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It was sometime in mid-March of 2005 the very first time I ever did cocaine. I was extremely apprehensive. I'm sure I'm not the only person who's ever gone through this. I was worried because I had been misinformed my entire life by my parents, church, school, government, and the media. Please don't think that I have an extremely casual attitude towards coke, but I do believe that almost all things are okay in moderation and coke is certainly nowhere near as evil as those in-charge would lead us to believe.
So this was my first night doing coke. Before this I had only ever smoked weed, which I was doing fairly habitually at this point in my life. The setting was with two friends at one of their houses. A more experienced friend suggested that I just take a little bump first just to be safe. A few minutes after my bump I was feeling some numbness in my face and throat, but I wasn't quite high yet. After I had just thought about how I felt for a while and my friends had taken some lines I decided to take two more.
After this I did get high.  My throat and nose were extremely numb at this point, at times my body would tingle. I became very talkative, I felt like an intellectual god. and I loved to look at myself in the mirror. Maybe 20 or 30 minutes after I had taken those two lines we went to go smoke some weed to help with the comedown. The entire experience was extremely enjoyable for me. For days I felt that if at any time I was for some mysterious reason offered a line by someone I would not be able to refuse it.
One night, maybe a week later, one of my friends that I had shared my first coke experience with and I decided to get a dub. That's a little less than half a gram. I don't remember the details of this night all that well because it was a little while ago after all and nothing too significant happened. It was an extremely enjoyable night. I got fairly jacked up, had a good time, loved the world, loved myself, and then smoked some weed for the comedown.
The next time I did coke, it was maybe a half a week to a week later. I had asked my friend to pick up a dub for me one day, but he had a hard time getting in touch with his connects for a little while. Finally though, fortune smiled upon us and maybe as soon as a night or two later I had my dub. It was the night of April the 5th. This was probably the best time I've ever had with coke thus far. It was very personal and private and I just went at my own pace and enjoyed myself.
I started at like midnight and took two lines. I got a cig and moisturized both ends so I could dab some coke on.  I went out and smoked and just walked around and thought about life for a little while. I felt very good. I talked to two friends very briefly while I was outside. After maybe 30 minutes I went back inside and took two more lines.  I went outside and smoked some more and talked on the phone a bit more. At one point, I remember laying down on the concrete of my driveway, staring at the stars, and just letting my body feel the way it did.  My breathing quickens and I just feel good almost all over.
I went back in and two final lines. These two were prolly the thickest. Another 30 minutes later, I was smoking weed for the comedown. This entire night was very enjoyable. It only served to completely solidify the affectionate feelings I have towards cocaine. The next day I had to exercise a fair amount of discipline and self-control to not procur more coke.
My most recent experience with cocaine occurred last night. Now I know that this is only two days after my previous coke session, but something had happened during the day that had depressed me quite a bit. I really just did not care. So I called up my friend and asked him to get me a dub. We ended up getting two and doing equal amounts together. We could not go back either of our houses at this point in the evening, and not wanting to wait to get jacked up we took some lines in my car. In retrospect, I feel this may have been a mistake.  This night though, I ended up having to drive around for quite a while while I was jacked up. I think this may have caused a little anxiety and paranoia.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I still felt really good.  We eventually went back to my friends house and finished our baggies. Honestly, this high just was not nearly as enjoyable as the previous three. I can't be too sure why, but I think it just has alot to do with what I had eaten, how little sleep I had gotten, I had gotten anxious driving around, and I don't think I got enough to stay very jacked up for long when I took my last lines. The peak of my high came and went very fast.
After that when I was coming down I could just feel every inch of my body. I was sleepy and my stomach hurt but I could not fall asleep. I was a little anxious, and I was half enjoying myself and half wishing that I could just stop feeling what I was feeling. I had sort of a sensory overload. Eventually I left my friends house and went home. When I went home I was still just way too awake, so I took off running down my street and ran until it hurt. I went into my house then, at this point it was maybe 2am. I stripped down to my boxers, turned on a fan, and purposefully covered my alarm clock. I definately did not want to be able to see the time. I laid down and concentrated on making my breathing normal. I tried to get as comfortable as I could and I closed my eyes.
It simply was not that easy. You see I did not have any weed for the comedown this evening. I had no alcohol in the house. Really I had absolutely nothing useful. So I had to tough it out. I tossed and turned for a while. My stomach hurt. I was hungry, but I couldn't eat. I was really tired but I just couldn't stop thinking. I felt a little feverish at times but finally at some unknown point in the evening I fell into a very uncomfortable sleep. I remember waking up at one point and wondering if I had really slept or just gone crazy and thought I had slept. I got up and looked at my alarm clock. It was 9:28 in the morning. I felt a little victorious. I felt like it was over. So I jumped back into bed and didn't wake up until maybe noon. It's 2 in the afternoon right now and I still feel a little groggy and a little sick, but it's not at all bad. I'll get something to eat soon and feel much better.
I really don't know how I feel about cocaine right now. I mean I love it. When my high goes well cocaine is beautiful. But I might hate cocaine a little too.  Honestly, I think that if a friend came to my door right now and had some coke and wanted to cut out some lines, I'd be all for it. I also feel, however, that I will not be the one suggesting that we do coke anytime soon. Maybe I'll feel up to buying some in two or three weeks.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 (O&M) Date of Decision: 19.7.2012 Punjab Pollution Control Board .....Petitioner. Versus M/s B.S. International and others .....Respondents. CORAM: HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE RAMESHWAR SINGH MALIK Present: Mr, Lalit Rishi, Advocate for Mr. D.S.Patwalia, Advocate for the petitioner. Mr. R.S.Bajaj, Advocate for respondent No.2 and 3. ***
RAMESHWAR SINGH MALIK J.(ORAL):
The instant petition is directed against the order dated 6.1.2009, passed by the learned Sessions Court, Jalandhar, whereby the revision petition filed by the present petitioner was dismissed on account of delay of 3 days in filing the revision petition.
The brief facts, necessary for disposing of the short issued involved in the present case, are that the petitioner filed the complaint under Sections 43, 44 read with Section 47 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, against the Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 2 respondents herein. The complaint No. 164/2/94 is appended as Annexure P-1. The stand taken by the respondents was that their firm stood closed six years prior to the alleged offence committed by them. This stand was taken by the respondents vide Annexure P-2. Based on the above, the petitioner-Board decided to consider the request of the respondents for withdrawal of the complaint, which is depicted from the communication dated 21.2.2006 (Annexure P-3).
It is the further case set up by the petitioner-Board that although the request of the respondents for withdrawal of the complaint was under consideration but the charge had been framed against the respondents in the complaint (Annexure P-1). On 2.6.2006, when the case was fixed before the learned trial court of the Judicial Magistrate, Jalandhar, nobody appeared on behalf of the complainant and the learned trial court, while referring to the observations made in the communication (Annexure P-3), that since the offence was compoundable, dismissed the complaint and the accused were ordered to be discharged. This order dated 2.6.2006 is appended as Annexure P-4.
