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It is a docker image with text interface to create a chain. Other tutorials past that first one then explore token creation
gcharang12-Dec-19 02:47 PM
@here
update your npm and yarn installations (if you have them) to the latest. ASAP!
https://blog.npmjs.org/post/189618601100/binary-planting-with-the-npm-cli
if you have built our docs locally or tried development using nodejs, you most likely have one of either npm or yarn
just uninstall them if you don't need them anymore
or update to the latest
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𝙊𝙞𝙣𝙠12-Dec-19 02:52 PM
@gcharang Thank you for that info: forwarded to our wallet dev...
Hooftly12-Dec-19 02:52 PM
second thanks
Oszy12-Dec-19 02:55 PM
@jorian@hyperDEX you guys using yarn
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pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:15 PM
Anybody here who tell me the price of enabling dpow
dukeleto12-Dec-19 03:19 PM
@pandaanu73 it's free if you do all the work yourself
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:20 PM
Yes
i will do all work myself but in documentation mention dPow enable fee is 365kmd and 365 smartchain coin
is it correct
Markus12-Dec-19 03:21 PM
@pandaanu73 you can contact a @Service Provider like @jorian to get a price
jorian12-Dec-19 03:22 PM
@dukeleto that is false
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:22 PM
Means now i can enable it myself
jorian12-Dec-19 03:22 PM
@pandaanu73 if you wish to enable dpow through the Komodo Notaries, you pay a fee
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:22 PM
ok
but if want to do it myself
then?
jorian12-Dec-19 03:23 PM
what do you want to do yourself?
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:23 PM
enable dPow
jorian12-Dec-19 03:23 PM
do you know what dpow is?
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:23 PM
delayed proof of work
jorian12-Dec-19 03:24 PM
yes, and what is that?
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:24 PM
don't know in detail
dukeleto12-Dec-19 03:24 PM
@jorian what is false?
@jorian plz teach me about dpow fine sir
jorian12-Dec-19 03:26 PM
@pandaanu73 if you want to enable dpow yourself, you can create your own notary network that does the same as the Komodo notary network. or just simply write checkpoints in the BTC blockchain.(edited)
pandaanu7312-Dec-19 03:30 PM
If it done by komodo team then what will be the fee?
dukeleto12-Dec-19 03:35 PM
@jorian correct, DPoW is just an idea. Totally free. People do not need to trust or pay KMD anything to use the power of DPoW. It's just that KMD has the most skill in running it in prod, and also probably has more BTC in reserve (25years worth ish) for dpow
@pandaanu73 price is different for everybody, contact somebody at KMD to start negotiations
badenglishtea12-Dec-19 03:37 PM
Any GO'langers interested in permissioned blockchain and want to earn crypto/hr? PM me.
Oszy12-Dec-19 03:37 PM
@grewalsatinder
dukeleto12-Dec-19 03:37 PM
@grewalsatinder is our Go dude
badenglishtea12-Dec-19 03:38 PM
duke
dukeleto12-Dec-19 03:38 PM
but does he have free time, that is the question
badenglishtea12-Dec-19 03:38 PM
Can i afford him?
