)) {
// Won't reach. names is an object in JavaScript terms.
}
Iosif
on 2010-09-06 16:17:44
Iosif
on 2010-09-06 16:16:17
function str_replace(search, replace, subject)
{
if(is_array(search))
{
if(is_array(replace))
{
for(i in search)
{
subject = subject.split(search[i]).join(replace[i]);
}
}
else
{
for(i in search)
{
subject = subject.split(search[i]).join(replace);
}
}
}
else
{
subject = subject.split(search).join(replace);
}
return subject;
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-08-16 15:41:40
@ Max: It has to do with speed & PHP compliance. Your function will produce different results from PHP's in some cases. Among things, this has to do with Philip's comment from 30 Mar '08
Max
on 2009-08-12 14:25:58
Why do you use such a complicated function?
I have this one in use and it works fine:
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
return subject.split(search).join(replace);
}
Brett Zamir
on 2009-08-10 16:06:16
@Erik: Just use the latest version here now; I recall the code had some buggy behavior, so it was fixed not too long ago.
Erik
on 2009-08-10 14:43:44
One question: JSLint complains about
while (j = 0, i--) {
Problem at line 50 character 17: Expected ')' to match '(' from line 50 and instead saw ','.
Any idea how to fix this and the resulting errors in JSLint? Much appreciated!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-05-08 00:38:38
Ouch! Thanks! I fixed that, and also had a bug in the next for loop initialization. Ok now in SVN... Thanks again...
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-07 20:59:38
You forgot to change i-- in for() loop to i++ (or ++i - no difference :) ).
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-07 20:53:27
I am happy to help you! ;)
Brett Zamir
on 2009-05-06 00:57:45
@Oleg, as far as why the loop goes down, there is no good reason, except that I was kind of following the pattern that was there previously. :) I changed it to an ascending loop to follow convention and not raise the same question for others. I also optimized the for loops a little by checking for the length at the beginning of the loop instead of upon each iteration. Thanks!
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-05 19:44:59
Oh, sorry! I have read the documentation on php.net. I thought count param limits count of replaces, but it only counts replaces. I wrote a complete delusion, sorry. :)
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-05 17:28:55
Ok. Good job, the function is written very correctly. :)
But why:
[...for (i=s.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {...]
not:
[...for (i=0; i <= s.length-1; i++) {...]
??? String-array will be parsed from right to left? I don't know PHP function specification, but I think count param is used to count affected symbols from left to right, it's more useful. Am I right?
Brett Zamir
on 2009-05-05 01:50:49
See my changes at http://trac.phpjs.org/projects/phpjs/browser/trunk/functions/strings/str_replace.js . I've tested all the PHP examples, and they are all working. Note that count must be in string form, and must out of necessity reference a global.
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-04 18:59:06
Hi Brett,
My code can convert extra items to empty strings too:
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
var s = subject;
var f = [].concat(search);
var r = [].concat(replace);
var l = f.length;
var i = 0;
for (i=0; i<l; ++i)
{
s = s.split(f[i]).join((r[i]!=undefined)?r[i]:'');
}
return s;
}
But I forgot about count param. It's more difficult. Anyway, I don't want it. :)
Brett Zamir
on 2009-05-04 15:41:01
Hi Oleg,
Thanks for pointing out the bug... There was also a bug in handling the subject as an array. Should be fixed in SVN now. I think I might have also fixed the comments.
Btw, we can't just use the shorter length since the PHP behavior is to allow a longer search array to have extra items be replaced by the empty string (i.e., the extra items do get replaced (removed)).
I also added the count param...
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-04 11:37:25
Why Code is uploading not correctly???
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-04 11:36:14
In previous post something wrong.
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
var s = subject;
var f = [].concat(search);
var r = [].concat(replace);
var l = (f.length>r.length) ? r.length : f.length;
var i = 0;
for (i=0; i<l; ++i)
{
s = s.split(f[i]).join(r[i]);
}
return s;
}
Oleg Eremeev
on 2009-05-04 11:33:30
Hello. I downloaded yesterday php.full.js. Library is very good, thank you for proceeding. But I tried to use str_replace function. It works not properly. Function replaces all items of search array with first item of replace array found in subject string. I wrote modified function:
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
var s = subject;
var f = [].concat(search);
var r = [].concat(replace);
var l = (f.length>r.length) ? r.length : f.length;
var i = 0;
for (i=0; i<l; ++i)
{
s = s.split(f[i]).join(r[i]);
}
return s;
}
This one do all I want. I hope it is useful, but I am not sure is it correct.
Sorry for my bad English, I am schoolboy from Latvia.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-02-21 12:49:05
@ avel: Be sure to checkout http://phpjs.org, I'm making some progress there.
avel
on 2009-02-20 12:06:38
Thanks a lot for this blog. Is really usefull.
i'm from Barcelona and i'm a baby php programer and this php.js library look like so good.
note: my website is nearly in net.
jonze
on 2009-01-30 09:16:49
hello and congratulations for this article(and script also). I needed something like str_replace from php very fast done with javscript and seems that your script does that very well!
Regards!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-01-22 13:05:12
acimeha, yes, using the native JavaScript replace works fine for most cases, but this project aims to support PHP's behavior, which also allows arrays as inputs.
acimeha
on 2009-01-22 12:29:55
hi there !
consider this as solution for str_replace
str = str.replace(new RegExp("\n\r", 'gi'), "\n");
best regards
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-12-01 08:41:55
@ Onno Marsman & T. Wild: It's not my preferred coding style either, we may need to refactor it some day so it will be more consistent to other code found in php.js
Onno Marsman
on 2008-11-27 18:39:30
No trouble at all! I guess you've misunderstood me. Like I said I also don't like that whole shorthand stuff. It's very hard to read indeed.
T.Wild
on 2008-11-26 23:15:25
IN REPLY TO Onno Marsman.
As I said 'I'm not the best JavaScript programmer in the world.' and what I submitted worked for me (well, almost, r+='' should have been r = r+'' etc) in my limited tests, and I was having trouble seeing what the original code was doing anyway - I don't particularly like the shorthand ways of writing ifs etc - that's why I converted s,r and f to strings to be sure.
Your code fix works fine and sorry for the trouble.
Onno Marsman
on 2008-11-26 21:54:22
To be clear: I've only changed the s[i] to (s[i]+'') in that line.
Onno Marsman
on 2008-11-26 21:51:10
T.Wild: I don't have time for testing right now but doesn't the following do the trick a bit better?
When you do pass an array you'd also want every element to be a string.
I don't see any need to convert r to string(s), but I could be wrong. I find the code a bit hard to read.
Why the whole variable name replacement thing anyway? I thought we have a compiler to do this. This only results in more code after compilation.
while (s[i] = (s[i]+'').split(f[j]).join(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f){};
T.Wild
on 2008-11-26 21:34:10
OOPS, I leaped before I looked at the code properly, this may be a better idea but I'm not the best JavaScript programmer in the world.
var f = search, r = replace, s = subject;
var ra = r instanceof Array, sa = s instanceof Array, f = [].concat(f), r = [].concat(r), i = (s = [].concat(s)).length;
if(!ra){r+='';}
if(!sa){s+='';}
if(!(f instanceof Array)){f+='';}
T.Wild
on 2008-11-26 18:59:50
I think the following line should should probably be changed from:
var f = search, r = replace, s = subject;
TO
var f = search+'', r = replace+'', s = subject+'';
Found this problem (if anyone is interested) when trying:
str_replace("foo","baa",location);
//You get the same problem with
str_replace(34,9,123456);
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-09-29 12:26:31
@ Onno & Anton: Both excellent points. Function updated. Thank you!
