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There's only one thing wrong with the Text to Speech options in the Linuxsphere.  And it's not due to lack of trying by the various developers.
They work with the tools they have at the time they have them. But try as they may, the best that they can come up with is a cross between Cher and a constipated robot.
And to even get that into something audible entailed installing 3 different apps to achieve one line of speech.
I gave a 20 minute talk during LibrePlanet 2015 via text to speech but it was a closed solution and I had to purchase a $90.00 subscription just to do my talk at Cambridge.
The technology is out there, and from what I see within my circles, so is the talent. Tens of thousands of people like myself will depend on this software to make it through day to day living.
I want to find the people to make that happen. And yes, I will do it via text to speech.
The speaker is also the founder of the Reglue Foundation through which he helps


#include <Timezone.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef RefCountPointer< const Timezone > | Ptr |
Public Member Functions | |
| Timezone (const MAPM &seconds) | |
| Constructor. | |
| Timezone (const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr &duration, const DynamicContext *context) | |
| Constructor. | |
| bool | equals (const Timezone::Ptr &other) const |
| Returns true if other is equal to this, false otherwise. | |
| ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr | asDayTimeDuration (const DynamicContext *context) const |
| const XMLCh * | asString (const DynamicContext *context) const |
| Returns a string representation of this Timezone. | |
| const MAPM & | asSeconds () const |
| Returns the whole timezone expressed in seconds. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static MAPM | convert (bool positive, int hour, int minute) |
| static void | validate (const MAPM &tz) |
| typedef RefCountPointer<const Timezone> Timezone::Ptr |
| Timezone::Timezone | ( | const MAPM & | seconds | ) |
Constructor.
Creates a Timezone representing the given number of seconds.
| Timezone::Timezone | ( | const ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr & | duration, | |
| const DynamicContext * | context | |||
| ) |
Constructor.
Creates a Timezone representing the given duration.
| ATDurationOrDerived::Ptr Timezone::asDayTimeDuration | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const |
| const MAPM& Timezone::asSeconds | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Returns the whole timezone expressed in seconds.
| const XMLCh* Timezone::asString | ( | const DynamicContext * | context | ) | const |
Returns a string representation of this Timezone.
If positive, does print leading '+' sign, and if UTC returns "Z".
| static MAPM Timezone::convert | ( | bool | positive, | |
| int | hour, | |||
| int | minute | |||
| ) | [static] |
| bool Timezone::equals | ( | const Timezone::Ptr & | other | ) | const |
Returns true if other is equal to this, false otherwise.
| static void Timezone::validate | ( | const MAPM & | tz | ) | [static] |


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This morning I attended a talk by Juergen Hoeller on what’s coming in Spring 3.0. First, he said that we can expect the first milestone release sometime this week, and said that he expected there to be about three milestone releases I think. RC1 is supposed to be out around March 2009 and final around April 2009.
Echoing something I’ve heard Keith Donald say, Juergen said that Spring 3.0 is intended to complete the work that was started in Spring 2.5. Keith described the release as being “evolutionary, not revolutionary.” That may be, but there’s still quite a bit to be excited about. Here’s what I got from the talk today. (Hold onto your hats because I took good notes.)
Java and JEE compatibility
Spring 3.0 will be the first release that requires Java 5+. From SpringSource’s perspective this is nice because they can avail themselves to generics, varargs, etc. But from the app developer’s perspective, the idea is that the platform is really pushing use of annotations as the preferred way of doing configuration. So that means Java 5+.
Spring 3.0 will continue to be compatible with J2EE 1.4 and JEE 5. Also, as JEE 6 matures, Spring 3.0 will try to provide early support, but progress on JEE 6 has been somewhat slow and Spring 3.0 should be out before JEE 6. So Spring 3.1 and 3.2 will probably continue work in this direction. Anyway, SpringSource plans to support JSF 2.0, JPA 2.0, Servlet 3.0 when it’s ready, etc.)
Spring EL (Unified EL++)
Juergen described support for expression languages as probably the most important and powerful feature in Spring 3.0. It will be a proprietary EL parser implementation—one of the few new modules that Spring 3.0 will introduce—and it sounded like it would like Unified EL but on steroids. They’re trying to keep the EL pretty similar to how it works in JSF, and Spring’s EL is designed to be stylistically and syntactically compatible with Unified EL. Also, even though right now Spring Web Flow 2 uses external EL implementations (JBoss EL implementation of Unified EL, I think, or else OGNL), SWF 3 will use Spring EL instead of an external implementation.
Here’s a code example he gave. This one is for EL in bean definitions:
<bean class="mycompany.RewardsTestDatabase"> <property name="databaseName" value="#{systemProperties.databaseName}"/> <property name="keyGenerator" value="#{strategyBean.databaseKeyGenerator}"/> </bean>
The idea is this. Just like in other ELs, you will have some implicit objects—objects that you can reference in your EL either because the objects are global in scope or else because the object lives in your current scope (e.g., request scope, session scope, etc.). So in the example above, systemProperties
is a global implicit object, and strategyBean
is a bean name. Bean names will be available as EL objects then.
I’m assuming that the databaseName
and keyGenerator
properties will be evaluated each time they are accessed. Otherwise it wouldn’t be much of an expression language. I’m kind of curious to see how they do this. My guess is that the approach will be to proxy beans with EL-based properties, with the proxies evaluating the reference upon demand.
Juergen gave another example, this time of EL in component annotations. Here it is:
@Repository public class RewardsTestDatabase { @Value("#{systemProperties.databaseName}") public void setDatabaseName(String dbName) { ... } @Value("#{strategyBean.databaseKeyGenerator}") public void setKeyGenerator(KeyGenerator kg) { ... } }
I believe these two configuration examples are different in a subtle way. The value of the @Value
attribute is a default value for the property if a value isn’t explicitly defined in the app context. One practical benefit we get has to do with how component scanning currently works. When we component scan, we depend on autowiring to establish injected references. The problem is that if our dependencies are primitive types, autowiring is no longer an option and so we have to go explicit with our bean definitions. With EL-based defaults, we can keep the component scanning, and just set the primitive types using a bean, or maybe using system properties, etc.
REST support
Another big topic in Spring 3.0 is REST support. Spring Web MVC will provide first-class support for RESTful web services, and not necessarily just XML-based. Keith was saying that there will be a JSON view as well. So the web services would be useful not only in integration efforts but also for example when you have JavaScript widgets that want to make AJAX calls back to the server and get JSON. Anyway, Spring Web MVC’s current design is such that it’s really easy to tweak it a bit to support REST, and that’s what they’re doing. So one aspect of this would be to continue to use @RequestMapping
to specify an HTTP method, such as RequestMethod.PUT
. Another piece would be to introduce a new @PathVariable
annotation that works pretty much like @RequestParam
currently works, but handles URL path segments instead of HTTP parameters. Here’s a code example that shows how it will work:
@RequestMapping(value = "/show/{id}", method = GET) public Reward show(@PathVariable("id") long id) { return this.rewardsAdminService.findReward(id); }
I like it!
Another feature of the REST support is support for different representations, i.e. content negotiation. They want to use the HTTP Accept
header as a new way to do view resolution. So presumably there will be a new ViewResolver
implementation that looks at the Accept
header and returns, say, an XML view (accepts application/xml
), a JSON view (accepts application/json
) or an ATOM view (accepts application/atom+xml
) according to that header. This would be the preferred way of doing view resolution for the hardcore REST purists. But Spring Web MVC would also support extension-based resolution; e.g. .json
maps to a JsonView
, etc.
Some @MVC refinements
They’re planning to add a couple of new @MVC annotations besides @RequestParam
(which already exists) and the new @PathVariable
annotation. These are:
@RequestHeader
: Grab HTTP request header data.@CookieValue
: Grab cookie value. (Surprise!)
These will allow us to get at the data without having to declare the raw HttpServletRequest
as we currently have to do. Here’s a code sample:
@RequestMapping("/show") public Reward show(@RequestHeader("region") long regionId, @CookieValue("language") String langId) { ... }
There’s quite a bit more, but this post is pretty long as it is and I need to hit the sack. I’ll try to post a little more tomorrow.
