PATRIOT GAMES A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1992 Frank Maloney
PATRIOT GAMES is a film directed by Philip Noyce and written by W. Peter Illif and Donald Stewart, from the novel by Tom Clancy. It stars Harrison Ford, Anne Archer, Patrick Bergin, with Edward Fox, Thora Birch, Sean Bean, James Earl Jones, Samuel Jackson, and Richard Harris. Rated R, due to violence and profanity.
PATRIOT GAMES is cinematic sequel to THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER. The continuing character of Jack Ryan is taken up this time by Harrison Ford, who is now on the verge of owning what may well turn out to be the three most popular trilogic heroes in movie history (such as it is)--Han Solo, Indiana Jones, and now Jack Ryan. Certainly, Ford banishes all memory of Alec Baldwin's assay of the character in the earlier Ryan movie. Harrison's Ryan is supremely sensible, tightly controlling both his anger with the terrorists who are threatening his family and with the cold techno-killer bureaucracy of the CIA, to which he returns. There is a defining scene well into the latter part of the movie of a remote-control kill that shows Ryan ambiguously reacting to the impersonal horror and video-gamesmanship of high-tech mayhem. It is with this scene that PATRIOT GAMES marks itself off from the run-of-the-mill political thriller.
While Harrison Ford seems to have been a inspired choice to take over the Ryan role, much of the credit for the film's excellences must go to Philip Noyce, the Australian director who devastated so many of us with his DEAD CALM (1989). Last year's BLIND FURY may have represented an unfortunate detour, but Noyce is back on track with PATRIOT GAMES. I particularly appreciated the little shticks he did with Thora Birch, the Ryans' charmingly precocious daughter. Her attempts to get the attention of the guard at Buckingham Palace, her connoisseur's expression of appreciation at his professionalism, her knowing little smile in the heat of the last scenes, added charm and humanity to the inherent coldness of a techno-thriller, as well as giving the little girl a real personality and making more than a doll out of her character. It was especially the skill with which Noyce exploits the mounting tension that is his speciality, his gift, as well as his attention to both strategic detail (the film crew was allowed limited access to the CIA facilities) and to the human dimensions.
(By the way, who's seen Noyce's earlier Australian films, NEWSFRONT, HEATWAVE, or ECHOES OF PARADISE? I haven't, and they all sound most intriguing.)
Ford gets some humorous back up from his CIA colleagues Samuel Jackson and James Earl Jones (the only RED OCTOBER alumnus to return); Edward Fox is fine as the endangered royal with the common touch, probably better than the House of Windsor deserves. Anne Archer largely reprieves her role as the worried mother from FATAL ATTRACTION, but still elicits our sympathy and support; if only the Ryans weren't quite such a perfect family, but still Archer knows what she's about and does it sensibly and admirably. Her scene involving a car phone busy at the worst possible time is a fine moment in the history of suspense.
The greatest weakness amongst the characterizations and in the plot is found with the IRA characters. We have Richard Harris in a small but important role as the Sinn Fein bagman in the U.S. who is trying to dissociate the IRA from the current baddies without betraying his patriotic loyalties to all Irish. This is pretty complex stuff and the film seems to assume that we will understand what's what here without having to explore any of it on screen. Then there are the bad guys who break away from the IRA and in the process make that group look like so many incompetent blunderers. Patrick Bergin is a leader, a warrior, a man with a vision, but we never get an inkling of what's really motivating him or how he does those murderous miracles of his. There is certainly no attempt to understand the motivations or mind set of a terrorist. Sean Bean as the loose cannon is simply a monster.
Composer James Horner needs a good talking to about his score which seems to have been copied from ALIENS.
PATRIOT GAMES opens no new territory in either story telling or movie making, but it does leave us hanging at the end most pleasantly and domestically on the end of a sequel hook. I'm sure we will want to come back for more of this kind of intelligence, suspense, humanity, humor, and economy.
I can recommend PATRIOT GAMES to you even at full ticket price.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney .
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ROBOCOP A film review by Craig Good Copyright 1987 Craig Good
Yo! What a summer we're having! If you can't find a movie to jazz you this year then you were weaned on a pickle. And just when I though 1987 had peaked, enter ROBOCOP. Remember how STAR WARS combined a lot of things you had seen before into something you'd never seen before? This is like that in several ways. Imagine combining almost every neat science fiction premise in the galaxy with "The Six-Million-Dollar Dirty Buckaroo Terminator."
Peter Weller, also known to his fans as Buckaroo Banzai, is perfectly cast in the title role. After being brutally shotgunned by a gang of ruthless thugs he is rebuilt as Robocop, the cyborg policeman of the future. Rob Bottin's design and execution of the Robocop character is as stylish and flawless as the devil he made for LEGEND. But Weller must be credited with bringing him to life in a deft performance as the man-machine.
The action is wretched excess. The only real mistake with the movie was making the violence so graphic that it requires an R rating. It could have been made as a PG-13 so that kids could go. I hate to have anybody miss the romping, comic book feel and the witty dialogue.
This is a movie that rises above itself by not taking itself too seriously. I love the way it cuts back and forth between the story and television of the future. Some of the commercials and news stories are a riot. They also form a part of director Paul Verhoeven's convincing and complete vision of a future world dominated by large, bumbling corporations.
Plant your tongue firmly in your cheek, fasten your seatbelt, and hang on to that tub of popcorn. ROBOCOP is going to take you on the ride of the summer.
--Craig ...{ucbvax,sun}!pixar!good
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lucee.Component qb.models.Grammars.BaseGrammar
Grammar represents a platform to run sql on. This is the Base Grammar that other grammars can extend to modify the generated sql for their specific platforms.
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| type | property | default | serializable | required |
any
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interceptorService
ColdBox Interceptor Service to announce pre- and post- interception points.
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true
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false
|
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string
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tablePrefix
Global table prefix for the grammar.
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true
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false
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any
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utils
Query utilities shared across multiple models.
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true
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false
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
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init([qb.models.Grammars.queryutils utils='[runtime expression]'])
Creates a new basic Query Grammar. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
any
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compileAddColumn([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileAddComment([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileAddConstraint([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileAddIndex([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileAddType()
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private string
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compileAggregate(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct aggregate)
Compile a Builder's query into an aggregate select string. |
any
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compileColumnExists([any table], [any column], [any scehma=''])
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private string
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compileColumns(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array columns)
Compiles the columns portion of a sql statement. |
any
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compileCreate(any blueprint)
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any
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compileCreateBody([any blueprint])
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any
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compileCreateColumn([any column], [any blueprint])
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any
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compileCreateColumns(any blueprint)
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any
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compileCreateIndexes([any blueprint])
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string
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compileDelete(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query)
Compile a Builder's query into a delete string. |
any
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compileDisableForeignKeyConstraints()
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any
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compileDrop(any blueprint)
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any
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compileDropAllObjects()
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any
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compileDropColumn([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileDropConstraint([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileDropForeignKey([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileEnableForeignKeyConstraints()
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private string
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compileFrom(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, string from)
Compiles the table portion of a sql statement. |
private string
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compileGroups(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array groups)
Compiles the group by portion of a sql statement. |
private string
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compileHaving(struct having)
Compiles a single having clause. |
private string
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compileHavings(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array havings)
Compiles the having portion of a sql statement. |
string
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compileInsert(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array columns, array values)
Compile a Builder's query into an insert string. |
private string
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compileJoins(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array joins)
Compiles the joins portion of a sql statement. |
private string
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compileLimitValue(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, [any limitValue])
Compiles the limit portion of a sql statement. |
any
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compileModifyColumn([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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private string
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compileOffsetValue(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, [any offsetValue])
Compiles the offset portion of a sql statement. |
private string
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compileOrders(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array orders)
Compiles the order by portion of a sql statement. |
any
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compileRaw([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileRenameColumn([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileRenameConstraint([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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any
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compileRenameTable([any blueprint], [any commandParameters])
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string
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compileSelect(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query)
Compile a Builder's query into a sql string. |
any
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compileTableExists([any tableName], [any schemaName=''])
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string
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compileUpdate(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, array columns)
