UNDER THE VOLCANO A film review by Ralf Benner Copyright 1995 Ralf Benner
Finishing Malcolm Lowry's UNDER THE VOLCANO, which took weeks to get through, I had to concede it's a great book--a great bad book. I fought it not just because it's a ceaseless journey into the Hell of drunkenness, or because of its hit or miss cinematic style, but also--maybe mostly--because of what it insanely purports to be: an illumination about how there's genius in alcohol. Partially autobiographical--Lowry, like his central character Geoffrey Firmin, was an incorrigible drunk--the book is a maddening wish fulfillment about booze as a blessing or cure instead of a curse. Lowry attempts to persuade that in alcohol a writer can achieve a mind-blowing success, that in the bottle a person can fight off loneliness and lovelessness. You don't have to be a convert to A.A. to know that is the big lie--or, as Lowry himself writes somewhere in the novel, "dehydrated excrement." The book's own notorious unreadability is confirmation of the lie he's perpetuating. Nevertheless, his effort is astounding; the interpolation of sloshed perceptions and prolixity as streams of foggy consciousness--embellishing the story of a 1930s world and specifically Mexico losing its moral values to Fascism--have been compared to James Joyce's ULYSSES and Conrad's HEART OF DARKNESS. And who could doubt that Lowry aims for these lofty literary plateaux? Yet a good case could be made that he's only a step or three away from the novels I think, in his boozed-up consciousness, he quite possibly stole from: Graham Greene's CONFIDENTIAL AGENT and THE POWER AND THE GLORY and Hemingway's THE SUN ALSO RISES and FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS. And, even more than those, from D.H. Lawrence's PLUMED SERPENT.
When Lowry originally wrote UNDER THE VOLCANO in 1936, it was a 7,000-word short story about a British Consul's experience during a fiesta in Mexico, where he was accompanied by his daughter Yvonne and her fiance named Hugh. The basic story then is as it remains in the novel--about tourists watching fascist peladoes robbing, plundering, murdering and getting away with all of it. The Consul, Yvonne and Hugh come across a dying victim of murder but due to the Mexican civil law at the time--a form of the Napoleonic code (some of which is still in effect)--anyone assisting a victim becomes an accessory after the fact. The message of Fascism clear: guilty until proved innocent. A few years later, when Lowry went to Mexico, the story evolved into a novel with subsequent changes that (at least I think) make the narrative of the characters indigestible: Lowry made Yvonne his actress-wife and Hugh his half brother, as well as making Firmin an ex-Consul who remains in Mexico--for no other reason than to indict its system of justice. ("The Plumed Serpent" starts out as an indictment of a Celtic woman's initial prejudicial views of Mexican culture.) Yvonne's presence bothers the reader by the simple fact that there's no reason for her to be there. As the novel starts, she's left Firmin because of his boozing and then she reappears showing a new-found patience, making inexplicable pleas to have children, making out to be the wife she understandably couldn't be previously, even though Firmin's alcoholism has now progressed beyond repair. Perhaps because there are so many religious symbols--the story, which has an ULYSSES time span of only twenty four hours, takes place on the ghoulish Mexican celebration of The Day of the Dead--Yvonne's a foreboding apparition, a sacrifice to the Old Testament's cannibal sun god Moloch, filtered through Mexican mythology. Does it make any kind of sense that an ex-wife would return to a supposedly fascist country and attempt a reconciliation with a fatalist boozer like Firmin? Had Lowry retained his initial concept of Yvonne as Firmin's daughter, we could see the reason for her return--to attempt to save the old man from himself and the fascists. Her fate would also make much more tragic sense. In transposing the Florence Nightingale act from Yvonne to Hugh, Lowry may, as English poet-critic Stephen Spender suggests in an essay published in some editions of UNDER THE VOLCANO, be trying to formulate a sexual repression angle but nowhere did I get any such impression. (According to Spender, the half-brother in his cowboy boots and hat and blue jeans spouting a lot of flatulent Marxist-Catholic rhetoric--some of it cut for the movie--is probably a copy of the young Firmin. Maybe. But does it matter?) When Lowry finished the second draft in 1941, it was turned down by four publishers and though the reasons are unknown, one doesn't really have to assume that it's not only his booze-soaked prose and depressions that bothered them but also that, having lost their original poignancy, Yvonne and Hugh are only there as targets for Firmin to aim his declamations.
Spender writes, "UNDER THE VOLCANO is an authentic modern tragedy because somehow the murder of the Consul by the fascist police transforms his life into a convincing affirmation of values which he deeply knew, and which in his own consciousness he did not destroy." Well, yes and no. The affirmation isn't quite as convincing as Lowry attempts to make it because he not only invokes the tiresome Christ analogy, he tries to link it to one of the two William Blackstones in history. In both the novel and movie, summoning up the clergyman William (1595-1675), who became the first white settler in Boston, Firmin feels an affinity with Blackstone because when the Puritans settled in Boston, Blackstone found their intolerance unacceptable and moved elsewhere and preferred mingling with the local Indians instead of the bigots. This gets confusing: despite Firmin's admiration for the 1st William, Firmin really doesn't show much tolerance for Mexicans, and Lowry himself often misread the vicissitudes of Mexican cultural ways, at one point so insistently querulous that he was deported. (Though he had a love/hate relationship with Mexico, he wrote an unpublished novel entitled "La Mordida" that most likely is an excoriation.) But there's a second Blackstone who, coming roughly a hundred years later, was indeed value-affirming: he was a renowned British jurist and legal scholar, whose four volume "Commentaries on the Laws of England" were used for more than a century as the foundation for all legal education in Great Britain and the U.S. This is the Blackstone who is closer to Firmin's politics.
Further, the affirmations of values in Firmin don't register as convincing because long before the ending, his consciousness is destroyed by the bottle. What Lowry does raise--at least in fair-minded readers--is the dual specters of anti-Semitism and anti-Capitalism. When the fascists (in the movie) hear the name Blackstone, they assume it's Jewish and Firmin's only response is, "Jews are seldom very borracho." (Perhaps true in general but not, I'll wager, of Jewish writers.)  When the National Revolutionary Party of Mexico took power in 1932, it implemented a six year program for economic reform based on socialism that included a labor code, public works, distribution of land and, when necessary, seizure of foreign-controlled oil fields and other capitalist undertakings. Anathema to the outsiders. The expropriation of the oil fields began in 1938--roughly a year before the novel starts--when the oil companies refused to submit to the demands of higher wages for the Mexican workers. In retaliation, the executives refused to import Mexican oil. Though this changed when W.W.II commenced, what didn't change was the new round of animosity of Mexicans for gringos. This disparity between the rich foreign exploitists and the poor indigents appears only on the surface in the book and movie. It's this one-sidedness to the horror show of UNDER THE VOLCANO that invalidates it: when the capitalists cried foul over the moral indignation of fascism in Mexico, much as they do elsewhere today, the strong likelihood is that the criers were barred from exploitation and got treated as what they were (and still are)--rapists.
Director John Huston and screenwriter Guy Gallo are more than reasonably faithful to the novel--everything is heavy with slumberous reverence. It's also what's wrong with the movie. Because Lowry employs movie devices--flashbacks, flashbacks-inside-flashbacks, seemingly camera-like instructions and descriptions of settings and characters that are close-ups, having characters involved in the movie business (Lowry spent some time in Hollywood), using movies and their titles symbolically--it's understandable why it's been said that the book has attracted more directors and writers than any other novel except Paul Bowles' SHELTERING SKY in the last forty years. Lowry even tried to adapt it. The cirrhotic theme of alcoholism the major attraction and challenge. (Joseph Losey wanted to film it, with a script by Cabrera Infante, and with Jane Fonda as Yvonne.) But Huston didn't find a way to bring much of Lowry's streams of radiant verbiage to the screen with matched visuals. Though there are fleeting glimpses of the mythologicalized volcanoes Popocateptl and Ixtaccihuatl in an appropriately diffused color, almost a dignified black and white, supplied by Gabriel Figueroa (who also did Huston's NIGHT OF THE IGUANA), they're obligatory, and as figuratively vacant as the adaptation. What we get of Mexico itself--the setting is Cuernavaca but filming was done in Morelos--is all too proper and unblurred, all too clean, as if the sirvientas swept away all the doom and gloom of Lowry's pesadilla before the camera started to roll. (As with Lawrence's PLUMED SERPENT, it's Lowry's descriptions of Mexico that are the best parts of his book.) Huston has eliminated all the fever and rot and highly toxic imagery--the whole thing looks like a Spic and Span hangover.
