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T
- The type of entity evolved by the evolution engine.public interface EvolutionEngine<T>
Operations for classes that provide an evolution implementation.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
addEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver<? super T> observer)
Adds a listener to receive status updates on the evolution progress. |
T |
evolve(int populationSize,
int eliteCount,
Collection<T> seedCandidates,
TerminationCondition... conditions)
Execute the evolutionary algorithm until one of the termination conditions is met, then return the fittest candidate from the final generation. |
T |
evolve(int populationSize,
int eliteCount,
TerminationCondition... conditions)
Execute the evolutionary algorithm until one of the termination conditions is met, then return the fittest candidate from the final generation. |
List<EvaluatedCandidate<T>> |
evolvePopulation(int populationSize,
int eliteCount,
Collection<T> seedCandidates,
TerminationCondition... conditions)
Execute the evolutionary algorithm until one of the termination conditions is met, then return all of the candidates from the final generation. |
List<EvaluatedCandidate<T>> |
evolvePopulation(int populationSize,
int eliteCount,
TerminationCondition... conditions)
Execute the evolutionary algorithm until one of the termination conditions is met, then return all of the candidates from the final generation. |
List<TerminationCondition> |
getSatisfiedTerminationConditions()
Returns a list of all TerminationCondition s that are satisfied by the current
state of the evolution engine. |
void |
removeEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver<? super T> observer)
Removes an evolution progress listener. |
| Method Detail |
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T evolve(int populationSize, int eliteCount, TerminationCondition... conditions)
evolvePopulation(int, int, TerminationCondition[])
method instead.
populationSize
- The number of candidate solutions present in the population
at any point in time.eliteCount
- The number of candidates preserved via elitism. In elitism, a
sub-set of the population with the best fitness scores are preserved unchanged in
the subsequent generation. Candidate solutions that are preserved unchanged through
elitism remain eligible for selection for breeding the remainder of the next generation.
This value must be non-negative and less than the population size. A value of zero
means that no elitism will be applied.conditions
- One or more conditions that may cause the evolution to terminate.
evolve(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
T evolve(int populationSize, int eliteCount, Collection<T> seedCandidates, TerminationCondition... conditions)
evolvePopulation(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
method instead.
populationSize
- The number of candidate solutions present in the population
at any point in time.eliteCount
- The number of candidates preserved via elitism. In elitism, a
sub-set of the population with the best fitness scores are preserved unchanged in
the subsequent generation. Candidate solutions that are preserved unchanged through
elitism remain eligible for selection for breeding the remainder of the next generation.
This value must be non-negative and less than the population size. A value of zero
means that no elitism will be applied.seedCandidates
- A set of candidates to seed the population with. The size of
this collection must be no greater than the specified population size.conditions
- One or more conditions that may cause the evolution to terminate.
evolve(int,int,TerminationCondition[])
List<EvaluatedCandidate<T>> evolvePopulation(int populationSize, int eliteCount, TerminationCondition... conditions)
evolve(int, int, TerminationCondition[])
method instead.
populationSize
- The number of candidate solutions present in the population
at any point in time.eliteCount
- The number of candidates preserved via elitism. In elitism, a
sub-set of the population with the best fitness scores are preserved unchanged in
the subsequent generation. Candidate solutions that are preserved unchanged through
elitism remain eligible for selection for breeding the remainder of the next generation.
This value must be non-negative and less than the population size. A value of zero
means that no elitism will be applied.conditions
- One or more conditions that may cause the evolution to terminate.
evolve(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
,
evolvePopulation(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
List<EvaluatedCandidate<T>> evolvePopulation(int populationSize, int eliteCount, Collection<T> seedCandidates, TerminationCondition... conditions)
evolve(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
method instead.
populationSize
- The number of candidate solutions present in the population
at any point in time.eliteCount
- The number of candidates preserved via elitism. In elitism, a
sub-set of the population with the best fitness scores are preserved unchanged in
the subsequent generation. Candidate solutions that are preserved unchanged through
elitism remain eligible for selection for breeding the remainder of the next generation.
This value must be non-negative and less than the population size. A value of zero
means that no elitism will be applied.seedCandidates
- A set of candidates to seed the population with. The size of
this collection must be no greater than the specified population size.conditions
- One or more conditions that may cause the evolution to terminate.
evolve(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
,
evolvePopulation(int, int, Collection, TerminationCondition[])
void addEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver<? super T> observer)
observer
- An evolution observer call-back.removeEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver)
void removeEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver<? super T> observer)
observer
- An evolution observer call-back.addEvolutionObserver(EvolutionObserver)
List<TerminationCondition> getSatisfiedTerminationConditions()
TerminationCondition
s that are satisfied by the current
state of the evolution engine. Usually this list will contain only one item, but it
is possible that mutliple termination conditions will become satisfied at the same
time. In this case the condition objects in the list will be in the same order that
they were specified when passed to the engine.
If the evolution has not yet terminated (either because it is still in progress or
because it hasn't even been started) then an IllegalStateException will be thrown.
If the evolution terminated because the request thread was interrupted before any
termination conditions were satisfied then this method will return an empty list.
IllegalStateException
- If this method is invoked on an evolution engine before
evolution is started or while it is still in progress.
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bind1st - create a one parameter function from a two parameter function¶
Imagine we have some function that takes two parameters, like divide(x,y)
def divide(x,y):
return x/y
Write a function called bind1st(func, value)
that can create a one parameter function from this two parameter function?
it should work like this
# take the divide function, and the value 100
# and create a new function called divide_100_by(y)
divide_100_by = bind1st(divide, 100)
print(divide_100_by(2)) # prints 50
print(divide_100_by(10)) # prints 10
### useful: this tests your function bind1st
def divide(a,b):
return a/b
def multiply(x,y):
return x*y
divide_100_by = bind1st(divide, 100)
assert divide_100_by(2) == 50
multiply_by_2 = bind1st(multiply, 2)
assert multiply_by_2(50) == 100
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-1-bd5fb9a7e0b0> in <module>
7
8
----> 9 divide_100_by = bind1st(divide, 100)
10 assert divide_100_by(2) == 50
11
NameError: name 'bind1st' is not defined
bind - a general way to bind function parameters¶
This question continues from the previous one, but this time, we want to bind more than one parameter.
Write a function called bind(func, *args, **kwargs)
that:
receives any function
func
that has any number of parameters*args
- a variable number of positional arguments**kwargs
- a variable number of keyword arguments and returns a new function with where*args
and**kwargs
have been bound.
for instance:
def connect_to_database(usr, pwd, srv, port, protocol):
print("connecting to db:")
print(f"user={usr}, password={pwd}, server={srv}, port={port}, protocol={protocol}")
http_connect = bind(connect_to_database, protocol="http")
### useful: use this to test your `bind` function
def connect_to_database(usr, pwd, srv, port, protocol):
print("connecting to db:")
print(f"user={usr}, password={pwd}, server={srv}, port={port}, protocol={protocol}")
http_connect = bind(connect_to_database, protocol="http")
# prints: user=jamesbond, password=007, server=mi, port=6, protocol=http
http_connect("jamesbond", "007", "mi", 6)
jamesbond_connect_http = bind(http_connect, "jamesbond", "007")
# prints: user=jamesbond, password=007, server=mi, port=6, protocol=http
jamesbond_connect_http("mi", 6)
connecting to db:
user=jamesbond, password=007, server=mi, port=6, protocol=http
connecting to db:
user=jamesbond, password=007, server=mi, port=6, protocol=http
Observable decorator¶
Consider the Observable
class based on the “observable” pattern
class Observable:
def __init__(self):
self.handlers = []
def register(self, callable_):
self.handlers.append(callable_)
def notify(self, obj, event, *args, **kwargs):
for handler in self.handlers:
handler(obj, event, *args, **kwargs)
def start_observing(obj):
obj.observable_events = Observable()
def observable(obj):
return obj.observable_events
Create two decorator functions
observable_class(klass)- decorates a class to become observable`
observe(func) - decorates a method to become observable
such that given a simple class like the following:
class Test:
def test(self, message):
print('test', message)
you could decorate Test using the decorators:
@observable_class
class Test:
@observe
def test(self, message):
print('test', message)
and then be able to get notifications whenever the Test.test()
function is used:
def simple_handler(obj, event, *args, **kwargs):
print('notified:', obj, event, *args, **kwargs)
t = Test()
t.observable().register(simple_handler)
t.test('hello')
expected output:
notified: <__main__.Test object at 0x000002E99F51A7F0> test hello
test hello
### useful starting point
class Observable:
def __init__(self):
self.handlers = []
def register(self, callable_):
self.handlers.append(callable_)
def notify(self, obj, event, *args, **kwargs):
for handler in self.handlers:
handler(obj, event, *args, **kwargs)
def start_observing(obj):
obj.observable_events = Observable()
def observable(obj):
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The VCL language is a small domain-specific language designed to be used to describe request handling and document caching policies for Varnish Cache.