Compile a Builder's query into an update string. |
private string
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compileWheres(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, [array wheres='[runtime expression]'])
Compiles the where portion of a sql statement. |
private string
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concatenate(array sql)
Returns an array of sql concatenated together with empty spaces. |
any
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generateAutoIncrement([any column], [any blueprint])
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any
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generateComment([any column])
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any
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generateDefault([any column])
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any
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generateIfExists([any blueprint])
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any
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generateNullConstraint([any column])
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any
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generateType([any column], [any blueprint])
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any
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generateUniqueConstraint([any column], [any blueprint])
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string
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getInterceptorService()
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string
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getTablePrefix()
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string
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getUtils()
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any
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indexBasic([any index], [any blueprint])
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any
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indexCheck([any index])
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any
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indexForeign([any index])
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any
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indexPrimary([any index])
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any
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indexUnique([any index])
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any
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modifyUnsigned([any column])
|
private string
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removeLeadingCombinator(string whereList)
Removes the leading "AND" or "OR" from a sql fragment. |
any
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runQuery([any sql], [any bindings], [any options], [any returnObject='query'])
Runs a query through `queryExecute`. |
any
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setInterceptorService(any interceptorService)
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any
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setTablePrefix(string tablePrefix)
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any
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setUtils(any utils)
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private any
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tryPostInterceptor([any data])
This method exists because the API for InterceptorService differs between ColdBox and CommandBox. |
private any
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tryPreInterceptor([any data])
This method exists because the API for InterceptorService differs between ColdBox and CommandBox. |
any
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typeBigInteger([any column])
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any
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typeBit([any column])
|
any
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typeBoolean([any column])
|
any
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typeChar([any column])
|
any
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typeDate([any column])
|
any
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typeDatetime([any column])
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any
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typeDecimal([any column])
|
any
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typeEnum([any column])
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any
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typeFloat([any column])
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any
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typeInteger([any column])
|
any
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typeJson([any column])
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any
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typeLongText([any column])
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any
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typeMediumInteger([any column])
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any
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typeMediumText([any column])
|
any
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typeSmallInteger([any column])
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any
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typeString([any column])
|
any
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typeText([any column])
|
any
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typeTime([any column])
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any
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typeTimestamp([any column])
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any
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typeTinyInteger([any column])
|
private string
|
whereBasic(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a basic where statement. |
private string
|
whereBetween(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a between where statement. |
private string
|
whereColumn(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a column where statement. |
private string
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whereExists(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles an exists where statement. |
private string
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whereIn(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles an in where statement. |
private string
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whereInSub(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a in subselect where statement. |
private string
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whereNested(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a nested where statement. |
private string
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whereNotBetween(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a not between where statement. |
private string
|
whereNotExists(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a not exists where statement. |
private string
|
whereNotIn(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a not in where statement. |
private string
|
whereNotInSub(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a not in subselect where statement. |
private string
|
whereNotNull(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a not null where statement. |
private string
|
whereNull(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a null where statement. |
private string
|
whereRaw(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a raw where statement. |
private string
|
whereSub(qb.models.Grammars.querybuilder query, struct where)
Compiles a subselect where statement. |
string
|
wrapAlias(any value)
Parses and wraps a value from the Builder for use in a sql statement. |
string
|
wrapColumn(any column)
Parses and wraps a column from the Builder for use in a sql statement. |
string
|
wrapTable(any table)
Parses and wraps a table from the Builder for use in a sql statement. |
string
|
wrapValue(any value)
Parses and wraps a value from the Builder for use in a sql statement. |
| Methods inherited from class lucee.Component |
|---|
| None |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
Creates a new basic Query Grammar.
utils
- A collection of query utilities. Default: qb.models.Query.QueryUtils| Property Detail |
|---|
ColdBox Interceptor Service to announce pre- and post- interception points This is not injected since we need to determine if we are in CommandBox or ColdBox first. This is handled in the ModuleConfig file
access
- publicrequired
- falsereturntype
- anyserializable
- trueGlobal table prefix for the grammar.
access
- publicrequired
- falsereturntype
- anyserializable
- trueQuery utilities shared across multiple models.
access
- publicrequired
- falsereturntype
- anyserializable
- true| Method Detail |
|---|
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
Compile a Builder's query into an aggregate select string.
query
- The Builder instance.aggregate
- The aggregate query to execute.table
column
scehma
Compiles the columns portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.columns
- The selected columns.blueprint
blueprint
column
blueprint
blueprint
blueprint
Compile a Builder's query into a delete string.
query
- The Builder instance.blueprint
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
Compiles the table portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.from
- The selected table.Compiles the group by portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.groups
Compiles a single having clause.
having
- The having clauses.Compiles the having portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.havings
- The having clauses.Compile a Builder's query into an insert string.
query
- The Builder instance.columns
- The array of columns into which to insert.values
- The array of values to insert.Compiles the joins portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.joins
- The selected joins.Compiles the limit portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.limitValue
- The limit clauses.blueprint
commandParameters
Compiles the offset portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.offsetValue
- The offset value.Compiles the order by portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.orders
- The where clauses.blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
blueprint
commandParameters
Compile a Builder's query into a sql string.
query
- The Builder instance.tableName
schemaName
Compile a Builder's query into an update string.
query
- The Builder instance.columns
- The array of columns into which to insert.Compiles the where portion of a sql statement.
query
- The Builder instance.wheres
- The where clauses.Returns an array of sql concatenated together with empty spaces.
sql
- An array of sql fragments.column
blueprint
column
column
blueprint
column
column
blueprint
column
blueprint
index
blueprint
index
index
index
index
column
Removes the leading "AND" or "OR" from a sql fragment.
whereList
- The sql fragmentRuns a query through `queryExecute`. This function exists so that platform-specific grammars can override it if needed.
sql
- The sql string to execute.bindings
- The bindings to apply to the query.options
- Any options to pass to `queryExecute`. Default: {}.returnObject
interceptorService
tablePrefix
utils
This method exists because the API for InterceptorService differs between ColdBox and CommandBox
data
This method exists because the API for InterceptorService differs between ColdBox and CommandBox
data
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
column
Compiles a basic where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a between where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a column where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles an exists where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles an in where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a in subselect where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a nested where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a not between where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a not exists where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a not in where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a not in subselect where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a not null where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a null where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a raw where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Compiles a subselect where statement.
query
- The Builder instance.where
- The where clause to compile.Parses and wraps a value from the Builder for use in a sql statement.
value
Parses and wraps a column from the Builder for use in a sql statement.
column
- The column to parse and wrap.Parses and wraps a table from the Builder for use in a sql statement.
table
- The table to parse and wrap.Parses and wraps a value from the Builder for use in a sql statement.
value


