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One day I broke a weekly CI build by optimizing an innocent looking class method. Or, to be more precise, I broke the build that ran a week after the optimization. Or, to be more honest, I broke the code half a year before I broke the CI build. Ok, it gets complicated. I'll try to explain it step by step.
You see, in C++ inline keyword doesn't mean exactly function inlining as it does in C. There is a widespread opinion that it works like an advice to a compiler, but this is, of course, a misconception. Compilers don't take advice from us — meat-made people.
What it does in reality — it releases a compiler from the obligation to add an actual callable function in a translation unit. It might be there on certain occasions, but it might as well be missing.
There was a class with a header file and a cpp file. Some of the methods were defined in the header file as inlinable.
// in SomeFile.h inline TOutput SomeClass::SomeMethod(TInput input) { auto output = DoLotOfThings(input); return output; } |
It's not nice to expose code like this for no particular reason. Since the operation itself was heavy, it couldn't be inlined anyway, and even if it could, the penalty of the actual call would be too small relative to the body of the method to consider.
So I moved it to the cpp file and made sure there is a __declspec(dllexport) before the declaration in the header file.
// in SomeFile.h __declspec(dllexport) TOutput SomeClass::SomeMethod(TInput input); // in SomeFile.cpp inline TOutput SomeClass::SomeMethod(TInput input) { auto output = DoLotOfThings(input); return output; } |
My mistake here — I forgot to remove the inline. But it worked fine on my machine, it passed the gated build, and it was passing all the weekly CI builds in every possible configuration.
I found a way to reduce DoLotOfThings to DoFewThings. Hurrah!
I did the changes.
// in SomeFile.h __declspec(dllexport) TOutput SomeClass::SomeMethod(TInput input); // in SomeFile.cpp inline TOutput SomeClass::SomeMethod(TInput input) { auto output = DoFewThings(input); return output; } |
Then I ran a local test build. Then I pushed it through the gated build. Then I waited to see if the night builds were ok. They were ok. They were all ok.
We have to support quite a lot of configurations and for a large project. And we have quite a lot of tests too. The gated check-in triggers builds for a few basic configurations. Then the nightly tests trigger a few more every night. Then finally once a week all of the configurations are built and tested. Now let's say my optimization was enough for MSVC to make code inlinable. And let's say not for Clang. Now in Debug configuration, inlines are turned off by default, and in Release they are not. Also in Dynamic build, dllexport plays its role making the compiler produce things that are promised in DLL interface, but in Static, it doesn't.
So there is one particular configuration for which the compiler doesn't have to make SomeClass::SomeMethod a separate function. But something in another translation unit tries to call it, and this confuses the linker a lot since it's just not there. And the build fails. It fails unexpectedly a week after the optimization has been checked in.
After the local testing, after the gate, and after the nightly tests.
C++ inline is more of a rudiment than a tool. Most of the time, compilers do well inlining things by themselves. They don't need any guidance for that.
Also, most of the time you wouldn't shoot yourself in a foot immediately by putting inlines here and there, so people do that.  Planting a landmine works just like that. Only more unpredictably. And you definitely can do this with inlines.
To give you an impression of what it feels to have unpredictable bugs, I made a build-configuration slot-machine. Enjoy!
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Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
Title: JESUS OF MONTREAL Director: Dennis Arcand Country: Canada ( 1991 ) Super Point: Knowledgeable, and well written, story.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I LIKE THIS MOVIE.
It was a final nominee for best foreign film of the year in the March of 1992 Oscar race, and it didn't win because Journey of Hope was a much stronger film in the stomach wrenching stakes, where Jesus of Montreal tends to get to a point where it doesn't know how to end, what begun as a very nice piece of work by a dedicated Bible scholar and film maker.
This film is not for Christian fanatics who don't like literature and history, as this film makes sure people know the difference between life and theatre, and yet, it is this medium which sends this film flying.
It is a reminder, if not a tribute, to the late Joseph Papp, who used to do Shakespeare around Manhattan, the same way,... by having the actors live it all out through the whole day, in different locations. Here, the actors begin doing a passion play in a local park, at the bequest of a local catholic church, and end up doing much more through out the city, until its size becomes a threat to the church officials. Even the devil is portrayed as a gung ho agent, lawyer, accountant, who knows much can be made here. Heck, with a good promoter, have you any idea what the real Jesus could have done? Scary premise. It is a question Jesus of Montreal is asked by this guy.
The play starts out innocently enough, and the actors involved begin to get into their roles seriously, as the material is indeed, very serious. When the play gets bigger than life, the church begins trying to close it, despite the hypocrisies ( the priest sleeping with the leading actress playing Mary Magdalene ,... clever,... ) the news media is now enjoying the dramatic endeavor and the lead actors strange, and powerful ability. It becomes the toast of town, to the chagrin of the church, which closes the play on the spot, immediately after a very successful outing. The lead actor is serious. And the priest is having anxiety problems. The actor is killed by an accident stemming from an over eager police force preventing the public to see the play. A large pole ( looking like one that would have been used for a cross ) falls on the actor killing him. The priest has a heart attack. They end up in separate hospitals ( Jesus in a modern day hospital, and the priest in a catholic hospital ) but the actors' heart ends up in the priest's body to give him a second chance.  And the film closes.
The premise is clear. The church authorities refuse to accept history, as they feel they wrote it, the way it should have been, with all the miracles and events. Scientific discoveries are finding that the writings are far from the truth, specially now that the Dead Sea Scrolls are available, even though church authorities have denied its originality, and proceeded to denounce those who continue studying it. There were fourteen books found, and only three have been translated, forty five years later. FORTY FIVE YEARS LATER. The Vatican libraries have all this stuff buried in their basement. Why don't they fess up. Even their own cardinals don't know what all of what is down there. It is a form of work like the Sean Connery film.
The acting is unusual, in that one finds in the early stages a satirical tone towards theatre in general, with over acting, 'ham'ing, and lack of general direction. It ends up taking all those bits, and putting them in the correct place, and making a heck of a film while at it.
Should see it.
If you are an open minded Christian, this film is for you. And by the way, the history does not deny Christianity. It just validates it as a faith based on truth and a strong spirit. Not the ideas of man, which was Jesus' real fight. The ideas of man meaning the written down doctrines, which had nothing to do with the real spirit of man. An idea, is not the same as a real vision.
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Hack 94 Determine Who Is on the System
As a system administrator, it pays to know what's happening on your systems. Sure, you spend time reading your logs, but do you take advantage of the other information-gathering utilities available to you? Silently, in the background, your system tracks all kinds of neat information. If you know enough to peek under the system hood, you can get a very good view of what is occurring on the system at any given point in time.
