While common ancestor is not an inclusive ancestor of original end node, set common ancestor to its own parent.
Let first partially contained child be null.
If original start node is not an inclusive ancestor of original end node, set first partially contained child to the first child of common ancestor that is partially contained in range.

If original end node is not an inclusive ancestor of original start node, set last partially contained child to the last child of common ancestor that is partially contained in range.
These variable assignments do actually always make sense. For instance, if original start node is not an inclusive ancestor of original end node, original start node is itself partially contained in range, and so are all its ancestors up until a child of common ancestor. common ancestor cannot be original start node, because it has to be an inclusive ancestor of original end node. The other case is similar. Also, notice that the two children will never be equal if both are defined.
Let contained children be a list of all children of common ancestor that are contained in range, in tree order.
If any member of contained children is a
doctype, throw a
"HierarchyRequestError
" exception.
We do not have to worry about the first or last partially contained node, because a doctype can never be partially contained. It cannot be a boundary point of a range, and it cannot be the ancestor of anything.
If first partially contained child is a
Text
, ProcessingInstruction
, or
Comment
node:
In this case, first partially contained child is original start node.
Let clone be a clone of original start node.
Set the data of clone to the result of substringing data with node original start node, offset original start offset, and count original start node's length minus original start offset.
Append clone to fragment.
Otherwise, if first partially contained child is not null:
Let clone be a clone of first partially contained child.
Append clone to fragment.
Let subrange be a new range whose start is (original start node, original start offset) and whose end is (first partially contained child, first partially contained child's length).
Let subfragment be the result of cloning subrange.
Append subfragment to fragment.

Let clone be a clone of original end node.
Set the data of clone to the result of substringing data with node original end node, offset 0, and count original end offset.
Append clone to fragment.

Append clone to fragment.
Let subrange be a new range whose start is (last partially contained child, 0) and whose end is (original end node, original end offset).
Let subfragment be the result of cloning subrange.
Append subfragment to fragment.
Return fragment.
The cloneContents()
method must return the result of cloning
context object.
To insert a node node into a range range, run these steps:
If range's start node
is either a ProcessingInstruction
or Comment
node, or a Text
node whose parent
is null, throw an "HierarchyRequestError
"
exception.
Let referenceNode be null.
If range's start node
is a Text
node,
split it with offset
range's start offset, and
set referenceNode to the result.
Otherwise, set referenceNode to the child of start node whose index is start offset, and null if there is no such child otherwise.
Let parent be range's start node if referenceNode is null, and referenceNode's parent otherwise.
Let newOffset be parent's length if referenceNode is null, and referenceNode's index otherwise.
Increase newOffset by node's
length if node is a
DocumentFragment
node, and one otherwise.
Pre-insert node into parent before referenceNode.
If range's start and end are the same, set range's end to (parent, newOffset).
The insertNode(node)
method must insert node into
context object.
The
surroundContents(newParent)
method must run these steps:
If a non-Text
node is
partially contained in the context object,
throw an
"InvalidStateError
" exception.
If newParent is a Document
,
DocumentType
, or DocumentFragment
node,
throw an
"InvalidNodeTypeError
" exception.
Let fragment be the result of extracting context object.
If newParent has children, replace all with null within newParent.
Insert newParent into context object.
Append fragment to newParent.
Select newParent within context object.
The cloneRange()
method must return a new range with the
same start and
end as the context object.
The detach()
method must
do nothing. Its functionality (disabling a
Range
object) was removed, but the method itself is preserved
for compatibility.
comparePoint
( parent, offset )
Returns −1 if the point is before the range, 0 if the point is in the range, and 1 if the point is after the range.
intersectsNode
( node )
Returns whether range intersects node.
The
isPointInRange(node, offset)
must run these steps:
If node's root is different from the context object's root, return false.
If node is a
doctype,
throw an
"InvalidNodeTypeError
" exception.
If offset is greater than
node's length,
throw an
"IndexSizeError
" exception.
If (node, offset) is before start or after end, return false.
Return true.
The
comparePoint(node, offset)
method must run these steps:
If node's root is
different from the context object's
root,
throw a "WrongDocumentError
"
exception.
If node is a
doctype,
throw an
"InvalidNodeTypeError
" exception.
If offset is greater than
node's length,
throw an
"IndexSizeError
" exception.
Return 0.
The
intersectsNode(node)
method must run these steps:
The stringifier must run these steps:
Let s be the empty string.
If start node equals
end node, and it is a
Text
node, return the
substring of that Text
node's data beginning at
start offset and ending at
end offset.
If start node is a
Text
node, append to
s the substring of that
node's
data from the
start offset until the end.
Append to s the concatenation, in
tree order, of the
data of all Text
nodes that are contained in
the context object.
If end node is a
Text
node, append to
s the substring of that
node's
data from its start until the
end offset.
Return s.