When a new configuration is loaded, the varnishd management process translates the VCL code to C and compiles it to a shared object which is then loaded into the server process.
This document focuses on the syntax of the VCL language. For a full description of syntax and semantics, with ample examples, please see the online documentation at https://www.varnish-cache.org/docs/ .
Starting with Varnish 4.0, each VCL file must start by declaring its version with vcl <major>.<minor>; marker at the top of the file. See more about this under Versioning below.
The following operators are available in VCL:
- =
- Assignment operator.
- ==
- Comparison.
- ~
- Match. Can either be used with regular expressions or ACLs.
- !
- Negation.
- &&
- Logical and.
- ||
- Logical or.
VCL has if and else statements. Nested logic can be implemented with the elseif statement (elsif/elif/else if are equivalent).
Note that there are no loops or iterators of any kind in VCL.
These are the data types in Varnish. You can set or unset these.
Example:
set req.http.User-Agent = "unknown";
unset req.http.Range;
Basic strings are enclosed in double quotes "...", and may not contain newlines. Long strings are enclosed in {"..."}. They may contain any character including single double quotes ", newline and other control characters except for the NUL (0x00) character.
Booleans can be either true or false. In addition, in a boolean context some data types will evaluate to true or false depending on their value.
String types will evaluate to false if they are empty; backend types will evalute to false if they don't have a backend assigned; integer types will evaluate to false if their value is zero; duration types will evaluate to false if their value is equal or less than zero.
VCL has time. A duration can be added to a time to make another time. In string context they return a formatted string in RFC1123 format, e.g. Sun, 06 Nov 1994 08:49:37 GMT.
The keyword now returns a time representing the current time in seconds since the Epoch.
Durations are defined by a number followed by a unit. The number can include a fractional part, e.g. 1.5s. The supported units are:
- ms
- milliseconds
- s
- seconds
- m
- minutes
- h
- hours
- d
- days
- w
- weeks
- y
- years
Certain fields are integers, used as expected. In string context they return a string.
VCL understands real numbers. As with integers, when used in a string context they will return a string.
Varnish uses Perl-compatible regular expressions (PCRE). For a complete description please see the pcre(3) man page.
To send flags to the PCRE engine, such as to do case insensitive matching, add the flag within parens following a question mark, like this:
# If host is NOT example dot com..
if (req.http.host !~ "(?i)example.com$") {
...
}
To include a VCL file in another file use the include keyword:
include "foo.vcl";
The import statement is used to load Varnish Modules (VMODs.)
Example:
import std;
sub vcl_recv {
std.log("foo");
}
Single lines of VCL can be commented out using // or #. Multi-line blocks can be commented out with /*block*/.
Example:
sub vcl_recv {
// Single line of out-commented VCL.
# Another way of commenting out a single line.
/*
Multi-line block of commented-out VCL.
*/
}
A backend declaration creates and initialises a named backend object. A declaration start with the keyword backend followed by the name of the backend. The actual declaration is in curly brackets, in a key/value fashion.:
backend name {
.attribute = "value";
}
The only mandatory attribute is .host. The attributes will inherit their defaults from the global parameters. The following attributes are available:
- .host (mandatory)
- The host to be used. IP address or a hostname that resolves to a single IP address.
- .port
- The port on the backend that Varnish should connect to.
- .host_header
- A host header to add to probes and regular backend requests if they have no such header.
- .connect_timeout
- Timeout for connections.
- .first_byte_timeout
- Timeout for first byte.
- .between_bytes_timeout
- Timeout between bytes.
- .probe
- Attach a probe to the backend. See Probes
- .proxy_header
- The PROXY protocol version Varnish should use when connecting to this backend. Allowed values are 1 and 2.
- .max_connections
- Maximum number of open connections towards this backend. If Varnish reaches the maximum Varnish it will start failing connections.
Backends can be used with directors. Please see the vmod_directors man page for more information.
Probes will query the backend for status on a regular basis and mark the backend as down it they fail. A probe is defined as this:
probe name {
.attribute = "value";
}
The probe named default is special and will be used for all backends which do not explicitly reference a probe.
There are no mandatory options. These are the options you can set:
- .url
- The URL to query. Defaults to /.
- .request
- Specify a full HTTP request using multiple strings. .request will have \r\n automatically inserted after every string. If specified, .request will take precedence over .url.
- .expected_response
- The expected HTTP response code. Defaults to 200.
- .timeout
- The timeout for the probe. Default is 2s.
- .interval
- How often the probe is run. Default is 5s.
- .initial
- How many of the polls in .window are considered good when Varnish starts. Defaults to the value of .threshold - 1. In this case, the backend starts as sick and requires one single poll to be considered healthy.
- .window
- How many of the latest polls we examine to determine backend health. Defaults to 8.
- .threshold
- How many of the polls in .window must have succeeded for us to consider the backend healthy. Defaults to 3.
An Access Control List (ACL) declaration creates and initialises a named access control list which can later be used to match client addresses:
acl localnetwork {
"localhost"; # myself
"<IP_ADDRESS>"/24; # and everyone on the local network
! "<IP_ADDRESS>"; # except for the dial-in router
}
If an ACL entry specifies a host name which Varnish is unable to resolve, it will match any address it is compared to. Consequently, if it is preceded by a negation mark, it will reject any address it is compared to, which may not be what you intended. If the entry is enclosed in parentheses, however, it will simply be ignored.
To match an IP address against an ACL, simply use the match operator:
if (client.ip ~ localnetwork) {
return (pipe);
}
A VCL object can be instantiated with the new keyword:
sub vcl_init {
new b = directors.round_robin()
b.add_backend(node1);
}
This is only available in vcl_init.
A subroutine is used to group code for legibility or reusability:
sub pipe_if_local {
if (client.ip ~ localnetwork) {
return (pipe);
}
}
Subroutines in VCL do not take arguments, nor do they return values. The built in subroutines all have names beginning with vcl_, which is reserved.
To call a subroutine, use the call keyword followed by the subroutine's name:
sub vcl_recv {
call pipe_if_local;
}
The ongoing vcl_* subroutine execution ends when a return(<action>) statement is made.
The <action> specifies how execution should proceed. The context defines which actions are available.
If multiple subroutines with the name of one of the built-in ones are defined, they are concatenated in the order in which they appear in the source.
The built-in VCL distributed with Varnish will be implicitly concatenated when the VCL is compiled.