Onno Marsman
on 2008-09-25 14:35:54
Why be dependant on is_array when you could just use "instanceof Array" ? This probably saves a bit of performance too.
Anton Ongsono
on 2008-09-25 05:40:09
i have try to use this, but i five me error in FF <IP_ADDRESS> :
s[i] has no properties
[Break on this error] while (s[i] = s[i].split(f[j])....in(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f){};
so that i tried to fixed like this :
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
var f = search, r = replace, s = subject;
var ra = is_array(r), sa = is_array(s), f = [].concat(f), r = [].concat(r), i = (s = [].concat(s)).length;
while (j = 0, i--) {
if (s[i])
{
while (s[i] = s[i].split(f[j]).join(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f){};
};
};
return sa ? s : s[0];
}
Anton Ongsono
on 2008-09-25 05:37:12
i have try to use this, but i five me error in FF 2 :
s[i] has no properties
[Break on this error] while (s[i] = s[i].split(f[j])....in(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f){};
so that i tried to fixed like this :
function str_replace(search, replace, subject) {
var f = search, r = replace, s = subject;
var ra = is_array(r), sa = is_array(s), f = [].concat(f), r = [].concat(r), i = (s = [].concat(s)).length;
while (j = 0, i--) {
if (s[i])
{
while (s[i] = s[i].split(f[j]).join(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f){};
}
};
return sa ? s : s[0];
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-18 08:21:28
@ Jonas Raoni: That's astonishing :D The non-overlapping approach was convincing enough for me not to take the effort to test if this was the actual mechanism of PHP. It would make sense though right? Anyway, I will reinstate your version Jonas Raoni, and adjust the test case. Thanks for all of your work!  But that's the challenge & learning experience, right.
Philip
on 2008-04-18 05:31:00
That is incredibly weird... I was certain that PHP replaced all the stuff at once so as not to create overlap... ah well, I guess it's not like that after all. It was a cool function though :P
Jonas Raoni
on 2008-04-18 04:06:47
I didn't looked the comments before, I just saw the code was long and made a version :)~
But it's strange... What php version are you using? The following code, on php 5, gave me as output "hemmo, mars":
echo str_replace(array('{name}', 'l'), array('hello', 'm'), '{name}, lars');
Philip Peterson
on 2008-04-18 02:05:20
Woah, I didn't see comments #16 or #15... hmm, I'm surprised, it definitely has merit, though...
Philip Peterson
on 2008-04-18 02:03:15
Wow... bravo is all I can say... that's more than 20x faster than my code, too, lol...
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-17 13:49:50
@ Jonas Raoni: I've updated, committed, generated, deployed, tested, reverted, commited, generated & deployed ;)
And srry dude but your str_replace did not survive Peter's testcase:
// should return: hello, mars
str_replace(['{name}', 'l'], ['hello', 'm'], '{name}, lars');
More info in the comments here.
Guess I'll be needing those medals back ;) nah just kidding :)
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-17 13:03:01
@ Jonas Raoni: That looks very promising :) I still have to test it but if you have reduced our function to this, preserving all of it's functionality, then you deserve 3 medals ;)
Jonas Raoni
on 2008-04-17 06:05:09
I just made this code, it's using the already present is_array function.
function str_replace(f, r, s){
var ra = is_array(r), sa = is_array(s), f = [].concat(f), r = [].concat(r), i = (s = [].concat(s)).length;
while(j = 0, i--)
while(s[i] = s[i].split(f[j]).join(ra ? r[j] || "" : r[0]), ++j in f);
return sa ? s : s[0];
}
Example:
alert(str_replace(["a", "fb", "c"], ["f", "g"], ["abcd"]));
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-15 09:03:43
@ Philip Peterson: If you like you can now do this in SVN ;)
Philip Peterson
on 2008-04-15 08:47:18
Hmm, I actually can see where that could come in useful though...
nsub = nsub.replace(new RegExp(__regexp_escape(search[x]), "g"), "[cod"+fincods[x]+"]");
could work with
nsub = nsub.split(search[x]).join("[cod"+fincods[x]+"]");
and that sort of thing occurs in four places, so there's a significant drop in size, and you probably can even drop that __regexp_escape function [sorry Simon :(]. You probably should keep him in the credits though, even if you take the function out.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-04-13 12:20:22
@ Jonas Raoni: Hi there, how have you been? Thats a brutal approach :) However the long code we have now supports some features that your approach does not. For more information see the comments here. Thanks for this insightful way though!
Jonas Raoni
on 2008-04-12 17:23:37
For the str_replace the best and fastest method I know it's:
"Jonas Raoni".split("a").join("X");
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-03-31 17:31:45
@ Philip: Cool, I've included Simon as well. Thanks again.
Philip
on 2008-03-31 17:20:52
No problem!
Also: Credits to Simon Willison (http://simonwillison.net/2006/Jan/20/escape/) for the regexp_escape function.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-03-31 17:16:27
@ Philip: A seemingly straightforward function like str_replace turns out to be more complex than e.g. mktime :) I've indented your code and included the extra function (had to 'var' it for namespacing compatibility) in str_replace.
Thanks A LOT for seriously improving this function!
Philip
on 2008-03-31 08:41:24
Not necessarily; what if a result produced by the replacement of one of the shorter strings produced the values of one of the longer searches? Here's a code that works, but I haven't indented the part that I made yet, or commented it, and it requires a second external function... I dunno if you can fix that or not.
// http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net
// + original by: Kevin van Zonneveld (http://kevin.vanzonneveld.net)
// + improved by: Gabriel Paderni
// + improved by: Philip Peterson
// * example 1: str_replace(' ', '.', 'Kevin van Zonneveld');
// * returns 1: 'Kevin.van.Zonneveld'
function regexp_escape(text) {
if (!arguments.callee.sRE) {
var specials = [
'/', '.', '*', '+', '?', '|',
'(', ')', '[', ']', '{', '}', '\\'
];
arguments.callee.sRE = new RegExp(
'(\\' + specials.join('|\\') + ')', 'g'
);
}
return text.replace(arguments.callee.sRE, '\\$1');
}
function str_replace(search, replace, subject)
{
if(!(replace instanceof Array)){
replace=new Array(replace);
if(search instanceof Array){//If search is an array and replace is a string, then
this replacement string is used for every value of search
while(search.length>replace.length){
replace[replace.length]=replace[0];
}
}
}
if(!(search instanceof Array))search=new Array(search);
while(search.length>replace.length){//If replace has fewer values than search , then an
empty string is used for the rest of replacement values
replace[replace.length]='';
}
if(subject instanceof Array){//If subject is an array, then the search and replace is
performed with every entry of subject , and the return value is an array as well.
for(k in subject){
subject[k]=str_replace(search,replace,subject[k]);
}
return subject;
}
numreplx=search.length;
numon=0;
fincods=new Array();
while(fincods.length<numreplx)
{
nsub=subject;
for(x=0;x<fincods.length;x++)
{
nsub=nsub.replace(new RegExp(regexp_escape(search[x]), "g"), "[cod"+fincods[x]+"]");
}
for(x=0;x<fincods.length;x++)
{
nsub=nsub.replace(new RegExp(regexp_escape("[cod"+fincods[x]+"]"), "g"), replace[x]);
}
if(nsub.indexOf("[cod"+numon+"]") == -1)
{
fincods[fincods.length]=numon;
}
numon++;
}
for(x=0;x<fincods.length;x++)
{
subject=subject.replace(new RegExp(regexp_escape(search[x]), "g"), "[cod"+fincods[x]+"]");
}
for(x=0;x<fincods.length;x++)
{
subject=subject.replace(new RegExp(regexp_escape("[cod"+fincods[x]+"]"), "g"), replace[x]);
}
return subject;
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-03-31 08:13:31
@ Philip: Thanks for noticing. My first thought is to order the search array by length, ascending. This way 'l' will be searched & replaced before hello will be.