Dissatisfied with the above said order, petitioner- complainant Board filed its revision petition before the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, vide Annexure P-5. However, since there was a delay of 3 days in filing the revision petition, the application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, seeking condonation of delay of 5 days in filing the revision petition, was also filed, vide Annexure P-6. However, learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, dismissed the application for condonation of delay and Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 3 also the criminal revision petition, vide impugned order dated 6.1.2009 (Annexure P-7), observing therein that the complainant- Board failed to give sufficient cause and reasons explaining the delay of 3 days in filing the revision petition. Thus, the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, passed the impugned order dismissing the revision petition, as barred by limitation without going into merits of the case.
Feeling aggrieved against the above said orders, complainant-Board as approached this Court by way of instant petition.
Notice of motion was issued.
Learned counsel for the petitioner vehemently contended that impugned order was not sustainable in law because the revision petition before the learned Session Judge was not hopelessly time barred. It was delayed only by three days. He further submits that the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, ought not to have dismissed the revision petition solely because of delay of three days. Instead, the revision petition ought to have been decided on merits of the case. He also contended that no prejudice, as such, has been shown to have been caused to the respondents-accused because of the delay of three days in filing the revision petition, nor the petitioner was going to gain anything in delaying the matter. Since the order (Annexure P-4) was passed by learned JMIC, Jalandhar, in the absence of the complainant-Board, the learned Sessions Judge has fell into serious error of law while passing the impugned order, dismissing the revision petition only because of the delay of three days and not deciding the same on merits.
Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 4
Per contra, learned counsel for the respondents submits that the impugned order does not suffer from any illegality or perversity. Since the petitioner-Board miserably failed to show any cause, explaining the delay of three days in filing the revision petition, the application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act was rightly dismissed and the impugned order passed by the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar was liable to be upheld.
Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and after going through the record of the case, this Court is of the considered opinion that present one is a fit case for exercising the inherent jurisdiction of this Court under Section 482 Cr.P.C. so as to prevent the abuse of process of law and also to secure the ends of justice. I say so because of more than one reasons, being recorded hereinafter.
It is the settled proposition of law that rules of procedure are handmaids of justice, which are meant to be followed for advancing the cause of justice. No doubt, the law of limitation is indeed an important law on the statute book. It is in furtherance of the sound public policy to put a quietus to disputes or grievances of which resolution and redressal are not sought within the prescribed time. The law of limitation is intended to allow things to finally settle down after a reasonable time and not to let everyone live in a state of uncertainty. It does not permit any one to raise claims that are very old and stale and does not allow anyone to approach the higher tiers of the judicial system for correction of the lower court's Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 5 orders or for redressal of grievances at one's own sweet will. However, at the same time, the Courts are also expected to proceed with a pragmatic and liberal approach. No straight jacket formula can be and should be laid down in this regard, leaving it open to the Courts to decide the cases as per the peculiar fact situation obtaining in a given case. Courts have to keep in mind the basic and fundamental princple of law that justice is not only to be done but it seems to have been done.
Further, whenever the technicalities of law and substantive justice are pitted against each other, it is always the substantive justice, which is to prevail and the technicalities of law must give way to the substantive justice.
Keeping the aforesaid principle of law in view, this Court is of this confirm opinion that the impugned order passed by the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, is not sustainable in law.
Firstly, the delay was only of three days. It was not an old and stale matter. Secondly, the order which was being challenged in the revision petition before the learned Sessions Judge, had been passed by the learned Chief Judicial Magistrate in the absence of the petitioner-Board.
Thirdly, the learned Sessions Judge failed to appreciate the ground realities of life expecting the strict explanation for each day, from the petitioner-Board, which is a government agency. It was not an individual who was to pursue the litigation. Before filing the revision petition in the court of learned Sessions Judge, requisite sanction was to be sought from the competent authority. It was so Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 6 pleaded in the application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act as noted by the learned Sessions Judge in para 7 of the impugned order that time was consumed for obtaining the sanction of the competent authority.
Another question that falls for consideration of this Court would be the scope of inherent jurisdiction of this Court under Section 482 Cr.P.C. No doubt, the powers under Section 482 Cr.P.C. are not unlimited but at the same time, there is no denying to the fact that powers under Section 482 Cr.P.C. are wide enough and are meant to be exercised for preventing the abuse of process of the Court and securing the ends of justice. It has been so settled by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in long series of judgments and the recent one, in this regard, is State of Punjab versus Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar, 2012 (1) RCR (criminal) 126.
Keeping in view the totality of facts and circumstances of the present case noted above, coupled with the reasons aforementioned, this Court has no hesitation to conclude that the impugned order dated 6.1.2009 (Annexure P-7), passed by learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, suffers from patent illegality.
Consequently, the impugned order dated 6.1.2009 (Annexure P-7), is set aside. The application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act, moved by the petitioner, is allowed. Delay of three days in filing the revision petition before the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, is condoned. The matter is remitted back to the learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, for deciding the revision of the petitioner Board, afresh on merits of the case.
Criminal Misc. No. M-34416 of 2009 7
Owing to the peculiar fact situation of the present case, learned Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, is directed to make endeavour to decide the case at an early date, preferably within a period of three months from the date of receipt of the copy of this order.
(RAMESHWAR SINGH MALIK) JUDGE 19.7.2012 AK Sharma


public interface WorkspaceResources
This interface provides methods to access Workspace resources.
Thread Safety: Implementation of this interface must be thread safe.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Workspace |
copyWorkspace(long workspaceId,
ContainerDestination containerDestination,
EnumSet<WorkspaceCopyInclusion> includes,
EnumSet<WorkspaceRemapExclusion> skipRemap)
Creates a copy of the specified workspace.
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Workspace |
copyWorkspace(long workspaceId,
ContainerDestination containerDestination,
EnumSet<WorkspaceCopyInclusion> includes,
EnumSet<WorkspaceRemapExclusion> skipRemap,
EnumSet<CopyExclusion> excludes)
Deprecated.
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Workspace |
createWorkspace(Workspace workspace)
Create a workspace.
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void |
deleteWorkspace(long id)
Delete a workspace.
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WorkspaceFolderResources |
folderResources()
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resources.
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Workspace |
getWorkspace(long id,
Boolean loadAll,
EnumSet<SourceInclusion> includes)
Get a workspace.
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PagedResult<Workspace> |
listWorkspaces(PaginationParameters parameters)
List all workspaces.
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ShareResources |
shareResources()
Return the ShareResources object that provides access to Share resources associated with Workspace
resources.
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Workspace |
updateWorkspace(Workspace workspace)
Update a workspace.
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PagedResult<Workspace> listWorkspaces(PaginationParameters parameters) throws SmartsheetException
List all workspaces.