In VCL you have access to certain variable objects. These contain requests and responses currently being worked on. What variables are available depends on context.
bereq
Type: HTTP
Readable from: backend
The entire backend request HTTP data structure
bereq.backend
Type: BACKEND
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
This is the backend or director we attempt to fetch from. When set to a director, reading this variable returns an actual backend if the director has resolved immediately, or the director otherwise. When used in string context, returns the name of the director or backend, respectively.
bereq.between_bytes_timeout
Type: DURATION
Readable from: backend
Writable from: backend
The time in seconds to wait between each received byte from the backend. Not available in pipe mode.
bereq.body
Type: BODY
Writable from: vcl_backend_fetch
The request body.
bereq.connect_timeout
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
The time in seconds to wait for a backend connection.
bereq.first_byte_timeout
Type: DURATION
Readable from: backend
Writable from: backend
The time in seconds to wait for the first byte from the backend. Not available in pipe mode.
bereq.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
The corresponding HTTP header.
bereq.method
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
The request type (e.g. "GET", "HEAD").
bereq.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
The HTTP protocol version used to talk to the server.
bereq.retries
Type: INT
Readable from: backend
A count of how many times this request has been retried.
bereq.uncacheable
Type: BOOL
Readable from: backend
Indicates whether this request is uncacheable due to a pass in the client side or a hit on an hit-for-pass object.
bereq.url
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_pipe, backend
Writable from: vcl_pipe, backend
The requested URL.
bereq.xid
Type: STRING
Readable from: backend
Unique ID of this request.
beresp
Type: HTTP
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The entire backend response HTTP data structure
beresp.age
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The age of the object.
beresp.backend
Type: BACKEND
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
This is the backend we fetched from. If bereq.backend was set to a director, this will be the backend selected by the director. When used in string context, returns its name.
beresp.backend.ip
Type: IP
Readable from: vcl_backend_response
IP of the backend this response was fetched from.
beresp.backend.name
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Name of the backend this response was fetched from. Same as beresp.backend.
beresp.body
Type: BODY
Writable from: vcl_backend_error
The response body.
beresp.do_esi
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Boolean. ESI-process the object after fetching it. Defaults to false. Set it to true to parse the object for ESI directives. Will only be honored if req.esi is true.
beresp.do_gunzip
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Boolean. Unzip the object before storing it in the cache. Defaults to false.
beresp.do_gzip
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Boolean. Gzip the object before storing it. Defaults to false. When http_gzip_support is on Varnish will request already compressed content from the backend and as such compression in Varnish is not needed.
beresp.do_stream
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Deliver the object to the client while fetching the whole object into varnish. For uncacheable objects, storage for parts of the body which have been sent to the client may get freed early, depending on the storage engine used.
beresp.grace
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Set to a period to enable grace.
beresp.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The corresponding HTTP header.
beresp.keep
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Set to a period to enable conditional backend requests.
The keep time is cache lifetime in addition to the ttl.
Objects with ttl expired but with keep time left may be used to issue conditional (If-Modified-Since / If-None-Match) requests to the backend to refresh them.
beresp.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The HTTP protocol version used the backend replied with.
beresp.reason
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The HTTP status message returned by the server.
beresp.status
Type: INT
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The HTTP status code returned by the server.
Status codes >1000 can be set for vcl-internal purposes and will be taken modulo 1000 on delivery.
beresp.storage
Type: STEVEDORE
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The storage backend to use to save this object.
beresp.storage_hint
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Deprecated. Hint to Varnish that you want to save this object to a particular storage backend. Use beresp.storage instead.
beresp.ttl
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
The object's remaining time to live, in seconds.
beresp.uncacheable
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Writable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Inherited from bereq.uncacheable, see there.
Setting this variable makes the object uncacheable, which may get stored as a hit-for-miss object in the cache.
Clearing the variable has no effect and will log the warning "Ignoring attempt to reset beresp.uncacheable".
beresp.was_304
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_backend_response, vcl_backend_error
Boolean. If this is a successful 304 response to a backend conditional request refreshing an existing cache object.
client.identity
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
Identification of the client, used to load balance in the client director. Defaults to the client's IP address.
client.ip
Type: IP
Readable from: client, backend
The client's IP address.
local.ip
Type: IP
Readable from: client, backend
The IP address of the local end of the TCP connection.
now
Type: TIME
Readable from: all
The current time, in seconds since the epoch. When used in string context it returns a formatted string.
obj.age
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_hit, vcl_deliver
The age of the object.
obj.grace
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_hit, vcl_deliver
The object's remaining grace period in seconds.
obj.hits
Type: INT
Readable from: vcl_hit, vcl_deliver
The count of cache-hits on this object. A value of 0 indicates a cache miss.
obj.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: vcl_hit
The corresponding HTTP header.
obj.keep
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_hit, vcl_deliver
The object's remaining keep period in seconds.
obj.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_hit
The HTTP protocol version stored with the object.
obj.reason
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_hit
The HTTP reason phrase stored with the object.
obj.status
Type: INT
Readable from: vcl_hit
The HTTP status code stored with the object.
obj.ttl
Type: DURATION
Readable from: vcl_hit, vcl_deliver
The object's remaining time to live, in seconds.
obj.uncacheable
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_deliver
Whether the object is uncacheable (pass, hit-for-pass or hit-for-miss).
remote.ip
Type: IP
Readable from: client, backend
The IP address of the other end of the TCP connection. This can either be the clients IP, or the outgoing IP of a proxy server.
req
Type: HTTP
Readable from: client
The entire request HTTP data structure
req.backend_hint
Type: BACKEND
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
Set bereq.backend to this if we attempt to fetch. When set to a director, reading this variable returns an actual backend if the director has resolved immediately, or the director otherwise. When used in string context, returns the name of the director or backend, respectively.
req.can_gzip
Type: BOOL
Readable from: client
Does the client accept the gzip transfer encoding.
req.esi
Type: BOOL
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
Boolean. Set to false to disable ESI processing regardless of any value in beresp.do_esi. Defaults to true. This variable is subject to change in future versions, you should avoid using it.
req.esi_level
Type: INT
Readable from: client
A count of how many levels of ESI requests we're currently at.
req.hash_always_miss
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_recv
Writable from: vcl_recv
Force a cache miss for this request. If set to true Varnish will disregard any existing objects and always (re)fetch from the backend.
req.hash_ignore_busy
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_recv
Writable from: vcl_recv
Ignore any busy object during cache lookup. You would want to do this if you have two server looking up content from each other to avoid potential deadlocks.
req.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
The corresponding HTTP header.
req.method
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
The request type (e.g. "GET", "HEAD").
req.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
The HTTP protocol version used by the client.
req.restarts
Type: INT
Readable from: client
A count of how many times this request has been restarted.
req.storage
Type: STEVEDORE
Readable from: vcl_recv
Writable from: vcl_recv
The storage backend to use to save this request body.
req.ttl
Type: DURATION
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
Upper limit on the object age for cache lookups to return hit.
Usage of req.ttl should be replaced with a check on obj.ttl in vcl_hit, returning miss when needed, but this currently hits bug #1799, so an additional workaround is required.
Deprecated and scheduled for removal with varnish release 7.
req.url
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
Writable from: client
The requested URL.
req.xid
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
Unique ID of this request.
req_top.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: client
HTTP headers of the top-level request in a tree of ESI requests. Identical to req.http. in non-ESI requests.
req_top.method
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
The request method of the top-level request in a tree of ESI requests. (e.g. "GET", "HEAD"). Identical to req.method in non-ESI requests.
req_top.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
HTTP protocol version of the top-level request in a tree of ESI requests. Identical to req.proto in non-ESI requests.
req_top.url
Type: STRING
Readable from: client
The requested URL of the top-level request in a tree of ESI requests. Identical to req.url in non-ESI requests.
resp
Type: HTTP
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
The entire response HTTP data structure.
resp.body
Type: BODY
Writable from: vcl_synth
The response body.
resp.http.
Type: HEADER
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
Writable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
The corresponding HTTP header.
resp.is_streaming
Type: BOOL
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
Returns true when the response will be streamed from the backend.
resp.proto
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
Writable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
The HTTP protocol version to use for the response.
resp.reason
Type: STRING
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
Writable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
The HTTP status message that will be returned.
resp.status
Type: INT
Readable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
Writable from: vcl_deliver, vcl_synth
The HTTP status code that will be returned.
Assigning a HTTP standardized code to resp.status will also set resp.reason to the corresponding status message.
resp.status 200 will get changed into 304 by core code after a return(deliver) from vcl_deliver for conditional requests to cached content if validation succeeds.
server.hostname
Type: STRING
Readable from: all
The host name of the server.
server.identity
Type: STRING
Readable from: all
The identity of the server, as set by the -i parameter. If the -i parameter is not passed to varnishd, server.identity will be set to the name of the instance, as specified by the -n parameter.
server.ip
Type: IP
Readable from: client, backend
The IP address of the socket on which the client connection was received.
storage.<name>.free_space
Type: BYTES
Readable from: client, backend
Free space available in the named stevedore. Only available for the malloc stevedore.
storage.<name>.used_space
Type: BYTES
Readable from: client, backend
Used space in the named stevedore. Only available for the malloc stevedore.
storage.<name>.happy
Type: BOOL
Readable from: client, backend
Health status for the named stevedore. Not available in any of the current stevedores.