[Update: Here’s part 2.]
[Update: Here’s a related InfoQ article.]


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been set to true.
pathName
sortbycolumnlist columnIndexList
?sortOrderList?
columnIndexList
argument, which must be a list of
distinct column indices. Only those elements of this list are
considered significant that identify columns whose -showlinenumbers
option hasn't
been set to true.
The items are first sorted based on the column specified by the
last significant element of columnIndexList
, then
based on the one given by the last but one significant element, and
so on. The order of each sort operation is taken from the
optional argument sortOrderList
, whose elements
must be (abbreviations of) increasing
or
decreasing
. If this argument was not
specified or contains less elements than
columnIndexList
then the missing sort orders are
assumed to be increasing
. Each sorting
process is controlled by the values of the -sortmode
and -sortcommand
options for the
respective column. If the column's index was specified among
the first 9 significant elements of
columnIndexList
and both the value of the
-showarrow
configuration
option and that of the -showarrow
option for that column are
true then an up- or down-arrow indicating the sort order will be
placed into the column's label. The shape of the arrow depends
on the respective sort order and on the value of the
-incrarrowtype
configuration option. If the label's text is right-aligned then
the arrow will be displayed on the left side of the label, otherwise
on its right side. If more than one sort arrows are to be
displayed then the first 9 sort ranks (1
for the first
significant element of columnIndexList
,
2
for the second one, and so on) will also be shown to
the right of the arrows. After sorting the items, the vertical
view is adjusted in the same way as in the case of the
sort
subcommand.
pathName
sortcolumn
sortbycolumn
or sortbycolumnlist
command, or
-1
if they were last sorted with the sort
command or haven't been sorted at all, or
the sort information was reset by invoking resetsortinfo
. If called from
within the command specified as the value of the
-sortcommand
widget or
column configuration option, then the
return value of this subcommand refers to the sorting in progress
rather than the most recent one.pathName
sortcolumnlist
sortbycolumnlist
or
sortbycolumn
command
(in the second case the list will contain exactly one element), or an
empty string if they were last sorted with the sort
command or haven't been sorted at all, or
the sort information was reset by invoking resetsortinfo
. If called from
within the command specified as the value of the
-sortcommand
widget or
column configuration option, then the
return value of this subcommand refers to the sorting in progress
rather than the most recent one.pathName
sortorder
increasing
or
decreasing
) from the last sorting performed by the
sort
, sortbycolumn
, or sortbycolumnlist
command, or an
empty string if the items haven't been sorted at all, or the sort
information was reset by invoking resetsortinfo
. If called from
within the command specified as the value of the
-sortcommand
widget or
column configuration option, then the
return value of this subcommand refers to the sorting in progress
rather than the most recent one.pathName
sortorderlist
increasing
or decreasing
) from
the last invocation of the sortbycolumnlist
or
sortbycolumn
command
(in the second case the list will contain exactly one element), or an
empty string if the items were last sorted with the sort
command or haven't been sorted at all, or
the sort information was reset by invoking resetsortinfo
. If called from
within the command specified as the value of the
-sortcommand
widget or
column configuration option, then the
return value of this subcommand refers to the sorting in progress
rather than the most recent one.pathName
togglecolumnhide firstColumn lastColumn
pathName togglecolumnhide
columnIndexList
-hide
option for one or more columns of the
tablelist widget. In the first form of the command,
firstColumn
and lastColumn
are
indices specifying the first and last columns in the range whose
visibility is to be toggled. The command's second form accepts a
list columnIndexList
of indices specifying the
columns whose visibility is to be toggled. Returns an empty
string. After toggling the hidden state of the specified columns,
the <<TablelistColHiddenStateChanged>>
virtual event is generated. The main advantage of using this
command instead of invoking columnconfigure
for each of the
specified columns is that it causes only one redisplay of the widget's
contents, thus being significantly faster.pathName togglerowhide
first last
pathName togglerowhide indexList
-hide
option for one or more rows of the
tablelist widget. In the first form of the command,
first
and last
are indices
specifying the first and last rows in the range whose visibility is
to be toggled. The command's second form accepts a list
indexList
of indices specifying the rows whose
visibility is to be toggled. Returns an empty string.
After toggling the hidden state of the specified rows, the
<<TablelistRowHiddenStateChanged>>
virtual event is generated. Just like the
-hide
row configuration option, this subcommand
is not supported for Tk versions earlier than 8.3.
CAUTION: Tk versions 8.3 - 8.4.12 had a bug that caused a segmentation fault if the whole content of a text widget was elided. This bug was also present in Tk 8.5.a1 - 8.5.a3. When using one of these earlier Tk versions, this bug will produce a crash if all the rows of a tablelist widget are hidden. It is your responsibility to avoid such situations when using a Tk version having this bug!
pathName toplevelkey
index
index
is a top-level
one then the subcommand returns the full key of that item.
Otherwise the return value is the full key of the unique top-level item
having the given item among its descendants.pathName unsetattrib
name
name
. Returns an
empty string.pathName
unsetcellattrib cellIndex name
name
for the cell given by
cellIndex
. Returns an empty string.pathName
unsetcolumnattrib columnIndex name
name
for the column given
by columnIndex
. Returns an empty string.pathName
unsetrowattrib index name
name
for the row given by
index
. Returns an empty string.pathName windowpath
cellIndex
cellIndex
, created with the -window
option of the cellconfigure
subcommand. If no
window is currently embedded into the cell then the return value is an
empty string.pathName xview
args
pathName xview
0
and 1
; together
they describe the horizontal span that is visible in the
window. For example, if the first element is .2
and the second element is .6
, 20% of the tablelist's
scrollable text is off-screen to the left, the middle 40% is
visible in the window, and 40% of the scrollable text is off-screen
to the right. These are the same values passed to scrollbars
via the -xscrollcommand
option.pathName xview units
-titlecolumns
option is positive
then this command adjusts the view in the window so that the column
whose offset from the end of the title column area equals
units
non-hidden columns is displayed next to
the title columns. Otherwise the command adjusts the view in
the window so that the character position given by
units
is displayed at the left edge of the
window. Character positions are defined by the width of the
character 0
.pathName xview moveto
fraction
fraction
of the total width of the scrollable
tablelist text is off-screen to the left.
fraction
must be a fraction between
0
and 1
.pathName xview scroll number
what
number
and
what
. number
must be
an integer. what
must be either
units
or pages
or an
abbreviation of one of these. If what
is
units
, the view adjusts left or right by
number
non-hidden columns or character units
(the width of the 0
character) on the display,
depending on the value of the -titlecolumns
option; if
what
is pages
then the view
adjusts by number
screenfuls. If
number
is negative then columns or characters
farther to the left become visible; if it is positive then columns
or characters farther to the right become visible.pathName yview
args
pathName yview
0
and 1
. The
first element gives the position of the non-hidden tablelist item
at the top of the window, relative to the tablelist as a whole
(0.5
means it is halfway through the tablelist, for
example). The second element gives the position of the
non-hidden tablelist item just after the last one in the window,
relative to the tablelist as a whole. These are the same
values passed to scrollbars via the
-yscrollcommand
option.pathName yview units
units
non-hidden rows is displayed at
the top of the window.pathName yview moveto
fraction
fraction
appears at the top of the
window. fraction
is a fraction between
0
and 1
; 0
indicates the
first non-hidden item in the tablelist, 0.33
indicates
the non-hidden item one-third the way through the tablelist, and so
on.pathName yview scroll number
what
number
and what
.
number
must be an integer.
what
must be either units
or pages
or an abbreviation of one of
these. If what
is
units
, the view adjusts up or down by
number
non-hidden rows; if it is
pages
then the view adjusts by
number
screenfuls. If
number
is negative then earlier items become
visible; if it is positive then later items become visible.Text
is replaced with a new binding tag
called TablelistBody
. The latter has all the
events of the Listbox
widget class, and several of
its binding scripts are obtained from those of
Listbox
by replacing the event fields
%W
, %x
, and
%y
with the path name of the tablelist widget and the
x and y coordinates relative to the latter. These values are
assigned to the help variables tablelist::W
,
tablelist::x
, and tablelist::y
by
invoking the helper command tablelist::convEventFields
as follows:
foreach {tablelist::W tablelist::x tablelist::y} \ [tablelist::convEventFields %W %x %y] {}
This conversion of the event fields is necessary because the Tcl
command associated with a tablelist expects any coordinates relative to
the widget itself, not its body component. It makes use of help
variables from the tablelist
namespace in order to
avoid any conflicts with global variables.