In the novel Firmin is constantly on the move, belying the often accepted generality that most drunks are probably sedentary, and Huston keeps his Firmin--Albert Finney--in constant motion as well. The movement keeps all the talk from becoming too weary for viewers, but it also makes us see that Finney's becoming much too mechanical of an actor, using all the externals to impress but unable to show what's inside. Most of his inability stems from the fact that he doesn't have the right material from the novel to get into Firmin, so the reliance on physically impressing us is heavily used. In MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS and THE DRESSER and now here, Finney is a superb technician. And proving once more that the British make the best screen dipsos. As Firmin his bloated tummy and engorged fingers are right on, and when he's guzzling straight from the bottle, sometimes making near-gagging sounds, or drinking his after-shave, or wobbling through hopscotch, the waste is obscene and frightening. For the first time in some years, we see evidence of his "Tom Jones" handsome boyishness which, in a movie way, makes his Firmin all the more sad in that he suffers from faulty pride and from his idiot thinking that he can't tolerate the love of others. In pictures published in Douglas Day's biography of Lowry, and on display in the 1976 Oscar-nominated documentary "Volcano: An Inquiry into the Life and Death of Malcolm Lowry," certain periods of him, especially when he's flabby from drink and in his goatee, suggest a blend of D. H. Lawrence and Lenin. Photos of earlier years tease with a bit of Hermann Goering, and there's a little of that monster in Finney as well. The pictures also show that Lowry never quite got the hang of wearing belts, and this is given a loving nod in the movie when Finney uses a tie to keep his white suit pants up. As "chief of borrachos," Finney bends and curves his lines, and he sure knows how to flop out on streets, but he's exhausting; we watch and admire enormously but, finally, it's all an updated message--The Days of Tequila and Mescal.
At the beginning of the movie, there's something in Finney's duck walk that brought Richard Burton to my attention. Conflicts in scheduling prevented Burton from doing the role he was the most qualified to play. In his last years, Burton had the dissipated, burnt out look that I envisioned in Firmin, in fact the visionary apocalyptic look that's required. In Burton (as well as Firmin and his creator) is the search for something of value that would forever escape them because they couldn't escape the ravages of the bottle. There are countless arias in the novel that demand Burton. What I wouldn't give to hear him sing this one:
"How many bottles since then? In how many glasses, how many bottles had he hidden himself, since then alone? Suddenly he saw them, the bottles of aguardiente, of anis, of jerez, of Highland Queen, the glasses, a babel of glasses--towering, like the smoke from the train that day--built to the sky, then dens, the bottles breaking, bottles of Oporto, tinto, blanco, bottles of Pernod, Oxygenee, absinthe, bottles smashing, bottles cast aside, falling with a thud on the ground in parks, under benches, beds, cinema seats, hidden in drawers at Consulates, bottles of Calvadoes dropped and broken, or bursting into smithereens, tossed into garbage heaps, flung into the sea, the Mediterranean, the Caspian, the Carribean, bottles floating in the ocean, dead Scotsman on the Atlantic highlands--and now he saw them, smelt them, all, from the very beginning--bottles, bottles, bottles, and glasses, glasses, glasses, of bitter, of Dubonnet, of Falstaff, Rye, Johnny Walker, Vieux Wiskey blanc Canadien, the aperitifs, the digestifs, the demis, the dobles, the noch ein Herr Obers, the et glas Araks, the tusen taks, the bottles, the bottles, the beautiful bottles of tequila, and gourds, gourds, gourds, the millions of gourds of beautiful mescal..." Lowry's description of the morning after is, then, a classic: "An inconceivable anguish of horripilating hangover thunderclapping about his skull, and accompanied by a protective screen of demons gnattering in his ears."
The more one considers the failure of UNDER THE VOLCANO as movie, and it's a failure of conception, the more one might believe that it should be an opera. There probably isn't any other way to include all those paragraphs that cry out for rich, expansive voices. Placido Domingo as Firmin, and a Greek-like chorus igniting to flames the descriptive prose. And the melodramatic apparatus of opera might rescue Yvonne too--increasing the depth and scope of her fate. There's another, more troubling part of the novel that keeps it from translating with intended righteousness: Franco's Spain. The novel (and the movie) uses the twin volcanoes as premonitory symbols for one very obvious polemic: Lowry, and well as other writers and journalists, believed that a populist uprising would explode against what they perceived as Franco-inspired Fascism in Mexico. It didn't, not only because the writers' idea of fascism was in fact anti-Americanism (and always soothed when the greenbacks rolled in), the lawlessness they condemned had been there long before political labels were attached. One of the suspicious omissions by Lowry and by the critics who praised his book (which sold roughly 30,000 copies during its initial shelf life) is that Franco, at the time of the novel's publication in 1947, was ensconced in a 9th year of a thirty-nine year reign, which saw no revolt, and he was, it should be noted, allied with the Spanish Roman Catholic Church. With its giant cross, the Valley of the Fallen, built in honor of those who died during the Civil War and where Franco is buried, is the most loathsomely powerful monument to Fascism remaining.
In both the book and movie there are repeated references to LAS MANOS DE ORLAC--THE HANDS OF ORLAC--a movie better known to audiences as MAD LOVE, the 1935 Peter Lorre chiller in which he plays a doctor who grafts the hands of a murderer onto a pianist. It's likely that Lowry's saying his own hands were his mad love given up to his own Moloch--he wouldn't keep them off the bottle. Only he doesn't seem to want to admit why; he has no Lorre to blame. He tried though when he once wrote, "The real cause of alcoholism is the complete baffling sterility of existence as sold to you." There's nothing new in what he's excusing his behavior for--the need to escape boredom. (And I haven't any doubt that his thumbnail truism resonates empathetically with literary-minded boozers.) UNDER THE VOLCANO is Lowry's ultimate escape--reaching for a state of genius before exploding. He was in the process a tortured soul who, in a fit of depression, died in his own vomit induced by an overdose of pills and booze. It wasn't his acquired love mescal but gin--probably Bole's. (The last music he might have heard that night was "Le Sacre du Printemps.")  The irony had me hitting my own mad love--Myers, original dark.
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service
Method GatewayRegistry.Create
Create a new gateway. This also sets the given organization or user as first collaborator with all possible rights.
Request: CreateGatewayRequest
Response: Gateway
POST
/users/{collaborator.user_ids.user_id}/gateways
POST
/organizations/{collaborator.organization_ids.organization_id}/gateways
Method GatewayRegistry.Get
Get the gateway with the given identifiers, selecting the fields given by the field mask. The method may return more or less fields, depending on the rights of the caller.
Request: GetGatewayRequest
Response: Gateway
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}
Method GatewayRegistry.List
List gateways. See request message for details.