Do you agree that that would solve the issue?
Philip
on 2008-03-30 07:01:37
There's only a slight problem with this code... in PHP, each entry is replaced all at once, rather than one after another. This creates a problem in the following example:
function parseInf(kyl){
kyl=str_replace([
"{name}",
"l"
],
[
"hello",
"m"
],
kyl);
nev=kyl.split(/\r{0,1}\n-\r{0,1}\n/);
return nev;
}
alert(parseInf("{name}, lars"));
Theoretically, the code should return "hello, mars", but instead it returns "hemmo, mars". It completes the first iteration before the second, rather than all at once.
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-03-02 19:34:09
@ G.Paderni: Good point! Thank you for contributing!
G.Paderni
on 2008-03-02 18:48:20
oh, sorry there's an error please remove my last comment
this one is ok:
function str_replace(search,replace,subject) {
// by: Gabriel Paderni
if(!(replace instanceof Array)){
replace=new Array(replace);
if(search instanceof Array){//If search is an array and replace is a string, then this replacement string is used for every value of search
while(search.length>replace.length){
replace[replace.length]=replace[0];
}
}
}
if(!(search instanceof Array))search=new Array(search);
while(search.length>replace.length){//If replace has fewer values than search , then an empty string is used for the rest of replacement values
replace[replace.length]='';
}
if(subject instanceof Array){//If subject is an array, then the search and replace is performed with every entry of subject , and the return value is an array as well.
for(k in subject){
subject[k]=str_replace(search,replace,subject[k]);
}
return subject;
}
for(var k=0; k<search.length; k++){
var i = subject.indexOf(search[k]);
while(i>-1){
subject = subject.replace(search[k], replace[k]);
i = subject.indexOf(search[k],i);
}
}
return subject;
}
sbsweb
on 2008-02-19 13:13:37
Increible, ese .js es de lo mÃ¡s Ãºtil que he visto.


Elderly Veteran Wins North Carolina Lottery on Veterans Day
Ernest Dodson won more than $275,000 in the North Carolina Education Lottery on Monday.
by Nate ChurchDodson paid just one dollar for the Cash 5 ticket he purchased at Sons of Nie, an Asian market in Greensboro. “I about fell over,” he said in a statement released by the lottery, the proceeds of which benefit North Carolina education. Cash 5 pulls a winner every night, with jackpots starting at $100,000.
He already seems to know exactly where it is going: The $195,757 Dodson will bring home after taxes will pay off his house and car, with some left over. “I’m tickled to death that I can be debt free,” he said. Dodson has plans for the remainder, as well. “I’m also going to get a bigger TV so I can watch my favorite wrestling matches,” he added.


Collector Gutenhagen:
When I first came here, these barracks were full of Dwarves... Now they're deserted!
That is, of course, except for Yumi and me!
Yumi's on some sort of research mission, and I can't just leave her alone!
 Are you looking for work?
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A barebones session store which duck-types with the default session store but bypasses Active Record and issues SQL directly. This is an example session model class meant as a basis for your own classes.
The database connection, table name, and session id and data columns are configurable class attributes. Marshaling and unmarshaling are implemented as class methods that you may override. By default, marshaling data is
ActiveSupport::Base64.encode64(Marshal.dump(data))
and unmarshaling data is
Marshal.load(ActiveSupport::Base64.decode64(data))
This marshaling behavior is intended to store the widest range of binary session data in a text column. For higher performance, store in a blob column instead and forgo the Base64 encoding.
- connection
- create_table!
- data
- destroy
- drop_table!
- find_by_session_id
- loaded?
- marshal
- new
- new_record?
- save
- unmarshal
| [W] | data | |
| [R] | session_id |
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 182 182: def connection 183: @@connection ||= ActiveRecord::Base.connection 184: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 201 201: def create_table! 202: @@connection.execute "CREATE TABLE \#{table_name} (\nid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,\n\#{@@connection.quote_column_name(session_id_column)} TEXT UNIQUE,\n\#{@@connection.quote_column_name(data_column)} TEXT\n)\n" 203: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 212 212: def drop_table! 213: @@connection.execute "DROP TABLE #{table_name}" 214: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 187 187: def find_by_session_id(session_id) 188: if record = @@connection.select_one("SELECT * FROM #{@@table_name} WHERE #{@@session_id_column}=#{@@connection.quote(session_id)}") 189: new(:session_id => session_id, :marshaled_data => record['data']) 190: end 191: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 193 193: def marshal(data) 194: ActiveSupport::Base64.encode64(Marshal.dump(data)) if data 195: end
Look for normal and marshaled data, self.find_by_session_id‘s way of telling us to postpone unmarshaling until the data is requested. We need to handle a normal data attribute in case of a new record.
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 223 223: def initialize(attributes) 224: @session_id, @data, @marshaled_data = attributes[:session_id], attributes[:data], attributes[:marshaled_data] 225: @new_record = @marshaled_data.nil? 226: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 197 197: def unmarshal(data) 198: Marshal.load(ActiveSupport::Base64.decode64(data)) if data 199: end
Lazy-unmarshal session state.
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 233 233: def data 234: unless @data 235: if @marshaled_data 236: @data, @marshaled_data = self.class.unmarshal(@marshaled_data) || {}, nil 237: else 238: @data = {} 239: end 240: end 241: @data 242: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 273 273: def destroy 274: unless @new_record 275: @@connection.delete "DELETE FROM \#{@@table_name}\nWHERE \#{@@connection.quote_column_name(@@session_id_column)}=\#{@@connection.quote(session_id)}\n", 'Destroy session' 276: end 277: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 244 244: def loaded? 245: !!@data 246: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 228 228: def new_record? 229: @new_record 230: end
[ show source ]
# File vendor/rails/activerecord/lib/active_record/session_store.rb, line 248 248: def save 249: return false if !loaded? 250: marshaled_data = self.class.marshal(data) 251: 252: if @new_record 253: @new_record = false 254: @@connection.update "INSERT INTO \#{@@table_name} (\n\#{@@connection.quote_column_name(@@session_id_column)},\n\#{@@connection.quote_column_name(@@data_column)} )\nVALUES (\n\#{@@connection.quote(session_id)},\n\#{@@connection.quote(marshaled_data)} )\n", 'Create session' 255: else 256: @@connection.update "UPDATE \#{@@table_name}\nSET \#{@@connection.quote_column_name(@@data_column)}=\#{@@connection.quote(marshaled_data)}\nWHERE \#{@@connection.quote_column_name(@@session_id_column)}=\#{@@connection.quote(session_id)}\n", 'Update session' 257: end 258: end


D&B Direct+ Onboarding use-case
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Kekule solved the structure of the benzene molecule after seeing a snake biting its own tail in a dream : but if the subconscious knows the answer and knows language, why doesn't it just tell us the answer in words? To understand the problem the subconscious must understand language, so why does it use metaphor instead?
The Unconcious is a machine for operating an animal- it is a biological system, not so much a "psychological" one.
