WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 9, 2017 9:00 AM
FOR:
Allison, Jim General Counsel (County Judges & Commissioners Assn. of TX), Austin, TX
Bernhardt, Rebecca Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas Fair
Defense Project), Austin, TX
Brieden, John Washington County Judge (also providing written testimony) (Self),
Brenham, TX
Calhoun, P.T. (Pat) County Judge (Goliad County), Goliad, TX
Carlton, Belinda Volunteer (also providing written testimony) (Guardianship Reform and
Supported Decision-Making Workgroup)
Cothren, Paul County Commissioner Pct. 3 (Cass County), Queen City, TX
Daugette, Bill Walker County Commissioner (Walker County), Huntsville Walker County,
TX
Faris, Vinsen CEO, Meals on Wheels San Antonio (also providing written testimony)
(Meals on Wheels Association of Texas), S.A.
Garcia, Laura V. Deputy Legislative Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Association of Counties), Austin, TX
Grayson, Lane Ellis County Commissioner (Ellis County), Ennis, TX
Hammond, Terry W. Attorney (Texas Guardianship Association), Cedar Park, TX
Jones, Patti Lubbock County Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Lubbock
County), Lub., TX
Kramer, Ken Water Resources Chair (Volunteer) (also providing written testimony)
(Sierra Club - Lone Star Chapter), Austin, TX
Longanecker, Ed President, Lobby Association (Texas independent Producers and Royalty
owners)
Marzullo, Amanda (also providing written testimony) (Texas Defender Service), Austin,
TX
McRoy Shearer, Melissa Director (Travis County Mental Health Public Def.), Austin, TX
Robinson, Robbie Texas Game Warden Asso. President (Texas Game Wardens)
Tintera, John Geologist - Lobbyist (Texas Alliance Energy Producers / Panhandle
producers)
Yeates, David Non-profit - Conservation (Texas Wildlife Association), San Antonio, TX
AGAINST:
Hurley, Robert County Judge (Atascosa County)
ON:
Bevel, Mary Kate policy associate (also providing written testimony) (Texas Criminal
Justice Coalition)
Bolton, Pamela LBB Staff (also providing written testimony) (LBB)
Bruun, Bech Chairman (also providing written testimony) (Texas Water Development
Board), Austin, TX
Buchanan, Laura Executive Director (Texas Land & Mineral Owners Association), Austin
Buckles, Scott Chair Texas Soil & Water Conservation Board (also providing written
testimony) (TSSWCB), Temple
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 9, 2017 9:00 AM
Bush, George P. Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office (also providing written
testimony) (TXGLO), Austin, TX
Choate, Jack Executive Director - sp (also providing written testimony) (Special
Prosecution Unit), Huntsville, TX
Cole, Celia nonprofit (also providing written testimony) (Feeding Texas)
Cooper, Eric Pres / CEO of San Antonio Food Bank (San Antonio Food Bank / Feeding
Texas)
Craddick, Christi Commissioner (Railroad Commission of Texas)
Davisson, Jessica Infrastructure Division Director (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Parks and Wildlife), Austin, TX
Dobbs, Andrew Program Director (Texas Campaign for the Environment)
Dziuk, George LBB Staff (also providing written testimony) (LBB)
Elledge, Matt Director of Veterans Services, Texas VLB (also providing written
testimony) (Tx Veterans Land Board), Austin, TX
Foster, John Programs Officer (also providing written testimony) (Texas State Soil &
Water Conservation Board), Temple, TX
Hardin, Paul President (also providing written testimony) (Texas Food and Fuel
Association), Austin, TX
Hyde, P.E., Richard A. Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (TCEQ),
Austin, TX
Isom, Rex Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Texas State Soil &
Water Conservation Board), Temple, TX
Keith, Ray Attorney - Chief Public Defender (also providing written testimony) (Regional
Public Defender for Capital Cases), Lubbock, TX
Keller, Sharon Presiding Judge (also providing written testimony) (Texas Indigent Defense
Commission), Austin
McGeady, John LBB Staff (LBB)
Mendez, Mark Assistant County Administrator - Govt. Affairs (also providing written
testimony) (Tarrant County), Ft. Worth, TX
Miller, Sid Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Department of
Agriculture), Austin, TX
Moss, John T. President, East Texas Seed Co. (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Seed Trade Assn.), Tyler, TX
Niermann, Jon Commissioner TCEQ (also providing written testimony) (TCEQ)
Propp, Dale Director, State Law Library (also providing written testimony) (State Law
Library)
Reed, Cyrus Conservation Director (also providing written testimony) (Lone Star Chapter
Sierra Club), Austin
Reissig, Mike Deputy Comptroller (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Ryder, Byron County Judge (County Gov. Leon County), Centerville, TX
Rymell, Jennifer Judge (Judicial Section of the State Bar)
Salsman, John M. Vice Chair of Compact (also providing written testimony)
(TLLRWDCC)
Schwartz, Andy Executive Director / State Veterinarian (also providing written testimony)
(the Texas Animal Health Commission), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 9, 2017 9:00 AM
Shaw Ph.D. P.E., Bryan W. Chairman (also providing written testimony) (TCEQ), Austin,
TX
Shepperd, Ben Association President (also providing written testimony) (Permian Basin
Petroleum Association), Midland, TX
Simon, Tressie non-profit (Care & Share), San Augustine, TX
Slayton, David Administrative Director / Executive Director (also providing written
testimony) (Office of Court Administration, Texas Judicial Council), Austin, TX
Smith, Carter Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (Parks & Wildlife
Department)
Sotolongo, Marisa LBB Staff (also providing written testimony) (LBB)
Soule, Stacey M State Prosecuting Attorney (also providing written testimony) (Office of
State Prosecuting Attorney)
Staples, Todd President (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
Wales, Michael LBB Staff (also providing written testimony) (LBB)
Walker, Jeff Exec. Admin. TX Water Development Bd. (also providing written testimony)
(TWDB), Austin, TX
Wang, Wei Chief Financial Officer (Railroad Commission of Texas), Austin, TX
Wolff, Benjamin B. Director, Office of Capital and Forensic Writs (also providing written
testimony) (Office of Capital and Forensic Writs), Austin, TX
Young, Michael Chief Public Defender Bexar County (same), SA, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
FOR:
Bristol, George Conservationist (Trust for Public Lands), Fort Worth, TX
Brown, Kirby Wildlife Biologist (Ducks Unlimited)
Brush, Ramona Non-profit Guardianship Services (Texas Guardianship Association)
Garcia, Danny County Commissioner (Victoria County Commissioner's Court)
Ires, Clint Cnty Commissioner Victoria Cnty Pct 4 (Victoria Cnty)
Janak, Kevin County Commissioner (Victoria County)
Simpson, Terry County Judge (San Patricio Co), Sinton, TX
Zeller, Ben Victoria County Judge (Victoria County, TX), Victoria, TX
ON:
Baker, Toby Commissioner (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Austin, TX
Bednarz, Steve Engineer (Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board)
Bethke, James Executive Director, Attorney (Texas Indigent Defense Commission),
Austin, TX
Corley, Kimberly Executive Director - RRC (Railroad Commission of Texas), Austin
Curtis, Shari (Comptroller of Public Accounts)
Day, Liz CFO (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Austin, TX
Fearneyhough, Jason Deputy Commissioner (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin,
TX
Flores, Norma Budget Director, TX General Land Office (TXGLO), Austin, TX
Fulmer, Diane CPA (Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact), Austin
Greene, Brian Food Bank (Houston Food Bank)
Henry, Jennifer Chief Financial Officer (Office of Court Administration), Austin, TX
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 9, 2017 9:00 AM
Higgins, Leonard (Comptroller of Public Accounts), Austin, TX
Hunter, Craig Colonel Game Warden (TPWD)
Ing, Leigh Executive Director (TLLRWDCC), Austin, TX
Jensen, Michael J. Financial Resources Division Director / CFO (Texas Parks & Wildlife
Department (TPWD)), Austin, TX
Jones, Graham Chief of Special Operations (Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.)
