When he was getting into the entertainment industry, he wasn’t proud of who he was, saying he “did it to survive.”
Now, he wins Emmy Awards by celebrating the thing he concealed: being Appalachian.
Shaw has deep roots in the region, starting from down in the hollers of North Carolina to, now, the rolling hills of Meigs County.
Appalachia is vast, stretching from New York to Alabama. It consists of 13 states, 420 counties and approximately 25 million people. The region is known for enduring stereotypes and misportrayals in aspects like its music, natural beauty and resources.
Despite historic negative media attention, Shaw grew up celebrating his identity. His parents were professional folk musicians who played around the region.
“I learned so much from them,” Shaw said. “They impacted me a lot. It wasn’t until I was older that I started to recognize how much impact that had on me.”
Shaw studied television production at Ohio University. Later, he took a job at WOUB making documentary films about local theaters. That project turned into “Our Town,” a documentary series that showcases the history of towns in Southeast Ohio.
Shaw recalled that early on in his career, when he earned an NFL internship in New Jersey, he knew he wasn’t like his peers. He drove his dad’s car, had an accent and wasn’t very wealthy. He was always very cognizant of his differences. He didn’t outwardly express his cultural pride, he said.
“I've always kind of been that way; I was always trying to come across as very professional,” Shaw said. “As I’ve gotten more and more success, I’ve started to embrace it more. I’m tired of pretending to be someone I'm not. I have 40 chickens, and that’s OK.”
Shaw recognizes being himself is still something not everyone can afford.
“I still have to turn it off. Sometimes, I can't turn my accent on all the time,” Shaw said. “I have a lot more liberty and privilege now that I can look at what I've done.”
Shaw has covered spots all across the region for “Our Town” –– everywhere from Athens to Gallipolis. When he started producing “Our Town,” his goal was to show how unique and diverse Appalachia is. He finds each town’s individual history and stories inspiring.
“(Our Town) is about having pride in who you are, where you came from,” he said. “Even with the world on fire, people who came before us in Southeast Ohio and survived all the challenges they faced (can) inspire us to go on.”
Jack Wright, a colleague of Shaw’s, knew Shaw’s family “before (Shaw) was even thought of.” Wright worked in Whitesburg, Kentucky, and helped produce music for media center Appalshop. Wright recorded music by Shaw’s grandparents and parents.
Wright later taught film at OU for over 20 years. Like Shaw, Wright made documentaries for television, including one on the Carter Family. Both of them see a connection between music, film and identity.
“My whole career, in a way, is based in a way Appalachian things in culture,” Wright said.
For student-filmmaker Collin Spens, representation in film is incredibly important. Spens, a sophomore studying film, said he realized a few years ago that media is very important to all groups of people.
“I started to realize how important it is –– seeing other people of other backgrounds, ethnicities, skin colors,” Spens said. “Representation is a very, very important thing. (Films) are way better now that we have more diversity and even more interesting stories as a result.”
As much as he works professionally within the realm of cultural storytelling, Shaw doesn’t know what it means to be Appalachian. For him, that’s the problem. He feels Appalachia can mean pride and hard work, things of that nature.
“But I have a hard time putting a finger on (it),” Shaw said. “If I can't tell you what it meant to be an Appalachian, what's happened to us?”
Shaw thinks part of the reason he doesn’t have an answer is simply because Appalachia is so broadly defined. Shaw thinks one of the only things all of Appalachia has in common is a “hyper-local” culture. For him, it's the little things –– local subcultures –– that make Appalachia.
“We are so vastly different –– so many different cultures and groups of people, and we’re all supposed to be one group?” Shaw said. “We’re not. And when you probably start looking at that, (you see) we are way more complicated and more diverse than just Appalachia.”


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XAI package¶
Submodules¶
XAI.XAI module¶
- class XAI.XAI.XAI(predictor, X, y)¶
Bases:
object
An interface to explaining objects
This interface can be used to explain black box models using a varienty of explainers.
- exp¶
an object containing all the executed explanations
- Type
explainer
- plot_curve(**kwargs)¶
Plot for a global explaination, currently uses ALE.
Creates an Accumulated Local Effects (ALE) plot. More info can be found here: https://docs.seldon.io/projects/alibi/en/latest/methods/ALE.html#Accumulated-Local-Effects
- Parameters
**kwargs – Used to train/fit the explainer list of arguments can be found here: https://docs.seldon.io/projects/alibi/en/latest/api/alibi.explainers.ale.html#alibi.explainers.ale.ALE and https://docs.seldon.io/projects/alibi/en/latest/api/alibi.explainers.ale.html#alibi.explainers.ale.ALE
- plot_global(class_id=None, custom_data=None, **kwargs)¶
Plot for a global explaination, currently uses Knernel-SHAP.
This function can explain an instance using: - summary-bar plot - summary-class plot
The summary-bar plot stacks all the classes on top of eachother. whereas the summary-class does it per class.
- Parameters
class_id (
pandas.dataframe
, optional) – The class to summarize, leave None for stacked bar-summary.class_id – can be used to summarize custom geiven data like the testing set. shape: (samples x features)
**kwargs – Used to train/fit the explainer list of arguments can be found here: https://docs.seldon.io/projects/alibi/en/latest/api/alibi.explainers.shap_wrappers.html#alibi.explainers.shap_wrappers.KernelShap
- plot_local(instance, class_id=0, **kwargs)¶
Plot for a local explaination, currently uses Knernel-SHAP.
This function can explain an instance using: - Force plot - Waterfall plot
- Parameters
instance (
pandas.series
) – An instance to explain, length = features.class_id (
int
, optional) – Used to explain how it got to that particular class, for regression can be left at 0**kwargs – Used to train/fit the explainer list of arguments can be found here: https://docs.seldon.io/projects/alibi/en/latest/api/alibi.explainers.shap_wrappers.html#alibi.explainers.shap_wrappers.KernelShap plot-type can be used to select “force” or “waterfall”
- reset_explainer()¶
Resets the explainer
XAI.explanation module¶
- class XAI.explanation.explanation¶
Bases:
object
Explanation class to export explainers to JSON.
- add_explanation(exp)¶
Add an explanation to the list.
- Parameters
exp (
alibi.api.interfaces.Explanation
) – an explanation to be added.
- save_json(filename)¶
Save list to JSON file
- Parameters
filename (
str
) – file location.
- to_json()¶
converts list to JSON format
- Returns
a string containing the JSON
- Return type
str


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The first secondary school in England to be reopened under the government’s flagship school rebuilding programme is holding its official reopening ceremony today (23 June).
Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy’s existing buildings have been replaced with brand new classrooms, a 4-court sports hall, an activity studio and drama space. The rebuild is part of the government’s £4.4 billion priority school building programme ( PSBP ) to address 537 of the schools in England in the worst condition.
The academy is 1 of 31 schools across the North East of England to benefit from the PSBP .
Thanks to the programme, £15.3 million has been spent completely renovating the school site, ensuring generations of pupils will have access to the best possible facilities for learning. The 1,200-place academy is also the first secondary school opened under PSBP .
Schools Minister Lord Nash said:
As part of our long-term economic plan we are investing in school buildings across the country, so we can transform the learning environment for tens of thousands of pupils and their teachers.
The reopening of Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy marks a key milestone for the priority school building programme in the North East of England.
As part of this government’s commitment to help young people reach their potential, we want all children to have access to the best possible schools and to learn in an environment that gives them the knowledge and skills to succeed in modern Britain. These new school buildings will provide modern, fit-for-purpose facilities for pupils and staff for many years to come.
The Venerable Stuart Bain, Archdeacon of Sunderland, Chair of the Durham Diocesan Board of Education and Chair of the Dayspring Trust, said:
I know that the board are thrilled to see the new building opened and blessed by Bishop Mark, another step in Ian Ramsey’s development as a great diocesan school.
Executive Headteacher Gill Booth said:
Today marks a special occasion for the students, staff, governors and stakeholders of Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy. The young people of today deserve to have the best facilities in which to grow and develop; this new building offers our young people a chance to flourish and learn within the best facilities that the 21st century can offer.
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Part of the challenge is completing the route yourself, and after all it's, the South of England, not the Highlands. However, in the name of fairness, some additional details are provided here. Plenty more information can be found in the links section. If you want to be featured on the records page, send the GPX of your attempt to the email: downslinkdouble@gmail.com.


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For years, I (Jose) have been planning for a project like this. I prepared my self quite well. I went through the entire CSS Level 2 specifiation along with the HTML 4.01 specification.
One of the most interesting things I found is this: Drawing HTML is no more than laying out a bunch of boxes with borders margins and paddings. Once you overpass this paradigm, everything else is to help the code actually place the boxes on the right place, and then paint the string each box contains.
Imagine the power that drawing full-rich-formatted HTML on your controls can give to your applications. Use bold when you need it, italics on every message, and borders and fonts as you may like or need everywhere on the desktop application. One of the first projects where I will use it is on the tooltips of my Ribbon Project.
Although I have not tested it on mono yet, there should be no problem at all, since all of the code on the library is managed code and the methods it use to paint are quite basic. It draws lines, rectangles, curves and text.
In October 2012 I (Arthur) was looking to replace the usage of WinForms WebBrowser control by fully managed code...


