cuts
cuts: Unix/POSIX cut
(and paste
) on (s)teroids.
cut
is a very useful Unix (and POSIX standard) utility designed to
extract columns from files. Unfortunately, despite its usefulness
and great popularity, it is pretty limited in power.
Many questions on stackoverflow
suggest that the same pain-points of the standard cut
are felt by many users.
The following list demonstrates what is missing in cut
and why
I felt the need to write cuts
:
cuts
automatically detects the file input column delimiter:
#
# -- cut doesn't:
#
$ cut -f1 test.dat
0,1,2
0,1,2
0,1,2
#
# -- cuts does:
#
$ cuts 0 test.dat
0
0
0
As you can see, I prefer zero-based indexing. cuts
uses 0 for 1st column.
cuts
supports mixed input delimiters (e.g. both CSV and TSV)
#
# -- cut doesn't "cut it":
#
cut -f2 t.mixed
0,1,2
0 1 2
1
#
# -- cuts does:
#
$ cuts 1 t.mixed
1
1
1
cuts
does automatic side-by-side pasting
#
# -- cut doesn't output columns side-by-side when reading from
# multiple input files, even though this is the most useful
# and expected thing to do.
# (It requires a separate utility like "paste")
#
#
# -- a simple example input
#
$ cat t.tsv
0 1 2
a b c
X Y Z
#
# -- cut does one file at a time:
#
$ cut -f2 t.tsv t.tsv
1
b
Y
1
b
Y
#
# -- cuts does automatic side-by-side printing:
#
$ cuts 1 t.tsv t.tsv
1 1
b b
Y Y
cuts
supports multi-char column delimiters
In particular, standard cut
can't deal with the very
common case of any white-space sequence:
#
# -- a file with variable length space-delimiters
#
$ cat 012.txt
0 1 2
0 1 2
0 1 2
#
# -- standard cut doesn't "cut it":
#
$ cut -d' ' -f2 012.txt
#
# -- cuts does what makes sense:
#
$ cuts 1 012.txt
1
1
1
cuts
supports powerful (perl style) regex delimiters
When your delimiter is a bit more complex (say, any sequence of non-digits)
and you have cut
, you're out-of-luck. cuts
fixes this by allowing you
to specify any perl regular-expression (regexp) as the delimiter:
#
# -- a file with numbers separated by mixed non-numeric chars
#
$ cat 012.regex
0-----1-------2
0 ## 1 #### 2
0 aa 1 bbbbbbb 2
#
# -- cuts accepts perl regexes for delimiters
# in this case, we set delimiter regex to any sequence of non-digits
#
$ cuts -d '[^0-9]+' 1 012.regex
1
1
1
cuts
supports negative (from end) column numbers
This is very useful when you have, say, 257 fields (but you haven't counted
them, so you don't really know), and you're interested in the last field,
or the one before the last etc. cuts
supports negative offsets
from the end:
#
# -- Ask cuts to print last field only, by using a negative offset
#
$ cuts -1 012.txt
2
2
2
cuts
supports changing order of columns
Unlike cut
which ignores the order requested by the user,
and always force-prints the fields in order from low to high:
#
# -- cut can't change the order of columns:
#
$ cut -f3,2,1 file.tsv
0 1 2
0 1 2
0 1 2
#
# -- cuts does exactly what you ask it to:
#
$ cuts 2 1 0 file.tsv
2 1 0
2 1 0
2 1 0
cuts
is more powerful dealing with variable number of columns:
The ability to offset from the end of line, in combination with the
ability to specify perl regular expressions as delimiters makes some
jobs that would require writing specialized scripts,
straight-forward with cuts
:
#
# -- Example file, not that Mary doesn't have a midinitial
#
$ cat t.complex
firstname midinitial lastname phone-number Age
John T. Public 555-5555 35
Mary Joe 444-5555 27
#
# -- Want the phone-number? It's easy with cuts
#
$ cuts t.complex -2
phone-number
555-5555
444-5555
cuts
is forgiving if you accidentally use -t
(like sort
does)
It is unfortunate that the Unix toolset is so inconsistent in the
choice of option-letters. cuts
solves this by allowing 'any of
the above'. So if you accidentally use -s
instead of -d
because
you think "separator" instead of "delimiter" - it still works
(and -t
, which is used by sort
, works just as well).
cuts
requires minimal typing for simple column extraction tasks
cut
is hader to use and less friendly because it doesn't support
reasonable defaults. For example:
#
# -- `cut` errors when arguments are missing:
#
$ cut -d, example.csv
cut: you must specify a list of bytes, characters, or fields
#
# -- compare to cuts, where default is 1st field &
# field-delimiters are auto-detected for most common cases:
#
$ cuts example.csv
0
0
0
cuts
supports multi-file & multi-column mixes
For example 2nd column from file1 and 3rd column from file2.
Obviously with the power of the bash
shell you can do stuff like:
$ paste <(cut -d, -f1 file.csv) <(cut -d"<TAB>" -f2 file.tsv)
but that requires too much typing (3 commands & shell-magic), while still not supporting regex-style delimiters and offsets from end.
Compare the above to the much simpler, and more intuitive, cuts
version,
which works right out of the box, in any shell:
$ cat file.tsv
0 1 2
a b c
$ cat file.csv
0,1,2
a,b,c
$ cuts file.csv 0 file.tsv 1
0 1
a b
Other utilities, like awk
or perl
give you more power at the expense
of having to learn a much more complex language to do what you want.
cuts
is designed to give you the power you need in almost all cases,
while always being able to stay on the command line and keeping
the human interface as simple and minimalist as possible
cuts
arguments can be:
- file-names
- column-numbers (negative offsets from the end are supported too) or
- any combo of the two using: `file:colno`
cuts
also supports -
as a handy alias for stdin
.
cuts
design principles
The following are the principles which guide the design decisions of cuts.
Reasonable defaults for everything
A file-name without a column-number will cause the last specified column-number to be reused.
A column-number without a file-name will cause the last specified file-name to be reused.
An unspecified column-number will default to the 1st column (0)
An unspecified file-name will default to /dev/stdin
so you can easily pipe
any other command output into cuts
.
By default, the input column delimiter is the most common case of
any-sequence of white-space or a comma, optionally surrounded by
white-space. As a result, in the vast majority of use cases, there's
no need to specify an input column delimiter at all. If you have
a more complex case you may overide cuts
default
input-field-delimiter:
$ cuts -d '<some-perl-regex>' ...
# see `man perlre` for documentation on perl regular expressions
Similarly, the output column delimiter which is tab by default, can be
overriden using -T <sep>
(or -S, or -D). This is chosen
as a mnemonic: lowercase options are for input delimiters, while
the respective upper-case options are for output delimiters.
Require minimal typing from the user
In addition to having reasonable defaults, cuts
doesn't force you
to type more than needed, or enforce an order of arguments on you.
It tries to be as minimalist as possible in its requirements from the user.
Compare one of the simplest and most straightforward examples of
extracting 3 columns from a single file:
# -- the traditional, cut way:
$ cut -d, -f 1,2,3 file.csv
# -- the cuts way: shorter & sweeter:
$ cuts file.csv 0 1 2
Minimal typing is also what guided the decision to include the
functionality of paste
in cuts
.
Input flexibility & tolerance to missing data
One thing that cuts
does is try and be completely tolerant
and supportive to cases of missing data. If you try to paste two columns,
side-by-side, from two files but one of the files is shorter,
cuts
will oblige and won't output a field where it is missing
from the shorter file, until it reaches EOF on the longer file.
Similarly, requesting column 2 (3rd column) when there are only 2 columns (0,1) in a line will result in an empty output for that field rather than resulting in a fatal error. This is done by design and it conforms to the perl philosophy of silently converting undefined values to empty ones.
Examples
cuts 0 file1 file2 Extract 1st (0) column from both files
cuts file1 file2 0 Same as above (flexible argument order)
cuts file1 file2 Same as above (0 is default colno)
cuts -1 f1 f2 f3 Last column from each of f1, f2, & f3
cuts file1:0 file2:-1 1st (0) column from file1 & last column from file2
cuts 0 2 3 Columns (0,2,3) from /dev/stdin
cuts f1 0 -1 f2 1st & last columns from f1
+ last column (last colno seen) from f2
Usage
Simply call cuts
without any argument to get a full usage message:
$ cuts
Usage: cuts [Options] [Column_Specs]...
Options:
-v verbose (mostly for debugging)
-0 Don't use the default 0-based indexing, use 1-based
Input column delimiter options (lowercase):
-d <sep> Use <sep> (perl regexp) as column delimiter
-t <sep> Alias for -d
-s <sep> Another alias for -d
Output column delimiter options (uppercase of same):
-D <sep>
-T <sep>
-S <sep>
Column_Specs:
filename:colno Extract colno from filename
filename Use filename to extract columns from
colno Use column colno to extract columns
If there's an excess of colno args, will duplicate the last
file arg. If there's an excess of file args, will duplicate
the last colno.
If omitted:
Default file is /dev/stdin
Default colno is 0 (or 1 if 1-based indexing is in effect)
Examples:
cuts 0 file1 file2 1st (0) column from both files
cuts file1 file2 0 Same as above (flexible argument order)
cuts file1 file2 Same as above (0 is default colno)
cuts -1 f1 f2 f3 Last column from each of f1, f2, & f3
cuts file1:0 file2:-1 1st column from file1 & last column from file2
cuts 0 2 3 Columns (0,2,3) from /dev/stdin
cuts f1 0 -1 f2 1st & last columns from f1
+ last column (last colno seen) from f2
Further configuration & customization
If you don't like cuts
defaults, you can override them in
an optional personal configuration ~/.cuts.pl
If this file exists, cuts will read it during startup allowing you
override cuts default parameters, in particular the value of
the $ICS
input-column separator regex. The syntax of this
file is perl:
# -- If you prefer 1-based indexing, by default, set this to 1
# You may also set it from the command-line with the
# -0 option.
our $opt_0 = 0;
# -- Alternative file:colno char separators
our $FCsep = ':;,#';
# -- Default input column separator (smart)
our $ICS = '(?:\s*,\s*|\s+)';
# -- Default output column separator
our $OCS = "\t";
# -- if you use a config file, you must end it with 1;
# -- so executing it by cuts using perl 'do' succeeds.
1;
TODO items (contributions welcome)
I made no effort to make cuts
fast. Although compared to the
I/O overhead, there may be not much need for it. If you have ideas
on how to make the column extractions and joining more efficient,
that would be welcome.
Per file column input delimiters. I haven't had the need so far so
that took a back-seat in priority. The most common case of
intermixing TSV and CSV files as inputs is working thanks to
the current default multi-match pattern $ICS
which simply
matches all of: multi-white-space, tabs, or (optionally space surrounded)
commas. Even an extreme case of a schizophrenic input like:
$ cat schizo.csv
0,1 , 2
0,1 ,2
0,1 ,2
a b c
Works correctly, and as designed/expected, with the present smart column-delimiter trick:
$ cuts -1 schizo.csv
2
2
2
c
I consider it a blissful feature.
Implement cut
rarely used options? I haven't had the need for
them, and if I ever do, I can simply use cut
itself, so I haven't
even tried to implement stuff like fixed-width field support,
byte-offsets, --complement
, --characters
. The basic features
that cut
is missing were much more critical for me when writing cuts
.
Still on top of this is implementing column-ranges like: 3-5 and mixed
ranges with lists like: 1,3-5,7
Other thoughts
Why do I support the filename:colno
syntax? you may ask.
It seems redundant (since filename colno
works just as well.)
The reason is that sometimes you may have files named 1
, 2
etc.
This introduces an ambiguity: are these arguments files or column numbers?
cuts
solves this ambiguity by:
- Giving priority to files (it first checks arguments for file existence)
- In case you want to force
1
to a column number, even in the presence of a file by the same name, you can use thefile:colno
syntax. - You may even use
#
,,
or;
(needs shell quoting), as thefile:colno
separator instead of:
for somewhat greater control.
Resolving option ambiguity: negative column offsets and -
for
stdin
don't play well with getopts()
. cuts
solves this by auto
injecting --
(end of options marker) into @ARGV
before calling
getopts when needed. This is so the user never has to worry about
the ambiguity. For example, (-v
is cuts
own debugging/verbose
option, while -3
is a column index specifier) this works as expected:
$ cuts -v -3 file.txt