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parameters
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- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationWorkspace getWorkspace(long id, Boolean loadAll, EnumSet<SourceInclusion> includes) throws SmartsheetException
Get a workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: GET /workspace/{id}
id
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- the loadAll boolean valueIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationWorkspace createWorkspace(Workspace workspace) throws SmartsheetException
Create a workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: POST /workspaces
workspace
- the workspace to createIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationWorkspace updateWorkspace(Workspace workspace) throws SmartsheetException
Update a workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: PUT /workspace/{id}
workspace
- the workspace to updateIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationvoid deleteWorkspace(long id) throws SmartsheetException
Delete a workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: DELETE /workspace{id}
id
- the id of the workspaceIllegalArgumentException
- if any argument is null or empty stringInvalidRequestException
- if there is any problem with the REST API requestAuthorizationException
- if there is any problem with the REST API authorization (access token)ResourceNotFoundException
- if the resource cannot be foundServiceUnavailableException
- if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting)SmartsheetException
- if there is any other error during the operationWorkspace copyWorkspace(long workspaceId, ContainerDestination containerDestination, EnumSet<WorkspaceCopyInclusion> includes, EnumSet<WorkspaceRemapExclusion> skipRemap) throws SmartsheetException
Creates a copy of the specified workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: POST /workspaces/{workspaceId}/copy
Exceptions: IllegalArgumentException : if folder is null InvalidRequestException : if there is any problem with the REST API request AuthorizationException : if there is any problem with the REST API authorization(access token) ServiceUnavailableException : if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting) SmartsheetRestException : if there is any other REST API related error occurred during the operation SmartsheetException : if there is any other error occurred during the operationworkspaceId
- the folder idcontainerDestination
- describes the destination containerincludes
- optional parameters to includeskipRemap
- optional parameters to excludeSmartsheetException
- the smartsheet exception@Deprecated Workspace copyWorkspace(long workspaceId, ContainerDestination containerDestination, EnumSet<WorkspaceCopyInclusion> includes, EnumSet<WorkspaceRemapExclusion> skipRemap, EnumSet<CopyExclusion> excludes) throws SmartsheetException
Creates a copy of the specified workspace.
It mirrors to the following Smartsheet REST API method: POST /workspaces/{workspaceId}/copy
Exceptions: IllegalArgumentException : if folder is null InvalidRequestException : if there is any problem with the REST API request AuthorizationException : if there is any problem with the REST API authorization(access token) ServiceUnavailableException : if the REST API service is not available (possibly due to rate limiting) SmartsheetRestException : if there is any other REST API related error occurred during the operation SmartsheetException : if there is any other error occurred during the operationworkspaceId
- the folder idcontainerDestination
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- optional parameters to includeskipRemap
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Return the WorkspaceFolderResources object that provides access to Folder resources associated with Workspace resources.
ShareResources shareResources()
Return the ShareResources object that provides access to Share resources associated with Workspace resources.
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Obsolete Members for QApplication
The following members of class QApplication are obsolete. They are provided to keep old source code working. We strongly advise against using them in new code.
Public Types
(obsolete) enum | ColorSpec { NormalColor, CustomColor, ManyColor } |
Static Public Members
(obsolete) int | colorSpec() |
(obsolete) Qt::LayoutDirection | keyboardInputDirection() |
(obsolete) QLocale | keyboardInputLocale() |
(obsolete) bool | keypadNavigationEnabled() |
(obsolete) void | setColorSpec(int spec) |
(obsolete) void | setGraphicsSystem(const QString &) |
(obsolete) void | setKeypadNavigationEnabled(bool enable) |
Member Type Documentation
enum QApplication::ColorSpec
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
QApplication::NormalColor | 0 | the default color allocation policy |
QApplication::CustomColor | 1 | the same as NormalColor for X11; allocates colors to a palette on demand under Windows |
QApplication::ManyColor | 2 | the right choice for applications that use thousands of colors |
See setColorSpec() for full details.
Member Function Documentation
[static]
int QApplication::colorSpec()
Returns the color specification.
See also QApplication::setColorSpec().
[static]
Qt::LayoutDirection QApplication::keyboardInputDirection()
Returns the current keyboard input direction. Replaced with QInputMethod::inputDirection()
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
See also QInputMethod::inputDirection().
[static]
QLocale QApplication::keyboardInputLocale()
Returns the current keyboard input locale. Replaced with QInputMethod::locale()
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
[static]
bool QApplication::keypadNavigationEnabled()
Returns true
if Qt is set to use keypad navigation; otherwise returns false. The default value is false.
This feature is available in Qt for Embedded Linux, and Windows CE only.
Note: On Windows CE this feature is disabled by default for touch device mkspecs. To enable keypad navigation, build Qt with QT_KEYPAD_NAVIGATION defined.
See also setKeypadNavigationEnabled() and navigationMode().
[static]
void QApplication::setColorSpec(int spec)
Sets the color specification for the application to spec.
This call has no effect.
The color specification controls how the application allocates colors when run on a display with a limited amount of colors, e.g. 8 bit / 256 color displays.
The color specification must be set before you create the QApplication object.
The options are:
- QApplication::NormalColor. This is the default color allocation strategy. Use this option if your application uses buttons, menus, texts and pixmaps with few colors. With this option, the application uses system global colors. This works fine for most applications under X11, but on the Windows platform, it may cause dithering of non-standard colors.
- QApplication::CustomColor. Use this option if your application needs a small number of custom colors. On X11, this option is the same as NormalColor. On Windows, Qt creates a Windows palette, and allocates colors to it on demand.
- QApplication::ManyColor. Use this option if your application is very color hungry, e.g., it requires thousands of colors.
Under X11 the effect is:- For 256-color displays which have at best a 256 color true color visual, the default visual is used, and colors are allocated from a color cube. The color cube is the 6x6x6 (216 color) "Web palette" (the red, green, and blue components always have one of the following values: 0x00, 0x33, 0x66, 0x99, 0xCC, or 0xFF), but the number of colors can be changed by the -ncols option. The user can force the application to use the true color visual with the -visual option.
- For 256-color displays which have a true color visual with more than 256 colors, use that visual. Silicon Graphics X servers this feature, for example. They provide an 8 bit visual by default but can deliver true color when asked.
On Windows, Qt creates a Windows palette, and fills it with a color cube.
Be aware that the CustomColor and ManyColor choices may lead to colormap flashing: The foreground application gets (most) of the available colors, while the background windows will look less attractive.
Example:
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { QApplication::setColorSpec(QApplication::ManyColor); QApplication app(argc, argv); ... return app.exec(); }
See also colorSpec().
[static]
void QApplication::setGraphicsSystem(const QString &)
This call has no effect.
Use the QPA framework instead.
[static]
void QApplication::setKeypadNavigationEnabled(bool enable)
Sets whether Qt should use focus navigation suitable for use with a minimal keypad.
