What is the skills form?
In the skills form, you will select the relevant required skills for your job offering.
If your job can be done by someone with any skills, select any.
After selecting a skill, the experience slider will be revealed. You can slide this to indicate how many years of experience is required in this particular skill. The experience time starts at 0 years (Meaning no experience) and goes to 10 years.
Note: more than one skill can be selected
//You can select upto 7 relevant skills.
Why is the skill that I need not on the skills form?
If the skill you need is not on the skills form, simply scroll to the bottom of the form and select Add a Skill.
A screen will pop up where you can suggest the new skill. This skill will be reviewed and if approved, added to the list. Leave your email address and we’ll update you when it’s added.
What is the salary form?
In the salary form you will select the maximum salary you are willing to pay, per hour, for the job on offer. This is done by sliding the salary slider. Salaries range from 0-100 NIS per hour.
For sales or similar target-based jobs, you can indicate that there is additional commission above this base salary. You can indicate this by selecting Add Commission.
For jobs that do not have a base salary, and are totally based on commission, you can select Solely Commission.
What is the Locations form?
In the Locations Form you can select the location(s) of your office/place of work. For jobs that can be done in any location, you can select Any. For jobs done remotely, you can select Work From Home.
//What is difference from any and work from home?
Note: more than one Location can be selected
What is the education form?
In the education form you select the required education level for the job on offer. Education levels range from High-School Diploma to Doctorate. If there is no minimum level, simply select Any.
Note: only one education level can be selected
What is the languages form?
In the Languages Form you can select the necessary languages for the job on offer. On selecting a Language, a fluency slider will appear. On the fluency slider you can select the level of fluency needed in the language. Fluency ranges from Basic to Fluent.
Jobs requiring English, Hebrew, Spanish, German, Russian, French, Dutch and/or Arabic can be created.
Note: more than one Language can be selected
What is the Job-Type form?
In the Job-Type form you will be able to select the type of job you have available. You are able to indicate whether the open position requires a Full time, part-time or temporary/contract commitment. Internship positions can also be offered.
If you are looking for an employee willing to work in any of the above fashions, select Any.
Note: more than one Job-Type can be selected
What is the Shifts form?
In the Shifts form you will be able to choose at what time of day the work will be done. The options are Morning, Afternoon and Night, and any combination of those can be selected. If no particular shift is required, select Any.
What is the Work Days form?
In the Work Days form you can select the days of the week required for the position. Any combination of days can be selected. If specific days are not needed, select Any.
What is Job title?
The Job Title is the official name of open position on offer.
What is Job Description?
The Job Description is a more detailed explanation of the open position. Ideally this will include the general activities required from an employee in this position. Additionally, it is best to also include information about the company as a whole and the general work environment.
Who sees my open position?
When you complete filling in the Job Forms and // confirm your email address, you will be taken to a screen of potential candidates for your position. At this screen you will see all the matches and a short Bio of each potential candidate. If, after seeing their matched characteristics and bio you would like to make contact with them, you can send a CV request. Only upon sending a CV request will a candidate be able to see your job offer.
This means you are in control of who sees your offer, ensuring only candidates in whom you are interested will be able to send you their CV’s. No more irrelevant or spam CV’s.
Can everyone see my Job Post?
No, only after you have sent a CV request to a specific candidate will they be able to see your job details. This includes the job criteria (with salary undisclosed), Job Title and Job Description.
In this way, you are in total control of who is able to send you a CV and apply for the job. Say goodbye to undesired job applications.
How long do I wait to see Potential Candidates?
As soon as you have completed the Job Form and // confirmed your email address, you will be redirected to a screen of matched candidates. From here you can send a request for the CV of each appealing candidate.
As there are always new candidates being added to the system, you can expect that more matches will be made over time. You will get an email with updates of any new matches.
If you feel you do not have enough matched candidates, perhaps go back and edit your job criteria. As the matching is done very precisely, small changes can have large effects. Perhaps increase salary by a few shekels extra an hour?
// Note: Be certain before making any changes, you will only be able to make one change per day.
I forgot my Password!
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I have no matches, what now?
Having no matches normally means your job is very specialised. If possible, edit your job criteria to give you more possible matches. We generally suggest to increase salary, or lower experience needed.
If you still do not have any matches, don’t panic - we have new job seekers added to the system all the time. You’ll be sent an email notification as soon as a match is found.
Why am I not getting matches?
This may be because you have made some of the job criteria too specialised or too high (or too low, in the case of salary). Consider editing your job profile to open you up to more possible matches.
If after editing you still don’t have any matches, you may just need to give it some time. Wekka is always getting new Job Seekers, and as soon as matches are found, you’ll be notified via email.
What does Perfect match mean?
Potential Candidates have 4 ranks: Perfect, Great, Good and Weak. A perfect match means that every one of the requirements of your open position have been matched 100%.
These are the most ideal candidates to send a CV request.
What does Great match mean?
Great is the second best type of match. A great match means that almost every one of the requirements for your open position are met. When viewing the candidate’s details, the section not met perfectly will have a coloured border. If, after viewing the details that did not perfectly match, you are still interested in the candidate you can send them a CV request.
If you are not interested in this candidate, click ignore. This will send them to the // trash. All hidden matches can be seen by selecting // Trash .
What does Good match mean?
A good match means there is strong overlap between the candidate and your job criteria, but it is not a perfect match. You can see which areas the candidate does not match with your job criteria by viewing their details.// The areas that do not perfectly match will have a coloured border. If you are still interested in hiring this candidate, select Send CV Request.
Click ignore if you are not interested in the candidate. They can be seen later in // Trash .
What does Weak match mean?
Weak is the lowest of the 4 ranks: Perfect, Great, Good and Weak. A weak match means that while still largely overlapping with the job criteria, the candidate does not match perfectly to many areas. These non-matched areas will have a coloured border when selecting to View Details. If, despite the non-matched areas, you are still interesting in interviewing the candidate, send him a CV request. Otherwise select ignore to send the candidate to Trash.
You can see this candidate later by opening the Trash.
Why can’t I see a candidate’s name?
Job Seekers may prefer not to reveal their name while searching for a new job. For this reason they can opt to keep their name hidden. You can still send these candidates a CV Request. If accepted, the candidates name and other details will be available for view
What is a CV request?
A CV request should be sent if you have seen the matched criteria and Bio of a matched job seeker, and you may want to set up an interview. The selected job seeker will then be notified that you would like to see their CV. At this stage, the Job Seeker can review the job title, description and criteria, and if interested they will accept the request.
Once a request has been accepted you will be notified and will be able to download their CV. Further actions after this (correspondence, setting up an interview, training etc) are not done using Wekka.
I’ve sent a CV request, now what?
A CV request will notify the chosen Job Seeker that you would like to see their CV and details. They will then be able to view the matched job specifics (Skills and experience, location, education required, languages and language levels, job type, shifts needed and work days). They will not be able to see the numeric hourly salary, only that it has been matched. They will also be able to see the job title and description.
If they want to apply for the job, they will accept the request. This will allow you to see their details and download their CV. If they do not want to apply for the job, they will decline the request. // You will be notified of any new actions taken by job seekers when you log in.
If you have not had a response within 3 days, you will be able to Ping the candidate. This will notify them that you are still awaiting a response.
How will I know if a candidate has accepted my CV Request?
// If a candidate has accepted your CV request they you will be notified by a popup as soon as you log in. Their profile will also move into the match section called CVs Received. From there you will be able to download their CV.
How will I know if a candidate has declined my CV Request?
// If a candidate has declined your CV request, you will be notified by a popup as soon as you log in. Their profile will also move into the match section called Declined Requests. You will no longer be able to contact this job seeker.
What does the candidate see?
You are in control of who sees your open position. You can allow certain job seekers to see the specifics of your job by sending them a CV Request. If a CV Request has been sent to a candidate, they will be able to see the required skills and experience, location, education, languages and language levels, job type, shifts and work days. The candidate will not be able to see the salary amount you have entered - they will know only that it matches their salary requirement.
What does Ignore mean?
Ignore should be selected for candidates that you are not interested in interviewing. These can be could later in Trash.
What are Hidden Matches//Trash?
Trash is the collection of all matches for which you selected Ignore. //You can move them back to the Matches Section by selecting //
What is a Ping?
A Ping is a follow up notification to a job seeker and can be sent to a candidate only 72 hours after sending a CV request. QQQ It let’s the job seeker know that you are still interested in receiving their CV, and that you are awaiting a response to your CV Request.
Note: A Ping can only be sent if a CV Request has neither been accepted nor denied
I’ve sent a ping, now what?
A Ping notifies a job seeker that you are still interested in receiving their CV, and prompts them to respond. It can be sent 3 days after sending them a CV request.
After sending a Ping you will need to wait until the job seeker either accepts or declines the CV Request.
Why is the candidate not responding?
A candidate may not have responded due to simply not having checked their notifications, or they may have seen your offer and not been interested in the job.
Try sending a Ping to any candidates who do not respond to your initial CV Request. If they still do not respond, focus on your other matches. Remember: Wekka gets new job seekers all the time - fresh matches are around the corner.
I’ve got a CV, now what?
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How do I change the Job Characteristics/Requirements?
//
What does ‘Report’ mean?
The report function should be used to flag Candidate profiles that are suspicious or inconsistent in some way. This candidate will then be reviewed, and if appropriate, removed from the system.
What does Close Job mean?
Close Job will close your open position. This is done when you are no longer looking for candidates - either the position is filled, or is no longer relevant. After closing a job, you will no longer be able to interact with matches for that job.
Do I need to close my job?
Yes, when a job if filled or no longer relevant you will need to close the job. This will notify candidates with Pending CV Requests or who have sent you their CVs.
Without closing a job you will still get matches and notifications for the position.
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Package com.qoretechnologies.qorus
Class DbRemoteSend
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- org.qore.jni.QoreObjectWrapper
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public class DbRemoteSend extends org.qore.jni.QoreObjectWrapper
Java wrapper for the OMQ::DbRemoteSend class in Qorus
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description DbRemoteSend(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverDbRemoteSend(org.qore.jni.QoreObject obj)
Creates the object as a wrapper for the Qore object
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
append(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> data)
Append data to the ready queue: hash Data are sent whenever the row count reaches the "block" size.void
append(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] data)
Append data to the ready queue: list Data are sent whenever their count reaches the "block" size.void
commit()
Commit the remote transaction.StreamConfig
config()
Returns the configuration objectvoid
openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name)
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:void
openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options)
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:void