Since sparvk is a portable distribution of debian, python comes pre installed as a part of a package. This makes sparvk an ideal platform to learn python on. You can simply plug in a sparvk ready bootable drive and load it in a live mode to start your session. Open up a console do a bit of python programming and switch off when you're done.
Every new boot gives you a clean slate to work with. Great if you are trying out something new. With enough practice you'll be ready to write python programs of your own.
How to access python shell from sparvk?
You'll be in a python shell now. Try a executing a simple command like help()
first to get a hang of things before executing more complex programs.
If you're are new to python learn python in 15 minutes is an excellent resource to get comfortable with it. Python is a general purpose programming language that can be used for web development, scripting, machine learning and anything else you can think of. Python is an excellent introductory programming language. The concepts that you learn with python can be carried over to other programming languages. sparvk makes programming in python easy.


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Maintaining¶
Updating and Deploying Documentation¶
To create a fully-functional fork of the repository in your Github, set up a Github Pages project for the new repository. When setting it up, associate the page with the master branch. The documentation will now be available publicly.
Edit the files in the sphinx/
directory how you see fit. Documentation for individual classes and files might be found in the source, since documentation is partially autogenerated from comments in the actual code.
The documentation must then be generated. Change directories to the sphinx/
folder, then run make github
. This will build the html web files for the online documentation and place them in the docs/
folder. Add the files in the docs/
and sphinx/
in a new commit and push to master. The changes will be reflected on your project Github page.
Creating a Release¶
It’s important to run the unit tests for the package before pushing a full release:
python3 ally/tests.py
To create a release, make sure to change the version number in 4 different files:
README.md
sphinx/index.rst
sphinx/conf.py
setup.py
Once this is done, all the documentation pages will reflect the new version, and the package release will respect this as well.
Make sure to add new contributers to the sphinx/index.rst
and README.md
pages, if applicable.
To build the package and upload to Pypi, run the commands from the root directory:
python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
twine upload dist/*
The code will now be reflected in Pypi, available for public use.


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% block body %}
The API is wholly JSON centric, this means that all requests and responses should (unless I missed something!) be in JSON. Any action that is a POST, PUT, or PATCH should be sending a JSON object as its payload, e.g.
{
'text': 'What is your favorite color?',
'answer': 'blue',
'choices': 'yellow,green'
}
Returns a list of all the questions that are tracked by the service. This resource can take optional query parameters in the form of:
Creates a new question, with the data passed along to the server.
{
'text': 'What is your favorite color?',
'answer': 'blue',
'choices': 'yellow,green'
}
Deletes the question whose ID is specified by <question_id>. The API expects a positive integer (_1,2,3,..n_) as the <question_id> parameter. If no question is found matching the passed ID, a 404 error will be returned.
Returns the question with the matching <question_id>. The API expects a positive integer (_1,2,3,..n_) as the <question_id> parameter. If no question is found matching the passed ID, a 404 error will be returned.
Updates the question whose ID is specified by <question_id>. The API expects a positive integer (_1,2,3,..n_) as the <question_id> parameter. If no question is found matching the passed ID, a 404 error will be returned.
The update request may contain some-or-all of the question attributes (i.e. text, answer, choices) only those supplied in the update will be modified. If you supply an unknown key and value, it will be ignored.
{
'answer': 'purple',
'choices': 'yellow,green,blue'
}


TABLE OF INTERACTIONS WITH
NIFEDIPINE
See also: calcium channel blockers
See also: antihypertensives except alpha-blockers
See also: dihydorpyridines
See also: medications that lower blood pressure
From the French ANSM drug interactions document of September 2016, p. 165
NIFEDIPINE RxNorm: 7417 ATC: C08CA05 |
CICLOSPORIN RxNorm: 3008 ATC: L04AD01 S01XA18 |
Risk of addition of undesirable effects of the gum disorders type |
Not recommended Use another dihydropyridine |
NIFEDIPINE RxNorm: 7417 ATC: C08CA05 |
CIMETIDINE RxNorm: 2541 ATC: A02BA01 |
With the cimetidine used in doses greater than or equal to 800 mg/day: increase of the hypotensive effect of the nifedipine due to inhibition of its hepatic metabolism by the cimetidine |
Precaution for use Increased clinical monitoring: adjust the dosage of the nifedipine during the treatment with the cimetidine and after it is stopped. |
NIFEDIPINE RxNorm: 7417 ATC: C08CA05 |
DILTIAZEM RxNorm: 3443 ATC: C08DB01 |
Large increase of the concentrations of nefedipine due to decrease of its hepatic metabolism by the diltiazem, with risk of severe hypotension |
CONTRAINDICATION |


Source code for pytexexam.question
from answer import Answer
import random
from typing import Dict
[docs]class Question:
"""
This class represents one question on the test.
"""
def __init__(self, question: str):
self.question: str = question
"""Content of the question."""
self.__answer_a = Answer()
"""Content of the answer A"""
self.__answer_b = Answer()
"""Content of the answer B"""
self.__answer_c = Answer()
"""Content of the answer C"""
self.__answer_d = Answer()
"""Content of the answer D"""
self.__answer_column = 1
"""Number of columns for which the answer will be presented. Answers can be presented as
1 column, 2 columns or 4 columns"""
self.__solution = ""
"""Solution of the question"""
[docs] def answer_a(self, answer: str, true_answer=False):
"""
This method is used to enter answer A for the question.
:param answer: Content of the answer A
:param true_answer: If this is the correct answer then enter True. otherwise False
"""
self.__answer_a.answer = answer
self.__answer_a.is_true_answer = true_answer
[docs] def answer_b(self, answer: str, true_answer=False):
"""
This method is used to enter answer B to the question.
:param answer: Content of the answer B
:param true_answer: If this is the correct answer then enter True, otherwise False
"""
self.__answer_b.answer = answer
self.__answer_b.is_true_answer = true_answer
[docs] def answer_c(self, answer: str, true_answer=False):
"""
This method is used to enter answer C to the question.
:param answer: Content of the answer C
:param true_answer: If this is the correct answer then enter True, otherwise False
"""
self.__answer_c.answer = answer
self.__answer_c.is_true_answer = true_answer
[docs] def answer_d(self, answer: str, true_answer=False):
"""
This method is used to enter answer D for the question.
:param answer: Content of the answer D
:param true_answer: If this is the correct answer then enter True, otherwise False
"""
self.__answer_d.answer = answer
self.__answer_d.is_true_answer = true_answer
[docs] def answers(self, true_answer: str, answer_dict: Dict[str, str]):
"""
Another way to enter answers to questions.
:param true_answer: The letter that corresponds to the correct answer (A, B, C, D)
:param answer_dict: A dictionary contains the answers to the questions. \
The corresponding key of this dictionary is A, B, C, D.
"""
self.__answer_a.answer = answer_dict.get("A")
self.__answer_b.answer = answer_dict.get("B")
self.__answer_c.answer = answer_dict.get("C")
self.__answer_d.answer = answer_dict.get("D")
if true_answer == "A":
self.__answer_a.is_true_answer = True
elif true_answer == "B":
self.__answer_b.is_true_answer = True
elif true_answer == "C":
self.__answer_c.is_true_answer = True
else:
self.__answer_d.is_true_answer = True
[docs] def get_answer(self, answer_key: str) -> str:
"""
This method is used to get answers to questions.
:param answer_key: The key corresponding to the answer of the question.
:return: The answer corresponds to the selected answer.
"""
answer_list = {
"A": self.__answer_a.answer,
"B": self.__answer_b.answer,
"C": self.__answer_c.answer,
"D": self.__answer_d.answer
}
return answer_list.get(answer_key, "Invalid")
[docs] def shuffle_answer(self):
"""
The method that allows the swap answers in question.
"""
answer_list = [self.__answer_a, self.__answer_b, self.__answer_c, self.__answer_d]
r = random.SystemRandom()
r.shuffle(answer_list)
self.__answer_a = answer_list[0]
self.__answer_b = answer_list[1]
self.__answer_c = answer_list[2]
self.__answer_d = answer_list[3]
[docs] def set_answer_column(self, answer_column: int):
"""
This method allows you to enter the number of columns where the answer will be displayed
when printing the question. The possible values are 1, 2, 4
:param answer_column: The number of columns the answer will be displayed when printed.
"""
if answer_column in [1, 2, 4]:
self.__answer_column = answer_column
[docs] def get_answer_column(self) -> int:
"""
This method returns the number of columns where the answer will be presented when the
question is printed. The function can return 1, 2, 4.
:return: The number of columns the answer will be displayed when the question is printed
"""
return self.__answer_column
[docs] def get_true_answer(self) -> str:
"""
This method returns the character corresponding to the correct answer of the question.
The possible answer are A, B, C, D.
:return: The letter corresponding to the correct answer of the question
"""
if self.__answer_a.is_true_answer:
return "A"
elif self.__answer_b.is_true_answer:
return "B"
elif self.__answer_c.is_true_answer:
return "C"
else:
return "D"
[docs] def solution(self, solution: str):
"""This method is used to enter detailed answer to the question"""
self.__solution = solution
def get_solution(self) -> str:
return self.__solution