Several of the events have no %x
and
%y
fields; in this case another helper command
tablelist::getTablelistPath
is used to set the help variable tablelist::W
to the
path name of the tablelist widget:
set tablelist::W [tablelist::getTablelistPath %W]
The binding tag TablelistBody
replaces the class
name (Frame
or TSeparator
) of the
separator widgets, too. It also replaces the binding tag
Message
of the message widgets used to display
multi-line elements, as well as the binding tag Label
of the label widgets used to display embedded images. This makes
sure that the default handling of the mouse events on the column
separators, multi-line cells, and embedded images is the same as in the
rest of the tablelist's body.
When defining individual bindings for tablelist widgets, the same
conversion of the event fields is needed as for the default
bindings. For example, the binding script below for the tablelist
widget .tbl
prints the index of the cell where mouse button
1 was clicked:
bind [.tbl bodytag] <Button-1> { foreach {tablelist::W tablelist::x tablelist::y} \ [tablelist::convEventFields %W %x %y] {} puts "clicked on cell [.tbl containingcell $tablelist::x $tablelist::y]" }
By associating the script with the binding tag returned by the
bodytag
subcommand instead of
just with the path name of the tablelist's body we make sure to have the
same event handling for the separators, multi-line cells, and embedded
images as for the rest of the tablelist's body.
The bindings associated with the binding tag
TablelistBody
, created automatically by the
tablelist::tablelist
command, ensure that the body
component of a tablelist has the same default behavior as a listbox
widget. If the selection type is row
(which is
the default) then everything described in the "DEFAULT BINDINGS" section
of the listbox manual entry applies to the body component of a
tablelist, too. The only difference is that the word "element" in
that manual page has to be replaced with "item" when applying the
description to the body of a tablelist widget.
If the selection type is cell
then everything
described in the "DEFAULT BINDINGS" section of the listbox manual
entry applies to the body component of a tablelist, too, with the
following extensions and changes:
Tab
or Shift-Tab
is pressed, the
location cursor (active element) moves to the next/previous
element. If the selection mode is browse
or
extended
then the new active element is also
selected and all other elements are deselected. In
extended
mode the new active element becomes the
selection anchor. Notice that these bindings replace the common
inter-widget navigation via Tab
and Shift-Tab
with inter-cell navigation. Just like in the case of the text
widget, Control-Tab
and Control-Shift-Tab
are
intended to be used for widget-to-widget keyboard navigation.
Unfortunately, this won't always work because some window managers
intercept the latter key sequences and use them for their own purposes
(like inter-workplace navigation). For this reason, Tablelist
supports the additional key sequences Meta-Tab
and
Meta-Shift-Tab
as replacements for
Control-Tab
and Control-Shift-Tab
,
respectively.Left
or Right
key is pressed, the
location cursor (active element) moves to the previous/next element of
the active row. If the selection mode is
browse
or extended
then the new
active element is also selected and all other elements are
deselected. In extended
mode the new active
element becomes the selection anchor.extended
mode, Shift-Left
and
Shift-Right
move the location cursor (active element) to
the previous/next element of the active row and also extend the
selection to that element in a fashion similar to dragging with mouse
button 1.Home
or End
key is pressed, the
location cursor (active element) moves to the first/last element of the
active row, the new active element is selected, and all other elements
are deselected.extended
mode, Shift-Home
and
Shift-End
extend the selection to the first/last element
of the active row. In multiple
mode,
Shift-Home
and Shift-End
move the location
cursor to the first/last element of the active row.Return
and KP_Enter
start the interactive
editing of the active element.Just like in the case of the listbox widget, any changes to the
selection will automatically generate the virtual event
<<ListboxSelect>>
. Instead of this
event (which is supported for compatibility reasons), the virtual event
<<TablelistSelect>>
can be used to be
made aware of any changes to tablelist selection. Both events will
be generated independently of the selection type.
The following binding associated with the binding tag
TablelistBody
is only valid if the selection mode is
single
or multiple
: If
mouse button 1 is clicked on an item and then dragged outside that item,
and the value of the -movablerows
configuration option is true,
then the mouse cursor takes on the shape specified by the
-movecursor
option,
indicating that the item in question is being moved to another position,
visualized with the aid of a gap placed before the target item.
This operation ends when mouse button 1 is released, and can be canceled
by pressing the Escape
key. In both cases, the mouse
cursor is reset to its original value, specified by the
-cursor
configuration option. After releasing
mouse button 1, the source item is moved before the one indicated by the
gap mentioned above and the virtual event
<<TablelistRowMoved>>
is generated.
Finally, the following bindings associated with the binding tag
TablelistBody
apply to tablelists used as tree
widgets:
Right
, plus
, and
KP_Add
keys expand the corresponding row by invoking the
non-recursive version of the expand
subcommand.Left
, minus
, and
KP_Subtract
keys collapse the corresponding row by
invoking the non-recursive version of the collapse
subcommand.tablelist::tablelist
command automatically
creates the following bindings for the header labels:-resizablecolumns
configuration option and that of the -resizable
option for the column
corresponding to that label are true, then the mouse cursor takes on
the shape specified by the -resizecursor
option. By clicking
mouse button 1 in this area and moving the mouse while its button 1 is
down, the column corresponding to that label will be resized by the
amount of the cursor motion. The interactive column resizing ends
when mouse button 1 is released, and can be canceled by pressing the
Escape
key. In both cases, the mouse cursor is reset
to its original value, specified by the -cursor
configuration option. When the column resize operation is
finished, the virtual event
<<TablelistColumnResized>>
is
generated.-movablecolumns
configuration option
is true, then the mouse cursor takes on the shape specified by the
-movecolumncursor
option, indicating that the column in question is being moved to
another position, visualized with the aid of a gap placed before the
label of the target column. This operation ends when mouse button
1 is released, and can be canceled by pressing the Escape
key when the mouse pointer is outside the label. In both cases,
the mouse cursor is reset to its original value, specified by the
-cursor
configuration option. After releasing
mouse button 1, the source column is moved before the one indicated by
the gap mentioned above and the virtual event
<<TablelistColumnMoved>>
is
generated.-labelcommand
option is a nonempty
string, then this command is concatenated with the name of the
tablelist widget and the column index of the respective label, and the
resulting script is evaluated in the global scope. If another
nonempty label command was specified at column level by using the
columnconfigure
option of the Tcl command associated with the tablelist widget, then
that column-specific command will be used instead of the global
one. If mouse button 1 was pressed together with the
Shift
key then the widget- or column-specific command
mentioned above will be replaced with the one specified by the
-labelcommand2
option
at widget or column level.<<Button3>>
as
<Button-3>
for all windowing systems and
additionally as <Control-Button-1>
for Mac OS
Classic and Mac OS X Aqua. If this event occurs over a header
label and both the value of the -resizablecolumns
configuration
option and that of the -resizable
option for the column
corresponding to that label are true, then the width of that column is
set to zero, i.e., it is made just large enough to hold all the
elements in the column, including the header (but no larger than the
maximum width indicated by the -maxwidth
column configuration option),
and the virtual event
<<TablelistColumnResized>>
is
generated. The same action is triggered by double-clicking the
resize area of a header label.<<ShiftButton3>>
as
<Shift-Button-3>
for all windowing systems
and additionally as <Shift-Control-Button-1>
for Mac OS Classic and Mac OS X Aqua. If this event occurs over a
header label and both the value of the -resizablecolumns
configuration
option and that of the -resizable
option for the column
corresponding to that label are true, then the width of that column is
set to its last static width (if any) and the virtual event
<<TablelistColumnResized>>
is
generated. The same action is triggered by double-clicking the
resize area of a header label with the Shift
key held
down.If the tablelist's state
is
disabled
then none of the above actions occur: the
labels are completely insensitive.
