ALTER USER
Changes a database user account. If you are the current user, you can change your own password. For all other options, you must be a database superuser to execute this command.
Syntax
ALTER USER username [ WITH ] option [, ... ] where option is CREATEDB | NOCREATEDB | CREATEUSER | NOCREATEUSER | SYSLOG ACCESS { RESTRICTED | UNRESTRICTED } | PASSWORD { 'password' | 'md5hash' | DISABLE } [ VALID UNTIL 'expiration_date' ] | RENAME TO new_name | | CONNECTION LIMIT { limit | UNLIMITED } | SET parameter { TO | = } { value | DEFAULT } | RESET parameter
Parameters
- username
-
Name of the user account.
- WITH
-
Optional keyword.
- CREATEDB | NOCREATEDB
-
The CREATEDB option allows the user to create new databases. NOCREATEDB is the default.
- CREATEUSER | NOCREATEUSER
-
The CREATEUSER option creates a superuser with all database privileges, including CREATE USER. The default is NOCREATEUSER. For more information, see superuser.
- SYSLOG ACCESS { RESTRICTED | UNRESTRICTED }
-
A clause that specifies the level of access that the user has to the Amazon Redshift system tables and views.
If RESTRICTED is specified, the user can see only the rows generated by that user in user-visible system tables and views. The default is RESTRICTED.
If UNRESTRICTED is specified, the user can see all rows in user-visible system tables and views, including rows generated by another user.  Only superusers can see superuser-visible tables.
Note
Giving a user unrestricted access to system tables gives the user visibility to data generated by other users. For example, STL_QUERY and STL_QUERYTEXT contain the full text of INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements, which might contain sensitive user-generated data.
All rows in STV_RECENTS and SVV_TRANSACTIONS are visible to all users.
For more information, see Visibility of Data in System Tables and Views.
- PASSWORD { 'password' | 'md5hash' | DISABLE }
-
Sets the user's password.
By default, users can change their own passwords, unless the password is disabled. To disable a user's password, specify DISABLE. When a user's password is disabled, the password is deleted from the system and the user can log on only using temporary IAM user credentials. For more information, see Using IAM Authentication to Generate Database User Credentials. Only a superuser can enable or disable passwords. You can't disable a superuser's password. To enable a password, run ALTER USER and specify a password.
You can specify the password in clear text or as an MD5 hash string.
For clear text, the password must meet the following constraints:
-
It must be 8 to 64 characters in length.
-
It must contain at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one number.
-
It can use any printable ASCII characters (ASCII code 33 to 126) except ' (single quote), " (double quote), :, \, /, @, or space.
As a more secure alternative to passing the CREATE USER password parameter as clear text, you can specify an MD5 hash of a string that includes the password and user name.
Note
When you specify an MD5 hash string, the ALTER USER command checks for a valid MD5 hash string, but it doesn't validate the password portion of the string. It is possible in this case to create a password, such as an empty string, that you can't use to log on to the database.
To specify an MD5 password, follow these steps:
-
Concatenate the password and user name.
For example, for password
ez
and useruser1
, the concatenated string isezuser1
. -
Convert the concatenated string into a 32-character MD5 hash string. You can use any MD5 utility to create the hash string. The following example uses the Amazon Redshift MD5 Function and the concatenation operator ( || ) to return a 32-character MD5-hash string.
select md5('ez' || 'user1'); md5 -------------------------------- 153c434b4b77c89e6b94f12c5393af5b
-
Concatenate '
md5
' in front of the MD5 hash string and provide the concatenated string as the md5hash argument.create user user1 password 'md5153c434b4b77c89e6b94f12c5393af5b';
-
Log on to the database using the user name and password.
For this example, log on as
user1
with passwordez
.
-
- VALID UNTIL 'expiration_date'
-
Specifies that the password has an expiration date. Use the value
'infinity'
to avoid having an expiration date. The valid data type for this parameter is timestamp. - RENAME TO
-
Renames the user account.
- new_name
-
New name of the user. For more information about valid names, see Names and Identifiers.
Important
When you rename a user, you must also change the user’s password. The user name is used as part of the password encryption, so when a user is renamed, the password is cleared. The user will not be able to log on until the password is reset. For example:
alter user newuser password 'EXAMPLENewPassword11';
- CONNECTION LIMIT { limit | UNLIMITED }
-
The maximum number of database connections the user is permitted to have open concurrently. The limit is not enforced for super users. Use the UNLIMITED keyword to permit the maximum number of concurrent connections. A limit on the number of connections for each database might also apply. For more information, see CREATE DATABASE. The default is UNLIMITED. To view current connections, query the STV_SESSIONS system view.
Note
If both user and database connection limits apply, an unused connection slot must be available that is within both limits when a user attempts to connect.
- SET
-
Sets a configuration parameter to a new default value for all sessions run by the specified user.
- RESET
-
Resets a configuration parameter to the original default value for the specified user.
- parameter
-
Name of the parameter to set or reset.
- value
-
New value of the parameter.
- DEFAULT
-
Sets the configuration parameter to the default value for all sessions run by the specified user.
Usage Notes
When using IAM authentication to create database user credentials, you might want to create a superuser that is able to log on only using temporary credentials. You can't disable a superuser's password, but you can create an unknown password using a randomly generated MD5 hash string.
alter user iam_superuser password 'mdA51234567890123456780123456789012';
When you set the search_path parameter with the ALTER USER command, the modification takes effect on the specified user's next login. If you want to change the search_path for the current user and session, use a SET command.
Examples
The following example gives the user ADMIN the privilege to create databases:
alter user admin createdb;
The following example sets the password of the user ADMIN to adminPass9
and sets an expiration date and time for the password:
alter user admin password 'adminPass9' valid until '2017-12-31 23:59';
The following example renames the user ADMIN to SYSADMIN:
alter user admin rename to sysadmin;