The
createContextualFragment()
,
getClientRects()
,
and
getBoundingClientRect()
methods are defined in other specifications.
[DOMPS]
[CSSOMVIEW]
NodeIterator
and TreeWalker
objects can be used
to filter and traverse node
trees.
Each NodeIterator
and TreeWalker
object has an
associated active flag to avoid
recursive invocations. It is initially unset.
Each NodeIterator
and TreeWalker
object also
has an associated root
node,
whatToShow bitmask, and
filter callback.
To filter node run these steps:
If active flag is set
throw an
"InvalidStateError
".
Let n be node's
nodeType
attribute value minus 1.
If the nth bit (where 0 is the least
significant bit) of
whatToShow is not set,
return FILTER_SKIP
.
If filter is null,
return FILTER_ACCEPT
.
Set the active flag.
Let result be the return value of invoking filter.
Unset the active flag.
If an exception was thrown, re-throw the exception.
Return result.
NodeIterator
interface NodeIterator { [SameObject] readonly attribute Node root; readonly attribute Node referenceNode; readonly attribute boolean pointerBeforeReferenceNode; readonly attribute unsigned long whatToShow; readonly attribute NodeFilter? filter; Node? nextNode(); Node? previousNode(); void detach(); };
NodeIterator
objects can be created using the
createNodeIterator()
method.
Each NodeIterator
object has an associated
iterator collection, which is a
collection rooted at
root, whose filter matches any
node.
Before a node is removed from the iterator collection, these steps must be run:
If the node is not a
descendant of
root and is not an
ancestor of the
referenceNode
attribute
value or the
referenceNode
attribute
value itself, terminate these steps.
If the
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attribute value is false, set the
referenceNode
attribute
to the first node
preceding the
node that is being removed, and terminate
these steps.
If the
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attribute value is true and there is a node
following the
node that is being removed, set the
referenceNode
attribute
to the first such node, and terminate these
steps.
Set the
referenceNode
attribute
to the first node
preceding the
node that is being removed and set the
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attribute to false.
As mentioned earlier NodeIterator
objects have an
associated active flag,
root
node,
whatToShow bitmask, and
filter callback as well.
The root
attribute
must return root.
The
referenceNode
and
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attributes must return what they were initialized to.
The whatToShow
attribute must return
whatToShow.
The filter
attribute must return filter.
To traverse in direction direction run these steps:
Let node be the value of the
referenceNode
attribute.
Let before node be the value of the
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attribute.
Run these substeps:
If before node is false, let node be the first node following node in the iterator collection. If there is no such node return null.
If before node is true, set it to false.
If before node is true, let node be the first node preceding node in the iterator collection. If there is no such node return null.
If before node is false, set it to true.
Filter node and let result be the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, go to the
next step in the overall set of steps.
Otherwise, run these substeps again.
Set the
referenceNode
attribute
to node, set the
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attribute to before node, and return
node.
The nextNode()
method must traverse in
direction next.
The
previousNode()
method must traverse in
direction previous.
The detach()
method must do nothing. Its functionality (disabling a
NodeIterator
object) was removed, but the method itself is preserved
for compatibility.
TreeWalker
interface TreeWalker { [SameObject] readonly attribute Node root; readonly attribute unsigned long whatToShow; readonly attribute NodeFilter? filter; attribute Node currentNode; Node? parentNode(); Node? firstChild(); Node? lastChild(); Node? previousSibling(); Node? nextSibling(); Node? previousNode(); Node? nextNode(); };
TreeWalker
objects can be created using the
createTreeWalker()
method.
As mentioned earlier TreeWalker
objects have an
associated active flag,
root
node,
whatToShow bitmask, and
filter callback.
The root
attribute must
return root.
The whatToShow
attribute must return
whatToShow.
The filter
attribute
must return filter.
The currentNode
attribute must return what it was initialized to.
Setting the currentNode
attribute must set it to the new value.
The parentNode()
method must run these steps:
Let node be the value of the
currentNode
attribute.
While node is not null and is not root, run these substeps:
Let node be node's parent.
If node is not null and
filtering node
returns FILTER_ACCEPT
,
then set the currentNode
attribute to node, return node.
Return null.
To traverse children of type type, run these steps:
Let node be the value
of the currentNode
attribute.
Set node to node's first child if type is first, and node's last child if type is last.
Main: While node is not null, run these substeps:
Filter node and let result be the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute to node and return node.
If result is
FILTER_SKIP
, run these
subsubsteps:
Let child be node's first child if type is first, and node's last child if type is last.
If child is not null, set node to child and goto Main.
While node is not null, run these subsubsteps:
Let sibling be node's next sibling if type is first, and node's previous sibling if type is last.
If sibling is not null, set node to sibling and goto Main.
Let parent be node's parent.
If parent is null, parent is
root, or
parent is
currentNode
attribute's
value, return null.