9.7.1 Who's on First?Have you ever needed to know who logged into a system and for how long? Use the users command to see who's logged in now: % users dru biko Perhaps you prefer to know who is on which terminal. Try who. Here, the H includes column headers and the u shows each user's idle time: % who -Hu NAME LINE TIME IDLE FROM dru ttyv1 Jan 25 08:59 01:00 biko ttyv5 Jan 25 09:57 . dru ttyp0 Jan 25 09:58 00:02 (hostname) Feel free to experiment with who's switches to find an output that suits your needs. Here, dru and biko have logged in physically at this system's keyboard using virtual terminals 1 and 5. dru has also logged in over the first psuedoterminal (over the network) from the specified hostname. To find out what everyone is doing, use w: % w 10:07AM up 1:20, 9 users, load averages: 0.02, 0.02, 0.09 USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE WHAT dru v1 - 8:59AM 1:08 pine biko v5 - 9:57AM - w dru p0 hostname 9:58AM 4 -csh (csh)
Notice that as a regular user, I was easily able to find out who is logged in, where they are, and what they're currently doing. If you don't want regular users knowing what commands other users are currently running, see [Hack #57] . 9.7.2 When Did That Happen?You're not limited to finding out what's happening at this particular moment. Use lastlogin to see the most recent time at which each of your users logged in: % lastlogin dru ttyv1 Sun Jan 25 08:59:36 2004 biko ttyv5 Sun Jan 25 09:57:18 2004 dlavigne ttyv6 Sat Jan 24 09:48:32 2004 dru ttyp0 hostname Sun Jan 25 09:58:50 2004 rembackup ttyp0 hostname Fri Jan 23 01:00:00 2004 For a slightly different output, last can show who is still logged in: % last | grep still dru ttyp0 hostname Sun Jan 25 09:58 still logged in dru ttyv1 Sun Jan 25 08:59 still logged in biko ttyv5 Sun Jan 25 09:57 still logged in Do you need a record of system shutdowns or reboots? The /var/log/wtmp database holds this information. Use last to view the desired statistics: % last reboot reboot ~ Tue Jan 20 15:37 reboot ~ Tue Nov 25 07:24 reboot ~ Sun Aug 3 09:05 wtmp begins Tue Jul 1 15:27:26 EDT 2003 % last shutdown shutdown ~ Wed Dec 24 22:14 wtmp begins Tue Jul 1 15:27:26 EDT 2003 9.7.3 Details, DetailsAnother option to consider is enabling system accounting, which maintains a database of extremely detailed statistics of every process and subprocess that has been executed on a system. # touch /var/account/acct # accton /var/account/acct Note that the accton command will fail if you don't specify the name of the accounting log or if that log doesn't already exist. Also, in a queer case of logic, typing accton with no arguments really turns accounting off. Once accounting is enabled, use lastcomm to view the contents of /var/account/acct: % lastcomm lastcomm - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 man - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 sh - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 sh -F dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 less - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 col - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 groff - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 grotty - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 troff - dlavigne ttyv6 0.08 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 tbl - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 zcat - dlavigne ttyv6 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 cron -F root __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 sh - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 sh - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 dd - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 mv - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 mv - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 mv - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 rm - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 jot - operator __ 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:33 accton - root ttyv0 0.00 secs Sun Jan 25 11:32 This comes from a quiet system one minute after enabling accounting. A cron job happened to be running at the time, hence the operator lines. The user dlavigne6 also opened up a manpage during that period. Note all of the processes involved before man actually started.
Depending upon your security requirements, you may not want users to have access to such detailed information. After all, lastcomm will show every process run by every user. Tightening permissions will fix that: # chmod 600 /var/account/acct # su dlavigne % lastcomm lastcomm: /var/account/acct: Permission denied Also, if you're planning on using lastcomm as an extra audit trail, consider changing this file's flags [Hack #56] . You'll also want to have plenty of disk space on the filesystem holding the database. Finally, to enable system accounting when the system boots, add this line to /etc/rc.conf: accounting_enable="YES" 9.7.4 See Also
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Type-Level Programming 101
The Subspace of Scala
Joe Barnes
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- Primarily Java from 2004-2013
- Started Scala late 2012
- Started Scala at Mentor Graphics late 2013
- Lift committer in July 2014
So... Type programming...
What do you know about that, Joe??
I've made zero contributions to shapeless
Also no contributions to Cats
Although I have contributed plenty of cat memes!
I'm not here to share expertise on the subject,
but rather my Aha! moment.
Programming in Scala is like...
Normal value programming
A flask of type programming!
Where does this go?
SUBSPACE!
Let's compare values to types with the simplest domain ever
But how can we test our BoolType??
Ok, but what about negative test cases??
That's cool and everything, but this is kinda ugly for Scala...
Fortunately there is a syntax trick for making binary operators to get...
Well that was easy... It's just two types, really...
Types, types, and more types, blah, blah, blah.
What good is it??
This implementation validates size at runtime.
But when do we know the size?
Compile time! (The vectors are immutable)
We can validate our lengths without a runtime IllegalArgumentException!
So why are we even using values at all?
Thus far we've only hard-coded anyway...
Retrospective
Types are not just the shape of my objects
Type programming can expedite computation to compile time
This guarantees I see the errors, rather than my users
Type validations propagate through my code base
Questions?
Concerns?


I am a master student majoring Computer Science at Khoury College of Computer and Information Sciences, Northeastern University.
I got my bachelor degree from Peking University in 2015. During university, I majored in the Intelligence Science and Technology.
Besides that, I also chose the Philosophy as my second major which mainly taught me that I am not good at philosophy😂.
After graduation, I joined Datapps Co.,Ltd. which focuses on advanced applications and technologies in the area of big data.
Three-year work experience has trained me to become a good big data engineer.
My interest are Hadoop stack, Spark and database system. As a fan of video games, I am also interested in technology about
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Major: Intelligence Science and Technology
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Developed a big data analysis platform based on Hadoop, and mainly focused on encapsulating the functionality of DataFrame, RDD, and mllib to build visual analysis tools and tuning Spark.
Optimized performance of join and star join operation in DataFrame with MapDB, optimized performance and applicability of cost-based optimization (CBO) of DataFrame, and implemented and
optimized interaction between Spark and HBase using spark hbase connector. Researched the source code of Spark about job scheduling and task execution, data source, and logical plans.
Developed and maintained big data analysis platforms and task scheduler system based on Hadoop for China Mobile Guangdong Company and China Mobile Beijing Company.
Joined the database development team of LinkoopDB. Implemented the functionality of database link which enables LinkoopDB to retrieve, update and manage other database systems’ metadata
and data. Developed the alpha version of stored procedure engine which is basically compatible with the syntax of Teradata’s stored procedure. Extended the function of parser and engine
of LinkoopDB to support window clause, window functions and OLAP functions.
Web Server Engineer, Development Department
Built web server based on Spring with Solr as storage module, and designed RESTful API.
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Participated in the development of a FPS Game, Crisis 2015; analyzed the maps of regimental combats, such as Dust 2 and Aztec, and designed a regimental map;
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Well my friend and I decided to try some heroin after having smoked weed for about 3 months. Lately I have had the urge to try something a litter harder than weed. Well I scored some fine china at our local ghetto. And it came in a little water ballon. I took it out and it was this stuff that looked like dirt. Well, my friend (he has tried it a couple of times before) cooked the stuff up and told me how to shoot it up. He said that we should share the needle, because that is how he always has done it. So I agreed.  He played around with the syringe pulling some blood into the syringe. I was like ok come on hurry up. SOoo he pushed it in.
It was like nothing I have never felt before. My arm felt contaminated instantaniously. I felt as if my arm fell asleep and then my whole body was dead numb. I was messed up completly right when he injected it in me. The feeling is soo awesome. I was soo engrossed in the feeling that my left eye shed a tear. I now knew why people have died on this drug. I felt soo comfortable and warm. I felt no worries whatsoever. All I remember after that was just staring at the ceiling and wanting to climb my own leg.