This feature is available in Qt for Embedded Linux, and Windows CE only.
Note: On Windows CE this feature is disabled by default for touch device mkspecs. To enable keypad navigation, build Qt with QT_KEYPAD_NAVIGATION defined.
See also keypadNavigationEnabled() and setNavigationMode().


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About HILTIWhen developing networking systems such as firewalls, routers, and intrusion detection systems, one faces a striking gap between the ease with which one can often describe a desired analysis in high-level terms, and the tremendous amount of low-level implementation details that one must still grapple with to come to a robust solution. HILTI bridges this divide by providing an abstract execution environment for deep, stateful network traffic analysis. It offers platform to application developers that provides much of the low-level functionality, without tying it to a specific analysis structure. HILTI consists of two parts: (1) an abstract machine model that caters specifically to the networking domain, directly supporting the field's common abstractions and idioms in its instruction set; and (2) a compiler toolchain, built on top of LLVM, for turning programs written for the abstract machine into optimized, natively executable code.
# cat hello-world.hlt
module Main
import Hilti
void run() {
call Hilti::print ("Hello, HILTI world!")
}
# hiltic -j hello-world.hlt
Hello, HILTI world!
About SpicySpicy is a next-generation parser generator that makes it easy to build parsers for network protocols, file formats, and more. Spicy is more than just a "yacc for protocols": it's an all-in-one system that enables developers to write attributed grammars defining both syntax and semantics of an input format inside a single comprehensive scripting language. The Spicy toolchain, built on top of HILTI, turns such grammars into efficient parsing code that exposes an well-defined C interface to its host application for feeding in input and retrieving results. At runtime, parsing proceeds fully incrementally—and potentially in parallel—on input streams of arbitrary size. Compilation takes place either statically at build time, or or just-in-time at startup.
# cat http-request.spicy
module HTTP;
const Token = /[^ \t\r\n]+/;
const WhiteSpace = /[ \t]+/;
const NewLine = /\r?\n/;
export type RequestLine = unit {
method: Token;
: WhiteSpace;
uri: Token;
: WhiteSpace;
version: Version;
: NewLine;
on %done {
print self.method, self.uri, self.version.number;
}
};
type Version = unit {
: /HTTP\//;
number: /[0-9]+\.[0-9]+/;
};
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GET /index.html 1.0
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Adds buffer to end_date, used to allow for network congestion and near end_time submissions
end_date + 15.minutes
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 82 def end_date_buffered end_date + 15.minutes end
Finds the file submission for a user for this assignment
user_id – the user id
File_Submission object
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 18 def find_file_submission(user_id) assignment_id = self.assignment.id FileSubmission.find_by_user_id_and_assignment_id(user_id,assignment_id) end
Finds the person the the user is supposed to grade
The matching user
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 26 def find_pair(user_id) ReviewMapping.find_by_user_id_and_review_assignment_id(user_id,self.id).other_user end
Proper syntax for grouped boolean field
grouped
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 33 def grouped? grouped end
Checks if the current time is between the start date and end date
True if Time.now between start_date and end_date, false otherwise
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 59 def is_active? (start_date <= Time.now) && (Time.now <= end_date_buffered) end
Checks if Time.now is between the end date and the late assignment buffer
True if Time.now greater than end_date and less than end_date + buffer, false otherwise
Late window is 24 hours. Used to color tables in view so professor knows how late assignment was.
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 75 def is_late? end_date_buffered < Time.now && (end_date_buffered + 24.hours) > Time.now end
Checks if Time.now is greater than the end_date for the assignment
True if Time.now greater than end_date, false otherwise
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 66 def is_over? end_date_buffered < Time.now end
Formats the end_date to be human readable string
String of the end_date
Uses String.strftime(“%m-%d-%y %l:%M %P %Z”)
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 52 def pretty_end_date end_date.strftime("%m-%d-%y %l:%M %P %Z") end
Formats the start_date to be human readable string
String of the start_date
Uses String.strftime(“%m-%d-%y %l:%M %P %Z”)
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 43 def pretty_start_date start_date.strftime("%m-%d-%y %l:%M %P %Z") end
Converts the review_assignments grades into a csv
mappings – hash of the student mappings
questions – all questions for this assignment
answers – all answers for this assignment
CSV that can be sent to the client
# File app/models/review_assignment.rb, line 93 def to_csv(mappings, questions, answers) CSV.generate do |csv| csv << ["Grader", "Grader Email", "Graded", "Graded Email"] + questions.map{|question| "#{question.content.split("@#!$")[0]}"} mappings.each do |mapping| student = mapping.user other = mapping.other_user csv << ["#{student.friendly_full_name}", "#{student.email}", "#{other.friendly_full_name}", "#{other.email}"] + answers[mapping.id].map{|answer| "#{answer.answer}"} end end end


It’s a lazy day for me. That means I’ll probably hack stuff all day.
One of my best friends in the world just sent me a note asking for a good Cocoa reference. I thought I’d pass on the same advice I gave him:
This is the book on learning Cocoa:
Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X by Aaron Hillegass
Third edition is supposed to come out this summer. I’ve read the proofs of the 3rd edition, and it does add some good stuff, but if you’re anxious to get started, I’d get 2nd edition and get started.
I may sound like a terrible shill for Aaron, who also happens to be a very nice guy and an excellent instructor, but this really is the book on the subject. Poll any group of Cocoa developers and it’ll come up over and over again either as the book they used or the book they would have used if it had existed when they started.
Do not just sit down and read this book in bed. Get our XCode and work through the projects. Even just re-typing code out of the book will teach you a lot. You’ll learn how to get around XCode and how Objective-C “feels” to type. That may sound silly, but Obj-C doesn’t type like other languages. The method names are very long and multi-part, so using the built-in code completion is much more useful than it may be in Java or C++. The one problem with starting with 2nd Edition is that its written for Interface Builder 2, and 10.5 moved to IB3. You have several choices: wait for 3rd edition (don’t. get started learning this week, you’ll thank yourself later); download XCode 2.5 from Apple and learn using that (not a bad solution); or read the IB help, particularly “Interface Builder Workflow Tools.”
Here is the one huge secret that will make things easier moving from IB2 to IB3: If you want to instantiate a custom class, the IB2 way was to go into the class browser, find the class you wanted and select “Instantiate” for it. There is no class browser in IB3, so you’ll hunt forever…. The answer is to drag an NSObject or NSView from the library onto your object window (the one with “File’s Owner” in it), then go to the Identity pane of the Inspector and set the Class. This is a really unintuitive way to do a very common operation. It took me ages to figure it out with my background in IB2. Yes, it makes sense, but you shouldn’t have to click that much to find it.
If you have any interest in being a Cocoa programmer, go do it. A great book is available at a reasonable price. All the same tools that the professionals use are available for free with the OS. There’s nothing stopping you from building little (but useful) Cocoa apps a month from now.