Content of the plist (unparsed string)
Number of objects in file
Facility for reading and writing binary PropertyLists. Ported from
CFBinaryPList.c.
Property List Interface for handling reading, editing and saving Property Lists as defined by Apple.
Count characters considering character set Trying to use MBString, Iconv - in that particular order.
Convert the given string from one charset to another.
Get Iterator's current
CFType identified by $iteratorPosition
Array Type of CFPropertyList
Boolean Type of CFPropertyList
Data Type of CFPropertyList Note: Binary data is base64-encoded.
Date Type of CFPropertyList
Array Type of CFPropertyList
Number Type of CFPropertyList
String Type of CFPropertyList
Base-Class of all CFTypes used by CFPropertyList
Get Iterator's current
CFType identified by $iteratorPosition
Get Iterator's current
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Erector - FAQ
- What is Erector?
- Where are the docs?
- Why use Erector?
- Where are some examples?
- How does Erector stack up against Markaby?
- How does Erector stack up against HAML?
- How do I use layouts?
- How fast is Erector compared to ERB, HAML, etc.?
What is Erector?
Erector is a Builder-like view framework, inspired by Markaby but overcoming some of its flaws. In Erector all views are objects, not template files, which allows the full power of object-oriented programming (inheritance, modular decomposition, encapsulation) in views.
Where are the docs?
See the rdoc for the Erector::Widget class to learn how to make your own widgets, and visit the project site at http://erector.rubyforge.org for more documentation, especially the user guide.
Why use Erector?
- Markaby-style DOM builder domain language
- Your views are real classes, written in a real language, allowing
- Functional decomposition
- Inheritance
- Composition, not partials
- Well-defined semantics for variables, loops, blocks
- Dependency injection via constructor params
- As little magic as possible while maintaining Rails compatibility
- yield works again (Markaby broke it)
- Very testable
- form_for ERB code is craaaaazy (not to mention the quagmire of options vs. htmloptions)
- Output is streamed, improving performance over string copy
Where are some examples?
This very web site you're reading right now is built with Erector, using the erector command-line tool. See the repository (especially the web directory).
We also have several examples checked in to the repository in the examples directory.
At RailsConf 2009 Alex whipped up a simple Sinatra + Erector + ActiveRecord webapp called Vegas. Caveat lector.
Currently we don't know of any open-source projects built with Erector so we can't show you working source code for a full Erector webapp. And client confidentiality keeps us from saying which of the Pivotal Labs project were built with Erector. But trust us, they're out there.
How does Erector stack up against Markaby?
We loved Markaby when we first saw it, since it transformed the gnarliness of Rails' ERB views into a clean, functional programming lanugage where views are primarily code with ways to emit HTML, rather than HTML with ways to hack in code. However, we soon realized Markaby had two main flaws:
- It didn't go quite far enough down the OO road -- Markaby views are still fragments, not classes
- Its use of instance_eval and capture, as well as a view's functional-but-not-quite-an-object nature, led to too much magic and made it very difficult to debug
Erector was conceived as a natural evolution of Markaby, but overcoming these two flaws. We think Erector can do pretty much everything Markaby can; if you find a counterexample, please let us know on the mailing list.
How does Erector stack up against HAML?
HAML is beautiful. But it suffers from the same design flaw (or, some would say, advantage) as every templating technology: views are not objects, and markup isn't code. But views want to do codey things like loops and variables and modular decomposition and inheritance, and every effort to wedge control logic into markup ends up smelling like a hack. There's always going to be some algorithmic idiom that's awkward in a template language. We figure, why deny it? Code is code. Embrace your true nature! Lick your screen and taste the code!
How do I use layouts?
Rails has a concept of layouts, which are essentially skeletons for a page, which get fleshed out by views. This is a powerful mechanism for rendering web pages; however, the mechanism Rails uses (via content_for and yield) is fundamentally incompatible with Erector's "just call the content method" design.
We recommend a slightly different approach, known officially as the Template Method Design Pattern: define a parent class (e.g. Page) and have your view widgets extend this class rather than directly extending Erector::Widget. The parent class implements content, and calls down to the child class to render sections or acquire information that's specific to that view.
For an example with source code, see the user guide. Also see Alex Chaffee's Page base class, at this gist snippet (which we may soon integrate into Erector proper).
How fast is Erector compared to ERB, HAML, etc.?
Initial benchmarking tests show that Erector is about 2x as fast as ERB and 4x as fast as HAML under typical conditions.
The main architectural benefits of Erector from a performance standpoint are:
Parsed by Ruby. Since Erector widgets are Ruby classes, the native-code Ruby interpreter compiles them during classload time, not a parser written in Ruby at runtime.
Append > Copy. Many templating systems are casual about whether a particular operation returns a string, or appends to an output stream. This can lead to wasteful copying and reallocation. In Erector, all operations concatenate their result to a single output buffer, even when calling nested widgets (via the
widget
method). If you choose to, you can use Erector's
capture
method for explicit string conversion, but by default we use the faster way.
Methods, not Partials. In ERB and HAML, modular decomposition is accomplished by separating reused code into separate template files. In addition to being aesthetically problematic, encouraging you to move related code into separate places, it also introduces a performance problem, since every partial may be rendered into a string. (Although sometimes it's not, which is just weird.)
We should point out, of course, that the choice of templating engines by itself is not what will make your application scalable. The effectiveness of your caching policy will dwarf that of your rendering engine in nearly all cases. But it's fun to know we've got a pretty fast horse in this particular race...


Basic Tutorial - Rewind reading records by time
1 Rewind reading records by time
This tutorial shows how to rewind reading data from a stream by time.
1.1 Open a distributedlog manager
1.1.1 Create distributedlog URI
String dlUriStr = ...; URI uri = URI.create(dlUriStr);
1.1.2 Create distributedlog configuration
DistributedLogConfiguration conf = new DistributedLogConfiguration();
1.1.3 Build the distributedlog namespace
DistributedLogNamespace namespace = DistributedLogNamespaceBuilder.newBuilder() .conf(conf) .uri(uri) .build();
1.1.4 Open the distributedlog manager
DistributedLogManager dlm = namespace.openLog("basic-stream-10");
1.2 Rewind the stream
1.2.1 Position the reader using timestamp
Since the records written by write proxy will be assigned System.currentTimeMillis() as the TransactionID. It is straightforward to use TransactionID to rewind reading the records.
int rewindSeconds = 60; // 60 seconds long fromTxID = System.currentTimeMillis() - TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.convert(rewindSeconds, TimeUnit.SECONDS); AsyncLogReader reader = FutureUtils.result(dlm.openAsyncLogReader(fromTxID));
1.3 Read Records
Read the next available record from the stream. The future is satisified when the record is available.
Future<LogRecordWithDLSN> readFuture = reader.readNext();
1.3.1 Register the read callback
Register a future listener on read completion. The reader will be notified once the record is ready for consuming.
final FutureEventListener<LogRecordWithDLSN> readListener = new FutureEventListener<LogRecordWithDLSN>() { @Override public void onFailure(Throwable cause) { // executed when read failed. } @Override public void onSuccess(LogRecordWithDLSN record) { // process the record ... // issue read next reader.readNext().addEventListener(this); } }; reader.readNext().addEventListener(readListener);
1.5 Run the tutorial
Run the example in the following steps:
1.5.1 Start the local bookkeeper cluster
You can use follow command to start the distributedlog stack locally. After the distributedlog cluster is started, you could access it using distributedlog uri distributedlog://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/messaging/distributedlog.
// dlog local ${zk-port} ./distributedlog-core/bin/dlog local 7000
1.5.2 Start the write proxy
Start the write proxy, listening on port 8000.
// DistributedLogServerApp -p ${service-port} --shard-id ${shard-id} -sp ${stats-port} -u {distributedlog-uri} -mx -c ${conf-file} ./distributedlog-service/bin/dlog org.apache.distributedlog.service.DistributedLogServerApp -p 8000 --shard-id 1 -sp 8001 -u distributedlog://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/messaging/distributedlog -mx -c ${distributedlog-repo}/distributedlog-service/conf/distributedlog_proxy.conf
1.5.3 Create the stream
Create the stream under the distributedlog uri.
// Create Stream `basic-stream-10` // dlog tool create -u ${distributedlog-uri} -r ${stream-prefix} -e ${stream-regex} ./distributedlog-core/bin/dlog tool create -u distributedlog://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/messaging/distributedlog -r basic-stream- -e 10
1.5.4 Generate records
Run the RecordGenerator to generate records.
// Write Records into Stream `basic-stream-10` in 1 requests/second // runner run org.apache.distributedlog.basic.RecordGenerator ${distributedlog-uri} ${stream} ${rate} ./distributedlog-tutorials/distributedlog-basic/bin/runner run org.apache.distributedlog.basic.RecordGenerator 'inet!<IP_ADDRESS>:8000' basic-stream-10 1
1.5.5 Rewind the stream
Rewind the stream using StreamRewinder to read records from 30 seconds ago
// Rewind `basic-stream-10` // runner run org.apache.distributedlog.basic.StreamRewinder ${distributedlog-uri} ${stream} ${seconds-to-rewind} ./distributedlog-tutorials/distributedlog-basic/bin/runner run org.apache.distributedlog.basic.StreamRewinder distributedlog://<IP_ADDRESS>:7000/messaging/distributedlog basic-stream-10 30
1.5.6 Check the results
Example output from StreamRewinder.
// Output of `StreamRewinder` Opening log stream basic-stream-10 Record records starting from<PHONE_NUMBER>481 which is 30 seconds ago Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=264, slotId=0} """ record-1462736697685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=266, slotId=0} """ record-1462736698684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=268, slotId=0} """ record-1462736699684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=270, slotId=0} """ record-1462736700686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=272, slotId=0} """ record-1462736701685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=274, slotId=0} """ record-1462736702684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=276, slotId=0} """ record-1462736703683 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=278, slotId=0} """ record-1462736704685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=280, slotId=0} """ record-1462736705686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=282, slotId=0} """ record-1462736706682 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=284, slotId=0} """ record-1462736707685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=286, slotId=0} """ record-1462736708686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=288, slotId=0} """ record-1462736709684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=290, slotId=0} """ record-1462736710684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=292, slotId=0} """ record-1462736711686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=294, slotId=0} """ record-1462736712686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=296, slotId=0} """ record-1462736713684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=298, slotId=0} """ record-1462736714682 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=300, slotId=0} """ record-1462736715685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=302, slotId=0} """ record-1462736716684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=304, slotId=0} """ record-1462736717684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=306, slotId=0} """ record-1462736718684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=308, slotId=0} """ record-1462736719685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=310, slotId=0} """ record-1462736720683 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=312, slotId=0} """ record-1462736721686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=314, slotId=0} """ record-1462736722685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=316, slotId=0} """ record-1462736723683 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=318, slotId=0} """ record-1462736724683 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=320, slotId=0} """ record-1462736725685 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=322, slotId=0} """ record-1462736726686 """ Reader caught with latest data Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=324, slotId=0} """ record-1462736727686 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=326, slotId=0} """ record-1462736728684 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=328, slotId=0} """ record-1462736729682 """ Received record DLSN{logSegmentSequenceNo=1, entryId=330, slotId=0} """ record-1462736730685 """