rollback()
Rollback remote transaction and disconnect the connectionvoid
rollback(boolean disconnect)
Rollback remote transaction
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Constructor Detail
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(org.qore.jni.QoreObject obj)
Creates the object as a wrapper for the Qore object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objectstream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "omit_update": a list of columns to omit when updating for asymmetrical upserts; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- "queue_block_size": the number of blocks to queue for sending before the main data thread will block (default: 2)
- "queue_timeout": the number of milliseconds to wait for queue data before throwing a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" exception
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "upsert_strategy": an sql_upsert_strategies "upsert strategy code"; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(DbRemote remote, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.DbRemote "DbRemote" object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a DbRemote objectstream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "omit_update": a list of columns to omit when updating for asymmetrical upserts; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- "queue_block_size": the number of blocks to queue for sending before the main data thread will block (default: 2)
- "queue_timeout": the number of milliseconds to wait for queue data before throwing a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" exception
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "upsert_strategy": an sql_upsert_strategies "upsert strategy code"; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(java.lang.String remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a string giving the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- the name of the remoteconn "remote connection" for the remote serverdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "omit_update": a list of columns to omit when updating for asymmetrical upserts; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- "queue_block_size": the number of blocks to queue for sending before the main data thread will block (default: 2)
- "queue_timeout": the number of milliseconds to wait for queue data before throwing a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" exception
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "upsert_strategy": an sql_upsert_strategies "upsert strategy code"; only valid with the "upsert" stream; if this option is given with other streams, it will be ignored
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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DbRemoteSend
public DbRemoteSend(QorusSystemRestHelper remote, java.lang.String datasource, java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Constructor taking a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper object for the remote server- Parameters:
remote
- a com.qoretechnologies.qorus.QorusSystemRestHelper objectdatasource
- a string with name of the remote dsconn "datasource" to usestream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- the explicit or default timeout value here overrides any socket I/O timeout set for the remote connection object
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Method Detail
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openStream
public void openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name, java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> options) throws java.lang.Throwable
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:out.openStream("update", "table2");
- Parameters:
stream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"options
- optional stream-api-options as follows:- "block": data block size giving the number of rows per block
- "timeout": an HTTP socket timeout value in milliseconds; used locally and in the remote for socket I/O and queue operations; default value: "5m"
- "loglevel": a default log level option for logging; see LogLevels for valid value
- "no_remote_timeout": if True the "timeout" option will not be sent to the remote
- "queue_block_size": the number of blocks to queue for sending before the main data thread will block (default: 2)
- "queue_timeout": the number of milliseconds to wait for queue data before throwing a "QUEUE-TIMEOUT" exception
- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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openStream
public void openStream(java.lang.String stream, java.lang.String table_name) throws java.lang.Throwable
Flushes the current stream and reopens a new stream with the same remote connection and in the same dsconn "datasources" Example:out.openStream("update", "table2");
- Parameters:
stream
- the system_sqlutil "system.sqlutil service stream" to be usedtable_name
- a string with remote table name located in the remote dsconn "datasource"- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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commit
public void commit() throws java.lang.Throwable
Commit the remote transaction. It also sends any pending data in the data queue before the commit.- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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rollback
public void rollback(boolean disconnect) throws java.lang.Throwable
Rollback remote transaction- Parameters:
disconnect
- a boolean value to keep connection open or close the connection. Connection closing is the default- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- See Also:
disconnect()
- Note:
- it's normally better to disconnect the connection if an error occurs rather than call rollback() when streaming because if a chunked transfer is interrupted, then HTTP calls will fail anyway, and the remote end will rollback the transaction in any case unless an explicit commit is executed
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rollback
public void rollback() throws java.lang.Throwable
Rollback remote transaction and disconnect the connection- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- See Also:
disconnect()
- Note:
- it's normally better to disconnect the connection if an error occurs rather than call rollback() when streaming because if a chunked transfer is interrupted, then HTTP calls will fail anyway, and the remote end will rollback the transaction in any case unless an explicit commit is executed
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append
public void append(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>[] data) throws java.lang.Throwable
Append data to the ready queue: list Data are sent whenever their count reaches the "block" size. The DB transaction is left open.- Parameters:
data
- a list with row data to be added. It should follow the expected target format (list of hashes, each list element represents a row and each has the row data).- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- This class assumes that data submitted with the append() methods is stable; that is, it has the same format and same hash keys, additionally, if there are any SqlUtil operator hashes, that they are identical in every row
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append
public void append(java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> data) throws java.lang.Throwable
Append data to the ready queue: hash Data are sent whenever the row count reaches the "block" size. The DB transaction is left open.- Parameters:
data
- a hash with data to be added; can be a single row or multiple rows in column format- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
- Note:
- This class assumes that data submitted with the append() methods is stable; that is, it has the same format and same hash keys, additionally, if there are any SqlUtil operator hashes, that they are identical in every row
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config
public StreamConfig config() throws java.lang.Throwable
Returns the configuration object- Throws:
java.lang.Throwable
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# pylint: disable=R0902
# pylint: disable=W0622
# pylint: disable=W0201
# pylint: disable=E0401
"""
The instance of game class is created within shell.py.
After analyzing the input, game object
reach the equivalent method for processing
"""
from player import Player
from dice import Dice
from highscore import Highscore
from histogram import Histogram
[docs]class Game():
"""Game Class."""
win_pig = 10
still_going = False
def __init__(self):
self.computer_controlar = False
self.dice = Dice()
self.forbidden_face = 1
self.player1 = Player(str, bool)
self.player2 = Player(str, bool)
self.set_playing_now(self.player1)
# Basically, player2 may be computer in case user decided.
# However, computer_player object has been added to make the
# code easier to read. Since computer controlled by another class.
self.computer_player = Player("Computer", bool)
self.computer_player.set_level("easy")
# self.score = Highscore(self.player1, self.player2)
self.histogram = Histogram()
[docs] def create_player(self, player_amount):
"""
Get info from shell.py, fit equavelent players with names.
Turn computer_controller on/off.
"""
player1_name = input("Enter the first player's name >> ")
if player1_name == "":
player1_name = "USER1"
self.player1.set_name(player1_name)
self.player2.set_name("Computer")
# Hold player object temporarily above
if player_amount == 2:
print("Created another player")
player2_name = input("Enter the second player's name >> ")
if player2_name == "":
player2_name = "USER2"
self.player2.set_name(player2_name)
else:
print("Created computer player")
print(self.set_computer_controler(True))
self.player2 = self.computer_player
print("Game Starts!\n")
[docs] def switcher(self):
"""After considering who is playing now and whether
computer-controler true or false, take rule in switching turns
between players."""
if (self.get_computer_controler() and
self.get_playing_now() == self.player1):
self.set_playing_now(self.computer_player)
return self.computer_turn()
if (self.get_computer_controler() and
self.get_playing_now() == self.computer_player):
self.set_playing_now(self.player1)
if self.get_playing_now() == self.player1 and not (
self.get_computer_controler()):
print(">>>>> Start {} turn <<<<<\n".format(
self.player2.get_name()))
return self.set_playing_now(self.player2)
print(">>>>> Start {} turn <<<<<\n".format(self.player1.get_name()))
return self.set_playing_now(self.player1)
[docs] def roll(self):
"""Reached by human players and call another
method to make operations depends on die rollments."""
force_stop = self.console(self.get_playing_now())
if not force_stop and self.get_game_status():
self.switcher()
[docs] def console(self, player):
"""Synchronize between players's scores and rolled dice."""
self.print_out_dice(player, self.dice.get_dice())
player.change_score(self.dice.get_dice())
player.set_score_list(self.dice.get_dice())
self.print_score(player)
print("dice,in,game", self.dice.get_dice())
# self.mock_in_console = self.dice.get_dice()
self.set_face(self.dice.get_dice()) # For test purpose.
if self.dice.get_dice() in (1, 6):
self.dice.roll_dice()
return False
if self.get_playing_now().get_score() >= self.win_pig:
self.end_game(self.playing_now)
self.set_game_status(False)
self.dice.roll_dice()
return True
[docs] def computer_turn(self):
"""Take orders from Intelligence class to control the decison."""
print(">>>>> Start Computer turn <<<<<\n")
while self.get_game_status():
reaction = self.computer_player.reaction.get_inti_decision(
self.computer_player,
self.cheat())
if not reaction:
print("\t\t\t\t>>>>> Computer decide to HOLD <<<<<")
self.switcher()
break
print("\t\t\t\t>>>>> Computer decide to ROLL <<<<<")
self.playing_now = self.computer_player
force_stop = self.console(self.computer_player)
print(force_stop)
if not force_stop:
print("\t\t\t\t>>>>> Computer lose its turn <<<<<")
self.switcher()
break
[docs] def cheat(self):
"""Return the rolled dice to reach cheating feture."""
return self.dice.get_dice()
[docs] def check_levels(self, level):
"""Check if the entered level is valid"""
levels = ("easy", "normal", "hard")
if level in levels:
self.computer_player.set_level(level)
print("My level now is", level)
else:
raise ValueError("This kind of level is not available!!")
[docs] def change_name(self, name):
"""Change player name."""
self.playing_now.set_name(name)
[docs] @staticmethod
def print_score(player):
"""Print out player score and name."""
print("{} score is {}". format(player.get_name(),
player.get_score()))
[docs] @staticmethod
def print_out_dice(player, number):
"""Print out rolled dice."""
print("{} got:". format(player.get_name()))
print(" ______")
print(r"|\______\ ")
print("|| |")
print("|| {} |".format(number))
print(r"\|______|"+"\n")
[docs] def highscore(self):
"""Call method sprint out from highscore file."""
self.score.read_file()
[docs] def end_game(self, player):
"""End game Class
call other methods in turns."""
self.score = Highscore(self.player1, self.player2)
# self.score.write_highscore()
self.set_game_status(False)
print("WOW! Congra {} you won the game!". format(player.get_name()))
self.histogram.print_histogram(self.player1,
self.player2)
self.score.write_file()
[docs] def set_game_status(self, bool):
"""Set game status."""
self.still_going = bool
[docs] def get_game_status(self):
"""Check the game status."""
return self.still_going
[docs] def set_playing_now(self, player):
"""Change object's holder to help exchanging players"""
self.playing_now = player
[docs] def get_playing_now(self):
"""Return currently player."""
return self.playing_now
[docs] def set_computer_controler(self, bool):
"""Setter for a boolen variable.
Help in switching turns."""
self.computer_controlar = bool
[docs] def get_computer_controler(self):
"""Getter for a boolen variable.
Help to switching turns."""
return self.computer_controlar
# The following two methods helps to check
# the dice face while playing and exatly
# before the next rollment,
# do not effect the game, helping in testing
[docs] def set_face(self, num):
"""This method used for testing purpose.
Set value in variable to hold dice face before automatic rolling"""
self.forbidden_face = num
[docs] def get_face(self):
"""This method used for testing purpose.
Return dice face before automatic rolling."""
return self.forbidden_face