When I started to come down I began to feel very itchy and had an uncomfortable feeling in my stomach. So I told my friend that I wanting to go throw up. He said nonsense. And he insisted that I take another shot. I said no but he manipulated me and I gave in. This time it was different.
When he shot me up my arm BURNED in pain and I started to scream. My whole face started to feel like I was burning from the inside out. I was losing my breath and I could not let my friend know how I felt. I was getting scared. Then, all of a sudden it hit me. The warmth of the drug. It felt soo good. After it subsided I asked my friend for some more. And he told me that we had no more left. Soo I pulled out my bank card and insisted we go to the bank and get some more money to buy more dope. He agreed and said that this time we get better stuff.
When he mixed up the stuff I was excited to feel the same feeling again. My heart was beating so fast. When he pulled out the same needle I got excited again. When he shot me up I felt as though I traveled to a different place. It was a place where there was great vegitation and water. I was flying through the water but I wasn't swimming. Just flying under water.  When I came out of the water I saw this hole with a deep pit. It was purple and had huge pillars going down it. I decided not to go in when all of a sudden I got pushed by something then as I fell I woke up in the hospital.
I had overdosed on Heroin but it was an expierence I will never forget.
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public abstract class DirectoryWalker<T>
Abstract class that walks through a directory hierarchy and provides subclasses with convenient hooks to add specific behaviour.
This class operates with a FileFilter
and maximum depth to
limit the files and direcories visited.
Commons IO supplies many common filter implementations in the
filefilter package.
The following sections describe:
FileCleaner
implementation.FileFilter
(s) with DirectoryWalker
.public class FileCleaner extends DirectoryWalker { public FileCleaner() { super(); } public List clean(File startDirectory) { List results = new ArrayList(); walk(startDirectory, results); return results; } protected boolean handleDirectory(File directory, int depth, Collection results) { // delete svn directories and then skip if (".svn".equals(directory.getName())) { directory.delete(); return false; } else { return true; } } protected void handleFile(File file, int depth, Collection results) { // delete file and add to list of deleted file.delete(); results.add(file); } }
The first option is to visit all directories and files. This is achieved via the no-args constructor.
The second constructor option is to supply a single FileFilter
that describes the files and directories to visit. Care must be taken
with this option as the same filter is used for both directories
and files.
For example, if you wanted all directories which are not hidden and files which end in ".txt":
public class FooDirectoryWalker extends DirectoryWalker { public FooDirectoryWalker(FileFilter filter) { super(filter, -1); } } // Build up the filters and create the walker // Create a filter for Non-hidden directories IOFileFilter fooDirFilter = FileFilterUtils.andFileFilter(FileFilterUtils.directoryFileFilter, HiddenFileFilter.VISIBLE); // Create a filter for Files ending in ".txt" IOFileFilter fooFileFilter = FileFilterUtils.andFileFilter(FileFilterUtils.fileFileFilter, FileFilterUtils.suffixFileFilter(".txt")); // Combine the directory and file filters using an OR condition java.io.FileFilter fooFilter = FileFilterUtils.orFileFilter(fooDirFilter, fooFileFilter); // Use the filter to construct a DirectoryWalker implementation FooDirectoryWalker walker = new FooDirectoryWalker(fooFilter);
The third constructor option is to specify separate filters, one for
directories and one for files. These are combined internally to form
the correct FileFilter
, something which is very easy to
get wrong when attempted manually, particularly when trying to
express constructs like 'any file in directories named docs'.
For example, if you wanted all directories which are not hidden and files which end in ".txt":
public class FooDirectoryWalker extends DirectoryWalker { public FooDirectoryWalker(IOFileFilter dirFilter, IOFileFilter fileFilter) { super(dirFilter, fileFilter, -1); } } // Use the filters to construct the walker FooDirectoryWalker walker = new FooDirectoryWalker( HiddenFileFilter.VISIBLE, FileFilterUtils.suffixFileFilter(".txt"), );This is much simpler than the previous example, and is why it is the preferred option for filtering.
What DirectoryWalker
does provide for cancellation is:
DirectoryWalker.CancelException
which can be thrown in any of the
lifecycle methods to stop processing.walk()
method traps thrown DirectoryWalker.CancelException
and calls the handleCancelled()
method, providing
a place for custom cancel processing.Implementations need to provide:
DirectoryWalker.CancelException
.handleCancelled()
method.
Two possible scenarios are envisaged for cancellation:
The following sections provide example implementations for these two different scenarios.
cancel()
method that can be
called by another thread to stop the processing. A typical example use-case
would be a cancel button on a GUI. Calling this method sets a
volatile flag to ensure it will work properly in a multi-threaded environment.
The flag is returned by the handleIsCancelled()
method, which
will cause the walk to stop immediately. The handleCancelled()
method will be the next, and last, callback method received once cancellation
has occurred.
public class FooDirectoryWalker extends DirectoryWalker { private volatile boolean cancelled = false; public void cancel() { cancelled = true; } private void handleIsCancelled(File file, int depth, Collection results) { return cancelled; } protected void handleCancelled(File startDirectory, Collection results, CancelException cancel) { // implement processing required when a cancellation occurs } }
DirectoryWalker.CancelException
could be implemented
in any of the lifecycle methods.
public class BarDirectoryWalker extends DirectoryWalker { protected boolean handleDirectory(File directory, int depth, Collection results) throws IOException { // cancel if hidden directory if (directory.isHidden()) { throw new CancelException(file, depth); } return true; } protected void handleFile(File file, int depth, Collection results) throws IOException { // cancel if read-only file if (!file.canWrite()) { throw new CancelException(file, depth); } results.add(file); } protected void handleCancelled(File startDirectory, Collection results, CancelException cancel) { // implement processing required when a cancellation occurs } }
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This color will overwrite the color for both the normal and hover state.
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Changes the color that is used to fill the radio button when it is checked (mouse is on top of radio button).
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| color | New check color |
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Change the image that is displayed on top of the checkbox when it is focused.
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This color is ignored when checked and unchecked images are set.
| color | New foreground color |
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This color will overwrite the color for both the normal and hover state.
| void tgui::RadioButtonRenderer::setForegroundColorHover | ( | const Color & | color | ) |
Changes the foreground color in hover state (mouse is standing on top of the radio button).
This color is ignored when checked and unchecked images are set.
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This color is ignored when checked and unchecked images are set.
| color | New foreground color |
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| Exception | for unknown properties or when value was of a wrong type. |
Reimplemented from tgui::WidgetRenderer.
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| color | New text color |
This color will overwrite the color for both the normal and hover state.
| void tgui::RadioButtonRenderer::setTextColorHover | ( | const Color & | color | ) |
Changes the color of the text in hover state (mouse is standing on top of the radio button).
| color | New text color |
| void tgui::RadioButtonRenderer::setTextColorNormal | ( | const Color & | color | ) |
Changes the color of the text in normal state (mouse not on top of the radio button).
| color | New text color |
| void tgui::RadioButtonRenderer::setUncheckedHoverTexture | ( | const Texture & | texture | ) |
Change the image that is displayed when the checkbox is not checked and the mouse is on top of the checkbox.
| texture | The new unchecked hover texture |
This only has effect when the normal checked and unchecked images are also set. Pass an empty string to unset the image.
| void tgui::RadioButtonRenderer::setUncheckedTexture | ( | const Texture & | texture | ) |
Change the image that is displayed when the checkbox is not checked.
| texture | The new unchecked texture |
When checked and unchecked images are set, the background and foreground color properties will be ignored. Pass an empty string to unset the image.