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{% extends "template.html" %} {% block body %}
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Admin users
The following users are admin users with full access to the dashboard.
{{#if roles.isAdmin}}{{else}}{{/if}} Admin
{{#if roles.isDeveloper}}{{else}}{{/if}} Developer
Instances
-
{{#if instances}}
{{#each instances}}
- {{title}} {{/each}} {{else}}
- No instances {{/if}}
Instance owners
The following users don't have full admin access but are in control of instances.
{{#if roles.isAdmin}}{{else}}{{/if}} Admin
{{#if roles.isDeveloper}}{{else}}{{/if}} Developer
Instances
-
{{#if instances}}
{{#each instances}}
- {{title}} {{/each}} {{else}}
- No instances {{/if}}
{{/if}}
{{#if developerOnlyUsers}}
{{/if}}
{{#if suspendedUsers}}
Developers people with registered API tokens
| Name | Created | Last Logged In | API token |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{displayName}} | {{timeAgo created}} | {{timeAgo lastLoggedIn}} | {{apitoken}} |
{{/if}}
{{#if suspendedUsers}}
{{/if}}
{{#if deletedUsers}}
Suspended users people with their API tokens suspended
| Name | Created | Last Logged In | API token |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{displayName}} | {{timeAgo created}} | {{timeAgo lastLoggedIn}} | {{apitoken}} |
{{/if}}
{{#if deletedUsers}}
{{/if}}
Deleted users people who have deleted their account
| Name | Created | Last Logged In | API token |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{displayName}} | {{timeAgo created}} | {{timeAgo lastLoggedIn}} | {{apitoken}} |


Edit feature data
import {
addFeatures,
updateFeatures,
deleteFeatures
} from "@esri/arcgis-rest-feature-layer";
addFeatures({
url: featureServiceLayerUrl,
features: [featureToAdd]
}).then((response) => console.log(response));
// similarly:
// updateFeatures()
// deleteFeatures()
https://developers.arcgis.com/arcgis-rest-js/layers/edit-feature-data/
Using an API Key


Overview
While Twisted supports solution like the Nevow framework (available as part of the Quotient project) for high-content sophisticated templating needs, sometimes one needs a less file-heavy system which lets one directly write HTML. While ResourceScripts are available, they have a high overhead of coding, needing some boring string arithmetic. ResourceTemplates fill the space between Woven and ResourceScript using Quixote's PTL (Python Templating Language).
ResourceTemplates need Quixote installed. In
Debian, that means using Python 2.2
and installing the quixote
package
(apt-get install quixote
). Other operating systems require
other ways to install quixote, or it can be done manually.
Configuring Twisted.Web
The easiest way to get Twisted.Web to support ResourceTemplates is to
bind them to some extension using the web tap's --processor
flag. Here is an example:
% mktap web --path=/var/www \ --processor=.rtl=twisted.web.script.ResourceTemplate
The above command line binds the rtl
extension to use the
ResourceTemplate processor. Other ways are possible, but would require
more Python coding and are outside the scope of this HOWTO.
Using ResourceTemplate
ResourceTemplates are coded in an extension of Python called the
Python Templating Language
. Complete documentation of the PTL
is available at the quixote web site. The web server
will expect the PTL source file to define a variable named
resource
.
This should be a twisted.web.server.Resource
,
whose .render
method be called. Usually, you would want
to define render
using the keyword template
rather than def
.
Here is a simple example for a resource template.
from twisted.web.resource import Resource def getQuote(): return "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." class QuoteResource(Resource): template render(self, request): """\  <title>Quotes Galore</title>
Quotes
""" getQuote() "" resource = QuoteResource()


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Payment method |
{{orderRes.cardType}} ending in {{orderRes.cardNo}} Billing address: Same as shipping address. |
Change |
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Review items and shipping |
{{item.itemDesc}} |
By placing your order, you agree to Favourite Foods Catering's privacy notice and conditions of use.
Order Summary
| Items: | ${{orderRes.totalAmt}} |
| Shipping & handling: | $0.00 |
| Total before tax: | ${{orderRes.totalAmt}} |
| Estimated tax to be collected: | ${{orderRes.tax}} |
| Order Total | ${{orderRes.netAmount}} |


Add Student
{{>adminNavBar}}
First Name:
Last Name:
Email:
Date:
Account Type
Student
Admin
Add Account


local weather = Random(1,10) AddPlayerChat("Weather is now "..weather) SetWeather(weather) -- server code -- SetPlayerAnimation(player, "SLAPOWNASS2")
► Run Client
► Run Server


An Indian passport is issued by order of the President of India to Indian citizens for the purpose of international travel. It enables the bearer to travel internationally and serves as proof of Indian citizenship as per the Passports Act (1967). The Passport Seva (Passport Service) unit of the Consular, Passport & Visa (CPV) Division of the Ministry of External Affairs, functions as the central passport organisation, and is responsible for issuing Indian passports on demand to all eligible Indian citizens. Indian passports are issued at 93 passport offices located across India and at 162 Indian diplomatic missions abroad.
In 2015, India issued about 12 million passports, a number exceeded only by China and United States. Approximately 65 million Indians held valid passports as of the end of 2015.
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We comply with global standards to make sure all our developments follow stringent industry standards. Your home can be completed on time and within budget. We are dedicated to deliver quality and see it through from start to finish.
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Get Connected to Stream Providers
Analyze streaming data from the Internet of Things
Persist to Fast Storages
Dynamic & Unconnected Lookup for given Input
Configure and Create Spark UDF
Manage and Define Business Categories
Define KPI for Business Categories


If you are a developer than you must be familiar with the word -“framework”.
Today in this post I’m going to cover the top 3 most widely used html-css frame work for your web designing.
So ,let's get started.
So the first in our list is Bootstrap. Bootstrap is a free and open-source framework,designed and develop at twitter in mid-2010. It is for designing websites and web-applications. It has many design based templates for buttons, tables, navigation-bars and much more. It is the most widely used framework. It is licensed under Apache 2.0 prior to 3.1.0. Bootstrap v4.0.0 is the most recent version of Bootstrap. And I myself prefer this to any beginner web-dev.
You can get bootstrap at getbootstrap.com.
The next in our list is Foundation. It is developed and maintained by Zurb. It was released in September 2011. Like bootstrap, it also has many designed based templates from typography to buttons. Brands like Adobe, Disney, EA are using foundation for their websites and projects.
You can get foundation at foundation.zurb.com
Semantic UI comes 3rd in our list. It is powered by Less and JQuery and is a modern front-end development framework. It is a development framework that helps create beautiful, responsive and human-friendly HTML. It contains over 3000 Theme Variables. It is fully responsive.
You can find semantic UI at semantic-ui.com.
Conclusion:So these are the top most widely and powerful, easy to use frameworks for your web-designing. Now it’s really up to you, which one to choose. Because all of them are unique in their own. Well you can do one thing.
Guess what!!!!
Learn them ALL. Just kidddin’
So that’s all for today. Thanks for reading. Keep Coding!!


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This ladder is for Members only due to the GameAPI limitations.
Click the button to create a new official game. Only official games count for the ranking.
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Every concrete form component - i.e. every service which includes
the FormComponent
service - has a set of properties which
are available as long as the component lives - the so-called static
properties.
Additionally, you can add more properties to the component as needed,
using the ::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertyContainer interface.
Those properties are called dynamic properties.
Dynamic properties are not evaluated by the component itself,
nor by the form's runtime environment. They're only remembered and available for
use by other instances.
Note that dynamic properties added to a form component are, by definition,
removeable. That is, the ::com::sun::star::beans::PropertyAttribute::REMOVEABLE
will always be set, even if you do not specify it in the
::com::sun::star::beans::XPropertyContainer::addProperty call.