intangibles about us.
to the great
by forming it well
shape of our own self,
and look for the true
or imagine,
we have yet to see
to those elements
trust
So may we, in this life
holds our weight.
easily
round a shaped wing
passed at speed
the intangible air
I am thinking of the way
the miraculous.
to produce
in common cause,
working together
and the invisible
The visible
are shaped again.
and by the world
to fit this world
We shape our self
david whyte
1996
working together
intangibles about us.
to the great
by forming it well
shape of our own self,
and look for the true
or imagine,
we have yet to see
to those elements
trust
So may we, in this life
holds our weight.
easily
round a shaped wing
passed at speed
the intangible air
I am thinking of the way
the miraculous.
to produce
in common cause,
working together
and the invisible
The visible
are shaped again.
and by the world
to fit this world
We shape our self
david whyte
1996
working together
intangibles about us.
to the great
by forming it well
shape of our own self,
and look for the true
or imagine,
we have yet to see
to those elements
trust
So may we, in this life
holds our weight.
easily
round a shaped wing
passed at speed
the intangible air
I am thinking of the way
the miraculous.
to produce
in common cause,
working together
and the invisible
The visible
are shaped again.
and by the world
to fit this world
We shape our self
david whyte
1996
working together
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◯


CHANGE What do you do when you need to make a Haiku Deck and you don't have an iPad?
Hack one before you leave for your day job.
I'm Jaime Lyn.
I've been a lot of things. Pictures here of stage, ships, parenting stuff, legal, Brooklyn College, etc.
Each had a mission.


Synthesis of p-Nitroacetanilide from Acetanilide
12 Sep 2015This is another lab report dug up from the archives of lab reports for the fun of it.
So, we got to do a nitration ages ago in organic chemistry labs, which was a whole bunch of fun. I had not nitrated anything in a long while when this chance arose, so it brought back some very, very fun memories. Now, this report has no yield or “after synth testing”, for reasons which will become apparent later.
Acetanilide can be nitrated using a mixture of nitric and sulphuric acids. The reasons for using sulphuric acid in the nitration of aromatic compounds is actually more interesting than I had previously thought, and I will be posting to explain that mechanism at a later date as it involves a great deal of diagrams, and I need to find another copy of Chemdraw as my by-hand drawing skills are a tad shite…
Anyways, on to the experimental/pictures part.
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5 grams of acetanilide was weighed out, along with 5ml glacial acetic acid.
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The acetanilide was dissolved in the glacial acetic acid in a 100ml beaker with a lot of stirring. It became a bit difficult to dissolve, so more stirring!
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10ml of conc. sulphuric acid was added to this mixture with stirring and chilled in an ice bath. It became “gloopy”, about the consistency of polystyrene/petrol napalm, and heated up considerably. It also turned slightly yellow.
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While stirring, and keeping the temperature below 25*C in the ice bath (which again, I had salted), 2ml of concentrated nitric acid was added dropwise. This took a good while to do.
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The beaker was removed from the ice bath and allowed to stand for ~30 minutes unattended, in the fume hood.
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The contents were dumped into ~50g of crushed ice, and the beaker rinsed with distilled water, the rinsings being added to the crushed ice mixture. This was stirred and a precipitate was observed.
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The ice was let melt for 20 minutes, and the mixture was filtered using vaccum filtration. Water was poured through the funnel to wash the product.
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Product was allowed to dry under vaccum for a while.
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This is where the biggest cockup ever happened, so read closely. The product was meant to be recrystallized from methylated spirit/methanol.  My nose being ruined by this point, I did not discern the smell.Anyway, the product was dissolved, with great difficulty, using heating. The funny part happened during this. Becoming frustrated with the slow progress of dissolution, I decided to use a magnetic stirring hotplate. At this point, I did not know I had been given glacial acetic acid as opposed to Methanol.
So, onto the hotplate it goes, turn the stirrer up to eleven, and stand back. Moments later, a “cloud” of “acetic acid gas” (you know, STRONG vinegar fumes) evolved, punching my partner straight in the eyes and throat with the smell of a thousand chip shops.
The solution was let sit in an ice bath then, trying to recover a product. Less than 200mg was recovered, however the lab demonstrator told me the crystals recovered would be of incredibly high purity due to the “unusual” recrystallization performed. Simply due to a time constraint, I never got to put the sample on the FT-IR machine, which was a major disappointment as I enjoy using that piece of hardware!
Photo: Dissolving.
Photo: Attempting Recovery.
Results
I need a new lab partner, my current unit is defective. I was also at fault for failing to check. Still though, we got what LOOKED to be a clean product out.
Conclusions:
Never trust a lab partner, always double check things.
Anyway, provided you don’t bollox it up like we did, this is a pretty simple way to manufacture p-nitroacetanilide and a solid introduction to nitration reactions.


Across: 1. Crazy? Ha ha, Kurt Cobain's (14-Down) (25-Down) (28-Across)! (13) 10. As one would (without changing directions) change from SW to N (11) 11. Section 7.8.9 (3) 12. Do really well, exchanging large for small insurance complement (6) 13. Decoration is right in ship? (8) 15. Wind down before opulence-removing operation (10) 17. Outlaw folded-back collar (3) 19. Top man in middle above all (3) 20. Fire a nod, or otherwise preselect (10) 22. Second doctor partly alluding to return of the simple ... (8) 23. ... as outwardly tough mother shows health problem (6) 26. Hearts of Boston's sweet embargo? (3) 27. Some land without cash? Without $1000? That's romantic, even poetic! (11) 28. Maniacal? Side 'A' proffers (1-Across) (4,2,7) Down: 2. Score 99 with magic strokes (5) 3. (14-Down) of each futurist (thus latin) lord. (8) 4. Not available: seven square D-claw (4) 5. Knife found in beast's heart? (3-7) 6. Oh to be heard to breathe! (6) 7. Rebuilt unmade tin-plants' coats (9) 8. He, when very cold, gets this (9-Down) about identity (13) 9. Ring Lynn, roll ball (12-Across) (4-9) 14. Bet a fifty on conclusion (6,4) 16. Deputy bishop, consumed with appeal (9) 18. Decorated female scholar pursues return of drudge (8) 21. Plumb a dairy shed: plumy fumes! (3,3) 24. Mad as a hatter, having lost his head from (26-Across) (5) 25. Whip-cut (4)


Merchant of Mammon:
May you receive the blessings of Mammon! We of the Mammon Guild have come far to show you some exquisite items!
Before you start shopping there are a few things I should tell you... We don't accept today's currency, but instead use only ancient adena. Also, if you wish to purchase an enchanted scroll, you must bring a blank scroll.