The following built-in functions are available:
Invalidates all objects in cache that match the given expression with the ban mechanism.
The format of STRING is:
<field> <operator> <arg> [&& <field> <oper> <arg> ...]
- <field>:
- req.url: The request url
- req.http.*: Any request header
- obj.status: The cache object status
- obj.http.*: Any cache object header
- <operator>:
- ==: <field> and <arg> are equal strings (case sensitive)
- !=: <field> and <arg> are unequal strings (case sensitive)
- ~: <field> matches the regular expression <arg>
- !~:<field> does not match the regular expression <arg>
- <arg>: Either a literal string or a regular expression. Note that <arg> does not use any of the string delimiters like " or {"..."} used elsewhere in varnish. To match against strings containing whitespace, regular expressions containing \s can be used.
Expressions can be chained using the and operator &&. For or semantics, use several bans.
Adds an input to the hash input. In the built-in VCL hash_data() is called on the host and URL of the request. Available in vcl_hash.
Prepare a synthetic response body containing the STRING. Available in vcl_synth and vcl_backend_error.
Returns a copy of str with the first occurrence of the regular expression regex replaced with sub. Within sub, \0 (which can also be spelled \&) is replaced with the entire matched string, and \n is replaced with the contents of subgroup n in the matched string.
As regsub(), but this replaces all occurrences.
For converting or casting VCL values between data types use the functions available in the std VMOD.
Multiple versions of the VCL syntax can coexist within certain constraints.
The VCL syntax version at the start of VCL file specified with -f sets the hard limit that cannot be exceeded anywhere, and it selects the appropriate version of the builtin VCL.
That means that you can never include vcl 9.1; from vcl 8.7;, but the opposite may be possible, to the extent the compiler supports it.
Files pulled in via include do not need to have a vcl X.Y; but it may be a good idea to do it anyway, to not have surprises in the future. The syntax version set in an included file only applies to that file and any files it includes - unless these set their own VCL syntax version.
The version of Varnish this file belongs to supports syntax 4.0 only.
For examples, please see the online documentation.
VCL was developed by Poul-Henning Kamp in cooperation with Verdens Gang AS, Redpill Linpro and Varnish Software. This manual page is written by Per Buer, Poul-Henning Kamp, Martin Blix Grydeland, Kristian Lyngstøl, Lasse Karstensen and possibly others.
This document is licensed under the same license as Varnish itself. See LICENSE for details.


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public interface SigmaProtocolProver
General interface for Sigma Protocol prover. Every class that implements it is signed as Sigma Protocol prover.
Sigma protocols are a basic building block for zero-knowledge, zero-knowledge proofs of knowledge and more.
A sigma protocol is a 3-round proof, comprised of a first message from the prover to the verifier, a random challenge from the verifier and a second message from the prover.
See Hazay-Lindell (chapter 6) for more information.
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Processes the first step of the sigma protocol. |
void |
processSecondMsg()
Processes the second step of the sigma protocol. |
void |
prove(SigmaProverInput input)
Runs the proof of this protocol. |
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void prove(SigmaProverInput input) throws CheatAttemptException, java.io.IOException, java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
This function executes the proof at once by calling the following functions one by one.
This function can be called when a user does not want to save time by doing operations in parallel.
input
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CheatAttemptException
- if the received challenge's length is not equal to the soundness parameter.
java.io.IOException
- if there was a problem during the communication phase.
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
- if there was a problem during the serialization mechanism.void processFirstMsg(SigmaProverInput input) throws java.io.IOException
It computes the first message and sends it to the verifier.
input
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java.io.IOException
- if failed to send the message.void processSecondMsg() throws CheatAttemptException, java.io.IOException, java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
It receives the challenge from the verifier, computes the second message and then sends it to the verifier.
This is a blocking function!
CheatAttemptException
- if the received challenge's length is not equal to the soundness parameter.
java.io.IOException
- if there was a problem during the communication phase.
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
- if there was a problem during the serialization mechanism.
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The Invisible Man
by H.G. Wells
The Invisible Man is a suspense novel by H.G. Wells, narrating the tale of "Griffin", a scientist who undergoes an irreversible procedure, the results of which eventually drive him insane.
Source:
Wells, H.G. (1897).
- Chapter 1
- The bandaged stranger visits The "Coach and Horses" in Iping. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 2
- The stranger meets Teddy Henfrey. Mrs. Hall is curious about the new guest. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 3
- The stranger’s belongings arrive and the experiments begin. Mr. Hall sees something peculiar. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 4
- The Stranger isolates himself from the rest of the village, but still becomes a topic of conversation. Mr. Cuss talks with the stranger and is alarmed by what he sees. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 5
- (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 6
- (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 7
- The stranger reveils the true nature of his injuries. The situation turns violent. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 8
- The Invisible Man makes his way out of Iping. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 9
- Mr. Marvel meets The Invisible Man and finds him to be very demanding. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 10
- (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 11
- The Invisible Man returns to The Coach and Horses to retrieve some important documents. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 12
- The Invisible Man takes revenge on the inhabitants of The Coach and Horses. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 13
- Mr. Marvel attempts to convince The Invisible Man that he is not a suitable assistant. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 14
- Mr. Marvel discusses The Invisible Man with the mariner. Mr. Marvel contemplates is escape. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 15
- Dr. Kemp hears rumours of an invisible man. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 16
- Mr. Marvel seeks refuge in The Jolly Cricketers. The Invisible Man is injured whilst in pursuit of Mr. Marvel. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 17
- Dr. Kemp hears distant gunshots and is later visited by The Invisible Man. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 18
- Dr. Kemp attempts to make sense of the situation, and learns the true nature of The Invisible Man. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 19
- The Invisible Man reveals his true identity. Griffin and Dr. Kemp discuss the finer points of invisibility. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 20
- Griffin recalls the events leading up to his invisibility. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 21
- Griffin tells Dr. Kemp about his first experiences after becoming invisible. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 22
- Griffin tells of his experiences at the market. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 23
- Griffin tells of taking refuge in a house. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 24
- The Invisible Man reveals his plan to Dr. Kemp moments before eluding capture. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 25
- Measures are taken to ensure The Invisible Man does not escape. A plan is put into action. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 26
- The body of Mr. Wicksteed is found. The Invisible Man is suspected. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 27
- Dr. Kemp uses himself as bait to trap The Invisible Man. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 28
- The Invisible Man is captured by the townspeople. (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Chapter 29
- Epilogue (London, England; Pearson's Magazine, 1897)
- Year Published: 1897
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.5
- Word Count: 52,128
- Genre: Science Fiction
- Keywords: duality of man, good vs. evil, science, scientific experimentation


300 Miles to Heaven (1989)
One of the most controversial films of 80’s Polish cinema was hidden from the public from many years. The film predicts a butterfly effect of socialism and the Fall of the Berlin Wall on a Polish Millennial from Generation Y. The story is similar to the myth of Daedalus and Icarus and explores the idea of freedom and its consequences while simultaneously dealing with a subject of emigration and belonging.


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Several kinds of places are defined by Common Lisp; this section enumerates them. This set can be extended by implementations and by programmer code.


To create a sequential consolidator, create two consolidators and then pass them to the SequentialConsolidator
constructor.
# This first consolidator produces a consolidated bar after a day passes one_day_consolidator = TradeBarConsolidator(timedelta(days=1)) # This second consolidators produces a consolidated bar after it sees 3 samples three_count_consolidator = TradeBarConsolidator(3) # This sequential consolidator aggregates three 1-day bars together self.consolidator = SequentialConsolidator(one_day_consolidator, three_count_consolidator)
// This first consolidator produces a consolidated bar after a day passes var oneDayConsolidator = new TradeBarConsolidator(TimeSpan.FromDays(1)); // This second consolidators produces a consolidated bar after it sees 3 samples var threeCountConsolidator = new TradeBarConsolidator(3); // This sequential consolidator aggregates three 1-day bars together _consolidator = new SequentialConsolidator(oneDayConsolidator, threeCountConsolidator);
For more information about each type of consolidator, see Consolidator Types.