Request: ListGatewaysRequest
Response: Gateways
GET
/gateways
GET
/users/{collaborator.user_ids.user_id}/gateways
GET
/organizations/{collaborator.organization_ids.organization_id}/gateways
Method GatewayRegistry.Update
Request: UpdateGatewayRequest
Response: Gateway
PUT
/gateways/{gateway.ids.gateway_id}
Method GatewayRegistry.Delete
Request: GatewayIdentifiers
Response: google.protobuf.Empty
DELETE
/gateways/{gateway_id}
The GatewayAccess
service
Method GatewayAccess.ListRights
Request: GatewayIdentifiers
Response: Rights
GET
/gateways/{gateway_id}/rights
Method GatewayAccess.CreateAPIKey
Request: CreateGatewayAPIKeyRequest
Response: APIKey
POST
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Method GatewayAccess.ListAPIKeys
Request: ListGatewayAPIKeysRequest
Response: APIKeys
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/api-keys
Method GatewayAccess.GetAPIKey
Request: GetGatewayAPIKeyRequest
Response: APIKey
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/api-keys/{key_id}
Method GatewayAccess.UpdateAPIKey
Update the rights of an existing gateway API key. To generate an API key, the CreateAPIKey should be used. To delete an API key, update it with zero rights. It is required for the caller to have all assigned or/and removed rights.
Request: UpdateGatewayAPIKeyRequest
Response: APIKey
PUT
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/api-keys/{api_key.id}
Method GatewayAccess.GetCollaborator
Get the rights of a collaborator (member) of the gateway. Pseudo-rights in the response (such as the “_ALL” right) are not expanded.
Request: GetGatewayCollaboratorRequest
Response: GetCollaboratorResponse
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/collaborator
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/collaborator/user/{collaborator.user_ids.user_id}
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/collaborator/organization/{collaborator.organization_ids.organization_id}
Method GatewayAccess.SetCollaborator
Set the rights of a collaborator (member) on the gateway. It is required for the caller to have all assigned or/and removed rights. Setting a collaborator without rights, removes them.
Request: SetGatewayCollaboratorRequest
Response: google.protobuf.Empty
PUT
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/collaborators
Method GatewayAccess.ListCollaborators
Request: ListGatewayCollaboratorsRequest
Response: Collaborators
GET
/gateways/{gateway_ids.gateway_id}/collaborators
The Configuration
service
The Gateway Server exposes the list of available frequency plans with the Configuration
service.
Method Configuration.ListFrequencyPlans
Request: ListFrequencyPlansRequest
Response: ListFrequencyPlansResponse
GET
/configuration/frequency-plans
Messages
Message APIKey
-
id
(string
) -
Immutable and unique public identifier for the API key. Generated by the Access Server.
-
key
(string
) -
Immutable and unique secret value of the API key. Generated by the Access Server.
-
name
(string
) -
max_len
:50
User-defined (friendly) name for the API key.
-
rights
(repeatedRight
) -
defined_only
Rights that are granted to this API key.
Show object example
{
"id": "",
"key": "",
"name": "",
"rights": [],
}
Message APIKeys
-
api_keys
(repeatedAPIKey
)
Show object example
{
"api_keys": [],
}
Message Collaborator
-
ids
(OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
) -
required
-
rights
(repeatedRight
) -
defined_only
Show object example
{
"ids": {},
"rights": [],
}
Message Collaborators
-
collaborators
(repeatedCollaborator
)
Show object example
{
"collaborators": [],
}
Message CreateGatewayAPIKeyRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
name
(string
) -
max_len
:50
-
rights
(repeatedRight
) -
defined_only
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"name": "",
"rights": [],
}
Message CreateGatewayRequest
-
gateway
(Gateway
) -
required
-
collaborator
(OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
) -
required
Collaborator to grant all rights on the newly created gateway.
Show object example
{
"gateway": {},
"collaborator": {},
}
Message FrequencyPlanDescription
-
id
(string
) -
base_id
(string
) -
The ID of the frequency that the current frequency plan is based on.
-
name
(string
) -
base_frequency
(uint32
) -
Base frequency in MHz for hardware support (433, 470, 868 or 915)
Show object example
{
"id": "",
"base_id": "",
"name": "",
"base_frequency": 0,
}
Message Gateway
Gateway is the message that defines a gateway on the network.
-
ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
created_at
(google.protobuf.Timestamp
) -
updated_at
(google.protobuf.Timestamp
) -
name
(string
) -
max_len
:50
-
description
(string
) -
max_len
:2000
-
attributes
(map ofstring
tostring
) -
contact_info
(repeatedContactInfo
) -
version_ids
(GatewayVersionIdentifiers
) -
required
-
gateway_server_address
(string
) -
pattern
:^(?:(?:[a-zA-Z0-9]|[a-zA-Z0-9][a-zA-Z0-9\-]*[a-zA-Z0-9])\.)*(?:[A-Za-z0-9]|[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9\-]*[A-Za-z0-9])(?::[0-9]{1,5})?$|^$
The address of the Gateway Server to connect to. The typical format of the address is “host:port”. If the port is omitted, the normal port inference (with DNS lookup, otherwise defaults) is used. The connection shall be established with transport layer security (TLS). Custom certificate authorities may be configured out-of-band.
-
auto_update
(bool
) -
update_channel
(string
) -
frequency_plan_id
(string
) -
max_len
:64
-
antennas
(repeatedGatewayAntenna
) -
status_public
(bool
) -
The status of this gateway may be publicly displayed.
-
location_public
(bool
) -
The location of this gateway may be publicly displayed.
-
schedule_downlink_late
(bool
) -
Enable server-side buffering of downlink messages. This is recommended for gateways using the Semtech UDP Packet Forwarder v2.x or older, as it does not feature a just-in-time queue. If enabled, the Gateway Server schedules the downlink message late to the gateway so that it does not overwrite previously scheduled downlink messages that have not been transmitted yet.
-
enforce_duty_cycle
(bool
) -
Enforcing gateway duty cycle is recommended for all gateways to respect spectrum regulations. Disable enforcing the duty cycle only in controlled research and development environments.
-
downlink_path_constraint
(DownlinkPathConstraint
) -
defined_only
Show object example
{
"ids": {},
"created_at": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z",
"updated_at": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z",
"name": "",
"description": "",
"attributes": {},
"contact_info": [],
"version_ids": {},
"gateway_server_address": "",
"auto_update": false,
"update_channel": "",
"frequency_plan_id": "",
"antennas": [],
"status_public": false,
"location_public": false,
"schedule_downlink_late": false,
"enforce_duty_cycle": false,
"downlink_path_constraint": "DOWNLINK_PATH_CONSTRAINT_NONE",
}
Message GatewayAntenna
GatewayAntenna is the message that defines a gateway antenna.
-
gain
(float
) -
gain is the antenna gain relative to this gateway, in dBi.
-
location
(Location
) -
required
location is the antenna’s location.
-
attributes
(map ofstring
tostring
)
Show object example
{
"gain": 0,
"location": {},
"attributes": {},
}
Message GatewayIdentifiers
-
gateway_id
(string
) -
max_len
:36
pattern
:^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$
-
eui
(bytes
) -
Secondary identifier, which can only be used in specific requests.
Show object example
{
"gateway_id": "",
"eui": "",
}
Message Gateways
-
gateways
(repeatedGateway
)
Show object example
{
"gateways": [],
}
Message GatewayVersionIdentifiers
Identifies an end device model with version information.
-
brand_id
(string
) -
max_len
:36
pattern
:^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$
-
model_id
(string
) -
max_len
:36
pattern
:^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$
-
hardware_version
(string
) -
firmware_version
(string
)
Show object example
{
"brand_id": "",
"model_id": "",
"hardware_version": "",
"firmware_version": "",
}
Message GetCollaboratorResponse
-
ids
(OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
) -
rights
(repeatedRight
)
Show object example
{
"ids": {},
"rights": [],
}
Message GetGatewayAPIKeyRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
key_id
(string
) -
Unique public identifier for the API key.