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This stunning villa has a south facing pool with an extra large deck area that is large enough for the whole family to enjoy. It overlooks the 'Ladies tee' on the 17th fairway allowing wonderful views of both the sunrise and the sunsets
Being south facing we get the sun on at least part of the deck all day, this is particularly important in the autumn and winter months. The lanai shelters you from the occasional cool winter breezes, whilst capturing the heat from the sun. In the summer with the sun higher, the lanai and with our huge sun umbrella offer shade. This area is protected from insects by a mesh screen which still allows the sun in
The luxury hydro spa is fitted on the pool deck. With its LED mood lighting and 34 jets, this is a perfect way to ease your aching muscles after all those park rides!
Four comfortable sun beds are provided and a table and chairs for dining alfresco are under the covered lanai which is fitted with a ceiling fan to keep you cool on those warm nights. We also offer a George Foreman BBQ/Grill for alfresco dining. All doors and windows to the pool are fitted with child alarms
The pool is solar heated year round. Electric pool heating is available for the autumn and winter months (recommended Nov to Mar)
The games room has a Pool Table, Air Hockey, Shuffleboard and soft tip electronic Darts Board. All are suitable for adult and child use. Full sized and children's pool cues are provided
The spacious family room overlooking the pool and golf course has plenty of seating for your party, including a queen sized sofa bed. There is a 50" flat screen cable TV and CD player as well as the lovely view. Roku streaming gives you access to many films and TV shows as well as UK and international sports
There are two dining areas seating ten in total, but we prefer to eat outside by the pool. The covered lanai is a wonderful place to eat breakfast and watch the sunrise
The kitchen is fully equipped with dishwasher, microwave and a fridge/freezer with ice-maker and filtered water dispenser. All cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery and glassware are provided. In the utility area we have a washing machine, separate dryer, iron and ironing board
This beautiful home has four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, three of the bedrooms have double beds making it perfect for couples to share
The master suite has an en-suite shower room which has its own door to the pool area, a king sized bed with an incredibly comfortable memory foam mattress, ceiling fan, Roku TV and walk-in wardrobe
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The third bedroom has one double and one twin bed, ample wardrobe space and Roku TV
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All bed linen and towels are provided for your stay. Each bed has a spare set of linen and if you don't want to change it yourself, we can arrange for a mid stay clean, although there would be a charge for this service
All pool towels are provided and the bathrooms have hair dryers. We offer free international and long distance phone calls at the villa plus free high speed wifi connection
For our smaller guests we have a travel cot, highchair and stroller
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Ryan Straschnitzki learning to control legs after undergoing surgery in Thailand
by Ryan White, Senior Digital ProducerCALGARY – The family of Ryan Straschnitzki, the Humboldt Broncos' player paralyzed in a crash involving the team's bus, have shared a video of the 20-year-old moving his legs after undergoing spinal surgery in Southeast Asia.
The Airdrie resident was severely injured in the April 2018 crash where the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League squad's bus collided with a semi-trailer that ran a stop sign on a Saskatchewan highway. The crash claimed the lives of 16 members of the team, including players and support staff, and left 13 injured. Straschnitzki was paralyzed from the chest down.
The surgical procedure, conducted in Thailand, placed an epidural stimulator in Straschnitzki's spine that sends electrical current through his spinal cord in an attempt to stimulate his nerves and allow him to move his limbs.
Straschnitzki previously announced his plans to attempt to make Canada's national sledge hockey team roster.
With files from The Canadian Press