Leisure, Brent State Parks Division Director (TPWD), Austin
Locke, Coleman H. Rancher (Texas Animal Health Commission), Hungerford, TX
Perdue, Stephanie Bergeron Deputy Executive Director (TCEQ), Austin, TX
Sifuentez-Koch, Elizabeth Budget Director (Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality), Austin, TX
Small, Amy Chief Fiscal Officer (State Law Library), Austin, TX
Trevino, Rebecca TWDB - CFO (TWDB)
Warner, Diana Chief Financial Officer (Texas Department of Agriculture), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
FOR:
Linder, Robert Retired Dean of Fine Arts - Musician (Texas Outdoor Partners), Marble
Falls, TX
Shepperd, John D. Executive Director (Texas Foundation for Conservation), Austin, TX
ON:
Christian, Walter Wayne Railroad Commissioner (RRC)
Dodge, Megan Govt. & Public Affairs, City of San Antonio (City of San Antonio, TX),
San Antonio, TX
Huffman, Laura Texas State Director (The Nature Conservancy), Austin, TX
Kohler, Adriana Health Policy Associate (Texans care for children)
Minick, Stephen Vice Pres. Government Affairs (Texas Association of Business), Austin,
TX
Monsanto, ArSheill Director (Texas State Alliance of YMCAs), Austin, TX
Olson, Lori Executive Director (Texas Land Trust Council), Wimberley, TX


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| Scenario | Add a new bug. |
| Notes | - |
| Pre-Condition | Successfull loading of bugtracker. |
| Creation Date | 14. August 2016 |
| Step No | Description | Expected |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Click on "Add bug" button in the bottom. | Table of bugs disappears and input mask appears. Also does the button "Back to overview" at the top. |
| Scenario | Initial apperance of bug overview table. |
| Notes | - |
| Pre-Condition | At least on bug in remote store to display. |
| Creation Date | 14. August 2016 |
| Step No | Description | Expected |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Load bugtracker content in browser | A list of at least one bug should appear. Each row of a bug should contain two buttons for editing and removing the associated bug. At the bottom there should be a button "Add bug". |


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Upgrading Unity Container (Changelog)
This document contains a list of breaking changes and noteworthy issues. At this time the list is not complete. If you discover an issue while upgrading that is not covered here please open an issue or, preferably, issue a pull request. You can clone the wiki to do that.
Some breaking changes are currently documented in the issue tracker only. Again, please report any such findings by commenting on the issue.
Upgrading to Unity 5.9.x
Starting with version 5.9.0 Unity package will only contain Unity.Abstractions and Unity.Container packages.
All other packages will be available as individual NuGet packages
Breaking change
Some extension methods have been moved out of the Unity nuget package and have been moved into their own individual packages.
For example, the following code will no longer work
Container = new UnityContainer();
Container.LoadConfiguration();
You will receive an error that the namespace Microsoft.Practices.Unity.Configuration no longer exists in your using statements.
The Fix
To fix this and similar problems, add the required nuget packages separately.
For the example above, add nuget package Unity.Configuration
This wiki created with help from quintonn
Upgrading to Unity 5.8.x
Unity 5.8.0 adds support for nesting generic types when resolving collections (arrays and enumerables).
Problem
Unity has build in support for IEnumerable<>
, Array
( type[]
), Func<>
, and Lazy<>
. Theoretically it should be able to recognize these types and properly resolve them individually and in combination. Unfortunately it did not do so. For example if you registered several interfaces like this:
RegisterType<IService, Service>("1");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("2");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("3");
RegisterType<IService, Service>();
resolving enumerable in combination with generic will resolve incorrectly:
Resolve<Lazy<IEnumenrable<type>>> - resolve correctly
Resolve<IEnumenrable<Lazy<type>>> - resolve empty
The Fix
Release v5.8.0 fixes resolution of collections of generic and array types and Lazy collections of items. This will now work fine:
Resolve<Lazy<IEnumenrable<type>>>
Resolve<IEnumenrable<Lazy<type>>>
Resolve<Lazy<type[]>>
Resolve<Lazy<type>[]>
Resolve<IEnumerable<Lazy<Func<IService>>>>()
Resolve<IEnumerable<Func<Lazy<IService>>>>()
Resolve<Lazy<Func<IService>>[]>()
Resolve<Func<Lazy<IService>>[]>()
The logic behind resolving collections is to find type to enumerate and get all registrations for it no matter how deep in generics tree. Enumerated type could be:
- Non generic (Constructed Generic) type
- Explicitly registered type
So, in this example
RegisterType<IService, Service>("1");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("2");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("3");
RegisterType<IService, Service>();
Resolve<IEnumerable<Func<Lazy<IService>>>>();
Unity will recognize IService
as registered type and enumerate four instances of Func<Lazy<IService>>
.
But if you look at this example:
RegisterType<IService, Service>("1");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("2");
RegisterType<IService, Service>("3");
RegisterType<IService, Service>();
RegisterType(typeof(IFoo<>), typeof(Foo<>)); <-- note this registraton
Resolve<IEnumerable<IFoo<IService>>>();
Returned result is different! Adding registration for IFoo changes enumerable type to IFoo. This resolution will only return one item.
Breaking change
Sometimes you do want Unity to ignore a generic when it resolves collections similar to how it deals with Lazy
and Func
. Suppose in example above you want Unity to resolve all four of IService instances wrapped in IFoo
.
To do so you would have to make IFoo<>
a Built-In type of the container.
It could be simply done by creating either IBuildPlanCreatorPolicy or IBuildPlanPolicy factories. There are just a few steps you need to follow:
- Create factory for the generic (See example for IBuildPlanCreatorPolicy or IBuildPlanPolicy )
- Create and extension to get access to Unity internal policies and register your factory (See example IBuildPlanCreatorPolicy or IBuildPlanPolicy)
- Register your extension with
UnityContainer
For examples of how it should be done please follow this link.
Upgrading to Unity 5.2.1
This release fundamentally changes how types are registered with Unity. The rationale behind this change is this issue.
The problem
To explain the problem please look at this example. Prior to this release registering singleton ILogger
service like this:
container.RegisterType<ILogger, MockLogger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager(), new InjectionConstructor());
would create two registrations:
- A mapping between
ILogger
toMockLogger
- A singleton registration for
MockLogger
with default constructor.
Calling container.Resolve<ILogger>()
resolves singleton instance of MockLogger as expected, and resolving type MockLogger container.Resolve<MockLogger>()
would resolve the same instance of MockLogger. Both ContainerControlledLifetimeManager and InjectionConstructor would be associated with MockLogger registration.
Suppose you want to resolve a new MockLogger whenever it is resolved directly like this container.Resolve<MockLogger>()
. To do so you would create another registration just for the MockLogger:
container.RegisterType<MockLogger>(new TransientLifetimeManager());
So, now when you call container.Resolve<MockLogger>()
it resolves new instance of the MockLogger class and uses constructor with longest list of parameters. All is well and as expected. But now if you try to resolve container.Resolve<ILogger>()
it is no longer returns singleton instance of the MockLogger. Now it also returns new MockLogger created with constructor with longest list of parameters.
The subsequent registration overwritten all information associated with ILogger
.
The solution
Release 5.2.1 fixes this behavior. Now all information passed to Unity during registration is stored with FromType
instead of ToType
. So registering type like this:
container.RegisterType<ILogger, MockLogger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager(), new InjectionConstructor());
creates just one registration ILogger
and associates LifetimeManager and all provided InjectionMemebers with it. At this point MockLogger is still unregistered.
So, think about it as a RegisteredType
and MappedTo
type. If you look at initial example:
container.RegisterType<ILogger, MockLogger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
ILogger
- is a registered type and ContainerControlledLifetimeManager is associated with this type, as well as any InjectionMembers
you provide during registration.
Breaking changes
This release breaks a lot of registrations. Anything relaying on TypeTo being registered in mappings will fail. For example:
container.RegisterType<ILogger, MockLogger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
Assert.AreSame( container.Resolve<ILogger>(), container.Resolve<MockLogger>()) <-- Will fail now
This could be easily fixed by slightly modifying how types are registered. If you want TypeTo to be available independently you could register it like this:
container.RegisterType<MockLogger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
container.RegisterType<ILogger, MockLogger>();
Assert.AreSame( container.Resolve<ILogger>(), container.Resolve<MockLogger>()) <-- Passes
This applies to anything you registering with the type: factories, injection members, interceptors, etc.
Fixing
With some creative searching and sorting these breaking registrations could be identified statically, without running the code. The key is to look for registrations with same TypeTo type. If you see multiple registrations registering same type as implementation type and at least one of them has non transient lifetime it is a good indicator that it might fail after update:
container.RegisterType<ILogger, Logger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
...
container.RegisterType<IOtherLogger, Logger>();
To fix just add individual registration for implementation type with proper lifetime manager like so:
container.RegisterType<Logger>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
...
container.RegisterType<ILogger, Logger>();
...
container.RegisterType<IOtherLogger, Logger>();
Make sure it is registered before other mappings.
Upgrading to Unity.Abstractions 4.1.4
Lifetime managers now support the value null
. GetValue
must return LifetimeManager.NoValue
to indicate that no value has been set. You must upgrade custom lifetime managers to not return null
inappropriately. Mainly the GetValue
method must be adjusted. The built-in lifetime managers have been upgraded. If you do not use custom lifetime managers you should not see any changes in behavior. (https://github.com/unitycontainer/abstractions/issues/102)
Design time validation for LifetimeManager
was added. The marker interfaces ITypeLifetimeManager
, IInstanceLifetimeManager
and IFactoryLifetimeManager
have been introduced. Various other parts of the framework now refer to these types instead of LifetimeManager
. The marker interfaces are empty and LifetimeManager
does not inherit from any of them. This can lead to compiler errors. In general these errors can be fixed through changing the type of variables or through casting. (https://github.com/unitycontainer/abstractions/issues/90)
Upgrading to Unity.Abstractions <IP_ADDRESS>0
The namespace Unity.Attributes
was removed. These types are now in namespace Unity
. One common type that is affected is DependencyAttribute
. Suggested way to upgrade: Mass delete the old namespace reference using the Regex using Unity.Attributes;\r\n
in Visual Studio. Then, use Resharper to fix missing imports in the entire solution in one action.