If you want to define non-default bindings for the header labels, it
is recommended to associate them with the binding tag whose name is
returned by the labeltag
subcommand and make use of the helper commands tablelist::getTablelistColumn
and tablelist::getTablelistPath
.
For example, to replace the default binding for
<Button-3>
with a script that performs a
column-dependent action, you can proceed like in the code shown
below:
bind [.tbl labeltag] <Button-3> { puts "right-clicked on header label no. [tablelist::getTablelistColumn %W]" break }
tablelist::tablelist
command extends and
partially redefines the bindings of some of the components of the
temporary embedded widget used for interactive cell editing, which is
started by pressing mouse button 1 in an editable cell (see the
-editselectedonly
option for details) or using keyboard navigation to move from one
editable cell into another. If the selection type is
cell
and the location cursor is in an editable cell,
then the interactive editing of the active element can also be started by
pressing Return
or KP_Enter
.
The affected components of the temporary embedded widget depend on the
edit window: the widget itself in case of a Tk or tile checkbutton; the
edit window's entry children in case of a mentry widget; the only entry
or entry-like component of the edit window in all other cases (see also
the entrypath
subcommand). The list of binding tags of these edit window
components contains two addditional tags, inserted just before their path
names: the binding tag whose name is returned by the editwintag
subcommand, followed by the tag
TablelistEdit
. The bindings described below are
associated with the tag TablelistEdit
, and can be
overridden for individual tablelist widgets by making use of the binding
tag given by the editwintag
subcommand.
Control-i
inserts a tabulator character into the edit
window's entry or entry-like components (if any), at the point of the
insertion cursor.Control-j
inserts a newline character into the edit
window's entry or entry-like components (if any), at the point of the
insertion cursor.Return
and
KP_Enter
insert a newline character at the point of the
insertion cursor. Otherwise they terminate the editing and
destroy the edit window.Control-Return
and Control-KP_Enter
terminate the editing and destroy the edit window.Escape
aborts the editing and destroys the edit
window.Tab
and Shift-Tab
terminate
the editing in the current cell, move the edit window into the
next/previous editable cell of the tablelist, select the contents of
the edit window's first entry or entry-like component (if any), and set
the insertion cursor to its end. If the new edit window is a text
widget then its contents are left unselected. Notice that these
bindings replace the common inter-widget navigation via
Tab
and Shift-Tab
with inter-cell
navigation. Just like in the case of the text widget,
Control-Tab
and Control-Shift-Tab
are
intended to be used for widget-to-widget keyboard navigation during
interactive cell editing. Unfortunately, this won't always work
because some window managers intercept the latter key sequences and use
them for their own purposes (like inter-workplace navigation).
For this reason, Tablelist supports the additional key sequences
Meta-Tab
and Meta-Shift-Tab
as replacements
for Control-Tab
and Control-Shift-Tab
,
respectively.Alt-Left
/Alt-Right
(Command-Left
/Command-Right
on Mac OS Classic
and Mac OS X Aqua) terminates the editing in the current cell, moves
the edit window into the previous/next editable cell of the row,
selects the contents of the edit window's first entry or entry-like
component (if any), and sets the insertion cursor to its end. If
the new edit window is a text widget then its contents are left
unselected. The key sequence
Meta-Left
/Meta-Right
has the same effect as
Alt-Left
/Alt-Right
. If
tk_strictMotif
is false and the edit window is not
a text widget then Meta-b
and Meta-f
behave
the same as Alt-Left
and Alt-Right
,
respectively. If the edit window is a Tk or tile checkbutton
widget then Left
/Right
has the same effect as
Alt-Left
/Alt-Right
.Alt-Up
/Alt-Down
(Command-Up
/Command-Down
on Mac OS Classic
and Mac OS X Aqua) terminates the editing in the current cell, moves
the edit window one line up/down within the column, selects the
contents of the edit window's first entry or entry-like component (if
any), and sets the insertion cursor to its end. If the new edit
window is a text widget then its contents are left unselected.
The key sequence Meta-Up
/Meta-Down
has the
same effect as Alt-Up
/Alt-Down
. If
tk_strictMotif
is false and the edit window is not
a text widget or an Iwidgets combobox, then Control-p
and
Control-n
behave the same as Alt-Up
and
Alt-Down
, respectively. If the edit window is a Tk
or tile entry, Tk or tile checkbutton, BWidget Entry, Iwidgets
entryfield/spinner/spinint, or a mentry widget of type
"FixedPoint"
, then Up
/Down
has
the same effect as Alt-Up
/Alt-Down
.Alt-Prior
/Alt-Next
(Command-Prior
/Command-Next
on Mac OS Classic
and Mac OS X Aqua) terminates the editing in the current cell, moves
the edit window up/down by one page within the column, selects the
contents of the edit window's first entry or entry-like component (if
any), and sets the insertion cursor to its end. If the new edit
window is a text widget then its contents are left unselected.
The key sequence Meta-Prior
/Meta-Next
has the
same effect as Alt-Prior
/Alt-Next
. If
the edit window is not a text widget, BWidget SpinBox, Oakley combobox,
or a mentry widget of type "Date"
, "Time"
,
"DateTime"
, "IPAddr"
, or
"IPv6Addr"
, then Prior
/Next
has
the same effect as Alt-Prior
/Alt-Next
.Alt-Home
/Alt-End
(Command-Home
/Command-End
on Mac OS Classic
and Mac OS X Aqua) terminates the editing in the current cell, moves
the edit window into the first/last editable cell of the tablelist,
selects the contents of the edit window's first entry or entry-like
component (if any), and sets the insertion cursor to its end. If
the new edit window is a text widget then its contents are left
unselected. The key sequence
Meta-Home
/Meta-End
has the same effect as
Alt-Home
/Alt-End
. If
tk_strictMotif
is false and the edit window is not
a text widget then Meta-<
and Meta->
behave the same as Alt-Home
and Alt-End
,
respectively. If the edit window is not a text widget then
Control-Home
/Control-End
has the same effect
as Alt-Home
/Alt-End
.Before moving the edit window, the key sequences mentioned under 7 -
11 move the active item or element and change the (cell)selection and the
(cell)selection anchor in the body of the tablelist widget. For
example, if Alt-Up
/Alt-Down
or
Meta-Up
/Meta-Down
(Command-Up
/Command-Down
on Mac OS Classic and
Mac OS X Aqua) is pressed when editing a cell that is not the first/last
editable cell within its column, then the active item or element
(depending on the selection type) moves one line up/down. If the
selection mode is browse
or
extended
then the new active item or element is also
selected and all other items or elements are deselected. In
extended
mode the new active item or element becomes
the (cell)selection anchor. This is exactly the same behavior as
the one exhibited by the Up
and Down
keys in
the tablelist's body.
If the tablelist's state
is
disabled
then none of the above actions occur.


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Florida: A Poem
by Asheville Postcard Company
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1912
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Asheville Postcard Company. (1912). "Florida: A Poem". Excerpted from a postcard.
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Readability:
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- Word Count: 418
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I know a land where the hand of God Himself has fashioned a shore of marvelous sweep, where gentle Trade Winds sighing through majestic palms croon a ceaseless obligato, and where beaches of dazzling white, stretched against a background of living green, slope down to the ever restless seas.
This is Florida, where by day the earth is kissed by sunbeams that caress and where by night the spirit of Romance walks abroad beneath a moon of tropic splendor.
This is Florida, where the gorgeous poinsettia flashes its crimson petals and where the wide-winged heron glides in sharp outline against a sky of purest azure.
This is Florida, where Nature's richest gifts have been showered with lavish hand and where myriad charms beckon the weary and the worn.
This is Florida, rich beyond count in hidden wealth, whose soil puts forth a golden harvest and to whose deep harbors speed the richest argosies of commerce.