Otherwise, set node to parent.
Return null.
The firstChild()
method must traverse children
of type first.
The lastChild()
method must traverse children
of type last.
To traverse siblings of type type run these steps:
Let node be the value of the
currentNode
attribute.
If node is root, return null.
Run these substeps:
Let sibling be node's next sibling if type is next, and node's previous sibling if type is previous.
While sibling is not null, run these subsubsteps:
Set node to sibling.
Filter node and let result be the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute to node and return node.
Set sibling to node's first child if type is next, and node's last child if type is previous.
If result is
FILTER_REJECT
or
sibling is null, then set sibling to
node's
next sibling if
type is next, and node's
previous sibling if
type is previous.
Set node to its parent.
If node is null or is root, return null.
Filter
node and if the return value is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then
return null.
Run these substeps again.
The
nextSibling()
method must traverse siblings
of type next.
The
previousSibling()
method must traverse siblings
of type previous.
The
previousNode()
method must run these steps:
Let node be the value of the
currentNode
attribute.
While node is not root, run these substeps:
Let sibling be the previous sibling of node.
While sibling is not null, run these subsubsteps:
Set node to sibling.
Filter node and let result be the return value.
While result is not
FILTER_REJECT
and
node has a
child, set node
to its last child and then
filter node and
set result to the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute to node and return node.
Set sibling to the previous sibling of node.
Set node to its parent.
Filter
node and if the return value is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute
to node and return node.
Return null.
The nextNode()
method must run these steps:
Let node be the value of the
currentNode
attribute.
Let result be
FILTER_ACCEPT
.
Run these substeps:
While result is not
FILTER_REJECT
and
node has a child,
run these subsubsteps:
Set node to its first child.
Filter node and set result to the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute
to node and return node.
If a node is following node and is not following root, set node to the first such node.
Otherwise, return null.
Filter node and set result to the return value.
If result is
FILTER_ACCEPT
, then set
the currentNode
attribute
to node and return node.
Run these substeps again.
NodeFilter
callback interface NodeFilter { // Constants for acceptNode() const unsigned short FILTER_ACCEPT = 1; const unsigned short FILTER_REJECT = 2; const unsigned short FILTER_SKIP = 3; // Constants for whatToShow const unsigned long SHOW_ALL = 0xFFFFFFFF; const unsigned long SHOW_ELEMENT = 0x1; const unsigned long SHOW_ATTRIBUTE = 0x2; // historical const unsigned long SHOW_TEXT = 0x4; const unsigned long SHOW_CDATA_SECTION = 0x8; // historical const unsigned long SHOW_ENTITY_REFERENCE = 0x10; // historical const unsigned long SHOW_ENTITY = 0x20; // historical const unsigned long SHOW_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION = 0x40; const unsigned long SHOW_COMMENT = 0x80; const unsigned long SHOW_DOCUMENT = 0x100; const unsigned long SHOW_DOCUMENT_TYPE = 0x200; const unsigned long SHOW_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT = 0x400; const unsigned long SHOW_NOTATION = 0x800; // historical unsigned short acceptNode(Node node); };
NodeFilter
objects can be used as
filter callback and provide
constants for the whatToShow
bitmask.
It is typically implemented as an JavaScript function.
These constants can be used as callback return value:
FILTER_ACCEPT
(1);
FILTER_REJECT
(2);
FILTER_SKIP
(3).
These constants can be used for the whatToShow bitmask:
SHOW_ALL
(4294967295, FFFFFFFF in hexadecimal);
SHOW_ELEMENT
(1);
SHOW_TEXT
(4);
SHOW_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION
(64, 40 in hexadecimal);
SHOW_COMMENT
(128, 80 in hexadecimal);
SHOW_DOCUMENT
(256, 100 in hexadecimal);
SHOW_DOCUMENT_TYPE
(512, 200 in hexadecimal);
SHOW_DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT
(1024, 400 in hexadecimal).
Yes, the names DOMTokenList
and
DOMSettableTokenList
are unfortunate legacy mishaps.
DOMTokenList
interface DOMTokenList { readonly attribute unsigned long length; getter DOMString? item(unsigned long index); boolean contains(DOMString token); void add(DOMString... tokens); void remove(DOMString... tokens); boolean toggle(DOMString token, optional boolean force); stringifier; };
A DOMTokenList
object has an associated ordered set of
tokens, which is initially empty.
A DOMTokenList
object also has an associated
element and an
attribute's
local name.
A DOMTokenList
object's
update steps are:
If there is no associated
attribute (when the object is a
DOMSettableTokenList
), terminate these steps.
Set an attribute for the associated element using associated attribute's local name and the result of running the ordered set serializer for tokens.
tokenlist . length
Returns the number of tokens.
tokenlist . item(index)
tokenlist[index]
Returns the token with index index.
tokenlist . contains(token)
Returns true if token is present, and false otherwise.