Upgrading to Unity.Abstractions <IP_ADDRESS>
A few breaking changes have been made. For more information see https://github.com/unitycontainer/abstractions/issues/97.
Problem
Build error The type or namespace name 'IBuilderContext' could not be found.
Solution
IBuilderContext
has been replaced with: Unity.Builder.BuilderContext
Problem
Build Error `'IBuildPlanCreatorPolicy' is obsolete: 'This interface has been replaced with Unity.Policy.ResolveDelegateFactory delegate'``
Solution
See this example or this example or this example
Problem
Build Error in BuilderStrategy
derived classes: 'MyCustomStrategy.PreBuildUp(BuilderContext)': no suitable method found to override
Solution
Adjust the signature of the PreBuildUp
method to: public override void PreBuildUp(ref BuilderContext context)
Problem
Build Error in BuilderStrategy
derived classes: 'MyCustomStrategy.PostBuildUp(BuilderContext)': no suitable method found to override
Solution
Adjust the signature of the PostBuildUp method to: public override void PreBuildUp(ref BuilderContext context)
Problem
Build Error in Builder Strategy derived class:
'BuilderContext' does not contain a definition for 'AddResolverOverrides' and no accessible extension method 'AddResolverOverrides' accepting a first argument of type 'BuilderContext' could be found
Solution
The behaviour can be mimicked by something like:
public static void AddResolverOverrides(ref BuilderContext ctx, ResolverOverride theOverride)
{
var newOverrides = ctx.Overrides;
newOverrides = newOverrides == null
? new ResolverOverride[]{theOverride}
: newOverrides.Concat(new[] {theOverride}).ToArray();
ctx.Overrides = newOverrides;
}
Problem
'BuilderContext' does not contain a definition for 'ParentContext' and no accessible extension method 'ParentContext' accepting a first argument of type 'BuilderContext' could be found
I used the ParentContext
of IBuilderContext
to determine if anything in the build hierarchy was of a certain type. More specifically I was checking to see if a specific decorator class was being applied as part of the build.
Solution
There is an IntPtr Parent
property on the BuilderContext
struct. Can this be used to find the parent context?
Problem
There is a build warning:
'InjectionFactory' is obsolete: 'InjectionFactory has been deprecated and will be removed in next release. Please use IUnityContainer.RegisterFactory(...) method instead.'
Solution
The InjectionFactory
class has been deprecated. Injection factories are now registered directly with the container.
For example:
Old code:
Container.RegisterType<IEncryptionProvider>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager(), new InjectionFactory(c => MakeEncryptionProvider(c)));
New code:
Container.RegisterFactory<IEncryptionProvider>(c => MakeEncryptionProvider(c), new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
Be Aware
The public key token of the assembly has changed, so you may need to remove redundant assembly bindings from config files.
For example: This binding will now be ineffective, and can be removed:
<dependentAssembly>
<assemblyIdentity name="Unity.Abstractions" publicKeyToken="6d32ff45e0ccc69f" culture="neutral" />
<bindingRedirect oldVersion="<IP_ADDRESS>-<IP_ADDRESS>" newVersion="<IP_ADDRESS>" />
</dependentAssembly>
Note:
- The old public key token value is
6d32ff45e0ccc69f
- The new public key token is
489b6accfaf20ef0
Problem
Build Error in BuilderStrategy
derived classes: 'MyCustomStrategy.PostBuildUp(BuilderContext)': no suitable method found to override
Solution
Adjust the signature of the PostBuildUp
method to: public override void PreBuildUp(ref BuilderContext context)
Problem
I'm using this code to register my interfaces:
Containter.RegisterType<ICustomerRepository, CustomerRepository>(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager(), InjectionConstructor);
But after the upgrade im getting the following error when resolving:
Exception thrown: 'System.InvalidCastException' in Unity.Abstractions.dll
Unable to cast object of type
Solution
Ok I managed to find out what I was doing wrong. I was reusing the same 'InjectionConstructor' for all my registrations. After replacing them with a new instance for each my problem went away.


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Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2009-01-08 10:15:00
@ Brett Zamir: Very well!
Brett Zamir
on 2009-01-07 15:38:36
Just to keep the relevant items together, I'm resubmitting list() here in case anyone looking at extract() is interested (I fully understand not porting it to the main project given its not following PHP-style (getting the array in by the last argument rather than by assignment)):
// Only works in global context and deviates (by necessity) from PHP version
list('drink', 'color', 'power', ['coffee', 'brown', 'caffeine']);
function list () {
var arr = arguments[arguments.length-1]
for (var i=0; i < arr.length; i++) {
this[arguments[i]] = arr[i];
}
}
alert(drink +' is '+color+' and '+power +' makes it special.\n'); // Example from PHP manual


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Defender Jeremie Frimpong has praised Celtic's 'great' team effort in the thrashing of Livingston in the Scottish top flight league on Saturday.
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This is not a game in its usual meaning. The human player’s input just creates the initial state of the “universe.” After that, the game is completely deterministic, and one just observes the evolution of life forms, migration, and even socialization of primitive organisms.
The Game of Life was described by John Conway in 1970. It came from a mathematical problem, and since 1970 it has attracted the interest of scientists in various fields: physics, biology, economics, and so on.
The most amazing feature of this game is its simplicity, leading to many more complex patterns.
Who knows, maybe this game touches something fundamental in this world?
By completing this project, you will make an application with multithreading and a graphical user interface. Also, the MVC pattern is very suitable for this application.
In the first stage, you need to create a “map” of the universe in its first moment of existence ― the first generation.
The universe in this game looks like a grid in which each cell has one of two possible states: populated (alive) or not populated (dead).
Before the game starts, the player should define the state of each cell. To make the first state of the universe, we will use randomness.
To move from the first cell to the last, use the nextBoolean() method of java.util.Random to define its state. Populate the cell as alive if nextBoolean returns true, and dead if false.
We’ll begin with the console version of the application and add GUI later.
The first program should output a square matrix NxN: there must be N lines with N characters in each line. If there is an alive cell, place the letter ‘O’, otherwise, whitespace.
Input data is two numbers in one line. First is N (N>0): the size of the universe. The second is S: a number that you should use as the seed for your Random object. Notice, that you should set the seed only once.
The lines that start with >
represent user input.


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CSInterface¶
-
class
Version
(major, minor, micro, special)¶ Version Defines a version number with major, minor, micro, and special components. The major, minor and micro values are numeric; the special value can be any string.
Arguments: - major – The major version component, a positive integer up to nine digits long.
- minor – The minor version component, a positive integer up to nine digits long.
- micro – The micro version component, a positive integer up to nine digits long.
- special – The special version component, an arbitrary string.
Returns: A new
Version()
object.-
Version.
MAX_NUM
¶ The maximum value allowed for a numeric version component. This reflects the maximum value allowed in PlugPlug and the manifest schema.
-
class
VersionBound
(version, inclusive)¶ VersionBound Defines a boundary for a version range, which associates a
Version()
object with a flag for whether it is an inclusive or exclusive boundary.Arguments: - version – The
Version()
object. - inclusive – True if this boundary is inclusive, false if it is exclusive.
Returns: A new
VersionBound()
object.- version – The
-
class
VersionRange
(lowerBound, upperBound)¶ VersionRange Defines a range of versions using a lower boundary and optional upper boundary.
Arguments: - lowerBound – The :js:class:
VersionBound()
object. - upperBound – The :js:class:
VersionBound()
object, or null for a range with no upper boundary.
Returns: A new
VersionRange()
object.- lowerBound – The :js:class:
-
class
Runtime
(name, versionRange)¶ Runtime Represents a runtime related to the CEP infrastructure. Extensions can declare dependencies on particular CEP runtime versions in the extension manifest.
Arguments: - name – The runtime name.
- version – A
VersionRange()
object that defines a range of valid versions.
Returns: A new
Runtime()
object.
-
class
Extension
(id, name, mainPath, basePath, windowType, width, height, minWidth, minHeight, maxWidth, maxHeight, defaultExtensionDataXml, specialExtensionDataXml, requiredRuntimeList, isAutoVisible, isPluginExtension)¶ Extension Encapsulates a CEP-based extension to an Adobe application.
Arguments: - id – The unique identifier of this extension.
- name – The localizable display name of this extension.
- mainPath – The path of the “index.html” file.
- basePath – The base path of this extension.
- windowType – The window type of the main window of this extension. Valid values are defined by
CSXSWindowType()
. - width – The default width in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- height – The default height in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- minWidth – The minimum width in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- minHeight – The minimum height in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- maxWidth – The maximum width in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- maxHeight – The maximum height in pixels of the main window of this extension.