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__construct(string|null $url)
Construct Url object.
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buildUrl(string|null $url): void
Parse and build the url object.
Parse and build the url object.
Throws
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parseUrl(string $url): array
Parse the provided url.
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parseQueryString(string $query): array
Parse and set query string.
ex. name=ferret&color=purple.
Parse and set query string.
ex. name=ferret&color=purple.
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public
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original(): string|null
Return the original url.
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isRelative(): bool
Check if url is relative.
Check if url is relative.
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getHost(): string|null
Get the host of the url.
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setScheme(string $scheme): $this
Set the scheme of the url.
Set the scheme of the url.
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setHost(string $host): $this
Set the host of the url.
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setPort(int $port): $this
Set the port of the url.
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setUser(string $username): $this
Set the username for the url.
Set the username for the url.
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setPassword(string $password): $this
Set the password for the url.
Set the password for the url.
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getParams(): array
Get the parameters of the url.
Get the parameters of the url.
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getFragment(): string|null
Get the fragment of the url.
Get the fragment of the url.
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getScheme(): string|null
Get the scheme of the url.
Get the scheme of the url.
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getUser(): string|null
Get the username from the url.
Get the username from the url.
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getPassword(): string|null
Get the password from the url.
Get the password from the url.
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getSchemeWithHost(): string
Get the scheme with host and port formatted.
Get the scheme with host and port formatted.
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getHostWithPort(): string
Get the host with port number if any.
Get the host with port number if any.
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getPort(): int|null
Get the port of the url.
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getUserCredentials(): string
Get the username and password of the url formatted.
Get the username and password of the url formatted.
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getRelativeRoot(): string
Retrieve normalized relative root that
removes trailing slash at the end.
Retrieve normalized relative root that
removes trailing slash at the end.
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getBaseUrl(): string
Retrieve the root URL ( root before the executed script )
that never ends with '/'.
Retrieve the root URL ( root before the executed script )
that never ends with '/'.
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getRequestUri(bool $strict = false): string
Get the URI of the request ( path and query string ).
Get the URI of the request ( path and query string ).
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getQueryString(bool $strict = false): string|null
Retrieve query string as rebuilt string.
ex. name=ferret&color=purple.
Retrieve query string as rebuilt string.
ex. name=ferret&color=purple.
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getAbsoluteUrl(bool $query = true, bool $strict = false): string
Retrieve normalized absolute request url that
removes trailing slash at the end.
Retrieve normalized absolute request url that
removes trailing slash at the end.
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getRelativeUrl(bool $query = true, bool $strict = false): string
Retrieve normalized relative request url that
removes trailing slash at the end.
Retrieve normalized relative request url that
removes trailing slash at the end.
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getPath(): string
Get the path of the url that should start with '/' always.
Get the path of the url that should start with '/' always.
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__toString(): string
Return string url if called as string.
Return string url if called as string.
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The rainbow order Open on JetBrains Academy
Write a program that reads a color name from rainbow and prints the number of this color in rainbow starting with 1.
Sample Input:
red
Sample Output:
1
Sample Input:
orange
Sample Output:
2
Memory limit: 256 MB
Time limit: 8 seconds
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Copyright © 1998-1999 Charles E. Kindel, Jr. All Rights Reserved.
Kindel Systems
4522 194th Way NE
Redmond, WA 90853-4648
(425)868-9591
http://www.kindel.com/mp3/id3com
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ALPHA RELEASE (6/8/1999)
This is a pre-release version of ID3COM. You may use this version within your own applications but re-distribution of the beta-release is strictly prohibited. The final release will have a very simple and non-restrictive re-distribution policy.
Note that this documentation does not completely match the current implementation. Use either OLEView or VisualBasic’s Object Browser to determine the exact names and signatures of the objects, methods, and properties.
Using ID3COM
From Visual Basic
Sub
Attach(Filename As String,
[CreateFile As Boolean]) As Long
Function
IsTagHeader(Header) As Long
Property
HasChanged As Boolean
Property
ExtendedHeader As Boolean)
Property
Compression As Boolean
Function
Item(Item, [FieldID As
ID3LibFieldID], [Data]) As ID3Frame
Function
GetFieldByID(fieldID As ID3LibFieldID) As ID3Field
Sub
FromFile(Filename As String)
Sub
ToFile(Filename As String)
Property
TextItems As ID3TextItems
Function
Add(TextItem As String)
ID3COM is a collection of Visual Basic compatible Component Object Model (COM) (also know as ActiveX) classes for manipulating ID3v2 tags in MPEG audio files. ID3v2 is a standard way for embedding descriptive information within MPEG audio files. The ID3v2 standard is documented at http://www.id3.org. ID3COM makes dealing with ID3 tags easy.
You can always find the latest version of ID3COM at http://www.kindel.com/mp3/id3com.
ID3COM was developed to help foster the usage of ID3v2 tagging of MPEG II Layer 3 (MP3) audio files by providing a simple interface for developers using high-level programming environments. ID3COM was designed to very “VB friendly” and its object model conforms to the standards set by Microsoft for Visual Basic components. However, ID3COM can be used from any programming language that supports COM, including Visual J++, Inprise’s (Borland’s) Delphi, and C/C++.
It is expected that programmers will find ID3COM useful in GUI applications, scripting, and server scenarios. ID3COM is implemented in a thread-safe way, and supports COM’s “Free Threaded” model allowing efficient execution when running on a server (e.g. within an Active Server Pages application).
ID3COM is freeware. You may use it within your applications at no cost. However, if you re-distribute ID3COM with your application you must follow a few simple rules.
ID3COM is distributed by Kindel Systems as a self-installing executable package (ID3COM.EXE). ID3COM.EXE must not be re-distributed with your applications. If you wish to re-distribute the ID3COM objects with your application you may only re-distribute ID3COM.DLL and you must follow the rules for Win32 file version checking when installing and un-installing ID3COM.DLL
If you re-distribute ID3COM.DLL with your application you must register your application at http://www.kindel.com/mp3/id3com/register.asp. Other than having to register your usage of ID3COM, there is no cost associated with re-distribution.
The ID3COM.EXE distribution package is a self-installing executable. It includes the following files:
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ID3COM.HTM |
This documentation. |
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ID3COM.DLL |
The DLL that implements the ID3COM classes. |
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ID3LIBTEST.ZIP |
A sample Visual Basic 6 application (including full source code) that exercises all of ID3COM. As a bonus, this application is useful as an ID3 tag browser and editor. |
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DUMPTAG.VBS |
A sample VBScript that illustrates using ID3COM in the Windows Scripting Host environment. With this script you can dump the contents of an ID3 tagged file from the command line. View this file in your favorite text editor for more information. Not yet available. |
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TAGFILE.VBS |
A sample VBScript that illustrates using ID3COM in the Windows Scripting Host environment. This script allows you to set the Artist, Album, Track Title, and Track Number for any MP3 file from the command line. View this file in your favorite text editor for more information. Not yet available. |
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ID3COM.H |
The C/C++ header file for ID3COM. |
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ID3COM.LIB |
A library you can include in your C/C++ projects that provides declarations for the CLSIDs and IIDs that are supported by ID3COM. |
ID3COM is based on the ID3Lib library developed and maintained by Dirk Mahoney (see http://www.id3.org). Many thanks to Dirk and the others involved. If it were not for ID3Lib, ID3COM would not have been possible.
To use ID3COM from Visual Basic you need to add ID3COM as a reference to your VB project. To do this:
· Choose References from the Project menu.
· Find “Kindel Systems ID3COM Library” in the list of Available References and check the checkbox next to it. Hit OK to close the dialog.
After doing this you will be able to access the ID3COM classes and definitions using the normal VB mechanisms. For example, to create a new instance of the ID3Tag class you would do:
Dim tag As New ID3Tag
Or
Dim tag As ID3Tag
Set tag = New ID3Tag
You can also use the Visual Basic Object Browser to view the ID3COM object model.
ID3COM defines the following object model:
ID3Tag
ID3Frames
ID3Frame
ID3Fields
ID3TextItems
ID3VersInfo
Of these classes, only ID3Tag and ID3Frame can be created directly.
Below is a detailed reference for the ID3COM object model. Each section includes a description of the class, an overview of the class’ methods and properties, and details for each method or property. Examples are provided throughout.
This class represents an ID3 tag within an audio file. A given file may have at most one ID3 Tag.
The ID3Tag class serves as a container class for all of the ID3 frames in the tag. You can access the collection of frames (represented as ID3Frame objects) using the Frames property.
ID3Tag can be used for ID3 tags that are stored either in memory or attached to audio files. The IsTagHeader, Size, Parse, and Render methods are useful when manipulating tags in memory buffers. The Attach and Update methods are useful when reading and writing tags from files.
ID3Tag is a class object meaning that new instances can be created using Visual Basic’s New operator (Dim tag As New ID3Tag), Visual Basic’s CreateObject function (Set tag = CreateObject(“Kindel.ID3Tag”), and COM’s CoCreateInstance function (use CLSID_ID3Tag defined in id3com.h).
Adding a tag to an existing MP3 file in VB
Dim tag As ID3Tag
Set tag = New ID3Tag
tag.Link Filename := “Some Great Song.mp3”, CreateFile := False
tag.Album = “A Great Album”
tag.Artist = “A Great Band”
tag.TrackTitle = “Some Great Song”
tag.TrackNum = 3
tag.Update
Adding a tag to an existing MP3 file in VB
Dim tag
Set tag = CreateObject(“Kindel.ID3Tag”)
tag.Attach “Some Great Song.mp3”, False
tag.Album = “A Great Album”
tag.Artist = “A Great Band”
tag.TrackTitle = “Some Great Song”
tag.TrackNum = 3
tag.Update
Attaches the ID3Tag object to the file specified. Returns the offset (in bytes) in the file where the tag ends and the audio starts.
If the file specified does not exist and the optional parameter CreateFile is True the file will be created. If the file specified does not exist and CreateFile is False the file will not be created and an error will be thrown.
CreateFile is True by default.
Saves the tag to the file that was specified with Link.
Initializes the ID3Tag object.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Title (TIT2) frame from the tag.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Album (TALB) frame from the tag.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Artist (TPE1) frame from the tag.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Year (TYER) frame from the tag.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Genre (TCON) frame from the tag.
Sets or retrieves the value of the Comment (COMM) frame from the tag.
Gets the number of extra bytes in the rest of the tag. Header is an array of bytes.
Parse binary data into ID3 frames. Header is an array of bytes containing the header and Buffer is an array of bytes containing the rest of the tag.
Renders the tag to an array of bytes.
Returns an over estimate of the number of bytes required to store a binary version of the tag.
Returns the ID3Frames collection for the tag.
Indicates whether the tag has changed since the last parse.
Tells the object to unsync the binary tag.
Tells the objct to create an extended header when rendering.
Tell the object whether to compress frames or not.
Tells the object to create padding.
The ID3Frames class is a collection of ID3Frame objects. The ID3Tag class supports a Frames property which returns an ID3Frames object.
You can use the Visual Basic For…Each control structure to enumerate over the ID3Frame objects in an ID3Frames collection.
Retrieves a frame from the tag by index or 4 character frame ID
Returns the number of frames in the tag.
Adds a frame to the tag.
Removes the specified frame from the tag.
The ID3Frame class represents a single frame within an ID3Tag. You can create new instances of ID3Frame objects and them insert them into a tag using the Add method of the ID3Frames collection.
ID3Tag is a class object meaning that new instances can be created using Visual Basic’s New operator (Dim tag As New ID3Frame), Visual Basic’s CreateObject function (Set tag = CreateObject(“Kindel.ID3Frame”), and COM’s CoCreateInstance function.Methods and Properties
Returns the ID3Fields collection for the frame.
The ID3v2 frame ID.
Initializes the frame.
Returns the ID3Field object using an ID3Lib field ID.
The ID3Fields class is a collection of ID3Field objects. The ID3Frame class supports a Fields property which returns an ID3Fields object.
You can use the Visual Basic For…Each control structure to enumerate over the ID3Field objects in an ID3Fields collection.
Retrieves a field from the tag by index.
Returns the number of fields in the frame.
The ID3Field class represents a field within an ID3Frame object. Each ID3Frame type (identified by it’s four character ID) has a fixed number of fields specified by the ID3v2 specification. You can use the Fields property of the ID3Frame class to access the collection of fields within a frame.
The value of the field.
ID3Lib Field ID. Read-only.
Initializes the field.
The size (in bytes) of the field.
Copies data from a file into the field.
Saves the data in the field to a file.
Returns the text items collection for the field.
The ID3TextItems class is a collection of Strings. The ID3Field class supports a TextItems property which returns an ID3TextItems object.
You can use the Visual Basic For…Each control structure to enumerate over the Strings in an ID3TextItems collection.
Retrieves a text item from the field.
Adds a text item to the field.
Returns the number of text items in the field.
The ID3VersInfo class provides information about the version of ID3Lib that ID3COM was built with.
The name of ID3Lib.
The version of ID3Lib.
The revision of ID3Lib.