Long-term solution for teeth replacement that look and feel like your own teeth.
Comfortable, removable, and natural-looking option for missing teeth.


TShark 1.2.15, Oracle Enterprise Linux 6.5
As part of a series on Wireshark, this is the first of many tips on using this versatile network tool.
If you run a DNS server, you may want to quickly see what types of queries are coming into the server as well as the response codes. The following query provides:
- Number of A (IPv4) queries in the last minute
- Number of AAAA (IPv6) queries in the last minute
- Number of CNAME …
- Number of MX …
- Number of NS …
- Number of PTR …
- Number of SOA …
- Number of SRV …
- Number of TXT …
- Number of AXFR (complete zone transfers) …
- Number of IXFR (incremental zone transfers) …
- Number of Successful queries, which are those where the response code was zero (rcode==0)
- Number of Unsuccessful queries, which are those where the response code was non-zero (rcode!=0)
A complete listing of rcodes can be found at http://www.iana.org/assignments/dns-parameters/dns-parameters.xml#dns-parameters-6
Note this query shows ingress and egress DNS traffic, so you'll see DNS queries/responses that were sent to the server where you are running shark as well as queries/responses that originated on the server where tshark is running.
tshark -i eth0 -qz "io,stat,60,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==A,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==AAAA,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==CNAME,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==MX,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==NS,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==PTR,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==SOA,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==SRV,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==TXT,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==AXFR,COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==IXFR,COUNT(dns.flags.rcode)dns.flags.rcode and dns.flags.rcode==0,COUNT(dns.flags.rcode)dns.flags.rcode and dns.flags.rcode!=0" dst port 53 and dst host <IP_ADDRESS>
Press ^C after 60 seconds or more to see results
^C3380 packets captured =================================================================== IO Statistics Interval: 60.000 secs Column #0: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==A Column #1: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==AAAA Column #2: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==CNAME Column #3: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==MX Column #4: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==NS Column #5: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==PTR Column #6: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==SOA Column #7: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==SRV Column #8: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==TXT Column #9: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==AXFR Column #10: COUNT(dns.qry.type)dns.qry.type and dns.qry.type==IXFR Column #11: COUNT(dns.flags.rcode)dns.flags.rcode and dns.flags.rcode==0 Column #12: COUNT(dns.flags.rcode)dns.flags.rcode and dns.flags.rcode!=0 | Column #0 | Column #1 | Column #2 | Column #3 | Column #4 | Column #5 | Column #6 | Column #7 | Column #8 | Column #9 | Column #10 | Column #11 | Column #12 Time | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT | COUNT 000.000-060.000 110 59 0 12 6 0 71 0 0 0 8 114 16 060.000-120.000 108 86 0 12 8 4 124 0 0 0 26 167 29 120.000-180.000 40 44 0 0 10 0 29 0 0 0 0 44 8 ===================================================================
In the example above, in the first 60 seconds, we had 110 A queries, 59 AAAA queries; 114 successful responses and 16 unsuccessful responses.


Watir 6.2.0 is now available on RubyGems! Several exciting new features have been added for this release.
To install:
or in your Gemfile:
Adjacent Element Location
One of the goals of Watir is to keep users from ever having to write XPath. Why? Because it is difficult to read and difficult to write well enough to avoid brittleness. Until now, accessing adjacent elements required users to write XPath.
Locating Single Elements:
Element#parent
returns the element that exists one level up in the DOM from the base element.Element#preceding_sibling
returns theElement
that exists at the same level in the DOM immediately prior to the base element.Element#following_sibling
returns theElement
that exists at the same level in the DOM immediately after the base element.Element#child
returns theElement
that exists one level down in the DOM from the base element.
Locating Element Collections
Element#preceding_siblings
returns anElementCollection
of all elements that exists at the same level in the DOM immediately prior to the base element.Element#following_siblings
returns anElementCollection
of all elements that exists at the same level in the DOM immediately after to the base element.Element#children
returns anElementCollection
of all elements that exists one level down in the DOM from the base element.
All of these methods accept both :index
and :tag_name
parameters.
For instance, this code:
Note that index is base 1 here. Assuming this cell is in a nested table,
then index: 1
returns the parent HTMLElement::Table
,
and index: 2
returns the grandparent HTMLElement::Table
.
Either way it skips past all of the tr
and tbody
elements to match
the correct tag_name
.
No More XPath!
Keyword Support
If you’ve ever gotten an UnknownObjectException
with an obscure locator
that’s required you to hunt through a bunch of files trying to figure out
which one is broken, this is the fix. You can now set a keyword on an
element which will show up in the error allowing for easier identification.
This code:
Now gives this error:
Behavior of Element#wait_while_present
As of this release, Element#wait_while(&:present?)
and Element#wait_while_present
will have slightly different behaviors. The scenario is when you locate an element by a
specific selector, and while the element itself is still there, the signature by which
you located it has changed. For instance if you locate:

with:
foo = browser.div(class: foo)
but some javascript or CSS transition happens to change the class name to something like:

In one sense the element object is still there, but the Watir way of evaluating an element
is whatever element is at the provided address, in which case this element no longer exists.
With this update, Element#wait_while(&:present?)
will timeout because it continues
to see the element object; and Element#wait_while_present
will exit because it is
evaluating the selector is as expected and not just the object.
Feel free to ask us on the Watir channel in
Selenium Slack if you have specific questions
about the reasons behind this particular implementation.
See the Changelog for the complete history of updates.


Oh, snap. Snowed again in Illinois.
Cloud Morphology
For our project, we aim to develop a simple classifier program which can make suggestions on the formation of the lake-effect cloud. With the development of the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite service from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, we can obtain the accurate continental climate data for the past decade. We would like to learn and predict the cause and the pattern of the weather phenomenon, which mostly bring not unpredictable damage to citizens around the lake area.
What Is Lake-effect Snow
According to the definition,
Lake-effect snow is produced during cooler atmospheric conditions when a cold air mass moves across long expanses of warmer lake water, warming the lower layer of air which picks up water vapor from the lake, rises up through the colder air above, freezes and is deposited on the leeward (downwind) shores. The areas affected by lake-effect snow are called snow-belts. These include areas east of the Great Lakes, the west coasts of northern Japan, the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, and areas near the Great Salt Lake, Black Sea, Caspian Sea, Baltic Sea, Adriatic Sea and parts of the northern Atlantic Ocean. --- Wikipedia
The similar effect may also occur over other types of water bodies. As for our project, we are thoroughly concentrating on the lake-effect. We want to learn and predict the cause and the pattern of the weather phenomenon, which mostly bring not unpredictable damage to citizens around the lake area physically and economically. Hence, this project may benefit users from different perspectives.
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Starring: (among others) Keanu Reeves
Last Saturday some friends and I went to A WALK IN THE CLOUDS. I had seen the making of the film, seen interviews with both actors and director, gee, it looked kinda sweet. I, being a mega-fan of schmaltz, firmly believed that this film would become one of my favourites. Gee, I was wrong.
The vaseline of the lens is something I've seen millions of times before. I even like it. Seen Mr Jones? Same idea, different actors. It worked. This was a little less, shall I say, successful. Mr Director (sue me for not remembering his name although I can picture him in my mind, remembering ROMANCING THE STONE, of course) shot landscapes that looked like bad paintings. In fact, they were the kind of scenes that even painters wouldn't dare paint for fear of being called "Kitsch." The actors, in this filmy light, and in front of these falsetto scenes (or so they looked) resembled a fairytale drawing on a bad day.
Keanu, at his usual acting peak (as much acting as that of a dead prawn), was gorgeous. I mean, I'll give him that. Every time he smiled my knees turned to Jello. He smiled a lot in this film so Mr Director obviously knew which Keanu-talents to make use of. The woman was lovely. My sympathy was with her about her pregnancy and no daddy, but hey, she couldn't wait to jump Keanu. Now, I know I said he's gorgeous, but let's practice a little restraint okay. At that point my sympathy began to change.