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"Ko Samui,Thailand" ?Posted by devon on Thursday, January 1, 2004
You can call me Philias Fogg.
 I had travelled straight from the depths of a malaysian jungle for nearly 40 hours, having rediculous experiences all along the way. I didnt make it to my destination though, Ko phan ngan, but at least I got as far as I could in the time allotted. Its the jungles fault. It made me get lost and be late for all sorts of things. I never got a chance to do any of this kind of thing on the boats, it was all laid before me and taken care of. But now that the test is bieng put to me, I'm finding myself in a lot of experiences which meet and exceed what I expected for my trip, and thats a surprise.
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ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit Releases His New Top 6 Poll
by Andrew HolleranESPN college football analyst Kirk Herbstreit has updated his personal rankings following Week 12 of the 2019 regular season.
There hasn’t been too much of a shuffling in Herbstreit’s rankings, as most of the country’s top teams won on Saturday.
Two undefeated teams – Baylor and Minnesota – both lost in Week 12, though, and the Golden Gophers have since fallen out of Herbstreit’s top six.
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After reading Breaking Open The Head in 2002, a good friend and myself have become increasingly interested in what I'll term the more 'esoteric' or profoundly internal drug experiences to be had. A few months ago, my friend aquired 200mg of 5MEO-DMT. He tried it right after he got it and has been bugging me to try it ever since. I've been resisting, 'cuz I've been feeling like my life was in a bit of disarray -- I just moved, my girlfriend and I are trying to get our lives in order a little bit, been going to therapy, etc. -- and I really didn't want to try a new psychedelic until everything was settled.
In addition, I had researched the drug well (accounts on websites, newsgroups, etc.), and was famliar with the potential for overwhelming experiences on 5MEO-DMT, especially from doing too much. I was not anxious to have such an experience.
But last week my friend came over with another friend of ours and the four of us were hanging out in the living room, listening to good chill music (Brian Eno's Music For Airports). Even though my girlfriend and I moved just six weeks ago, at this point the living room is pretty well put together -- nice soft lighting, images of Buddha, Zen paintings, a picture of my girlfriend in a weird landscape in Iceland, comfortable furniture -- and my friend decides to smoke some of the 5MEO-DMT. No problem, we all agree we'll be silent and watch him go through it.
So he gets a tiny crystal of the stuff, relaxes on the couch and I light the glass pipe for him. He takes a hit, exhales, closes his eyes and sinks back into the couch. The smell of the smoke is weird and plastic-y. Then he gets a look of pretty intense concentration and brings his hands up to his mouth.  He starts making small sounds, almost like small laughs of unbelief.
After about ten minutes, he opens his eyes and says 'whoa.' He starts telling us about how this was a much better experience than his first time. How we shouldn't be worried, to just do a small hit if we're nervous. That it's a pretty indescribable experience.
So my interest is well piqued. And it's a great vibe in the room, and the music's sounding good, and I'm feeling right, and everything seems like 'go for it.' Also, the fact that our fourth friend is there is adding something. She's a friend from high school that I lived with for a bit (platonically) and now rarely see -- she's getting a PhD and has a new husband who has a 10 year old, so she's pretty busy. Hanging with her happens so rarely that it's giving a nice surreal slant on the evening anyway. And the fact that she's in my house, and hanging with us while we do these esoteric drugs -- it's great. It seems like the right time to do it. So I do.
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It's wild. I took one small crystal in the pipe. my friend lit it, it smoked, and I took a relatively small hit. I felt it coming on almost immediately. Very physical. I felt like my conscious mind was relatively unaffected. I could still think coherent thoughts about the trip, about how each sensation felt, reminding myself to breathe deeply, to listen to the music, to really feel what I was going through.
There is no real way to explain what happened from one moment to the next as the experience as a whole seemed very complete, yet simultaneously comprised of many moments.
It definately felt like I was transported somewhere. Like I was physically moving somehow. Like my body was made of a floating, pulsating crystal. Like those strange geometric luminescent patterns I see on acid. I felt like my body was composed of those. Moving the same, evolving the way they do, transforming.
As I read in another account, there was a profound sense of time (or lack of), of being in the moment, of just being.
I also felt that every instant was its own experience to be had, savored, individually, completely different from every other experience -- but that there was another, more complex effect happening as these moments moved from one to another. The way a film can be analyzed by looking at each shot unto itself but another effect happens when you study how the shots work moving from one to the next.
And of course, while it was happening, I was thinking 'Oh! This will be so easy to explain to people! It's so wild!' and as I got further and further from the center of the experience, it began to slip further and further away, like these experiences always do.
The only rocky moment I had was in the middle. At a certain point, I began to feel some uncomfortable sensations in my stomach. A stomach-ache pretty much. I hoped it would go away, and when it didn't, I got a bit nervous. But I was reassured by the fact that I knew the trip would only last about ten minutes, and at least five had gone by. As soon as I was reassured, I stopped worrying about the stomach-ache. It didn't go away, but I stopped worrying about it.
I later realized that it was probably because I had just finished having a burger and a couple of beers at a bar (I didn't know I'd be doing DMT!), and when I do it next time I'm going to have an empty stomach for sure. That being said, I have read about the nauseau sometimes associated with DMT, so maybe that played a part too.
AFTER:
The trip came to a bit of an end, I opened my eyes, feeling like ages had passed, even though it also felt like only ten minutes had passed. I was super relaxed, very chill, and my muscles felt a bit sore. My girlfriend did it after me, and the first thing she said when she opened her eyes was 'That was beautiful.'
Then we all smoked a little pot, put on some good downbeat music, put on sunglasses, danced very slowly for a couple of hours (!) and went to bed.
The next day I felt like I had been beaten up with a lead pipe, but this might have been due to playing raquetball before doing the DMT (another friend of ours tried it later in the week and reported no ill effects the next day). It was pretty incredible, and I can see why people wouldn't need to do it all the time, but it definitely seems like an experience well worth having. I have since become the same type of convert as my friend, and have tried to spread the word about this fantastic experience.
But I firmly believe that 5MEO-DMT is a 'right place, right time' type of experience. You will know when the time is right.
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CHMEX02-Oct-18 09:19 PM
I compared the Transaction counts and Payments from the first two weeks of July 2018 to the last 14 Days (from today)
There is an increase of 78% of transactions and 86% increase of payments. We are again above 10k transactions a day.
jorian02-Oct-18 09:21 PM
in what? KMD?