The East Light's former member Lee Eun Sung to enlist in the military today
by KayRosaFormer member Lee Eun Sung (19) from The East Light will enlist in the military today.
A few days ago, the young artist originally from the now-disbanded group recently wrote on Instagram containing the announcement. In a hand-written letter, he expressed:
"This is a decision that I have made and I've finished processing it internally, but the sadness that I feel owes to the fact that I won't be able to see you all for a while. It could appear that my enlisting all of a sudden is a bit strange, but I've been thinking a lot about my future for a long time. I made this decision because, this way, I would be able to spend more time with you afterwards."
Back in 2018, Lee Eun Sung denied seeing signs of abuse during his witness testimony regarding the allegations against The East Light's former CEO. This year in July, the former CEO was sentenced for habitual child abuse and made another appeal in court.


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Telford arsonist threatened to burn down mum's house unless she bought him new bike
by Nick HumphreysA convicted arsonist who threatened to burn his mother’s house down unless she bought him a new bike has avoided jail.
Kyle Morris, 22, lost his temper and stormed out of a probation service meeting in Telford town centre – which he was required to attend after he admitted four offences of arson between June 24 and 26, 2017.
A previous court hearing heard how he demanded his mother buy him a new bike so he could sell it and use the money to buy alcohol.
When she refused, he sent her a string of threatening and abusive texts, including saying he would burn her house down.
She notified police. Morris was arrested and remained in custody from August 5, the date of the offence, until his sentencing.
Morris, of Bembridge in Brookside, Telford, admitted threatening to damage and destroy property.
Mr Brendan Reedy, defending Morris, admitted: “He lost his self control.”
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Conditions to run a command
The conditions under which to run the selected commands can be
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- On True
- Start running the command when the button is initially
pressed.
- On False
- Start running the command when the button is released.
- While True
- Run the command when the button is pressed then cancels it
when the user releases the button.
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Search Types
Recommendation, 2007 April 15
Editors:
Chuck Allen, HR-XML Consortium
Contributors:
Andrew Consolo, ResumeMirror; Jon Lehto, Monster; Romuald Restout, Humanuo; Ingolf Teetz, milch und zucker
Copyright statement © 2007 HR-XML Consortium, Inc.
Abstract
This specification defines two data types intended as generalized, reusable components for structuring information about search criteria as well as search-result metadata, including result relevance.
These data types may be suitable for a variety of use cases involving the exchange of search criteria and search result metadata. Principal use cases considered in the development of this specification involved recruiting and staffing. One of the use cases considered relates to the U.S. Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (U.S. OFCCP) recruiting record keeping requirements for U.S. federal contractors. Those requirements mandate that contractors keep a record of positions for which searches of external candidate databases were conducted, and for each search, "the substantive search criteria used." The SearchCriteria data type may be useful for communicating the substantive search criteria from a job board to a recruiting or “system of record” for OFCCP compliance.
Table of Contents
2.2 Passing Search Metrics Through the Recruiting Supply Chain
2.2.1 SearchTypes Within PositionOpening, Candidate, and NewHire Schemas
2.3 U.S. Office of Federal Contracts Compliance Programs Regulations
2.4 Transactional Searches Launched from Partner Systems
4 Implementation Considerations
4.2 Special Characters and CDATA
4.3.1 SearchCriteria, Example 1
4.3.2 SearchCriteria, Example 2
5 Appendix A - Document Version History
6 Appendix B – Related Documents
Recruiting and other HR processes can involve searches against external databases. This specification defines two data types intended for use in exchanging search criteria, search results, and related metadata.
The two data types are intended as simple, generalized components that can be reused within other HR-XML specifications. The data types also might be used on their own for structuring the exchange of search data and metadata between systems.
Search becomes an integration issue when there is the need to exchange search criteria or search results between two or more trading-partner systems.
One of the requirements driving interest within HR-XML’s Recruiting and Staffing workgroup in creating the SearchTypes schema was the U.S. Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) record keeping requirements for U.S. federal contactors. The SearchCriteriaType defined by this specification is intended as a “building block” that contractors and their solution providers may find useful in creating OFCCP-compliant solutions.
There are a number of items explicitly outside of the design scope considered by this specification:
The two major components defined within the SearchTypes schema are:
See Section 3, Schema Design, for illustration and description of each of these data types.
The requirements driving the development of the SearchTypes schema arose out of three use cases:
These should be regarded as only a few of many possible use cases.
One of the use cases driving the development of the SearchTypes schema was the desire to track throughout the entire recruiting supply chain the criteria used to source a candidate. For a decision-maker removed from actually executing the search, such information helps answer the question “why was this candidate submitted for my consideration?” The decision maker might use the search criteria and corresponding result relevance data to refine candidate search criteria or to measure the effectiveness of different staffing sources.
Together, HR-XML’s PositionOpening, Candidate, and NewHire schemas provide a nearly end-to-end solution for recruiting data interchange between trading partner systems. The details of these schemas are provided in the separate documentation for Staffing Exchange Protocol and the New Hire specifications (see Appendix B – Related Documents).
To enable the end-to-end tracking of search metadata through the recruiting process, the SearchCriteriaType and SearchResultType (instantiated as SearchCriteria and SearchResult elements) have been incorporated within the PositionOpening, Candidate, and NewHire schemas. Figure 1, provides a high-level view of how these schemas can fit into an end-to-end recruiting process. The placement of the SearchCriteria and SearchCriteriaResult elements within the schemas is explained below:
PositionOpening is the schema within HR-XML’s
Staffing Exchange Protocol designed for the communication of “job
postings” (position advertisements) to job boards and other advertising
media. SearchCriteria has been added as an optional element within the
PositionDetail node:
PositionOpening/PositionProfile/PositionDetail/SearchCriteria
A possible use of the SearchCriteria within PositionOpening might to be
for a recruiter or HR manager to explicitly communicate the search criteria
that a trading partner should apply in conducting a candidate search.
Candidate is the schema within HR-XML’s
Staffing Exchange Protocol designed for the communication of a prospective
employee or applicant from a candidate source (e.g., a job board or recruiting
site) to an applicant tracking or recruiting system. Optional SearchCriteria
and SearchResult elements have been added to the optional and repeatable
PositionPosting node:
Candidate/RelatedPositionPostings/PositionPosting/SearchCriteria
Candidate/RelatedPositionPostings/PositionPosting/SearchResult
NewHire is a schema designed to support the
transmission of data from an applicant tracking system to a core HR system upon
the hiring of a candidate. A different pattern is used to track search metadata
in this schema compared to the approach used in the two schemas above. Optional
SearchCriteriaId and SearchResultId elements have been added to the
ReferenceInfo node:
NewHire/PositionInfo/ReferenceInfo/SearchCriteriaId
NewHire/PositionInfo/ReferenceInfo/SearchResultId
The rational for using an identifier within NewHire, versus the entire
SearchCriteria and SearchResult structures was that only an audit trail would
be necessary since the hiring decision would have already been made.
Figure 1
A principal use case considered in the development of the SearchTypes schema was one arising out of recruiting record keeping requirements for U.S. federal contractors. Among many other requirements, U.S. Office of Federal Contracts Compliance Programs (OFCCP) regulations require contractors to maintain a record of positions for which searches of external candidate databases were conducted, and for each search, "the substantive search criteria used." These regulations are set out under title 41, part 60-1 of the U.S. Code of Federal Regulations (41 CFR Part 60-1).
The example below illustrates one way the SearchCriteria data type might be used in an OFCCP compliance scenario. While this use case applies to U.S. federal contractors, in some ways it is merely a narrower, legally mandated version of the broader use case described in Section 2.2, Passing Search Metrics through the Recruiting Supply Chain. So the scenario described below may also be instructive to those not subject to U.S. federal contracting regulations, but who desire better hiring metrics.
NOTE: The following is a hypothetical example of how a job board might support OFCCP record-keeping requirements related to tracking search criteria. HR-XML’s SearchTypes specification only concerns the arms-length exchange of search-related data. The internal mechanism that a job board or applicant tracking system uses to manage search information is not prescribed by this specification. The scenario below describes one possible way a job board might manage search data.
Job Board XYZ has implemented a software tool for use in OFCCP compliance. This solution retains a record of Recruiter activities as required by OFCCP regulations. U.S. OFCCP requires (among other items) retention of all “substantive search criteria.” To support the required record keeping, Job Board XYZ requires a recruiter to create a "folder" before searching. The folder provides a container object for all OFCCP information, including Search Criteria.
The basic steps are:
1. At the point when a recruiter begins a candidate search, the job board creates a folder for storage of the recruiter’s search activity. That folder may or may not be associated with a particular position.
2. The recruiter executes a search of applicable databases.
3. If the recruiter simply searched the database freely without an open Position, the recruiter might later create a new folder associated with the position opening.
4. The recruiter reviews resumes in the original folder. Candidates who meet basic qualifications required by the position (and the search criteria used to locate them) are moved into the new folder associated with the position.
5. Job Board XYZ integrates with certain applicant tracking systems via the HR-XML Candidate specification. The Candidate schema allows Job Board XYZ to associate a Candidate with a position opening using the schema’s Candidate / RelatedPositionPosting node. The addition of SearchCriteria to that same node also gives Job Board XYZ the means to communicate search criteria back to the applicant tracking system (ATS). The recruiter might be able to transfer the contents of the search folder back to the ATS by calling a web service hosted on that system.
6. When a candidate is hired, the ATS can transmit the candidate’s data to the employer’s core HR system using HR-XML’s NewHire schema. The inclusion of a SearchCriteriaId within the ReferenceInfo node of that schema would provide an audit trail should the employer need to trace the search criteria used to hire employees beginning with data stored in the core HR system.
One possible version of the integrated scenario described in steps 5 & 6 above, is illustrated in Figure 2.
Figure 2
Another possible use of SearchCriteriaType and SearchResultType would be search engine interactions launched from a trading partner system. The diagram below depicts a transactional search of a job board launched from an applicant tracking system.
As mentioned in Section 1.1.1, Outside of Scope, a user’s direct interactions with a search engine via a browser typically would be accomplished without the system-to-system transfer of search metadata contemplated by this specification. However, in some cases it might be necessary or desirable to send search requests and return results from a separate trading partner system. SearchCriteriaType and SearchResultType could be used within a web service so search requests to, and the return of results from, an external search engine could take place seamlessly within the particular client system.
The format and composition of search results can be very specific to the target search or matching engine. For this reason, the HR-XML Consortium’s UserArea is available within the SearchResultType or things such as formatting and search-engine-specific components.
|
Elements and Attributes [Global types listed alphabetically in following table.] |
ContentModel |
Definition |
|
/ |
- SearchCriteriaType - (1/1) |
Contains information used as input for search or matching operations against a database or other data store. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier by which to refer to search criteria. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/*) |