- defaultExtensionDataXml – The extension data contained in the default
ExtensionDispatchInfo()
section of the extension manifest. - specialExtensionDataXml – The extension data contained in the application-specific
ExtensionDispatchInfo()
section of the extension manifest. - requiredRuntimeList – An array of
Runtime()
objects for runtimes required by this extension. - isAutoVisible – True if this extension is visible on loading.
- isPluginExtension – True if this extension has been deployed in the Plugins folder of the host application.
Returns: A new
Extension()
object.
-
class
CSEvent
(type, scope, appId, extensionId)¶ CSEvent A standard JavaScript event, the base class for CEP events.
Arguments: - type – The name of the event type.
- scope – The scope of event, can be “GLOBAL” or “APPLICATION”.
- appId – The unique identifier of the application that generated the event.
- extensionId – The unique identifier of the extension that generated the event.
Returns: A new
CSEvent()
object-
CSEvent.
data
¶ Event-specific data.
-
class
SystemPath
()¶ SystemPath Stores operating-system-specific location constants for use in the
CSInterface()
.getSystemPath() method.Returns: A new SystemPath()
object.-
SystemPath.
APPLICATION
¶
-
SystemPath.
COMMON_FILES
¶ The path to common files for Adobe applications.
-
SystemPath.
EXTENSION
¶ The path to current extension.
-
SystemPath.
HOST_APPLICATION
¶ The path to hosting application’s executable.
-
SystemPath.
MY_DOCUMENTS
¶ The path to the user’s default document folder.
-
SystemPath.
USER_DATA
¶ The path to user data.
-
-
class
ColorType
()¶ ColorType Stores color-type constants.
-
ColorType.
GRADIENT
¶ Gradient color type.
-
ColorType.
NONE
¶ Null color type.
-
ColorType.
RGB
¶ RGB color type.
-
-
class
RGBColor
(red, green, blue, alpha)¶ RGBColor Stores an RGB color with red, green, blue, and alpha values. All values are in the range [0.0 to 255.0]. Invalid numeric values are converted to numbers within this range.
Arguments: - red – The red value, in the range [0.0 to 255.0].
- green – The green value, in the range [0.0 to 255.0].
- blue – The blue value, in the range [0.0 to 255.0].
- alpha – The alpha (transparency) value, in the range [0.0 to 255.0]. The default, 255.0, means that the color is fully opaque.
Returns: A new RGBColor object.
-
class
Direction
(x, y)¶ Direction A point value in which the y component is 0 and the x component is positive or negative for a right or left direction, or the x component is 0 and the y component is positive or negative for an up or down direction.
Arguments: - x – The horizontal component of the point.
- y – The vertical component of the point.
Returns: A new
Direction()
object.
-
class
GradientStop
(offset, rgbColor)¶ GradientStop Stores gradient stop information.
Arguments: - offset – The offset of the gradient stop, in the range [0.0 to 1.0].
- rgbColor – The color of the gradient at this point, an
RGBColor()
object.
Returns: GradientStop object.
-
class
GradientColor
(type, direction, numStops, arrGradientStop)¶ GradientColor Stores gradient color information.
Arguments: - type – The gradient type, must be “linear”.
- direction – A
Direction()
object for the direction of the gradient (up, down, right, or left). - numStops – The number of stops in the gradient.
- gradientStopList – An array of
GradientStop()
objects.
Returns: A new
GradientColor()
object.
-
class
UIColor
(type, antialiasLevel, color)¶ UIColor Stores color information, including the type, anti-alias level, and specific color values in a color object of an appropriate type.
Arguments: - type – The color type, 1 for “rgb” and 2 for “gradient”. The supplied color object must correspond to this type.
- antialiasLevel – The anti-alias level constant.
- color – A
RGBColor()
orGradientColor()
object containing specific color information.
Returns: A new
UIColor()
object.
-
class
AppSkinInfo
(baseFontFamily, baseFontSize, appBarBackgroundColor, panelBackgroundColor, appBarBackgroundColorSRGB, panelBackgroundColorSRGB, systemHighlightColor)¶ AppSkinInfo Stores window-skin properties, such as color and font. All color parameter values are
UIColor()
objects except that systemHighlightColor isRGBColor()
object.Arguments: - baseFontFamily – The base font family of the application.
- baseFontSize – The base font size of the application.
- appBarBackgroundColor – The application bar background color.
- panelBackgroundColor – The background color of the extension panel.
- appBarBackgroundColorSRGB – The application bar background color, as sRGB.
- panelBackgroundColorSRGB – The background color of the extension panel, as sRGB.
- systemHighlightColor – The operating-system highlight color, as sRGB.
Returns: AppSkinInfo object.
-
class
HostEnvironment
(appName, appVersion, appLocale, appUILocale, appId, isAppOnline, appSkinInfo)¶ HostEnvironment Stores information about the environment in which the extension is loaded.
Arguments: - appName – The application’s name.
- appVersion – The application’s version.
- appLocale – The application’s current license locale.
- appUILocale – The application’s current UI locale.
- appId – The application’s unique identifier.
- isAppOnline – True if the application is currently online.
- appSkinInfo – An
AppSkinInfo()
object containing the application’s default color and font styles.
Returns: A new
HostEnvironment()
object.
-
class
HostCapabilities
(EXTENDED_PANEL_MENU, EXTENDED_PANEL_ICONS, DELEGATE_APE_ENGINE, SUPPORT_HTML_EXTENSIONS, DISABLE_FLASH_EXTENSIONS)¶ HostCapabilities Stores information about the host capabilities.
Arguments: - EXTENDED_PANEL_MENU – True if the application supports panel menu.
- EXTENDED_PANEL_ICONS – True if the application supports panel icon.
- DELEGATE_APE_ENGINE – True if the application supports delegated APE engine.
- SUPPORT_HTML_EXTENSIONS – True if the application supports HTML extensions.
- DISABLE_FLASH_EXTENSIONS – True if the application disables FLASH extensions.
Returns: A new
HostCapabilities()
object.
-
class
ApiVersion
(major, minor, micro)¶ ApiVersion Stores current api version.
Since 4.2.0
Arguments: - major – The major version
- minor – The minor version.
- micro – The micro version.
Returns: ApiVersion object.
-
class
MenuItemStatus
(menuItemLabel, enabled, checked)¶ MenuItemStatus Stores flyout menu item status
Since 5.2.0
Arguments: - menuItemLabel – The menu item label.
- enabled – True if user wants to enable the menu item.
- checked – True if user wants to check the menu item.
Returns: MenuItemStatus object.
-
class
ContextMenuItemStatus
(menuItemID, enabled, checked)¶ ContextMenuItemStatus Stores the status of the context menu item.
Since 5.2.0
Arguments: - menuItemID – The menu item id.
- enabled – True if user wants to enable the menu item.
- checked – True if user wants to check the menu item.
Returns: MenuItemStatus object.
-
class
CSInterface
()¶ CSInterface This is the entry point to the CEP extensibility infrastructure. Instantiate this object and use it to:
- Access information about the host application in which an extension is running
- Launch an extension
- Register interest in event notifications, and dispatch events
Returns: A new CSInterface()
object-
CSInterface.
THEME_COLOR_CHANGED_EVENT
¶ User can add this event listener to handle native application theme color changes. Callback function gives extensions ability to fine-tune their theme color after the global theme color has been changed. The callback function should be like below:
Examples:
// event is a CSEvent object, but user can ignore it. function OnAppThemeColorChanged(event) { // Should get a latest HostEnvironment object from application. var skinInfo = JSON.parse(window.__adobe_cep__.getHostEnvironment()).appSkinInfo; // Gets the style information such as color info from the skinInfo, // and redraw all UI controls of your extension according to the style info. }
-
CSInterface.
addEventListener
(type, listener, obj)¶ Registers an interest in a CEP event of a particular type, and assigns an event handler. The event infrastructure notifies your extension when events of this type occur, passing the event object to the registered handler function.
Arguments: - type – The name of the event type of interest.
- listener – The JavaScript handler function or method.
- obj – Optional, the object containing the handler method, if any. Default is null.
-
CSInterface.
closeExtension
()¶ Closes this extension.
-
CSInterface.
dispatchEvent
(event)¶ Triggers a CEP event programmatically. Yoy can use it to dispatch an event of a predefined type, or of a type you have defined.
Arguments: - event – A
CSEvent()
object.
- event – A
-
CSInterface.
dumpInstallationInfo
()¶ Writes installation information to a file.
Returns: The file path.
-
CSInterface.
evalScript
(script, callback)¶ Evaluates a JavaScript script, which can use the JavaScript DOM of the host application.
Arguments: - script – The JavaScript script.
- callback – Optional. A callback function that receives the result of execution. If execution fails, the callback function receives the error message
EvalScript_ErrMessage()
.
-
CSInterface.
getApplicationID
()¶ Retrieves the unique identifier of the application. in which the extension is currently running.
Returns: The unique ID string.
-
CSInterface.
getCurrentApiVersion
()¶ Retrieves current API version.
Since 4.2.0
Returns: ApiVersion object.