CHMEX02-Oct-18 09:22 PM
yes
IP02-Oct-18 09:25 PM
guys why kmd continues to dump?
jl777c02-Oct-18 09:31 PM
in a bear market it needs no reason to go down, that is the expected direction. KMD has actually been gradually climbing the CMC rankings over the last weeks
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 10:14 PM
weren't we the whole time around 50ish?
haven't looked at it in a while though, what was the lowest rank?
jl777c02-Oct-18 10:15 PM
mid 60s for a while
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 10:16 PM
thanks
btc dominance dropping like it's hot
alt coins stopped falling and are just hovering
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Oct-18 10:17 PM
btc dominance dropping like it's hot
But your math said that shouldn't happen
jl777c02-Oct-18 10:17 PM
if you factor out XRP, BTC dominance is still pretty close to this years high
see, if not for the XRP jump of 4%+ the BTC would be very close to the peak of the year
IP02-Oct-18 11:00 PM
xrp is a fucking plague
why do people like it so much anyways
i mean ripple basically printed 100bln tokens set up validator nodes and sell the tokens to ppl because it is the new standard for money or whatever is their pitch
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:02 PM
its worse. they sell at a discount to preferred partners, who then make instant profits selling at full price
many other problems
ask for the first 30,000 blocks of XRP
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
okay, i see now what you mean
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
they say they lost it
IP02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
people say nowadays anyone can run a ripple node so it is decentralized
and you can run a ripple validator node sure
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
they just made up ledger entries
IP02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
but does not mean you have a say in consensus
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:03 PM
they used to be able to edit it however they wanted
i think they still have the account freeze feature
it is paypal
IP02-Oct-18 11:04 PM
if i undestand it right they issue key to sign with the validator nodes
so basically running or not running 3rd party validator node for xrp makes 0 sense if ripple is the one who issues validation keys
how come noone from the tech guys really speak about shortcomings of xrp
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:06 PM
they likely can invalidate any validation key
IP02-Oct-18 11:06 PM
well they expire and get renewed
or not get renewed=)
jl777c02-Oct-18 11:07 PM
the XRP, EOS, type of systems it is one step better than the fiat, so i guess they are a bridge to the real crypto
IP02-Oct-18 11:07 PM
true but not when they issue 100bln tokens to dump on plebs
and organize regular pump-dumps
CHMEX02-Oct-18 11:10 PM
takes apparently 6 Months to sync a ripple node(edited)
IP02-Oct-18 11:11 PM
@CHMEX are you kidding?
how come it is that bad
CHMEX02-Oct-18 11:11 PM
it's big
IP02-Oct-18 11:11 PM
i thought eth was hard to sync
CHMEX02-Oct-18 11:12 PM
At the time of writing (2018-03-01), a server with all XRP Ledger history requires 6.8TB
not sure if SSD is needed
IP02-Oct-18 11:12 PM
woah fucking hell
CHMEX02-Oct-18 11:13 PM
estimating storage sizing at roughly 12GB per day
and yes SSD
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:13 PM
lolwat, how is that going to work in 10 years?
are they gonna delete old ledger data at some point and hash it?
maybe that's what they tested with the first 30k
not sure....

IP02-Oct-18 11:20 PM
Ripple says xRapid uses the digital asset as a kind of "bridge" between currencies, allowing payment providers and banks to process faster cross-border transactions.
For example, a bank might want to process a transaction from U.S. dollars to Mexican pesos. According to Ripple, this process normally requires pre-funded local currency accounts in order to take place. Ripple claims that process can be bypassed by converting the U.S. dollars into XRP tokens through a cryptocurrency exchange, moving the money overseas, and converting it into Mexican pesos via a local digital asset exchange on the other end.
so basically, if you want to change peso to dollar you need to go through xrp and crypto exchanges and this somehow is better than traditional finance
WHAT THE FUCK ARE THEY SMOKING THERE?
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:22 PM
From what I understand it "at least" is faster and you don't have to go through 10 international banks, which add all their own fees to the transaction.
better than old finance, still sucks in comparison to other crypto solutions
It's like a horse carriage maker, improving the tires of their horse carriages, when cars became a thing
IP02-Oct-18 11:24 PM
dunno man how come it is better- you wire us dollars to bittrex, buy xrp tokens with slippage, withdraw to mexican exchange for crypto (lol), sell xrp there for peso (and pay slippage) withdraw peso. still need to work with banks and 2 crypto exchanges in different countries
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:25 PM
it's not supposed to be used by normal users, but rather bank to bank
IP02-Oct-18 11:25 PM
and hope that this shit does not dump in price while exchanges process your transactions
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:33 PM
/kmdbtcchart
was worth a try
bpkdasbaum02-Oct-18 11:43 PM
Uh. MACD cross on the weekly
Deleted User03-Oct-18 12:45 AM
Anyone else’s btcmarkets account get compromised
Luckily I don’t keep a single Btc on exchanges anymore (used to all be on there LOL)
Not sure if they got hacked, if I got malware or what happened but they changed my password
Fuckers
Deleted User03-Oct-18 01:44 AM
Yeah I did
I know my gfs brothers downloaded some game hacks LOL.. but even so he did it last night and I haven’t logged on since. No email warning for pass change, new phone last week and no phishing bs as I bookmark
What’s a way to have a secure password without forgetting? Gonna change everything over again but wondering security wise
Would something like say
Qwertyuiop backwards so poiuytrewq
And then some symbols
In a pattern like every 2nd symbol
Poiuytrewq!#%&(
Are passwords like that decently secure?
Obviously not said example or qwerty LOL but if it’s some sense of randomness with a personal word/numbers thrown in at the end


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Welcome to Truck Finder (Angular) !
This web application facilitated to find different type of food truck is located in specific location in google map even user can able to check food items as well as applicant name and distance
Getting Started
To get you started you can simply clone the truck-finder repository and install the dependencies:
Prerequisites
We also use a number of Node.js tools to initialize and test truck-finder. You must have Node.js and its package manager (npm) installed. You can get them from here.
Install Dependencies
We have two kinds of dependencies in this project: tools and Angular framework code. The tools help us manage and test the application.
Note:
Install grunt dependancy from package.json
$ npm install
you should find out that you have two new folders in your project.
- node_modules - contains the npm packages for the tools we need
Run the Application
Install grunt dependancy from package.json
- $ npm install
Once grunt installed then you can run following command to deployed project [dist]
- $ grunt (deployed project)
- $ grunt watch (It will watch changes in project and deploy project if changes found)
Install xampp server
Check, Download link
copy paste application dist folder into xampp\htdocs\CREATE_PROJECT_FOLDER folder.
run xampp server using xampp console.
type in browser, http://localhost/PROJECT_FOLDER/dist


| pillar_shaft {pillar} | R Documentation |
Internal class for formatting the data for a column.
pillar_shaft()
is a coercion method that must be implemented
for your data type to display it in a tibble.
This class comes with a default method for print()
that calls format()
.
If print()
is called without width
argument, the natural width will be
used when calling format()
.
Usually there's no need to implement this method for your subclass.
Your subclass must implement format()
, the default implementation just
raises an error.
Your format()
method can assume a valid value for the width
argument.
pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'pillar_shaft' print(x, width = NULL, ...) ## S3 method for class 'pillar_shaft' format(x, width, ...) ## S3 method for class 'logical' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'numeric' pillar_shaft(x, ..., sigfig = NULL) ## S3 method for class 'Date' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'POSIXt' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'character' pillar_shaft(x, ..., min_width = NULL) ## S3 method for class 'pillar_vertical' pillar_shaft(x, ..., min_width = NULL, na_indent = 0L, shorten = NULL) ## S3 method for class 'list' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'factor' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'AsIs' pillar_shaft(x, ...) ## Default S3 method: pillar_shaft(x, ...)
x |
A vector to format |
... |
Arguments passed to methods. |
width |
Width for printing and formatting. |
sigfig |
Deprecated, use |
min_width |
Deprecated, use |
na_indent |
Indentation of |
shorten |
How to abbreviate the data if necessary:
|
The default method will currently format via format()
,
but you should not rely on this behavior.
pillar_shaft(1:3) pillar_shaft(1.5:3.5) pillar_shaft(NA) pillar_shaft(c(1:3, NA))


The following example loads <wuf-navigation> inside of a container with a fixed width and color background in order to simulate the appearance of the component inside a sidebar.