Identifies the database or service to which the search criteria will be applied. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for the user who executed the search. For example, an employee Id for a hiring manager or recruiter. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- xsd:dateTime - S (0/1) |
The date and time that the search was processed. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- xsd:anyURI - S (0/1) |
A string containing criteria used in a search or matching operation. A search string usually would be an URL-encoded string (see Internet Engineering Task Force RFC 2396 - http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2396.txt). |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ |
- OtherSearchCriteriaType - S (0/*) |
Contains search criteria structured as name/value pairs with optional weighting. This is an alternative to SearchString or may be used as an alternate syntax to express criteria also expressed as a SearchString. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ OtherSearchCriteria/ |
- xsd:string - S (1/1) |
Part of a name/value pair for describing criteria used as input to the search. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ OtherSearchCriteria/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
Part of a name/value pair for describing criteria used as input to the search. |
|
/ SearchCriteria/ OtherSearchCriteria/ |
- NumericValueType - S (0/1) |
A numeric value expressing the relative importance of
the result item. |
|
Elements and Attributes [Global types listed alphabetically in following table.] |
ContentModel |
Definition |
|
/ |
- SearchResultType - (1/1) |
Contains data returned from a search as well as search metadata. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for a search results returned. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/*) |
Identifies the database or service from which the search results were returned.. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for the user who executed the search. For example, an employee Id for a hiring manager or recruiter. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- xsd:dateTime - S (0/1) |
The date and time that the search was processed. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- EntityIdType - S (0/1) |
An identifier for an entity matched by a search. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
xsd:extension base: xsd:string |
A score representing the relevancy of the object matched by the search. A unitOfMeasure attribute identifies the type of score. |
|
/ SearchResult/ SearchRelevanceScore/ |
- xsd:string |
Unit in which the quantity is measured. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- xsd:int – S (0/1) |
An integer representing the relevance ranking of the object matched by a search. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- xsd:int – S (0/1) |
The number of items returned from a search. |
|
/ SearchResult/ |
- RankedSearchResultsType - S (0/1) |
A set of results matching the search criteria. As the name suggests, the results are ranked based on their relevance to the criteria. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ |
- RankedSearchRelevanceType - S (0/*) |
One of the set of results matching the search criteria. As the name suggests, the results are ranked based on their relevance to the criteria. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
A term by which results are classified or filtered. The criterion name usually would be a term included in the search criteria and/or relate to a schema or taxonomy associated with the data store that was searched. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
In the context of a matching operation, describes what is sought in relation to what is available or offered. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/ |
- xsd:string - S (0/1) |
In the context of a matching operation, describes what is available or offered in relation to the criteria requested. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/ |
xsd:extension base: xsd:string |
Contains the rating for the particular item. A score can be a numeric or a string value. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/
Score/ |
- xsd:string - |
Unit in which the quantity is measured. |
|
/ SearchResult/ RankedSearchResults/ RankedResult/ |
NumericValueType - S (0/1) |
A numeric value expressing the relative importance of the result item. |
The RankedResult element is recursive ( SearchResult/RankedSearchResults/RankedResult ). In other words, the schema allows a RankedResult element to occur within a RankedResult element.
RankedResult is intended to present information about the extent of a match for a particular search criterion or category. A given criterion can have sub-criteria for which match metadata also may be presented. For example, competencies are a frequent target of matching operations. A search might specify a broad category of competency, such as “Programming Language Proficiency,” as well as finer-grained competency criteria evidencing the broader competency category (e.g, Proficiency Programming in Java; Proficiency Programming in C ). The recursive pattern used by RankedResult is intended to allow the grouping and presentation of match metadata for high-level criterion along with the match metadata for supporting criteria. The nested structure of a RankedResult may reflect the structure of a target database or the structure generated by the search or matching tool.
While a recursive pattern often is useful and necessary to model certain business objects, recursion can also pose interoperability problems:
Implementers should consider the potential impact of recursion on their implementations.
As noted in the examples below, search criteria frequently are specified in the form of an URL-encoded string or otherwise include special characters as logical operators. Certain characters commonly used within search strings also have special meaning within XML. In such cases, it is required to enclose such data within an XML “CDATA section”. A CDATA section tells an XML processor not interpret the CDATA content as XML markup.
Below is an example SearchCriteria instance. Note the following:
Location:
http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchCriteriaExample.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SearchCriteria xmlns="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15 SearchTypes.xsd">
<SearchCriteriaId><IdValue>200603281024532</IdValue></SearchCriteriaId>
<SearchTarget>NotARealJobBoard.com</SearchTarget>
<UserId><IdValue>4KE102</IdValue></UserId>
<SearchTimeStamp>2006-02-06T00:00:01</SearchTimeStamp>
<SearchString><![CDATA[http:// NotARealJobBoard.com/cgi-bin/search?areaID=4&subAreaID=0&query=java+software+engineer&catAbbreviation=sof&addFive=non-profit&exkw=&fn=&PageSeq=1]]></SearchString>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>areaID</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>4</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>subAreaID</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>0</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>query</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>java+software+engineer</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>catAbbreviation</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>sof</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>addFive</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>non-profit</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>exkw</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue/>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>fn</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue/>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>PageSeq</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>1</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
</SearchCriteria>
This is a second simple example uses only the “OtherSearchCriteria” structure. As stated above, the choice of whether to use the SearchString and/or OtherSearchCriteria structures would be the choice of trading partners. Note also that any “operator” characters required or expected by the target search or matching engine would be included in the “Value” element. Again, strings containing characters that would interfere with XML processing should be enclosed within a CDATA section or otherwise appropriately encoded as an XML entity.
Location:
http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchCriteriaExample-2.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SearchCriteria xmlns="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15 SearchTypes.xsd">
<SearchCriteriaId>
<IdValue>200603281024532</IdValue>
</SearchCriteriaId>
<SearchTarget>NotARealMatchingEngine.com</SearchTarget>
<UserId>
<IdValue>4KE102</IdValue>
</UserId>
<SearchTimeStamp>2006-02-06T00:00:01</SearchTimeStamp>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>degree</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>Bachelors</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>programming</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>.NET</CriterionValue>
<Weight>100</Weight>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>years of experience</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>3</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>industry</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>financial+services OR accounting OR banking</CriterionValue>
</SearchCriterion>
<SearchCriterion>
<CriterionName>candidate location</CriterionName>
<CriterionValue>Ottawa</CriterionValue>
<Weight>33</Weight>
</SearchCriterion>
</SearchCriteria>
The example below is offered as a possible result for the SearchCriteria instance in Section 4.3.2, SearchCriteria, Example 2. As discussed in the prior sections, special characters may have to be encoded or escaped in a CDATA section.
Location:
http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchResultExample.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<SearchResult xmlns="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://ns.hr-xml.org/2007-04-15 SearchTypes.xsd">
<SearchResultId>
<IdValue>R200603281024532</IdValue>
</SearchResultId>
<SearchTarget>NotARealMatchingEngine.com</SearchTarget>
<UserId>
<IdValue>4KE102</IdValue>
</UserId>
<SearchTimeStamp>2006-02-06T00:00:01</SearchTimeStamp>
<MatchedObjectId>
<IdValue name="CandidateId">NARJB-987123765</IdValue>
</MatchedObjectId>
<SearchRelevanceScore>91</SearchRelevanceScore>
<SearchRelevanceRank>2</SearchRelevanceRank>
<SearchResultCount>45</SearchResultCount>
<RankedSearchResults>
<RankedResult>
<CriterionName>degree</CriterionName>
<Requested>Bachelors</Requested>
<Offered>Bachelors</Offered>
<Score>100</Score>
</RankedResult>
<RankedResult>
<CriterionName>programming</CriterionName>
<Requested>.NET</Requested>
<Offered>.NET</Offered>
<Score>100</Score>
</RankedResult>
<RankedResult>
<CriterionName>years of experience</CriterionName>
<Requested>3</Requested>
<Offered>1</Offered>
<Score>33</Score>
</RankedResult>
<RankedResult>
<CriterionName>industry</CriterionName>
<Requested>financial+services OR accounting OR banking</Requested>
<Offered>banking</Offered>
<Score>100</Score>
</RankedResult>
<RankedResult>
<CriterionName>candidate location</CriterionName>
<Requested>Ottawa</Requested>
<Offered>Ottawa</Offered>
<Score>100</Score>
</RankedResult>
</RankedSearchResults>
</SearchResult>
Human resources data, by its very nature, is personal data. The laws of many jurisdictions as well as codes of fair information practice require organizations to handle personal data in a way that protects individuals from loss of privacy.
The data exchange specifications developed by the HR-XML Consortium are designed to be useful across many jurisdictions and within a variety of business contexts. It is not feasible for the HR-XML Consortium to develop specific privacy guidance for every jurisdiction or business context in which the Consortium's specifications might be implemented. When implementing data exchanges using the HR-XML Consortium's data definitions (or, for that matter, using any other type of data exchange mechanism), organizations are advised to examine the privacy protections that may be required under applicable law and codes of fair information practice.
For information on protecting personal data, general references include: European Union Data Protection Directive (95/46/EC); the Association Computing Machinery Code of Ethics (1992); Canadian Standards Association Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information (1995 – PIPEDA); and U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Principles and FAQs (2000).
|
Date |
Description |
|
2006-03-22 |
First Draft |
|
2006-05-02 |
Revision. Added examples, implementation considerations. |
|
2006-12-21 |
Included edits, addressed issues from TSC/CPO review. |
|
2007-04-15 |
Approved by the Consortium. |
|
Reference |
Link |
|
Staffing Exchange Protocol |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/StaffingExchangeProtocol.html
|
|
Candidate Schema and Example |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/Candidate.xsd http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/CandidateExample.xml |
|
Position Opening Schema and Example |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/PositionOpening.xsd http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/PositionOpeningExample.xml |
|
NewHire Schema and Example |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/NewHire/NewHire.xml http://ns.hr-xml.org/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/NewHire/NewHire.html |
|
SearchCriteria Examples |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchCriteriaExample.xml http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchCriteriaExample-2.xml |
|
SearchResult Example |
http://ns.hr-xml.org/xc/canon/2_5/HR-XML-2_5/SEP/SearchResultExample.xml
|