This is Florida, to which the world has come and lingered and praised, to which the weary and broken have found their way to regain their vigor and to shout afar the virtues of this land upon which Nature has smiled.
Florida strides along with the vigorous, swinging pace of youth, in time with the spirit of progress, a song of joy on her lips and in her eyes the light of determination.
This is Florida, the playground of the world, yet not a playground entirely. For here industry and commerce rank important. Florida's broad ranges provide grazing ground for countless thousands of cattle, Florida's fertile acres produce annually harvests of unbelievable value. Florida's golden fruit speeds yearly to the markets of the world, and Florida's forests ring with the axe of the woodsman and the melody of the saw breaks the silence of their fastness. On the bosoms of her streams float valued cargoes and at her wharves ride vessels of all nations. Her sons are stalwart and her daughters fair and their eyes peer fearlessly into the future.
Florida's past is but a promise of her future. The achievements that have been hers are but the foreshadowing of those to come. Her feet are cased in Seven League boots of progress and the coming decade will see a new Florida, a better Florida, the blush of her youth replaced by the healthier, more substantial glow of her maturity.
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EAST-WEST A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
Naiveté can be dangerous to your health. Signs with these words should have been required on the entrance to the Soviet Union after the end of World War II as many Russian expatriates fled the freedom of the West to return to their motherland.
Once inside this insane asylum of a country, they were in a Catch-22 world. Even inquiring about leaving caused you to be declared an enemy of the state. Such criminals were shot or sent to labor camps from which they might never be seen again. But not trying to leave was almost as risky since anyone could denounce you at anytime for any reason, causing the same result.
Into this hellhole in EAST-WEST (EST-OUEST), a Russian doctor, Alexei Golovin (Oleg Menshikov from BURNT BY THE SUN), and his French wife, Marie (Sandrine Bonnaire from THE CEREMONY), immigrate along with their son. No sooner have they arrived than their boat load of people are divided into the young and old, with the old being promptly shot. Marie doesn't look long for this world after the local KGB operative arrests her, explaining to Alexei that "90% of immigrants returning to Russia are imperialist spies."
After Alexei convinces the KGB agent to release his wife, the family goes to live a meager existence in an old house with 5 other families. Thursday, they are told sternly, is the day that their family gets the bathroom. The house is a hotbed of rumors, denunciations and black market goods. Once there, the family squabbles begin. Marie is sure that she is willing to risk everything to escape, reasoning that "every prison has a way out." Her husband's beliefs, on the other hand, are much more ambiguous -- perhaps because he's more practical, perhaps because he isn't as brave or perhaps because he feels bound to his homeland.
EAST-WEST is inspired by history, but not based on a true story. As directed by Régis Wargnier and written by Sergei Bodrov and Louis Gardel, the film is populated with characters who ring just a few notes shy of true. The chemistry between Marie and Alexei never seems genuine, and the writers have them casually sleeping around with next-door neighbors and coworkers.
The plot device of the young, championship swimmer (Sergei Bodrov Jr.), who has various schemes to swim his way to his freedom and Marie's, never seems believable.
Too often murky and with too many characters, the film works best when the director focuses attention firmly on the leads and their actions. For a similar, much better film, see LUCIE AUBRAC. In it, the acting was stronger and the directing sharper.
"The only hope for humanity: Communism," Khrushchev proclaims in a television address late in the picture. One cannot but appreciate the hardships that the people under Communism faced. EAST-WEST does succeed in reminding us of that.
EAST-WEST runs 2:01. The film is in French and Russian with English subtitles. It is not rated but might be PG-13 for wartime violence and would be fine for teenagers.
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The Keyboard API provides keyboard display and visibility control, along with event tracking when the keyboard shows and hides.
// Keyboard Plugin Events
Keyboard.addListener('keyboardWillShow', (info: KeyboardInfo) => {
console.log('keyboard will show with height', info.keyboardHeight);
});
Keyboard.addListener('keyboardDidShow', (info: KeyboardInfo) => {
console.log('keyboard did show with height', info.keyboardHeight);
});
Keyboard.addListener('keyboardWillHide', () => {
console.log('keyboard will hide');
});
Keyboard.addListener('keyboardDidHide', () => {
console.log('keyboard did hide');
});
// window events
window.addEventListener('keyboardWillShow', (e) => {
console.log('keyboard will show with height', (<any>e).keyboardHeight);
});
window.addEventListener('keyboardDidShow', (e) => {
console.log("keyboard did show with height", (<any>e).keyboardHeight);
});
window.addEventListener('keyboardWillHide', () => {
console.log('keyboard will hide');
});
window.addEventListener('keyboardDidHide', () => {
console.log('keyboard did hide');
});
// API
import { Plugins } from '@capacitor/core';
const { Keyboard } = Plugins;
Keyboard.setAccessoryBarVisible({isVisible: false});
Keyboard.show();
Keyboard.hide();
Keyboard plugin allow this configurations for iOS
resize
: It configures the way the app is resized when the Keyboard appears.
Allowed values are
none
: Not the app, nor the webview are resizednative
: The whole native webview will be resized when the keyboard shows/hides, it will affect the vh
relative unit.body
: Only the html <body>
element will be resized. Relative units are not affected, because the viewport does not change.ionic
: Only the html ion-app element will be resized. Use it only for ionic apps.style
: If set to dark
it will use Dark style keyboard instead of the regular one.
{
"plugins": {
"Keyboard": {
"resize": "body",
"style": "dark"
}
}
}


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Copas Timer
Copas Timer is free software under the MIT/X11 license.
Copyright 2011-2014 Thijs Schreijer
Documentation and sourcecode are on GitHub
Purpose
Copas Timer is an add on module for the Copas socket scheduler. Copas Timer implements background workers and timers along side the sockets. As an optional component the eventer module is available which allows for event-driven code. The events are being run as background workers in the scheduler.
Note: this is still all coroutine based, so it is not non-blocking asynchroneous!
Usage
Copas Timer integrates into the Copas module, so there is no separate module table for it. When you require("copas.timer")
it will return the modified Copas module table.
Below some simple examples for using the Copas Timer functionalities.
Timers
The timers are created using callback functions;
local copas = require("copas.timer") -- define timer callbacks local arm_cb = nil local expire_cb = function() print("executing the timer") end local cancel_cb = nil -- define timer parameters local recurring = true local interval = 5 --> in seconds local t = copas.newtimer(arm_cb, expire_cb, cancel_cb, recurring):arm(interval) copas.loop() --> start the scheduler and execute the timers
Workers
Workers are created as coroutines from functions. Each worker gets its own queue of data to work on, and they will only run when data is available.
local copas = require("copas.timer") local w = copas.addworker(function(queue) -- do some initializing here... will be run immediately upon -- adding the worker while true do data = queue:pop() -- fetch data from queue, implicitly yields the coroutine -- handle the retrieved data here print(data) -- do some lengthy stuff queue:pause() -- implicitly yields, without fetching new data -- do more lengthy stuff end end) -- enqueue data for the new worker w:push("here is some data") copas.loop()
Events
The eventer module adds event capabilities to copas. The eventhandlers run as workers and process event data from their worker queues.
Copas itself will also be generating events once the eventer module is used;
local copas = require("copas.timer") require("copas.eventer") -- will be installed inside the global copas table; copas.eventer local my_app = { before_start = function(self, eventqueue) while true do local event = eventqueue:pop() -- initialize stuff and create some sockets here... end end, after_start = function(self, eventqueue) while true do local event = eventqueue:pop() -- do some stuff end end, } copas:subscribe(my_app, my_app.before_start, copas.events.loopstarting) copas:subscribe(my_app, my_app.after_start, copas.events.loopstarted) copas.loop()
Adding event capabilities to your own object is easy;
local copas = require("copas.timer") require("copas.eventer") -- will be installed inside the global copas table; copas.eventer -- create a module table and enable it with 4 events; local my_module = {} copas.eventer.decorate(my_module, {"start", "txerror", "rxerror", "stop"}) my_module.start = function(self) -- lets dispatch our start event here self:dispatch(self.events.start, "start data 1", "start data 2") end return my_module
Changelog
xx-Mar-2014; release 1.1
- the
worker:pause()
method now accepts a number of seconds as parameter
10-Feb-2014; release 1.0
- background workers have been completely revised to work as coroutines instead of callbacks. This also reflects in the eventer module, where event handlers must now be setup as coroutines and get their event data from a queue.