FHEM examples¶
This page will be filled with a couple of examples that explain the integration of gBridge in FHEM.
MQTT server connection¶
Warning
Sadly, MQTT over TLS does not yet work in FHEM. This example shows a direct, insecure connection to the gBridge MQTT server that should never be done on a production system. The only way to currently do it properly is the usage of a local Mosquitto instance as a bridge/ proxy. If you’ve setup your local broker to act as a bridge, you can just specify it here for the MQTT connection.
define Connections.gBridge MQTT mqtt.gbridge.kappelt.net:1883 {gbridge-mqtt-username} {gbridge-mqtt-password}
Basic On/Off and Brightness¶
This example shows the configuration to control a device with the following feature set:
set {devicename} on
turns the device onset {devicename} off
turns the device offset {devicename} pct {value}
sets the brightness of the device, where value is inbetween 0-100
define {devicename}.gBridge MQTT_BRIDGE {devicename}
attr {devicename}.gBridge IODev Connections.gBridge
attr {devicename}.gBridge publishReading_onoff gBridge/u{userid}/d{deviceid}/onoff/set
attr {devicename}.gBridge publishReading_pct gBridge/u{userid}/d{deviceid}/brightness/set
attr {devicename}.gBridge stateFormat transmission-state
attr {devicename}.gBridge subscribeSet_gstate {if($message eq "0"){fhem("set $device off")}else{ fhem("set $device on")};; 0} gBridge/u{userid}/d{deviceid}/onoff
attr {devicename}.gBridge subscribeSet_pct gBridge/u{userid}/d{deviceid}/brightness


The Works of Edgar Allan Poe
by Edgar Allan Poe
Tamerlane
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1903
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Poe, E.A. (1903). The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven Edition, Volume 5. New York: P. F. Collier and Son.
-
Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 8.0
- Word Count: 1,695
- Genre: Epic
- Keywords: independence, pride
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Kind solace in a dying hour!
Such, father, is not (now) my theme—
I will not madly deem that power
Of Earth may shrive me of the sin
Unearthly pride hath revell'd in—
I have no time to dote or dream:
You call it hope— that fire of fire!
It is but agony of desire:
If I can hope— Oh God! I can—
Its fount is holier— more divine—
I would not call thee fool, old man,
But such is not a gift of thine.
Know thou the secret of a spirit
Bow'd from its wild pride into shame.
O yearning heart!
The undying voice of that dead time,
With its interminable chime,
Rings, in the spirit of a spell,
Upon thy emptiness— a knell.
I have not always been as now:
The fever'd diadem on my brow
I claim'd and won usurpingly—
Hath not the same fierce heirdom given
Rome to the Caesar— this to me?
The heritage of a kingly mind,
And a proud spirit which hath striven
Triumphantly with human kind.
On mountain soil I first drew life:
The mists of the Taglay have shed
Nightly their dews upon my head,
And, I believe, the winged strife
And tumult of the headlong air
Have nestled in my very hair.
So late from Heaven— that dew— it fell
(Mid dreams of an unholy night)
Upon me with the touch of Hell,
While the red flashing of the light
From clouds that hung, like banners, o'er,
Appeared to my half—closing eye
The pageantry of monarchy,
And the deep trumpet—thunder's roar
Came hurriedly upon me, telling
Of human battle, where my voice,
My own voice, silly child!— was swelling
(O! how my spirit would rejoice,
And leap within me at the cry)
The battle—cry of Victory!
The rain came down upon my head
Unshelter'd— and the heavy wind
Rendered me mad and deaf and blind.
It was but man, I thought, who shed
Laurels upon me: and the rush—
The torrent of the chilly air
Gurgled within my ear the crush
Of empires— with the captive's prayer—
The hum of suitors— and the tone
Of flattery 'round a sovereign's throne.
My passions, from that hapless hour,
Usurp'd a tyranny which men
Have deem'd, since I have reach'd to power,
My innate nature— be it so:
But father, there liv'd one who, then,
Then— in my boyhood— when their fire
Burn'd with a still intenser glow,
(For passion must, with youth, expire)
E'en then who knew this iron heart
In woman's weakness had a part.
I have no words— alas!— to tell
The loveliness of loving well!
Nor would I now attempt to trace
The more than beauty of a face
Whose lineaments, upon my mind,
Are— shadows on th' unstable wind:
Thus I remember having dwelt
Some page of early lore upon,
With loitering eye, till I have felt
The letters— with their meaning— melt
To fantasies— with none.
O, she was worthy of all love!
Love— as in infancy was mine—
'Twas such as angel minds above
Might envy; her young heart the shrine
On which my every hope and thought
Were incense— then a goodly gift,
For they were childish and upright—
Pure— as her young example taught:
Why did I leave it, and, adrift,
Trust to the fire within, for light?
We grew in age— and love— together,
Roaming the forest, and the wild;
My breast her shield in wintry weather—
And when the friendly sunshine smil'd,
And she would mark the opening skies,
I saw no Heaven— but in her eyes.
Young Love's first lesson is— the heart:
For 'mid that sunshine, and those smiles,
When, from our little cares apart,
And laughing at her girlish wiles,
I'd throw me on her throbbing breast,
And pour my spirit out in tears—
There was no need to speak the rest—
No need to quiet any fears
Of her— who ask'd no reason why,
But turn'd on me her quiet eye!
Yet more than worthy of the love
My spirit struggled with, and strove,
When, on the mountain peak, alone,
Ambition lent it a new tone—
I had no being— but in thee:
The world, and all it did contain
In the earth— the air— the sea—
Its joy— its little lot of pain
That was new pleasure— the ideal,
Dim vanities of dreams by night—
And dimmer nothings which were real—
(Shadows— and a more shadowy light!)

Two separate— yet most intimate things.
I was ambitious— have you known
The passion, father? You have not:
A cottager, I mark'd a throne
Of half the world as all my own,
And murmur'd at such lowly lot—
But, just like any other dream,
Upon the vapour of the dew
My own had past, did not the beam
Of beauty which did while it thro'
The minute— the hour— the day— oppress
My mind with double loveliness.
We walk'd together on the crown
Of a high mountain which look'd down
Afar from its proud natural towers
Of rock and forest, on the hills—
The dwindled hills! begirt with bowers,
And shouting with a thousand rills.
I spoke to her of power and pride,
But mystically— in such guise
That she might deem it nought beside
The moment's converse; in her eyes
I read, perhaps too carelessly—
A mingled feeling with my own—
The flush on her bright cheek, to me
Seem'd to become a queenly throne
Too well that I should let it be
Light in the wilderness alone.
I wrapp'd myself in grandeur then,
And donn'd a visionary crown—
Yet it was not that Fantasy
Had thrown her mantle over me—
But that, among the rabble— men,
Lion ambition is chained down—
And crouches to a keeper's hand—
Not so in deserts where the grand—
The wild— the terrible conspire
With their own breath to fan his fire.
Look 'round thee now on Samarcand!
Is not she queen of Earth? her pride
Above all cities? in her hand
Their destinies? in all beside
Of glory which the world hath known
Stands she not nobly and alone?
Falling— her veriest stepping—stone
Shall form the pedestal of a throne—
And who her sovereign? Timour— he
Whom the astonished people saw
Striding o'er empires haughtily
A diadem'd outlaw!
O, human love! thou spirit given
On Earth, of all we hope in Heaven!
Which fall'st into the soul like rain
Upon the Siroc—wither'd plain,
And, failing in thy power to bless,
But leav'st the heart a wilderness!
Idea! which bindest life around
With music of so strange a sound,
And beauty of so wild a birth—
Farewell! for I have won the Earth.
When Hope, the eagle that tower'd, could see
No cliff beyond him in the sky,
His pinions were bent droopingly—
And homeward turn'd his soften'd eye.
'Twas sunset: when the sun will part
There comes a sullenness of heart
To him who still would look upon
The glory of the summer sun.
That soul will hate the ev'ning mist,
So often lovely, and will list
To the sound of the coming darkness (known
To those whose spirits hearken) as one
Who, in a dream of night, would fly
But cannot from a danger nigh.

And boyhood is a summer sun
Whose waning is the dreariest one—
For all we live to know is known,
And all we seek to keep hath flown—
Let life, then, as the day—flower, fall
With the noon—day beauty— which is all.
I reach'd my home— my home no more
For all had flown who made it so.