Lol
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8.6 The coss Storage SchemeThe Cyclic Object Storage Scheme (coss) is an attempt to develop a custom filesystem for Squid. With the ufs-based schemes, the primary performance bottleneck comes from the need to execute so many open( ) and unlink( ) system calls. Because each cached response is stored in a separate disk file, Squid is always opening, closing, and removing files. coss, on the other hand, uses one big file to store all responses. In this sense, it is a small, custom filesystem specifically for Squid. coss implements many of the functions normally handled by the underlying filesystem, such as allocating space for new data and remembering where there is free space. Unfortunately, coss is still a little rough around the edges. Development of coss has been proceeding slowly over the last couple of years. Nonetheless, I'll describe it here in case you feel adventurous. 8.6.1 How coss WorksOn the disk, each coss cache_dir is just one big file. The file grows in size until it reaches its maximum size. At this point, Squid starts over at the beginning of the file, overwriting any data already stored there. Thus, new objects are always stored at the "end" of this cyclic file.[3]
Squid actually doesn't write new object data to disk immediately. Instead, the data is copied into a 1-MB memory buffer, called a stripe. A stripe is written to disk when it becomes full. coss uses asynchronous writes so that the main Squid process doesn't become blocked on disk I/O. As with other filesystems, coss also uses the blocksize concept. Back in Section 7.1.4, I talked about file numbers. Each cached object has a file number that Squid uses to locate the data on disk. For coss, the file number is the same as the block number. For example, a cached object with a swap file number equal to 112 starts at the 112th block in a coss filesystem. File numbers aren't allocated sequentially with coss. Some file numbers are unavailable because cached objects generally occupy more than one block in the coss file. The coss block size is configurable with a cache_dir option. Because Squid's file numbers are only 24 bits, the block size determines the maximum size of a coss cache directory: size = block_size x 224. For example, with a 512-byte block size, you can store up to 8 GB in a coss cache_dir. coss doesn't implement any of Squid's normal cache replacement algorithms (see Section 7.5). Instead, cache hits are "moved" to the end of the cyclic file. This is, essentially, the LRU algorithm. It does, unfortunately, mean that cache hits cause disk writes, albeit indirectly. With coss, there is no need to unlink or remove cached objects. Squid simply forgets about the space allocated to objects that are removed. The space will be reused eventually when the end of the cyclic file reaches that place again. 8.6.2 Compiling and Configuring cossTo use coss, you must add it to the —enable-storeio list when running ./configure: % ./configure --enable-storeio=ufs,coss ... coss cache directories require a max-size option. Its value must be less than the stripe size (1 MB by default, but configurable with the —enable-coss-membuf-size option). Also note that you must omit the L1 and L2 values that are normally present for ufs-based schemes. Here is an example: cache_dir coss /cache0/coss 7000 max-size=1000000 cache_dir coss /cache1/coss 7000 max-size=1000000 cache_dir coss /cache2/coss 7000 max-size=1000000 cache_dir coss /cache3/coss 7000 max-size=1000000 cache_dir coss /cache4/coss 7000 max-size=1000000 Furthermore, you can change the default coss block size with the block-size option: cache_dir coss /cache0/coss 30000 max-size=1000000 block-size=2048 One tricky thing about coss is that the cache_dir directory argument (e.g., /cache0/coss) isn't actually a directory. Instead, it is a regular file that Squid opens, and creates if necessary. This is so you can use raw partitions as coss files. If you mistakenly create the coss file as a directory, you'll see an error like this when starting Squid: 2003/09/29 18:51:42| /usr/local/squid/var/cache: (21) Is a directory FATAL: storeCossDirInit: Failed to open a coss file. Because the cache_dir argument isn't a directory, you must use the cache_swap_log directive (see Section 13.6). Otherwise Squid attempts to create a swap.state file in the cache_dir directory. In that case, you'll see an error like this: 2003/09/29 18:53:38| /usr/local/squid/var/cache/coss/swap.state: (2) No such file or directory FATAL: storeCossDirOpenSwapLog: Failed to open swap log. coss uses asynchronous I/Os for better performance. In particular, it uses the aio_read( ) and aio_write( ) system calls. These may not be available on all operating systems. At this time, they are available on FreeBSD, Solaris, and Linux. If the coss code seems to compile okay, but you get a "Function not implemented" error message, you need to enable these system calls in your kernel. On FreeBSD, your kernel must have this option: options VFS_AIO 8.6.3 coss Issuescoss is still an experimental feature. The code has not yet proven stable enough for everyday use. If you want to play with