07-Mar-2013; release 0.4.3
eventer.decorate()
function now protects access toevents
table so invalid events throw an error- fixed bug in timer errorhandler function
04-Jun-2012; release 0.4.2
- fixed undefined behaviour when arming an already armed timer
- removed default 1 second interval, now throws an error if the first call to
arm()
does not provide an interval. - bugfix, worker could not remove itself from the worker queue
- added method
copas.waitforcondition()
to the timer module
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Any yacht wanting to visit Lebanon on their own should contact Jounieh Marina (Beirut) in advance for the latest procedures. Jounieh Marina (L'Automobile et Touring Club du Liban)BP 115 Jounieh, Lebanon Tel: Country Code +961 993 2020; Mobile: +961 345 4403. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The Lebanese Navy (call sign Oscar Charlie) should be contacted on VHF Channel 11 or 16 when 12 miles offshore and about to enter Lebanese territorial waters. Instructions will be given to proceed to Jounieh, which is the best place to clear into the Lebanon.
Be sure to make it clear whether you are a motor boat or a sailing yacht, as sailing boats are normally allowed to take a more direct route, whereas motor boats must follow the prescribed channel access.
The authorities should be contacted again when 6 miles from the marina entrance. The arrival should be timed to be during daylight hours. The port captain should be contacted on Channel 16 when about to enter the marina to be given directions to a free berth.
All formalities are completed in the marina and there are various clearance fees, which can be paid in US dollars. You will be asked for a port clearance form from your last port (zarpe) and they estimate the time you have been at sea from leaving there and arriving in Lebanon. It is no use handing in a two week old Port Said form as you will be asked to leave. This also applies to Syria.
Last updated April 2015.
All nationalities require a valid passport (valid for at least 3 months) and a visa. Visitors from the US and many Arab and European countries can obtain visas on arrival. They are normally issued for periods of up to 3 months.
Entry will be refused if you are holding a used or unused, expired or valid visa for Israel, or have any Israeli stamp endorsed on your passport. This includes evidence if you have crossed the border with either Egyptian or Jordanian border crossing stamps. Your next port of call from Lebanon can not be Israel, neither can your last port be so.
If you are planning to visit Syria (not currently advisable), make sure you have a visa before arriving in Lebanon, as there is no Syrian Embassy in Beirut and Syrian visas cannot be obtained on the border.
Last updated October 2014.
Firearms must be declared.
Last updated October 2014.
Lebanon has relatively good health facilities.
Similar to other countries, hepatitis A and B vaccines are recommended; also make sure tetanus-diphtheria and measles vaccinations are up-to-date.
A typhoid vaccine is also recommended for travel to Lebanon.
Although Beirut's tap water is considered safe to drink, it's probably best to drink bottled water as the Lebanese do.
As is the general rule, to be absolutely safe, drink water only from bottles with intact caps, do not take ice in your drinks, and eat only cooked food and fruits that you can peel.
Boats proceeding along the Lebanese coast between the ports of Beirut, Tripoli, Sidon and Sour must sail within the 12 mile limit and not closer than 3 miles to the coast. Such movement is restricted to daylight hours between 0500 and 2000 local time. When leaving or approaching any of the above ports, a course of 270 or 90 respectively must be steered. The ports of Beirut and Jounieh are open permanently, but Tripoli, Sidon and Sour are only open between 0500 and 2000 local time.
No yacht may proceed diectly between Israel and Lebanon.
Anchoring along the coast is not permitted.
Currently (November 2010) a boat owner cannot leave his/her boat in Lebanon and go abroad. Authorisation may be given to leave the country to visit Syria for 10 days only.


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<Next version of Ox>
Ox: Fixes and new features in version 1.04
New features
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NAME
ss - another utility to investigate socketsSYNOPSIS
ss [options] [ FILTER ]DESCRIPTION
ss is used to dump socket statistics. It allows showing information similar to netstat. It can display more TCP and state informations than other tools.OPTIONS
These programs follow the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.- -h, --help
- Show summary of options.
- -V, --version
- Output version information.
- -n, --numeric
- Do now try to resolve service names.
- -r, --resolve
- Try to resolve numeric address/ports.
- -a, --all
- Display all sockets.
- -l, --listening
- Display listening sockets.
- -o, --options
- Show timer information.
- -e, --extended
- Show detailed socket information
- -m, --memory
- Show socket memory usage.
- -p, --processes
- Show process using socket.
- -i, --info
- Show internal TCP information.
- -s, --summary
- Print summary statistics. This option does not parse socket lists obtaining summary from various sources. It is useful when amount of sockets is so huge that parsing /proc/net/tcp is painful.
- -4, --ipv4
- Display only IP version 4 sockets (alias for -f inet).
- -6, --ipv6
- Display only IP version 6 sockets (alias for -f inet6).
- -0, --packet
- Display PACKET sockets.
- -t, --tcp
- Display only TCP sockets.
- -u, --udp
- Display only UDP sockets.
- -d, --dccp
- Display only DCCP sockets.
- -w, --raw
- Display only RAW sockets.
- -x, --unix
- Display only Unix domain sockets.
- -f FAMILY, --family=FAMILY
- Display sockets of type FAMILY. Currently the following families are supported: unix, inet, inet6, link, netlink.
- -A QUERY, --query=QUERY, --socket=QUERY
- List of socket tables to dump, separated by commas. The following identifiers are understood: all, inet, tcp, udp, raw, unix, packet, netlink, unix_dgram, unix_stream, packet_raw, packet_dgram.
- -D FILE, --diag=FILE
- Do not display anything, just dump raw information about TCP sockets to FILE after applying filters. If FILE is - stdout is used.
- -F FILE, --filter=FILE
- Read filter information from FILE. Each line of FILE is interpreted like single command line option. If FILE is - stdin is used.
- FILTER := [ state TCP-STATE ] [ EXPRESSION ]
- Please take a look at the official documentation (Debian package iproute-doc) for details regarding filters.
USAGE EXAMPLES
- ss -t -a
- Display all TCP sockets.
- ss -u -a
- Display all UDP sockets.
- ss -o state established '( dport = :ssh or sport = :ssh )'
- Display all established ssh connections.
- ss -x src /tmp/.X11-unix/*
- Find all local processes connected to X server.
- ss -o state fin-wait-1 '( sport = :http or sport = :https )' dst 193.233.7/24
- List all the tcp sockets in state FIN-WAIT-1 for our apache to network 193.233.7/24 and look at their timers.
SEE ALSO
ip(8), /usr/share/doc/iproute-doc-2.6.32/ss.ps (package iproute-doc)AUTHOR
ss was written by Alexey Kuznetosv<EMAIL_ADDRESS>manual page was written by Michael Prokop<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
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I've connected up my seeduino as shown below:
What bootloader does the Atmega for the EmonTx have on it? I'm just not sure what board I should be choosing in Arduino (though I've tried a few).
Thanks,
Reuben
Re: Upload to EmonTx
Hi,
The emonTx V1.4 has the Arduino Duemilanove bootloader. So select this board in the IDE.
I'v not tried to use another Arduino to program an FTDI. Let me know how you get on.
All the best, Glyn.
Re: Upload to EmonTx
Unfortunately with the Arduino software, I can't get it to work if the chips are different in the host arduino board, and the EmonTx. When trying to upload a sketch it just complains that the signature of the chip is different, you can use -f to override but not bothered to use avrdude in cmd line.
BTW I need a 5V FTDI cable for Nanode, is it same for EmonTx? *EDIT* just saw on main page for EmonTx http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/emontx it is indeed 5V cable.
Also in the picture I included for anyone playing at home, you should make a bridge between gnd and cts.