-
CSInterface.
getExtensionID
()¶ Retrieves extension ID.
Since 4.2.0
Returns: extension ID.
-
CSInterface.
getExtensions
(extensionIds)¶ Retrieves the list of extensions currently loaded in the current host application. The extension list is initialized once, and remains the same during the lifetime of the CEP session.
Arguments: - extensionIds – Optional, an array of unique identifiers for extensions of interest. If omitted, retrieves data for all extensions.
Returns: Zero or more
Extension()
objects.
-
CSInterface.
getHostCapabilities
()¶ Retrieves host capability information for the application in which the extension is currently running.
Returns: A HostCapabilities()
object.
-
CSInterface.
getHostEnvironment
()¶ Retrieves information about the host environment in which the extension is currently running.
Returns: A HostEnvironment()
object.
-
CSInterface.
getNetworkPreferences
()¶ Retrieves network-related preferences.
Returns: A JavaScript object containing network preferences.
-
CSInterface.
getOSInformation
()¶ Retrieves version information for the current Operating System, See http://www.useragentstring.com/pages/Chrome/ for Chrome
navigator()
.userAgent values.If user customizes the User Agent by setting CEF command parameter “–user-agent”, only “Mac OS X” or “Windows” will be returned.
Returns: A string containing the OS version, or “unknown Operation System”.
-
CSInterface.
getScaleFactor
()¶ Retrieves the scale factor of screen. On Windows platform, the value of scale factor might be different from operating system’s scale factor, since host application may use its self-defined scale factor.
- -1.0 when error occurs
- 1.0 means normal screen
- >1.0 means HiDPI screen
Since 4.2.0
Returns: Number
-
CSInterface.
getSystemPath
(pathType)¶ Retrieves a path for which a constant is defined in the system.
Arguments: - pathType – The path-type constant defined in
SystemPath()
,
Returns: The platform-specific system path string.
- pathType – The path-type constant defined in
-
CSInterface.
getWindowTitle
()¶ Get the title of the extension window. This function works with modal and modeless extensions in all Adobe products, and panel extensions in Photoshop, InDesign, InCopy, Illustrator, Flash Pro and Dreamweaver.
Since 6.1.0
Returns: The window title.
-
CSInterface.
hostEnvironment
¶ The host environment data object.
-
CSInterface.
initResourceBundle
()¶ Initializes the resource bundle for this extension with property values for the current application and locale. To support multiple locales, you must define a property file for each locale, containing keyed display-string values for that locale. See localization documentation for Extension Builder and related products.
Keys can be in the form key.value=”localized string”, for use in HTML text elements. For example, in this input element, the localized
key()
.value string is displayed instead of the emptyvalue()
string:<input type=”submit” value=”” data-locale=”key”/>
Returns: An object containing the resource bundle information.
-
CSInterface.
isWindowVisible
()¶ Get the visibility status of an extension window.
Since 6.0.0
Returns: true if the extension window is visible; false if the extension window is hidden.
-
CSInterface.
openURLInDefaultBrowser
(url)¶ Opens a page in the default system browser.
Since 4.2.0
Arguments: - url – The URL of the page/file to open, or the email address. Must use HTTP/HTTPS/file/mailto protocol. For example: “http://www.adobe.com” “https://github.com” “file:///C:/log.txt”<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Returns: One of these error codes: * NO_ERROR - 0 * ERR_UNKNOWN - 1 * ERR_INVALID_PARAMS - 2 * ERR_INVALID_URL - 201
-
CSInterface.
registerInvalidCertificateCallback
(callback)¶ Register the invalid certificate callback for an extension. This callback will be triggered when the extension tries to access the web site that contains the invalid certificate on the main frame. But if the extension does not call this function and tries to access the web site containing the invalid certificate, a default error page will be shown.
Since 6.1.0
Arguments: - callback – the callback function
-
CSInterface.
registerKeyEventsInterest
(keyEventsInterest)¶ Register an interest in some key events to prevent them from being sent to the host application.
This function works with modeless extensions and panel extensions. Generally all the key events will be sent to the host application for these two extensions if the current focused element is not text input or dropdown, If you want to intercept some key events and want them to be handled in the extension, please call this function in advance to prevent them being sent to the host application.
Since 6.1.0
This JSON string should be an array, each object has following keys:
- keyCode: [Required] represents an OS system dependent virtual key code identifying the unmodified value of the pressed key.
- ctrlKey: [optional] a Boolean that indicates if the control key was pressed (true) or not (false) when the event occurred.
- altKey: [optional] a Boolean that indicates if the alt key was pressed (true) or not (false) when the event occurred.
- shiftKey: [optional] a Boolean that indicates if the shift key was pressed (true) or not (false) when the event occurred.
- metaKey: [optional] (Mac Only) a Boolean that indicates if the Meta key was pressed (true) or not (false) when the event occurred. On Macintosh keyboards, this is the command key. To detect Windows key on Windows, please use keyCode instead.
An example JSON string:
[ { "keyCode": 48 }, { "keyCode": 123, "ctrlKey": true }, { "keyCode": 123, "ctrlKey": true, "metaKey": true } ]
Arguments: - keyEventsInterest – A JSON string describing those key events you are interested in. A null object or an empty string will lead to removing the interest
-
CSInterface.
removeEventListener
(type, listener, obj)¶ Removes a registered event listener.
Arguments: - type – The name of the event type of interest.
- listener – The JavaScript handler function or method that was registered.
- obj – Optional, the object containing the handler method, if any. Default is null.
-
CSInterface.
requestOpenExtension
(extensionId, params)¶ Loads and launches another extension, or activates the extension if it is already loaded.
Arguments: - extensionId – The extension’s unique identifier.
- startupParams – Not currently used, pass “”.
Examples:
To launch the extension "help" with ID "HLP" from this extension, call: requestOpenExtension("HLP", "");
-
CSInterface.
resizeContent
(width, height)¶ Resize extension’s content to the specified dimensions. 1. Works with modal and modeless extensions in all Adobe products. 2. Extension’s manifest min/max size constraints apply and take precedence. 3. For panel extensions
- 3.1 This works in all Adobe products except:
- Premiere Pro
- Prelude
- After Effects
- 3.2 When the panel is in certain states (especially when being docked),
- it will not change to the desired dimensions even when the specified size satisfies min/max constraints.
Since 6.0.0
Arguments: - width – The new width
- height – The new height
-
CSInterface.
setContextMenu
(menu, callback)¶ An example menu XML:
<Menu> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId1" Label="TestExample1" Enabled="true" Checkable="true" Checked="false" Icon="./image/small_16X16.png"/> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId2" Label="TestExample2"> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId2-1" Label="TestExample2-1" > <MenuItem Id="menuItemId2-1-1" Label="TestExample2-1-1" Enabled="false" Checkable="true" Checked="true"/> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId2-2" Label="TestExample2-2" Enabled="true" Checkable="true" Checked="true"/> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Label="---" /> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId3" Label="TestExample3" Enabled="false" Checkable="true" Checked="false"/> </Menu>
Arguments: - menu – A XML string which describes menu structure.
- callback – The callback function which is called when a menu item is clicked. The only parameter is the returned ID of clicked menu item.
-
CSInterface.
setContextMenuByJSON
(menu, callback)¶ An example menu JSON:
{ "menu": [ { "id": "menuItemId1", "label": "testExample1", "enabled": true, "checkable": true, "checked": false, "icon": "./image/small_16X16.png" }, { "id": "menuItemId2", "label": "testExample2", "menu": [ { "id": "menuItemId2-1", "label": "testExample2-1", "menu": [ { "id": "menuItemId2-1-1", "label": "testExample2-1-1", "enabled": false, "checkable": true, "checked": true } ] }, { "id": "menuItemId2-2", "label": "testExample2-2", "enabled": true, "checkable": true, "checked": true } ] }, { "label": "---" }, { "id": "menuItemId3", "label": "testExample3", "enabled": false, "checkable": true, "checked": false } ] }
Arguments: - menu – A JSON string which describes menu structure.
- callback – The callback function which is called when a menu item is clicked. The only parameter is the returned ID of clicked menu item.
-
CSInterface.
setPanelFlyoutMenu
(menu)¶ An example menu XML:
<Menu> <MenuItem Id="menuItemId1" Label="TestExample1" Enabled="true" Checked="false"/> <MenuItem Label="TestExample2"> <MenuItem Label="TestExample2-1" > <MenuItem Label="TestExample2-1-1" Enabled="false" Checked="true"/> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Label="TestExample2-2" Enabled="true" Checked="true"/> </MenuItem> <MenuItem Label="---" /> <MenuItem Label="TestExample3" Enabled="false" Checked="false"/> </Menu>
Arguments: - menu – A XML string which describes menu structure.
-
CSInterface.
setScaleFactorChangedHandler
(handler)¶ Set a handler to detect any changes of scale factor. This only works on Mac.
Since 4.2.0
Arguments: - handler – The function to be called when scale factor is changed.