public class GlyphMapping
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
MinOptMax |
areaIPD |
java.util.List |
associations |
boolean |
breakOppAfter |
int |
endIndex
Exclusive.
|
Font |
font |
int[][] |
gposAdjustments |
boolean |
isHyphenated |
boolean |
isSpace |
int |
letterSpaceCount |
int |
level |
java.lang.String |
mapping |
int |
startIndex
Inclusive.
|
int |
wordSpaceCount |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GlyphMapping(int startIndex,
int endIndex,
int wordSpaceCount,
int letterSpaceCount,
MinOptMax areaIPD,
boolean isHyphenated,
boolean isSpace,
boolean breakOppAfter,
Font font,
int level,
int[][] gposAdjustments) |
GlyphMapping(int startIndex,
int endIndex,
int wordSpaceCount,
int letterSpaceCount,
MinOptMax areaIPD,
boolean isHyphenated,
boolean isSpace,
boolean breakOppAfter,
Font font,
int level,
int[][] gposAdjustments,
java.lang.String mapping,
java.util.List associations) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addToAreaIPD(MinOptMax idp) |
static GlyphMapping |
doGlyphMapping(TextFragment text,
int startIndex,
int endIndex,
Font font,
MinOptMax letterSpaceIPD,
MinOptMax[] letterSpaceAdjustArray,
char precedingChar,
char breakOpportunityChar,
boolean endsWithHyphen,
int level,
boolean dontOptimizeForIdentityMapping,
boolean retainAssociations,
boolean retainControls) |
int |
getWordLength()
Obtain number of 'characters' contained in word.
|
static boolean |
isSpace(char ch)
Indicates whether a character is a space in terms of this layout manager.
|
java.lang.String |
toString() |
public final int startIndex
public final int endIndex
public final int wordSpaceCount
public int letterSpaceCount
public MinOptMax areaIPD
public final boolean isHyphenated
public final boolean isSpace
public boolean breakOppAfter
public final Font font
public final int level
public final int[][] gposAdjustments
public java.lang.String mapping
public java.util.List associations
public GlyphMapping(int startIndex, int endIndex, int wordSpaceCount, int letterSpaceCount, MinOptMax areaIPD, boolean isHyphenated, boolean isSpace, boolean breakOppAfter, Font font, int level, int[][] gposAdjustments)
public static GlyphMapping doGlyphMapping(TextFragment text, int startIndex, int endIndex, Font font, MinOptMax letterSpaceIPD, MinOptMax[] letterSpaceAdjustArray, char precedingChar, char breakOpportunityChar, boolean endsWithHyphen, int level, boolean dontOptimizeForIdentityMapping, boolean retainAssociations, boolean retainControls)
public static boolean isSpace(char ch)
ch
- the characterpublic int getWordLength()
public void addToAreaIPD(MinOptMax idp)
public java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object
Copyright 1999-2020 The Apache Software Foundation. All Rights Reserved.