Father, I firmly do believe—
I know— for Death, who comes for me
From regions of the blest afar,
Where there is nothing to deceive,
Hath left his iron gate ajar,
And rays of truth you cannot see
Are flashing thro' Eternity—
I do believe that Eblis hath
A snare in every human path—
Else how, when in the holy grove
I wandered of the idol, Love,
Who daily scents his snowy wings
With incense of burnt offerings
From the most unpolluted things,
Whose pleasant bowers are yet so riven
Above with trellis'd rays from Heaven,
No mote may shun— no tiniest fly—
The lightning of his eagle eye—
How was it that Ambition crept,
Unseen, amid the revels there,
Till growing bold, he laughed and leapt
In the tangles of Love's very hair?


I am Nitthilan, pursuing PhD in AI/ML for Video/Image/3D Graphics. Interested in image and video based motion capture using pose based estimation (SMPLX, FrankMocap, SMPLify-X), clothing and hair 3D model representation using Implicit Neural Representation (NeRF, NSVF, Neural Body) and Deep generative models (GAN, VQVAE) .
Current Focus Area:
PhD Research: My research is at the intersection of Machine Learning (ML) and Computing Systems (Sys). The overarching theme of my research is to bridge these two areas. Specifically, I’m working towards the vision of Edge AI to efficiently deploy AI solutions for emerging applications (e.g., robotics, selfdriving cars, augmented/virtual reality, and smart health) on edge platforms that are constrained by resources (power, compute, and memory).
(a) Developed a novel hardware-aware design and optimization framework to trade-off power, performance, and accuracy for performing inference using deep neural networks.
(b) Studied effective instantiations of this framework for different applications - Convolutional neural networks for image classification, Graph convolutional networks for 3D computer vision, and Generative adversarial networks for image manipulation tasks.
(c) Published papers at top-tier venues including three journal papers (ACM/IEEE Transactions on CAD and Embedded Computing Systems) and four conference papers (AAAI, DAC, DATE, ICCAD). One journal paper is under review at Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research.
PhD in Artificial Intelligence, 2022 (Pursuing)
Washington State University, 3.95/4 CGPA
BE Electronics and Communication, 2004
College of Engineering, Anna university, , 8.91/10 CGPA
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| GTK+ 2.0 Tutorial using Ocaml | ||
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Drag data has the following properties:
Drag action type (ie `COPY, `MOVE).
Client specified arbitrary drag-and-drop type (a name and number pair).
Sent and received data format type.
Drag actions are quite obvious, they specify if the widget can drag with the specified action(s), e.g. `COPY and/or `MOVE. A `COPY would be a typical drag-and-drop without the source data being deleted while `MOVE would be just like `COPY but the source data will be 'suggested' to be deleted after the received signal handler is called. There are additional drag actions including `LINK which you may want to look into when you get to more advanced levels of drag-and-drop.
The client specified arbitrary drag-and-drop type is much more flexible, because your application will be defining and checking for that specifically. You will need to set up your destination widgets to receive certain drag-and-drop types by specifying a name and/or number. It would be more reliable to use a name since another application may just happen to use the same number for an entirely different meaning.
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My brother was home on leave from the military and was staying with my boyfriend and me at our house. Because psilo. is not detectable in urine tests after a few days, my brother and my boyfriend and I all decided to trip. We lived in the perfect house for using psychedelics, it was isolated and full of weird paintings, drawings, clip-art and such, with a huge backyard and a separate garage. We bought a bag of beautiful long-stemmed mushrooms with brown caps and white gills.  We'd also resolved not to answer the door if anyone dropped by.
I ate an eighth of the 'shrooms while my brother and boyfriend, both much larger than I, ate about a quarter each. We saved the rest in case we wanted to boost our doses later on. About thirty minutes after dosing, I started to come up. We were listening to Squarepusher, loud breakbeat ambient music with an upbeat feel, and I was beginning to 'see' the music drift out of the speakers. As soon as I noticed this, beautifully brilliant lights began to appear and disappear in all corners of the room. It was as though stage-lights were being flipped on and off throughout the house. My brother was leaning back against the couch, eyes closed, moving slightly to the music. At one point he turned to me and asked me, 'Am I real?'  When he opened his eyes, though, I could tell he was freaking out. I didn't worry because he seemed to be enjoying himself.
Meanwhile my boyfriend was across the living room, walking around and examining the weird tapestries and such on the walls. He'd put on some enormous aviator glasses with yellow lenses, which I thought was hilarious. None of us could stop laughing, and that's when the visuals really kicked in. The walls were throbbing and pulsating with color; I waved my hands in front of my face and saw colored trails. The ceiling was sparkling with light, even though I knew it was painted a matte white. My cat ran through the room and I was certain he stopped and winked at me before running right back out. Musical notes and little red and blue and purple polka dots were dancing around the stereo. The phone rang and I answered it, not remembering that the ringer was off and I sat listening to the dial tone for a few minutes, fascinated. I'd hallucinated the ringing phone, but apparently my boyfriend heard it too because later he asked me who had called.
I'd underestimated the potency of these mushrooms, though, because suddenly (about T+1:15) I started peaking hard. Nausea set in along with a little bit of panic. I breathed deeply and told myself to just go with it and relax, but my body was responding in a very alarming way. I began to sweat and suddenly felt the strong urge to be by myself in a darkened room. I went to our bedroom and sort of knelt on the bed. My boyfriend and brother were understanding and after I reassured them that I was okay, they left me alone. I could still hear the music through the walls but it wasn't a comforting sound. The normally upbeat songs sounded like funeral dirges, and I began to wonder if I was dying.
The thought didn't frighten me, but I began to pray to an entity I called Daddy Mushroom. I ended up lying down on my side, and from this angle I could see the curtains swaying in the breeze from the open window. The curtains were actually Pakistani tapestries, very intricate designs in deep shades of maroon and dark blue. They appeared to be breathing, and the sight increased my nausea. I closed my eyes, and Daddy Mushroom took over. I felt as though I was lying on soft dirt, with living things, plants and mushrooms - growing, dying, rotting into the earth, and then growing again - all around me. Daddy Mushroom was showing me the cycle of life, and I was terrified. I became convinced that I was dead, that I was rotting in a grave, and that I would be in this realm for eternity. Daddy Mushroom wanted me to understand his power. He seemed to be telling me that mushrooms are not just for recreation. I distinctly heard a deep male voice say, 'Now do you know what I am?'
And then it was over. I reached my plateau and with a start I sat up. I felt at peace with the world and I knew I was okay. I went back into the living room where my boyfriend and my brother were laughing hysterically while they played with the cat. The music (Stereolab, I think) was soothing and cheerful, and the visuals were stunning. We went outside where the moon was full and danced around in the backyard like lunatics. I kept saying 'He's got mushroom fevah!' in an Eddie Murphy voice, and we couldn't stop laughing. Finally, after about 5 hours of a beautiful trip, I began to come down.
It was one of the most powerful trips of my life, and I learned a lot from my sojourn into death. Daddy Mushroom showed me that while psilocybin can be fun, it is also easily underestimated. Every trip I've had on mushrooms has been different, but this time was an epiphany. No matter how many times you trip, you never really know what to expect when Daddy Mushroom takes you by the hand.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Before Change
// is. Therefore, if there"s a .CEL file we"ll download it and
// determine the platform from that.
relations = OriginalFileSampleAssociation.objects.filter(sample=sample_object)
original_files = OriginalFile.objects.filter(id__in=relations.values("original_file_id"))
for original_file in original_files:
if original_file.source_filename[-4:].upper() == ".CEL":
return Downloaders[sample_object.source_database]
return Downloaders.NONE
def determine_processor_pipeline(sample_object: Sample, original_file=None) -> ProcessorPipeline:
After Change
// Sometimes Array Express lies about what a sample"s platform
// is. Therefore, if there"s a .CEL file we"ll download it and
// determine the platform from that.
has_cel_original_files = sample_object.original_files\
.filter(source_filename__iendswith=".CEL").exists()
if has_cel_original_files:
return Downloaders[sample_object.source_database]
return Downloaders.NONE