Abidjan lies about 70nm west of the boarder with Ghana in the Gulf of Guinea. It is an important commercial port and the economic capital of the country.
Yachts should try and come to the main dock to clear Customs and Immigration.
If there is no space, yachts normally anchor at Carena, close to the centre of town, or at the local yacht club (Centre de Voile Abidjanaise).
Apart from the anchorage off the yacht club, there is also good shelter in the lagoon, which can be navigated for a long distance but only by shallow drafted yachts, as the depths are less than 4 ft (1.20 m).
Last updated November 2015.
Although yachting facilities are virtually non-existent, the yacht club in Abidjan welcomes visitors and may be able to help in an emergency. There are various workshops in the industrial zone south of the city.


--- layout: tutorial {{#redirects}} redirect_from: "/edge/{{ page }}.html" {{/redirects}} file_name: {{ title }} order: {{ order }} ---
{{{ code }}}


Table without cellpadding:
Table with cellpadding:
Note: The cellpadding attribute is not supported in HTML5. Use CSS instead.


Next: Data Types and Precision
Up: Structure of LAPACK
Previous: Structure of LAPACK
  Contents
  Index
Levels of Routines
The subroutines in LAPACK are classified as follows:
- driver routines, each of which solves a complete problem,
for example solving a system of linear equations, or computing the
eigenvalues of a real symmetric matrix.
Users are recommended to use a driver routine if there is one that
meets their requirements. They are listed in Section 2.3.
- computational routines, each of which performs a distinct
computational task, for example an LU factorization,
or the reduction of a real symmetric matrix to tridiagonal form.
Each driver routine calls a
sequence of computational routines. Users (especially software developers)
may need to call
computational routines directly to perform tasks, or sequences of tasks,
that cannot conveniently
be performed by the driver routines. They are listed in
Section 2.4.
- auxiliary routines, which in turn can be classified as follows:
- routines that perform subtasks of block algorithms -- in particular,
routines that implement unblocked versions of the algorithms;
- routines that perform some commonly required low-level
computations, for example scaling a matrix, computing a matrix-norm,
or generating an elementary Householder matrix; some of
these may be of interest to numerical analysts or software developers and
could be considered for future additions to the BLAS;
- a few extensions to the BLAS, such as routines for applying complex plane
rotations, or matrix-vector operations involving complex symmetric
matrices (the BLAS themselves are not strictly speaking part of LAPACK).
Both driver routines and computational routines are fully described in
this Users' Guide, but not the auxiliary routines.
A list of the auxiliary routines, with brief descriptions
of their functions, is given in Appendix B.
Next: Data Types and Precision
Up: Structure of LAPACK
Previous: Structure of LAPACK
  Contents
  Index
Susan Blackford
1999-10-01


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% block title %}{% trans "Verify Mobile Phone" %}{% endblock %} {% block breadcrumbs %}
Verification Code:
{{ form.verify_code }}
Enter the code that you should have received on your mobile phone.
{% trans 'Resend Verification Code' %}


This method should be called to close a private session, in case its started.
Commit the candidate configuration.
Describes exceptions related to commit operation
Commit the candidate configuration, temporarily. This is equivalent of
Loads and commits the candidate configuration, Configuration can be in text/xml/set foramt.
Prepares a new <code?Device</code> object, either with default client capabilities and default port 830, or with user specified capabilities and port no, which can then be used to perform netconf operations.
Create a new configuration as an XML object.
Create a new RPC as an XML object.
Create a new XML as an XML object.


---
layout: post
title: Collection of vim Tips
date: '2012-03-09T21:08:00.000-07:00'
author: Jay Swan
tags:
modified_time: '2012-03-09T21:08:50.110-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5029689981158113588.post-9223183054190003113
blogger_orig_url: http://unroutable.blogspot.com/2012/03/collection-of-vim-tips.html
---
Just a collection of vim tips & tricks for future reference.
Best of vim Tips
vim | Arabesque
vim Graphical Cheat Sheet
Why Do Those Nutheads Use vi?
vim cheatsheet
vim revisited
Python and vim