Description
This program uses the default key bag class, IKeyBag, to create a key bag for storing observations made on animals. The key of the class is the name of the animal. The program produces various reports regarding the observations. Then it removes all the extinct animals, which are stored in a sequence, from the key bag.
Concept
This program is a sample to demonstrate the use of the default key bag class, IKeyBag.
Task
This program creates and uses a key bag for storing observations made on animals.


INERTIAELLIPSE inertia ellipse of a set of points ELL = inertiaEllipse(PTS); where PTS is a N*2 array containing coordinates of N points, computes the inertia ellispe of the set of points. The result has the form: ELL2 = [XC YC A B THETA], with XC and YC being the center of mass of the point set, A and B are the lengths of the inertia ellipse (see below), and THETA is the angle of the main inertia axis with the horizontal (between 0 and PI). A and B are the standard deviations of the point coordinates when ellipse is aligned with the inertia axes. Example pts = randn(100, 2); pts = transformPoint(pts, createScaling(5, 2)); pts = transformPoint(pts, createRotation(pi/6)); pts = transformPoint(pts, createTranslation(3, 4)); ell = inertiaEllipse(pts); figure(1); clf; hold on; drawPoint(pts); drawEllipse(ell, 'linewidth', 2, 'color', 'r'); See also circles2d ------ Author: David Legland e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Created: 2008-02-21, using Matlab <IP_ADDRESS>7 (R2007a) Copyright 2008 INRA - BIA PV Nantes - MIAJ Jouy-en-Josas. Licensed under the terms of the LGPL, see the file "license.txt"


The difference between bytecode and class definition is negligible.[A520]
There are -- I believe -- other efficiency benefits to class definitions, but I also can't come up with a reason why you couldn't wrap bytecode in the same interface as you do a class definition and have everything happen correctly.[A521]
The bytecode cache idea loses out on three things:[A526]
Obviously the first time classes are loaded it is more expensive, but subsequent loads will be more efficient because they will be able to take advantage of location/date most of the time.[A527]
Yes, a bytecode cache must retain the original payload.[A528]
This efficiency should not be built into each class loader when it does not have to be.[A529]
I think it is important to understand both the positives and negatives I pointed out...in order to put things into perspective.[A536]
You do realise that the URLcache is based on the same principles I have been pushing all along for class loading efficiency?[A537]
Implementation-wise, pointers are more expensive than copies -- the access flags aren't 32 bits wide, and more indirect lookups are just what we don't need.[A543]
But, to me, aren't these the ways the comparison must be done?[A545]
I'd kind of been hoping that the superclass problem would take care of itself somewhere along the line in a recursion, but we do need to think about this...[A546]
Exactly! The raw payload of A must match the raw payload of B.[A547]


This site provides access to hosted instances of historic releases of Riot Web.
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If you have any questions about this site, please get in touch by email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or on matrix (@tom:lant.uk).


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Add a file to a thread in your Textile node
A FormData object or a function for creating a FormData object
Caption to associated with the added file object
Id of the thread
An array of created File objects
Ignores a thread file by its block ID
This adds an 'ignore' thread block targeted at the file. Ignored blocks are by default not returned when listing.
ID of the thread file
The added ignore block
Retrieves file encryption/decryption keys under the given target
Note that the target id is not the same as the block id. The target is the actual target file object.
ID of the target file
An array of file keys
Get a paginated array of files.
Thread ID (can also use ‘default’). Omit for all
Offset ID to start listing from. Omit for latest
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Files is an API module for managing Textile files
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I popped in unexpectly to see a friend I hadn't seen in a while and tried some of the techniques suggested. Firstly she was surprised to see me and I realised as I focused on listening that I'm not used to giving my undivided attention. My brain is always thinking of what else needs to done. As she talked and I listened I tried to remember to listen, loop and dip. I personally learnt that sometimes I assume things out of habit and it's a habit I'd like to try and break. Overall we both felt good about our conversation however I think she genuinely felt grateful that I had randomly popped over as I hadn't seen her in a while. Will most definitely try and incorporate these technique into my everyday life.
The walking practice is a technique I will try. Any technique that requires physical activity is beneficial.
“Our attention is the most valuable gift we can give to others".


fully browser
charger
brightness
screen
telegram
motion detector
vis view
interval
back to Fully Browser in (min)
Brings the browser back to the foreground
add Device
Nr.
name
ip
port
password
enabled
delete
Switch on charging control
Switch off charging control
add Device
Nr.
name
chargerID
power_mode
load start
load stop
delete
Screen on
Screen auto
brightness
Brightness control via config page
Brightness control manually
astro time
Manual time
sunrise
sunriseEnd
goldenHourEnd
solarNoon
goldenHour
sunsetStart
sunset
dusk
nauticalDusk
night
nadir
nightEnd
nauticalDawn
dawn
astro time day
sunrise
sunriseEnd
goldenHourEnd
solarNoon
goldenHour
sunsetStart
sunset
dusk
nauticalDusk
night
nadir
nightEnd
nauticalDawn
dawn
astro time night
4Clock
5Clock
6Clock
7Clock
8Clock
9Clock
dayTime
18Clock
19Clock
20Clock
21Clock
22Clock
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nightTime
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Nr.
name
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lowering when loading
enabled
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add Device
Nr.
name
Description of the screensaver
YouTube-Url or wallpaper-Url
Screensaver Mode
minute
delete
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Warning deactivated
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telegramUser
delete
Activate motion sensors
Deactivate motion sensors
add Device
Nr.
motionID
enabled
delete
Activate view change
Deactivate view change
Automatic Vis view change
View in Widget 8
Vis control
vis Mode widget 8 or vis control
add View
Nr.
Vis Projekt name
Vis View Name
number of the view in widget 8
time in (sec)
delete


 Use the stun as close to
the enemy as you can to prevent people from disjointing it or running away.
- Don't forget to toggle Vampiric Aura off to avoid pushing the lane when static farming.
- Soul Ring or Mango is considered core on Wraith King to ensure that you'll have mana to Reincarnate at the last
moment. Be sure to keep at least 10 mana in the bank, though, because Soul Ring will only give you 150.
- Sometimes it's advisable to sit on the skill point for Reincarnate. There's no point putting the spell
on cooldown early on if your team can't take advantage of it, so decide to level it when you need it.
Counters
- Mana burns makes WK's life hard, even if he has a Soul Ring. Heroes like Invoker (EMP), Nyx (Mana Burn),
Keeper of the Light (Mana Leak), Outworld Devourer (Arcane Orb and Sanity's Eclipse), Lion (Mana Drain), Medusa
(Mystic Snake), Clockwerk (Cog burn), Anti-Mage (Mana Break) are obvious counterpicks. Heroes who easily build
Diffusal Blade (PL, Riki, Naga, Spectre) or Necronomicon (Beastmaster, Lycan) are also good.
- The King and Ursa are total bros. If you see these two on the same team, they're probably going to try
to take Rosh very early on.
- You can get Bloodstone charges off of a Reincarnation death and, of course, WK's actual death.