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"key_id": "",
}
Message GetGatewayCollaboratorRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
collaborator
(OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
) -
required
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"collaborator": {},
}
Message GetGatewayRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
field_mask
(google.protobuf.FieldMask
)
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"field_mask": {},
}
Message ListFrequencyPlansRequest
-
base_frequency
(uint32
) -
Optional base frequency in MHz for hardware support (433, 470, 868 or 915)
Show object example
{
"base_frequency": 0,
}
Message ListFrequencyPlansResponse
-
frequency_plans
(repeatedFrequencyPlanDescription
)
Show object example
{
"frequency_plans": [],
}
Message ListGatewayAPIKeysRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
limit
(uint32
) -
lte
:1000
Limit the number of results per page.
-
page
(uint32
) -
Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"limit": 0,
"page": 0,
}
Message ListGatewayCollaboratorsRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
limit
(uint32
) -
lte
:1000
Limit the number of results per page.
-
page
(uint32
) -
Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"limit": 0,
"page": 0,
}
Message ListGatewaysRequest
-
collaborator
(OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
) -
field_mask
(google.protobuf.FieldMask
) -
order
(string
) -
Order the results by this field path (must be present in the field mask). Default ordering is by ID. Prepend with a minus (-) to reverse the order.
-
limit
(uint32
) -
lte
:1000
Limit the number of results per page.
-
page
(uint32
) -
Page number for pagination. 0 is interpreted as 1.
Show object example
{
"collaborator": {},
"field_mask": {},
"order": "",
"limit": 0,
"page": 0,
}
Message OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers
OrganizationOrUserIdentifiers contains either organization or user identifiers.
-
organization_ids
(OrganizationIdentifiers
) -
user_ids
(UserIdentifiers
)
ids
: only one of organization_ids
, user_ids
can be set.
Show object example
{
"organization_ids": {},
"user_ids": {},
}
Message Rights
-
rights
(repeatedRight
) -
defined_only
Show object example
{
"rights": [],
}
Message SetGatewayCollaboratorRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
collaborator
(Collaborator
) -
required
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"collaborator": {},
}
Message UpdateGatewayAPIKeyRequest
-
gateway_ids
(GatewayIdentifiers
) -
required
-
api_key
(APIKey
) -
required
Show object example
{
"gateway_ids": {},
"api_key": {},
}
Message UpdateGatewayRequest
-
gateway
(Gateway
) -
required
-
field_mask
(google.protobuf.FieldMask
)
Show object example
{
"gateway": {},
"field_mask": {},
}
Message UserIdentifiers
-
user_id
(string
) -
max_len
:36
pattern
:^[a-z0-9](?:[-]?[a-z0-9]){2,}$
This ID shares namespace with organization IDs.
-
email
(string
) -
Secondary identifier, which can only be used in specific requests.
Show object example
{
"user_id": "",
"email": "",
}
Enums
Enum DownlinkPathConstraint
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
DOWNLINK_PATH_CONSTRAINT_NONE |
0 |
Indicates that the gateway can be selected for downlink without constraints by the Network Server. |
DOWNLINK_PATH_CONSTRAINT_PREFER_OTHER |
1 |
Indicates that the gateway can be selected for downlink only if no other or better gateway can be selected. |
DOWNLINK_PATH_CONSTRAINT_NEVER |
2 |
Indicates that this gateway will never be selected for downlink, even if that results in no available downlink path. |


{% load staticfiles %}
This is to certify that the following {{ program }} students in the Department of {{ department }} have worked for at least 8 hours per week during the month of {{ month }} {{ year }}.
| S. No. | Roll No. | Name |
|---|---|---|
| {{ forloop.counter }} | {{ student.user.username }} | {{ student.user.get_full_name }} |


Package core.components
Class User
- java.lang.Object
-
- core.components.User
-
- Direct Known Subclasses:
Manager
public class User extends java.lang.Object
The User class : This class defines what a user is, what a user has and how he will behave in the application
-
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description User(java.lang.String name, java.awt.Point coordinate, long creditCardNumber, double money)
The User contructor
-
Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addCard(java.lang.String cardType)
Add a new card for the uservoid
addMoney(double money)
Add money balancevoid
addRenting()
Increment number of rentings by one It used to compute statisticsvoid
addSpentTimeOnElectricalBicycle(double intervalOfTime)
Update the time spent on electrical bicyclesvoid
addSpentTimeOnMechanicalBicycle(double intervalOfTime)
Update the time spent on mechanical bicyclesvoid
addTimeCredit(double time)
Add some time credit after the user had dropped the bicycle in a good stationjava.lang.String
displaySystemReport(MyVelibSystem system)
Used to display the system the user is usingvoid
dropBicyclePlanning(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd)
Dropping a bicycle after using itvoid
dropBicyclePlanningWithIntervalOfTime(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd, double intervalOfTime)
Droping a bicycle after using itboolean
equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals method for the userfloat
getAllMoneyCharged()
Bicycle
getBicycle()
Card
getCard()
java.awt.Point
getCoordinate()
long
getCreditCardNumber()
float
getCurrentMoneyCharged()
int
getId()
double
getMoney()
java.lang.String
getName()
int
getNumberOfRentings()
static int
getNumberOfUsers()
int
getRentStationID()
java.time.LocalTime
getRentTime()
float
getTimeCreditBalance()
double
getTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle()
double
getTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle()
int
hashCode()
hashCode method for uservoid
removeMoney(double money)
Remove money balance after droping the bicyclevoid
removeTimeCredit(double time)
Remove time balance after the computation of the location costvoid
rentBicyclePlanning(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd, Bicycle bicycle)
Renting a bicyclejava.lang.String
seeCurrentStationState(MyVelibSystem system, int stationID)
Used to see the state of an existing stationjava.lang.String
seeCurrentStatus(MyVelibSystem system, int userID)
java.lang.String
seeMyStatus()
Used to see the status of the uservoid
setAllMoneyCharged(float allMoneyCharged)
Update the value of all money the user has been chargedvoid
setBicycle(Bicycle bicycle)
Update the bicycle of the uservoid
setCard(Card card)
Update the card of the uservoid
setCoordinate(java.awt.Point coordinate)
Update the coordinate of the uservoid
setCreditCardNumber(long creditCardNumber)
Update the credit card number of the uservoid
setCurrentMoneyCharged(float currentMoneyCharged)
Update the current money the user is chargedvoid
setMoney(double money)
Update the money balance of the uservoid
setName(java.lang.String name)
Update the name of the uservoid
setNumberOfRentings(int numberOfRentings)
Update the number of rentings of the uservoid
setRentStationID(int rentStationID)
Update the last renting station ID of the uservoid
setRentTime(java.time.LocalTime rentTime)
Update the actual renting time of the uservoid
setTimeCreditBalance(float timeCreditBalance)
Update the time credit balance of the uservoid
setTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle(double timeSpentOnElectricalBicycle)
Update the time spent by the user on electrical bicyclevoid
setTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle(double timeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle)
Update the time spent by the user on mechanical bicyclejava.lang.String
toString()
toString method for user
-
-
-
Constructor Detail
-
User
public User(java.lang.String name, java.awt.Point coordinate, long creditCardNumber, double money)
The User contructor- Parameters:
name
- : name of the usercoordinate
- : coordinate of the usercreditCardNumber
- : credit card number of the usermoney
- : inital money balance of the user
-
-
Method Detail
-
getId
public int getId()
- Returns:
- the id of the user
-
getNumberOfUsers
public static int getNumberOfUsers()
- Returns:
- the number of Users in the system
-
getName
public java.lang.String getName()
- Returns:
- the name of the User
-
getCoordinate
public java.awt.Point getCoordinate()
- Returns:
- the coordinate of the user
-
getCard
public Card getCard()
- Returns:
- the Card of the User (Vlibre/Vmax/none)
-
getCreditCardNumber
public long getCreditCardNumber()
- Returns:
- the credit card number of the user
-
getTimeCreditBalance
public float getTimeCreditBalance()
- Returns:
- the time credit balance of the user
-
getAllMoneyCharged
public float getAllMoneyCharged()
- Returns:
- All the money the user has been charged
-
getCurrentMoneyCharged
public float getCurrentMoneyCharged()
- Returns:
- the current money charged for the user
-
getBicycle
public Bicycle getBicycle()
- Returns:
- the bicycle the user is using if he is in a location
-
getRentStationID
public int getRentStationID()
- Returns:
- the station ID where the user rented the bicycle he is using right now. None if he does not.