To obtain a challenging and rewarding position where I can further my career as a front end web developer and utilize technologies such as Javascript, SQL, HTML and CSS to create intuitive user experience.
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When forced indoors, I follow a number of sci-fi and fantasy genre movies. I spend an adequate amount of my free time to read and explore the latest technology advancements in the web development world.
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The @angular/cdk/drag-drop
module provides you with a way to easily and declaratively create
drag-and-drop interfaces, with support for free dragging, sorting within a list, transferring items
between lists, animations, touch devices, custom drag handles, previews, and placeholders,
in addition to horizontal lists and locking along an axis.
@angular/cdk/drag-drop
模块为你提供了一种方便易用、声明性地创建可拖放界面的方式，它支持自由拖动、在列表中排序、在列表之间转移条目、动画、触控设备、自定义拖动把手、预览和占位符，以及水平列表和轴向锁定。
Start by importing DragDropModule
into the NgModule
where you want to use drag-and-drop
features. You can now add the cdkDrag
directive to elements to make them draggable. When
outside of a cdkDropList
element, draggable elements can be freely moved around the page.
You can add cdkDropList
elements to constrain where elements may be dropped.
首先，将 DragDropModule
导入到要使用拖放功能的 NgModule
中。这样你就可以把 cdkDrag
指令添加到元素中，让它们变得可拖动了。当没有 cdkDropList
元素的时候，可拖动元素可以在页面中自由移动。你可以添加 cdkDropList
元素来约束元素可以被扔在哪里。
Adding cdkDropList
around a set of cdkDrag
elements groups the draggables into a
reorderable collection. Items will automatically rearrange as an element moves. Note
that this will not update your data model; you can listen to the cdkDropListDropped
event to
update the data model once the user finishes dragging.
在一组 cdkDrag
元素外添加一个 cdkDropList
包装可以把这些可拖曳元素分组成一个可重新排序的集合。当元素移动时，这些条目会自动重新排序。注意，这不会更新你的数据模型，你可以监听 cdkDropListDropped
事件，以便在用户完成拖放操作后更新数据模型。
The cdkDropList
directive supports transferring dragged items between connected drop zones.
You can connect one or more cdkDropList
instances together by setting the cdkDropListConnectedTo
property or by wrapping the elements in an element with the cdkDropListGroup
attribute.
cdkDropList
指令支持在相互连接的拖放区之间转移要拖动的项。你可以把一个或多个 cdkDropList
实例连接起来，方法是设置 cdkDropListConnectedTo
属性，或把这些元素包含在带有 cdkDropListGroup
属性的元素中。
Note that cdkDropListConnectedTo
works both with a direct reference to another cdkDropList
, or
by referencing the id
of another drop container:
注意，cdkDropListConnectedTo
既可以直接引用其它拖放容器（cdkDropList
）的实例，也可以引用其它拖放容器的 id
：

If you have an unknown number of connected drop lists, you can use the cdkDropListGroup
directive
to set up the connection automatically. Note that any new cdkDropList
that is added under a group
will be connected to all other lists automatically.
如果有一个未知数量的连接拖放列表，你也可以使用 cdkDropListGroup
指令来自动建立连接。注意，添加到组下的所有新 cdkDropList
都会自动和其它的列表连接起来。

You can associate some arbitrary data with both cdkDrag
and cdkDropList
by setting cdkDragData
or cdkDropListData
, respectively. Events fired from both directives include this data, allowing
you to easily identify the origin of the drag or drop interaction.
你可以把通过设置 cdkDragData
或 cdkDropListData
来分别让 cdkDrag
和 cdkDropList
与任意数据关联起来。这两个指令触发的事件都包含这些数据，可以让你轻松地识别出拖放的来源。