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In the U.S., teenage girls and women are shamed for enjoying sex. Parents don’t want them to discover their sexuality for fear that their little girl will get a bad reputation or a sexually transmitted disease. When parents or guardians finally acknowledge the special talk about birds and the bees is necessary, they teach girls that sex should be pleasant and done with someone they love.
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Masturbation has been conveniently left out of conversations between parents and children, and it’s not discussed in health classes either. Teens have to answer sex-related questions on their own by experimenting with techniques heard from friends or seen on the internet. Girls tend to start masturbating after their pubescent years — a late start compared to boys — because they’re embarrassed and don’t want to be called a nymphomaniac.
Whenever a person first experiences the wonders of masturbation and orgasm, online pornography can either help or hinder their experiences. Guys mostly gravitate toward porn sites, such as the infamous PornHub; however, girls are taking a different approach.
Tumblr, a popular social media platform, gives young women a safe and easy way to discover their sexuality and erotic desires. Thirty-three percent of Marie Claire’s 3,000 respondents said they relied on Tumblr accounts and image searches for sexual content.
Out of Tumblr’s 200,000 most-visited blogs, about 22,775 blogs focus on adult content, according to TechCrunch. The website has extremely liberal standards dealing with sexually explicit content compared to other social media platforms. For example, you may be banned on Instagram for showing a woman’s nipple but can have GIFs of vaginal penetration on Tumblr. Content curators must mark their blogs as NSFW, short for not suitable/safe for work, so people who stumble across them know what they’re getting into.
The website’s sexual content seems especially geared toward women because many pictures and GIFs have an artsy vibe.  The short GIFs leave out any fake moans performed by porn stars, which makes the experience more authentic. There’s also of a balance between content that’s demeaning and what’s noticeably enjoyed by both partners.
Tumblr’s X-rated blogs usually follow certain themes, ranging from cunnilingus to bondage, dominance, sadism and masochism, or BDSM. About 1/3 of women watch hardcore porn, while another 1/3 enjoy softcore or “artsy” porn, according to Marie Claire. Tumblr has something for everyone. A viewer can look for something more traditional, like a guy going down on a girl, or something really extreme, like the marks a paddle with a cheese grater attached can make on a butt.
Fifty-six percent of women said they were conflicted about watching porn because of the harsh treatment of women in the industry and the perpetuation of negative stereotypes, according to Marie Claire. However, with Tumblr’s X-rated blogs, more representation of identities can be found without those groups becoming fetishized. Racial minorities aren’t played up to stereotypes about being submissive or hot-blooded as much on Tumblr.
Although a vast majority of users who run X-rated blogs curate but don’t create the material, there’s a small number of people who post content of themselves and their partners. Viewers often send them praise for their confidence in showing their bodies publicly. Many sexually explicit blogs even receive nude pictures from fans. The blogger will post them, if given consent from the fan, and add their thoughts on the photo.
Young women looking at those X-rated blogs could see them as encouragement to be more confident about their own bodies. Thirty-six percent of women said looking at sexual images helps them feel in control of their sexuality, according to Marie Claire. More women need to feel comfortable expressing their interest in porn because much more people watch it than thought.
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Recently during a code review I have found the following piece of code:
Here the programmer broke one of the most fundamental principles of modern object oriented programming:
Prefer composition over inheritance
Why inheritance is bad in most of the cases? Here are the reasons:
Watered down component API
What methods would you expect on a cache? Something that gets
values from the cache if they are already there. Let us call
this operation TryGetValue(cacheKey, out value)
.
And of course a method to
add a new or overwrite an existing cache entry, let’s call it
SetValue(cacheKey, value)
. Do we need more methods on a cache
from the client point of view? Maybe in the future we will want to
extend SetValue
operation to allow client to specify for how
long items added to the cache should be stored? Who knows.
But still we would end up with only two operations.
NOTE A truly generic and reusable cache is usually slightly more complicated - instead of two we have three methods! For example please see IMemoryCache interface.
On the other hand if we use inheritance we end up with something
like this:
This is much more than we asked for. We actually get operations
that make no sense for a cache like IsEmpty
. I mean either an item
that we are looking for is in the cache or it is not - who cares
if the cache is empty itself?
I hope that I managed to persuade you that a good component API should be small, focused and easy to use. We get none of these if we use inheritance.
Broken encapsulation
By using inheritance we are making it clear to the clients of
our component that it is implemented using ConcurrentDictionary
class.
If we wait long enough we will notice that some of them
will start relaying on that knowledge in their code.
For example they may use ContainsKey
method for checking if
the cache contains a given entry.
What will happen later, when we decide that we want to change
the cache implementation and use for example
IMemoryCache instead?
Clients of our component will get angry, because
our new version of the cache
introduced a breaking change into their code.
Just to sum up: Inheritance both exposes implementation details of components and makes evolution of their APIs more difficult.
Liskov substitution principle is violated
In short some operations that make sense for a dictionary may not make sense for a cache. For example it makes no sense to cache a template that does not exists, yet with inheritance we may write:
When we use inheritance we are telling the type system that
TemplateCache
is a ConcurrentDictionary
.
From logical point of view this makes no sense. They are two
different components that have two different purposes and also
different usage patterns.
They should have nothing in common.
BTW You should avoid putting
null
s into collection classes of any sort.
Let’s finish this post by seeing how composition can be used
to improve our TemplateCache
component:
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--- title: Ad-blocking and the Regrettable URL Format layout: post tags: [rant, web] uuid: b5672a07-1e2d-39c7-6017-95df38dcf6af ---
I use Adblock Plus to block advertisements and, more importantly, invisible privacy-breaking trackers (most people aren't even aware of these). I think ad-blocking is actually easier than ever, because ads are served from a relatively small number of domains, rather than from the websites themselves. Instead of patterns matching parts of a path, I can just block domains.
Adblock Plus emphasizes this by providing, by default, a pattern matching the server root. Example,
http://ads.example.com/*
But sometimes advertising websites are trickier, and their sub-domain is a fairly unique string,
http://ldp38fm.example.com/*
That pattern isn't very useful. I want something more like,
http://*.example.com/*
Unfortunately Adblock Plus doesn't provide this pattern automatically yet, so I have to do it manually. I think this pattern is less obvious because the URL format is actually broken. Notice have have two matching globs (*) rather than just one, even though I am simply blocking everything under a certain level.
Tim Berners-Lee
regrets the format of the URL, and I agree with him. This is what
URLs like http://ads.example.com/spy-tracker.js
should look like,
http://com/example/ads/spy-tracker.js
It's a single coherent hierarchy with each level in order. This makes so much more sense! If I wanted to block example.com and all it's sub-domains, the pattern is much simpler and less error prone,
http://com/example/*
To anyone who ever reinvents the web: please get it right next time.