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Created by Zachary Baum
Enter a number, and
Ping Pong
will count upwards to that number. Numbers divisible by 3 will be replaced with "ping", numbers divisible by 5 will be replaced with "pong", and numbers divisible by both will become "Ping Pong".
Submit
# of Pings:
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Coherence plugin setup
Installing Coherence in your local Maven repository
- You need to compile from scratch in order to enable coherence support. Follow the steps from Building Binaries first.
- Go to Coherence Download and download Coherence locally. You'll have to accept the OTN license agreement first.
- Before the download starts, you'll be asked for your oracle account. If you don't have one follow the
sign-up
link and create one. - Unzip the archive and install Coherence in your local Maven repository:
Steps to install Coherence
$ unzip coherence-java-v3.5.3b465.zip
$ mvn install:install-file -Dfile=coherence/lib/coherence.jar -DgroupId=com.oracle.coherence -DartifactId=coherence -Dversion=3.5 -Dpackaging=jar
$ mvn install:install-file -Dfile=coherence/lib/commonj.jar -DgroupId=com.oracle.coherence -DartifactId=coherence-common -Dversion=3.5 -Dpackaging=jar
$ mvn install:install-file -Dfile=coherence/lib/tangosol.jar -DgroupId=com.oracle.coherence -DartifactId=tangosol -Dversion=3.5 -Dpackaging=jar
Building the Radargun distribution with the Coherence plugin
This is all encapsulated in a Maven profile titled coherence
. Note that this profile is disabled by default. To enable it, use Maven's -P
switch. For example, the following command will build the entire framework and all plugins, including the Coherence plugin.
$ mvn clean install -Pcoherence
Verify installation
Ensure that target/distribution/RadarGun-X.Y.Z/plugins
contains a directory named coherence3


3. Cayenne Project Structure
3.1 Cayenne Projects
Cayenne project is a set of XML configuration files
needed for a Java application to work with Cayenne. It is editable
by CayenneModeler. A project has roughly the following structure:
This structure is saved in the following set of files:
- cayenne.xml file: This is a main project file
in each application. It should always be called cayenne.xml .
It configures the layout of the data sources
used by the application, breaking it by domains and nodes. It also
links to other parts of Cayenne project described below. Nodes represent
physical datasources.
For each database JDBC URL there should be
a single node configured. Domains represent
virtual datasources that are a combination of one or
more physical datasources. In a simplest
(and most common) case, there will be only one domain (virtual datasource)
that has a single node (physical datasource). But Cayenne is flexible
to allow grouping multiple nodes under domains thus hiding lots of underlying
details and allowing applications to work with multiple
databases as if it was a single one.
XML structure of cayenne.xml
is described in this DTD file.
- DataMap file :
Used to instantiate
DataMap
objects that desribe a database schema and map it to the Java classes
in the Java application. XML structure of the DataMap file is described
in this DTD file.
- DataSource file : In a standalone Java
application, Java code has no access to DataSource objects that are normally
provided by deployment containers. Cayenne framework still needs a DataSource
to connect to the database. Therefore Cayenne has a set of wrapper classes
located in org.objectstyle.cayenne.conn
package, to create DataSource objects based on regular JDBC drivers.
DataSource file provides needed information about database URL, JDBC driver, login, password
and connection pooling parameters of a single DataSource.
Note: such configuration file can be present in development so that CayenneModeler
tool could obtain a database connection, even if an application wouldn't use
it in deployment
and instead would use a DataSource provided by the container. DTD for the DataSource file can be
found here.
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A modern terminal text editor
View the Project on GitHub akashnag/ash
$ sudo pip3 install ash-editor
ash is a simple and clean terminal-based text editor, that aims to be easy to use with modern key-bindings. It is capable of handling multiple files simultaneously and has a wide array of modern features. Here is a picture of ash editing this README file:
ash is written in Python 3.8 using the curses library.
Note: The latest version is always the nightly build and the information presented here always refers to that build only. Unless you have any specific reason not to, you should always download the nightly build to get the latest features/updates/bug-fixes.
The following is a list of features available in ash (Note: all these features are available in the nightly build but may not be available in the stable release):
For Linux users, follow these steps to get ash on your system:
You need certain packages and Python 3 itself to download and run ash:
$ sudo apt install git
$ sudo apt install xclip
$ sudo apt install python3
$ sudo apt install python3-pip
You can either directly install the latest stable release using:
$ sudo pip3 install ash-editor
Alternatively, you could download the latest stable/nightly release by clicking the Download button at the top-left corner of this page which will download a .tar.gz
file.
Once downloaded, extract it a folder, and once inside that folder (make sure it contains the file setup.py
), open up your terminal and execute the following:
$ sudo pip3 install .
To run ash make sure you have :$HOME/.local/bin
appended to your $PATH variable in the file ~/.bashrc
. To execute ash, see the Usage section.
To uninstall ash you can use:
$ sudo pip3 uninstall ash-editor
Since ash is still under development, prebuilt binaries are not yet available. You can use PyInstaller or similar tools to build one for your system.
If you are using the default Ubuntu terminal, to enable 256 make sure your TERM
variable is set to xterm-256color
. After ash runs for the first time, it creates a theme.txt
file inside your home directory. You can edit that file directly to change how ash looks on your system. The RGB triplets listed in that file range from 0--255. If you want to reset ash to its default colors, delete the configuration file using: rm ~/.ash-editor/theme.txt
.
Once you have downloaded the ash source code, and set it up as detailed above, you are ready to use it.
NOTES:
To run ash:
$ ash path/to/file.txt
or, to open an empty buffer:
$ ash
or, to open a project (directory):
$ ash path/to/directory
See the Key Bindings for help on how to navigate in ash.
If you find any bugs, please report them here.
You can also join the Gitter chat for dicussions about the future development roadmap for ash.
Copyright © Akash Nag. All rights reserved.
Licensed under the MIT license.


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The list panel component, used in the A to Z page pattern could be refactored using the list border style and panel component, and all the code for the list panel could be removed.
The nhsuk-list--border
style would need adding to the list styles in typography.
Wednesday 18 March 2020
Wednesday 18 March 2020
Wednesday 18 March 2020
The existing card component can be used.
card content
" }) }}The A to Z page pattern already exisits in the design system.