By default <wuf-navigation> assumes it is positioned on the left side of the layout and orients itself vertically. By changing the value of the "position" attribute, however, we can instruct the <wuf-navigation> to orient itself horizontally for positioning at the top of the layout.
By default navigation items place their icons to the left of the text label. To place the icons on top, change the "iconPosition" attribute to "top".
You can construct a wuf-navigation component using one of two methods: using a JSON object to describe the content, or manually inserting content through content projection.
The wuf-navigation can use a JSON object to build the list of wuf-nav-link
components that make up the navigation pane.
You can use either one of two different methods for retrieving the JSON object:
component takes a dataUrl which is used to retrieve a json object used for building the navigation.
For demonstration purposes, the dataUrl in this app is bound to the local '/assets/dummydata/navigation.json' asset which returns a JSON object. In your application dataUrl should be bound to the URL of a micro-service that constructs the JSON object based on the structure of your application and the permissions of the user.The json object used for constructing the navigation should have the following structure:
Every element in the routes array requires a link, label property while the icon and id properties are optional. The id property is helpful for use in tests, for example. You can reference the character entities used for icons and find additional icons used within Material Design here: https://material.io/icons. NOTE: Only Material Design Icons are currently supported.
The wuf-navigation component supports Content projection (aka, "transclusion" in previous versions of Angular). To use content projection, don't include either a [dataUrl] or [data] attribute when constructing your component. Instead, simply manually pass a list of <wuf-navigation-link>s as the content of the <wuf-navigation> tag:
By default <wuf-navigation> assumes it is positioned on the left side of the layout and orients itself vertically. By changing the value of the "position" attribute, however, we can instruct the <wuf-navigation> to orient itself horizontally for positioning at the top of the layout. It is strongly recommended to use the configuation service (via WufConfigurationService) to supply <wuf-navigation> with the value for the position attribute.
The position attribute from <wuf-navigation> will propagate down to the children <wuf-navigation-link> elements.
By default icons are positioned on the left side of a navigation item. To change this behavior, pass a value to the "iconPosition" attribute. Possible values include "top", "left".
The iconPosition attribute from <wuf-navigation> will propagate down to the children <wuf-navigation-link> elements.
| Property | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| dataUrl | string |
None | The url of an API to use to retrieve navigation data. The service must return an object in the navigation object format. |
| data | object |
None | A navigation object with navigation data. |
| activeOptions | string |
'{{'{'}}exact: true{{'}'}}' | The position of the navigation element, either {{'{'}}exact: true{{'}'}} or {{'{'}}exact: false{{'}'}}. This will put the link active if needed when the path is exact or almost that. This property is related to routerLinkActiveOptions of a link. |
| position | string |
'left' | The position of the navigation element, either 'top' or 'left'. A value of 'top' orients the navigation component horizontally. A value of 'left' orients the navigation component vertically. |
| iconPosition | string |
'left' | The position of navigation items' icon relative to the text. |
| alignment | string |
'left' | The alignment of navigation items within the header. This only has an effect when position="top". Possible values are "left" (default), "center", and "right". |
| i18nKey | string |
None | The i18n key to use for translation. To use you must ensure that ngx-translate is included in your application and that there is a matching key in your application's /assets/i18n/[language].json file(s).
|
The following theme-related CSS custom properties are available to use throughout your application's CSS files should you decide to use them to further customize your brand's appearance. By default, the values of these properties are set to use the default brand theme. However, you can easily override all of the following default value with your own theme values using the SCSS methods defined in the Theme System documentation.
| CSS Custom property | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| --wuf-navigation-link-color | Navigation item link text color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-50) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-bg-color | Background color for navigation items. By default, the background color is transparent and, therefore, takes on the color of --wuf-sidebar-bg-color. | transparent |
| --wuf-navigation-link-hover-color | Navigation item link hover text color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-60) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-hover-bg-color | Navigation item link background color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-10) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-active-color | Navigation item link hover background color. | var(--wuf-color-white) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-active-bg-color | Navigation active item link background color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-10) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-active-hover-color | Navigation active item link hover background color. | var(--wuf-color-white) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-active-accent-color | The color accent to show on active navigation items. | var(--wuf-color-accent) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-font-size | The navigation item text size. Only applies when configuration is set to navigation.position='top'. It is highly recommended to us "em" unit values here so the text can be resized responsively. | inherit |
| --wuf-navigation-link-icon-size | The navigation item icon size. Only applies when configuration is set to navigation.position='top'. It is highly recommended to us "em" unit values here so the text can be resized responsively. | 1.5em |
| --wuf-navigation-link-margin | The margin around each top-level navigation item. Only applies when configuration is set to navigation.position='top'. It is highly recommended to us "em" unit values here so the text can be resized responsively. | 1.5em |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-color | Nested navigation item link text color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-30) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-hover-color | Nested navigation item link hover text color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-lighter-40) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-bg-color | Nested navigation item background color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-darker-5) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-hover-bg-color | Nested navigation item hover background color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-darker-10) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-active-color | Nested navigation active item background color. | var(--wuf-color-white) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-active-hover-color | Nested active navigation item hover text color. | var(--wuf-color-white) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-active-bg-color | Nested active navigation item hover background color. | var(--wuf-color-primary-darker-10) |
| --wuf-navigation-link-nested-active-accent-color | The color accent to show on nested active navigation items. | var(--wuf-navigation-link-active-accent-color) |
For additional sidebar-related CSS custom properties view documentation for Layout and Navigation Footer.


Class: jqPlot
Plot object returned by call to $.jqplot. Handles parsing user options,
creating sub objects (Axes, legend, title, series) and rendering the plot.
Class: jqPlot
Plot object returned by call to $.jqplot. Handles parsing user options,
creating sub objects (Axes, legend, title, series) and rendering the plot.
new Class: jqPlot
Plot object returned by call to $.jqplot. Handles parsing user options,
creating sub objects (Axes, legend, title, series) and rendering the plot.()


31=Raspberry PI, 6=Photon
Direct microprocessor looped control
output here
Digital Write
Analog Write
D0-send-
D1-send-
D2-send-
D3-send-
A4-send-
A5-send-
A5/D2 values are linked
A4/D3 values are linked
Digital Read
Analog Read
Delete the following after finished testing
If using a sensor edit the below code to set your values to a correct amount with units:
: Volts
On the Photon
Note: Analog sensors A0-A7 read from 0-4095
Note: PWM from 0 to 255 and works on the following 7 pins
D0, D1, (A4 or D2), (A5 or D3), WKP=A7, RX, TX
Serial - I2C
D0 = SDA
D1 = SCL
Serial - SPI
A5 = MOSI
A4 = MISO
A3 = SCLK
Serial - UART
TX = Serial Pin 1
RX = Serial Pin 2
For the Raspberry PI
GPIO pins at: 2-27 Some are preset pull-up.
Note: PWM! only at GPIO pins: 13, 16, 18, 19
Note: The Raspberry PI does not have analogRead ability, so I have tricked the PI into thinking A0-A7 are Analog Reads by assuming a
capacitor is being used and a very fast loop is counting the number of loops until the capacitor is charged.