The cdkDrag
and cdkDropList
directive include only those styles strictly necessary for
functionality. The application can then customize the elements by styling CSS classes added
by the directives:
cdkDrag
和 cdkDropList
指令只包含使用此功能时必需的那些样式。然后，该应用可以通过那些由指令添加的 CSS 类来定制这些元素：
| Selector | Description |
|---|---|
| 选择器 | 说明 |
.cdk-drop-list |
Corresponds to the cdkDropList container. |
.cdk-drop-list |
对应于 cdkDropList 容器。 |
.cdk-drag |
Corresponds to a cdkDrag instance. |
.cdk-drag |
对应于 cdkDrag 实例。 |
.cdk-drag-disabled |
Class that is added to a disabled cdkDrag . |
.cdk-drag-disabled |
要添加到已禁用的 cdkDrag 上的类。 |
.cdk-drag-handle |
Class that is added to the host element of the cdkDragHandle directive. |
.cdk-drag-handle |
要添加到 cdkDragHandle 指令的宿主元素上的类。 |
.cdk-drag-preview |
This is the element that will be rendered next to the user's cursor as they're dragging an item in a sortable list. By default the element looks exactly like the element that is being dragged. |
.cdk-drag-preview |
这是当用户在可排序列表中拖动一个条目时，要渲染在用户光标附近的元素。默认情况下，该元素看上去和被拖动的元素完全一样。 |
.cdk-drag-placeholder |
This is element that will be shown instead of the real element as it's being dragged inside a cdkDropList . By default this will look exactly like the element that is being sorted. |
.cdk-drag-placeholder |
这是一个在拖入 cdkDropList 时要显示的元素，但不是真正的元素。默认情况下，它看上去和要排序的元素完全一样。 |
.cdk-drop-list-dragging |
A class that is added to cdkDropList while the user is dragging an item. |
.cdk-drop-list-dragging |
当用户拖动条目时，添加到 cdkDropList 上的类。 |
.cdk-drop-list-disabled |
A class that is added to cdkDropList when it is disabled. |
.cdk-drop-list-disabled |
当 cdkDropList 禁用时添加的一个类。 |
.cdk-drop-list-receiving |
A class that is added to cdkDropList when it can receive an item that is being dragged inside a connected drop list. |
.cdk-drop-list-receiving |
当 cdkDropList 可以接受某个拖动进关联拖放列表时，添加到 cdkDropList 上的类。 |
The drag-and-drop module supports animations both while sorting an element inside a list, as well as
animating it from the position that the user dropped it to its final place in the list. To set up
your animations, you have to define a transition
that targets the transform
property. The
following classes can be used for animations:
拖放模块既支持对列表中的元素进行排序时的动画，也支持用户将其拖放到列表中最终位置时的动画。要设置动画，你就必须定义一个以包含 transform
属性的 transition
。动画中可以使用下列如下 CSS 类：
.cdk-drag
- If you add a transition
to this class, it'll animate as the user is sorting
through a list.
.cdk-drag
- 如果你把 transition
添加到该类中，当用户在列表中进行排序时，它就会播放动画。
.cdk-drag-animating
- This class is added to a cdkDrag
when the user has stopped dragging.
If you add a transition
to it, the CDK will animate the element from its drop position to
the final position inside the cdkDropList
container.
.cdk-drag-animating
- 当用户停止拖动时，该类就会添加到 cdkDrag
上。如果你给它添加了一个 transition
，那么 CDK 就会把该元素从它的拖放位置动画到其在 cdkDropList
容器内的最终位置。
Example animations:
动画示例：
/* Animate items as they're being sorted. */
.cdk-drop-list-dragging .cdk-drag {
transition: transform 250ms cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.2, 1);
}
/* Animate an item that has been dropped. */
.cdk-drag-animating {
transition: transform 300ms cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.2, 1);
}
By default, the user can drag the entire cdkDrag
element to move it around. If you want to
restrict the user to only be able to do so using a handle element, you can do it by adding the
cdkDragHandle
directive to an element inside of cdkDrag
. Note that you can have as many
cdkDragHandle
elements as you want:
默认情况下，用户都可以拖动整个 cdkDrag
元素来移动它。如果要限制用户只能使用某个拖动把手元素，你可以把 cdkDragHandle
指令添加到 cdkDrag
内部的某个元素上。注意，你可以有任意多个 cdkDragHandle
元素：
When a cdkDrag
element is picked up, it will create a preview element visible while dragging.
By default, this will be a clone of the original element positioned next to the user's cursor.
This preview can be customized, though, by providing a custom template via *cdkDragPreview
.
Using the default configuration the custom preview won't match the size of the original dragged
element, because the CDK doesn't make assumptions about the element's content. If you want the
size to be matched, you can pass true
to the matchSize
input.
当拾起 cdkDrag
元素时，它会在拖动过程中创建一个可见的预览元素。默认情况下，这将是位于用户光标旁边的原始元素的克隆体。但是，通过由 *cdkDragPreview
提供的自定义模板，可以自定义此预览。
使用此默认配置时，自定义预览不会匹配原始被拖动元素的大小，因为 CDK 不能对该元素的内容做任何假设。如果你希望匹配其大小，可以给输入参数 matchSize
传入 true
。
Note that the cloned element will remove its id
attribute in order to avoid having multiple
elements with the same id
on the page. This will cause any CSS that targets that id
not
to be applied.
注意，克隆元素时会删除它的 id
属性，以免在页面中拥有多个具有相同 id
的元素。这会导致任何以此 id
为目标的 CSS 都不能应用在这个预览元素上。
While a cdkDrag
element is being dragged, the CDK will create a placeholder element that will
show where it will be placed when it's dropped. By default the placeholder is a clone of the element
that is being dragged, however you can replace it with a custom one using the *cdkDragPlaceholder
directive:
在拖动 cdkDrag
元素的同时，CDK 会创建一个占位符元素，它会显示在要放置的位置上。默认的占位符是被拖元素的克隆体，但你可以使用 *cdkDragPlaceholder
指令来把它替换为自定义的版本：
The cdkDropList
directive assumes that lists are vertical by default. This can be
changed by setting the orientation
property to "horizontal"
.
默认情况下，cdkDropList
指令假设列表是垂直的。可以把 orientation
属性设置为 "horizontal"
来改变它。
If you want to stop the user from being able to drag a cdkDrag
element outside of another element,
you can pass a CSS selector to the cdkDragBoundary
attribute. The attribute works by accepting a
selector and looking up the DOM until it finds an element that matches it. If a match is found,
it'll be used as the boundary outside of which the element can't be dragged. cdkDragBoundary
can
also be used when cdkDrag
is placed inside a cdkDropList
.
如果想阻止用户把某个 cdkDrag
元素拖到另一个元素外部，你可以把一个 CSS 选择器传递给 cdkDragBoundary
属性。该属性的工作原理是接受一个选择器并查找该 DOM，直到找到一个与之匹配的元素。如果找到了匹配项，它就会用作该元素无法拖出的边界。当 cdkDrag
位于 cdkDropList
中时，也可以用 cdkDragBoundary
来达到相同效果。
By default, cdkDrag
allows free movement in all directions. To restrict dragging to a
specific axis, you can set cdkDragLockAxis
on cdkDrag
or cdkDropListLockAxis
on cdkDropList
to either "x"
or "y"
.
默认情况下，cdkDrag
允许所有方向的自由移动。要想限定只能沿特定的轴移动，可以把 cdkDrag
上的 cdkDragLockAxis
或 cdkDropList
上的 lockAxis
设置为 "x"
或 "y"
。
If there's an element that you want to make draggable, but you don't have direct access to it, you
can use the cdkDragRootElement
attribute. The attribute works by accepting a selector and looking
up the DOM until it finds an element that matches the selector. If an element is found, it'll become
the element that is moved as the user is dragging. This is useful for cases like making a dialog
draggable.
如果你想要把某个元素做成可拖动的，但却无法直接访问它，你可以借助 cdkDragRootElement
属性。该属性的工作原理是接受一个选择器并查找 DOM，直到它找到一个与该选择器匹配的元素。如果找到了某个元素，它就会成为用户在拖动时所移动的替代元素。这对于让对话框可拖动之类的场景非常有用。
By default, all cdkDrag
items from one container can be moved into another connected container.
If you want more fine-grained control over which items can be dropped, you can use the
cdkDropListEnterPredicate
which will be called whenever an item is about to enter a
new container. Depending on whether the predicate returns true
or false
, the item may or may not
be allowed into the new container.
默认情况下，一个容器中的所有 cdkDrag
项都可以移动到另一个相连的容器中。如果你想对可拖放的条目进行更精细的控制，你可以使用 cdkDropListEnterPredicate
，它会在条目即将进入新容器时调用。根据它是返回的是 true
还是 false
，可以允许或不允许该条目进入新容器。
If you want to disable dragging for a particular drag item, you can do so by setting the
cdkDragDisabled
input on a cdkDrag
item. Furthermore, you can disable an entire list
using the cdkDropListDisabled
input on a cdkDropList
or a particular handle via
cdkDragHandleDisabled
on cdkDragHandle
.
如果要对特定的条目禁用拖曳，你可以在 cdkDrag
条目上设置输入属性 cdkDragDisabled
。你还可以使用 cdkDropList
上的输入属性 cdkDropListDisabled
来禁用整个列表或 cdkDragHandle
上的 cdkDragHandleDisabled
来进行特定的拖动手柄。
There are cases where draggable items can be dragged out of one list into another, however
the user shouldn't be able to sort them within the source list. For these cases you can set the
cdkDropListSortingDisabled
input which will prevent the items in a cdkDropList
from sorting,
in addition to preserving the dragged item's initial position in the source list, if the user
decides to return the item.
某些情况下，可拖动的条目可以从一个列表拖到另一个列表中，但用户不应该在源列表中对它们进行排序。对于这些情况，你可以设置 cdkDropListSortingDisabled
输入，它会阻止 cdkDropList
保留被拖动条目在源列表中的初始位置（如果用户决定退回该条目）。
By default as soon as the user puts their pointer down on a cdkDrag
, the dragging sequence will
be started. This might not be desirable in cases like fullscreen draggable elements on touch
devices where the user might accidentally trigger a drag as they're scrolling the page. For
cases like these you can delay the dragging sequence using the cdkDragStartDelay
input which
will wait for the user to hold down their pointer for the specified number of milliseconds before
moving the element.
默认情况下，只要用户把指针放在 cdkDrag
，就会启动拖动序列。这种对于触控设备上的全屏可拖动元素等情况可能并不理想，因为用户在滚动页面时可能会意外触发拖动。对于这类情况，你可以使用输入属性 cdkDragStartDelay
来延迟拖动，它会先等待用户按住指定的毫秒数之后才开始移动此元素。
By default, standalone cdkDrag
elements move from their normal DOM position only when manually
moved by a user. The element's position can be explicitly set, however, via the
cdkDragFreeDragPosition
input. Applications commonly use this, for example, to restore a
draggable's position after a user has navigated away and then returned.
默认情况下，独立的 cdkDrag
元素只有当用户手动移动时，才会从其常规 DOM 位置移开。通过输入属性 cdkDragFreeDragPosition
可以显式设置该元素的位置。例如，应用程序通常会这样做：当用户导航离开后，自动还原可拖动对象的位置，然后返回。
cdkDrag
items can be sorted into any position inside of a cdkDropList
by default. You can change
this behavior by setting a cdkDropListSortPredicate
. The predicate function will be called
whenever an item is about to be moved into a new index. If the predicate returns true
, the
item will be moved into the new index, otherwise it will keep its current position.
默认情况下，cdkDrag
的条目可以放到 cdkDropList
中的任意位置（序号）上。你可以通过设置 cdkDropListSortPredicate
来改变这种行为。每当一个条目要移到一个新的序号上时，就会调用一个谓词函数。如果该谓词返回 true
，则该项将被移入新序号，否则会保持当前位置。