All animals have an unconscious. And in the case of humans it seems to do everything from react to stimuli to solving math problems.
Language is useful for explaining problems and solutions, but the actual solving of the problems doesn't use language
The way the subconcious works to solve problems, including the everyday problem of speaking, is completely opaque to the conscious mind.
Some people think that language is a product of evolution, but if this is the case, how is it that only humans seem to have evolved it?
Animals do make use of signals to inform each other, but they don't seem to make the leap to analogy.
Language was so useful that it changed our physical form to the point that we are more likely to choke to death because of the placement of the larynx than we would be if the larynx were higher (which would be less useful for speaking)
Unlike viruses that invade our brains, language doesn't seem to have an evolutionary path - there was one form, it invaded, and it took us over. There aren't constant mutations trying to invade and succeeding for a bit before failing.
But language is problematic, in that it doesn't survive by Darwinism, but rather through Lamarkianism - the best ideas get passed on.
The Unconscious seems to be persistent - we get the same dreams repeatedly, as if it is trying to give us a lesson that we don't seem to take.
Languages live to describe the world: give it a name, describe it, describe what it does.
Oddly, there's no half-formed languages: all languages exist fully formed and they all basically express the same things (even if they differ in the details)
The facts of the world come into our unconsciousness and then consciousness turns it into story
At some point in history, there was a first person who thought that some "thing" could stand in for another "thing" and thus language was born - not necessarily words - maybe art, maybe stones, etc….
The Picture-Form of storytelling favored by the unconscious seems to be superior. You might remember scenes from a story, but do you remember the literal words?
When we explain things to people we are translating from the picture-story of the unconscousness to the language of transmission.
The unconsciousness is biological, language is learned.
The unconsciousness isn't used to giving verbal instructions, and avoids doing it, thus its tendency to give us answers as images when we aren't actively "thinking"


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Opea
Programming Language
Definitions
io.echo: Makes your program say something
io.stp: Stops your program until Enter is pushed
and most python definitions
File Extentions
Opea’s File extentions are .op and .oe


Assets Management¶
from shopyo.api.assets import get_static
In the case of a module in box:
@module_blueprint.route('/img_test')
def img_test_box():
return ''.format(get_static('box__qwerty/modulez', 'shop.png'))
In the case of a module outside box
@module_blueprint.route('/img_test2')
def img_test_module():
return ''.format(get_static('modulez', 'shop.png'))
If DEBUG True, it will be served from the module’s static folder.
If DEBUG False, it will be served from main static folder. Make sure to run
python manage.py collectstatic
before
You can test the difference by running
shopyo run
and
shopyo --config=production run
Your code remains the same. Just the location changes.
Just if using apache, alias /static to server from main static folder


Cloud Services¶
1. Congress Works With All Services¶
Congress will work with any cloud service, as long as Congress can represent the service’s state in table format. A table is a collection of rows, where each row is a collection of columns, and each row-column entry contains a string or a number.
For example, Neutron contains a mapping between IP addresses and the ports they are assigned to; neutron represents this state as the following table.:
====================================== ==========
ID IP
====================================== ==========
"66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6" "<IP_ADDRESS>"
"66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6" "<IP_ADDRESS>"
"73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6" "<IP_ADDRESS>"
====================================== ==========
2. Drivers¶
To plug a new service into Congress, you write a small piece of code, called a driver, that queries the new service (usually through API calls) and translates the service state into tables of data. Out of the box Congress includes drivers for a number of common services (see below).
For example, the driver for Neutron invokes the Neutron API calls that list networks, ports, security groups, and routers. The driver translates each of the JSON objects that the API calls return into tables (where in Python a table is a list of tuples). The Neutron driver is implemented here:
congress/datasources/neutronv2_driver.py
Once the driver is available, you install it into Congress, you configure it (such as with an IP address/port/username), and you write policy that references the tables populated by that driver.
2.1 Driver installation¶
To install a new driver, you must add its location to the Congress configuration file and restart the server. Congress has a single configuration parameter (called drivers) that is a list of all the installed drivers. To install a new driver, simply add to this list and restart.
For example, to install the Neutron driver, you add the following to the list of drivers in the configuration file:
congress.datasources.neutronv2_driver.NeutronV2Driver
If you have Nova and Neutron installed, you configure Congress as:
drivers = congress.datasources.neutronv2_driver.NeutronV2Driver,congress.datasources.nova_driver.NovaDriver
2.2 Driver configuration (DEPRECATED) and writing policy¶
Once the driver code is in place, you can use it to create a datasource whose data is available to Congress policies. To create a datasource, you use the API and provide a unique name (the name you will use in policy to refer to the service), the name of the datasource driver you want to use, and additional connection details needed by your service (such as an IP and a username/password).
For example, using the Congress CLI, you can create a datasource named ‘neutron_test’ using the ‘neutronv2’ driver:
$ openstack congress datasource create <driver_name> <datasource_name>
--config username=<username>
--config password=<password>
--config tenant_name=<tenant>
--config auth_url=<url_authentication>
$ openstack congress datasource create neutronv2 neutron_test
--config username=neutron
--config password=password
--config tenant_name=cloudservices
--config auth_url=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:5000/v2.0
And if you had a second instance of Neutron running to manage your production network, you could create a second datasource (named say ‘neutron_prod’) using the neutronv2 driver so that you could write policy over both instances of Neutron.
When you write policy, you would use the name ‘neutron_test:ports’ to reference the ‘ports’ table generated by the ‘neutron_test’ datasource, and you use ‘neutron_test:networks’ to reference the ‘networks’ table generated by the ‘neutron_test’ datasource. Similarly, you use ‘neutron_prod:ports’ and ‘neutron_prod:networks’ to reference the tables populated by the ‘neutron_prod’ datasource. (More details about writing policy can be found in the Policy section.)
3. Currently Supported Drivers¶
Congress currently has drivers for each of the following services. Each driver has a differing degree of coverage for the available API calls.
- Openstack Aodh
- OpenStack Ceilometer
- OpenStack Cinder
- OpenStack Glance (v2)
- OpenStack Heat
- OpenStack Ironic
- OpenStack Keystone (v2 & v3)
- OpenStack Monasca
- OpenStack Murano
- OpenStack Neutron (v2)
- OpenStack Nova
- OpenStack Swift
- Cloud Foundry
- Plexxi
- vCenter
- OPNFV Doctor
Using the API or CLI, you can review the list of tables and columns that a driver supports. Roughly, you can think of each table as a collection of objects (like networks or servers), and the columns of that table as the attributes of those objects (like name, status, or ID). The value of each row-column entry is a (Python) string or number. If the attribute as returned by the API call is a complex object, that object is flattened into its own table (or tables).
 Writing a Datasource Driver¶
This section is a tutorial for those of you interested in writing your own datasource driver. It can be safely skipped otherwise.
4.1 Implementing a Datasource Driver¶
All the Datasource drivers extend the code found in:
congress/datasources/datasource_driver.py
Typically, you will create a subclass of
datasource_driver.PollingDataSourceDriver
or
datasource_driver.PushedDataSourceDriver
depending on the type of your
datasource driver. Each instance of that class will correspond to a different
service using that driver.
The following steps detail how to implement a polling datasource driver.