and help improve it, be prepared to lose any data stored in a coss cache_dir. On the plus side, coss's preliminary performance tests are very good. For an example, see Appendix D. coss doesn't support rebuilding cached data from disk very well. When you restart Squid, you might find that it fails to read the coss swap.state files, thus losing any cached data. Furthermore, Squid doesn't remember its place in the cyclic file after a restart. It always starts back at the beginning. coss takes a nonstandard approach to object replacement. This may cause a lower hit ratio than you might get with one of the other storage schemes. Some operating systems have problems with files larger than 2 GB. If this happens to you, you can always create more, smaller coss areas. For example: cache_dir coss /cache0/coss0 1900 max-size=1000000 block-size=128 cache_dir coss /cache0/coss1 1900 max-size=1000000 block-size=128 cache_dir coss /cache0/coss2 1900 max-size=1000000 block-size=128 cache_dir coss /cache0/coss3 1900 max-size=1000000 block-size=128 Using a raw disk device (e.g., /dev/da0s1c) doesn't work very well yet. One reason is that disk devices usually require that I/Os take place on 512-byte block boundaries. Another concern is that direct disk access bypasses the systems buffer cache and may degrade performance. Many disk drives, however, have built-in caches these days. |
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TALK RADIO A film review by Randy Parker Copyright 1996 Randy Parker
RATING: *** (out of ****)
(Review written in 1988)
When I saw BETRAYED, I thought the most interesting part of the movie was its opening sequence, which portrayed the 1984 assassination of Denver shock-radio jock Alan Berg. I remember thinking at the time that someone should make an entire film about Berg. Director Oliver Stone obviously agreed and the result is TALK RADIO.
TALK RADIO is adapted from Eric Bogosian's play of the same name, which in turn was based on Stephen Singular's book "Talked to Death: The Life and Murder of Alan Berg."  His listeners call to discuss topics ranging from sticking your hand in the garbage disposal to denying the existence of the holocaust. TALK RADIO chronicles the last four days of Champlain's life, during which his boss is attempting to cut a deal for the national syndication of his show. With a corporate big-wig observing him, Champlain is expected to be on his best behavior--a chore he finds extremely difficult. Nearly all of the film is set in the KGAB broadcast studio with Champlain on the air taking phone calls.
TALK RADIO is a directorial triumph for Stone; he makes watching a talk show for two hours absorbing, thought-provoking, and visually stimulating. The camera work, editing, and close-ups of Champlain raving into the microphone give TALK RADIO a strong sense of claustrophobia and in-your-face intensity. Stone has elicited an Oscar-calibre performance from Eric Bogosian, who plays the tormented, angry, and self-destructive Champlain. Some of his broadcasts in the film are so inflammatory and passionate that they bring you to the edge of your seat. TALK RADIO is a gripping, close-range character study of a troubled man on the verge of an emotional breakdown. Stone also succeeds in tapping the talents of the film's excellent supporting cast, which includes Ellen Greene as Champlain's ex-wife and Alec Baldwin as KGAB's general manager.
My only criticism of TALK RADIO is that some of the issues it raises get lost under a blanket of ambiguity. The film addresses such matters as racism, anti-semitism, freedom of speech, and the role of media--especially radio--in our lives. But I never quite could fathom the exact point of the film, or the meaning of Champlain's life and death. Bogosian's electrifying performance and Stone's masterful direction, however, more than compensate for this shortcoming.
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Components are one of the most powerful features of Vue. See the official guide.
It's like ReactJS but has many differences. See the comparison Vue vs. React
HTMLHere shows a reusable component "button-counter". The component has a customized event listener: increment. To trigger this event, we can use directive "v-on" discussed in the basic directive page. Then it will call the event handler defined in the parent Vue instance (e.g., incrementTotal).

{{ total }}

<button-counter v-on:increment="incrementTotal"></button-counter>
<button-counter v-on:increment="incrementTotal"></button-counter>

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Here shows how we register a component and customize event. First, register a component via "Vue.component". The component name is recommended (not enforced) to follow W3C rules (all-lowercase, must contain a hyphen).
Then we can provide a template which will replace the component after rendering. To define a customized event listener, we first use normal "v-on:click" to call a method of the component (e.g., increment). Within the method, it uses "this.$emit()" to emit an event to the parent. Therefore, the parent can register an event handler to listen to the event happened inside a component.