You've already got Logstash and Elasticsearch right?
Then you don't need nodejs, ruby, php, python or more than a couple minutes. You do need a webserver and a good browser.
You've made it this far. I'm going to bet you know how to:
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/cron/config.php
You can use the following special field (click to insert):
[temp] = current temperature
[humidity] = current humidity
[condition_text] = current weather condition
[forecast_low_temp] = today's forecast min temperature
[forecast_high_temp] = today's forecast max temperature
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| const id [ : typeSpec ] := initializingValue |
const c := 3
const s := "Hello" % The type of s is string
const x := sin (y) ** 2
const a : array 1..3 of int := init (1, 2, 3)
const b : array 1..3 of int := a
const c : array 1..2, 1..2 of int := init (1, 2, 3, 4)
% So c(1,1)=1, c(1,2)=2, c(2,1)=3, c(2,2)=4
| a. | expn | ||
| b. | init (initializingValue, initializingValue) |
Each init ( ) corresponds to an array, record or union value that is being initialized. These must be nested for initialization of nested types. In the Pascal language, constants must have values known at compile time; Turing has no such restriction.
When the typeSpec is omitted, the variable's type is taken to be the (root) type of the initializing expression, for example, int or string. The typeSpec cannot be omitted for dynamic arrays or when the initializing value is of the form init ( ). The values inside init ( ) must be known at compile time.
The keyword pervasive can be inserted just after const. When this is done, the constant is visible inside all subconstructs of the constant's scope. Without pervasive, the constant is not visible inside modules, monitors or classes unless explicitly imported. Pervasive constants need not be imported. You can abbreviate pervasive as an asterisk (*).
You can also optionally use the register keyword to request that the constant be placed in a machine register. The syntax for constantDeclaration is actually:
In the current (2002) implementation, programs are run interpretively using pseudo-code, which has no machine registers, and the register keyword is ignored. See also register for restrictions on the use of register constants.
const [pervasive] [register] id [ : typeSpec ] := initializingValue


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NOTES: This is where some notes would go.


| Package | org.as3commons.collections.framework.core |
| Class | public class AbstractLinkedCollection |
| Implements | IInsertionOrder |
| Subclasses | AbstractLinkedDuplicatesCollection, LinkedSet |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| first : * [read-only]
The first item or
undefined if the collection is empty. | AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
| last : * [read-only]
The last item or
undefined if the collection is empty. | AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
| size : uint [read-only]
The number of items contained by the collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection |
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| _first : LinkedNode
The first node.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
| _last : LinkedNode
The last node.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
| _size : uint = 0
The size of the list.
| AbstractLinkedCollection |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
AbstractLinkedCollection constructor.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
clear():Boolean
Removes all items from the collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
has(item:*):Boolean
Tests if an item is contained by the collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
Returns an iterator over the iterable data structure.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
remove(item:*):Boolean
Removes an item from the collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
removeFirst():*
Removes the first item of the ordered collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
removeLast():*
Removes the last item of the ordered collection.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
reverse():Boolean
Reverses the collection order.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
sort(comparator:IComparator):Boolean
Sorts the linked collection using the given comparator.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
toArray():Array
Returns an array of all items.
| AbstractLinkedCollection |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Inserts a new node after an existing node.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
Inserts a new node before an existing node.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
addNodeFirst(node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node at the begin of the list.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
addNodeLast(node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node at the end of the list.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
firstNodeOf(item:*):LinkedNode
Retrieves the first node containing the specified item.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
mergeSort(comparator:IComparator):void
Merge sort algorithm.
| AbstractLinkedCollection | ||
|
removeNode(node:LinkedNode):void
Unlinks a node and connects predecessor with successor.
| AbstractLinkedCollection |
| _first | property |
protected var _first:LinkedNode
The first node.
| first | property |
first:*
[read-only]
The first item or undefined
if the collection is empty.
public function get first():*
| firstNode_internal | property |
firstNode_internal:LinkedNode
[read-only]Framework internal getter to retrieve the start node of the list.
Implementation as3commons_collections function get firstNode_internal():LinkedNode
| _last | property |
protected var _last:LinkedNode
The last node.
| last | property |
last:*
[read-only]
The last item or undefined
if the collection is empty.
public function get last():*
| lastNode_internal | property |
lastNode_internal:LinkedNode
[read-only]Framework internal getter to retrieve the last node of the list.
Implementation as3commons_collections function get lastNode_internal():LinkedNode
| _size | property |
protected var _size:uint = 0
The size of the list.
| size | property |
size:uint
[read-only]The number of items contained by the collection.
Implementation public function get size():uint
| AbstractLinkedCollection | () | constructor |
public function AbstractLinkedCollection()
AbstractLinkedCollection constructor.
| addNodeAfter | () | method |
protected function addNodeAfter(previous:LinkedNode, node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node after an existing node.
For convenience, the next
may be null, which adds the node
at begin of the list.
previous:LinkedNode — The existing node.
|
|
node:LinkedNode — The new node to be added after.
|
| addNodeBefore | () | method |
protected function addNodeBefore(next:LinkedNode, node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node before an existing node.
For convenience, the next
may be null, which appends the node
to the list.
next:LinkedNode — The existing node.
|
|
node:LinkedNode — The node to be added before.
|
| addNodeFirst | () | method |
protected function addNodeFirst(node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node at the begin of the list.
Parametersnode:LinkedNode — The node to add at start.
|
| addNodeLast | () | method |
protected function addNodeLast(node:LinkedNode):void
Inserts a new node at the end of the list.
Parametersnode:LinkedNode — The node to add at end.
|
| clear | () | method |
public function clear():Boolean
Removes all items from the collection.
If the collection is already empty, the method aborts with false
.
Boolean — true if items have been removed.
|
| firstNodeOf | () | method |
protected function firstNodeOf(item:*):LinkedNode
Retrieves the first node containing the specified item.
Parametersitem:* — The item to get its node.
|
LinkedNode —
The node or undefined if the item is not contained.
|
| has | () | method |
public function has(item:*):Boolean
Tests if an item is contained by the collection.
Parametersitem:* — The item to test.
|
Boolean — true if the item is contained.
|
| iterator | () | method |
public function iterator(cursor:*):IIterator
Returns an iterator over the iterable data structure.
The cursor
parameter is optional and not considered by all iterable
data structures. E.g. the iterator of an unordered collection such as Map
or Set
starts always with the first item found. Still passing a parameter to
such a data structure does not throw an error and will simply show no effect.
The type of the cursor is unspecified and depends on the particular data structure. E.g. lists allow to specify an index, sets to specify an item and maps to specify a key.
If cursor
is specified, the iterator returns the item that is related
to that cursor with the first call to next()
(and its predecessor with
the first call to previous()
if the iterator allows bidirectional
navigation.
cursor:* — The initial cursor position.
|
IIterator —
An iterator.
|
| mergeSort | () | method |
protected function mergeSort(comparator:IComparator):void
Merge sort algorithm.
The algorithm has been implemented by Michael Baczynski, http://lab.polygonal.de/ds/ and is unmodified taken from there.
Parameterscomparator:IComparator — The sort criterion.
|
| remove | () | method |
public function remove(item:*):Boolean
Removes an item from the collection.
Trying to remove an item which is not contained by the collection
leaves the collection untouched and returns false
.
If the collection contains multiple entries of the given item the first occurrence of the item will be removed.
Parametersitem:* — The item to remove.
|
Boolean — true if the item has been removed.
|
| removeFirst | () | method |
public function removeFirst():*
Removes the first item of the ordered collection.
Returns* — The formerly first item or undefined if the collection is empty.
|
| removeLast | () | method |
public function removeLast():*
Removes the last item of the ordered collection.
Returns* — The formerly last item or undefined if the collection is empty.
|
| removeNode | () | method |
protected function removeNode(node:LinkedNode):void
Unlinks a node and connects predecessor with successor.
Parametersnode:LinkedNode — The node to remove
|
| reverse | () | method |
public function reverse():Boolean
Reverses the collection order.
If the collection size is less than 2, the method aborts with false
.
Boolean — true if the collection has been reversed.
|
| sort | () | method |
public function sort(comparator:IComparator):Boolean
Sorts the linked collection using the given comparator.
The sort algorithm used by implementors of this interface is stable which means that equal items are sorted in the same order they had before the sorting.
If the collection size is less than 2, the method aborts with false
.
comparator:IComparator — The sort criterion.
|
Boolean — true if the linked collection has been sorted.
|
| toArray | () | method |
public function toArray():Array
Returns an array of all items.
The order of items in the array is the same as in the particular collection.
Certain collections do not have an explicit order (Map
, Set
).
The order of the items in the array is then not predictable.
If the collection maintains an array as its data source, a copy of the internal array is returned rather than the original array.
ReturnsArray — An array of the items of the collection.
|