-
getRentTime
public java.time.LocalTime getRentTime()
- Returns:
- the time when he rented his last bicycle
-
getMoney
public double getMoney()
- Returns:
- the money balace of the user
-
getNumberOfRentings
public int getNumberOfRentings()
- Returns:
- the user's number of rentings
-
getTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle
public double getTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle()
- Returns:
- the time the user spent on a electical bicycle
-
getTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle
public double getTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle()
- Returns:
- the time the user spent on a mechanical bicycle
-
setName
public void setName(java.lang.String name)
Update the name of the user- Parameters:
name
- name for the user
-
setCoordinate
public void setCoordinate(java.awt.Point coordinate)
Update the coordinate of the user- Parameters:
coordinate
- coordinate that the user will be created
-
setCard
public void setCard(Card card)
Update the card of the user- Parameters:
card
- a card that will be used to set the user's card
-
setCreditCardNumber
public void setCreditCardNumber(long creditCardNumber)
Update the credit card number of the user- Parameters:
creditCardNumber
- a credit card number
-
setTimeCreditBalance
public void setTimeCreditBalance(float timeCreditBalance)
Update the time credit balance of the user- Parameters:
timeCreditBalance
- a double that represents the time credit balance (in minutes)
-
setAllMoneyCharged
public void setAllMoneyCharged(float allMoneyCharged)
Update the value of all money the user has been charged- Parameters:
allMoneyCharged
- the value of all money the user has been charged
-
setCurrentMoneyCharged
public void setCurrentMoneyCharged(float currentMoneyCharged)
Update the current money the user is charged- Parameters:
currentMoneyCharged
- the current money the user is charged
-
setBicycle
public void setBicycle(Bicycle bicycle)
Update the bicycle of the user- Parameters:
bicycle
- the bicycle of the user (can be none)
-
setRentStationID
public void setRentStationID(int rentStationID)
Update the last renting station ID of the user- Parameters:
rentStationID
- the last renting station ID of the user
-
setRentTime
public void setRentTime(java.time.LocalTime rentTime)
Update the actual renting time of the user- Parameters:
rentTime
- the actual renting time of the user
-
setMoney
public void setMoney(double money)
Update the money balance of the user- Parameters:
money
- the money balance of the user
-
setNumberOfRentings
public void setNumberOfRentings(int numberOfRentings)
Update the number of rentings of the user- Parameters:
numberOfRentings
- the number of rentings of the user
-
setTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle
public void setTimeSpentOnElectricalBicycle(double timeSpentOnElectricalBicycle)
Update the time spent by the user on electrical bicycle- Parameters:
timeSpentOnElectricalBicycle
- the time spent by the user on electrical bicycle
-
setTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle
public void setTimeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle(double timeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle)
Update the time spent by the user on mechanical bicycle- Parameters:
timeSpentOnMechanicalBicycle
- the time spent by the user on mechanical bicycle
-
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
toString method for user- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- a message that represent the user object
-
equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)
equals method for the user- Overrides:
equals
in classjava.lang.Object
- Parameters:
o
- an object- Returns:
- true, if the two objects are "equal". false, otherwise
-
hashCode
public int hashCode()
hashCode method for user- Overrides:
hashCode
in classjava.lang.Object
- Returns:
- hash(id, name, coordinate, card, creditCardNumber, timeCreditBalance, allMoneyCharged, currentMoneyCharged)
-
addCard
public void addCard(java.lang.String cardType)
Add a new card for the user- Parameters:
cardType
- a string for the card type (Can be Vmax, Vlibre or None)
-
addMoney
public void addMoney(double money)
Add money balance- Parameters:
money
- the money that will be added
-
removeMoney
public void removeMoney(double money)
Remove money balance after droping the bicycle- Parameters:
money
- the money that will be removed
-
addTimeCredit
public void addTimeCredit(double time)
Add some time credit after the user had dropped the bicycle in a good station- Parameters:
time
- some time credit (in minutes)
-
removeTimeCredit
public void removeTimeCredit(double time)
Remove time balance after the computation of the location cost- Parameters:
time
- time balance after the computation of the location cost
-
rentBicyclePlanning
public void rentBicyclePlanning(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd, Bicycle bicycle)
Renting a bicycle- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is usingcoordsStart
- : the coordinate where the user want to startcoordsEnd
- : the coordinate wher the user want to finish his locationbicycle
- : the bicycle the user wants to rent
-
dropBicyclePlanning
public void dropBicyclePlanning(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd)
Dropping a bicycle after using it- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is usingcoordsStart
- : the coordinate where the user want to startcoordsEnd
- : the coordinate wher the user want to finish his location
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dropBicyclePlanningWithIntervalOfTime
public void dropBicyclePlanningWithIntervalOfTime(MyVelibSystem system, java.awt.Point coordsStart, java.awt.Point coordsEnd, double intervalOfTime)
Droping a bicycle after using it- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is usingcoordsStart
- : the coordinate where the user want to startcoordsEnd
- : the coordinate wher the user want to finish his locationintervalOfTime
- : the interval of time the user used the bicycle between the renting and the droping
-
addRenting
public void addRenting()
Increment number of rentings by one It used to compute statistics
-
addSpentTimeOnElectricalBicycle
public void addSpentTimeOnElectricalBicycle(double intervalOfTime)
Update the time spent on electrical bicycles- Parameters:
intervalOfTime
- an interval of time (in minutes)
-
addSpentTimeOnMechanicalBicycle
public void addSpentTimeOnMechanicalBicycle(double intervalOfTime)
Update the time spent on mechanical bicycles- Parameters:
intervalOfTime
- an interval of time (in minutes)
-
seeMyStatus
public java.lang.String seeMyStatus()
Used to see the status of the user- Returns:
- user's toString
-
seeCurrentStatus
public java.lang.String seeCurrentStatus(MyVelibSystem system, int userID)
- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is usinguserID
- : the ID the user wants to see- Returns:
- A string to see the current status
-
seeCurrentStationState
public java.lang.String seeCurrentStationState(MyVelibSystem system, int stationID)
Used to see the state of an existing station- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is usingstationID
- : the station id the user wants to see- Returns:
- A string to see the current status
-
displaySystemReport
public java.lang.String displaySystemReport(MyVelibSystem system)
Used to display the system the user is using- Parameters:
system
- : the system the user is using- Returns:
- A string to see the current status
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Nicolas Cage Could Score a Massive Payday Playing... Nicolas Cage
by Math EraoNicholas Cage is in talks to star as himself—and earn a huge payday—in the absurdly meta film The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent.
The Hollywood Reporter revealed Cage is being eyed for the new film, directed by Tom Gormican and written by Gormican and Kevin Etten. The plot would not only borrow many elements from Cage's actual life, but it will reference Cage films like Face/Off and Leaving Las Vegas. What's more, but interest in the film is apparently so high that Cage could pull in money he hasn't seen since the days of National Treasure.
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In the film, Cage will attempt to land a part in the latest Quentin Tarantino film. At the same time, he'll be struggling to reconcile with his young daughter and overcome a mountain of debt. Along the way, the character will be recruited by the CIA to investigate a drug lord posing as a billionaire that Cage befriends.
On top of all of the real-life elements and meta nods, not to mention the action-adventure plot, Cage will also be mocked by a self-obsessed version of himself from the '90s. There's no word on how the film will be altered if Cage doesn't take the part.