Update: There is significant further discussion in the comments.


PYNQ Overview¶
Table of Contents
Project Goals¶
Xilinx makes Zynq devices, a class of All Programmable Systems on Chip (APSoC) which integrates a multi-core processor (Dual-core ARM Cortex-A9) and a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) into a single integrated circuit. FPGA, or programmable logic, and microprocessors are complementary technologies for embedded systems. Each meets distinct requirements for embedded systems that the other cannot perform as well.
The main goal of PYNQ, Python Productivity for Zynq, is to make it easier for designers of embedded systems to exploit the unique benefits of APSoCs in their applications. Specifically, PYNQ enables architects, engineers and programmers who design embedded systems to use Zynq APSoCs, without having to use ASIC-style design tools to design programmable logic circuits.
PYNQ achieves this goal in three main ways:
- Programmable logic circuits are presented as hardware libraries called overlays. These overlays are analogous to software libraries. A software engineer can select the overlay that best matches their application. The overlay can be accessed through an application programming interface (API). Creating a new overlay still requires engineers with expertise in designing programmable logic circuits. The key difference however, is the build once, re-use many times paradigm. Overlays, like software libraries, are designed to be configurable and re-used as often as possible in many different applications.
Note
This is a familiar approach that borrows from best-practice in the software community. Every day, the Linux kernel is used by hundreds of thousands of embedded designers. The kernel is developed and maintained by fewer than one thousand, high-skilled, software architects and engineers. The extensive re-use of the work of a relatively small number of very talented engineers enables many more software engineers to work at higher levels of abstraction. Hardware libraries or overlays are inspired by the success of the Linux kernel model in abstracting so many of the details of low-level, hardware-dependent software.
- PYNQ uses Python for programming both the embedded processors and the overlays. Python is a “productivity-level” language. To date, C or C++ are the most common, embedded programming languages. In contrast, Python raises the level of programming abstraction and programmer productivity. These are not mutually-exclusive choices, however. PYNQ uses CPython which is written in C, and integrates thousands of C libraries and can be extended with optimized code written in C. Wherever practical, the more productive Python environment should be used, and whenever efficiency dictates, lower-level C code can be used.
- PYNQ is an open-source project that aims to work on any computing platform and operating system. This goal is achieved by adopting a web-based architecture, which is also browser agnostic. We incorporate the open-source Jupyter notebook infrastructure to run an Interactive Python (IPython) kernel and a web server directly on the ARM Cortex A9 of the Zynq device. The web server brokers access to the kernel via a suite of browser-based tools that provide a dashboard, bash terminal, code editors and Jupyter notebooks. The browser tools are implemented with a combination of JavaScript, HTML and CSS and run on any modern browser.
Summary¶
PYNQ is the first project to combine the following elements to simplify and improve APSoC design:
- A high-level productivity language (Python in this case)
- FPGA overlays with extensive APIs exposed as Python libraries
- A web-based architecture served from the embedded processors, and
- The Jupyter Notebook framework deployed in an embedded context


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Uber will ‘soon’ begin recording background audio during your rides
by Shereesa MoodleyAccording to a report by The Washington Post, Uber is planning to start recording audio during trips in the United States for added safety.
The feature, which was first spotted by Jane Manchun Wong in late September, will allow the Uber app to record rides in an attempt to protect both drivers and riders from harassment.
Users can either opt into the feature for each ride or activate recording for all rides. Additionally, both drivers and riders will not be able to listen to playback audio.
“When the trip ends, the user will be asked if everything is okay and be able to report a safety incident and submit the audio recording to Uber with a few taps,” Uber explained in documents obtained by The Washington Post.
If an audio recording is submitted, it will be further evaluated by Uber’s customer support agents.
The company later confirmed that the new feature will begin rolling out in the US “soon” but didn’t state when or if it will be made available worldwide.
Meanwhile, Uber last week also launched its RideCheck safety feature in South Africa.
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How Asymetric Encryption Works
In a few previous articles I have explained why encryption may be important to you and how the theory behind encryption works. I did not yet explain the system of asymetric cryptography, however. That is what this article is for.
Previously, we talked about how symetric encryption works. This is by having a shared key that both parties use to simultaniously encrypt, and decrypt the data. (See Ceasar Cipher for example).
Public-key, or Asymetric Encryption
Asymetric encryption is based on the idea of having multiple keys instead of only one shared key. For example: instead of encrypting with one key, and decrypting with that same key (like our ROT ciphers we talked about previously), we can use one key to encrypt the information, and a different key to decrypt the information.
In the picture above, see how Alice uses Bob’s public key to encrypt some data, then sends it to Bob for him to decrypt with his private key? That is the essense of public-key encryption.
The great thing about public-key encryption is that your public key is public! There is no need to be afraid of sending this everywhere! You can attach it at the end of all your emails, the end of your forum posts, a link to it on your low-power webserver (wink). There are even things called keyservers that will save your public key on them for retrival in case somebody wants to verify your public key.
Anything encrypted with your public key can only be decrypted with your private key. Provided you never, NEVER share your private key with anyone ever, we can assume that all messages sent to you encrypted with your public key will never be read by anyone else.
Asymetric encryption, however, often contains four keys instead of two. Why is this?
Verification of Author
One interesting thing about keys pairs is that not only can the private key decrypt anything the public key encrypts, but the public key can decrypt anything the private key encrypts.
Now why would one want to encrypt a message that can be decrypted by anyone?
This is how you can verify that the person who says they wrote the message really did indeed write the message! If their private key was never shared with anyone else, then the message must have come from them!
For maximum security, these methods are often layered. First, signing with the sender’s private key, ensuring only they could have sent it— then encrypted with the recipient’s pulbic key, making sure only the reciever can read it.
Note that both sides must first have eachother’s public keys to do this. This is easy if they communicate often, but when first contacting somebody, people will generally send their encrypted message along with the their own pulbic key attached in a seperate file.
What This Means
Notice neither Alice nor Bob had to share any comprimsing information over the network? This is why public-key encryption is so powerful!
Alice and Bob can both safely send their public keys in the open. They can even send them over the insecure HTTP, or FTP protocols.
Whilst not sending any encryption-breaking messages, Alice and Bob now have a way to communicate securely. If you trust nothing and no one, this is your perfered method of security.
Check out this Computerphile video if you want the simplified explaination.
The Algorithms
The two biggest “implementations” of public-key cryptography vary only in the mathamatical equations used to generate the numbers, and how the numbers are “trapdoored” to decrypt if you have the correct key.
I will discuss the differences in approach here. If you want to skip to the next article where I show you how to encrypt your own documents using RSA, see this link.
RSA
The mathamatic center of the RSA system was developed over the course of a year or so. Three men were involved. Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Aldeman. They worked as a kind of “team”: Each idea by Rivest and Shamir were critisized by the mathamatician on their team: Mr. Aldeman.