Key Management¶
The data protection system automatically manages the lifetime of master keys used to protect and unprotect payloads. Each key can exist in one of four stages.
- Created - the key exists in the key ring but has not yet been activated. The key shouldn’t be used for new Protect operations until sufficient time has elapsed that the key has had a chance to propagate to all machines that are consuming this key ring.
- Active - the key exists in the key ring and should be used for all new Protect operations.
- Expired - the key has run its natural lifetime and should no longer be used for new Protect operations.
- Revoked - the key is compromised and must not be used for new Protect operations.
Created, active, and expired keys may all be used to unprotect incoming payloads. Revoked keys by default may not be used to unprotect payloads, but the application developer can override this behavior if necessary.
Warning
The developer might be tempted to delete a key from the key ring (e.g., by deleting the corresponding file from the file system). At that point, all data protected by the key is permanently undecipherable, and there is no emergency override like there is with revoked keys. Deleting a key is truly destructive behavior, and consequently the data protection system exposes no first-class API for performing this operation.
Default key selection¶
When the data protection system reads the key ring from the backing repository, it will attempt to locate a “default” key from the key ring. The default key is used for new Protect operations.
The general heuristic is that the data protection system chooses the key with the most recent activation date as the default key. (There’s a small fudge factor to allow for server-to-server clock skew.) If the key is expired or revoked, and if the application has not disabled automatic key generation, then a new key will be generated with immediate activation per the key expiration and rolling policy below.
The reason the data protection system generates a new key immediately rather than falling back to a different key is that new key generation should be treated as an implicit expiration of all keys that were activated prior to the new key. The general idea is that new keys may have been configured with different algorithms or encryption-at-rest mechanisms than old keys, and the system should prefer the current configuration over falling back.
There is an exception. If the application developer has disabled automatic key generation, then the data protection system must choose something as the default key. In this fallback scenario, the system will choose the non-revoked key with the most recent activation date, with preference given to keys that have had time to propagate to other machines in the cluster. The fallback system may end up choosing an expired default key as a result. The fallback system will never choose a revoked key as the default key, and if the key ring is empty or every key has been revoked then the system will produce an error upon initialization.
Key expiration and rolling¶
When a key is created, it is automatically given an activation date of { now + 2 days } and an expiration date of { now + 90 days }. The 2-day delay before activation gives the key time to propagate through the system. That is, it allows other applications pointing at the backing store to observe the key at their next auto-refresh period, thus maximizing the chances that when the key ring does become active it has propagated to all applications that might need to use it.
If the default key will expire within 2 days and if the key ring does not already have a key that will be active upon expiration of the default key, then the data protection system will automatically persist a new key to the key ring. This new key has an activation date of { default key’s expiration date } and an expiration date of { now + 90 days }. This allows the system to automatically roll keys on a regular basis with no interruption of service.
There might be circumstances where a key will be created with immediate activation. One example would be when the application hasn’t run for a time and all keys in the key ring are expired. When this happens, the key is given an activation date of { now } without the normal 2-day activation delay.
The default key lifetime is 90 days, though this is configurable as in the following example.
services.ConfigureDataProtection(configure =>
{
// use 14-day lifetime instead of 90-day lifetime
configure.SetDefaultKeyLifetime(TimeSpan.FromDays(14));
});
An administrator can also change the default system-wide, though an explicit call to SetDefaultKeyLifetime will override any system-wide policy. The default key lifetime cannot be shorter than 7 days.
Automatic keyring refresh¶
When the data protection system initializes, it reads the key ring from the underlying repository and caches it in memory. This cache allows Protect and Unprotect operations to proceed without hitting the backing store. The system will automatically check the backing store for changes approximately every 24 hours or when the current default key expires, whichever comes first.
Warning
Developers should very rarely (if ever) need to use the key management APIs directly. The data protection system will perform automatic key management as described above.
The data protection system exposes an interface IKeyManager that can be used to inspect and make changes to the key ring. The DI system that provided the instance of IDataProtectionProvider can also provide an instance of IKeyManager for your consumption. Alternatively, you can pull the IKeyManager straight from the IServiceProvider as in the example below.
Any operation which modifies the key ring (creating a new key explicitly or performing a revocation) will invalidate the in-memory cache. The next call to Protect or Unprotect will cause the data protection system to reread the key ring and recreate the cache.
The sample below demonstrates using the IKeyManager interface to inspect and manipulate the key ring, including revoking existing keys and generating a new key manually.
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using System.IO;
using System.Threading;
using Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection;
using Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.KeyManagement;
using Microsoft.Framework.DependencyInjection;
public class Program
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
var serviceCollection = new ServiceCollection();
serviceCollection.AddDataProtection();
serviceCollection.ConfigureDataProtection(configure =>
{
// point at a specific folder and use DPAPI to encrypt keys
configure.PersistKeysToFileSystem(new DirectoryInfo(@"c:\temp-keys"));
configure.ProtectKeysWithDpapi();
});
var services = serviceCollection.BuildServiceProvider();
// perform a protect operation to force the system to put at least
// one key in the key ring
services.GetDataProtector("Sample.KeyManager.v1").Protect("payload");
Console.WriteLine("Performed a protect operation.");
Thread.Sleep(2000);
// get a reference to the key manager
var keyManager = services.GetService<IKeyManager>();
// list all keys in the key ring
var allKeys = keyManager.GetAllKeys();
Console.WriteLine($"The key ring contains {allKeys.Count} key(s).");
foreach (var key in allKeys)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Key {key.KeyId:B}: Created = {key.CreationDate:u}, IsRevoked = {key.IsRevoked}");
}
// revoke all keys in the key ring
keyManager.RevokeAllKeys(DateTimeOffset.Now, reason: "Revocation reason here.");
Console.WriteLine("Revoked all existing keys.");
// add a new key to the key ring with immediate activation and a 1-month expiration
keyManager.CreateNewKey(
activationDate: DateTimeOffset.Now,
expirationDate: DateTimeOffset.Now.AddMonths(1));
Console.WriteLine("Added a new key.");
// list all keys in the key ring
allKeys = keyManager.GetAllKeys();
Console.WriteLine($"The key ring contains {allKeys.Count} key(s).");
foreach (var key in allKeys)
{
Console.WriteLine($"Key {key.KeyId:B}: Created = {key.CreationDate:u}, IsRevoked = {key.IsRevoked}");
}
}
}
/*
* SAMPLE OUTPUT
*
* Performed a protect operation.
* The key ring contains 1 key(s).
* Key {1b948618-be1f-440b-b204-64ff5a152552}: Created = 2015-03-18 22:20:49Z, IsRevoked = False
* Revoked all existing keys.
* Added a new key.
* The key ring contains 2 key(s).
* Key {1b948618-be1f-440b-b204-64ff5a152552}: Created = 2015-03-18 22:20:49Z, IsRevoked = True
* Key {2266fc40-e2fb-48c6-8ce2-5fde6b1493f7}: Created = 2015-03-18 22:20:51Z, IsRevoked = False
*/
|
Key storage¶
The data protection system has a heuristic whereby it tries to deduce an appropriate key storage location and encryption at rest mechanism automatically. This is also configurable by the app developer. The following documents discuss the in-box implementations of these mechanisms:


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Okay, so lets start off by saying my name is Adam, and I'm a Boss. Not really but you know, I like to think that. Okay stalkers, now that you know my name you probably wanna know how to use this weird thing you may or may not have seen before. So basically I made this using all sorts of different languages.  No hablo espanol. Okay un poko comprende espanol. Lolol Anywho you need to click on the text that changes colors on the left hand side to see everything.
Okay to get some things out of the way, I made this by myself.  To be more specific, this code is covered for copy rights by GNU GPL. Best viewed in Google Chrome / Firefox
Created 1||13||14 At 3:28 AM
Okay, about me...
-I play guitar
-I skateboard, and my best trick as of right now is Nollie 360 Hardflip (Fuck Yeah)
-I'm a grammar nazi, sometimes.
-I wanna puppy... ;~;
-I made this myself, yes.
-I'm a total music geek. I love music of all kinds
-I'm engaged with Silent Suffering.
-I'm very self aware... Lol...
-Girls with pink hair absolutely disgust me
-I don't believe in labels.
-I'M FUN
-I also lied^...

I obtained such knowledge by my trusty friend, Google. Actually, I lied. I get a lot of my ideas from Tumblr, as for the actual code to make this stuff (CSS, Javascript, HTML) this I got from www.w3schools.com.
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I do trade accounts! How'd you know?! I have a list of accounts I could post right here, but I rather not. This account Ice is currently up for Sale/Trade for roughly 60 Dollars.(Mainly because I don't wanna sell it yet. That's why it's so expensive)
Do you Roleplay?
I used to Multi-paragraph roleplay but, as of now, it's come down to just simple paragraphs, can't be assed to write so much any more.
Are you really 16?
I know right! It seems like I'm actually 4 years old!
How many bitches have you fucked?
Probably the same amount as all the teeth in my mouth.
My list of Bitches
Cherry (Online)
Suzu (Online)
Kaelie (Real life)
Vivian (Real life)
Kaylee (Real life)
Katie (Real life)
Crissy (Real life - Pink haired whore.)