Gormican sent Cage the script along with a letter to the actor, both of which convinced Cage to enter negotiations to join the film. Apparently, the movie will be more of a tribute to Cage than something poking fun at him.
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CafeMapper is a simple localStorage ORM.
It can synchronize with server storage.
A la carte.
Binds data objects with simple eventing to keep your displayed elements in-sync with your local and remote data stores. DataMapper in mind.
CafeMapper is a simple localStorage ORM.
It can synchronize with server storage.
A la carte.
Binds data objects with simple eventing to keep your displayed elements in-sync with your local and remote data stores. DataMapper in mind.


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You can load popup completely from a markup. It will read title, body, buttons, as well as width and height of the new
popup content. See example below how it works. The div that contains markup should have style="display: none", so it would not
be visible on the page, if you include it into the same page.
Use
rel=title, rel=body, rel=buttons to defined popup parts and
style="width: XXpx; height: XXpx; overflow: AA;"
of the initial div to define size and overflow.
outside of the popup will close it.


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The autocomplete is a normal text input enhanced by a panel of suggested options.
Start by creating the autocomplete panel and the options displayed inside it. Each option should be
defined by a mat-option
tag. Set each option's value property to whatever you'd like the value
of the text input to be when that option is selected.
Next, create the input and set the matAutocomplete
input to refer to the template reference we assigned
to the autocomplete. Let's assume you're using the formControl
directive from ReactiveFormsModule
to
track the value of the input.
Note: It is possible to use template-driven forms instead, if you prefer. We use reactive forms in this example because it makes subscribing to changes in the input's value easy. For this example, be sure to import
ReactiveFormsModule
from@angular/forms
into yourNgModule
. If you are unfamiliar with using reactive forms, you can read more about the subject in the Angular documentation.
Now we'll need to link the text input to its panel. We can do this by exporting the autocomplete
panel instance into a local template variable (here we called it "auto"), and binding that variable
to the input's matAutocomplete
property.
At this point, the autocomplete panel should be toggleable on focus and options should be selectable. But if we want our options to filter when we type, we need to add a custom filter.
You can filter the options in any way you like based on the text input*. Here we will perform a
simple string test on the option value to see if it matches the input value, starting from the
option's first letter. We already have access to the built-in valueChanges
Observable on the
FormControl
, so we can simply map the text input's values to the suggested options by passing
them through this filter. The resulting Observable, filteredOptions
, can be added to the
template in place of the options
property using the async
pipe.
Below we are also priming our value change stream with an empty string so that the options are filtered by that value on init (before there are any value changes).
*For optimal accessibility, you may want to consider adding text guidance on the page to explain filter criteria. This is especially helpful for screenreader users if you're using a non-standard filter that doesn't limit matches to the beginning of the string.
If you want the option's control value (what is saved in the form) to be different than the option's
display value (what is displayed in the text field), you'll need to set the displayWith
property on your autocomplete element. A common use case for this might be if you want to save your
data as an object, but display just one of the option's string properties.
To make this work, create a function on your component class that maps the control value to the
desired display value. Then bind it to the autocomplete's displayWith
property.
By default, the autocomplete will accept the value that the user typed into the input field.
Instead, if you want to instead ensure that an option from the autocomplete was selected, you can
enable the requireSelection
input on mat-autocomplete
. This will change the behavior of
the autocomplete in the following ways:
null
.This behavior can be configured globally using the MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
injection token.
If your use case requires for the first autocomplete option to be highlighted when the user opens
the panel, you can do so by setting the autoActiveFirstOption
input on the mat-autocomplete
component. This behavior can be configured globally using the MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
injection token.
While mat-autocomplete
supports attaching itself to a mat-form-field
, you can also set it on
any other input
element using the matAutocomplete
attribute. This allows you to customize what
the input looks like without having to bring in the extra functionality from mat-form-field
.
By default the autocomplete panel will be attached to your input element, however in some cases you
may want it to attach to a different container element. You can change the element that the
autocomplete is attached to using the matAutocompleteOrigin
directive together with the
matAutocompleteConnectedTo
input:
<div class="custom-wrapper-example" matAutocompleteOrigin #origin="matAutocompleteOrigin">
<input
matInput
[formControl]="myControl"
[matAutocomplete]="auto"
[matAutocompleteConnectedTo]="origin">
</div>
<mat-autocomplete #auto="matAutocomplete">
<mat-option *ngFor="let option of options" [value]="option">{{option}}</mat-option>
</mat-autocomplete>
| Keyboard shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Down Arrow | Navigate to the next option. |
| Up Arrow | Navigate to the previous option. |
| Enter | Select the active option. |
| Escape | Close the autocomplete panel. |
| Alt + Up Arrow | Close the autocomplete panel. |
| Alt + Down Arrow | Open the autocomplete panel if there are any matching options. |
mat-option
can be collected into groups using the mat-optgroup
element:
MatAutocomplete
implements the ARIA combobox interaction pattern. The text input trigger specifies
role="combobox"
while the content of the pop-up applies role="listbox"
. Because of this listbox
pattern, you should not put other interactive controls, such as buttons or checkboxes, inside
an autocomplete option. Nesting interactive controls like this interferes with most assistive
technology.
Always provide an accessible label for the autocomplete. This can be done by using a
<mat-label>
inside of <mat-form-field>
, a native <label>
element, the aria-label
attribute, or the aria-labelledby
attribute.
MatAutocomplete
preserves focus on the text trigger, using aria-activedescendant
to support
navigation though the autocomplete options.
By default, MatAutocomplete
displays a checkmark to identify the selected item. While you can hide
the checkmark indicator via hideSingleSelectionIndicator
, this makes the component less accessible
by making it harder or impossible for users to visually identify selected items.


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The First of a two part movie series featuring Super Heroes and allies from the Marvel Universe.
The Avengers face Thanos in attempt to save half the universe from extinction.


Lightning’s Stamkos to return from lower-body injury Friday vs. Capitals
by Sportsnet StaffSteven Stamkos is back.
Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper told reporters that the team’s captain is slated to return from a lower-body injury against the Washington Capitals on Friday.
Stamkos last suited up for the Lightning on Nov. 21, skating for just 5:17 in Tampa Bay’s 4-2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks before getting hurt and leaving the game.
The native of Markham, Ont., has 20 points in 19 games this season, after posting a career-best 98-point effort in 2018-19.


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{{application.first_name}} {{application.last_name}}
{% if application.organization %}
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@package Gaclib.API
@{
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}
GacUI for Windows
Go to https://github.com/vczh-libraries/Release, there are 3 folders:
- Import : GacUI release source code. See the tutorial for details.
- Tools : Code generation tools for developing GacUI projects.
- Tutorial : Sample code showing all the features that GacUI has provided.
GacUI for OSX
The OSX version is almost done, but the release has not been integrated into the GacUI release repo yet. Please go to https://github.com/vczh-libraries/iGac for the source code.
GacUI for Linux
The Linux version is under development. Please go to https://github.com/vczh-libraries/XGac if you want to have a try.
Source Code
The source code in GacUI release is compacted to make the development of GacUI projects easier. If you want to study from the source code, you will find it is hard to read a C++ file with tens of thousands of lines. In this case, you can go to https://github.com/vczh-libraries, there are different repos for GacUI's sub projects, some sub projects have unit tests.
- Vlpp : Cross platform C++ libraries for general purposes.
- Workflow : A script language that is heavily used in GacUI, which has a good interoperability with C++. C++ classes can be registered by a reflection system (from Vlpp), and Workflow script code can call them directly.
- GacUI : GacUI source code. All GUI classes are reflectable.
- iGac : GacUI for OSX
- XGac : GacUI for Linux
- GacJS : GacUI on Browsers! This project is far from finish.
- vczh-libraries.github.io : The source code of this website.
- Tools : Command line tools for this organization.