-
CSInterface.
setWindowTitle
(title)¶ Set the title of the extension window. This function works with modal and modeless extensions in all Adobe products, and panel extensions in Photoshop, InDesign, InCopy, Illustrator, Flash Pro and Dreamweaver.
Since 6.1.0
Arguments: - title – The window title.
-
CSInterface.
updateContextMenuItem
(menuItemID, enabled, checked)¶ Updates a context menu item by setting the enabled and selection status.
Since 5.2.0
Arguments: - menuItemID – The menu item ID.
- enabled – True to enable the item, false to disable it (gray it out).
- checked – True to select the item, false to deselect it.
-
CSInterface.
updatePanelMenuItem
(menuItemLabel, enabled, checked)¶ Updates a menu item in the extension window’s flyout menu, by setting the enabled and selection status.
Since 5.2.0
Arguments: - menuItemLabel – The menu item label.
- enabled – True to enable the item, false to disable it (gray it out).
- checked – True to select the item, false to deselect it.
Returns: false when the host application does not support this functionality (HostCapabilities.EXTENDED_PANEL_MENU is false). Fails silently if menu label is invalid.


In Payment Instruments section you can see details about your Payment Instruments
When processing credit card transactions you may want to ask for additional verification not only on the first transaction for which this is mostly mandatory but also for any subsequent transaction with a saved card (payment instrument).
There are two major additional verification methods that may present the customer with additional security challenge - cvc and 3d secure.
Both challenges require a code that should be only known to the cardholder and is used in the processing.
The CVV/CVC code (Card Verification Value/Code) is located on the back of the cardholder’s credit/debit card on the right side of the white signature strip.
3d secure code is only known to the cardholder and should be only submitted via an issuer specific page.
The Payengine allows merchants to create payment instruments in order to process recurring payments for the same credentials (card number). Even though the merchant can decide to additionally ask for cvc and/or 3d secure on each subsequent cardholder present transaction as well.
In order to do so the merchant should ask the cardholder to enter his cvc on each subsequent transaction and patch the already existing payment instrument with this value.
When the cvc is successfully patched and the order is submitted for processing according to the merchant settings the transaction may result in additional 3d secure asynchronous process.
Given:
You have a previously used payment instrument.
Usecase:
On creating the recurring payment you need to collect the cvc via one of the following options:
PayEngineWidget.initAsInlineComponentPiUpdate(container, publishableKey, paymentInstrumentId, optionalParameters, resultCallbackPatchPi);


3 / 2 9 / 2 0 1 4 - P A I R I N G
So I had my first GPS this past Thursday. Unfortunately, no one else signed up for my slot, so I had a one-on-one session with Jonathan Howden. Even though it technically wasn't a guided pairing session, I still learned a lot.
We essentially went through the curriculum bit by bit. He would ask me to read the directions and build something, and I would produce the results to the best of my ability. If I was missing a step, he would nudge me in the correct direction until I figured it out.
Reading the feedback from the session was a good experience. Jonathan's main criticism was that I should test my code more often to pinpoint where errors are. I agree, when I program I like to create a shell/outline for it and work back from there, but it makes more sense to test it piece by piece. I like to hear criticism when it's honest, because there's always room for improvement(especially in programming).
I didn't have an opportunity to write any feedback because I didn't have a partner to review. I enjoyed the solo session, and it was pretty efficient (we finished in around 50 minutes) but I look forward to having a real pairing session soon.


"The Musketeer"
Alexandre Dumas meets Hong Kong action with newcomer Justin Chambers reprising the oft-played character of dashing swordsman D'Artagnon in director Peter Hyam's adventure "The Musketeer."
For some reason that I may figure out later, I don't know why the time, money and effort were put into the making of "The Musketeer." It may be that someone had the clever idea of combining the Dumas characters and story with the current enamor with the action work of Hong Kong imports like this film's Xin-Xin Xiong ("Once Upon a Time in China") and Yuen Woo-Ping from "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." The result is a mix of genres that don't mesh well.
Elements of the Ritz Brothers-style comedy (for those few who remember that comedic troupe from the 1939 "The Three Musketeers"), the Man with No Name from "A Fistful of Dollars" (D'Artagnan demands that the bad guys apologize to his horse in a direct ref to the Clint Eastwood spaghetti western) and Hong Kong action choreography are all utilized in the original script by Gene Quintano. The result is an action flick that bears little resemblance to its source material while it makes contemporary that material in an effort to grab the "Matrix" crowd. Alexandre Dumas may well be rolling in his grave if he knows what was done to his classic oeuvre and characters.
The real problem with the "The Musketeer" lies in the casting of the two lead, romantically intertwined characters, D'Artagnan and Francesca (Mena Suvari). Chambers has the boyishly handsome good looks for the character, a la Chris O'Donnell, but lacks any onscreen charisma. Suvari has the doe-eyed, pretty looks as the chambermaid who has the ear of the queen, but she, too, does not have the chemistry to command the screen. If "The Musketeer" makes them any money, they should invest in acting lessons. Stronger performers may have helped to raise the bar on this one.
The supporting cast is, on the surface, impressive. Catherine Denueve plays the Queen of France and lends her character an air of royalty, dignity and humor, especially when she plays off of D'Artagnan's mentor, Planchet (Jean-Pierre Castaldi, who reminds of Andre the Giant in "The Princess Bride). Stephen Rea looks good in the part of the conniving usurper Cardinal Richelieu, but is given very little to help flesh out his character. Tim Roth is the kind of bad guy you love to hate as the Cardinal's chief henchman, Febre. He is so bad he makes Simon Legree look like a boy scout. The rest of the players, particularly the three musketeers Aramis (Nick Moran, "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels"), Porthos (Steve Spiers) and Athos (Jan Gregor Kremp), are background fodder whose role is to come to D'Artagnan's aid when needed.
Peter Hyam's does double duty as director and cinematography and may be too stretched to do both well. A stronger hand at the helm could have helped the mediocre performances of the leads and better utilized his veteran thesps.  It is all routine stuff.
The renowned wire work developed by the Hong Kong action masters is used to artificial effect as the players leap, defying gravity, up walls and from horse to horse. It works in a sci-fi film like "The Matrix" or in a classical fantasy like "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" but just calls attention to itself in "The Musketeer." At one point I could swear I saw the stunt wire being used. It did not make me a believer and I am very disappointed. With a run time of 106 minutes it should have been more like 80 and I give it a D.
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This package contains several classes that you can use to evaluate the performance of some partitioning algorithms. Moreover, you can include this work in your simulations to partition the field Network of D-MASON. Here you can find the definition of the data structures used with some utilities classes.
You generate the information about the partitioning of the field Network through this code:
`NetworkPartition parts_data=PartitionManager.getNetworkPartition(graph_path, graph_parts_path);`
The params in input are:
graph_path: the path of the graph that will be used in the simulation. The formats allowed to describe the graph are edgelist and graph.
graph_parts_path: the path of the file describing the partitioning of the graph. This file looks like the standard format provided by Metis and by the suite KaHIP; it is named with the convention *.part.k, where k is the number of blocks given as input to the partitioning program. This file contains n lines. In each line the block ID of the corresponding vertex is given, i.e. line i contains the block ID of the vertex i (here the vertices are numbered from 0 to n-1). The block IDs are numbered consecutively from 0 to k-1. You can generate this file invoking the method partitioning(), implemented by the classes which represent the algorithms.
NetworkPartition is an object that stores the following information:
`private Graph original_graph;
private Graph super_graph;
private HashMap<Integer, Vertex> parts2graph;
private HashMap<Integer, Integer> parts2graph_id;
private GraphSubscribersEdgeList edges_subscriber_lsit;
private HashMap<Vertex, Integer> graph2parts;
private HashMap<Integer, SuperVertex> parts2SuperGraph;`
original_graph: the object Graph which represents the original graph.
super_graph: the object Graph which describes the super graph generated on the basis of the computed partition.
parts2graph & graph2parts: mapping between a vertex and the block which it belongs to.
parts2graph_id: mapping between a vertex id and the block which it belong to.
parts2SuperGraph: mapping beetween a super vertex and the block associated with it.
edges_subscriber_lsit: edges used to create/subscribe topics.
You can see an example of how to use this support tool in your simulation
in the simulation DNetworkSIR2015 (package it.isislab.dmason.sim.app.DNetworkSIR2015
).
While the package it.isislab.dmason.sim.field.network.kway.util.NetworkPartition
contains the definition of the class NetworkPartition
(described above),
the package it.isislab.dmason.sim.field.network.DNetwork
contains the definition
of the class DNetwork
that implements the distributed version of the field
Network
of MASON.
The main goal of this toy simulation is show how to use the DNetwork and the NetworkPartition. The simulations implements on a Network of agents the SIR epidemic model.
This tool allows you to calculate several metrics about a supergraph, in order to compare the quality of the partitions produced by a partitioning algorithm.
In this tool, we have considered the following partitioning algorithms:
Kaffpa and KaffpaE, from the KaHIP suite.
Random (our baseline)
This tool has been developed on a Unix system. For executing Metis, Metis-Relaxed, Kaffpa and KaffpaE you have to make them available in the system environment (see each install instructions).