- Create a new Python module
congress/datasources/new_driver.py
- Create a subclass of :code:
PollingDataSourceDriver
.
from congress.datasources.datasource_driver import PollingDataSourceDriver
class MyDriver(PollingDataSourceDriver)
- Implement the constructor
MyDriver.__init__()
def __init__(name, args)
You must call the DataSourceDriver’s constructor.
super(MyDriver, self).__init__(name, args)
- Implement the function
MyDriver.update_from_datasource()
def update_from_datasource(self)
This function is called to update
self.state
to reflect the new state of the service.self.state
is a dictionary that maps a tablename (as a string) to a set of tuples (to a collection of tables). Each tuple element must be either a number or string. This function implements the polling logic for the service.
5. By convention, it is useful for debugging purposes to include a
main
that calls update_from_datasource, and prints out the raw
API results along with the tables that were generated.
To install and test the newly written driver, please follow the new driver installation procedure mentioned in :ref: Driver installation <driver-installation> section.
4.2 Converting API results into Tables¶
Since Congress requires the state of each dataservice to be represented as tables, we must convert the results of each API call (which may be comprised of dictionaries, lists, dictionaries embedded within lists, etc.) into tables.
4.2.1 Convenience translators¶
Congress provides a translation method to make the translation from API results into tables convenient. The translation method takes a description of the API data structure, and converts objects of that structure into rows of one or more tables (depending on the data structure). For example, this is a partial snippet from the Neutron driver:
networks_translator = {
'translation-type': 'HDICT',
'table-name': 'networks',
'selector-type': 'DICT_SELECTOR',
'field-translators':
({'fieldname': 'id', 'translator': value_trans},
{'fieldname': 'name', 'translator': value_trans},
{'fieldname': 'tenant_id', 'translator': value_trans},
{'fieldname': 'subnets', 'col': 'subnet_group_id',
'translator': {'translation-type': 'LIST',
'table-name': 'networks.subnets',
'id-col': 'subnet_group_id',
'val-col': 'subnet',
'translator': value_trans}})}
This networks_translator describes a python dictionary data structure that contains four keys: id, name, tenant_id, and subnets. The value for the subnets key is a list of subnet_group_ids each of which is a number. For example:
- { “id”: 1234,
- “name”: “Network Foo”, “tenant_id”: 5678, “subnets”: [ 100, 101 ] }
Given the networks_translator description, the translator creates two tables. The first table is named “networks” with a column for name, subnets, tenant_id, and id. The second table will be named “networks.subnet” and will contain two columns, one containing the subnet_group_id, and the second containing an ID that associates the row in the network to the rows in the networks.subnets table.
To use the translation methods, the driver defines a translator such as networks_translator and then passes the API response objects to translate_objs() which is defined in congress/datasources/datasource_driver.py See congress/datasources/neutron_driver.py as an example.
4.2.2 Custom data conversion¶
The convenience translators may be insufficient in some cases, for example, the data source may provide data in an unusual format, the convenience translators may be inefficient, or the fixed translation method may result in an unsuitable table schema. In such cases, a driver may need to implement its own translation. In those cases, we have a few recommendations.
Recommendation 1: Row = object. Typically an API call will return a collection of objects (e.g. networks, virtual machines, disks). Conceptually it is convenient to represent each object with a row in a table. The columns of that row are the attributes of each object. For example, a table of all virtual machines will have columns for memory, disk, flavor, and image.
Table: virtual_machine
| ID | Memory | Disk | Flavor | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 256GB | 1TB | 1 | 83e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 |
| 73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 10GB | 2TB | 2 | 93e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 |
Recommendation 2. Avoid wide tables. Wide tables (i.e. tables with many columns) are hard to use for a policy-writer. Breaking such tables up into smaller ones is often a good idea. In the above example, we could create 4 tables with 2 columns instead of 1 table with 5 columns.
Table: virtual_machine.memory
| ID | Memory |
|---|---|
| 66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 256GB |
| 73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 10GB |
Table: virtual_machine.disk
| ID | Disk |
|---|---|
| 66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 1TB |
| 73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 2TB |
Table: virtual_machine.flavor
| ID | Flavor |
|---|---|
| 66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 1 |
| 73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 2 |
Table: virtual_machine.image
| ID | Image |
|---|---|
| 66dafde0-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 83e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 |
| 73e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 | 93e31d4c-a49c-11e3-be40-425861b86ab6 |
Recommendation 3. Try these design patterns. Below we give a few design patterns. Notice that when an object has an attribute whose value is a structured object itself (e.g. a list of dictionaries), we must recursively flatten that subobject into tables.
A List of dictionary converted to tuples
Original data:
[{'key1':'value1','key2':'value2'}, {'key1':'value3','key2':'value4'} ]
Tuple:
[('value1', 'value2'), ('value3', 'value4') ]
List of Dictionary with a nested List
Original data:
[{'key1':'value1','key2':['v1','v2']}, {'key1':'value2','key2':['v3','v4']} ]
Tuple:
[('value1', 'uuid1'), ('value1', 'uuid2'), ('value2', 'uuid3'), ('value2', 'uuid4') ] [('uuid1', 'v1'), ('uuid2', 'v2'), ('uuid3', 'v3'), ('uuid4', 'v4') ]
Note : uuid* are congress generated uuids
List of Dictionary with a nested dictionary
Original data:
[{'key1':'value1','key2':{'k1':'v1'}}, {'key1':'value2','key2':{'k1':'v2'}} ]
Tuple:
[('value1', 'uuid1'), ('value2', 'uuid2') ] [('uuid1', 'k1', 'v1'), ('uuid2', 'k1', 'v2'), ]
Note : uuid* are congress generated uuids
4.3 Writing a Datasource driver test¶
Once you’ve written a driver, you’ll want to add a unit test for it. To help, this section describes how the unit test for the Glance driver works. Here are the relevant files.
- Driver code: congress/datasources/glance_v2driver.py
- Test code: congress/tests/datasources/test_glancev2_driver.py (appearing in full at the end of this section)
The test code has two methods: setUp() and test_update_from_datasource().
4.3.1 Glance setup¶
We begin our description with the setUp() method of the test.
def setUp(self):
First the test creates a fake (actually a mock) Keystone. Most clients talk to Keystone, so having a fake one seems to be necessary to make the Glance client work properly.
self.keystone_client_p = mock.patch(
"keystoneclient.v2_0.client.Client")
self.keystone_client_p.start()
Next the test creates a fake Glance client. Glance is an OpenStack service that stores (among other things) operating system Images that you can use to create a new VM. The Glance datasource driver makes a call to <glance-client>.images.list() to retrieve the list of those images, and then turns that list of images into tables. The test creates a fake Glance client so it can control the return value of <glance-client>.images.list().
self.glance_client_p = mock.patch("glanceclient.v2.client.Client")
self.glance_client_p.start()
Next the test instantiates the GlanceV2Driver class, which contains the code for the Glance driver. Passing ‘poll_time’ as 0 is probably unnecessary here, but it tells the driver not to poll automatically. Passing ‘client’ is important because it tells the GlanceV2Driver class to use a mocked version of the Glance client instead of creating its own.
args = helper.datasource_openstack_args()
args['poll_time'] = 0
args['client'] = mock.MagicMock()
self.driver = glancev2_driver.GlanceV2Driver(args=args)
Next the test defines which value it wants <glance-client>.images.list() to return. The test itself will check if the Glance driver code properly translates this return value into tables. So this is the actual input to the test. Either you can write this by hand, or you can run the heat-client and print out the results.
self.mock_images = {'images': [
{u'checksum': u'9e486c3bf76219a6a37add392e425b36',
u'container_format': u'bare',
u'created_at': u'2014-10-01T20:28:08Z’,
...