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Poll: Americans say religious aspects of Christmas diminishing
(CBS) — According to a report from CBS New York, most Americans choose to say "Merry Christmas" rather than Happy Holidays," yet most adults say they believe the religious aspects of Christmas are less emphasized than they used to be.
"Christmas is on everybody's tongue," said Patrick Murray, director of the Monmouth University Polling Institute. "Supposedly a war against Christmas, but 67 percent say that at this time of year, 'Merry Christmas' is the greeting that they tend to use."
Only 25% said they prefer "Happy Holidays," and 4% say they don't use any holiday greetings at all.
The report cites a poll conducted by Monmouth University which also asked respondents about their favorite holiday movie.
“Rudolph gets 32 percent of the vote, Charlie Brown gets 25 percent, the Grinch comes in third at 14 and Frosty the Snowman at 12,” Murray said.


Use your Blockstack account to easily send and receive Monero.
Your private keys are only ever used client side.
This wallet app uses the MyMonero
API.
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Technology inspired
What we ask you …
The application has the following sections:
Project details
In this section you will provide the details of your project. This section is not scored, but our assessors will use it to decide whether the project fits with the scope of the competition. If it doesn’t fit the scope then it will not be funded.
Application details: The title of your project, the start date and project length. This section will also list you as the lead organisation and any partner organisations you have named as collaborators. The lead applicant must complete this section.
Project summary: Describe your project. We use this section to assign experts to assess your application so we need a summary of the innovation in your project. You may complete this section or assign to another contributor or partner to complete it.
Public description: Describe your project in a way that you are happy to see published. Please do not include any commercially sensitive information. If your project is successful and awarded funding, Innovate UK will publish this description.
Project scope: Describe how your project fits the scope of the competition. If your project is not in scope it will not be eligible for funding and will not be sent for assessment. Innovate UK will provide feedback if we decide that your project is not in scope.
Application questions
Answers to these questions are scored by the assessors. Following assessment, you will receive feedback from the assessors for each question.
Business opportunity
1. What is the business opportunity that your project addresses?
You should describe:
- the business opportunity you have identified and how you plan to take advantage of it
- the customer needs you have identified and how your project will meet them
- the challenges you expect to face and how you will overcome them
Potential market
2. What is the size of the potential market for your project?
You should describe:
- details of your target market including how profitable and competitive it is
- the current size of the market with actual and predicted growth rates
- an estimate of the market share you expect to achieve with reasons why
- the wider economic value you expect the project to add to the UK or EEA
- what return on investment you expect your project to achieve, based on relevant industry data and calculations
Project exploitation
3. How will you exploit and market your project?
You should describe:
- potential outputs such as products, services, processes and applications
- how you will exploit these outputs such as the route to market, protection of intellectual property rights and changes to business models and processes
Economic benefit
4. What economic, social and environmental benefits do you expect your project to deliver and when?
You should describe:
- the impact your project will have on its economic environment such as benefits to users, suppliers, industrial markets and the UK economy
- social impacts both negative and positive
- the environmental impact
Technical approach
5.What technical approach will you use and how will you manage your project?
You should describe:
- your technical approach including your main objectives
- how and why your approach is different and how it offers a better outcome
- how the innovative steps in your project are achievable
- rival technologies and alternative R&D strategies
Innovation
6.What is innovative about your project?
You should describe:
- how your project will push boundaries beyond current science and technology
- how you will apply existing technologies in new areas
- the novelty of the research in an academic or industrial context
Risks
7. What are the risks (technical, commercial and environmental) to your project’s success? What is your risk management strategy?
You should describe:
- your plans for limiting and managing risk
Project team
8. Does your project team have the skills, experience and facilities to deliver this project?
You should describe:
- your capability to develop and exploit this technology
- details of your team’s track record in managing research and development skills
Funding
9. What will your project cost?
You should describe:
- the total costs of your project and how much funding you need from Innovate UK
- expected project costs along with supporting information
Adding value
10. How does financial support from Innovate UK and/or its funding partners add value?
You should describe:
- why you are unable to fund the project yourself from commercial resources
- what difference the funding will make to the project
- how the project will benefit the UK
Finances
Your finances
In this section all partner organisations participating in your project are required to enter their project costs into this section. We require a detailed breakdown. This is to make sure that they are eligible project costs you can claim funding against. To be eligible, all costs must be incurred directly as a result of the project and must be in the following categories:
- labour: staff costs paid through PAYE or equivalent records
- administration support costs: Administration costs incurred directly as a result of your project and are usually calculated as a percentage of your labour costs
- materials
- capital usage
- subcontracting costs: for services delivered by third parties (not collaborators)
- travel and subsistence
- other
Business size: If you are a business applicant, you must select the size of your business as being either small, medium or large. If you are unsure, please use the EU definition. The size of your business determines the amount of grant that you are eligible to receive.
Funding level: You must enter the percentage of grant funding you wish to receive as an individual partner in the project. This figure must not be greater than the funding level permitted for your business size. For more information read the funding rules
Other funding: You must complete this section if you have applied for or received any other public sector funding for this project.
Finances overview - this covers 3 areas:
Funding rules for this competition: The participation rule for research organisations is shown here. Your project must fall within the eligibility rules before you can submit your application.
Finances summary: This section provides an overview of the eligible costs for each partner and the amount of funding they are claiming.
Project cost breakdown: Each category is summarised and available to view by all project partner organisations in the finances overview section. Detailed finances are confidential and only accessible to the partner organisation and Innovate UK.


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- redefine vertical deliverables
- orchestrate killer partnerships
- benchmark distributed solutions
- harness cutting-edge supply-chains
- synergize vertical synergies
- evolve next-generation niches
- benchmark wireless solutions


Thu Mar 13, 2008
This conference kicked off in Vancouver today and is the place to be if you’re facing content management issues in your professional life as a technical writer, or if you want to stay on the leading edge of developments in the field. Each day has a specific theme. Day 1 (today) is about content, day 2 about technology, and day 3 about user relationships. I’ll be volunteering there the whole day tomorrow, and will tell you all about it later (if you’re going, be sure to say hello).
Highlights? The future of XML publishing, the new Quark dynamic publishing demos, social media, mobile content management , and of course, the fabulous food.