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The main class of the application is org.kovesdan.minihelp.MiniHelpViewer, and it takes a single argument, the path of the configuration file. When the class is invoked, the configuration file is parsed, the Swing Look and Feel is set to the System Look and Feel, and the help window is initialized and displayed from the AWT event dispatch thread. When invoked from command-line, the index tab is only shown if there are index terms defined in the configuration file. The search tab is always shown.


Using I2Djs ES Module Build in the browser
In this example we create a Canvas based Line loader using the ES Module browser build. Use this build in your ES6 modules.
In this example we create a Canvas based Line loader using the ES Module browser build. Use this build in your ES6 modules.


Introduction
Quotas are a method of controlling how much disk space users and groups
can use. For each filesystem you can place limits on how much disk space
and how many files each user may use. Some Unix systems may also allow you
to limit the space and files used by all members of some group.
Quotas can only be setup for local Unix filesystems. NFS filesystems mounted
from other systems use the quotas from the server, if any. Non Unix filesystems
like MS-DOS or ISO9660 cannot support quotas at all.
For each user four limits are imposed :
- Soft block limit
- The number of disk blocks allowed before a warning message is displayed.
- Hard block limit
- The maximum number of blocks that the user's file may occupy.
- Soft file limit
- The number of files allowed before a warning message is displayed.
- Hard file limit
- The maximum number of files that the user may own.
Disk blocks are typically 512 or 1024 bytes in size, depending on the
operating system. When computing quotas, all file sizes are rounded up to
the nearest block. Thus even an empty file uses at least on block.
For the purpose of file quotas, every directory, device, symbolic link
or normal file counts towards the maximum number of files a user may own.
Technically, the file quota is actually a quota on inodes.
The Disk Quotas Module
The main page of this module shows a list of local filesystems that
can support quotas. If quotas are currently enabled for a filesystem, you
may click on its path to display the quotas for each user. If not, clicking
on Enabled Quotas will activate quotas for that filesystem.
The Linux operating system does not allow quotas to be turned on unless
the filesystem has the Use Quotas option set in the Disks and
Filesystems module. If none of your filesystems have this option set then
none will be listed on the main page.
Below the list of filesystems is a button for displaying all quotas for
a selected user. This will only be displayed if at least one filesystem has
user quotas enabled. Similarly, if at least one filesystem has group quotas
enabled there will be a button for displaying all quotas for a selected
group.


Welcome! We made this for you.
Why? Because there’s a flood of information out there on machine learning and it is woefully insufficient in two ways that we all recognize.
The first is that while there is a terrific amount of resources online for picking up machine learning in 24 hours, there is not nearly as much that treats this as a ten year endeavor. When you start thinking that way, you really want to consider the trunk of your tree foremost before each convolutional leaf.
The second is that there is no bridge from where we came from before, to where we are today. Without that, it is really hard to insightfully propose directions on where to go. For example, it is one thing to understand how an algorithm like TRPO works but all together another to grasp why the authors made the choices that they did and what they knew before that to influence those choices.
This public repository of depth-first study plans is the outcome of an effort to address those shortcomings in the machine learning research world. DFL was designed to be shared with and grown by the community. If you are interested in developing your own curriculum for a paper that we do not already host, we will help you! Check out Github for examples and open an issue detailing which paper you want to study. We want your help in growing this resource and making it richer.
We were inspired to create DFL to satisfy a missing part of other resources. Each of the following were north stars and are complementary to DFL:


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layout: post
title: PlasmoDB 10.0 Released
category: [PlasmoDB]
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We are pleased to announce the release of PlasmoDB 10.0
New data in this release:
-
The following genomes have been updated. Additional information
about all genomes may be viewed in the Dataset
section of PlasmoDB. Note that many of these
genomes have been graciously provided prepublication to the scientific
community - please consult with the Principal Investigator before
undertaking large scale analyses of the annotation or underlying
sequence:
- Plasmodium berghei ANKA (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- Plasmodium chabaudi chabaudi (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- Plasmodium cynomolgi B (GenBank version 09-19-2012)
- Plasmodium falciparum 3D7 (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- Plasmodium falciparum IT (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- Plasmodium knowlesi H (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- Plasmodium vivax SAL1 (GeneDB version 05-01-2013)
- Plasmodium yoelii yoeliiYM (GeneDB version 03-01-2013)
- P. yoelii salivary gland RNA sequence data from wild type
and Puf2 knockout P. yoelii 17XNL parasites (Lindner
et al.).
- Genes may be identified based on their fold change difference
between wild-type and knockout parasites or based on their percentile
expression in each sample using the RNA
Seq Evidence search page in PlasmoDB.
- Graphical representation of this data is available in the expression
section of gene
pages.
- Data from this experiment is available as coverage plots in the
genome browser and evidence of intron spanning reads is indicated in
the "Splice Site Junctions" track. In this
example a genome browser region shows differential
expression of a gene and evidence of an alternative gene model that
differs from the official annotation.
- Total and putative surface proteomes of P. falciparum N54
and P. yoelii 17XNL Salivary gland sporozoites (Lindner
et al.). Peptides from P. falciparum
N54 samples were mapped to the P. falciparum 3D7genome
and peptides from P. yoelii 17XNL were mapped both to the
17XNL and P. berghei genomes.
- Peptide evidence is also displayed in the protein section of gene
pages and in the genome browser by turning on the track - "Plasmodium
MS/MS Peptides Salivary gland sporozoite total and surface proteomes
(Lindner and Swearingen et al.)".
New features:
GBrowse tracks remain open between sessions:
- EuPathDB now stores GBrowse track configurations between sessions for
registered users who log into any EuPathDB site. The EuPathDB login is
now integrated with the GBrowse login so that your previous session's
GBrowse tracks are displayed each time you return to a EuPathDB site.
New streamlined look for choosing expression data
sets (microarray, RNA-Seq):
- A new interactive table for choosing expression data sets lists
datasets, searches for each dataset and the organism that the data is
aligned to. Use the table's filter function to limit the data set list
based on author name, parasite life stages, etc. Click on an icon under
"Choose a search" to collapse the table and display the data set's
search page with its parameter list below the collapsed table.
On-page help for expression search pages:
- Search parameters appear on the left and are arranged in a sentence
that helps you choose parameter values.
- A help graphic and text appear on the right. To help you interpret
your parameters choices, the graphic changes to reflect your parameter
settings.
Improved Strategy Panel for viewing and editing
steps:
- The graphic interface of the strategy panel has been updated.
View the results of a strategy step by clicking anywhere inside
the box representing that step. To edit the parameter values for that
step, click on the EDIT icon that appears in the corner of each strategy
step box when hovering over the strategy panel.
Note:
Our bimonthly database releases incorporate new data and correct old
data when necessary. Changes in annotation and new experimental
data may slightly alter your search results by increasing or decreasing
the number of hits. When search parameters change with a new release, we
invalidate (Ø) the search and ask you
to rerun it. When IDs are updated or removed, we map the old IDs to the
new ones, remove the old IDs from your Basket, and leave your Favorites
page alone.
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