4.3.2 Glance test¶
test_update_from_datasource() is the actual test, where we have the datasource driver grab the list of Glance images and translate them to tables. The test runs the update_from_datasource() method like normal except it ensures the return value of <glance-client>.images.list() is self.mock_images.
def test_update_from_datasource(self):
The first thing the method does is set the return value of self.driver.glance.images.list() to self.mock_images[‘images’]. Then it calls update_from_datasource() in the usual way, which translates self.mock_images[‘images’] into tables and stores the result into the driver’s self.state dictionary.
with mock.patch.object(self.driver.glance.images, "list") as img_list:
img_list.return_value = self.mock_images['images']
self.driver.update_from_datasource()
Next the test defines the tables that update_from_datasource() should construct. Actually, the test defines the expected value of Glance’s self.state when update_from_datasource() finishes. Remember that self.state is a dictionary mapping a table name to the set of tuples that belong to the table. For Glance, there’s just one table: ‘images’, and so the expected self.state is a dictionary with one key ‘images’ and one value: a set of tuples.
expected = {'images': set([
(u'6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab',
u'active',
u'cirros-0.3.2-x86_64-uec',
u'ami',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:06Z',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:07Z',
u'ami',
u'4dfdcf14a20940799d89c7a5e7345978',
'False',
0,
0,
u'4eada48c2843d2a262c814ddc92ecf2c',
25165824,
u'/v2/images/6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab/file',
u'15ed89b8-588d-47ad-8ee0-207ed8010569',
u'c244d5c7-1c83-414c-a90d-af7cea1dd3b5',
u'/v2/schemas/image',
u'public'),
...
At this point in the test, update_from_datasource() has already been run, so all it does is check that the driver’s self.state has the expected value.
self.assertEqual(self.driver.state, expected)
4.3.3 Glance test code in full¶
import mock
from congress.datasources import glancev2_driver
from congress.tests import base
from congress.tests import helper
class TestGlanceV2Driver(base.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
super(TestGlanceV2Driver, self).setUp()
self.keystone_client_p = mock.patch(
"keystoneclient.v2_0.client.Client")
self.keystone_client_p.start()
self.glance_client_p = mock.patch("glanceclient.v2.client.Client")
self.glance_client_p.start()
args = helper.datasource_openstack_args()
args['poll_time'] = 0
args['client'] = mock.MagicMock()
self.driver = glancev2_driver.GlanceV2Driver(args=args)
self.mock_images = {'images': [
{u'checksum': u'9e486c3bf76219a6a37add392e425b36',
u'container_format': u'bare',
u'created_at': u'2014-10-01T20:28:08Z',
u'disk_format': u'qcow2',
u'file': u'/v2/images/c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297/file',
u'id': u'c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297',
u'min_disk': 0,
u'min_ram': 0,
u'name': u'Fedora-x86_64-20-20140618-sda',
u'owner': u'4dfdcf14a20940799d89c7a5e7345978',
u'protected': False,
u'schema': u'/v2/schemas/image',
u'size': 209649664,
u'status': u'active',
u'tags': ['type=xen2', 'type=xen'],
u'updated_at': u'2014-10-01T20:28:09Z',
u'visibility': u'public'},
{u'checksum': u'4eada48c2843d2a262c814ddc92ecf2c',
u'container_format': u'ami',
u'created_at': u'2014-10-01T20:28:06Z',
u'disk_format': u'ami',
u'file': u'/v2/images/6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab/file',
u'id': u'6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab',
u'kernel_id': u'15ed89b8-588d-47ad-8ee0-207ed8010569',
u'min_disk': 0,
u'min_ram': 0,
u'name': u'cirros-0.3.2-x86_64-uec',
u'owner': u'4dfdcf14a20940799d89c7a5e7345978',
u'protected': False,
u'ramdisk_id': u'c244d5c7-1c83-414c-a90d-af7cea1dd3b5',
u'schema': u'/v2/schemas/image',
u'size': 25165824,
u'status': u'active',
u'tags': [],
u'updated_at': u'2014-10-01T20:28:07Z',
u'visibility': u'public'}]}
def test_update_from_datasource(self):
with mock.patch.object(self.driver.glance.images, "list") as img_list:
img_list.return_value = self.mock_images['images']
self.driver.update_from_datasource()
expected = {'images': set([
(u'6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab',
u'active',
u'cirros-0.3.2-x86_64-uec',
u'ami',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:06Z',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:07Z',
u'ami',
u'4dfdcf14a20940799d89c7a5e7345978',
'False',
0,
0,
u'4eada48c2843d2a262c814ddc92ecf2c',
25165824,
u'/v2/images/6934941f-3eef-43f7-9198-9b3c188e4aab/file',
u'15ed89b8-588d-47ad-8ee0-207ed8010569',
u'c244d5c7-1c83-414c-a90d-af7cea1dd3b5',
u'/v2/schemas/image',
u'public'),
(u'c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297',
u'active',
u'Fedora-x86_64-20-20140618-sda',
u'bare',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:08Z',
u'2014-10-01T20:28:09Z',
u'qcow2',
u'4dfdcf14a20940799d89c7a5e7345978',
'False',
0,
0,
u'9e486c3bf76219a6a37add392e425b36',
209649664,
u'/v2/images/c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297/file',
'None',
'None',
u'/v2/schemas/image',
u'public')]),
'tags': set([
(u'c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297', 'type=xen'),
(u'c42736e7-8b09-4906-abd2-d6dc8673c297', 'type=xen2')])}
self.assertEqual(self.driver.state, expected)


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HybridConnect and CrownConnect enable customers to bring in their own MPLS, leased lines or public network connectivity into the UKCloud data centres. These can be paired with Cloud Enablement - the co-location of network attached devices (firewalls, VPN concentrators, and so on) to enable the overlay of encryption technologies on the connectivity.
High level process
To facilitate a HybridConnect or CrownConnect order, UKCloud expects that:
The end customer or partner will order the connection directly with the service provider that they want to contract with.
At the same time, the customer or partner will raise a Service Request through the My Calls section of the UKCloud Portal to make UKCloud support aware of the need for HybridConnect or CrownConnect.
UKCloud will provide information where needed to help the customer or partner complete forms that the telco provider requires in order to progress the order.
The telco provider will liaise with Ark to gain site access to perform a site survey and then a subsequent visit to install any kit required into their racks within the Meet Me Room (MMR).
Ark will provide connectivity between the telco termination point and the UKCloud patch panel.
UKCloud will liaise with the partner or customer to arrange for onward connectivity from the UKCloud patch panel to the UKCloud environment. This may require additional information gathering. In the case where Cloud Enablement is required, this will involve additional engineer work from both customer/partner and UKCloud.
UKCloud will complete the logical and physical connectivity to enable a live service.
Telcos with a presence in Ark
Telco providers will need to have a presence in the Ark MMR in order to provide a service to the customer or partner. The location where a telco has presence defines whether HybridConnect or CrownConnect can be used.
If the telco has presence in a core UKCloud location (A9 or SQ17), then HybridConnect can be used.
If the telco has presence in Ark but outside of UKCloud's core locations, then CrownConnect must be used.
The following telcos have a presence in Ark MMRs:
BT*
Vodafone*
Lumen (Formerly CenturyLink)*
Virgin Media*
GTT*
Redcentric
SSE
* - has known presence in core UKCloud locations
If a service provider does not have a presence in Ark, then they will need to contact Ark Continuity directly in order to gain presence. It is not the responsibility of the customer/partner or UKCloud to contact Ark on behalf of the telco.