TACC HPC Python October 30, 2014 9:00am - 12:00pm
Welcome!
Please submit questions at the bottom of this page.
loud and clear
'cp:missing destination file operand after '/home1/..../python-hpc.tar.gz
Can you tell what I'm doing wrong?
Nevermind. No . after command
Hello. Someone there?
Hello.
I'm not able to submit an interactive job to the TACC-HPC-PYTHON account:
User dssussx is not associated with project TACC-HPC-PYTHON (in accounting_check_prod.pl).
Online users may use a regular idev session.
The TACC-HPC-PYTHON account is reserved for local users only.
What do we do after we log in?
module load intel/<IP_ADDRESS>
module load python/2.7.6
and "cp ~train00/python-hpc.tar.gz ."
With idev command:
Please report this problem:
what problem?
U. of TX users contact (https://portal.tacc.utexas.edu/consulting)
XSEDE users contact (https://portal.xsede.org/group/xup/help-desk).
FAILED
What command are you attempting? Just "idev"?
What do we do after "cp ~train00/python-hpc.tar.gz"?
tar -xzf python-hpc.tar.gz
I got this error:
login4.stampede(7)$ tar -fxz python-hpc.tar.gz
try "tar -xzf python-hpc.tar.gz"
(I'm quite surprised that the sequence of options makes a difference)
tar: You must specify one of the `-Acdtrux' or `--test-label' options
Try `tar --help' or `tar --usage' for more information.
login4.stampede(8)$
Are we just trying to untar this file?
Yes.
Okay. I will look online for how to do this.
I used srun instead of idev to get a compute node. Is that okay?
That should be okay.
Can the speaker move his terminal window down? I want to see the top of the current slide. I believe it shows us how to run the job. Is this correct? Are we running profiling.py?
python -m cProfile profiling.py
The slides should be available online:
https://www.tacc.utexas.edu/user-services/training/hpc-python
I found them!!
I get a ERROR: Cell magic `%%cython` not found.
How did you start your ipython session?
did you do the "%load_ext"?
(and on what machine are you?)
let me try again
yeah load_ext solved ti
Not sure what to do here:
login4.stampede(38)$ icc -shared -fPIC -03 myfunc -o myfun1.so -I$TACC_PYTHON_INC/python2.7/
icc: command line warning #10006: ignoring unknown option '-03'
That's a letter Oh, not digit zero
icc: error #10236: File not found: 'myfunc'
you forgot the ".c" extension
icc: command line error: no files specified; for help type "icc -help"
login4.stampede(39)$
Same error. Where did myfunc1.c come from?
from the command "cython myfunc1.pyx" (thankyou) (I missed that)
I retried it b/c I had a typo. Here's what I got:
login4.stampede(40)$ icc -shared -fPIC -03 myfunc1.c -o myfun1.so -I$TACC_PYTHON_INC/python2.7/
icc: command line warning #10006: ignoring unknown option '-03'
letter Oh, not digit zero: -03 vs -O3
whats inside $TACC_PYTHON_INC/python2.7/
just "ls" it.
my times are greater than what you get
on stampede? do you at least get an improvement in the same way as the teacher?
By how much?
almost twice
let me check on the improvement
I should compare test_python vs test_cython right?
Thanks for the link to the tutorial!
Okay I can do the cython myfunc3.pyx and the icc line without error. I generate an executable "myfunc3", but when I do "python test_cython3.py" I get an error:
"Import error: no module named myfunc3"
Any idea?
I guess the .so files are not being generated
I might have missed the part where he said how to do that
Are you compiling the way that Antonio shows on the slides?
I do the line starting with cython then the line starting with icc verbatim. Then python test_whatever
Hmm. So the .so is being generated, but then the function call in test_cython3.py cannot find it?
are you getting any errors? do a cut/paste of your terminal session.
here's how it works for me:
1. run cython:
cython myfunc3.pyx
login4.stampede(29)$ ls
myfunc1.pyx myfunc2.pyx myfunc3.c myfunc3.pyx
2. compile:
icc -fPIC -shared myfunc3.c -o myfunc3.so -I$TACC_PYTHON_INC/python2.7
login4.stampede(33)$ python test_cython3.py
7.4535600368e+13
So if I want to do this using my own python installation what would I give for TACC_PYTHON_INC/python2.7/
hm. do "find / -name cellobject.h"
that's the directory you need.
This is the include directory for your particular version of Python.
thanks
What is mean by broadcasting again?
This is referring to sending/receiving variables within an MPI enabled code.
Different MPI tasks each have unique values for variables within an MPI code.
Broadcast is a way to send to each task a value(s) to other tasks.
More about this later in Antonio's presentation.
Thanks.
What is meant by MIC? Using the MIC?
Many Integrated Cores
That's another name fr the Intel Xeon Phi co-processor
on the stampede nodes
Thanks for explaining that.
Since we can't use the MIC on the Login node, how do we get off the login node, or can we?
start an idev session: that puts you on a compute node, and they all have a MIC
(idev usually starts in the development queue; you can also use the normal-mic queue)
Okay then. Thanks!
How do you decide on 240 as a number for MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS
60 cores times 4 threads
But a node has only 16 cores ?
The node has 2 sandybridges of 8 cores, correct.
The MIC is a separate co-processor; it has 60 cores
note the variable name MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS, as opposed to OMP_NUM_THREADS
My time did not improve on that last example. I don't know why?
what is the output of "hostname -a"?
login4.stampede(77)$ hostname -a
login4
You need to be on a compute node in order to use a MIC.
Please refrain from running this code on the login node -- it will affect performance for other users.
same here no improvement hostname c559-101
Try turning on the offload report environment variable to see if you are actually offloading.
export OFFLOAD_REPORT=2
If you are offloading while running your code, you will receive extra output telling you.
Do you see this when you run?
No I donot see extra output
Can you double check your environment variables and their values?
sure
export MKL_MIC_ENABLE=1
export OMP_NUM_THREADS=16
export MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS=240
export OFFLOAD_REPORT=2
echo $OMP_NUM_THREADS $MKL_MIC_ENABLE $MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS $OFFLOAD_REPORT
16 1 240 2
Yeah they are all there
Would please output which modules you are using with "module list"?
Currently Loaded Modules:
1) TACC-paths 3) cluster-paths 5) cluster 7) intel/<IP_ADDRESS> 9) fftw3/3.3.2
2) Linux 4) xalt/0.4.6 6) TACC 8) mvapich2/1.9a2
Inactive Modules:
1) python/2.7.6
Ahhh
:-) You need to load intel/14 to get the MIC enabled python/2.7.6.
Let me know if that works out.
Yeah worked out
Great!
I did not get output here.
login4.stampede(75)$ python basic_1.py
[....]
_tkinter.TclError: no display name and no $DISPLAY environment variable
login4.stampede(76)$
when you connected to stampede, did you use ssh -X ? And do you have a X11 manager on your local computer?
I did not use ssh -X. I used ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I don't know if I have an X11 manager. I'm using a laptop with Ubuntu. If you have Ubuntu using ssx -X .... should fix the problem.
ssh -X user@host or ssh -Y user@host for Stampede should be sufficient for X11 tunneling and opening up X-windows.
What does hostname -a output if I am on a compute node?
How do I make sure I am using a compute node?
What are you getting (it varies for all of them)?
If you see login.... then it's a login, if you see c###-### it's a compute node.
Got it.
Could you tell me how to compute $MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS for a node with 16 cores
Do you mean show the value of the environment variable $MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS?
echo $MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS
NO how did you come up with 240 number
Or is it default per node
If I am specifying it in a job script how will I doit
The node has 2 sandybridges of 8 cores, correct.
The MIC is a separate co-processor; it has 60 cores
note the variable name MIC_OMP_NUM_THREADS, as opposed to OMP_NUM_THREADS
It's part of the hardware of the Intel Xeon Phi Coprocessor (i.e. MIC).
Oh ok so does all nodes on stamped have MICs with 60 cores
Essentially all compute nodes. Not the login nodes. All our MICs are "the same" in the sense they have 60 cores.
Why multiply by 4 so
Because the MIC has 4 hardware threads
Thanks I will look this up
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/optimization-and-performance-tuning-for-intel-xeon-phi-coprocessors-part-2-understanding
So is this available for any code that is compiled using MKL
With the intel compilers, yes.
Offload will be supported via OpenMP 4.0 in upcoming GCC compiler implementations as well.
Currently I have code compiled with Intel compilers an MKL in stampede. So If I specify MIC variables it will automatically offload to MIC right?