One night, after consuming “liberal quantities of Manischewitz wine” Rivest had trouble sleeping. After taking long gazes into the abyss of his math textbook, he came up with an idea which would change cryptography forever. By the next morning, an academic mathamatical paper was nearly finished. He named it after himself and the two others that had been helping him along this whole time. Rivest, Shamir, Aldeman.
Key sizes of RSA range from 1024-bit to 4096-bit. 1024-bit keys are considered somewhat insecure. However, it should be noted that every bit doubles the complexity of the key, so 2048 is 2^1024 times more complex than 1024.
Eliptic-Curve (EC)
Eliptic-Curve (EC) is a family of algorithms that use the Eliptic curve mathamatical structure to generate the numbers for the keys. EC can effectivly provide the security of an RSA key one order of magnitude larger than an RSA key.
It’s fast; it’s secure! Perfect right?
Of course not!
One problem is that due to the smaller key size, it can more easily be broken by brute-force. This is why EC is mostly used for temporary communication (like HTTPS), not permenant communication (like having an encrypted email conversation with a journalist).
The other problem is that a certain EC algrorithm called P-256 is suspected to be introduced with malice to National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) by the NSA. Supposedly, the NSA is able to crack anything encrypted with this algorithm. I will let the experts argure about that.
Other well-known EC algorithms that are more-or-less trusted as secure do exist though. The premeire one being Curve25519. The reference implementation of this algrorithm is also public-domain, so it is easy for devlopers to work into their own applications without worrying about copywrite.
Conslusion
In this article we went over some basic points:
- Public-key encryption enables secure communication over insecure networks.
- RSA is considered the standard for extra-seure communication.
- EC is a newer, faster, more transient encryption method.
To learn how to use RSA keys to encrypt your own communications, check out this other aritcle I wrote.


MADONNA: TRUTH OR DARE A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1991 Ken Johnson
118 min., R, Documentary/Music, 1991, Black & White/Color Director: Alek Keshishian Cast: Madonna
When MADONNA: TRUTH OR DARE was in the theaters I didn't see any reviews for it posted, so when I saw it on video I decided that I should write a review for it. The film is a documentary about what life is like for Madonna, backstage on tour. It covers her Blond Ambition tour and contains concert footage stuck in between stops on the tour.
MADONNA: TRUTH OR DARE is rated R for explicit language, adult situations, and female nudity. I give the film a four on a zero to five scale. The film is very well done and is worth checking out from your local video store.
When Madonna was on the Blond Ambition Tour in 1990 she taped everything that happened in her life. When it was over, the tapes were looked at and the highlights were put together for the film. Parts of the tour that are included in the film are what the dressing rooms were like just before performance time, and how her dancers got along with each other.
This film was quite well done and edited together very well. The concert footage was done in color, the part that Madonna taped was done in grainy black & white, and the rest of the film was shot in black & white. The way this all looks when it is put together is surprisingly well.
The ads for MADONNA: TRUTH OR DARE, when the movie was in the theaters and just before it came on to video, made the film look like it was all sexually oriented. The film has very few sexual spots in it.
MADONNA: TRUTH OR DARE is interesting to watch and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in Madonna, or in what it is like for a performer on tour. It covers many of the problems that might occur when an artist is on tour; sudden illness, loss of voice, police problems, fights between her dancers, etc.
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Before Change
self.mosaicking_order = mosaicking_order
requested_bands = []
if bands_feature:
self.bands_feature = next(self._parse_features(bands_feature, allowed_feature_types=[FeatureType.DATA])())
bands = bands or data_source.bands()
requested_bands.extend(bands)
else:
self.bands_feature = None
if additional_data is not None:
additional_features = list(self._parse_features(additional_data, new_names=True)())
requested_bands.extend(band for ftype, band, new_name in additional_features)
self.write_features = {band: (ftype, new_name) for ftype, band, new_name in additional_features}
else:
self.write_features = None
itr = ((atype, [band for band in requested_bands if band in self.API_BANDS[atype]]) for atype in self.API_BANDS)
self.request_types = {api_type: bands for api_type, bands in itr if bands}
def generate_evalscript(self):
Generate the evalscript to be passed with the request, based on chosen bands
After Change
self.mosaicking_order = mosaicking_order
self.requested_bands = dict()
if bands_feature:
bands_feature = next(self._parse_features(bands_feature, allowed_feature_types=[FeatureType.DATA])())


The minimum code needed to define a new renderer:
CustomRenderer
'custom_renderer'
The resulting renderer looks like the base renderer.
Note that this renderer looks unfinished when compared to Geras. Some areas have too much padding, and others have too little.
You can extend any of the built-in renderers by changing line 7 to refer to the desired renderer.
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@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcfrontend.views.html.components.{HmrcPageHeading, PageHeading} @import models.upscan.UpscanInitiateResponse @import config.ApplicationConfig @import views.html.helper.CSPNonce @this(ers_main: views.html.ers_main, upscan_file_upload_form: views.html.includes.upscan_file_upload_form, govukErrorSummary: GovukErrorSummary, govukBackLink: GovukBackLink, hmrcPageHeading: HmrcPageHeading, ) @(param: String)(implicit request: Request[AnyRef], messages: Messages, upscanResponse: UpscanInitiateResponse, appConfig: ApplicationConfig) @* check return file Template *@ @scripts = { } @ers_main(title = messages("ers.upload_ods.page_title"), scripts) { @govukBackLink(BackLink( href = routes.CheckingServiceController.checkFileTypePage().url, content = Text(messages("ers.back")) )) @govukErrorSummary(ErrorSummary( classes = "visibility govuk-!-display-none", errorList = Seq( ErrorLink( href = Some("#input-file-name"), content = Text(messages("ods_file_upload.summary_error")) ) ), title = Text(messages("validation.summary.heading")), attributes = Map("id" -> "errors") )) @hmrcPageHeading(PageHeading(text = messages("ers_check_file.title")))


Parsing the HTML to a DOM Tree
27 Aug 2014The hierarchical structure of an HTML page is usually accessed via a data structure called the DOM. Most programming languages have libraries that let you convert an HTML page into a DOM. Why do we do this? HTML pages are just a long list of textual characters - for a programming language to understand what elements (another word for tags) are contained in the document, the text has to be parsed into a format that’s easier for a script to manipulate. The DOM is one such format.