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| GtkPageSetup * | page-setup | Read / Write |
| GtkPrintSettings * | print-settings | Read / Write |
| WebKitWebView * | web-view | Read / Write / Construct Only |
A WebKitPrintOperation controls a print operation in WebKit. With
a similar API to GtkPrintOperation, it lets you set the print
settings with webkit_print_operation_set_print_settings()
or
display the print dialog with webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
.
WebKitPrintOperation *
webkit_print_operation_new (WebKitWebView *web_view
);
Create a new WebKitPrintOperation to print web_view
contents.
GtkPrintSettings *
webkit_print_operation_get_print_settings
(WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
);
Return the current print settings of print_operation
. It returns NULL
until
either webkit_print_operation_set_print_settings()
or webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
have been called.
void webkit_print_operation_set_print_settings (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
,GtkPrintSettings *print_settings
);
Set the current print settings of print_operation
. Current print settings are used for
the initial values of the print dialog when webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
is called.
GtkPageSetup *
webkit_print_operation_get_page_setup (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
);
Return the current page setup of print_operation
. It returns NULL
until
either webkit_print_operation_set_page_setup()
or webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
have been called.
void webkit_print_operation_set_page_setup (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
,GtkPageSetup *page_setup
);
Set the current page setup of print_operation
. Current page setup is used for the
initial values of the print dialog when webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
is called.
WebKitPrintOperationResponse webkit_print_operation_run_dialog (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
,GtkWindow *parent
);
Run the print dialog and start printing using the options selected by
the user. This method returns when the print dialog is closed.
If the print dialog is cancelled WEBKIT_PRINT_OPERATION_RESPONSE_CANCEL
is returned. If the user clicks on the print button, WEBKIT_PRINT_OPERATION_RESPONSE_PRINT
is returned and the print operation starts. In this case, the “finished”
signal is emitted when the operation finishes. If an error occurs while printing, the signal
“failed” is emitted before “finished”.
If the print dialog is not cancelled current print settings and page setup of print_operation
are updated with options selected by the user when Print button is pressed in print dialog.
You can get the updated print settings and page setup by calling
webkit_print_operation_get_print_settings()
and webkit_print_operation_get_page_setup()
after this method.
void
webkit_print_operation_print (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation
);
Start a print operation using current print settings and page setup
without showing the print dialog. If either print settings or page setup
are not set with webkit_print_operation_set_print_settings()
and
webkit_print_operation_set_page_setup()
, the default options will be used
and the print job will be sent to the default printer.
The “finished” signal is emitted when the printing
operation finishes. If an error occurs while printing the signal
“failed” is emitted before “finished”.
Enum values representing the response of the print dialog shown with
webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
.
“page-setup”
property“page-setup” GtkPageSetup *
The initial GtkPageSetup for the print operation.
Flags: Read / Write
“print-settings”
property“print-settings” GtkPrintSettings *
The initial GtkPrintSettings for the print operation.
Flags: Read / Write
“web-view”
property“web-view” WebKitWebView *
The WebKitWebView that will be printed.
Flags: Read / Write / Construct Only
“create-custom-widget”
signalWebKitPrintCustomWidget* user_function (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when displaying the print dialog with webkit_print_operation_run_dialog()
.
The returned WebKitPrintCustomWidget will be added to the print dialog and
it will be owned by the print_operation
. However, the object is guaranteed
to be alive until the “apply” is emitted.
print_operation |
the WebKitPrintOperation on which the signal was emitted |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
Since: 2.16
“failed”
signalvoid user_function (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation, GError *error, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when an error occurs while printing. The given error
, of the domain
WEBKIT_PRINT_ERROR
, contains further details of the failure.
The “finished” signal is emitted after this one.
print_operation |
the WebKitPrintOperation on which the signal was emitted |
|
error |
the GError that was triggered |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
“finished”
signalvoid user_function (WebKitPrintOperation *print_operation, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the print operation has finished doing everything required for printing.
print_operation |
the WebKitPrintOperation on which the signal was emitted |
|
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Man praises God as he showcases his 7-year-old quadruplets
- A proud father, Chukwudi Ufondu, has taken to Facebook to celebrate his kids
- Ufondu who is a father of quadruplets took to his page to celebrate them as they clocked seven
- The obviously proud father referred to his quadruplets as God’s miracle
Welcoming a child in one’s family is a great thing but the occasion is even more special when the parents get more kids than they expected.
Such is the case of one Chukwudi Ufondu who took to his Facebook page to celebrate his quadruplets on their seventh birthday. Having more than one child at a time can be quite daunting considering the financial implication but that does not seem to have stopped Chukwudi from adequately taking care of his quadruplets.
The proud father shared lovely photos of his children as they wore different cute outfits and posed for the camera. In an accompanying post, Chukwudi explained that his kids are God’s miracle to him.
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He wrote: “And 7 years ago, God showed mercy and opened the floodgates of blessings to Samuel, Emmanuel, Daniel, Miracle.
God is forever faithful and He does what he promises to do. Please let's all celebrate and speak good fortunes on these amazing quads!"
He prayed for God to bless their new age, adding that he can never be ungrateful to God.
See a screenshot of his post below:
See photos of the quadruplets below:
Beautiful kids. Happy birthday to the angelic quads.
In other news, Legit.ng reported that Nigeria's former first lady, Victoria Aguiyi Ironsi, was spotted looking full of life as she danced happily to celebrate her 90th birthday.
In the short clip, Victoria, who despite supporting herself with a walking stick seemed very happy as she danced to a Tekno song. The 90-year-old woman who wore green native attire paired with coral beads seemed very happy to be alive.
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texlinks(8) teTeX texlinks(8) NAME texlinks - maintain symbolic links from format to engine SYNOPSIS texlinks [ OPTIONS... ] DIRECTORIES... DESCRIPTION texlinks is used to create or recreate symbolic links from formats to engines according to the information in fmtutil.cnf or a file specified with --cnffile. DIRECTORIES is an optional list of directories in which to operate. If no directories are specified the list of directories depends on the --multiplatform option. OPTIONS --cnffile FILE or -f FILE use file as configuration file (default: fmtutil.cnf) --help or -h show some help text --multiplatform or -m operate in all platform-specific directories (default: operate only in the directory for this platform) --silent or -s silently skip over existing scripts/binaries instead of printing a warning --unlink or -u Unlink previously created symlinks --verbose or -v +set verbose mode on (default: off) FILES fmtutil.cnf default configuration file SEE ALSO fmtutil(1), fmtutil.cnf(5) Web page: <http://tug.org/teTeX/> BUGS None known, but report any bugs found to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(mailing list). AUTHOR texlinks was written by Thomas Esser<EMAIL_ADDRESS>in 1999. texlinks has been released into the public domain. This manual page was written by C.M. Connelly<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system. It may be used by other distributions without contacting the author. Any mistakes or omissions in the manual page are my fault; inquiries about or corrections to this manual page should be directed to me (and not to the primary author). teTeX November 2007 texlinks(8)


8 soldiers killed in Afghan suicide bombing
The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.
by IANSAt least eight Afghan soldiers were killed in a suicide car bombing in the Afghanistan’s Helmand province, a Taliban stronghold, on Monday, a source said.
“A terrorist rammed an explosive-laden car into a security checkpoint in Toor Pul locality of Nad Ali district,” the source told Xinhua news agency.
He said that the bomber was killed on the spot and two security personnel were reported missing following the blast.
The targeted checkpoint is manned by the Afghan National Army and it was destroyed by the force of the explosion, the source added.
Provincial government spokesman Omar Zwak confirmed the attack, saying “an investigation has been launched into the incident and information would be shared with media as appropriate”.
The Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack.


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Become The King Of Fighters In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate's Latest Tournament
Come on, join the battle
by Liam DoolanDuring Masahiro Sakurai's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Terry Bogard demonstration video yesterday, it was revealed a new in-game tournament event would be starting this Friday. Of course, this is all to celebrate the SNK character's recent release.
This special event, titled "The Road to Becoming Fighting King" starts on 8th November and will run for a total of three days. During this event, you'll have to take on various other fighters in one-on-one stamina battles across Omega Form stages.
As you can see above, you'll encounter fighters like Ryu from the Street Fighter series, Little Mac from the Punch-Out!! series and the Terry Bogard version of the pink puffball, Kirby. Will you be booting up Smash Bros. this weekend to participate in this all-star fighting tournament? Comment down below.
[via twitter.com]


MarkLogic Version Manager
Version Manager for using multiple versions of MarkLogic without using VMs or port numbers. Note: only one version can be active at a time.
Capabilities
Currently this script can:
- install new versions (from a .dmg file on the local machine)
- capture an existing install to continue use with MLVM
- switch versions while maintaining data
- remove unused versions
Since 1.1: This script supports MacOSX. This script supports use of the Preference Pane for starting/stopping the server (can also use mlvm start/stop)
Installing MLVM
Recommended installation on a Mac:
- clone the repository somewhere (git clone git@github.com:withjam/mlvm.git)
- create an alias in your bash profile for mlvm.sh like alias mlvm="<cloned project dir>/mlvm.sh"
- create an alias in your bash profile for sudo if you don't have one already: alias sudo='sudo '
- if you have an existing ML install that you want to keep, execute: mlvm -k <version_number> prepare
- if you have an existing ML install but don't care to keep it, execute: mlvm -f prepare
- if you have no existing ML install execute: mlvm prepare (note: prepare command requires root privileges, so may require run as sudo)
- execute: mlvm list to see available versions
Installing ML versions
To install a new version you must:
- download a valid .dmg installer file
- execute: mlvm install
For example:
mlvm install <IP_ADDRESS> ~/Downloads/MarkLogic-7.0-2.3-x86_64.dmg
The version name you give it will uniquely identify it in your list and must be a valid directory name. You can have multiples of the same MarkLogic server version as long as you give them each unique version names when installing via MLVM
Listing installed versions
mlvm list
Switching to an installed version
mlvm use <version_name>
Credits
Author: Matt Pileggi
Contributors: Justin Makeig, Paxton Hare


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