Mainly tha LAPACK routines are used with pretty large matrices
Many routines are supported. I'm not sure which specific ones are but many of the 'popular' ones, as Antonio pointed out in the tutorial.
How do I get on a compute node? I want to run these examples.
I was on a compute node at one point but not anymore.
idev -t 2:00:00
The account for TACC-HPC-PYTHON is reserved for local participants.
Thank you for that great presentation. The last part on mpi4py was difficutl for me to follow. However, overall, I learned a lot.


@(params: Map[String, Any]) @uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcemailrenderer.templates.helpers.html.template_main(params, "Marriage Allowance cancelled") {
Your Marriage Allowance will be cancelled on @{params("endDate")}, at the end of the tax year.
What happens next
If your former partner pays tax through PAYE, we’ll change their tax code and send them notification of their new tax code in the post. We’ll tell their employer to start using this new code from the start of the new tax year on @{params("startDate")}.
If they complete a Self Assessment tax return, we’ll return the allowance to them at the end of the current tax year on @{params("endDate")}. Their Personal Allowance will be adjusted on @{params("startDate")}.
There’s no need to contact us. You can check the status of your Marriage Allowance on your personal tax account by clicking the link below.
www.gov.uk/personal-tax-account
From HMRC Marriage Allowance
}


sample code, appendices and functions for the text Programming GUIs in R
| Version: | 0.0-4 |
| Depends: | methods, utils, ggplot2, svMisc, MASS |
| Suggests: | qtbase, RGtk2, cairoDevice, gWidgetsRGtk2, gWidgets, tcltk |
| Published: | 2014-07-20 |
| Author: | Michael Lawrence and John Verzani |
| Maintainer: | John Verzani <verzani at math.csi.cuny.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | NA |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ProgGUIinR results |
| Reference manual: | ProgGUIinR.pdf |
| Package source: | ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.zip, r-release: ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.zip, r-oldrel: ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.tgz, r-oldrel: ProgGUIinR_0.0-4.tgz |
| Old sources: | ProgGUIinR archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=ProgGUIinR to link to this page.