Throws a "SyntaxError
" exception if token
is the empty string.
Throws an "InvalidCharacterError
" exception if
token contains any
ASCII whitespace.
tokenlist . add(tokens…)
Adds all arguments passed, except those already present.
Throws a "SyntaxError
" exception if one if the arguments
is the empty string.
Throws an "InvalidCharacterError
" exception if one of the
arguments contains any
ASCII whitespace.
tokenlist . remove(tokens…)
Removes arguments passed, if they are present.
Throws a "SyntaxError
" exception if one if the arguments
is the empty string.
Throws an "InvalidCharacterError
" exception if one of the
arguments contains any
ASCII whitespace.
tokenlist . toggle(token [, force])
If force is not given, "toggles"
token, removing it if it's present and adding it if it's
not. If force is true, adds token (same
as add()
). If
force is false, removes token (same as
remove()
).
Returns true if token is now present, and false otherwise.
Throws a "SyntaxError
" exception if token is empty.
Throws an "InvalidCharacterError
" exception if token contains any spaces.
The length
attribute must return the number of tokens in the
tokens.
The object's supported property indices are the numbers in the range zero to the number of tokens in tokens minus one, unless tokens is empty, in which case there are no supported property indices.
The
item(index)
method must run these steps:
If index is equal to or greater than the number of tokens in tokens, return null.
Return the indexth token in tokens.
The
contains(token)
method must run these steps:
If token is the empty string, then
throw a "SyntaxError
"
exception.
If token contains any
ASCII whitespace, then
throw
an "InvalidCharacterError
" exception.
Return true if token is in tokens, and false otherwise.
The
add(tokens…)
method must run these steps:
If one of tokens is the empty string,
throw a "SyntaxError
"
exception.
If one of tokens contains any
ASCII whitespace, then
throw an
"InvalidCharacterError
" exception.
For each token in tokens, in given order, that is not in tokens, append token to tokens.
Run the update steps.
The
remove(tokens…)
method must run these steps:
If one of tokens is the empty string,
throw a "SyntaxError
"
exception.
If one of tokens contains any
ASCII whitespace, then
throw an
"InvalidCharacterError
" exception.
For each token in tokens, remove token from tokens.
Run the update steps.
The
toggle(token, force)
method must run these steps:
If token is the empty string,
throw a "SyntaxError
"
exception.
If token contains any
ASCII whitespace,
throw an
"InvalidCharacterError
" exception.
If token is in tokens, run these substeps:
If force is either not passed or is false, then remove token from tokens, run the update steps, and return false.
Otherwise, return true.
Otherwise, run these substeps:
If force is passed and is false, return false.
Otherwise, append token to tokens, run the update steps, and return true.
The stringifier must return the result of the ordered set serializer for tokens.
DOMSettableTokenList
interface DOMSettableTokenList : DOMTokenList { attribute DOMString value; };
A DOMSettableTokenList
object is equivalent to a
DOMTokenList
object without an associated
attribute.
tokenlist . value
Returns the associated set as string.
Can be set, to change the associated set via a string.
The value
attribute must return the result of the
ordered set serializer for
tokens.
Setting the value
attribute must run the ordered set parser
for the given value and set tokens to the result.
As explained in goals this specification is a significant revision of various DOM specifications. This section attempts to enumerate the changes.
These are the changes made to the features described in the "DOM Event Architecture", "Basic Event Interfaces", "Mutation Events", and "Mutation Name Event Types" chapters of DOM Level 3 Events. The other chapters are defined by the UI Events specification. [DOM3EVENTS] [UIEVENTS]
MutationEvent
, and
MutationNameEvent
.
initEvent()
rather than after
dispatch.
These are the changes made to the features described in DOM Level 3 Core.
DOMString
and
DOMTimeStamp
are now defined in Web IDL.
Node
now inherits from EventTarget
.
Nodes are implicitly adopted across document boundaries.
Doctypes now always have a node document and can be moved across document boundaries.
ProcessingInstruction
now inherits from
CharacterData
.
DOMError
is completely redesigned.
The remainder of interfaces and interface members listed in this section were removed to simplify the DOM platform. Implementations conforming to this specification will not support them.
It is not yet clear if it would be web-compatible to remove all the following features. The editors welcome any data showing that some of these features should be reintroduced.
Interfaces:
CDATASection
DOMConfiguration
DOMErrorHandler
DOMImplementationList
DOMImplementationSource
DOMLocator
DOMObject
DOMStringList
DOMUserData
Entity
EntityReference
NamedNodeMap
NameList
Notation
TypeInfo
UserDataHandler
Interface members:
Node
hasAttributes()
attributes
namespaceURI
prefix
localName
isSupported
getFeature()
getUserData()
setUserData()
isSameNode()
Document
createCDATASection()
createAttribute()
createAttributeNS()
createEntityReference()
inputEncoding
xmlEncoding
xmlStandalone
xmlVersion
strictErrorChecking
domConfig
normalizeDocument()
renameNode()
DOMImplementation
getFeature()
Attr
No longer inherits from Node
and therefore completely
changed.