Although I have to say that they made Keanu's character into this "Mr Good Guy" type which really irritates me. Men like that must have something wrong with them. No human being can be all "let's all get together and save the world." His flashbacks of the war consisted of differently angled shots of the same scene. An orphanage and poor, "Mr Good Guy" was an orphan. Hey, I'm beginning to make the connection. Give me a break.
Some of the scenes were somewhat old, like Keanu falling on top of the poor lass on the train. A serious case of deja vu. Of course, the last scene really did it for me. The whole family howling like a pack of dogs in a Walt Disney cartoon, the father pleading with his daughter to teach him to love and Keanu, "my hero," going to wrench up the root on the burning plantation.
If you're looking for something even slightly interesting, moderately entertaining, a bit enjoyable, this is not that film.
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Hi Guys,
I seem unable to get my events module to work, I can't seem to find a clear cut explanation of how to set it up other than putting my gmail information in, creating an event, pressing test and see what happens.
Can anyone point me to some detailed instructions?
Thanks
Re: Event Module
I just happened to notice your post after finding a readme.md on the events module, there wasn't much info but it did state
Run the next command at your (linux) shell to ensure that PHP5 scripts can run:
`sudo apt-get install php5-mcrypt php5-curl`
Hope it helps, https://github.com/emoncms/event
Paul
Re: Event Module
Hi Paul,
Thank you, ya I followed the readme as well, no joy. I have all the appropriate packages needed, as far as I can tell. Not sure what else to try. Even the Notify module doesn't send any emails when enabled.
Thanks
Re: Event Module
hi
I have the same problem. installed in ubuntu 12.04lts. Everything works, except for events not updated their status in more than feed values change.
I tried to install Wamp on windows and events work.
Inactivity notifications are not working.
I tried also with NMA and nothing.
Any tips?
Thanks
Re: Event Module
I'm also interested in getting this working. I'm guessing there is some config that needs to be created/changed, but I haven't seen a tutorial or instructions anywhere.
I would have expected this to be a popular feature - someone must have it running successfully.
Any help would be most welcome.
Thanks
Re: Event Module
It does work for me if I use the pkg emoncms installation: https://github.com/Dave-McCraw/pkg-emoncms/blob/master/docs/install.md


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| enum | ALSoundFormat { eStereo16 = AL_FORMAT_STEREO16,
eMono16 = AL_FORMAT_MONO16,
eStereo8 = AL_FORMAT_STEREO8,
eMono8 = AL_FORMAT_MONO8
} |
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| enum | LogLevel {
eInvalid = 0,
eTrace = 0b1,
eDebug = 0b10,
eInfo = 0b100,
eWarn = 0b1000,
eError = 0b10000,
eFatal = 0b100000
} |
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| enum | SSLCacheModeBits {
eOff = SSL_SESS_CACHE_OFF,
eBoth = SSL_SESS_CACHE_BOTH,
eClient = SSL_SESS_CACHE_CLIENT,
eServer = SSL_SESS_CACHE_SERVER,
eNoAutoClear = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_AUTO_CLEAR,
eNoInternal = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL,
eNoInternalLookup = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL_LOOKUP,
eNoInternalStore = SSL_SESS_CACHE_NO_INTERNAL_STORE
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eDrawDynamic = GL_DYNAMIC_DRAW,
eDrawStream = GL_STREAM_DRAW
} |
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| enum | GLBufferAccessMode {
eRead = GL_MAP_READ_BIT,
eWrite = GL_MAP_WRITE_BIT,
eUnsync = GL_MAP_UNSYNCHRONIZED_BIT,
eInvalidateBuf = GL_MAP_INVALIDATE_BUFFER_BIT,
eInvalidateRange = GL_MAP_INVALIDATE_RANGE_BIT,
eExplicitFlush = GL_MAP_FLUSH_EXPLICIT_BIT
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eTriangles = GL_TRIANGLES,
eQuads = GL_QUADS,
ePoints = GL_POINTS,
eLineStrip = GL_LINE_STRIP,
eLineLoop = GL_LINE_LOOP,
eLines = GL_LINES,
eTriStrip = GL_TRIANGLE_STRIP,
eTriFan = GL_TRIANGLE_FAN,
eQuadStrip = GL_QUAD_STRIP,
ePoly = GL_POLYGON
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| enum | GLIndexType { eByte = GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,
eShort = GL_UNSIGNED_SHORT,
eInt = GL_UNSIGNED_INT
} |
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| enum | GLShaderStage {
eVert = GL_VERTEX_SHADER,
eFrag = GL_FRAGMENT_SHADER,
eComp = GL_COMPUTE_SHADER,
eTessCtrl = GL_TESS_CONTROL_SHADER,
eTessEval = GL_TESS_EVALUATION_SHADER,
eGeo = GL_GEOMETRY_SHADER
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| enum | GLScaleMode {
eNearest = GL_NEAREST,
eLinear = GL_LINEAR,
eNearMipNear = GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST,
eLinMipNear = GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST,
eNearMipLin = GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_LINEAR,
eLinMipLin = GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR
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| enum | GLWrapMode { eRepeat = GL_REPEAT,
eMirrorRepeat = GL_MIRRORED_REPEAT,
eClampToBorder = GL_CLAMP_TO_BORDER,
eClampToEdge = GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE
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| enum | GLClearBits { eColor = GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT,
eDepth = GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT,
eStencil = GL_STENCIL_BUFFER_BIT
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| enum | GLFeatures { eCulling = GL_CULL_FACE,
eBlending = GL_BLEND,
eDepthTest = GL_DEPTH_TEST,
eStencilTest = GL_STENCIL_TEST
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eUuid4
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| | Init the curl module. Use stms::initAll if you wish to init everything. More...
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| void | quitCurl () |
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| static size_t | curlWriteCb (void *buf, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void *userDat) |
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| FTLibrary & | defaultFtLib () |
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| void | initLogging () |
| | Init STMS logging module. If you wish to init everything, use stms::initAll instead. More...
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| void | quitLogging () |
| | Quit logging. If you used stms::initAll , you do not have to call this. More...
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| static const char * | logLevelToString (const LogLevel &lvl) |
| | Convert a LogLevel to a formatted text string. Internal implementation detail. More...
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| void | consumeLogs () |
| | Process all the logs in logQueue , essentially flushing the log message backlog. More...
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| void | insertLog (LogLevel lvl, unsigned line, const char *file, const char *fmtStr, const Args &... args) |
| | Don't use this function directly. Instead, use the logging macros (STMS_INFO , STMS_WARN , etc.). This function inserts a LogRecord into logQueue and starts a log-consume task (consumeLogs ). The consume task would be asynchronous if logPool is not nullptr . More...
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| void | initOpenSsl () |
| | Init OpenSSL parts of STMS. Use stms::initAll if you wish to init everything. More...
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| void | quitOpenSsl () |
| | Quit OpenSSL parts of STMS. No need to call this if you used stms::initAll . More...
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| int | handleSslGetErr (SSL *, int) |
| | Internal impl detail. You shouldn't touch this. More...
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| unsigned long | handleSSLError () |
| | Log a single OpenSSL error, if there are errors to be processed. More...
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| void | flushSSLErrors () |
| | Calls handleSSLError in a loop until there are no more errors to process. More...
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| std::string | getAddrStr (const sockaddr *const addr) |
| | Get the string representation of a sockaddr * . More...
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| static void | handleDtlsConnection (const std::shared_ptr< ClientRepresentation > &cli, SSLServer *voidServ) |
| | Internal impl detail. Don't touch. More...
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| static void | doHandshake (const std::shared_ptr< ClientRepresentation > &cli, SSLServer *voidServ) |
| | Internal impl detail, don't touch. More...