Vue.component('button-counter', {
template: '<button v-on:click="increment">{{ counter }}</button>',
data: function () {
return {
counter: 0
}
},
methods: {
increment: function () {
this.counter += 1
this.$emit('increment')
}
},
})
new Vue({
el: '#counter-event-example',
data: {
total: 0
},
methods: {
incrementTotal: function () {
this.total += 1
}
}
})
RESULT:
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| Averagepooling (const int filter_size, const int stride) | |
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| virtual void | update_parameters (const float learningrate) |
| virtual void | reset_deltas (const double momentum) |
| virtual void | reset_errors () |
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| static std::shared_ptr< Operation > | make (const int filter_size, const int stride) |
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| static std::shared_ptr< Operation > | loadFromFile (lg::IOData &data) |
| static void | saveToFile (std::shared_ptr< Operation > &operation, lg::IOData &data) |
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| int | _input_width |
| int | _input_height |
| int | _input_count |
| int | _filter_size |
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| Tensor_float | _average_in |
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| int | _size |
| Tensor_float | _outputs |
| Tensor_float | _errors |
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| enum | Type { Unknown, Variable, Linear, Linear_Freeze, Sigmoid, Tanh, Relu, Softmax, Recurrent, Partial, Dropout, Convolution, Normalization, Addition, Concatenate, Maxpooling, Averagepooling, Selu, Autoencoder, ResidualBlock, CapsulesDense, Types_Count } |
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class HTML
This package lets you define HTML documents (and fragments of documents) by using Ruby blocks. The following example shows a simple HTML document:
HTML.doc(lang: 'en') { head { title { text 'Hello' } } body { h1 { text 'Hello ' } } }
This expression evaluates to the following string:
'<!doctype html>' + '' + '<title>Hello</title>' + '' + '
Hello
' + '' + ''
Special characters are replaced with corresponding HTML entities. For example, text 'Hello
'
outputs Hello
in
the corresponding HTML document. To avoid automatic
replacement, you can use inline
instead of text
.
Like the lang
attribute above, attributes to other tags are
defined using named parameters. For example, here is a link:
a(href: 'http://rubygems.org/gems/html') { text 'The HTML Gem' }
HTML fragments can be defined using loops or other Ruby constructs:
colors = ['Maroon', 'Teal', 'DarkSlateBlue'] ul { colors.each do |color| li(style: 'color: ' + color) { text color } end }
We can use ::fragment to abstract this definition into a function that accepts arbitrary colors.
def color_list colors HTML.fragment { ul { colors.each do |color| li(style: 'color: ' + color) { text color } end } } end
The methods used to describe HTML elements are only
visible inside blocks passed to ::doc
or ::fragment. Here we use ::fragment, which does not generate

tags and supports multiple elements next to each
other as output. We can include a list of colors in an HTML document using inline
:
inline color_list ['Maroon', 'Teal', 'DarkSlateBlue']
We can define HTML templates by abstracting over ::doc using a function.
def custom_page title, contents HTML.doc(lang: 'en') { head { title { text title } } body { inline contents } } end
Now, the initial document above can be defined using this function:
custom_page 'Hello', HTML.fragment { h1 { text 'Hello ' } }
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Public Class Methods
Creates an HTML document. Optional named parameters
are used as attributes on the generated  tag. The children of
the  element are specified in a block given to this method.
Text can be inserted using text
which automatically replaces
special characters with HTML entities. To include a
string as is use inline
instead.
Example:
HTML.doc(lang: "en") { head { title { text "Hello" } } body { h1(class: title) { text "Hello " } } }
# File lib/html.rb, line 92 def self.doc attrs = {}, &children return HTML.fragment { inline "<!doctype html>" html(attrs) { instance_eval(&children) } } end
Creates an HTML fragment. No

tags are generated. Unlike a document, a fragment
can consist of multiple elements.