Element
getAttributeNode()
getAttributeNodeNS()
setAttributeNode()
removeAttributeNode()
schemaTypeInfo
setIdAttribute()
setIdAttributeNS()
setIdAttributeNode()
DocumentType
entities
notations
internalSubset
Text
isElementContentWhitespace
replaceWholeText()
These are the changes made to the features described in the "Document Object Model Range" chapter of DOM Level 2 Traversal and Range.
RangeException
has been removed.
Range
objects can now be moved between
documents and used on
nodes that are not in a document.
A wild Range()
constructor appeared.
New methods comparePoint()
,
intersectsNode()
, and
isPointInRange()
have been added.
detach()
is now a no-op.
toString()
is now defined through
IDL.
These are the changes made to the features described in the "Document Object Model Traversal" chapter of DOM Level 2 Traversal and Range.
createNodeIterator()
and
createTreeWalker()
now have optional
arguments and lack a fourth argument which is no longer relevant given entity references
never made it into the DOM.
The expandEntityReferences
attribute has been removed from the
NodeIterator
and TreeWalker
interfaces for the aforementioned
reason.
The referenceNode
and
pointerBeforeReferenceNode
attributes have been added to NodeIterator
objects to align with proprietary
extensions of implementations.
nextNode()
and
previousNode()
now throw
when invoked from a NodeFilter
to align with user agents.
detach()
is now a no-op.
Thanks to Adam Klein, Adrian Bateman, Alex Russell, Arkadiusz Michalski, Arun Ranganathan, Jake Archibald, Boris Zbarsky, Brandon Slade, Brandon Wallace, Brian Kardell, Cameron McCormack, Christophe Dumez, Daniel Glazman, David Bruant, David Flanagan, David Håsäther, Dethe Elza, Dimitri Glazkov, Domenic Denicola, Dominic Cooney, Dominique Hazaël-Massieux, Erik Arvidsson, Glenn Maynard, Harald Alvestrand, Henri Sivonen, Igor Bukanov, Jacob Rossi, Jake Verbaten, James Graham, James Robinson, Jens Lindström, João Eiras, Jonas Sicking, Joshua Bell, Justin Summerlin, 呂康豪 (Kang-Hao Lu), Kevin Sweeney, Manish Goregaokar, Manish Tripathi, Marcos Caceres, Mark Miller, Mats Palmgren, Mounir Lamouri, Michael™ Smith, Ojan Vafai, Olli Pettay, Ondřej Žára, Philip Jägenstedt, Rafael Weinstein, Rick Waldron, Robbert Broersma, Robin Berjon, Rune F. Halvorsen, Ryosuke Niwa, Seo Sanghyeon, Shiki Okasaka, Stig Halvorsen, Tab Atkins, Timo Tijhof, Travis Leithead, Yehuda Katz, and Zack Weinberg for their useful comments.
Special thanks to Geoffrey Sneddon and Simon Pieters for first specifying the Nodes section of this specification and their useful comments.
Special thanks also to Ian Hickson for first specifying some parts of this specification in HTML and his useful comments. [HTML]
Finally, while this specification has been written from scratch, special thanks should also be extended to the editors of the various specifications that previously defined the features in this specification: Arnaud Le Hors, Björn Höhrmann, Doug Schepers, Gavin Nicol, Joe Kesselman, Jonathan Robie, Lachlan Hunt, Lauren Wood, Mike Champion, Peter Sharpe, Philippe Le Hégaret, Robin Berjon, Steve Byrne, Tom Pixley, and Vidur Apparao.


- KEEP_PREVIEW - Static variable in interface ij.plugin.filter.ExtendedPlugInFilter
-
Set this flag if the last preview image may be kept as a result.
- KEEP_THRESHOLD - Static variable in interface ij.plugin.filter.PlugInFilter
-
Set this flag to keep the invisible binary threshold from being reset.