Jen (Online)
Arden (Real life - Holy fawk, I loved that girl.)
Katy (Online - I hated this one though... Lolol.)
Emily (Online - She was like the best of the best.)
Cristianna (She was pretty cool.)
Jessica (Real life - 8/20/13
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- Box "I want your peepee..."
- Sayium "Lyend, you are my brother. Through times of war, hardship, and even the deadliest of sins together, you have always, and will always remain my brother.
 Anyways what to say what to say..Well you're pretty chill man, we're like twins, I haven't seen you Rp yet but I'm sure you're pretty good considering that you have that badass feel to you lol, anyways stay cool bro."
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Song list-These are all the songs I especially enjoy playing on my guitar
Hold on 'Till May-Pierce the Veil (Acoustic)
Foolin'-Def Leppard (Introduction clean/ acoustic)
Monster- Skillet (The whole song)
Knives and Pens-Black Veil Bribes (The introduction is really fun to play)
The webs we weave-Escape the Fate(The whole song)
Master of Puppets-Metallica(The whole song, except solo)
Nothing else matters-Metallica (Intro and solo)
Hot and cold-Katy Perry (Acoustic, whole song)
Dark Days-Parkway drive (Mostly the whole song)
Pandora-Parkway drive (The Intro)
Smoke 'em if you got 'em-Parkway drive (intro)
Smoke on the water-Deep purple (Whole song)
Maybe holding hands wasn't such a great idea-Modern day escape (Intro)
Cross roads-Avengened seven fold? (Chorus and intro)
Eighteen and life- Skid row (Whole song)
Her scars, My fist, Your mouth-Bullet for my valentine (Intro)
Lollipop- Framing hanley (Intro)
Ride the Lightning-Metallica (Intro and Chorus)
Perfect weapon-Black Veil Bribes (Intro)
Have Faith in me-A day to Remember(Intro)
Break your little heart-All time low(Chorus Lick)
Wanted Dead or Alive-Bon Jovi(Intro Guitar lick)
Black and Blue- Bring me the Horizon (Guitar lick)
Shadow Moses- Bring me The Horizon (Break down)
Chelsea Smile- Bring Me the Horizon (Intro and Chorus)
Gimme a D-Parkway Drive (Solo Break Down)
King for a Day-Pierce the Veil (Intro)
Hey there Delia-The plain white T's (Whole song)
115-Elena Siegmen(Intro and Bridge)
Beauty Of Annihilation-Elena Siegman(Intro)
In my head-Mayday Parade(Whole)
The Final Episode-Asking Alexandria(Whole song)
Dont mess with Oujia boards-Falling In reverse (Break down)
A few of my favorites...
Accounts
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Full profiles
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Update Log
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+Added Border specifications on "A" Div's
1.6
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+Added "Accounts, Full Profile, Etc."
1.5
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+Added Instagram
1.4
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1.3
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+Added 'Press Start 2P'
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When deciding on assessment arrangements for these subjects, we considered responses to our consultation and potential impacts of our decisions, in terms of regulatory burden and in relation to protected characteristics. Alongside this document, we publish an evaluation of responses to our consultation together with our assessments of potential impacts of our decisions.
In line with our consultation proposals, we decided that GCSE physical education (short course) should not be tiered. In line with current practice, all reformed AS and A levels will be untiered.
| Subject | Legacy GCSE | New GCSE | Legacy A level | New A level | Legacy AS level | New AS level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PE short course | 60% | 40% | - | - | - | - |
| Geology | - | - | 20% to 30% | 0% † | 20% to 30% | 0% |
| Politics | - | - | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
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The majority of respondents were broadly supportive of our proposed assessment objectives and their relative weightings. We also received helpful suggestions to improve the clarity of our requirements in each subject. After considering the responses to our consultation, and reviewing the changes the DfE made to the content requirements following their consultation, we finalised the assessment objectives for the subjects on which we consulted. The final versions are set in the attached document.
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In total, 25 valid consultation responses were analysed to inform this report, of which 24 were received in the form of completed questionnaires and one as a free-format email.
Of these, the majority (16) provided official (i.e. organisation-level) views and the remainder (9) provided personal views.
Most responses (19) were received in relation to AS and A level politics, with 4 attributable to AS and A level geography and four attributable to GCSE physical education (short course).
Based on responses to the Likert-scale questions (‘strongly agree’ to ‘strongly disagree’), the majority of respondents agree with most of Ofqual’s proposals. These findings should be treated with caution given the low base number of respondents, especially for AS and A level geology and GCSE physical education – short course.
There are no clear patterns in the extent of agreement ordisagreement by ‘type’ of respondent. The main exception is GCSE physical education – short course, for which awarding organisations are generally favourable and representative bodies generally unfavourable with respect to the split of exam/non-exam assessment, as well as the appropriateness of the proposed assessment objectives. A number of specific suggestions have been given for enhancing the assessment objectives in certain subjects. These are set out in the main body of the report.
This consultation ran from
to
Consulting on assessment arrangements for AS and A level geology and politics, and GCSE physical education (short course).
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This is Ofqual’s third consultation about developing new GCSEs, AS and A levels for first teaching in September 2017.
The subjects covered in this consultation are:
| GCSE | AS and A level |
|---|---|
| Physical education (short course) | Geology |
| Politics |
The Department for Education is consulting on content for these subjects .
Published: 3 November 2015
Updated: 1 March 2016
From: Ofqual


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strtolower
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
strtolower — 将字符串转化为小写
说明
string strtolower ( string $string )
将 string 中所有的字母字符转换为小写并返回。
注意 “字母” 与当前所在区域有关。例如，在默认的 “C” 区域，字符 umlaut-A（ä）就不
会被转换。
参数
string
输入字符串。
返回值
返回转换后的小写字符串。
范例
Example #1 strtolower() 范例
注释
Note: 此函数可安全用于二进制对象。
参见
• strtoupper() - 将字符串转化为大写
• ucfirst() - 将字符串的首字母转换为大写
• ucwords() - 将字符串中每个单词的首字母转换为大写
• mb_strtolower() - 使字符串小写
User Contributed Notes 19 notes
===============================================================================
strtolower(); doesn't work for polish chars
will return: mĄka;
the best solution - use mb_strtolower()
will return: mąka
===============================================================================
for cyrillic and UTF 8 use mb_convert_case
exampel
===============================================================================
$value) {
$result = ereg_replace(addslashes($value),$key,$result);
}
return(strtolower($result));
}
echo fullLower("Ã É Ò Õ ÚÙÛ");
//results ã é ò õ úùû
//adapted from fullUpper on strtoupper manual
?>
===============================================================================
It is worth noting that
returns:
string(0) ""
===============================================================================
There's a ucfirst "function" to make the first character uppercase, but there's
no "lcfirst" function to make the first character lowercase. Here's my own
code to accomplish this.
function lcfirst($str) {
return strtolower(substr($str, 0, 1)) . substr($str, 1);
}
?>
I found this particularly useful for generating XML nodes with the Reflection
class.
===============================================================================
the function arraytolower will create duplicate entries since keys are case
sensitive.
'asgAFasDAAd', 'TEST2' => 'ASddhshsDGb', 'TeSt3 '=>
'asdasda@asdadadASDASDgh');
$array = arraytolower($array);
?>
/*
Array
(
[test1] => asgafasdaad
[TEST2] => ASddhshsDGb
[TeSt3] => asdasda@asdadadASDASDgh
[test2] => asddhshsdgb
[test3] => asdasda@asdadadasdasdgh
)
*/
I prefer this method
$value) {
if(is_array($value))
$array2[strtolower($key)] = arraytolower($value, $include_leys);
else
$array2[strtolower($key)] = strtolower($value);
}
$array = $array2;
}
else {
foreach($array as $key => $value) {
if(is_array($value))
$array[$key] = arraytolower($value, $include_leys);
else
$array[$key] = strtolower($value);
}
}
return $array;
}
?>
which when used like this
'asgAFasDAAd', 'TEST2' => 'ASddhshsDGb',
'TeSt3 '=> 'asdasda@asdadadASDASDgh');
$array1 = arraytolower($array);
$array2 = arraytolower($array,true);
print_r($array1);
print_r($array2);
?>
will give output of
Array
(
[test1] => asgafasdaad
[TEST2] => asddhshsdgb
[TeSt3] => asdasda@asdadadasdasdgh
)
Array
(
[test1] => asgafasdaad
[test2] => asddhshsdgb
[test3] => asdasda@asdadadasdasdgh
)
===============================================================================
When you're not sure, how the current locale is set, you might find the
following function useful. It's strtolower for utf8-formatted text:
It's not suitable for every occasion, but it surely gets in handy. I use it for
lowering German 'Umlauts' like ä and ö.
===============================================================================
Slovenian characters
"č", "Ž" => "ž", "Š" => "š");
return strtolower(strtr($string,$low));
}
?>
===============================================================================
If you're considering using the below unhtmlentities function from phpContrib,
I would suggest this one as an alternative:
That was copied exactly from the html_entity_decode manual page. It'll handle
numeric entities correctly, the below function won't.
===============================================================================
the strtolower version to support most amount of languages including russian,
french and so on:
===============================================================================
To convert an entire array to lower, I prefer this method;
3 lines of code seem a lot less overhead than 10-40.
If there's any intrinsic problem with this method, please post it.
===============================================================================
Maybe it is not so elegant, but it Works.
It's just a fast Idea and it is what I need.
Any hacks for other characters (link !, ? etc etc) should help.
function RemoveShouting($string)
{
$frase = "";
$astri = explode(".", $string);
foreach ($astri as $elem)
$frase .= " ".ucfirst(trim(strtolower($elem))).". ";
return trim($frase);
}
Cheers!
M
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If you ever need to strtolower a string with href tags on it and doesn't want
to mess with the characters inside a tag, this is for you.
') { $tolower = true; }
}
return $str;
}
?>
this:
echo loweroutsidetags('aALalala
')
will give:
aalalala
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Heres a small function I wrote to stop people from submitting data that is ALL
IN CAPS SO THEY CAN GET MORE ATTENTION THAT THE REST OF THE USER SUBMITTED DATA
on my website :) If you can make it better, by all means do so. This function
splits up words delimited by a space, and makes only the first letter of each
word capitalized. You can easily modify it so it's only the very first word of
the string. I've also added some exceptions so you don't make things like roman
numerals look like "Iii" or "Xcmii" or something.
function RemoveShouting($string)
{
$lower_exceptions = array(
"to" => "1", "a" => "1", "the" => "1", "of" => "1"
);
$higher_exceptions = array(
"I" => "1", "II" => "1", "III" => "1", "IV" => "1",
"V" => "1", "VI" => "1", "VII" => "1", "VIII" => "1",
"XI" => "1", "X" => "1"
);
$words = split(" ", $string);
$newwords = array();
foreach ($words as $word)
{
if (!$higher_exceptions[$word]) $word = strtolower($word);
if (!$lower_exceptions[$word]) $word[0] = strtoupper($word[0]);
array_push($newwords, $word);
}
return join(" ", $newwords);
}
BK
===============================================================================
If the input string is in different language that server locale, then you
should use mb_strtolower() function.
===============================================================================
To do case insensitive comparisons in a database, strtolower() can be a quick
and dirty solution:
$Sql = "SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE LOWER(column_name) = '".strtolower
($my_var)."'";
===============================================================================
When the locale is set to "utf8" or "C" I can't get strtolower() to convert
accented characters encoded as UTF-8, so here is my workaround.
.+)$/', $newlocale, $match);
$string = utf8_encode(strtolower(utf8_decode($string)));
}
setlocale(LC_CTYPE, $old_locale);
}
return $string;
}
print(tolower('DÉJÀ-VU')); // prints déjà-vu
?>
Change the language-country codes if you want some language other than French.
===============================================================================
Nifty? :D
===============================================================================
PT-BR lower case ...
function minuscula($str){
return preg_replace(array("/[À-Å]/","/[È-Ë]/","/[Ì-Ï]/","/[Ò-ÖØ]/","/[Ù-Ü]/
"),array("a","e","i","o","u"),$str);
}