Go from this:

<%= locales.translate('welcome') %>

<% if (model.get('visible')) { %>

<img src="<%= model.photo_url %>"/>
<a href="<%= model.get('url') %>">
<%= escape(model.get('first_name')) %>
<%= escape(model.get('last_name')) %>

<%= truncate('bio') %>

<% }; %>
To this:

At only 949 bytes (minified), Quilt is a lightweight library offering a simple approach to building views and behavior in Backbone applications. It leaves HTML pure, attaching complex behavior in distinct modules behind the scenes. As much a pattern as a library, Quilt will clean up your view templates and business logic, making your application more maintainable and better composed.
Using Quilt, you build small pieces of functionality that get attached to DOM elements declaratively within your HTML. These Quilt "patches" are usually associated with a model or collection, and changes are synced automatically to the DOM. Because Quilt isolates UI behavior and view logic, writing and maintaining tests becomes a lot easier.
Out of the box Quilt comes with a small library of core patches for common problems. Included are patches for showing and hiding elements in various situations, updating DOM text and attributes safely, and a few others. More will be added with time. You are encouraged to share your own patches.
The safety and convenience of element IDs, but scoped to the current view. Using class selectors to find view elements conflates style with business logic. IDs have to be globally unique. data-ref provides a convenient way to declare what elements are relavent to your view and UI logic.

Find me in your view as @$handle.

Show or hide an element when an attribute is true of false.

Show me when my model's visible attribute is truthy.

Hide me when my model's visible attribute is truthy.

Render an attribute as HTML. If @model.get("description") contained HTML:

I'm html.

Escape any HTML and render an attribute as text. If @model.get("description") contained HTML it will be stripped:

I'm html.

Update an elements attribute when a model attribute changes.

The source for Quilt is hosted on github. Please give it a read before trying anything serious as it will greatly improve the utility you gain from the library. The annotated source is also provided for easier reading. Supermodel is available for use under the MIT software license.
In order to promote reusability, Quilt plugins are instantiated through html data attributes. This allows developers to create entirely new functionality without writing any javascript. For example, the following snippet renders an attribute from the model as html and updates it on change.
var Html = Quilt.View.extend({
initialize: function(options) {
this.attr = options.attr;
this.model.on('change:' + this.attr, this.render, this);
},
render: function() {
this.$el.html(this.model.get(this.attr));
return this;
}
});
To expose this functionality to templates in Quilt views, a property is attached to Quilt.attributes
.
Quilt.attributes.html = function(el, options) {
return new Html({el: el, attr: options});
};
The attribute can now be used in a view, provided that it inherits from Quilt.View
.
var View = Quilt.View.extend({
template: function() {
return '

';
}
});
The extension point for declarative attributes. All handlers should be attached as functions here. Each handler is provided with the element to extend (where the data attribute was found), the value of the attribute (parsed as JSON via jQuery.fn.data
), and is called with the parent view as context.
// Set a reference to a specific element on the parent view.
//
//

//
Quilt.attributes.ref = function(el, options) {
this['$' + options] = $(el);
};
Note: Dashed data attributes will be changed into their camel-cased counterpart before use. For instance, data-foo-bar
will use Quilt.attributes.fooBar
as a handler.
Custom view class that handles extension by data attributes.
model/collectionQuilt views follow the convention that models and collections will be passed in via the model
and collection
properties. Any other models or collections created by the view are its own responsibility and should be cleaned up manually during dispose.
A function that takes a data object as an argument and returns rendered html. Defaults to null
.
var View = Quilt.View.extend({
template: _.template(text)
});
views
An array of child views, to be cleaned up on dispose.
var View = Quilt.View.extend({
render: function() {
Quilt.View.prototype.render.apply(this, arguments);
this.views.push(new Child().render());
return this;
}
});
render
After cleaning up old views, use template to generate html and then replace the element's contents with it. Then, search for appropriate data attributes and call their respective handlers. If a handler returns an instance of Quilt.View, it will be rendered and stored in views.
disposeWhen you no longer have any use for a view, you should call dispose
. It will clean up any event handlers on model
and collection
and dispose of each of its child views (stored in views). It is assumed that all handlers will be attached with the view as context.
// Will be cleaned up by quilt.
this.model.on('event', this.handler, this);
this.collection.on('event', this.handler, this);
// Will *not* be cleaned up by quilt.
this.model.on('event', this.handler);
this.collection.on('event', this.handler);
this.customProperty.on('event', this.handler, this);