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integer ⇒ number-of-bits
integer—an integer.
number-of-bits—a non-negative integer.
Returns the number of bits needed to represent integer in binary two’s-complement format.
(integer-length 0) ⇒ 0 (integer-length 1) ⇒ 1 (integer-length 3) ⇒ 2 (integer-length 4) ⇒ 3 (integer-length 7) ⇒ 3 (integer-length -1) ⇒ 0 (integer-length -4) ⇒ 2 (integer-length -7) ⇒ 3 (integer-length -8) ⇒ 3 (integer-length (expt 2 9)) ⇒ 10 (integer-length (1- (expt 2 9))) ⇒ 9 (integer-length (- (expt 2 9))) ⇒ 9 (integer-length (- (1+ (expt 2 9)))) ⇒ 10
Should signal an error of type type-error if integer is not an integer.
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(defun integer-length (integer) (ceiling (log (if (minusp integer) (- integer) (1+ integer)) 2)))
If integer is non-negative, then its value can be represented in unsigned binary form in a field whose width in bits is no smaller than (integer-length integer). Regardless of the sign of integer, its value can be represented in signed binary two’s-complement form in a field whose width in bits is no smaller than (+ (integer-length integer) 1).


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The list-qualification-requests operation retrieves requests for Qualifications of a particular Qualification type. The owner of the Qualification type calls this operation to poll for pending requests, and accepts them using the AcceptQualification operation.
See also: AWS API Documentation
list-qualification-types
--must-be-requestable | --no-must-be-requestable
[--must-be-owned-by-caller | --no-must-be-owned-by-caller]
[--next-token <value>]
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Specifies that only Qualification types that a user can request through the Amazon Mechanical Turk web site, such as by taking a Qualification test, are returned as results of the search. Some Qualification types, such as those assigned automatically by the system, cannot be requested directly by users. If false, all Qualification types, including those managed by the system, are considered. Valid values are True | False.
--must-be-owned-by-caller | --no-must-be-owned-by-caller (boolean)
Specifies that only Qualification types that the Requester created are returned. If false, the operation returns all Qualification types.
If the previous response was incomplete (because there is more data to retrieve), Amazon Mechanical Turk returns a pagination token in the response. You can use this pagination token to retrieve the next set of results.
The maximum number of results to return in a single call.
A text query against all of the searchable attributes of Qualification types.
--cli-input-json (string) Performs service operation based on the JSON string provided. The JSON string follows the format provided by --generate-cli-skeleton. If other arguments are provided on the command line, the CLI values will override the JSON-provided values.
--generate-cli-skeleton (string) Prints a JSON skeleton to standard output without sending an API request. If provided with no value or the value input, prints a sample input JSON that can be used as an argument for --cli-input-json. If provided with the value output, it validates the command inputs and returns a sample output JSON for that command.
NumResults -> (integer)
The number of Qualification types on this page in the filtered results list, equivalent to the number of types this operation returns.
NextToken -> (string)
If the previous response was incomplete (because there is more data to retrieve), Amazon Mechanical Turk returns a pagination token in the response. You can use this pagination token to retrieve the next set of results.
QualificationTypes -> (list)
The list of QualificationType elements returned by the query.
(structure)
The QualificationType data structure represents a Qualification type, a description of a property of a Worker that must match the requirements of a HIT for the Worker to be able to accept the HIT. The type also describes how a Worker can obtain a Qualification of that type, such as through a Qualification test.
QualificationTypeId -> (string)
A unique identifier for the Qualification type. A Qualification type is given a Qualification type ID when you call the create-qualification-type operation.CreationTime -> (timestamp)
The date and time the Qualification type was created.Name -> (string)
The name of the Qualification type. The type name is used to identify the type, and to find the type using a Qualification type search.Description -> (string)
A long description for the Qualification type.Keywords -> (string)
One or more words or phrases that describe theQualification type, separated by commas. The Keywords make the type easier to find using a search.QualificationTypeStatus -> (string)
The status of the Qualification type. A Qualification type's status determines if users can apply to receive a Qualification of this type, and if HITs can be created with requirements based on this type. Valid values are Active | Inactive.Test -> (string)
The questions for a Qualification test associated with this Qualification type that a user can take to obtain a Qualification of this type. This parameter must be specified if AnswerKey is present. A Qualification type cannot have both a specified Test parameter and an AutoGranted value of true.TestDurationInSeconds -> (long)
The amount of time, in seconds, given to a Worker to complete the Qualification test, beginning from the time the Worker requests the Qualification.AnswerKey -> (string)
The answers to the Qualification test specified in the Test parameter.RetryDelayInSeconds -> (long)
The amount of time, in seconds, Workers must wait after taking the Qualification test before they can take it again. Workers can take a Qualification test multiple times if they were not granted the Qualification from a previous attempt, or if the test offers a gradient score and they want a better score. If not specified, retries are disabled and Workers can request a Qualification only once.IsRequestable -> (boolean)
Specifies whether the Qualification type is one that a user can request through the Amazon Mechanical Turk web site, such as by taking a Qualification test. This value is False for Qualifications assigned automatically by the system. Valid values are True | False.AutoGranted -> (boolean)
Specifies that requests for the Qualification type are granted immediately, without prompting the Worker with a Qualification test. Valid values are True | False.AutoGrantedValue -> (integer)
The Qualification integer value to use for automatically granted Qualifications, if AutoGranted is true. This is 1 by default.


Class MixedRealityInputSystemProfile
Configuration profile settings for setting up controller pointers.
Inheritance
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Namespace: XRTK.Definitions.InputSystem
Assembly: XRTK.dll
Syntax
[CreateAssetMenu(menuName = "Mixed Reality Toolkit/Input System Profile", fileName = "MixedRealityInputSystemProfile", order = 2)]
public class MixedRealityInputSystemProfile : BaseMixedRealityServiceProfile<IMixedRealityInputDataProvider>, IMixedRealityServiceProfile<IMixedRealityInputDataProvider>
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Declaration
public HandBoundsLOD BoundsMode { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HandBoundsLOD |
DebugPointingRayColors
The colors to use when debugging pointer rays.
Declaration
public Color[] DebugPointingRayColors { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Color[] |
DrawDebugPointingRays
Toggle to enable or disable debug pointing rays.
Declaration
public bool DrawDebugPointingRays { get; }
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| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
FocusProviderType
The focus provider service concrete type to use when raycasting.
Declaration
public SystemType FocusProviderType { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SystemType |
GazeCursorPrefab
The gaze cursor prefab to use on the Gaze pointer.
Declaration
public GameObject GazeCursorPrefab { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GameObject |
GazeProviderType
The concrete type of IMixedRealityGazeProvider to use.
Declaration
public SystemType GazeProviderType { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SystemType |
GesturesProfile
Gesture Mapping Profile for recognizing gestures across all platforms.
Declaration
public MixedRealityGesturesProfile GesturesProfile { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityGesturesProfile |
GripThreshold
Threshold in range [0, 1] that defines when a hand is considered to be grabing.
Declaration
public float GripThreshold { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
HandPhysicsEnabled
If set, hands will be setup with colliders and a rigidbody to work with Unity's physics system.
Declaration
public bool HandPhysicsEnabled { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
InputActionsProfile
Input System Action Mapping profile for setting up avery action a user can make in your application.
Declaration
public MixedRealityInputActionsProfile InputActionsProfile { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealityInputActionsProfile |
PointerRaycastLayerMasks
The Physics Layers, in prioritized order, that are used to determine the CurrentPointerTarget when raycasting.
Declaration
public LayerMask[] PointerRaycastLayerMasks { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| LayerMask[] |
PointingExtent
Maximum distance at which all pointers can collide with a GameObject, unless it has an override extent.
Declaration
public float PointingExtent { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Single |
RenderingMode
Defines what kind of data should be aggregated for the hands rendering.