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Earlier, candidates had to write multiple exams conducted by each bank for their vacancies. But from 2012, the Recruitment process has been changed. Now IBPS conducts four different recruitment processes namely CRP PO/MT, CRP RRBs, CRP Clerical, CRP Specialist Officers under which various exams take place every year for banking sector recruitment.


Drawing a single card a turn often isn't enough to get to the cards you'll want to setup your attacking Pokémon with energy and tools, getting out your stadium, and your supporting Pokémon. For example most turns you'd like to attach an energy and play you supporter for your turn and that's two cards already. To be able to draw into more cards, you'll need to have draw support in your deck.
The best and most consistent cards for drawing more cards are supporters. Most decks play 3-4 copies of {{ 'B01B3LFGY4'|affiliate_link('Professor Sycamore', page='detail') }} and 2-4 copies of {{ 'B01EU44SKO'|affiliate_link('N', page='detail') }} for their primary draw supporters. Professor Sycamore let's you draw the most cards but requires discarding your hand. If you can't play down all of your cards first this can be difficult to do. N allows you to shuffle your hand and keep your cards but you only get cards for your current prizes meaning it's a good number of cards in the early turns but doesn't draw very many cards if you have taken most of your prizes. If your opponent has taken more prizes then this can also hurt them so N can serve a duel purpose. {{ 'B01MRDJZ41'|affiliate_link('Lillie', page='detail') }} is another good choice for 1-2 copies. It requires you to be able to play down your had but doesn't require any discard. Along with 4 copies of {{ 'B00OZ37CL8'|affiliate_link('VS Seeker', page='detail') }} to potentially reuse them through the game this gives a great amount of draw support.
{{ display_examples([('B01B3LFGY4', 'Sycamore'), ('B01EU44SKO', 'N'), ('B01MRDJZ41', 'Lillie'), ('B00OZ37CL8', 'VS Seeker'), ]) }}Alternative supporters you could play include {{ 'B00S5LNA5I'|affiliate_link('Professor Birch\'s Observations', page='detail') }} and {{ ''|affiliate_link('Shauna', page='detail') }} which are both a shuffle-draw type of supporter like N. Birch has the potential to give more cards on a coin flip whereas Shauna gives a consistent five cards. {{ 'B01B3LFRRA'|affiliate_link('Tierno', page='detail') }} and {{ 'B01MTGK49S'|affiliate_link('Hau', page='detail') }} both let you draw three more cards at any point but most of the other options listed tend to draw more if you're able to play down cards from your hand first.
{{ display_examples([('B00S5LNA5I', 'Birch'), ('B01EU453EE', 'Shauna'), ('B01B3LFRRA', 'Tierno'), ('B01MTGK49S', 'Hau'), ]) }}As mentioned, in the supporting Pokémon guide, {{ 'B00WTGHDGW'|affiliate_link('Shaymin-EX (Roaring Skies)', page='detail') }} is great Pokémon for allowing you to draw more cards without having to play a supporter or in addition to any support you've played for your turn. It's mostly a one-time use that when it's played to the bench, you can draw until you have six cards simlilar to Lillie. {{ 'B016VKAYHQ'|affiliate_link('Octillery (BREAKthrough)', page='detail') }} and {{ 'B06WV7KNM8'|affiliate_link('Organguru (Sun & Moon)', page='detail') }} each have abilities that let you draw cards until you have five or three in your hand respectively and can be used once per turn. So while Shaymin is great in the early turns, Octillery and Organguru help you keep a consistent hand size throughout the game. These do of course take up space on your bench and can be knocked out, particularly Shaymin which only has 110 HP and gives up two prizes because it's an EX Pokémon.
{{ display_examples([('B00WTGHDGW', 'Shaymin-EX'), ('B016VKAYHQ', 'Octillery'), ('B06WV7KNM8', 'Organguru'), ]) }}For the most part you don't want to have to use an attack to draw more cards, but there are a few Pokémon which have single energy attacks which can help you draw cards to get setup and make for a decent first attack. {{ 'B01IUAEYXU'|affiliate_link('Talonflame (Steam Siege)', page='detail') }} is a stage two Pokémon with the interesting ability "Gale Wings" which allows it to be your starting Pokémon if it's in your openning hand.  {{ 'B06X15WGH4'|affiliate_link('Lapras-GX (Sun & Moon)', page='detail') }} is a big 190 HP basic with the attack "Collect" which let's you draw three more cards. There are a number of lower HP Pokémon which similiar abilities but they aren't often useful because you don't want to attach energy to them or have them take up space in the deck. Attacks which give you more cards are always risky because you can't immediately play them and your opponent can play a card like N to make you shuffle them back into the deck so use them with caution.
{{ display_examples([('B01IUAEYXU', 'Talonflame'), ('B06X15WGH4', 'Lapras'), ]) }}Each deck needs 6-12 cards dedicated to draw support and the combination of Professor Sycamore and N fill that role for many decks. For decks that expect to take prizes early, N won't be a great card for drawing more cards and can be supplemented with other draw supporters like Lillie. There are Pokémon which can help you draw more cards and the best of those focus on abilities rather than having to use your attack to draw cards.