Example:
HTML.fragment { (1..3).each { |n| li { text n } } }
# File lib/html.rb, line 105 def self.fragment &children return HTML.new.fragment(&children) end
The constructor does not need to be called explicitly.
# File lib/html.rb, line 110 def initialize @entities = HTMLEntities.new end
Public Instance Methods
This method does not need to be called explicitly.
# File lib/html.rb, line 115 def fragment &children @doc = "" instance_eval(&children) return @doc end


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This repo implementation of Modbus slave which can control DC motor. It is based on Mikroe development boards with STM32F40x MCU.
DC motor control supports features like motor speed, direction, str/stop, shortbrake and standby. All of this features can be achieved changing Modbus registers. Modbus register mapping is below:
| REG.TYPE | NAME | DESCRIPTION | VALUE RANGE | DEFAULT VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| H.Register | Speed | Motor speed | [0-200] | 0 |
| Coil | Direction | 1 = clockwise 0 = counter clockwise | [0-1] | 1 |
| Coil | Stop & Start | 1 = start 0 = stop | [0-1] | 0 |
| Coil | Short Brake | 1 = active 0 = inactive | [0-1] | 0 |
| Coil | Stand by | 1 = active 0 = inactive | [0-1] | 0 |
RS-485 communiction interface settings are:
Default device addres is 1
in this example and it has configured Modbus as it is described above.
Use USB HID bootloader for Clicker 2 board or use ST LINK/V2 programmer with appropriate software to programm file:
modbus-dc-motor-slave/Debug/modbus-dc-motor-slave.hex
Import project into SW4STM32 and insert changes. Minimal change that you can make is to change slave address changing this line #define SLAVE_ADDRESS 1
For further editing look at doc
folder.


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Day 22
That the world may know He alone is God
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God of Muddy Creek Baptist body of believers, grant us a contrite spirit. A heart that loathes all sin, even the appearance of sin, and all worldliness. Grant, I ask, a humble spirit that seeks to live and walk in holiness--in a manner that rightly reflects whom You have made us in Christ.May people around us, whether in our own homes as family members, our neighbors, our co-workers, our friends, and strangers see YOU in us and KNOW that You are the LORD, and there is no other.

Make those around us who walk in darkness yearn for the love and light that they see upon us. Enable them to see Jesus Christ as the Light of the World and the Bread of Life; as the Resurrection and the Life. Enable those who are weary and heavy laden by trying to earn their way to You to see Jesus, clearly and humbly, as the One who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Lift up The Son high so that those whom You have called will see Him and run to Him, falling down before Him, and surrendering to Him. Oh, the glory of such a sight. The angels of heaven to shout and rejoice in celebration at every sinner who calls upon Jesus.
All of this that Your Name would be honored in this land. Amen. (Ezekiel 36; I Kings 18:36-37; Isaiah 43:1; 45:5-7)


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We spent lots of time outdoors the last few days, seems there was a little sunshine to be enjoyed. The kids played in all the leaves that have been abandoned by the wisteria for another year.
While playing in the leaves I asked Jairah if he could see the moon in the sky.
Looking up, he was all excited at the prospect there could be a moon.
Soon disappointment reigned as there was no moon to be seen.
I think the pictures say it all, the little heartbreaker he is. He had me giggling with his expressions. Priceless. But it didn't last long, a quick call out to sister and all was good again.
[caption id="attachment_944" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="FYI, the dragon suit has spent all weekend having fun too."][/caption]
Hope you all had a beautiful weekend. Jacinta x


public class NamespaceSupport extends Object
This module, both source code and documentation, is in the Public Domain, and comes with NO WARRANTY. See http://www.saxproject.org for further information.
This class encapsulates the logic of Namespace processing: it tracks the declarations currently in force for each context and automatically processes qualified XML names into their Namespace parts; it can also be used in reverse for generating XML qnames from Namespaces.
Namespace support objects are reusable, but the reset method must be invoked between each session.