- keepArrowSelections - Static variable in class ij.Prefs
-
Keep arrow selection after adding to overlay
- keepUndoBuffers - Static variable in class ij.Prefs
-
Preserve undo (snapshot) buffers when switching images
- kernelSize - Variable in class ij.process.DownsizeTable
-
Number of kernel points per source data point
- KEY_PREFIX - Static variable in class ij.Prefs
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.GenericDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HistogramWindow
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HTMLDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.MessageDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.NonBlockingGenericDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.SaveChangesDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.WaitForUserDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.YesNoCancelDialog
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.ImageJ
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.macro.FunctionFinder
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.CommandFinder
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Fitter
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.Orthogonal_Views
-
- keyPressed(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.text.TextPanel
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.GenericDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HistogramWindow
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HTMLDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.MessageDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.SaveChangesDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.WaitForUserDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.YesNoCancelDialog
-
- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.ImageJ
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- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.macro.FunctionFinder
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- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.CommandFinder
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- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.frame.Fitter
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- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.Orthogonal_Views
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- keyReleased(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.text.TextPanel
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.GenericDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HistogramWindow
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.HTMLDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.MessageDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.PlotWindow
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.SaveChangesDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.WaitForUserDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.gui.YesNoCancelDialog
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.ImageJ
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.macro.FunctionFinder
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- keyTyped(KeyEvent) - Method in class ij.plugin.CommandFinder
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Electronic Primary Fuel Injection System
Description :
Simple code for controlling the pulse to the Electronic fuel injector from the reference of engine TDC Position which should be in 5 bar pressure powered by a pump for the dual fuel automobile engine.
Apparatus
ECU
- Arduino Board
- Laptop with arduio installed laptop
Engine
- Dual fuel engine with proper coolant system
- TDC Position sensor (Proximity sensor)
- Electronic Fuel injector
- Fuel Electrical Pump
Measurement
- DSO (Digital Storage Oscilloscope)
- Graduated cylinders / Volumetric flask
Generated Test Pulse


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Side Project Update - August 2014
Hi there!
I have been busy launching a number of client websites and features to various web applications at my day job, as well as planning for my upcoming wedding, so working on my side projects has taken a little step back lately. But I still have had some time to work on devbase.io as well as some new projects.
Devbase.io
The application itself has become much more solid now in terms of usability. I am quite happy with where the app interface is at mostly. The clients section still requires a rework to use the new card style that is available in the other sections.
The one big thing that is lacking is the marketing site which in all honestly looks terrible and does not get the message across as to what devbase.io does. In light of this I have quickly mocked up a rough new marketing site design in Sketch which I will start working on hopefully this month, otherwise next month. Here is a screenshot of the rough design for the marketing homepage:
As you can see, it still needs work.
EmailSetupBuddy
EmailSetupBuddy recieved a rewrite. While I had the rough bones of the app working I decided I wanted to start it from scratch, so I did, and gave myself a month to do so. I am about a week over in my estimated of where I wanted it to be but it is there. I haven’t spent a huge amount of time on it but it has come together quite nicely.
The three things I am focusong on right now with it is: - Completing the marketing copy and information - Finishing up the account/user management - Creating the guide copy.
Below is the current marketing site which is implemented in the application.
Another 2 projects…
I have another 2 projects on the boil as well, one which is about 90% ready to go as well as another one I just thought up the other day. Not sure if I will monetize any of those, but will be fun just to ship them. More information to come.
Wrapup
That is it for now, so basically my focus is on EmailSetupBuddy right now and then I will move my focus back onto devbase.io for a little while, getting that all ready for a big push in terms of marketing it.


## walter j. ong ### les belles lettres, 2014
“we’ve all heard that an image is worth a thousand words. but if that’s true, why make it a saying?”
all thought is analytic: is divides its object in smaller elements.
writing has extended orality, by turning oral art into a “scientific” art
there is no such thing as “oral literature”
researchers would attribute to oral poetry the qualities that made sense within their own standards
orality is parataxical (contextual) and aggregative (rather than sequential, rigorous, deductive)
orality has its own specific means of expression, and greek oral philosophy is already influenced by the written word
the move from the “savage mind” to the “rational mind” (levi-strauss) has been shown by goody to have been a switch between oral thinking to written thinking
we know what we remember: mnemotechnics and formulas
it helps to recall (oneself), and then to restitute (someone else)
oral communication gathers and unites people (through the unity of sound, of conscious emitting and receiving of sound)
example: “it is by seeing one that one knows which color a bear is” example: “can you explain to me what a tree is?” “to do what?”
auto-analysis is hard for oral peoples, since this requires some sort of distancing from the self
de même que les lettrés prêtent aux interprètes oraux des talents de lettrés, les interprètes oraux prêtent aux lettrés des talents caractéristiques de l’oralité
memorization is under the influence of social pressure: one remembers what the audience wants to hear
nature doesn’t have “facts”: these only come from imagined statements by humans to refer to the homogeneous network of the realities which surround them.
le lectorat vs. l’auditoire
it transformed the human consciousness
texts are by nature unchained (insoumis) -one cannot talk to the author
plato: - writing is inhumane - it destroys memory - a written text does not react - a written text cannot defend itself
paradoxically, it is because plato could write that he could articulate his thoughts against phonocentrism
the paradox is that the text’s inertia, its withdrawal from the actual world, its rigidity, all this guarantees that it will endure in a lot of different contexts
writing is a coded system of visible marks, through which a writer can determine the precise words that a reader would generate from a text (that’s a very social definition of writing, even if you’re talking/writing to yourself). there is a requirement of universal humanity for the functioning of speech (from soul to soul)
communication is intersubjective, but the medium isn’t (it’s just inter-, i guess)
grammaire > grimoire > livre de magie (magic book)
goody studied the poetry of tables and lists (calendars, etc.). example of the torah
boustrophédon: reading C code in spirals
the novel took some time to create a fictional stance for the reader (after having worked on genres, character development and plot development). in finnegan’s wake, the role of the reader is that of the fictional reader.