Where
Query bean properties provide a nice type safe way to add expressions to the where
clause.
We get compile time validation of the query paths, expressions and bind value types.
// using query bean
Customer rob =
new QCustomer()
.name.equalTo("Rob") // type safe expression with IDE auto-completion
.findOne();
The same query can be written without using query beans as:
// using standard query
Customer rob = DB.find(Customer.class)
.where().eq("name", "Rob")
.findOne();
Both queries above produce the same sql:
select ...
from customer t0
where t0.name = ?
With the above the name
property is of type String/varchar and so only valid String expressions
such as like, startsWith, contains etc are allowed and the bind value for the expression must be a String.
Developers get IDE assistance/auto-completion when creating queries using query beans as the properties and expressions available based on their types are suggested by the IDE with auto-complete.
Additionally with query beans, if the property is renamed (e.g. "name" became "fullName") or if the property changed it's type then the query would no longer compile.
Paths
With properties that are associated to beans (OneToOne, OneToMany, ManyToOne, ManyToMany) we can 'navigate' these paths adding valid expressions.
e.g. path "billingAddress.city" for Customer
// using query beans
List<Customer> customers =
new QCustomer()
.billingAddress.city.equalTo("Auckland")
.findList();
// using standard query
List<Customer> customers = DB.find(Customer.class)
.where()
.eq("billingAddress.city", "Auckland")
.findList();
Ebean will automatically add appropriate SQL JOINS to support the expressions in the query.
select ...
from customer t0
join address t1 on t1.id = t0.billing_address_id
where t1.city = ?
These property paths can be any depth. In the example below the path takes us from the Order bean to the Customer bean to the Address bean via customer.billingAddress.
e.g. path "customer.billingAddress.city" for Order
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.customer.billingAddress.city.equalTo("Auckland")
.findList();
AND
By default multiple expressions are added via AND
.
List<Customer> customers =
new QCustomer()
.status.equalTo(Status.NEW)
.whenCreated.greaterThan(lastWeek)
.findList();
select ...
from customer t0
where t0.status = ? and t0.when_created > ?
// using standard query
List<Customer> customers = DB.find(Customer.class)
.where()
.eq("status", Status.NEW)
.gt("whenCreated", lastWeek)
.findList();
e.g. multiple paths for Order
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.orderDate.greaterThan(lastWeek)
.customer.status.equalTo(Status.NEW)
.customer.billingAddress.city.equalTo("Auckland")
.findList();
With the above query we have the additional paths of customer and customer.billingAddress. Ebean will determine the joins that are needed to support the expressions.
select ...
from orders t0
join customer t1 on t1.id = t0.order_id
join address t2 on t2.id = t1.billing_address_id
where t0.order_date >= ? and t1.status = ? and t2.city = ?
Notes on join type
The type of join used (left join
or join
) is based on the cardinality and
optionality of the relationship. For example, if the customer foreign key on order was nullable then
that is an optional relationship and a left join is used.
For any path, if a "higher level" join is a left join then all "child joins" (for that path) must also be a left join (i.e. "left joins cascade"). For example, in the example above - if the join from order to customers is a left join then the join from customer to address must also be a left join.
The type of join to use for expression on a ToMany path depends on whether the expression is contained in a OR. If the expression is contained inside an OR then a left join is used.
OR
When we want to add multiple expressions via OR we use or()
and endOr()
and all the expressions between them are joined by OR.
For example: (name is null OR name = 'Rob')
Customer customer
= new QCustomer()
.or()
.name.isNull()
.name.equalTo("Rob")
.endOr()
.findOne()
select ...
from customer t0
where (t0.name is null or t0.name = ? )
Customer customer = DB.find(Customer.class)
.where()
.or()
.isNull("name")
.eq("name", "Rob")
.endOr()
.findOne()
OR using raw expression
Rather than using the fluid style with or() and endOr() we can alternatively
use raw()
expressions. For example:
Customer customer
= new QCustomer()
.raw("(name is null or name = ?)", "Rob")
.findOne()
Raw expressions
Sometimes we want to add raw expressions to the where clause.
We use raw()
to include arbitrary SQL, functions and stored procedures
into the query where clause.
e.g. simple raw expression
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.raw("orderDate > shipDate ")
.findList()
e.g. use sql function
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.raw("add_days(orderDate, 10) < ?", someDate)
.findList();
e.g. sql subquery
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.status.equalTo(Status.NEW)
.raw("t0.customer_id in (select customer_id from customer_group where group_id = any(?::uuid[]))", groupIds)
.findList()
Property paths to sql joins
If we use property paths in raw() then Ebean will automatically add appropriate joins to support the expression. For example:
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.raw("(customer.name = ? or customer.billingAddress.city = ?)", "Rob", "Auckland")
.findList();
... produces the following SQL with joins added to the customer and address tables.
select t0.id, t0.status, t0.order_date, t0.ship_date, ...
from orders t0
left join customer t1 on t1.id = t0.customer_id -- supports customer.name
left join address t2 on t2.id = t1.billing_address_id -- supports customer.billingAddress.city
where (t1.name = ? or t2.city = ?); --bind(Rob,Auckland)
Combing expressions
We can combine raw() expressions with other expressions. For example:
List<Order> orders =
new QOrder()
.status.eq(Order.Status.NEW) // before raw()
.raw("(customer.name = ? or customer.billingAddress.city = ?)", "Rob", "Auckland")
.orderDate.greaterThan(lastWeek) // after raw()
.findList();
select ...
where t0.status = ? and (t1.name = ? or t2.city = ?) and t0.order_date > ?
--bind(NEW,Rob,Auckland,2019-01-17)
Ode to Raw expressions
If developer life was simple we would not need raw expressions. Many real world projects often have a few queries where our nice ORM query gets us 90% there but there is that predicate needed that is best expressed in SQL or uses a database specific function or feature.
Raw expressions is this nice little feature that allows us to put that arbitrary SQL expression into the where clause. We could instead go to findNative etc and provide all the SQL for the query but that is a bigger jump and raw expressions gives us that flexibility.
I'm not sure if I'm allowed a favourite feature but if I was I'd vote for raw expressions.


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Stats


plot(grob)
The plot() command will draw any PlotDevice primitive to the canvas. It's useful in combination with the plot
argument that can be passed to poly(), arc(), text(), image(), and friends.
When you call a drawing-related function with plot=
, the object is created but not added to the canvas. You can save a reference to the object in a variable then pass it to plot() later to be drawn as-is or with additional styling in its keyword args.
False
The plot() command can also be used as part of a with
statement to control whether drawing commands affect the canvas by default. For instance, you could suspend drawing inside an indented code block with:
with plot(False): p = poly(10,10, 30) # won't be drawn
This allows you to omit the plot=False
argument in the individual commands, which can be convenient when creating a bunch of "template" objects ahead of time.
# create a shape (but don't draw it immediately) r = rect(20,20,40,40, plot=False) ... # draw the saved shape (but override the canvas's fill color) plot(r, fill='red')
# the plot keyword arg prevents this from being drawn o = oval(0,0,100,100, plot=False) # the plot() command disables drawing for the entire block with plot(False): o = oval(0,0,100,100) # not drawn s = rect(100,100,10,10) # same here


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Reactive forms use an explicit and immutable approach to managing the state of a form at a given point in time. Each change to the form state returns a new state, which maintains the integrity of the model between changes. Reactive forms are built around observable streams, where form inputs and values are provided as streams of input values, which can be accessed synchronously.
Reactive forms differ from template-driven forms in distinct ways. Reactive forms provide more predictability with synchronous access to the data model, immutability with observable operators, and change tracking through observable streams. If you prefer direct access to modify data in your template, template-driven forms are less explicit because they rely on directives embedded in the template, along with mutable data to track changes asynchronously.
Form controls have the ability to pass in Validators. In the case of every form input in Goponents we pass a control thus you may specify on the control passed in to any form input a Validators.required validator on the control. Adding this validator to any control in Goponents will render a red asterisk next to the label automatically.
Form controls have the ability to hold a set of ValidationErrors
. In the case of every form input in Goponents we automatically look for these
ValidationErrors
and render error text beneath the form element dynamically. This is how form error handling should be done within Goponents.
Angular provides some ValidationErrors
out of the box, Goponents provides default error messages for:
email
, max
, maxlength
,
min
, minlength
, required
, and requiredtrue
.
These will automatically render error messages if the matching Angular Validators are set for the control. If desired, these can be overridden by
passing a key/value validator with the same name of the Angular one and a custom string as the value.


workbox-background-sync
workbox-background-sync.BackgroundSyncPlugin
workbox-broadcast-update.BroadcastCacheUpdate
workbox-broadcast-update.BroadcastUpdatePlugin
workbox-build
workbox-cacheable-response
workbox-cacheable-response.CacheableResponse
workbox-cacheable-response.CacheableResponsePlugin
workbox-expiration
workbox-expiration.ExpirationPlugin
workbox-google-analytics
workbox-precaching
workbox-precaching.
workbox-precaching.
workbox-precaching.PrecacheController
workbox-precaching.
workbox-precaching.
workbox-precaching.
workbox-precaching.
workbox-range-requests
workbox-range-requests.RangeRequestsPlugin
workbox-routing.NavigationRoute
workbox-routing.RegExpRoute
workbox-routing.Route
workbox-strategies
workbox-strategies.CacheFirst
workbox-strategies.CacheOnly
workbox-strategies.NetworkFirst
workbox-strategies.NetworkOnly
workbox-strategies.StaleWhileRevalidate
workbox-webpack-plugin
workbox-webpack-plugin.GenerateSW
workbox-webpack-plugin.InjectManifest
workbox-window
workbox-window.Workbox
workbox-window.
workbox-window.
workbox-window.


 According to sources, the incident occurred at PamaStones Shopping Complex.
The girl who has only been identified as Daisy was a form three student at Highfield High 1 School.
However, her age was not revealed.
It is suspected that Daisy may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning which may have triggered an asthmatic attack, which resulted in her suffocating.
This is due to the fact, that Daisy and her boyfriend John were having their stolen moment of intimacy in the generator room at the local shops. John who is a tuckshop attendant at the shops nearly died as well.
A witness said,
The guy was found gasping for air. People had to break into the generator room.
He fell onto the power cable which disrupted power in the bottle store, so people rushed to the generator room only to find it locked and broke in. They found the girl with no pulse, but the guy still had a pulse and was gasping for air.
He had to be rushed to the hospital, but I am not sure which one.
Daisy’s family is reported to be unamused by John’s antics when Daisy was still alive. They have since demanded the full bride price from John before they can bury Daisy.
It is being said that the girl’s family don’t want anything to do with the burial until John’s family pays a bride price, because John was already taking her as a wife, sleeping with her.