Here is a simple session:
String parts[] = new String[3]; NamespaceSupport support = new NamespaceSupport(); support.pushContext(); support.declarePrefix("", "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"); support.declarePrefix("dc", "http://www.purl.org/dc#"); parts = support.processName("p", parts, false); System.out.println("Namespace URI: " + parts[0]); System.out.println("Local name: " + parts[1]); System.out.println("Raw name: " + parts[2]); parts = support.processName("dc:title", parts, false); System.out.println("Namespace URI: " + parts[0]); System.out.println("Local name: " + parts[1]); System.out.println("Raw name: " + parts[2]); support.popContext();
Note that this class is optimized for the use case where most elements do not contain Namespace declarations: if the same prefix/URI mapping is repeated for each context (for example), this class will be somewhat less efficient.
Although SAX drivers (parsers) may choose to use this class to implement namespace handling, they are not required to do so. Applications must track namespace information themselves if they want to use namespace information.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static String |
NSDECL
The namespace declaration URI as a constant.
|
static String |
XMLNS
The XML Namespace URI as a constant.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NamespaceSupport()
Create a new Namespace support object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
declarePrefix(String prefix,
String uri)
Declare a Namespace prefix.
|
Enumeration |
getDeclaredPrefixes()
Return an enumeration of all prefixes declared in this context.
|
String |
getPrefix(String uri)
Return one of the prefixes mapped to a Namespace URI.
|
Enumeration |
getPrefixes()
Return an enumeration of all prefixes whose declarations are
active in the current context.
|
Enumeration |
getPrefixes(String uri)
Return an enumeration of all prefixes for a given URI whose
declarations are active in the current context.
|
String |
getURI(String prefix)
Look up a prefix and get the currently-mapped Namespace URI.
|
boolean |
isNamespaceDeclUris()
Returns true if namespace declaration attributes are placed into
a namespace.
|
void |
popContext()
Revert to the previous Namespace context.
|
String[] |
processName(String qName,
String[] parts,
boolean isAttribute)
Process a raw XML qualified name, after all declarations in the
current context have been handled by
declarePrefix() . |
void |
pushContext()
Start a new Namespace context.
|
void |
reset()
Reset this Namespace support object for reuse.
|
void |
setNamespaceDeclUris(boolean value)
Controls whether namespace declaration attributes are placed
into the
NSDECL namespace
by processName() . |
public static final String XMLNS
http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace
as defined in the "Namespaces in XML" * recommendation.
This is the Namespace URI that is automatically mapped to the "xml" prefix.
public static final String NSDECL
http://www.w3.org/xmlns/2000/
, as defined
in a backwards-incompatible erratum to the "Namespaces in XML"
recommendation. Because that erratum postdated SAX2, SAX2 defaults
to the original recommendation, and does not normally use this URI.
This is the Namespace URI that is optionally applied to xmlns and xmlns:* attributes, which are used to declare namespaces.
setNamespaceDeclUris(boolean)
,
isNamespaceDeclUris()
,
Constant Field Valuespublic NamespaceSupport()
public void reset()
It is necessary to invoke this method before reusing the Namespace support object for a new session. If namespace declaration URIs are to be supported, that flag must also be set to a non-default value.
setNamespaceDeclUris(boolean)
public void pushContext()
Event callback code should start a new context once per element. This means being ready to call this in either of two places. For elements that don't include namespace declarations, the ContentHandler.startElement() callback is the right place. For elements with such a declaration, it'd done in the first ContentHandler.startPrefixMapping() callback. A boolean flag can be used to track whether a context has been started yet. When either of those methods is called, it checks the flag to see if a new context needs to be started. If so, it starts the context and sets the flag. After ContentHandler.startElement() does that, it always clears the flag.
Normally, SAX drivers would push a new context at the beginning of each XML element. Then they perform a first pass over the attributes to process all namespace declarations, making ContentHandler.startPrefixMapping() callbacks. Then a second pass is made, to determine the namespace-qualified names for all attributes and for the element name. Finally all the information for the ContentHandler.startElement() callback is available, so it can then be made.
The Namespace support object always starts with a base context already in force: in this context, only the "xml" prefix is declared.