The circuit goes: 3V3 --> variable resistor --> (Branching to GPIO pin ) --> 0.10 uF Capacitor --> 100 ohm resistor --> GND
Serial - I2C
GPIO 2 = SDA
GPIO 3 = SCL


Files palette basic tests
Initial view, tree controls, context menu, double-click behaviors
Steps
- You'll want to setup a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login or resetting the existing user login (ask engineers about how to do that).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if necessary.
- Look at Files palette. You should see an initial set of files: app.css, app.js, and then some folders: libs, sample, themes.
- Verify the tree control and that you can expand and close folders by clicking on + and - squares.
- With the mouse inside of the Files palette's main area, click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu.
You should see "Rename...", "Delete" and "Download". (Don't activate these commands yet - see below for specific tests for each of these commands.)
- Try double-clicking on the various file types to make sure that the appropriate editor is launched.
- Double-click on Sample1.html. The page editor should show the sample contents, which (with 0.5 completed) should include a states demo where some controls appear and disappear at runtime depending on what the user clicks on at runtime.
- Double-click on SampleJs.js. The source editor should show the JavaScript source code.
- Double-click on SampleBanner.jpg. The image should appear in an editor tab.
- Go into themes/claro. Double-click on a *.css, then on a *.json file. The source editor should show the CSS and JSON source code, respectively.
- Go into themes/claro. Double-click on claro.theme. This should launch the Dojo/Claro theme editor.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
new files and folders
Steps
- You'll want to set up a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login or resetting the existing user login (ask engineers about how to do that).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if necessary.
- For the rest of this test, the term "root-level file" means a file in the workspace root folder, not in a subfolder
- With the mouse inside of the Files palette's main area, click on one of the root-level files (e.g., app.css) and
then click on the "New folder..." icon on toolbar.
In the dialog(s) that appear, enter a new folder name (e.g., "aaaa") and clock OK. The new folder should show in the Files palette.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
add files
Steps
- You'll want to set up a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login or
resetting the existing user login (ask engineers about how to do that).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if necessary.
- With the mouse inside of the Files palette's main area,
click on one of the root-level files (e.g., Sample.html) and then
click on the "Upload Files" icon on the Files palette toolbar. In the dialog(s) that appear, choose a file from your
disk and upload to your workspace. The new file should have been added
into the root folder in the Files palette.
- Create a new folder (see instructions above), perhaps named "ggg".
With the mouse inside of the Files palette's main area,
click on thie folder (e.g., ggg) and then click on the "Upload Files" icon on the Files palette toolbar.
In the dialog(s) that appear, choose a file from your disk and
upload to your workspace. The new file should have been added into the ggg
folder in the Files palette.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
delete files
Steps
- You'll want to set up a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login or resetting the existing user login (ask engineers about how to do that).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if necessary.
- Add a new HTML file, such as mmm.html (see above for instructions). Close the page editor tab that appears. Then, in the Files palette, click on mmm.html and then click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu and choose "Delete". Click OK on "are you sure" warning dialog. The Files palette should no longer show the file.
- Create a new folder (see instructions above), perhaps named "nnn". Add a new file (e.g., ooo.html) into that folder (see instructions above). Close the page editor tab that appears. Then, in the Files palette, click on ooo.html and then click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu and choose "Delete". Click OK on "are you sure" warning dialog. The Files palette should no longer show the file.
- Create a new folder (e.g., www) and add a file into that folder (e.g., via New operations - see instructions above for how to do this.) In the Files palette, click on www and then click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu and choose "Delete". Click OK on "are you sure" warning dialog. The Files palette should no longer show the folder (or any of the files that were in the folder).
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
rename files
Steps
- You'll want to set up a virgin user environment by creating a whole new user login or resetting the existing user login (ask engineers about how to do that).
Clear the browser cache. Launch the Maqetta server. Login if necessary.
- Add a new HTML file, such as mmm.html (see above for instructions). Close the page editor tab that appears. Then, in the Files palette, click on mmm.html and then click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu and choose "Rename..." and enter a new name (e.g., mmm2.html). The Files palette should show mmm2.html instead of mmm.html.
- Create a new folder (see instructions above), perhaps named "n2". Add a new file (e.g., o2.html) into that folder (see instructions above). Close the page editor tab that appears. Then, in the Files palette, click on ooo.html and then click the right mouse button (or Ctrl-click on Mac) to bring up context menu and choose "Rename...". Enter a new name (e.g., o3.html).
The Files palette should show the renamed files.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
download as ZIP (context menu)
Steps
- Click on one file in Files palette to select it.
Right-click on file to bring up context menu and select "Download". In dialog, accept default name (download.zip).
A file named download.zip should be in your browser's download area.
- Click on one file in Files palette to select it, then Ctl-click (Cmd-Click on Mac) on two other files to select them, also.
Right-click on file to bring up context menu and select "Download". In dialog, type in "download2".
A file named download2.zip should be in your browser's download area with the three files inside.
- Select the ./themes/sketch folder.
Right-click on file to bring up context menu and select "Download". In dialog, type in "download3".
A file named download3.zip should be in your browser's download area with all of the files from that folder inside.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.
File palette toolbar: download as ZIP and modify libraries
Steps
- Click on the first icon at button bar of Files palette to download entire workspace.
Complete process (accepting defaults) and verify that the downloaded ZIP contains all files from the workspace and all libraries (e.g., Dojo).
Using MAMP, XAMPP or other localhost server, unzip the contents of ZIP onto your localhost server and verify that the HTML files can be opened successfully.
- Click on Sample1.html to select it, then Ctl-click (Cmd-Click on Mac) on app.css and SampleBanner.jpg to select them, also.
Click on the second icon in the button bar to download selected files.
Complete process (accepting defaults) and verify that the downloaded ZIP contains all files from the workspace and all libraries (e.g., Dojo).
Using MAMP, XAMPP or other localhost server, unzip the contents of ZIP onto your localhost server and verify that the HTML files can be opened successfully.
- Use 3rd icon (Modify libraries) to move Dojo to different locations, such as ./dojo and ./mylibs/dojo. Verify that Sample1.html successfully reopens and works in preview-in-browser after each relocation.
Expected results
- See description above for expected results.


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TO THE CHOIRMASTER: FOR THE FLUTES. A PSALM OF DAVID.
1 Give ear to my words, O LORD;
consider my groaning.
2 Give attention to the sound of my cry,
my King and my God,
for to you do I pray.
3 O LORD, in the morning you hear my voice;
in the morning I prepare a sacrifice for you and watch.
4 For you are not a God who delights in wickedness;
evil may not dwell with you.
5 The boastful shall not stand before your eyes;
you hate all evildoers.
6 You destroy those who speak lies;
the LORD abhors the bloodthirsty and deceitful man.
7 But I, through the abundance of your steadfast love,
will enter your house.


I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER RATING: 7.5 / 10 --> Re-Watchable
Review Date: April 13, 1998 Director: Jim Gillespie Writer: Kevin Williamson Producers: Stokely Chaffin, Erik Feig, Neal H. Moritz Actors: Jennifer Love Hewitt as Julie James Freddie Prinze Jr. as Ray Bronson Sarah Michelle Gellar as Helen Shivers Ryan Phillippe as Barry Cox Genre: Horror Year of Release: 1997
Another chilling slasher flic from the mind of the horror-meister himself, Kevin Williamson (writer of SCREAM (8/10) and SCREAM 2). Hip cast, hip soundtrack, hip movie.