modern, written english has been worked on for five century by clerks and scholars
but still, oral remains
space and meaning: - the index (lists) - the book as container (therefore needs a cover page) - signifying surface (illustration and technical verbalization allow for the development of science) - typographical space (layout becomes a mean of expression: blank space)
print also developed private life (private reading, easier to carry, easier to get lost in it), along with private property: typography becomes a product (and a product which doesn’t deal well with the unfinished)
print also gave birth to the ideas of originality and creativity (things that “come out of nowhere”)
the “public of readership” is composed of readers who follow the continuous, coherent train of though of a distant writer, and could accept her perspectives
as for the digital, it introduced us into “secondary orality”: - participatory - collective - present moments - formulas (memes)
we are facing the outside (social selves, presentation), because through writing we’ve already faced the inside
of course, storytelling changed not just because of oral->written, but also because of religious, political and cultural exchanges, among others
-> the whole section is about the metamorphosis of storytelling (poets, bards)
the original voice of the oral narrator has taken on different shapes by becoming the silent voice of the writer, while the distance introduced by writing invited different kinds of fictionalization of both the reader and the writer decontextualized
the heroic deeds of the oral hero have been replaced by the inner, subjective conscience of the written hero. the “three-dimensional character” is a product of writing, a psychological mechanism that is dependent on our medium for expression. in History, we’ve moved from accounts of battles to accounts of psyches.
and now avant-garde lit has to destructure or blur out its stories, cause it’s fckn lost :(
romanticism and technology go hand in hand (cf. new criticism)
all text is built on a pre-text
to be interpreted, it must possess a link (lien) with the reader (what is the nature of that link?)
“against” structuralism: the ability to mend mistakes and pick up as one goes (oral poet) is one thing that distinguishes the expert from the incompetent.
the challenge is to understand reception in the light of our knowledge regarding the evolution of noetic processes since primary orality until advanced literacy and next? speech, writing, code


cd-timer
is a Angular CLI component that display timer count with different options.
cd-timer
is able to:
This simple integration <cd-timer></cd-timer>
will start the timer with the default option of ticking every 1 second:
By binding timer with @ViewChild('basicTimer')
and markup <cd-timer #basicTimer></cd-timer>
, you can control the timer:
This markup <cd-timer [startTime]="10" [endTime]="20"></cd-timer>
will define a start time (in seconds) and end time (in seconds):
The directive format
allow to format timer displaying according predefined style:
This markup <cd-timer format="default"></cd-timer>
will display :
This markup <cd-timer format="hms"></cd-timer>
will display :
This markup <cd-timer format="ms"></cd-timer>
will display :
This markup <cd-timer format="intelli"></cd-timer>
will display :
Intelli format define automatically a condensed format:
This markup <cd-timer format="user">[hours] hours [minutes] minutes [seconds] seconds</cd-timer>
will display :
You have possibility to build a custom Time display with the following markup:
cd-timer
allow to configure countdown with this markup <cd-timer countdown="true" [startTime]="100"></cd-timer>
There are 4 possible callbacks configuration for cd-timer
:
We welcome any or all kinds of contributions! Please submit pull requests or create issues to contribute to this project :)
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By default the compiler uses the global registers "DPL,DPH,B,ACC" to pass the first parameter to a routine, the second parameter onwards is either allocated on the stack (for reentrant routines or --stack-auto is used) or in the internal / external ram (depending on the memory model).
In the following example the function cfunc calls an assembler routine asm_func, which takes two parameters.
extern int asm_func( unsigned short, unsigned short);
int c_func (unsigned short i, unsigned short j) { return asm_func(i,j); } int main() { return c_func(10,9); }
The corresponding assembler function is:-
.globl _asm_func_PARM_2 .globl _asm_func .area OSEG _asm_func_PARM_2: .ds 1 .area CSEG _asm_func: mov a,dpl add a,_asm_func_PARM_2 mov dpl,a mov dpl,#0x00 ret
Note here that the return values are placed in 'dpl' - One byte return value, 'dpl' LSB & 'dph' MSB for two byte values. 'dpl', 'dph' and 'b' for three byte values (generic pointers) and 'dpl','dph','b' & 'acc' for four byte values.
The parameter naming convention is _<function_name>_PARM_<n>,
where n is the parameter number starting from 1, and counting from the left.