For each supergraph, the following values are calculated:
You can use two different graph formats:
To run the script, you need a file describing the test you want to execute in this format:
testId;algorithmName;graphPath;numberOfPartition;binPathOfTheExecutable
For jabeja: testId;algorithmName;graphPath;numberOfPartitions;numberOfIterations;temperature;temperatureDelta
To do this, you need to execute the executeTest() method of the AlgoBenchmark class.
The execution of these algorithms will produce in output a file *.part.numberOfComponents, where each line, representing a vertex, contains the id of the belonging partition of the vertex.
To perform the creation of the supergraph we have considered:
that all nodes belonging to the same partition will be inserted in the same supervertex
each partition as a supervertex
Concerning the construction of a superedge:
a superedge exists if exists an edge between two vertices belonging to different partitions
if more edges that span over the same partitions exist, they will be collapsed in the same superedge
if exist one or more edges between two vertices belonging to the same partition, will be saved the number of these objects, as self-loops.
The execution of the script will give in output a file where each line looks like this:
test_id;graph_name;time;algorithm;numSuperEdges;weightSuperEdges;variance;imbalance


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(log, downloadDirectory=False, settings=False, fits=True, jpeg=False, arcsecSize=60, filterSet='gri', color=True, singleFilters=True, ra=False, dec=False, imageType='stack', mjdStart=False, mjdEnd=False, window=False)[source] ∞ Tools to download the panstarrs image stamps from STScI PanSTARRS image server
- Key Arguments:
log
– loggersettings
– the settings dictionarydownloadDirectory
– the path to where you want to download the images to. Downlaods to path command is run from by default.fits
– download the fits files? Default Truejpeg
– download the jpeg files? Default FalsearcsecSize
– the size of the image stamps to download (1 arcsec == 4 pixels). Default 60filterSet
– the filter set used to create color and/or download as individual stamps. Default gricolor
– download the color jpeg? Default TruesingleFilters
– download the single filter stmaps? Default Falsera
– ra in decimal degrees.dec
– dec in decimal degrees.imageType
– warp or stacked images? Default stackmjdStart
– the start of a time-window within which the images required are taken. Default False (everything)mjdEnd
– the end of a time-window within which the images required are taken. Default False (everything)
- Usage:
The following will return 3 lists of paths to local fits, jpeg and color-jpeg files:
from panstamps.downloader import downloader fitsPaths, jpegPaths, colorPath = downloader( log=log, settings=False, fits=False, jpeg=True, arcsecSize=600, filterSet='gri', color=True, singleFilters=True, ra="70.60271", dec="-21.72433", imageType="stack", mjdStart=False, mjdEnd=False, window=False ).get()
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__init__
(log, downloadDirectory=False, settings=False, fits=True, jpeg=False, arcsecSize=60, filterSet='gri', color=True, singleFilters=True, ra=False, dec=False, imageType='stack', mjdStart=False, mjdEnd=False, window=False)[source] ∞
Methods
__init__
(log[, downloadDirectory, settings, ...])get
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Fans brand I'm a Celebrity live trial 'impossible' after James and Roman fail to win last three stars
It means that Ian, Cliff and Andy miss out on a Sunday roast dinner
by Cathy OwenFans of I'm A Celebrity are outraged after the live trial, claiming it had been made impossible on purpose to create divisions in the camp.
The trial, based on another of ITV's reality smashes Love Island, saw the celebrities take on a number of challenges, which included downing blended vomit fruit and finding a star in a pot of mealworms using only the mouth, to win a roast dinner for each of the contestants.
Earlier there had been tensions as they had to decide in which order they were going to get their meals.
Former rugby player James Haskell and DJ Roman Kemp were the last two up for a challenge but they failed to win their stars, Ian Wright, Cliff Parisi and Andy Whyment would all have to make do with some rice.
James and Roman had to reach into boxes filled with all sorts of critters and unscrew their stars - but they didn't get them in time.
When Ant and Dec asked James what had gone wrong, he gave a very sassy reply: "The very fact that there was a giant crab in the way that you wanted me to carefully caress in a different direction while I was trying to unscrew a star in its face."
Dec mocked: "Alright, somebody's getting a bit prickly!"
"The competitive spirit!" James laughed.
But fans of the show were not happy about the outcome saying it had been impossible from the start.
Another said: "I think James didn't realise it was a countdown for the entire three stars, otherwise he probably would have tried to unscrew two stars at once from the get-go. Definitely unfair, and I think it was done on purpose to get a reaction out of Ian on rice and beans again next episode."
Earlier in the challenges, Ian Wright had to take part in a pie challenge and nearly gagged on a milkshake of blended pigs penis.
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Yami Gautam is all set to make her debut on the social media video application.
by IANSAfter playing a Tik Tok star in the film “Bala“, actress Yami Gautam is all set to make her debut on the social media video application, and she would like to recreate some iconic videos from the 90s.
“It’s been a busy week and I have not been so gratified with my work in a long time. I think I will give in to the public demand of starting my own Tik Tok account. I don’t think I can be an avid user, but I look forward to make some videos on the platform. I would would love to explore and see what all ‘Bala‘ inspired and Pari Mishra inspired videos other users are making. Personally I would like to recreate some iconic videos from the 90s and do the hook steps to some amazing songs from that time like we did in the movie,” Yami said.
Yami feels it “will be a good way to connect with the fans who have given the character so much love”.
On the film front, she will be next seen in “Ginny Weds Sunny“, which is touted as a romantic comedy.


Hey
Looking for a suitable IR-sensor, and I can't seem to be able to get a hold of the recommended TSL261 here in Sweden.
Could this one work?
https://www1.elfa.se/data1/wwwroot/assets/datasheets/s4810_eng_tds.pdf
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Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
What about from the shop here?
http://shop.openenergymonitor.com/tsl257-optical-pulse-sensing-kit/
P.
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
As far as I can see, it's only for visible light, not IR?
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
Have you tried Farnell? They have an office in Sweden don't they?
http://se.farnell.com/taos/tsl261r-lf/photodiode-sensor-l-volts/dp/1182350?Ntt=tsl261
-martin
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
As far as I can see, it's only for visible light, not IR?
Nope - it uses a TSL257, and so works with the IR output of Elster (and other) meters.
P.
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
I have a TSL257, so I'll try it first, but the spectral responsivity chart in the datasheet shows that at ~900nm it is not as sensitive as in the visible spectra. Might work though, yes, but the TSL261 is only sensitive to IR wavelengths.
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
Have you tried Farnell? They have an office in Sweden don't they?
Ah yes maybe you're right, might give that a try :)
Re: IR-sensor for pulse counting
It won't be as good as a proper IR sensor but it should work - or rather, others have said it does. You will need to put lots of black tape over the top though to block the ambient light.
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Hi and welcome to my latest installment of my DBC experience blog. I would like to take the time to go over pairing. I will explain what exactly pairing is and how it has benefitted my learning thus far.
Pairing is an activity in which 2 or more people engage together to tackle a challenge. In our context this usually involves breaking down a coding problem and creating a solution. When people are pairing, they are usually doing so in prescribed roles, such as driver and navigator. Doing so helps establish a division of labor and a greater focus. Roles can and do change in sessions.
How is pairing you ask? I would describe it as though provoking. In my experience pairing, I have experienced different though processes of my pairs each time. Every pairing experience so far has opened my eyes to a different way of doing things and I have loved it! I mean this in the most objective sense, because to be able to reflect on these sessions with such a sense requires a deep understanding of your own personal expectations.
What I mean by this is that everyone will get something different out of it. Yes, there are times when you can get frustrated by perhaps not understanding something your partner is saying, or feeling like they are ahead of you, and to be able to admit your own faults to someone else can be nerve racking. This may cause some people to dread the entire experience altogether. For me, since coming to DBC and learning to think according to a growth mindset, I feel like the toughest times are the most rewarding, and if you can learn and work through you are bound for success.
During one of my pairing sessions, my partner and I worked through a challenge and I found that there were things we were both learning from each other. It is pairing like these that are most memorable because not only are you getting the pleasure of learning something new or even a different perspective, but also you get to solidify your own learning by teaching someone else your way.
Once a pairing session is done, it is time to reflect and to give back to your partner. This is what we call feedback. Feedback is a key part of the whole process and really brings everything full circle.
I am often slightly uneasy about reading feedback because it is here that you are most vulnerable to the opinions of others, and it can sometimes hurt your ego. It is a chance to see yourself through the eyes of another, and maybe that concept you understood so well isn’t so well understood after all. Feedback is a great opportunity to reexamine your self. This is why kind and actionable is so important.
Writing feedback can be described as easy and hard. I would say it is easy to praise others for a job well done, but can be difficult to be objective. We have this built in fear of hurting others and it often leads us to soften our feedback. I am really working on making my feedback honest because the real hurt comes from not being truthful. Feedback that may be direct and honest might make someone put that into action right away. I am really a nonbeliever of the “good job” feedback. It is our chance to lay it all out there and offer our ideas on how others can improve!