Declaration
public HandRenderingMode RenderingMode { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| HandRenderingMode |
SpeechCommandsProfile
Speech commands profile for configured speech commands, for use by the speech recognition system
Declaration
public MixedRealitySpeechCommandsProfile SpeechCommandsProfile { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| MixedRealitySpeechCommandsProfile |
TrackedPoses
Hand controller poses tracked.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyList<HandControllerPoseProfile> TrackedPoses { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| IReadOnlyList<HandControllerPoseProfile> |
UseTriggers
If set, hand colliders will be setup as triggers.
Declaration
public bool UseTriggers { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |


#include <pbr_scene.hpp>
◆ pbr_scene() [1/2]
| moka::pbr_scene::pbr_scene |
( |
graphics_device & |
device, |
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const std::filesystem::path & |
root |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Create a new scene object.
- Parameters
-
| device | Graphics device object to use with the scene. |
| root | The root resource folder where PBR assets are located. |
◆ pbr_scene() [2/2]
| moka::pbr_scene::pbr_scene |
( |
graphics_device & |
device, |
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const std::filesystem::path & |
root |
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) |
| |
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inline |
Create a new scene object.
- Parameters
-
| device | Graphics device object to use with the scene. |
| root | The root resource folder where PBR assets are located. |
◆ draw() [1/2]
Draw the scene.
- Parameters
-
| camera | The camera to draw with the scene. |
| viewport | The viewport to draw the scene with. |
◆ draw() [2/2]
Draw the scene.
- Parameters
-
| camera | The camera to draw with the scene. |
| viewport | The viewport to draw the scene with. |
◆ color
◆ environment
| bool moka::pbr_scene::environment = true |
◆ exposure
| float moka::pbr_scene::exposure = 1.0f |
◆ gamma
| float moka::pbr_scene::gamma = 2.2f |
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Software yang tersedia di sistem port ini tidak melalui proses audit keamanan sebagaiman software yang ada di sistem utama OpenBSD. Kami tentu mengusahakan kualitas yang memadai pada paket software ini, namun kami tidak memuliki sumber daya yang cukup untuk memastikan kualitas dan keamanan sebagaimana sistem utama OpenBSD.
OpenBSD port team menjadikan paket sebagai tujuan dari sistem port ini, bukan sitem port itu sendiri. Secara umum, kamu disarankan ketika akan menginstall software menggunakan paket yang telah tersedia, bukan mengcompile dari kode sumber pada sistem port.
Manajemen paket dilakukan dengan program-program berikut:
Paket adalah sebuah file berekstensi .tgz
namun tentu berbeda dengan
file arsip biasa: karena sebuah paket mengandung informasi khas terkait paket tersebut.
informasi ini digunakan oleh
pkg_add(1) untuk beberapa hal, yaitu:
/var/db/pkg
.
Hal ini, selain manfaat lain tentunya, mencegah terhapusnya sebuah
paket yang masih dibutuhkan (sebagai depedensi) paket lainnya.
Sehingga sebuah aplikasi tidak menjadi error tanpa sengaja akibat
kelalaian user.
/etc/installurl
) atau variable sistem PKG_PATH
.
Menggunakan file (/etc/installurl
) lebih dianjurkan dan telah di setting secara default
saat proses instalasi sistem operasi. PERHATIKAN, gunakan salah satu saja,
kalau setting mirror ini pada dua tempat sekaligus, maka akan terjadi error.
Jika ternyata memerlukan beberapa mirror, maka harus menggunakan PKG_PATH
sehingga
tiap mirror dapat di pisahkan dengan tanda "titik dua":
# export PKG_PATH=scp://user@company-build-server/usr/ports/packages/%a/all:https://trusted-public-server/%m:installpathSaat proses install sistem operasi, sudah kami pilihkan sebuah mirror, namun bila diperlukan, kamu bisa menggunakan mirror lain yang tersedia di halaman pilihan mirror.
To search for any given package name, use the -Q
flag of
pkg_info(1).
$ pkg_info -Q unzip lunzip-1.8 unzip-6.0p9 unzip-6.0p9-iconvAnother way to find what you're looking for is with the
pkglocate
command, available from the pkglocatedb
package.
$ pkglocate mutool mupdf-1.11p1-js:textproc/mupdf,js:/usr/local/bin/mutool mupdf-1.11p1-js:textproc/mupdf,js:/usr/local/man/man1/mutool.1 mupdf-1.11p1:textproc/mupdf:/usr/local/bin/mutool mupdf-1.11p1:textproc/mupdf:/usr/local/man/man1/mutool.1If you're looking for a specific filename, it can be used to find which package(s) contain that file.
You will notice that certain packages are available in a few different varieties. These are called flavors. The ports FAQ explains flavors in detail, but it basically means they're configured with different sets of options. For example, a package might have optional database support, support for systems without X11, etc. Some packages are also divided into subpackages that may be installed separately.
Not all possible packages are necessarily available on the mirror servers. Some applications simply don't work on all architectures. Some applications cannot be distributed via mirrors for licensing reasons.
# pkg_add rsync Ambiguous: choose package for rsync a 0: <None> 1: rsync-3.1.2p0 2: rsync-3.1.2p0-iconv Your choice:Here you would select 1 if you want the standard package or 2 if you need iconv support. You can also choose the flavor directly on the command line by using
pkg_add rsync--
(for the default) or
pkg_add rsync--iconv
(for the iconv flavor).
It is possible to specify multiple package names on one line, which then all get installed at once, along with their dependencies. You may also specify the absolute location of a package, be it a local file or remote URL. Supported URL prefixes are http, https, ftp and scp.
For some packages, important additional information will be given about the configuration or use of the application.
# pkg_add jove jove-<IP_ADDRESS>p0: ok --- +jove-<IP_ADDRESS>p0 ------------------- See /usr/local/share/jove/README about changes to /etc/rc or /etc/rc.local so that the system recovers jove files on reboot after a system crashAdditionally, some packages provide configuration and other information in a file located in
/usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes
.
For your safety, if you are installing a package which you had installed earlier and removed, configuration files which have been modified will not be overwritten. The same is true for when you upgrade a package.
Sometimes you may encounter an error like the one in the following example:
# pkg_add xv quirks-2.367 signed on 2017-10-03T11:21:28Z xv-3.10ap4:jpeg-6bp3: ok xv-3.10ap4:png-1.2.14p0: ok xv-3.10ap4:tiff-3.8.2p0: ok Can't install xv-3.10ap15 because of libraries |library X11.16.1 not found | not found anywhere Direct dependencies for xv-3.10ap15 resolve to png-1.6.31 jasper-1.900.1p5 tiff-4.0.8p1 jpeg-1.5.1p0v0 Full dependency tree is png-1.6.31 tiff-4.0.8p1 jasper-1.900.1p5 jpeg-1.5.1p0v0The packing information bundled in the package includes information about shared libraries that the package expects to be installed. If one of the required libraries can't be found, the package is not installed because it would not function anyway.
There are several things to check:
# pkg_add -u unzip unzip-5.52->unzip-5.52p0: ok Read shared items: okWhen a package has dependencies, they are also examined for updates. Invoking pkg_add(1) with only the
-u
flag will try to update all installed packages.
This is highly recommended over updating individual packages on their own.
# pkg_delete screen screen-4.0.3p6: ok Read shared items: okAgain, modified configuration files will not be removed. Unneeded dependencies can be trimmed by running
pkg_delete -a
at any time.
-mz
flags of
pkg_info(1) will yield
appropriate results to make this task easier.
-m
flag only selects packages that were manually
installed.
Dependencies are not recorded, as they're pulled in automatically.
-z
flag excludes version information from the output.
Only the flavor and branch are displayed, ensuring that future package
installations will select the appropriate version.
$ pkg_info -mz | tee list abcde-- mpv-- python--%3.6 vim--no_x11Copy the "list" file over to the other machine and run:
# pkg_add -l listEvery package specification has a flavor (
--
being the default)
appended to its name, and packages that co-exist in several versions also
have branch information.
In this case, subsequent
pkg_add(1) commands will select
the current python package of the 3.6
version branch.
More dire system failures, such as file system issues, may
lead to /var/db/pkg
becoming corrupted or inconsistent.
The pkg_check(8) utility can help clean things up.