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You can work around this issue by making two changes to your server configuration:- Set the
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directive for each domain that resolves to this server. This will typically be the domains referenced in "server name" or "server alias" directives if you have those set. Set them both alone and with a wildcard port number, and for both http and https:- Apache:
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andUseCanonicalPhysicalPort
:UseCanonicalName on UseCanonicalPhysicalPort on
in all of yourVirtualHost
segments, and make sure they all have accurateServerName
s.In Nginx, set up an empty catch-all virtual host. It needs to be at the top of your config, to get highest priority:
server { listen 80; pagespeed off; }
Depending on the configuration of your system, it may make sense to put
Host
header filtering at an earlier stage.


A critical issue in software maintenance and evolution is change propagation: given a primary change that is made in order to meet a new or changed requirement, what additional, secondary, changes are needed? We have previously developed techniques for effectively supporting change propagation within design models of intelligent agent systems. In this paper, we propose how this approach is applied to support change propagation within UML design models. Our approach offers a number of advantages in terms of saving substantial time writing hard-coded rules, ensuring soundness and completeness, and at the same time capturing the cascading nature of change propagation. We will also present and discuss the results of an evaluation performed to assess the scalability of our approach.


mygis.Query Class
Contains methods to handle direct DB searches.
Item Index
Methods
breakupMapData
()
Returns only the map select data that match fid
breakupQueryData
()
Homogenizes the structure of "results" to be the same as the one from map select.
buildInfoFields
()
Creates the HTML markup for the fields in the info popup window
buildInfoStructure
()
Builds the info popup window's structure (north/south/east layout)
getCombinedFilter
-
combination
-
filters
Combines an array of OpenLayers.Filter to a single filter
Parameters:
-
combination
StringHow to combine the filters. Valid values: -bAnd -bOr -bNot
-
filters
ArrayArray of OpenLayers.Filter
Returns:
getLayerDetails
-
index
-
forID
Gets the columns for a given layer.
Parameters:
-
index
IntegerThe layer index to get
-
forID
StringCurrently only accepting "editableInfo"
getSLDBody
-
queryArray
Creates an sld string based on multiple query strings
Parameters:
-
queryArray
ArrayThe array containing query strings
Returns:
getSLDSymbolizer
()
Object
Creates default sld-style properties for Point, Line, Polygon
Returns:
getTableFilter
-
querystring
Creates an SLD style to apply for the given layer
Parameters:
-
querystring
StringSample querystring: TABLE1 # FIELD1 # OP1 # VALUE % QOP # FIELD2 # OP2 # VALUE_2
Returns:
getWFSAttributes
()
Retrieves fields from a WFS DescribeFeatureType request
highlightAll
-
queryArray
Highlights the given layer based on the queryArray
Parameters:
-
queryArray
ArrayAn array containing the encoded "query" for the features to search.
highlightSelection
-
queryArray
-
[manualSLD]
Highlights the given layer based on the queryArray
Parameters:
-
queryArray
ArrayAn array containing the encoded "query" for the features to search.
-
[manualSLD]
String optionalIf specified, applies that SLD instead of the query one.
infoDetach
()
Clones the "info window" and displays it in a popup
infoImgPreview
()
Used to display a preview of an image file (inside info popup)
peek
-
conditions
-
The
Used to check in an array of conditions (Containing #-separated strings) if the specified index exists.
Parameters:
-
conditions
ArrayThe array to check
-
The
Integerindex to check
Returns:
popupInfo
-
results
-
layername
-
newWindow
Displays data in a "popup info" window
Parameters:
-
results
Object(Array)
-
layername
Object(String)
-
newWindow
Object(Boolean): whether this is an empty window (blank object)
resultLayerDetails
-
json
Returns an array of the layer's columns
Parameters:
-
json
Stringdata to parse


Here are my answers to the Haskell Wikibook: Type declarations chapter questions:
Reread the function definitions above. Then look closer at the
showDate
helper function. We said it was provided "for the sake of code clarity", but there is a certain clumsiness in the way it is used. You have to pass three separate Int arguments to it, but these arguments are always linked to each other as part of a single date. It would make no sense to do things like passing the year, month and day values of the Anniversary in a different order, or to pass the month value twice and omit the day.
Could we use what we've seen in this chapter so far to reduce this clumsiness?
Yes, we can create a Date type. - Declare a
Date
type which is composed of three Int, corresponding to year, month and day. Then, rewriteshowDate
so that it uses the new Date data type. What changes will then be needed inshowAnniversary
and theAnniversary
for them to make use of Date?.data MyDate = MyDate Int Int Int data Anniversary = Birthday String MyDate -- name, date | Wedding String String MyDate -- spouse name 1, -- spouse name 2, date showDate :: MyDate -> String showDate (MyDate y m d) = show y ++ "-" ++ show m ++ "-" ++ show d showAnniversary :: Anniversary -> String showAnniversary (Birthday name date) = name ++ " born " ++ showDate date showAnniversary (Wedding name1 name2 date) = name1 ++ " married " ++ name2 ++ " on " ++ showDate date


@* * Copyright 2021 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 include._ @import model._ @import model.Forms.IpAllowlistForm @import config.AppConfig @this(main: MainView, applicationConfig: AppConfig) @(application: ApplicationResponse, form: Form[IpAllowlistForm])(implicit request: Request[_], loggedInUser: LoggedInUser, messagesProvider: MessagesProvider) @main(title = s"${applicationConfig.title} - Manage IP allow list") {
The IP allow list controls where traffic is allowed to originate from. The IP addresses below restrict traffic for this application.
The permitted IP address range is represented as a CIDR block, made up of an IP address and a netmask:
<IP Address> / <netmask> e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>/24
The CIDR block must be between the ranges of <IP_ADDRESS>/24 and <IP_ADDRESS>/32.
The netmask identifies how large the network is.
This notation can be used to give access to a single IP address (by using a 32bit netmask) or a larger network by varying the IP address.
Third parties should be as specific as possible about the IP address range. Keep IP address ranges as small as possible.
@helper.CSRF.formField


s6
Software
skarnet.org
The s6-envuidgid program
s6-envuidgid sets the UID, GID and GIDLIST environment variables,
then executes into another program.
Interface
s6-envuidgid [ -i | -D uid:gid ] account prog...
- s6-envuidgid looks account up by name in the account database.
- It sets the UID environment variable to account's uid, and the GID
environment variable to account's gid.
- It also sets the GIDLIST environment variable to a comma-separated list of
supplementary group ids account is a member of according to the
group database. (If account doesn't belong to any other group than its
primary group, GIDLIST is still set, but empty.)
- Then it executes into prog....
Options
- -i : insist. If account is unknown, exit 1 with
an error message. This is the default.
- -D uid:gid : if account
is unknown, use uid, gid, and the empty list as the values
for UID, GID and GIDLIST.
Notes
- s6-envuidgid without options behaves like
envuidgid, except that
the exit code is 1 if account doesn't exist.
- s6-envuidgid is useful when running a program that must start as root but can
drop its privileges later. Such a program can read its new uid/gid/groups info
from the UID, GID and GIDLIST environment variables. Superservers such as
s6-tcpserver4
make use of this.