David Kulpanowski
2 June 2021
The following instructions describe how to set up the Ambulance Deployment program on a Windows 10 machine. If you are using Linux or MacOS your experience will be different.
I am reading your documentation and creating an html page to make it more explicit and easy to follow.
I am making my way through the documentation and the project is nearly set up. However there are a few sticking points where I need your help.
I pull this github repo onto my local machine. On the Ambulance Deployment Github page there is a green button labeled Code with a drop-down arrow. Click it and choose Download Zip. Place the zip file in a convenient place of your choosing. Make note of where you store the file - you will need it later.
Unzip the AmbulanceDeployment-master.zip file and open up each subfolder and look at the contents. These files can be opened in Jupyter Notebook or as a Notepad text file. Open each file and look at the code. Start to familiarize yourself with the project.
| AmbulanceDeployment.jl-legacy | Contains Jupyter notebook files for plotting and testing. This appears to be the modelling files necessary for the optimization. | |
| Data_Preprocessing | Contains input and output file for census data, stations, hospitals, and grids. Jupyter notebooks and json files | |
| documentation | Contains a single file; A mark down page regarding the Gurobi installation | |
| Open_Street_Map | The census_tracts folder contains numerous text files. I don't understand what these are. A data-prep subfolder contains comma separated value files and Jupyter notebook files to process these data. | |
| results | A series of exhibits in png format showing output from the program. | |
| miscellaneous files such as a license and a read me markdown file. |
In data science, the Anaconda distribution is widely used. If you don't already have this software it can be downloaded here. Accept the default values for the program installation.
For this project you will be using Jupyter Notebooks extensively. Simply click the Launch button within the tab to open a notebook.
This project is has quite a steep learning curve because there are numerous computer programs working together. There are also files which need to placed in very specific locations on your computer. These would be license files, package files, data files, etc.
Download Julia from here and install it following the default prompts. In this documentation I am working with Julia 1.6.1.
If there is an icon on your desktop for Julia double click it to start the program. You will be confronted with a blinking cursor and ascii art. There is very little to to this IDE. If you are needing to write text files and examine the raw code then I would suggest the Atom IDE. It is necessary to read the Julia documentation before starting.
Inside the Julia shell I generate a new package called AmbulanceDeployment. Here are directions to make that happen followed by a screenshot.
The AmbulanceDeployment package (Joshua: Is package the correct word?)
This section needs explicit direction. Instead of click here and paste there it should be a command prompt such as or some other explicit statement.
For example: move c:\Temp\AmbulanceDeployment c:\users\em3124\.julia
You will need a license file to use the Gurobi optimizer. An academic license will typically last for one semester. A trial version will work for a short while until you can make a use-case for the purchase of this optimization algorithm. The Gurobi software is available here. This project currently uses 8.1 version however this tutorial recommends the 9.1 version of the software.
In this case the project is using an academic license. Your case may be different. Register at the Gurobi website for the software download and license. At the email address provided you will receive an email with instructions to install the license.
The email instructions direct you the install the license. In order to do this you will open a command prompt. On the keyboard press the windows + R and at the dialogue box type in cmd and hit enter. A blinking dos prompt will appear. You will not need to change the directory. In the email received from Gurobi there is an instruction paragraph: copy the text starting with grbgetkey.... then navigate to the command prompt and paste the string of text into the blinking cursor and hit enter key.
c:\grbgetkey 9ca3dfec-c487-9999-99999-9999
enter
If the license installed succesfully you should receive a command prompt stating
The license was written to c:\users\em3124\gurobi.lic
Your location will be different.
In order to verify gurobi is integrated with Anaconda download a python file. At the Gurobi website there are Python code examples. I chose the example for facility locations.
Open the Anaconda Navigator and click the Launch button for the Spyder program.
From the website page copy the Python code
Paste the Python code for the facility location problem into a new Spyder window. Save the program and click the green triangle pointing to the right or you can press the F5 button on your keyboard. The top pane is the Python program and the bottom pane is the output of the program. If Gurobi is installed correctly on your machine the output should show the number of pencils and pens from the warehouse to the destination city.
If the console output shows an error message then that error will have to be fixed.
By the way, Gurobi has tutorials posted on their web site that are a great source of free education. Never stop learning.
If you installed the latest version of Anaconda Distribution you would already have Flask installed on your machine. You can check this by opening Anaconda Navigator from the Windows Start menu. On the left hand side is button for Environments. Click this button and the main window will change to the following screenshot. At the Search Packages input box type in flask.
If flask is not installed on your distribution of Anaconda follow the steps similar to setting up Gurobi within Anaconda. Within the Environments tab of the Anaconda Navigator click the base(root) button and select Open Terminal. At the Terminal prompt type in pip install flask. This will install Flask as well as all the dependencies.
After you have Flask, you will need to install React.js and other dependencies.
You will need a key for the routing service. This is available from Open Route Service website.
At the head of the web page click the Sign up option. If you have a GitHub account you can use it here. Or you can create an account for this service.
After signing up for the service you will receive an email welcoming you. Within this email click on the hyperlink for API key to obtain the license you need to run the routing service.
The hyperlink will lead you back to the Open Route Service webpage and you will log back in if necessary. To request a token choose the drop-down menu and select Free, for the token name give it a name you can remember. In this case I named it AustinEMS. Then click the button on the bottom right side of the screen to Create Token. A long string of alpha-numeric text is listed on the web page. This long string of text is your token. You will paste this long string of text into the Jupyter Notebook/Python program.
Return to the Julia program.
The following will not be included in the documenation. It is here as an admission of the complexity of this project.
It is necessary to install the following programs as well as dependencies
These issues listed above are necessary for the project to run successfully. Each one of them is necessary for an end result. If you are missing one component the project will either not run or it may be incomplete.
Team: Could this project be run completely in Python? Why is Julia necessary? Atom could also go away if you are not dealing with Julia. Also, could there be an open source solver? The ability to run all of the code in anaconda Python would be a huge relief. Obtaining a temporary Gurobi license would disappear. Dealing with Julia and the strange syntax and setup would disappear. This would leave Anaconda Python and Open Street Map Routing.
Removing Gurobi and Julia would make this project much simpler for a variety of reasons.
Python is not really built for GUI development, but there is PyQT and widget programs for Python. A pure Python application would streamline everything.
I don't understand the concept of using Jupyter notebooks (See Note 1.) My concept would be to use Python (Spyder or IDLE IDE) and use PYODBC to link into the SQL Server database to derive your emergency events and supporting data such as time stamps and acuity. This would then be worked with as a Pandas dataframe. What does Notebooks get me?
Team: There are several different sets of directions on the Github repository and they are written in the markdown syntax. Can we have one set of directions written in html or as pdf file.
Think of a way to convert Jupyter Notebooks to Python code run in Spyder
Note 1.) Of course this is coming from a guy who thinks IDLE is a great way to write Python. I am a huge believer in simplicity.