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Import:
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S_INTENT_OOS = "_oos_"
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BODY = "body"
DIM = "dim"
END = "end"
FROM = "from"
GRAIN = "grain"
INTERVAL = "interval"
LATENT = "latent"
RANGE = "range"
START = "start"
TO = "to"
TYPE = "type"
UNIT = "unit"
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ORIGIN = "origin"
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([EntityKeys.RANGE, EntityKeys.START], int),
([EntityKeys.RANGE, EntityKeys.END], int),
([EntityKeys.BODY], str),
([EntityKeys.VALUES], list),
([EntityKeys.DIM], str),
([EntityKeys.LATENT], bool),
]
TIME_ENTITY_PROPS = BASE_ENTITY_PROPS + [([EntityKeys.GRAIN], str)]
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Showmax increases Video on Demand access in Africa
Subscription video on demand (SVoD) service, Showmax announced on Friday, 22 November 2019, that is hoping to address the challenges faced by many African’s when it comes to streaming platforms.
SVoD works in countries where uncapped broadband is affordable and widely available. The model relies on consumers being comfortable with transacting online and having ready access to credit cards. None of these conditions are present for the majority of people in Africa.
On top of that, smartphones and tablets are, for many in Africa, the primary, if not only, window to the internet, and up until now none of the most popular SVoD platforms have designed a product specifically for mobile usage.
In short, SVoD services haven’t adequately addressed the needs of the majority of consumers in Africa. The end result is these services have been out of reach for many, and take-up has been well behind that seen in other economies.
Showmax’s new mobile plan costs 50% of the standard Showmax package but still features 100% of the same video content. What sets Showmax apart is a combination of four pillars: hit African content, first and exclusive international series, the best kids’ shows, and live sport, including weekly matches from the English Premier League, Italy’s Serie A, and Spain’s La Liga.
The new plan is specifically aimed at consumers who only use smartphones and tablets to watch video content. Video resolution peaks at standard definition to help reduce data consumption, and as a product for the individual, one concurrent stream is included in the plan.
“This is all about an African service developing a solution that meets the needs of African consumers. Customer feedback consistently points to local content and sport as some of the things that people value most from Showmax. That’s of course on top of the international series, movies, and kids’ shows that are our bread and butter. With all of that content now available in a product designed specifically for mobile usage, we’re doing something no other service can offer,” says Niclas Ekdahl, CEO of the Connected Video division of MultiChoice.
“On top of that, with groundbreaking deals like our new offer with Vodacom in South Africa, we solve the credit card issue through add-to-bill payment and the data issue by including data directly in the package. We’re looking to launch similar offers in Kenya and Nigeria soon.”
Both the standard and mobile plans include live sport, sport magazine shows and sports documentaries. Showmax’s mobile plan is currently available in Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.
Here is a comparison of Showmax plans:
| Mobile | Standard | |
| Price per month | R49 / N1450 / KSh 375 | R99 / N2900 / KSh 750 |
| Watch on smartphone or tablet | Yes | Yes |
| Watch on smart TV and computer | No | Yes |
| HD streaming | No | Yes |
| TV series, movies, kids’ shows | Yes | Yes |
| Sport | Yes | Yes |
| Concurrent streams | 1 | 2 |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | Yes |
| 14-day free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Chromecast and AirPlay | No | Yes |
| Number of devices | One registered device | 5 devices can be registered, with 2 able to stream at the same time |
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| Bytable | ToBytes (UMI3DUser user) | ||||
Convert the entity to a list of bytes as a bytable.
Used in networking with bytes. More... | |||||
| ulong | Id () | ||||
| UMI3D Id of an entity. Null id is 0 Ids are set between 1 and 18,446,744,073,709,551,615. Actualy between 1 and 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 due to the serializer not sutporting unsigned values.
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| bool | LoadOnConnection (UMI3DUser user) | ||||
Condition to be loaded on connection.
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| bool | AddConnectionFilter (UMI3DUserFilter filter) | ||||
Add a filtering condition from the user filtering.
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| bool | RemoveConnectionFilter (UMI3DUserFilter filter) | ||||
Remove a filtering condition from the user filtering.
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| LoadEntity | GetLoadEntity (HashSet< UMI3DUser > users=null) | ||||
| Ask the clients to load the entity. More... | |||||
| DeleteEntity | GetDeleteEntity (HashSet< UMI3DUser > users=null) | ||||
| Ask the clients to delete the entity. More... | |||||
| IEntity | ToEntityDto (UMI3DUser user) | ||||
| Convert the entity to a DTO. More... | |||||
| Bytable | ToBytes (UMI3DUser user) | ||||
| Convert the entity to a list of bytes as a bytable. More... | |||||
| bool | LoadOnConnection (UMI3DUser user) | ||||
| Condition to be loaded on connection. More... | |||||
| bool | AddConnectionFilter (UMI3DUserFilter filter) | ||||
| Add a filtering condition from the user filtering. More... | |||||
| bool | RemoveConnectionFilter (UMI3DUserFilter filter) | ||||
| Remove a filtering condition from the user filtering. More... | |||||
| ulong | Id () | ||||
| UMI3D Id of an entity. More... | |||||
Public Attributes | |
| string | defaultStateName = "Idle" |
| Name of the default state in the avatar emote animator. More... | |
| bool | allAvailableAtStartByDefault = false |
| Should the emotes be available by default to users ? More... | |
| List< UMI3DEmote > | IncludedEmotes |
| List of included emotes More... | |
Emote config file to send to users
The emote configuration is used asynchronously to describe all the available emotes in an environment and explicit which ones are allow ed to be used for each user.
| bool umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.AddConnectionFilter | ( | UMI3DUserFilter | filter | ) |
Add a filtering condition from the user filtering.
| filter |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DMediaEntity.
| DeleteEntity umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.GetDeleteEntity | ( | HashSet< UMI3DUser > | users = null | ) |
Ask the clients to delete the entity.
| users | Target clients user set. |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DLoadableEntity.
| LoadEntity umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.GetLoadEntity | ( | HashSet< UMI3DUser > | users = null | ) |
Ask the clients to load the entity.
| users | Target clients user set. |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DLoadableEntity.
| ulong umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.Id | ( | ) |
UMI3D Id of an entity. Null id is 0
Ids are set between 1 and 18,446,744,073,709,551,615.
Actualy between 1 and 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 due to the serializer not sutporting unsigned values.
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DEntity.
| bool umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.LoadOnConnection | ( | UMI3DUser | user | ) |
Condition to be loaded on connection.
| user |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DMediaEntity.
| bool umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.RemoveConnectionFilter | ( | UMI3DUserFilter | filter | ) |
Remove a filtering condition from the user filtering.
| filter |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DMediaEntity.
Convert the entity to a list of bytes as a bytable.
| baseSize | |
| user |
Used in networking with bytes.
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DLoadableEntity.
Convert the entity to a DTO.
| user |
Implements umi3d.edk.UMI3DLoadableEntity.
| bool umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.allAvailableAtStartByDefault = false |
Should the emotes be available by default to users ?
| string umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.defaultStateName = "Idle" |
Name of the default state in the avatar emote animator.
The one that is played when the user is not doing anything special.
| List<UMI3DEmote> umi3d.edk.userCapture.UMI3DEmotesConfig.IncludedEmotes |
List of included emotes


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Iran acknowledges retired FBI agent Robert Levinson, missing since 2007, subject of 'on going case'
by Brie StimsonIran acknowledged for the first time in a filing with the United Nations that there is an “on going case” in the Public Prosecution and Revolutionary Court of Tehran for retired FBI agent Robert Levinson, who went missing in the country during an unauthorized CIA mission in 2007, stoking questions about his disappearance.
“According to the last statement of Tehran’s Justice Department, Mr. Robert Alan Levinson has an on going [sic] case in the Public Prosecution and Revolutionary Court of Tehran,” the filing with the U.N.’s Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances said. The Associated Press obtained a copy of the filing Saturday.
Iranian officials did not say how long the case has been open or how it started.
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Last week, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the State Department would offer $20 million on top of a $5 million reward already posted for information leading to Levinson’s recovery and return.
"The Trump administration has made clear that the regime in Iran must release all missing and wrongfully detained Americans, including Robert Levinson, Xiyue Wang, Siamak Namazi, and others," Pompeo said in a statement. "We will not rest until they are reunited with their families."
If Levinson is alive, he would be the longest-held prisoner in U.S. history.
Levinson traveled to the country as a private investigator in 2007 ostensibly to investigate drug smuggling. While in the country, he met with American fugitive Dawud Salahuddin, whom the CIA was hoping to recruit as an asset, a source told Fox News at the time. After the meeting, Levinson went missing.
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Salahuddin is the last person known to have seen Levinson before his disappearance.
Since then, photos and video of Levinson in an orange jumpsuit emerged in 2010 and 2011.
Iran has said in the past it had no knowledge of his whereabouts, but Levinson's family has said they believe otherwise.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.