Greener cities lower rates of premature death, research shows
TBILISI – City dwellers tend to live longer if they are in leafy neighborhoods, according to a study published earlier this week that linked green areas to lower rates of premature death.
Trees in cities are already credited with cooling and cleaning the air, and absorbing planet-warming gases. Now researchers at the Barcelona Institute for Global Health have found they also keep death at bay.
“More green space is better for health,” said Mark Nieuwenhuijsen, director of the institute’s urban planning, environment and health initiative. “People actually live longer if there is more green space around.”
The research, published Wednesday, pulled data from nine other studies involving more than 8 million people in seven countries, from China to Canada, and was the largest ever conducted on the subject, the authors said.
Researchers used satellite images to quantify how much vegetation, including trees, grass and shrubs, was within 500 meters (550 yards) of people’s homes.
Levels of vegetation were ranked on a scale using a system known as the normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI).
Those involved in the study were followed for several years. Any premature deaths caused by health conditions such as heart or respiratory diseases were factored in.
The study, published in The Lancet Planetary Health journal, found that in cities from Barcelona to Perth, a 10 percent increase in greenery led to an average 4 percent reduction in premature mortality.
While researchers did not look into specific causes, Nieuwenhuijsen said access to vegetation was known to benefit mental health, reduce stress, cut pollution and encourage physical activity.
“What we need to do is increase green space in many cities … so that people can actually live a healthy life,” he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
A “nice green city” would have between 20 percent and 30 percent of every area covered in vegetation, he said.
With the United Nations estimating two-thirds of the world’s population will live in urban areas by 2050, many cities are already looking at ways to increase greenery, according to the C40 network of cities tackling climate change.
Medellin in Colombia has planted thousands of trees to form “green corridors” along main roads, while Australia’s Melbourne was looking to almost double its canopy cover to 40 percent by 2040.
“Green spaces are good for cities and good for citizens,” said Regina Vetter, who manages C40’s “Cool Cities Network,” in a statement.
“Trees, meadows, wetlands and other green space are also vital to prepare our cities for the impacts of the changing global climate,” Vetter noted. “They reduce the risks of flooding, lower temperatures and improve air quality.”
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Once the competition has begun, they just can't leave well enough alone, and they never notice the facial color of anyone else in the room. God help you if you're trapped at a midwifery party when the games begin. They just keep topping each other with tales of pregnancies with more complications and bigger emergencies, as though it were the most natural thing in the world, until the stories involve more gore and slime than any three David Cronenberg movies put together, with a little bit of "Alien" thrown in for good measure. And then you get to the really icky stories.
It could be worse. Just imagine if she were a proctologist.


"Loading..."
Web Art
2016
This project extracts loading icons from their usual contexts and creates a new space around them. Using color gradients and computer system sounds, I aimed at constructing endless loops that transform the dullness of the loading image to something visually and sonically stimulating.
The project explores the interplay between minimal visual and audio. Nothing is heavily edited, but different elements were layered upon one another that amplify their simplicities. The viewers are able to create new windows and combine the different loading worlds in their own ways.
click here to visit the website


Cups per week:
14
Price per cup:
$.50
Weekly total:
$7.00
Grind type:
40
$.45
$18.00
How often would you like to send you your coffee?
You can cancel or skip any time.
How many pounds (in increments of .25lb) would you like each delivery?
$20.00/lb
How do you like your grinds?


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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Pricing engine for European continuous partial-time fixed-strike lookback options. More...
#include <ql/pricingengines/lookback/analyticcontinuouspartialfixedlookback.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| AnalyticContinuousPartialFixedLookbackEngine (ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > process) | |
| void | calculate () const override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from GenericEngine< ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::arguments, ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::results > | |
| PricingEngine::arguments * | getArguments () const override |
| const PricingEngine::results * | getResults () const override |
| void | reset () override |
| void | update () override |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PricingEngine | |
| ~PricingEngine () override=default | |
| virtual arguments * | getArguments () const =0 |
| virtual const results * | getResults () const =0 |
| virtual void | reset ()=0 |
| virtual void | calculate () const =0 |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Observable | |
| Observable () | |
| Observable (const Observable &) | |
| Observable & | operator= (const Observable &) |
| virtual | ~Observable ()=default |
| void | notifyObservers () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Observer | |
| Observer ()=default | |
| Observer (const Observer &) | |
| Observer & | operator= (const Observer &) |
| virtual | ~Observer () |
| std::pair< iterator, bool > | registerWith (const ext::shared_ptr< Observable > &) |
| void | registerWithObservables (const ext::shared_ptr< Observer > &) |
| Size | unregisterWith (const ext::shared_ptr< Observable > &) |
| void | unregisterWithAll () |
| virtual void | update ()=0 |
| virtual void | deepUpdate () |
Private Member Functions | |
| Real | underlying () const |
| Real | strike () const |
| Time | residualTime () const |
| Volatility | volatility () const |
| Time | lookbackPeriodStartTime () const |
| Real | stdDeviation () const |
| Rate | riskFreeRate () const |
| DiscountFactor | riskFreeDiscount () const |
| Rate | dividendYield () const |
| DiscountFactor | dividendDiscount () const |
| Real | A (Real eta) const |
Private Attributes | |
| ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > | process_ |
| CumulativeNormalDistribution | f_ |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from Observer | |
| typedef set_type::iterator | iterator |
| Protected Attributes inherited from GenericEngine< ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::arguments, ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::results > | |
| ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::arguments | arguments_ |
| ContinuousPartialFixedLookbackOption::results | results_ |
Pricing engine for European continuous partial-time fixed-strike lookback options.
Formula from "Option Pricing Formulas, Second Edition", E.G. Haug, 2006, p.148
Definition at line 44 of file analyticcontinuouspartialfixedlookback.hpp.
| AnalyticContinuousPartialFixedLookbackEngine | ( | ext::shared_ptr< GeneralizedBlackScholesProcess > | process | ) |
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Implements PricingEngine.
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We are big fans of convention over configuration. While it takes a bit of time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run. By following conventions, you get free functionality, and you liberate yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. Conventions also make for a very uniform development experience, allowing other developers to jump in and help.
Controller class names are plural, CamelCased, and end in Controller
.
UsersController
and ArticleCategoriesController
are both examples of
conventional controller names.
Public methods on Controllers are often exposed as ‘actions’ accessible through
a web browser. For example the /users/view
maps to the view()
method
of the UsersController
out of the box. Protected or private methods
cannot be accessed with routing.
As you’ve just seen, single word controllers map to a simple lower case URL
path. For example, UsersController
(which would be defined in the file name
UsersController.php) is accessed from http://example.com/users.
While you can route multiple word controllers in any way you like, the
convention is that your URLs are lowercase and dashed using the DashedRoute
class, therefore /article-categories/view-all
is the correct form to access
the ArticleCategoriesController::viewAll()
action.
When you create links using this->Html->link()
, you can use the following
conventions for the url array:
$this->Html->link('link-title', [
'prefix' => 'MyPrefix' // CamelCased
'plugin' => 'MyPlugin', // CamelCased
'controller' => 'ControllerName', // CamelCased
'action' => 'actionName' // camelBacked
]
For more information on CakePHP URLs and parameter handling, see Connecting Routes.
In general, filenames match the class names, and follow the PSR-0 or PSR-4 standards for autoloading. The following are some examples of class names and their filenames:
LatestArticlesController
would be found in a file
named LatestArticlesController.phpMyHandyComponent
would be found in a file named
MyHandyComponent.phpOptionValuesTable
would be found in a file named
OptionValuesTable.php.OptionValue
would be found in a file named
OptionValue.php.EspeciallyFunkableBehavior
would be found in a file
named EspeciallyFunkableBehavior.phpSuperSimpleView
would be found in a file named
SuperSimpleView.phpBestEverHelper
would be found in a file named
BestEverHelper.phpEach file would be located in the appropriate folder/namespace in your app folder.
Table class names are plural, CamelCased and end in Table
. UsersTable
, ArticleCategoriesTable
,
and UserFavoritePagesTable
are all examples of conventional model names.
Table names corresponding to CakePHP models are plural and underscored. The
underlying tables for the above mentioned models would be users
,
article_categories
, and user_favorite_pages
, respectively.
The convention is to use English words for table and column names. If you use
words in another language, CakePHP might not be able to process the right
inflections (from singular to plural and vice-versa). If you need to add your
own language rules for some words, you can use the utility class
Cake\Utility\Inflector
. Besides defining those custom inflection
rules, this class also allows you to check that CakePHP understands your custom
syntax for plurals and singulars words. See the documentation about
Inflector for more information.
Field names with two or more words are underscored: first_name
.
Foreign keys in hasMany, belongsTo/hasOne relationships are recognized by
default as the (singular) name of the related table followed by _id
. So if
Users hasMany Articles, the articles
table will refer to the users
table via a user_id
foreign key. For a table like article_categories
whose name contains multiple words, the foreign key would be
article_category_id
.
Join tables, used in BelongsToMany relationships between models, should be named
after the model tables they will join, arranged in alphabetical order
(articles_tags
rather than tags_articles
).
In addition to use an auto-increment key as the primary key, you may also use
UUID columns. CakePHP will create a unique 36 character UUID
(Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()
) whenever you save a new record using
the Table::save()
method.
View template files are named after the controller functions they display, in an
underscored form. The viewAll()
function of the ArticlesController
class
will look for a view template in src/Template/Articles/view_all.ctp.
The basic pattern is src/Template/Controller/underscored_function_name.ctp.
By naming the pieces of your application using CakePHP conventions, you gain functionality without the hassle and maintenance tethers of configuration. Here’s a final example that ties the conventions together:
ArticlesTable
, found at src/Model/Table/ArticlesTable.phpArticle
, found at src/Model/Entity/Article.phpArticlesController
, found at
src/Controller/ArticlesController.phpUsing these conventions, CakePHP knows that a request to
http://example.com/articles/ maps to a call on the index()
function of the
ArticlesController, where the Articles model is automatically available (and
automatically tied to the ‘articles’ table in the database), and renders to a
file. None of these relationships have been configured by any means other than
by creating classes and files that you’d need to create anyway.
Now that you’ve been introduced to CakePHP’s fundamentals, you might try a run through the Bookmarker Tutorial to see how things fit together.