WITNESS LIST State Recreational Resources Committee (Subcommittee on State Wildlife) May 8, 2000-1:00P State Wildlife On: Cook, Robert L. (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Cooke, Jerry L. (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Sinclair, David (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Young, E.L. "Butch" (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department)


@* * Copyright 2021 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @this( main_template: MainTemplate, formHelper: FormWithCSRF ) @( subscriptions: Map[Int, Seq[PSub]], npsData: Map[Int, Int], nextPageUrl: String, mode: Mode, arePsubsEmpty: Boolean )(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages) @main_template( title = messages("summarySubscriptions.title") ) { @components.back_link() @components.heading("summarySubscriptions.heading")
@messages("summarySubscriptions.atLeastOne")
} else { @components.button_link(nextPageUrl) } }


This screen lists all the collections you currently have. Each item in the list contains it's name, flags of languages, overall statistics and progress information. If a collection is disabled only it's name and flags of used languages are shown.
To see contents of a collection simply click on it. To create a new collection press 'Menu->New'. Click and hold on a collection to edit or delete it.
There are 2 options in the menu here which let you backup and restore your data using your SD card. Use it to prevent data loss when you're going to wipe your phone's internal memory, for example during a system update.
a search menu to do searching all the collections that can be accessed by clicking the search button on your phone as well just in case you have a *wierd* android devices.
< Main help page


Annotatable page
Equations in LaTeX
Equations in MathJax (png)
Equations in MathJax
equations in dotty
rawSVG equations
coloured network
networked network


{% can_send_for_approval object user as can_approve %}
{% if can_approve %}
Submit for Approval
{% endif %}
Select a document
{% url 'apply:projects:copy-documents' pk=object.pk as select_document_url %}
{% include 'funds/includes/delegated_form_base.html' with form=select_document_form value='Copy' action=select_document_url %}
Upload a new document
{% include 'funds/includes/delegated_form_base.html' with form=document_form value='Upload'%}


| parseCssColors {htmltools} | R Documentation |
Parses/normalizes CSS color strings, and returns them as strings in
"#RRGGBB"
and/or "#RRGGBBAA"
format. Understands hex colors in 3, 4, 6,
and 8 digit forms, rgb()
/rgba()
, hsl()
/hsla()
, and color keywords.
parseCssColors(str, mustWork = TRUE)
str |
CSS color strings |
mustWork |
If true, invalid color strings will cause an error; if false,
then the result will contain |
Note that parseCssColors
may return colors in #RRGGBBAA
format. Such
values are not understood by Internet Explorer, and must be converted to
rgba(red, green, blue, alpha)
format to be safe for the web.
A vector of strings in #RRGGBB
or #RRGGBBAA
format (the latter is
only used for colors whose alpha values are less than FF
), or NA
for
invalid colors when mustWork
is false. Such strings are suitable for
use in plots, or parsing with col2rgb()
(be sure to pass alpha = TRUE
to prevent the alpha channel from being discarded).
parseCssColors(c( "#0d6efd", "#DC35457F", "rgb(32,201,151)", " rgba( 23 , 162 , 184 , 0.5 ) ", "hsl(261, 51%, 51%)", "cornflowerblue" ))