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| void | flushGlErrs (const std::string &log) |
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| void | localIndexedGlDrawInstanced (const void *indices, GLsizei numIndices, GLsizei num=1, GLIndexType indexType=eInt, GLDrawMode mode=eTriangles) |
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| void | localIndexedGlDraw (const void *indices, GLsizei numIndices, GLIndexType indexType=eInt, GLDrawMode mode=eTriangles) |
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| void | newImGuiFrame () |
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| void | renderImGui () |
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| void | enableGl (unsigned feat) |
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| void | disableGl (unsigned feat) |
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| void | clearGl (unsigned bufferBits) |
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| void | viewportGl (int x, int y, int w, int h) |
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| static std::unordered_set< std::string > & | getForbiddenLayers () |
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| void | initGlfw () |
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| void | quitGlfw () |
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| std::default_random_engine & | stmsRand () |
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| std::string | toHex (unsigned long long in, uint8_t places=0) |
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| UUID | genUUID4 () |
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| int | intRand (int min, int max) |
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| float | floatRand (float min, float max) |
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| void | initAll () |
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| bool | getBit (uint64_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| uint8_t | resetBit8 (uint8_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| uint16_t | resetBit16 (uint16_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| uint32_t | resetBit32 (uint32_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| uint64_t | resetBit64 (uint64_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| uint64_t | setBit (uint64_t in, uint8_t bit) |
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| constexpr char | versionString [] = "0.0.0-dev2020.07.23" |
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| | This number represents the stability ("maturity") of this version. This will be subject to change. 16: development version, 32: alpha, 48: beta, 64: release candidate, 80: production, 96: LTS. More...
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| constexpr unsigned | threadPoolWorkerDelayMs = 16 |
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| constexpr bool | logToLatestLog = true |
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| constexpr bool | logToUniqueFile = false |
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| constexpr bool | logToStdout = true |
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| constexpr char | logsDir [] = "./stms_logs" |
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| constexpr unsigned | certAndCipherLen = 256 |
| | Size of the string to allocate for logging OpenSSL certs and ciphers. More...
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| constexpr int | waitEventsSleepAmount = 4 |
| | Milliseconds to pause for on waitEvents so that newly connected clients are visible. More...
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| constexpr int | minIoTimeout = 1000 |
| | Minimum amount of time to wait for pending TLS IO (in milliseconds). More...
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| constexpr int | tcpListenBacklog = 8 |
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| constexpr int | maxRecvLen = 16384 |
| | The size (bytes) of the buffer to allocate for incoming TLS packets. RFC 8449. More...
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| constexpr int | secretCookieLen = 16 |
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| std::mutex | logQMtx |
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| std::queue< LogRecord > | logQueue |
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| ThreadPool * | logPool |
| | ThreadPool to be used for processing log messages from logQueue . You can modify this variable. If set to nullptr , asynchronous logging will be disabled. Otherwise, log-consume tasks will be submitted to this pool. By default, this is nullptr and async logging is disabled. More...
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| std::vector< std::function< void(LogRecord *, std::string *)> > | logHooks |
| | List of hooks to call for each log message processed, in order. You can modify this variable. More...
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| uint8_t | secretCookie [secretCookieLen] |
| | This is secretCookieLen of random data to be used for DTLS stateless cookie exchanges (for protection against DDoS attacks). More...
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| bool | glInitialized |
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| GLint | majorGlVersion |
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| constexpr unsigned | postProcOptimal = aiProcess_JoinIdenticalVertices | aiProcess_Triangulate | aiProcess_ValidateDataStructure | aiProcess_OptimizeMeshes |
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| void(* | pollEvents )() |
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| constexpr char | hexChars [] = "0123456789abcdef" |
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| int(* | sslRand )(unsigned char *, int) |
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| _stms_STMSInitializer | stmsInitializer |
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Namespace containing everything StoneMason has to offer! (https://github.com/RotartsiORG/StoneMason)
| constexpr glm::mat4 stms::idMat = glm::mat4(1.0f) |
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constexpr |
Identity 4x4 matrix {{1, 0, 0, 0}, {0, 1, 0, 0}, {0, 0, 1, 0}, {0, 0, 0, 1}}.
| std::vector<std::function<void(LogRecord *, std::string *)> > stms::logHooks |
List of hooks to call for each log message processed, in order. You can modify this variable.
The first argument (LogRecord *
) is the raw LogRecord
, which contains info such as the time, file, line, and level of the log message. You can modify this.
The second argument (std::string *
) is the full formatted string of the log message. You could print this string directly. You can modify this. (example: [9:30:15.125000000 ] [ file:///home/ubuntu/MyProject/main.cpp ] [ info ]: Hello World!
)
By default, 1 hook is guaranteed to be registered. It is either the first or second hook, depending on stms::logToStdout
. This hook simply removes the text format control characters from the second argument for printing to files. (e.g. \u001b[1m\u001b[31mERROR[0m
-> ERROR
)
If stms::logToStdout
is true, the first hook would be a hook that just prints the second argument to stdout.
If stms::logToLatestLog
is true, the next hook would be one that writes the second argument to latest.log
without flushing the output with fflush
If stms::logToUniqueFile
is true, the next hook would be one that writes the second argument to ${stms::logsDir}/${DATE_TIME}.log


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Hello, long time no see. If you are new to Apple Town, well welcome! Today I am excited to annouce that we will be starting V2, of Apple Town. What does that mean exactly? Well, you're about to find out!
Brand New Server!
Today, I am excited to tell you that we have found a brand new server to host our town 'Apple Town'! The server is...
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On other news, DarkCraft SMP that was hosted of the first original AppleTown, recently got discontinued by the Server owner, due to lack of funding for operations. We sadly didn't get the download link for the world, since the owner has discontinued the server early than the end date. R.I.P. DarkCraft SMP.
We have decided to discontinue operations in the following servers, 'NessaSMP' 'AppleTown Server #3, Apple Town Official Server' 'SMPEarth.', We have decided to discontinue these servers from the Apple Town community effective ASAP. We have decided to focus on our main hub at the moment which is orchidia, also development for NessaSMP AppleTown has already been halted for 2-3 months now, we will be removing them on our server listings ASAP. SMPEarth on the other hand, well it has also been halted too, it is still up for discussion, but until we launch with more active members in the community we have decided not to build a town there.
Development for V.2. for Apple Town will be coming soon, hopefully finished by the summer of 2021, if we get more members. Our plan is simple, to unlock and develop the 'unofficial stock / trading' area of the website, as well as unlocking the news feature on our website. Although right now you are seeing the AppleTown news on the webpage, this article is in 'archive' mode, so which basically means that this article is going to be archived with the same layout until the new website / area has been developed, archived news articles will be in a seperate area with the old styles in a catagory.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Criminal Miscellaneous No.44499 of 2018 Arising Out of PS.Case No. -116 Year- 2018 Thana -BARUN District- AURANGABAD ====================================================== Jitendra Kumar, S/o Late Bishnu Singh @ Late Bishun Singh Yadav, R/o Village- Kolhad, P.S.- Barun, District- Aurangabad (Bihar). .... .... Petitioner Versus The State of Bihar, through the Principal Secretary Cum Commissioner Department of Mines and Geology Government of Bihar, Patna. .... .... Opposite Party ====================================================== Appearance : For the Petitioner/s : Mr. Ravindra Kumar For the Opposite Party/s : Mr. Naresh Dikshit ====================================================== CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE VINOD KUMAR SINHA ORAL ORDER
2 30-07-2018 Heard learned counsel for the petitioner.
Petitioner apprehends his arrest in connection with Barun P.S.Case No. 116 of 2018 registered for the offences punishable under Sections 379, 411, 420, 34 of the Indian Penal Code and Sections 4/40 of Bihar Mines and Minerals Concession Rules, 1972, including Section 15 of Prevention of Pollution Act, 1986.
Allegation as per FIR is that seven tractors loaded with sand were intercepted and petitioner is owner-cum-driver of one of the tractors.
Submission of learned counsel for the petitioner is that the seizure list does not show that tractor was loaded with sand, rather it is disclosed that some (ans) of sand was found in the tractor.
Patna High Court Cr.M isc. No.44499 of 2018 (2) dt.30-07-20182/2
Heard learned APP also.