{% extends "layout.html" %}
{% block content %}
| Christopher Lee: Back-end, Suggestions Model and API management |
|---|
| Reid Harris: Back-end, Suggestions Model and Data Sourcing |
| Ik Okoro: Back-end, Playlist Name Model and API management |
| Trey Heaney: Full-stack, UI and deployment |
| Laurence Obi: Version Control and Code Review |
We had a lot of fun making this app and we hope you enjoy it.


Password Constraints: * At least 3 characters long * No more than 8 characters long * Contain at least one upper case character * Contain at least one lower case character * Contain at least one number * Contain at least one special character (!, @, #, $, %, ^, &, *)
Repeat Password Constraints: * Must match your password
Regex Test Constraints: * Contain the word 'Test'.
Email Test Constraints: * Must be a valid email address.


For the impatient, open a terminal, and change directory to larcc, the root of the LAR-CC project, if not already there, whenever you hold it on your system. Then create your working-file src/tex/<name>.tex as a copy of src/tex/template.tex. Open the working-file with an editor, possibly with one aware of the LATEX syntax, and make few mandatory changes on the template text:
Finally you may starting the real work by writing the documentation/code within your <name>.tex file, using the simple mark-up rules of Nuweb.


Savory Squash
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Cook Time: 1 Hour
Ingredients
- 1 Butternut Squash
- ½ Stick of butter
- Salt, to taste
- St. Augur Blue Cheese
- Chives
Directions
- Peel Butternut squash and discard both ends. Cut in half lengthwise, scoop and discard seeds. Cut in half lengthwise again.
- Place face down on greased baking sheet. Rotate to roast the other face after 20 minutes, Check at 45 mins with a toothpick for softness.
- Cut up into 2 inch chunks and toss into stand mixer. Mix on high and add a half stick of butter and salt to taste. Stir in half of the St. Augur blue cheese.
- Pour into casserole dish. Stir in any extra blue cheese to taste or crumble on top. Lower oven to 300 and bake the mashed squash for 15 minutes.
- Garnish with chopped chives on top.
Contribution
- Joe Powerhouse, BTC: 1KPxw9js2VukakhMv2wUUFUQZnHQL842ju
Recipe tags:
american
side
fruit


Tools for geometric morphometric analysis. The package includes tools of virtual anthropology to align two not articulated parts belonging to the same specimen, to build virtual cavities as endocast (Profico et al, 2018 <doi:10.1002/ajpa.23493>), and functions to import and export the coordinates of landmarks and 3D paths into 'landmarkAscii' and 'am' format files.
| Version: | 1.0.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | compositions (≥ 1.40-1), doParallel (≥ 1.0.11), foreach (≥ 1.4.4), geometry (≥ 0.3-6), graphics (≥ 3.4.0), grDevices (≥ 3.4.0), Morpho (≥ 2.5.0), rgl (≥ 0.93.0), Rvcg (≥ 0.17), stats (≥ 3.4.0), stringr (≥ 1.3.0), utils (≥ 3.4.0), vegan (≥ 2.4) |
| Published: | 2018-07-16 |
| Author: | Antonio Profico, Alessio Veneziano, Marina Melchionna, Pasquale Raia |
| Maintainer: | Antonio Profico <antonio.profico at uniroma1.it> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | Arothron results |
| Reference manual: | Arothron.pdf |
| Package source: | Arothron_1.0.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Arothron_1.0.2.zip, r-release: Arothron_1.0.2.zip, r-oldrel: Arothron_1.0.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Arothron_1.0.2.tgz, r-oldrel: Arothron_1.0.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | Arothron archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=Arothron to link to this page.


A planet is a celestial body, orbiting a star, that is massive enough to be gravitationally rounded and has “cleared the neighbourhood” around its orbit.
“I think of space not as the final frontier but as the next frontier.” — Neil Degrasse Tyson
Unfortunately, Pluto is no longer a planet but a dwarf planet. Sometimes I think, Pluto still deserves full planet hood.
Source: http://wikipedia.org


Module 2: Research
Content Specific Websites
Module 2
Online Research
Catalog and Database
Catalog & Database Activity
Foreign Language Resources
Content Specific Websites
Tutoring
Dictionaries, Thesaurus, Encyclopedias
Dictionary Activity
Quote Books
References
Assessment
Certificate
Hover your mouse over each source to see what content each one provides.
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Hello there!
I'm Kundu.
Well that's what everyone ends up calling me anyway. ^.^
I am Aditya Kundu. A CS undergrad from SRM IST, Chennai, India.
Hello there!
I'm Kundu.
Well that's what everyone ends up calling me anyway. ^.^
I am Aditya Kundu. A CS undergrad from SRM IST, Chennai, India.
This portfolio features a few design projects that I have undertaken for college teams and aspirational startups while pursuing my undergraduate degree in Computer Science.
Working within such modest organizations comprising of dedicated individuals using an all-hands-on-deck type of approach to things, I was introduced to a multitude of approaches and technologies as I tried to find my way through them.
A core part of my design approach is to consider the experience absorbed by the audience. Even the most transient of interactions have the potential to excite the user.
Those little moments of delight are what truly make a product successful; and are exactly the details that I have tried to explain within the showcased projects.
In addition to my work, this website is meant to exhibit my personality as I percieve it to be. The site is filled with fun and quirky elements and language that I unapologetically use and adhere to.
I also absolutly love to play video games. Experiencing stories rather than reading, listening or hearing them is an irreplacable experience.
Following that, the website is also filled with several interactive Easter Eggs that I urge all viewers to discover and enjoy!
Sorry for the long read. Have a great day ahead!
Such Mugshots!


Main tester application that executes all the examples showing also related documentation to each one.


{% extends "cases/base.html" %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load render_table from django_tables2 %} {% block content %}
Attachments here are both missing from the file system, and "active". You can either "deactivate" them (this is like deleting them from the database), or "refresh" them (if you have replaced them on the filesystem, or updated their path to point to their new location)
{% else %} {% include "audits/congratulations.html" with name="Attachments"%} {% endif %} {% endblock content %}