ContentHandler
,
popContext()
public void popContext()
Normally, you should pop the context at the end of each XML element. After popping the context, all Namespace prefix mappings that were previously in force are restored.
You must not attempt to declare additional Namespace prefixes after popping a context, unless you push another context first.
pushContext()
public boolean declarePrefix(String prefix, String uri)
processName()
to
interpret prefixes against (potentially redefined) prefixes.
This method declares a prefix in the current Namespace context; the prefix will remain in force until this context is popped, unless it is shadowed in a descendant context.
To declare the default element Namespace, use the empty string as the prefix.
Note that there is an asymmetry in this library: getPrefix
will not return the "" prefix,
even if you have declared a default element namespace.
To check for a default namespace,
you have to look it up explicitly using getURI
.
This asymmetry exists to make it easier to look up prefixes
for attribute names, where the default prefix is not allowed.
prefix
- The prefix to declare, or the empty string to
indicate the default element namespace. This may never have
the value "xml" or "xmlns".uri
- The Namespace URI to associate with the prefix.processName(java.lang.String, java.lang.String[], boolean)
,
getURI(java.lang.String)
,
getPrefix(java.lang.String)
public String[] processName(String qName, String[] parts, boolean isAttribute)
declarePrefix()
.
This method processes a raw XML qualified name in the current context by removing the prefix and looking it up among the prefixes currently declared. The return value will be the array supplied by the caller, filled in as follows:
All of the strings in the array will be internalized. If the raw name has a prefix that has not been declared, then the return value will be null.
Note that attribute names are processed differently than element names: an unprefixed element name will receive the default Namespace (if any), while an unprefixed attribute name will not.
qName
- The XML qualified name to be processed.parts
- An array supplied by the caller, capable of
holding at least three members.isAttribute
- A flag indicating whether this is an
attribute name (true) or an element name (false).declarePrefix(java.lang.String, java.lang.String)
,
String.intern()
public String getURI(String prefix)
This method looks up the prefix in the current context. Use the empty string ("") for the default Namespace.
prefix
- The prefix to look up.getPrefix(java.lang.String)
,
getPrefixes()
public Enumeration getPrefixes()
Note: if there is a default prefix, it will not be
returned in this enumeration; check for the default prefix
using the getURI
with an argument of "".
getDeclaredPrefixes()
,
getURI(java.lang.String)
public String getPrefix(String uri)
If more than one prefix is currently mapped to the same
URI, this method will make an arbitrary selection; if you
want all of the prefixes, use the getPrefixes()
method instead.
Note: this will never return the empty (default) prefix;
to check for a default prefix, use the getURI
method with an argument of "".
uri
- the namespace URIgetPrefixes(java.lang.String)
,
getURI(java.lang.String)
public Enumeration getPrefixes(String uri)
This method returns prefixes mapped to a specific Namespace
URI. The xml: prefix will be included. If you want only one
prefix that's mapped to the Namespace URI, and you don't care
which one you get, use the getPrefix
method instead.
Note: the empty (default) prefix is never included
in this enumeration; to check for the presence of a default
Namespace, use the getURI
method with an
argument of "".
uri
- The Namespace URI.getPrefix(java.lang.String)
,
getDeclaredPrefixes()
,
getURI(java.lang.String)
public Enumeration getDeclaredPrefixes()
The empty (default) prefix will be included in this
enumeration; note that this behaviour differs from that of
getPrefix(java.lang.String)
and getPrefixes()
.
getPrefixes()
,
getURI(java.lang.String)
public void setNamespaceDeclUris(boolean value)
NSDECL
namespace
by processName()
. This may only be
changed before any contexts have been pushed.IllegalStateException
- when attempting to set this
after any context has been pushed.public boolean isNamespaceDeclUris()
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3072 - Threes merging mechanics (1+2=3, 3+3=6). Make 3072.
2048 2x2 - 2048 on a 2x2 grid. 'You win' comes up after every game (as it's impossible to get more than a 16)
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