PLOT: Four high-school friends accidentally run over someone with their car and kill him. They decide to dump the body into the water, and not tell anybody their "incident of the summer". One year later, someone in their town mysteriously begins to taunt them about what they "did last summer". And that's when the haunting and scaring begins...
CRITIQUE: Engaging horror thriller that was very reminiscent of SCREAM, and packs a lot of thrills and chills, within its slick MTV-ized packaged product. And even though the first hour is more mystery than anything, don't be fooled into believing that the last half of the film doesn't contain the many gruesome bloody murders to which we have become accustomed. Because plenty of them do transpire (although many less than in SCREAM).
I was never bored by this story, since it unfolded as it went, and allowed the viewer to continually keep guessing on the perpetrator's identity. That puzzle was fun, as was the costume in which the murderer exterminated his victims (fisherman's outfit, complete with hook...always seemed kind of eerie to me). The young, hip cast was adequate, with Hewitt doing her best Alyssa Milano impression, and Heche pulling off an excellent hick from the boonies. I must say that I was surprised to find no blatant T&A shots present in this movie, although the two female stars did sport enough tight shirts to cut the circulation in any movie-watcher's system.
The down side was that much like in SCREAM, the murderer did just seem to be around when the main cast was present, and always seemed to disappear (a bit too conveniently at times) when anyone else appeared. That aside, the movie intensified as it went on, charged through a quick 90 minutes, and left enough room for one and all to look forward to another hip, young sequel in the future, tentatively entitled I STILL KNOW. Warm those nachos...here I come !!!
Little Known Facts: Sarah Michelle Gellar studied Tae Kwon Do for five years, and now she's taking kickboxing, boxing, street fighting and gymnastics. Kevin Williamson was born to a fisherman and a story-telling mother in New Bern, North Carolina. He set the film in a town close to his boyhood home, Southport, because it seemed like the "ideal place for the setting" (based on the book by Lois Duncan). The movie was actually filmed there as well. Williamson's dedication to writing is revealed in his daily habits. Reportedly, he only gets four hours of sleep on a "very uncomfortable couch, so I won't sleep too much," and then wakes at 4 am to begin writing.
(c) 1998 Berge Garabedian
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Class: ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::NamedRouteCollection
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| Defined in: | actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb |
Overview
A NamedRouteCollection instance is a collection of named routes, and also maintains an anonymous module that can be used to install helpers for the named routes.
Class Method Summary
- .new ⇒ NamedRouteCollection constructor
Instance Attribute Summary
- #path_helpers_module readonly
- #url_helpers_module readonly
- #routes readonly private
::Enumerable
- Included
| #many? | Returns |
Instance Method Summary
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#[](name)
Alias for #get.
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#[]=(name, route)
Alias for #add.
- #add(name, route) (also: #[]=)
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#add_url_helper(name, defaults, &block)
Given a
name
, defines name_path and name_url helpers. -
#clear
Alias for #clear!.
- #clear! (also: #clear)
- #each(&block)
- #get(name) (also: #[])
- #helper_names
- #key?(name) ⇒ Boolean
- #length
- #names
- #route_defined?(name) ⇒ Boolean
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#define_url_helper(mod, name, helper, url_strategy)
private
Create a URL helper allowing ordered parameters to be associated with corresponding dynamic segments, so you can do:
::Enumerable
- Included
| #compact_blank | Returns a new |
| #exclude? | The negative of the |
| #excluding | Returns a copy of the enumerable excluding the specified elements. |
| #in_order_of | Returns a new |
| #including | Returns a new array that includes the passed elements. |
| #index_by | Convert an enumerable to a hash, using the block result as the key and the element as the value. |
| #index_with | Convert an enumerable to a hash, using the element as the key and the block result as the value. |
| #maximum | Calculates the maximum from the extracted elements. |
| #minimum | Calculates the minimum from the extracted elements. |
| #pick | Extract the given key from the first element in the enumerable. |
| #pluck | Extract the given key from each element in the enumerable. |
| #sole | Returns the sole item in the enumerable. |
| #sum | Calculates a sum from the elements. |
| #without | Alias for Enumerable#excluding. |
| #as_json, | |
| #_original_sum_with_required_identity | We can’t use Refinements here because Refinements with |
::ActiveSupport::EnumerableCoreExt::Constants
- Included
Constructor Details
.new ⇒ NamedRouteCollection
Instance Attribute Details
#path_helpers_module (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 68
attr_reader :routes, :url_helpers_module, :path_helpers_module
#routes (readonly, private)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 68
attr_reader :routes, :url_helpers_module, :path_helpers_module
#url_helpers_module (readonly)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 68
attr_reader :routes, :url_helpers_module, :path_helpers_module
Instance Method Details
#[](name)
Alias for #get.
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 131
alias [] get
#[]=(name, route)
Alias for #add.
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 130
alias []= add
#add(name, route) Also known as: #[]=
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 102
def add(name, route) key = name.to_sym path_name = :"#{name}_path" url_name = :"#{name}_url" if routes.key? key @path_helpers_module.undef_method path_name @url_helpers_module.undef_method url_name end routes[key] = route helper = UrlHelper.create(route, route.defaults, name) define_url_helper @path_helpers_module, path_name, helper, PATH define_url_helper @url_helpers_module, url_name, helper, UNKNOWN @path_helpers << path_name @url_helpers << url_name end
#add_url_helper(name, defaults, &block)
Given a name
, defines name_path and name_url helpers. Used by ‘direct’, ‘resolve’, and ‘polymorphic’ route helpers.
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 149
def add_url_helper(name, defaults, &block) helper = CustomUrlHelper.new(name, defaults, &block) path_name = :"#{name}_path" url_name = :"#{name}_url" @path_helpers_module.module_eval do redefine_method(path_name) do |*args| helper.call(self, args, true) end end @url_helpers_module.module_eval do redefine_method(url_name) do |*args| helper.call(self, args, false) end end @path_helpers << path_name @url_helpers << url_name self end
#clear
Alias for #clear!.
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 132
alias clear clear!
#clear! Also known as: #clear
[ GitHub ]#define_url_helper(mod, name, helper, url_strategy) (private)
Create a URL helper allowing ordered parameters to be associated with corresponding dynamic segments, so you can do:
foo_url(, baz, bang)
Instead of:
foo_url(bar: , baz: baz, bang: bang)
Also allow options hash, so you can do:
foo_url(, baz, bang, sort_by: 'baz')
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 317
def define_url_helper(mod, name, helper, url_strategy) mod.define_method(name) do |*args| last = args.last = \ case last when Hash args.pop when ActionController::Parameters args.pop.to_h end helper.call(self, name, args, , url_strategy) end end
#each(&block)
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 134
def each(&block) routes.each(&block) self end
#get(name) Also known as: #[]
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 121
def get(name) routes[name.to_sym] end
#helper_names
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 84
def helper_names @path_helpers.map(&:to_s) + @url_helpers.map(&:to_s) end
#key?(name) ⇒ Boolean
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 125
def key?(name) return unless name routes.key? name.to_sym end
#length
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 143
def length routes.length end
#names
[ GitHub ]# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 139
def names routes.keys end
#route_defined?(name) ⇒ Boolean
# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 79
def route_defined?(name) key = name.to_sym @path_helpers.include?(key) || @url_helpers.include?(key) end