Completing telco order form
When completing the telco order form, it is important to state the correct address of the Ark data centre that the connectivity will be provisioned in. The addresses of UKCloud's core locations are:
Farnborough
Building A9,
Cody Technology Park,
Farnborough,
Hampshire,
GU14 0LX
Corsham
Building SQ17,
Spring Park,
Corsham,
Wiltshire,
SN13 9GB
Please ensure that the correct address is used. If you are unsure which data centre your service is provisioned in, contact UKCloud support who will be able to assist you.
It is not the responsibility of the customer/partner or UKCloud to know the exact MMR rack locations of the telco providers. Telco providers do know this information and will be responsible for making sure that they capture this.
Installation
Telcos are responsible for organising directly with Ark to install their equipment in their racks in the MMR.
Customers/partners are responsible for organising any co-location of customer/partner equipment with UKCloud.
Important
All equipment's onward connectivity to the UKCloud platform must be LC-LC fibre (multimode if HybridConnect or singlemode if CrownConnect). It is the responsibility of the partner/customer and telco to ensure that all equipment has the right interface to connect into UKCloud. UKCloud will not be held responsible for any financial penalty or delays in installation due to the wrong equipment interface being supplied by either the partner/customer or the telco.
Demarcation
Telcos are responsible for all telco owned equipment. This equipment must be installed within a telco rack within the MMR of the Ark data centre and cannot be installed in a UKCloud rack. This includes all telco NTEs, CPEs and other equipment that is under the ownership and/or management responsibility of the telco.
Ark are responsible for the connection between the telco kit and the patch panel for onward connectivity to UKCloud.
UKCloud are responsible for the connection between the patch panel in the UKCloud data centre suites and the customer co-located equipment (if Cloud Enablement is being used) and/or the UKCloud infrastructure.
The customer/partner is responsible for any customer owned equipment that has been installed in a UKCloud rack as part of a Cloud Enablement service. This includes installation, ongoing maintenance and emergency maintenance.
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| 052:048 Khan | : |
So wait patiently (O Muhammad SAW) for the Decision of your Lord, for verily, you are under Our Eyes, and glorify the Praises of your Lord when you get up from sleep. |
| 052:048 Maulana | : |
And wait patiently for the judgment of thy Lord, for surely thou art before Our eyes, and celebrate the praise of thy Lord, when thou risest, |
| 052:048 Pickthal | : |
So wait patiently (O Muhammad) for thy Lord's decree, for surely thou art in Our sight; and hymn the praise of thy Lord when thou uprisest, |
| 052:048 Rashad | : |
You shall steadfastly persevere in carrying out your Lord's command - you are in our eyes - and glorify and praise your Lord when you get up. |
| 052:048 Sarwar | : |
Wait patiently for the command of your Lord. We are watching over you. Glorify your Lord when you rise during the night |
| 052:048 Shakir | : |
And wait patiently for the judgment of your Lord, for surely you are before Our eyes, and sing the praise of your Lord when you rise; |
| 052:048 Sherali | : |
So wait patiently for the judgment of thy Lord; for, assuredly, thou art before Our eyes; and celebrate the praises of thy Lord when thou risest up for prayer, |
| 052:048 Yusufali | : |
Now await in patience the command of thy Lord: for verily thou art in Our eyes: and celebrate the praises of thy Lord the while thou standest forth, |
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Tutorials¶
Settings things up¶
The file structure is as follows: - datadir
- settings.csv
- params.csv
- tel1.csv
- tel2.csv
- …
#### datadir For example, datadir = “users/johnwayne/tess_1b”.
#### settings.csv - copy settings.csv from the “examples” that come with allesfitter - adjust as you need (todo)
#### params.csv - copy params.csv from the “examples” that come with allesfitter - adjust as you need (todo)
#### tel1.csv, tel2.csv, … All these telescope data files must be named exactly like the telesopes listed in settings.csv. So for example “TESS.csv”, “HARPS.csv”, and so on. The code will automatically search for these file names in the given directory.
- Photometric instruments must contain three columns:
- time flux flux_err
- RV instruments must contain three columns:
- time rv rv_err
The time unit has to be days, preferably BJD. It does not matter if it is JD/HJD/BJD, but it must be homogenous between all data sets tel1.csv etc. and the parameters (epoch) in params.csv.
Running the fit¶
- copy run.py from the “examples” that come with allesfitter
- adjust as you need
(todo)


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Douglass, Kevin (Self), Houston, TX
Foster, Cheryl Owner (Self), Waco, TX
Kingman, John (Self), Austin, TX
Mikolaitis, John (Self; Cummins sales & service), Keller, TX
Shepherd, Tom President, Gulf Region (Self; Cummins Sales and Service, Gulf Region),
Arlington, TX
Wade, Brandon (Self), Mansfield, TX
ON:
Bollar, Rick (Self; Tesla Owners Club of North Texas), Southlake, TX
Chen, James Vice President of Public Policy (Rivian Automotive, Inc.), Plymouth, MI
Pace, Stephen (Self; Tesla Owners Club of Greater Houston), Houston, TX
Schaefer, Teresa (Self; Tesla owners club of north texas), Euless, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
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Braziel, Robert (Texas Automobile Dealers Association), Austin, TX
Campbell, Drew (Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers), Dallas, TX
Crail, Pamela President (SA Auto Dealers), San Antonio, TX
Doran, Laird Vice President Goverment Relations&Senior Counsel (The Friedkin Group,
on behalf of Gulf States Toyota, Inc.), Houston, TX
Franks, Brent (DFW New Car Dealers Association), Irving, TX
McMahon, Lori Director (Toyota Motor North America), Plano, TX
Poinsett, Royce Attorney-at-Law (Texas Motorcycle Dealers Association), Austin, TX
Wainwright, Wyatt President (Houston Automobile dealers association), Sugar Land, TX
Wright, Eric (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Holm, Matt (Self), Austin, TX
Jenevein, Dr. Roy Faculty, University of Texas, Austin (Self), Liberty Hill, TX
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Knutson, John (Self), Austin, TX
Laudien, Heike (Self), Liberty hill, TX
Logsdon, Sean (Self), Austin, TX
Manning, Craig (Self), Keller, TX
O'Rourke, Joshua General Manager (Self; Cummins Sales And Service), San Antonio, TX
Phillips, Sandy (Self), Cedar Park, TX
Spice, Darrell (Self), Fresno, TX
Vickers, Justin General manager (Self; Cummins sales and service), Mcdade, TX
ON:
Richard, Ryan (Self), Austin, TX
Thompson, Corrie (Texas Department of Motor Vehicles), Austin, TX
FOR:
Archibald, Norm Vice President (Hendrick Medical Center), Abilene, TX
Plymell, Shane Shannon Medical Center CEO (Shannon Medical Center), San Angelo, TX
ON:
VanWinkle, Kim (Office of attorney general), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hawkins, John SVP, Government Relations (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX
Hawkins, John (Texas Hospital Association), Austin, TX
McBeath, Don Director of Government Relations (Texas Organization of Rural and
Community Hospitals), Austin, TX
Rose, Denise (Community Health Systems), Austin, TX
Townsend, Linda System Director of Advocacy & Public Policy (CHRISTUS Health),
Austin, TX
ON:
Grady, Victoria Director of Rate Analysis (Texas Health and Human Services
Commission), Austin, TX
Jordan, Kristi Director of Health Care Quality (Texas Health and Human Services
Commission), Austin, TX
FOR:
Carter, Greg DC (Self; Texas Chiropractic Association), Fort worth, TX
Vige, Max DC (Texas Chiropractic Association), League city, TX
AGAINST:
Baxter, Jason (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Baxter, Jason (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
ON:
Diaz lara, Debra Director, managed care quality assurance (Tx dept of insurance), Austin,
TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 4, 2019 8:00 AM
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FOR:
Alexander, Landry (Self), Farmers Branch, TX
Bouvier, William (Self), Dallas, TX, TX
Brown, Jeffrey (Self), Irving, TX
Casasola, Dwayne (Self), Wylie, TX
Cline, Brooke Student (Self), Grapevine, TX
Craig, Clayton (Self), Dallas, TX
Davila, Enrique Chiropractic student (Self), Dallas, TX
Davis, Richard (Self), Coppell, TX
Harris, Caitlyn (Self), Garland, TX
Hochanadel II, Gery Mr. (Self; Parker University), Dallas, TX
Hurtig, Trevor Student (Self), Irving, TX
Jahadi, Mo Doctor of Chiropractic (Self; Texas Chiropractic Association), Cedar Park, TX
Jenkins, Jeff (Self; Texas Chiropractic Association), Austin, TX
Leblanc, Cornel Chiropractic student (Self), Farmers Branch, TX
Mcdonnell, Patrick (Self), Richardson, TX
Melling, Marla (Self), Irving, TX
Morgan, Vanessa (Self), Carrollton, TX
Norbert, Jeannique (Self), Austin, TX
Pajestka, Samantha (Self), Holland, TX
Shem, Matthew (Self), Carrollton, TX
Stasiak, Dan (Self), Austin, tx, TX
Wei, Josh (Self), Irving, TX
FOR:
Cawley, Jennifer Executive Director (Texas Association of Life and Health Insurers),
Austin, TX
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FOR:
Baxter, Jason (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Boston, Jessica (Texas Association of Business), Austin, TX
Kolodzey, Patricia Director Government Relations (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas),
Austin, TX
Meroney, Shannon (Texas Association of Health Underwriters (TAHU)), Austin, TX
ON:
Danzeiser, Doug Life and Health Lines Office-Director (Tx dept of insurance), Austin, TX
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ON:
Lee, Amy Special Advisor (Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers'
Compensation), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Business & Commerce
April 4, 2019 8:00 AM
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FOR:
Baxter, Jason (Texas Association of Health Plans), Austin, TX
Kolodzey, Patricia Director Government Relations (Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas),
Austin, TX
Meroney, Shannon (Texas Association of Health Underwriters (TAHU)), Austin, TX
ON:
Danzeiser, Doug Life and heath lines office director (Tx dept of insurance), Austin, TX
FOR:
Vaughan, Dee Director (Self; Texas Corn Producers Association), Dumas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Hodges, Kenneth (Texas Corn Producers Association), Waco, TX
ON:
Escobar, Jessica Assistant General Counsel (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX
FOR:
Burner, Burnie (Texas Title Insurance Guaranty Assn), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Day, Aaron (Texas Land Title Association), Austin, TX
Fleming, John General Counsel (Texas Mortgage Bankers Association), Austin, TX
Lee, Randy (Stewart Title Guaranty Co. And First American Title Insurance Company),
Austin, TX
Scurlock, Stephen (Independent Bankers Association of Texas), Austin, TX
ON:
Hunt, Jeff Asst Dpty Commissioner - Financial Regulatory Div (Tx dept of insurance),
Austin, TX
FOR:
Todora, Tess Associate Director of Patron Services (Self), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Kroll, John (AEG Live, AXS Tickets.), Austin, TX
Todora, Tess Associate Director of Patron Services (Self), Austin, TX
Vane, Mark (Live Nation Ticketmaster), Austin, TX


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The city is a very early concept text-based adventure game built using the React.js web framework. The narrative of the game focuses on a city hall employee working in Boston during after the fall of civilization. Using immersive CSS styling and animation, the game hopes to throw back to earlier text-based adventures in the context of a much more accessible application.


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Named after state in computer science, state can record changes in a component such as counting button clicks or user input.
First import useState from React with the following line of code:
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Calculates acoustic traveltimes and ray paths in 1-D, linear atmospheres. Later versions will support arbitrary 1-D atmospheric models, such as radiosonde measurements and standard reference atmospheres.
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| Maintainer: | Jake Anderson <ajakef at gmail.com> |
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--- layout: post title: Dos and Don'ts in Writing College Application Essays date: 2013-03-16 13:04:07.000000000 -07:00 type: post parent_id: '0' published: true pd: '' status: publish categories: - Classroom Talk - College Prep - Guest Posts tags: - College Prep - How to write a college essay - SAT Prep author: login: k email: k@k display_name: mcary first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
Guest Post By Meaghan I.
Read the instructions for the essay carefully, and make sure you read each question twice before answering. Touch upon every point that the question asks for, and do not be afraid to spend a few days on your essay as you perfect it. Here are a group of dos and don’ts regarding your application. Take this advice under advisement as you create your essay.
DO
Keep it concise, amusing, informative and revealing
Just don’t forget that you are writing something that people should enjoy reading. You are not writing an essay to get points for your coursework. Keep the text…human.
Highlight your counterintuitive and non-stereotypical aspects
Remove any racial stereotypes by going in the opposite direction, unless the stereotype is a good one, and then run with it.
Use various descriptive words
Using the same descriptive words repeatedly can get very dull to read. Words such as good and great should only appear three of four times. Any other occasions should be replaced with more varied words such as “excellent”, “superb”, magnificent”.
Be humble but confident of your ability
You need to show them that you know your own ability and that you know how to express it, but you need to be slightly humble about it so that you do not come across as boastful.
Explain any black marks on your history
Explain them quickly, concisely, and make no excuses. Take responsibility and show that you have learned from any mistakes.
Demonstrate any evidence of your knowledge
This can be awards, good grades or a particularly good essay that gained recognition.
Read it again in a few days to edit
In a few days the text will not be as prominent in your mind and you will see mistakes in the text that you can fix.
Be mature but fun, positive but restrained
Keep the text human but do not add any “street” into the text. You need to be mature, but show that you know what fun is. You need to be positive without being over-the-top enthusiastic.
Answer every aspect of a question Many questions are open ended but require specific answers. You should give them as best as you can.
DON'T
Write what you think college admissions people want to read
They have heard it all before and will not be impressed. Some of the stuff you write may appear phony, but try not to write what you think they want to read.
Write too much and ramble on
Keep each answer concise.
Forget to proof read your essay twice
One proof read is good, but this is not a school essay, you must proof read at least twice, because the admin staff will catch anything that you do not spot.
Repeat the same words (descriptive or otherwise)
It makes your text dull and boring to read.

Give any excuses within your essay
People in positions of power hate excuses.
Go too far over the word count
Going over a little bit is okay if you simply have to squeeze that last nugget of gold in there, but going too far over is going to make your text hard to finish (which is bad).
Be negative in any way or form
Any form of negativity is out of bounds, even if you think it is 100% justified. If you have to be negative about something then simply cut that topic/subject from your essay. Otherwise, you must stay positive.
Brag, boast or be condescending to others
These are negative traits that show a deep form of insecurity, which makes you impossible to work with. Insecure people do not work well in groups, and many academic courses involve group work.
This article was contributed by Meghan I. She is a writer for Scholar Advisor,an educational portal for students.


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