Next: The RECURSIVE-P argument, Previous: Argument Conventions of Some Reader Functions, Up: Argument Conventions of Some Reader Functions
Eof-error-p in input function calls controls what happens if input is from a file (or any other input source that has a definite end) and the end of the file is reached. If eof-error-p is true (the default), an error of type end-of-file is signaled at end of file. If it is false, then no error is signaled, and instead the function returns eof-value.
Functions such as read that read the representation of an object rather than a single character always signals an error, regardless of eof-error-p, if the file ends in the middle of an object representation. For example, if a file does not contain enough right parentheses to balance the left parentheses in it, read signals an error. If a file ends in a symbol or a number immediately followed by end-of-file, read reads the symbol or number successfully and when called again will act according to eof-error-p. Similarly, the function read-line successfully reads the last line of a file even if that line is terminated by end-of-file rather than the newline character. Ignorable text, such as lines containing only whitespace_2 or comments, are not considered to begin an object; if read begins to read an expression but sees only such ignorable text, it does not consider the file to end in the middle of an object. Thus an eof-error-p argument controls what happens when the file ends between objects.


This page lets you modify the most common settings without worrying about how JSON works. The output JSON is at the bottom, this is what you input for "NW.js package.json"
This is the internal name of your project. Make sure you always use the same name, otherwise things such as cloud variables may reset! This should be unique to your project.
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The window's default width and height, in pixels. Values that do not match the 4:3 aspect ratio used by Scratch will result in black bars.
Controls whether the window can be resized by the user. Disabling resizing will also disable fullscreen in Mac OS.
Updated automatically. Copy and paste this into "NW.js package.json"


As someone who has always enjoyed working with a craft, software development was naturally appealing to me. Coming from a background of repairing, modifying, and building guitars I adapted naturally to designing software. I was immediantly drawn to programming because it required creative problem solving, much like repairing and modifying guitars. However, I quickly found I had a passion for the aspects of programming that have no relation to music.
It didn't take long for me to fall in love with object oriented programming, web APIs, servers, and even css. Nashville Software School was an excellent experiance that gave me the fundamentals and tools needed to grow as a developer. Check back in to see what new projects I will be producing over the months to come!
Shoot me an email at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See the Source Code on GitHub - Visit the live site
Guitar Pricer is a full stack web application built with Javascript, AngularJs, Firebase, C#, ASP.NET, and The Ebay API that will provide users with current market values for their used guitars. Users may also add guitars to their personal collection and track the value of their instruments over time.
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A full stack web app built with a C# ASP.NET Core 2.0 server and an AngularJs client. USes NOAA buoy data to create realtime surf reports
Close ProjectAn application for social media. User's may chat, create friends, create events, create news, and manage personal tasks. A team project for Nashville Software School. Built with Javascript, Browserify, and Bootstrap to create the application. Local Storage was leveraged for data management. We collaboratively built the sign in and data storage system, and I was responsible for building the chat feature.
Close ProjectAn application that allows user to search for movies, track movies, and rate movies after watching them. This application is built with a free movie database API, JQuery, Google Firebase, Javascript, Browserify.
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9.0 mg |
oral |
Melatonin |
(pill / tablet) |
| |
30 mg |
oral |
Vitamin B-6 |
(pill / tablet) |
I was thinking about what I should do to waste some of my free time. I knew I couldn't do any real drugs because I had Cross Country practice at 8:30 the next morning.
I knew that if I consumed a bottle of robo max cough, I would be still buzzin in the morning. I headed upstairs, and looked in my parents medicine cabinet to find a bottle of Melatonin. It said that it helped normalize sleep patterns.  Boy was I wrong!
Ever since I drank 1 1/4 bottle of cough medicine my dreams at night haven't ever been the same; the last time I did it was about 6 months ago! I had super intense dreams every night, and I could remember a lot about them too! Until about a month ago, the fun just seemed to fade.
I figured what the heck, I took 3 of the white pills which contain 3 mg of Melatonin, 10 mg of Vitamin B-6, and 63 mg of Calcium. I chewed each of the pills to speed up the absorption process. Then I drank about 6 oz. of water to wash the remaining powder down. I had an empty stomach.
 I headed for my bed. I didn't feel any euphoria, but I was in a happy mood.
I didn't even remember fallin asleep that night. All I remember is one very intense dream that occurred when I took 420 mg of DXM. It was very colorful, and I noticed that things were against me in the dreams. That is the main difference between the Melatonin and the DXM, the DXM was always on my side. Many people that I knew from years ago appeared in my head, all very clear. They talked to me. I responded back to them.
When I woke up in the morning I actually couldn't recall anything for about 3 minutes.  Soon enough, I could remember the main part.
Overall, I will try this drug again soon. I felt refreshed and ready for a hard workout at practice in the morning.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


1. Write getrhs.ado, syntax getrhs
, to return in r(rhs)
the names of the independent variables from the most recently estimated model.
Assume that getrhs
will be used only after single-equation models such as
regress
, logit
, and probit
.
Hint: The extended macro function colnames(matname)
returns the
column names of a matrix or vector; see help local
. The coefficient
vector after estimation is e(b)
. Because of an oddity of Stata,
referring to colnames(e(b))
produces an error message. You can, however,
first copy the coefficient vector by coding
tempname b
matrix `b' = e(b)
and then use `b'
.
These column names will include _cons if the model was estimated with an intercept. Stata's estimation commands, if they include _cons, always place _cons last.
I hope you looked at the hint and tried to obtain the solution interactively before writing your program; I did:
. regress mpg weight foreign
output omitted. matrix b = e(b)
. mat list b
b[1,3] weight foreign _cons y1 -.00658789 -1.6500291 41.679702. local names : colnames(b)
. display "the names are |`names'|"
the names are |weight foreign _cons|
I now know how the guts of my program will work. There was then one more thing
I wanted to check out—what would happen if I attempted to matrix b =
e(b)
and there were no estimates to be gotten. discard
gets rid of
saved results:
. discard
. matrix b = e()
last estimates not found r(301);
Great! My program is
| ADO-FILE: getrhs1.ado (ex. 1) |
|---|
|
2. Modify getrhs.ado to add a used
option. used
further edits the returned list to exclude variables dropped in estimation.
Hint: Make this determination based on the standard error _se[]
. Stata sets the recorded standard error to zero when
a variable is dropped.
This is easy: if used
is specified, once I have my
list with _cons removed, I just need to sweep through it and remove any
elements that have _se[]==0.
| ADO-FILE: getrhs2.ado (ex. 2) |
|---|
|
3. Write todo.ado. The syntax is
todo lists everything you have to do todo add <text> adds text to the list todo done lists all tasks completed in the last 2 weeks todo done # marks task # as done todo undone # marks task # as undone
I todo
works by keeping a dataset of tasks. The dataset contains
no task number date date task assigned text text of task (up to 80 characters) done date task done
This dataset should be called tasks.dta and should be stored in a location of
your choosing. For instance, on my Windows computer, I decided to keep
tasks.dta in C:\ado
.
Here is some output from a working todo:
. todo add do exercise 3 of lecture 5
. todo
1. 20feb2001 read nc-152 lecture 5 2. 21feb2001 do exercise 3 of lecture 5. todo done 1
. todo
2. 21feb2001 do exercise 3 of lecture 5. todo done
1. 20feb2001 21feb2001 read nc-152 lecture 5
Your program must address the following issues:
Task numbers should not grow without bound.  Thus, after a task has been used for a while, I might see the output:
. todo
2. 21feb2001 do exercise 3 of lecture 5
1. 22feb2001 oil change on car
9. 24feb2001 print all the lectures, get notebook
3. 24feb2001 check out http://www.stata.com
Write your code so the next task number is 4.
add
, done
, and undone
. add
may be specified as a
, ad
, or add
. done
may be
specified as d
, do
, don
, or done
. undone
may
be specified as u
, und
, ...