The first parameter is passed in "dpl" for One bye parameter, "dptr" if two bytes,
"b,dptr" for three bytes and "acc,b,dptr" for four bytes, the varaible name for
the second parameter will be _<function_name>_PARM_2.
Assemble the assembler routine with the following command.
asx8051 -losg asmfunc.asm
Then compile and link the assembler routine to the C source file with the following command,
sdcc cfunc.c asmfunc.rel
In this case the second parameter onwards will be passed on the stack , the parameters are pushed from right to left i.e. after the call the left most parameter will be on the top of the stack. Here is an example.
extern int asm_func( unsigned short, unsigned short);
int c_func (unsigned short i, unsigned short j) reentrant { return asm_func(i,j); } int main() { return c_func(10,9); }
The corresponding assembler routine is.
.globl _asm_func _asm_func: push _bp mov _bp,sp mov r2,dpl mov a,_bp clr c add a,#0xfd mov r0,a add a,#0xfc mov r1,a mov a,@r0 add a,r2 mov dpl,a mov dph,#0x00 mov sp,_bp pop _bp ret
The compiling and linking procedure remains the same, however note the extra entry & exit linkage required for the assembler code, _bp is the stack frame pointer and is used to compute the offset into the stack for parameters and local variables.
When the source is compiled with --noregparms option , space is allocated for each of the parameters passed to a routine.
In the following example the function cfunc calls an assembler routine asm_func, which takes two parameters.
extern int asm_func( unsigned short, unsigned short); int c_func (unsigned short i, unsigned short j) { return asm_func(i,j); } int main() { return c_func(10,9); }
The corresponding assembler function is:-
.globl _asm_func_PARM_1 .globl _asm_func_PARM_2 .globl _asm_func .area OSEG _asm_func_PARM_1: .ds 1 _asm_func_PARM_2: .ds 1 .area CSEG _asm_func: mov a,_asm_func_PARM_1 add a,_asm_func_PARM_2 mov dpl,a mov dpl,#0x00 ret
Note here that the return values are placed in 'dpl' - One byte return value, 'dpl' LSB & 'dph' MSB for two byte values. 'dpl', 'dph' and 'b' for three byte values (generic pointers) and 'dpl','dph','b' & 'acc' for four byte values.
The parameter naming convention is _<function_name>_PARM_<n>,
where n is the parameter number starting from 1, and counting from the left.
i.e. the left-most parameter name will be _<function_name>_PARM_1.
Assemble the assembler routine with the following command.
asx8051 -losg asmfunc.asm
Then compile and link the assembler routine to the C source file with the following command,
sdcc cfunc.c asmfunc.rel
In this case the parameters will be passed on the stack , the parameters are pushed from right to left i.e. after the call the left most parameter will be on the top of the stack. Here is an example.
extern int asm_func( unsigned short, unsigned short);
int c_func (unsigned short i, unsigned short j) reentrant { return asm_func(i,j); } int main() { return c_func(10,9); }
The corresponding assembler routine is.
.globl _asm_func _asm_func: push _bp mov _bp,sp mov a,_bp clr c add a,#0xfd mov r0,a mov a,_bp clr c add a,#0xfc mov r1,a mov a,@r0 add a,@r1 mov dpl,a mov dph,#0x00 mov sp,_bp pop _bp ret
The compiling and linking procedure remains the same, however note the extra entry & exit linkage required for the assembler code, _bp is the stack frame pointer and is used to compute the offset into the stack for parameters and local variables.


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And never an Ayah (sign) comes to them from the Ayat (proofs, evidences, verses, lessons, signs, revelations, etc.) of their Lord, but that they have been turning away from it. |
| 006:004 Maulana | : |
And there comes not to them any message of the messages of their Lord but they turn away from it. |
| 006:004 Pickthal | : |
Never came there unto them a revelation of the revelations of Allah but they did turn away from it. |
| 006:004 Rashad | : |
No matter what kind of proof comes to them from their Lord, they turn away from it, in aversion. |
| 006:004 Sarwar | : |
(The unbelievers) have always turned away from the revelations and the evidence (of the Truth) that has been sent to them from time to time. |
| 006:004 Shakir | : |
And there does not come to them any communication of the communications of their Lord but they turn aside from it |
| 006:004 Sherali | : |
And there comes not to them any Sign of the Signs of their Lord, but they turn away from it. |
| 006:004 Yusufali | : |
But never did a single one of the signs of their Lord reach them, but they turned away therefrom. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > إعراضهم عن آيات الله Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> Their Turning away from Allah's Signs أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > صفات الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Characteristics of the Disbelievers أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > المكذبون الظالمون > صفاتهم Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Oppressive Liars> Their Characteristics
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# Authorization gem ‘cancan’
group :development, :test do
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end
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# To use Jbuilder templates for JSON # gem ‘jbuilder’
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# Deploy with Capistrano # gem ‘capistrano’
# To use debugger # gem ‘debugger’