Having heard both sides and in the facts and circumstances, let the petitioner, named above, in the event of his arrest or surrender, be released on bail on furnishing bail bond of Rs.25,000/- (Rupees twenty five thousand) with two sureties of the like amount each to the satisfaction of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Aurangabad, in connection with Barun P.S.Case No. 116 of 2018, subject to the conditions as laid down under Section 438(2) Cr.P.C. and further condition is that one of the bailors shall be a local person having sufficient immoveable properties within the jurisdiction of court concerned.
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- NAME
- Tcl_UniCharIsAlnum, Tcl_UniCharIsAlpha, Tcl_UniCharIsControl, Tcl_UniCharIsDigit, Tcl_UniCharIsGraph, Tcl_UniCharIsLower, Tcl_UniCharIsPrint, Tcl_UniCharIsPunct, Tcl_UniCharIsSpace, Tcl_UniCharIsUpper, Tcl_UniCharIsWordChar - routines for classification of Tcl_UniChar characters
- SYNOPSIS
- #include <tcl.h>
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsAlnum(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsAlpha(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsControl(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsDigit(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsGraph(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsLower(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsPrint(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsPunct(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsSpace(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsUpper(ch)
- int
- Tcl_UniCharIsWordChar(ch)
- ARGUMENTS
- DESCRIPTION
- CHARACTER CLASSES
- KEYWORDS
Tcl_UniCharIsAlnum, Tcl_UniCharIsAlpha, Tcl_UniCharIsControl, Tcl_UniCharIsDigit, Tcl_UniCharIsGraph, Tcl_UniCharIsLower, Tcl_UniCharIsPrint, Tcl_UniCharIsPunct, Tcl_UniCharIsSpace, Tcl_UniCharIsUpper, Tcl_UniCharIsWordChar - routines for classification of Tcl_UniChar characters
#include <tcl.h>
int
Tcl_UniCharIsAlnum(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsAlpha(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsControl(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsDigit(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsGraph(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsLower(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsPrint(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsPunct(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsSpace(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsUpper(ch)
int
Tcl_UniCharIsWordChar(ch)
- int ch (in)
-
The Tcl_UniChar to be examined.
All of the routines described examine Tcl_UniChars and return a
boolean value. A non-zero return value means that the character does
belong to the character class associated with the called routine. The
rest of this document just describes the character classes associated
with the various routines.
Note: A Tcl_UniChar is a Unicode character represented as an unsigned,
fixed-size quantity.
Tcl_UniCharIsAlnum tests if the character is an alphanumeric Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsAlpha tests if the character is an alphabetic Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsControl tests if the character is a Unicode control character.
Tcl_UniCharIsDigit tests if the character is a numeric Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsGraph tests if the character is any Unicode print character except space.
Tcl_UniCharIsLower tests if the character is a lowercase Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsPrint tests if the character is a Unicode print character.
Tcl_UniCharIsPunct tests if the character is a Unicode punctuation character.
Tcl_UniCharIsSpace tests if the character is a whitespace Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsUpper tests if the character is an uppercase Unicode character.
Tcl_UniCharIsWordChar tests if the character is alphanumeric or
a connector punctuation mark.
unicode, classification
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executeVerb method
- dynamic builder,
- {bool sync}
Executes a verb builder on the local secondary. For update and delete operation, if sync
is
set to true or if SyncStrategy is SyncStrategy.IMMEDIATE then data is synced from local to remote.
if sync
is set to false, no sync operation is done.
Implementation
@override
Future<String> executeVerb(VerbBuilder builder, {sync}) async {
var verbResult;
try {
sync ??= (_preference.syncStrategy == SyncStrategy.IMMEDIATE);
if (builder is UpdateVerbBuilder || builder is DeleteVerbBuilder) {
var syncManager = SyncManager.getInstance();
//1. if local and server are out of sync, first sync before updating current key-value
if (sync) {
await syncManager.sync();
}
//2 . update/delete to local store
var operation;
if (builder is UpdateVerbBuilder) {
verbResult = await _update(builder);
switch (builder.operation) {
case UPDATE_META:
operation = CommitOp.UPDATE_META;
break;
case UPDATE_ALL:
operation = CommitOp.UPDATE_ALL;
break;
default:
operation = CommitOp.UPDATE;
}
} else if (builder is DeleteVerbBuilder) {
verbResult = await _delete(builder);
operation = CommitOp.DELETE;
}
// 3. sync latest update/delete if strategy is immediate
if (sync && _preference.syncStrategy == SyncStrategy.IMMEDIATE) {
var local_commit_seq = verbResult.split(':')[1];
await syncManager.syncImmediate(local_commit_seq, builder, operation);
}
} else if (builder is LLookupVerbBuilder) {
verbResult = await _llookup(builder);
} else if (builder is ScanVerbBuilder) {
verbResult = await _scan(builder);
} else if (builder is NotifyVerbBuilder) {
verbResult = await _notify(builder);
}
} on Exception catch (e) {
if (e is AtLookUpException) {
return Future.error(AtClientException(e.errorCode, e.errorMessage));
} else {
rethrow;
}
}
return verbResult;
}


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---
short: t-xslt
type: transformer
color: indigo
title: XSLT transformer
description: Transforms XML files using XSLT transformations.
---
Transformer, allows the user to transform XML files using XSLT.
- New file extension
- XSLT allows to create arbitrary text files from XML. Expecially for RDF files it is important that the new file has a correct extension according to its format
- Number of threads used for transformation
- The XSLT processor is given this number of threads to use for each transformation
- XSLT Template
- The XSLT template used to transform the input XML files
Characteristics
- ID
- {{ page.short }}
- Type
- {{ page.type }}
- Inputs
- Files - Input
- RDF single graph - Parameters
- Outputs
- Files
- Look in pipeline
- Sample pipeline
- available
The {{page.title}} component takes the input XML files and runs an XSLT transformation on them.
It supports multiple input files and it also supports XSLT parameters serialized in RDF, different parameters can be applied to different files based on their file names.
Runtime configuration
Below you can see sample runtime configuration for the component. You can also import a sample pipeline.
Currently, output file names and XSLT parameters for multiple transformed files can be passed through the runtime configuration.
{% highlight turtle %}
@prefix xslt:
.
@prefix rdf:
.
@prefix rdfs: .
@prefix xml: .
@prefix xsd: .
a xslt:Config ;
xslt:fileInfo ,
.
a xslt:FileInfo ;
xslt:fileName "data-1.xml" ;
xslt:parameter .
a xslt:Parameter ;
xslt:parameterName "recordid" ;
xslt:parameterValue "365670661" .
a xslt:FileInfo ;
xslt:fileName "data-2.xml" ;
xslt:outputName "data-2-output.ttl" ;
xslt:parameter .
a xslt:Parameter ;
xslt:parameterName "recordid" ;
xslt:parameterValue "365670662" .
{% endhighlight %}


This plugin adds the ability to wrap your job with pre- and post- build steps which are only executed when a manual release build is triggered.
Configure the job to enable releasing
On the job configuration page, enable the release build configuration under the Build Wrapper heading and add whatever pre and post build steps you need to complete a release.
In my experience, a release build typically requires pre-build steps of validating the project is releasable and bumping the version to the release version. After the build runs as usual, the post build steps are labeling the codebase and bumping the version to the next development version.
Executing a release
To run a release, click the Release icon from the job home page. This will bring you to the release details page where you are prompted to fill in two optional values, release version and next development version. As seen above, these values are then available at job execution time as RELEASE_VERSION and DEVELOPMENT_VERSION. Finally, click the schedule release build and the job is scheduled to run immediately, now including the execution of the pre and post build steps.
Viewing results
Once the build is complete, the release plugin automatically locks the build, preventing it from being automatically deleted, adds a description noting the release version and adds a release icon denoting it as a release build.
Supported Job Types
The release plugin supports the Maven2 and Free Style Job type
Version History
Unscheduled
- Matrix job support
- Add ability to pick up release notes from build output and host with build
Version 1.1 (03/26/2009)
- Add permissions on triggering a release
- Fixed issue where parameters were not being resolved
- Captured release parameters as build parameters which can now be viewed via build parameters link
Version 1.0 (02/10/2009)
- Initial release