, undone
.
Hint: Despite appearances, this is not a difficult problem. It may seem artificial to you, but we at Stata actually use something similar to this and have found it very useful.
Stata stores the current date in c(current_date)
.
Do not let your inability to solve a particular problem prevent you from going
forward with the task. That is, you may not find a way to deal with the
initialization event when C:\ado\tasks.dta
(or whatever you call it) does not
exist. Fine, create the dataset by hand and complete the exercise otherwise.
Perhaps you cannot figure out how to keep task numbers from growing without
bound. Fine, let them grow. Complete the exercise and making a working todo as
well as you can.
To set you on the path to producing an elegant, modifiable program, let me emphasize that my solution to this exercise involved many subroutines. One of the programs in my ado file reads
program define Add
if `"`0'"' == "" {
di as error "syntax is todo add <text>"
exit 198
}
preserve
UseData
GetNo
local no = r(next)
quietly {
local n = _N + 1
set obs `n'
replace no = `no' in `n'
replace date = date("`c(current_date)'","DMY") in `n'
replace text = `"`0'"' in `n'
}
SaveData
end
Despite appearances, this is not a difficult program to write. I mentioned some problems your program was to address. I thought about each of these issues before writing my code, so let me first give you my thoughts.
Right. There is some dataset C:\ado\tasks.dta
that my various commands will
need to load. Coding
use C:\ado\tasks.dta
will give an error if the dataset does not exist. My solution is to assume the existence of a subroutine
UseData:
does equivalent of use C:\ado\tasks.dta
.
If, however, the dataset does not exist, UseData will create a C:\ado\tasks.dta
containing nothing.
Yes, indeed, this could happen, so let's set things up so that
C:\ado\tasks.dta
always contains one observation that observation
will be a phony. I will mark this phony observation by having a task number of
<missing>. Then, in all my commands that work with the data, I will code
if no!=.
on the end.
I have already decided to have a UseData subroutine, so now let me add a SaveData subroutine,
SaveData:
does equivalent of save C:\ado\tasks.dta
but, before it does that, it removes any tasks from the data that have been completed for 2 weeks or more.
Okay, another subroutine, GetNo
, the basic logic of which is
program GetNo, rclass
local i = 1
capture assert no!=`i'
while _rc != 0 {
local i = `i' + 1
capture assert no!=`i'
}
ret scalar next = `i'
end
add
, done
, and undone
Pretend that somewhere in my code, macro `cmd'
contains the subcommand
typed by the user. So someplace in my code is something like
if "`cmd'"=="add" {
...
}
Now, to allow abbreviations, I could just code what I want:
if "`cmd'"=="add" | "`cmd'"=="ad" | "`cmd'"=="a" {
...
}
That does not have a lot of appeal, but it will work. Here is something else that will work:
if substr("add",1,length("`cmd'")) == "add" {
...
}
| ADO-FILE: todo.ado (ex. 3) |
|---|
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A novel GJA3 mutation associated with congenital nuclear pulverulent and posterior polar cataract in a Chinese family.
Congenital cataract (CC) is the leading cause of visual disability in children. To date, mutations in many genes have been linked to CC. In a four-generation Chinese family with congenital nuclear pulverulent and posterior polar cataracts, we detected a heterozygous c.5G>A transition in the second exon of GJA3, resulting in the substitution of a highly conserved glycine with aspartic acid (p.G2D) at the N-terminus of the connexin46 (Cx46) protein. Wild type (wt) and mutant Cx46 plasmids were transfected into HeLa cells to examine the molecular basis of cataract formation. Unlike wt Cx46, Cx46G2D mutant formed gap junction plaques inefficiently, changed hemichannel permeability, and caused apoptosis. These results suggest that the glycine residue at the second position of the N-terminus is important for gap junction plaque formation and hemichannel function.


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cds 2.0 -
https://github.com/zekroTJA/cds


module Stmt: sig
.. end
Regular
interface for BIL statements
type
t = Bil.stmt
fold ~init visitor stmt
folds a
stmt
with a visitor. See
Bil.fold
and
Exp.fold
for more details.
val fold : 'a #Bil.visitor -> init:'a -> t -> 'a
val iter : unit #Bil.visitor -> t -> unit
iter visitor stmt
iters over a
stmt
with a visitor. See
Bil.iter
and
Exp.iter
for more details.
val find : 'a #Bil.finder -> t -> 'a option
find finder stmt
performs a lookup into the Bil statement. See
Bil.find
and
Exp.find
for more details.
val exists : unit #Bil.finder -> t -> bool
exists finder stmt
is
true
iff
find finder stmt <> None
.
See
Bil.exists
and
Exp.exists
for more details.
val is_referenced : var -> t -> bool
is_referenced x stmt
is true is
x
is used in the
stmt
in any place other then right hand side of the assignment. E.g.,
is_referenced x Bil.(x := var x)
is
true
, but
is_referenced x Bil.(x := var y)
is
false
.
see
Bil.is_referenced
for more details.
val fixpoint : (t -> t) -> t -> t
fixpoint f x
applies transformation
f
until it reaches
fixpoint. See
Bil.fixpoint
and
val free_vars : t -> Var.Set.t
free_vars stmt
returns a set of all unbound variables, that
occurs in the stmt
.
include Bap.Std.Regular
val pp_adt : t printer


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Learning Plan
Nov 22, 2020
What is your long term goal and or career pathway?
I'm really focused right now at becoming a full-stack or front-end web developer. I believe that once I do that, and work for a few years I'll have a better idea of where I want my career to do - maybe freelance, or possibly to become a game dev.
What skills (non-technical - human skills) would you like to see developed in yourself while at EDA?
- Adaptability: stress tolerance, managing expectations
- Communication: oral communication - interviews or presentations
- Confidence
A description of your own strengths and limitations
My strengths include curiousity, enthusiasm, and focus. I'd like to think that I'm considerate, hard-working, and persistent. I'm precise and meticulous, which can just as easily be a weakness in the form of perfectionism. My major limitation would be ADHD/ADD really, and it's associated complications: forgetfulness, distractibility, disorganisation, and poor time-management. I am fairly shy, reserved, and averse to conflict, which while I don't always view as a limitation but can be a source of stress. My other major limitation would be my tendency to place high expectations on myself, and to become very self-critical and frustrated when I see myself as falling short of them.
Based on the above description, a commitment to how you will manage your workload in this programme. This should include - an explanation of how you will manage yourself to work productively and sustainably with other learners, facilitators and industry/community representatives.
I'm not organised by nature, but I'm making a concious effort to spend time at the start of every week of Foundations to plan the week ahead and block off time to work on each exercise, and make sure that I still have time for when I (inevitably) will need longer to complete certain things. I'll probably expand this system when it comes to working with others.
I'm using Google Calendar and Tasks for reminders, and using Toggl to keep track of time spent and to remind myself to take regular breaks. I've created a dedicated space for study, and noise-cancelling headphones and music are a huge help dealing with distractibility.
Being more organised, more mindful and forgiving of my ADHD will help to ground my expectations and prevent me from falling into negative thought patterns of frustration and relentless self-criticism.
A commitment as to how and where you will seek help in a timely way.
I tend to try to solve problems on my own, and can struggle to ask for help or realise that I need help. What I'm going to attempt in order to counteract this is to include in my planning checkpoints where if I'm still struggling to understand what I have to do for an exercise, I know to reach out to facilitators and fellow learners on Slack.
A description of what you expect from the facilitation team
Guidance, in the form of where to find answers and clarification of exercise objectives, and encouragement.
Any scheduling information such as block-out times when you are committed to other things. For example, you might have whanau commitments such as school drop-offs. It’s important to plan these in.
I don't really have any regular commitments so I'm fairly flexible, but I would like to try and keep a few evenings per week from ~6 on free just to give myself time to recharge.