A DOM structure usually converts an HTML document into a tree. The tree has a root - which
corresponds to the element that contains the entire document, typically, either a “dummy” root that
refers to the HTML document type, or to the tag
. The root element, also referred to as the
root node, has a list of child nodes that correspond to each tag contained within the root
tag. Each of those child nodes will have further child nodes, because they might in turn contain
HTML tags, in the HTML document. For example, here’s what the “tree structure” of a very simple HTML
document (note that the root node here is the “dummy” mentioned above):
Printing Out Nodes
Nodes typically have the following information that you’re usually looking for:
- Its name
- A list of its attributes, and the key/value components of each attribute
- A list of the node’s child nodes
Content Nodes
One of the special child nodes of any node is its content node. In an HTML document, the only text that is shown on the screen by the browser is the text in a content node. Note that in an HTML document, the content node is the one that has no tag. This can be confusing sometimes when inspecting an HTML document visually - unless you pay careful attention to the open and close tags, you might not be able to easily figure out where the content nodes are.
An additional complication is that the content nodes of some tags, notably the


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- Fixed issue where responding to cases that are targeting the responder (via a filter) would use the wrong case type. For example, character B responding to a "female stripping" case with B as the target would create a "female stripping" case instead of a "stripping (self)" case.
- Fixed issue where responding to a case while chest or crotch is being revealed would not limit the response to the appropriate stage.
- Fixed issue where collapsing a case group could jump the selection to somewhere else in the case tree.
- Borders in the Mint Chocolate theme are now more visible.


Understanding that the internet is really a web of computers interacting with each other thru commands and computer language. Anytime a person wants to "go somewhere" on the internet they have to type in an address on their browser like www. udacity.com and the computer sends a HTTP Request to a server. Udacity is where you end up. The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen.
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents make up most of what we see on the internet. It is written in the form of HTML elements consisting of tags enclosed in angle brackets. Here is an example
HTML documents are made of HTML elements. When writing HTML, we tell browsers the type of each element by using HTML tags. For an example
is an empty element without a closing tag.
HTML elements are either inline or block.While block elements do form a box around their content, the difference between block and inline elements is that block elements are displayed with a line break, meaning more than one block element cannot be on the same horizontal line unless a different display is used, and inline elements are displayed without a line break, meaning more than one inline element can be on the same horizontal line. Some examples of inline elements are : a, span, br, img, and strong. Some box elements are: p, div, and form.
Developer Tools (in the Browser)
HTML elements are either inline or block. Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.
The "tree-like structure" of HTML
When programmers talk about the "DOM" (Document Object Model) they are talking about the tree-like structure of a page. The "tree-like structure" comes from the fact that HTML elements can have other elements inside of them. You can draw this relationship like a family tree. My mother had multiple children. So did her mother, and so on...
In a browser, this structure shows up as a series of nested boxes. There are boxes inside of boxes inside of boxes, and so on...
Text Editors (for programming)
CSS
Benefits of Style Sheet
Avoiding repetition creates cleaner code which may then become 'reuseable'. It supports "work smarter, not harder".
Creating consistency: Using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to standardize the look of web pages.
To create a sytle structure within the HTML one would do something like this:
Within the header, create a link as shown here: Using opening and closing "style" tags", Be sure to define your class and place
your element details between left and right braces ({}).


checkgrad checks the derivatives in a function, by comparing them to finite differences approximations. The partial derivatives and the approximation are printed and the norm of the diffrence divided by the norm of the sum is returned as an indication of accuracy. usage: checkgrad('f', X, e, P1, P2, ...) where X is the argument and e is the small perturbation used for the finite differences. and the P1, P2, ... are optional additional parameters which get passed to f. The function f should be of the type [fX, dfX] = f(X, P1, P2, ...) where fX is the function value and dfX is a vector of partial derivatives. Carl Edward Rasmussen, 2001-08-01.
0001 function d = check(f, X, e, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5); 0002 0003 % checkgrad checks the derivatives in a function, by comparing them to finite 0004 % differences approximations. The partial derivatives and the approximation 0005 % are printed and the norm of the diffrence divided by the norm of the sum is 0006 % returned as an indication of accuracy. 0007 % 0008 % usage: checkgrad('f', X, e, P1, P2, ...) 0009 % 0010 % where X is the argument and e is the small perturbation used for the finite 0011 % differences. and the P1, P2, ... are optional additional parameters which 0012 % get passed to f. The function f should be of the type 0013 % 0014 % [fX, dfX] = f(X, P1, P2, ...) 0015 % 0016 % where fX is the function value and dfX is a vector of partial derivatives. 0017 % 0018 % Carl Edward Rasmussen, 2001-08-01. 0019 0020 argstr = [f, '(X']; % assemble function call strings 0021 argstrd = [f, '(X+dx']; 0022 for i = 1:(nargin - 3) 0023 argstr = [argstr, ',P', int2str(i)]; 0024 argstrd = [argstrd, ',P', int2str(i)]; 0025 end 0026 argstr = [argstr, ')']; 0027 argstrd = [argstrd, ')']; 0028 0029 [y dy] = eval(argstr); % get the partial derivatives dy 0030 0031 dh = zeros(length(X),1) ; 0032 for j = 1:length(X) 0033 dx = zeros(length(X),1); 0034 dx(j) = dx(j) + e; % perturb a single dimension 0035 y2 = eval(argstrd); 0036 dx = -dx ; 0037 y1 = eval(argstrd); 0038 dh(j) = (y2 - y1)/(2*e); 0039 end 0040 0041 disp([dy dh]) % print the two vectors 0042 d = norm(dh-dy)/norm(dh+dy); % return norm of diff divided by norm of sum


Preliminaries
To make it easier to talk about the features of plt, let's first define some terms:
Note that the plt figure window can be moved, shrunk, expanded, stretched, maximized,
or minimized at will using the usual windows controls. If you shrink the window much
smaller than the default size, some of the graphic elements may start to overlap.


Using real examples: Our "terrible" experiences on physical testing last month.
Giving statistics to visualize the problem.
Analyse: Why the standard is becoming more and more strict while the overall physical quality of students are getting is declining.
One reason is that the department of education wants to encourage students to pay more attention to physical training. But they are using a wrong method, by adjusting the standard more and more strict than before. That make students afraid of sports.
And middle school education in China is really stressful, so that most students can't get enough time for physical training. But universities ignored it and put forward a unrealistic demands on physical standard of students.
Another problem is that some students are regarding PE as a mission, not an interest.
The last one is that the test items are always the same one(1km running, etc.). While some students can do better on other items are overwhelmed and lose confidence.
As we can see from above, the system of PE in universities does need a reform.
Firstly, we need a new standard of physical test.
Different students have different advantages on sports. And we can't using a simple standard to judge whether he is good or not. Why don't we give more test items and let some of them optional? Students can choose the items they are good at and maybe they'll love these sports later on.
Secondly, focusing bonus rather than punishment. It's not a good idea to deprive graduate qualification if the student failed in the test. That only make students hate the test. But if we use bonus to encourage students to try hard and do better, that'll be useful.
Finally, ...
Physical education in Chinese universities has been a serious problem for many years.
We can't ignore it, or using a simple and crude way to force students focusing on PE.
So we need to reform the PE system. Try to use more encouragment methods, rather than punishment.