Model component subpackages¶
This section describes the package implementing a single model component.
Each such package is a subpackage of pycopancore.model_components
.
Subpackage structure¶
A component subpackage contains one interface module, one model module, and one implementation class module for each entity-type and process taxon that the component contributes to:
<component name>
implementation
cell.py
culture.py
environment.py
individual.py
social_metabolism.py
social system.py
interface.py
model.py
Interface module¶
The interface module defines the attributes of all entity-types and process taxons contributed by this component.
Each attribute is an instance of the class Variable
or one of its subclasses such as ReferenceVariable
(for references to at most one other entity, e.g. CEO
)
or SetVariable
(for references to sets of entities, e.g. residents
),
either one imported from the master data model or another component, or a new instance.
Basic structure of interface.py
, using attributes imported from the data model and self-defined variables:
from pycopancore.master_data_model import C, ...
class Model:
name = '<model name>'
description = '<model description>'
requires = []
...
class Cell:
<variable name> = C.<same variable name>
...
class SocialSystem:
...
class Environment:
...
Variables from the master data model must be used under the exact same name as they occur there. In turn, the modeling board must ensure that variable names in the master data model are reasonably short without losing distinguishability and descriptiveness.
If some needed attribute is not (yet) defined in the master data model but is already defined in another component that this component necessarily requires (i.e., if the component may not be meaningfully used in any model without the other component), then the preferred choice is to import the attribute from the other component’s interface (not implementation!) module as follows:
import pycopancore.model_components.<other component name>.interface as O
class Cell:
<variable name> = O.Cell.<same variable name>
...
...
However, if the import is not possible since the other component’s interface itself already imports this component’s interface (either directly or indirectly via a sequence of imports), which would lead to an unallowed import cycle, then the respective attribute shall not specified in this component’s interface at all. Instead, the implementation classes of this component shall reference the other component’s attribute directly via the other component’s interface (see below).
Finally, if the needed attribute is not defined in either the master data model nor any components this component requires,
it must be defined (instead of imported) as an instance of the Variable
class, specifying the variable’s metadata.
We encourage using variable metadata from established catalogues of variables
such as the CF Conventions Standard Names for climate-related quantities
or the World Bank’s CETS list of socio-economic indicators wherever possible,
ideally via the Variable
class’ subclasses CFVariable
, CETSVariable
, etc.,
but renaming the variable according to copan:CORE’s naming standards if necessary
(e.g. for a CETSVariable
or for a CFVariable
with too lengthy names).
:: CF Conventions Standard Names: http://cfconventions.org/Data/cf-standard-names/37/build/cf-standard-name-table.html
:: World Bank’s CETS list: https://datahelpdesk.worldbank.org/knowledgebase/articles/201175-how-does-the-world-bank-code-its-indicators
Example:
from pycopancore import Variable, ReferenceVariable, SetVariable
import pycopancore.base.interface as B
...
class Cell:
<variable name> = Variable("<label>", <other metadata>...)
owner = ReferenceVariable("owning firm", type=B.Firm)
residents = SetVariable("resident individuals", type=B.Individual)
...
...
Implementation class modules¶
For each entity-type and process taxon that the component contributes to, an implementation class module defines the corresponding implementation class.
The latter is derived from the corresponding interface class that was defined in the interface module.
In its processes
attribute, the implementation class specifies
the metadata of all processes the component contributes to this entity-type or process taxon,
by listing instances of suitable process type classes (ODE
, Event
, …).
It also defines these processes’ logics by defining suitable instance methods which are referenced in the above process metadata, or by specifying symbolic expressions directly in the metadata.
Finally, an entity-type implementation class (but not a process taxon implementation class)
may override three special instance methods provided by the general base class Entity
that are called upon initialization (e.g. birth or foundation),
“deactivation” (e.g. death, termination, collapse, loosing independence),
and possibly at “reactivation” (e.g., rebirth, regaining independence) of the entity,
usually at initialization and termination of the whole model,
and possibly also as a consequence of certain events belonging to the entity itself or to other entities (e.g. a parent). [1]
The basic structure of an implementation class module, here cell.py
(similar for other entity-types and process taxons), is this:
# import used process-types:
from pycopancore import ODE, Explicit, Event, Step, ...
# import the interface to be able to derive implementation class from interface class:
import .interface
# import base class for basic (de-)activation logics:
from pycopancore import Entity
class Cell (interface.Cell):
# define process logics:
def <method name> (self, t):
...
def <another method name> (self, t):
...
def <event method name> (self, t):
...
def <step method name> (self, t):
...
return next_t
# specify process metadata:
processes = [
ODE(..., <method name>),
ODE(..., <some (list of) symbolic expression(s)>),
Explicit(..., <another method name>),
Explicit(..., <another (list of) symbolic expression(s)>),
Event(..., <rate symbolic expression>, <event method name>),
Step(..., <step method name>),
...
]
Implementation instance methods¶
Implementation instance methods typically do not return variable values but manipulate entity attributes directly.
For an explicit equation, step or event, they overwrite variable attributes, e.g. self.welfare = consumption/population
while for an ordinary differential equation, they add to time derivative attributes, e.g.
self.d_population += birth_flow
.
Only implicit equation methods return a value that the runner tries to make zero,
e.g. return supply - demand
if the equation is “supply = demand”.
In case of process taxons, please note that although those classes have only one instance,
the process logics is still implemented via instance methods (i.e., taking self
as first argument)
rather than via class or static methods.
Likewise, the taxon’s attribute values are stored in the sole instance’s attributes,
while their metadata are stored in the respective class attributes, just as for entities and entity-types.
| [1] | Note that upon deactivation, an entity object is not deleted but remains in memory not only since it may later be reactivated but mainly since it remains needed for several operations such as accessing its history during a model run’s later analysis etc. |


Chatty Math
Enter simple math problems, and Chatty Math will solve them for you.
Your math problem
Solve it!


 Note that you will be unable to recover it unless you have saved it previously.
To use a previously created item set navigate to:
League of Legends\Config\Global\Recommended\
for global item sets. Or to:
League of Legends\Config\Champions\{championKey}\Recommended\
for a champion specific item set.
To use the item set in your League of Legends client simply follow in the instructions below:
1. As you have chosen a global item set that all champions can use, navigate to:
2. Copy the file to the folder that you have navigated to.
3. Your item set should now be visible in the item shop to all champions
1. As you have chosen a champion specific item set, navigate to:
League of Legends\Config\Champions\\Recommended\
3. Your item set should now be visible in the item shop to your specific champion,
listAll Items
Starting Items
Jungle
Lane
Tools
Consumable
Gold Income
Vision & Trinkets
Defense
Armor
Health
Health Regen
Magic Resist
Attack
Attack Speed
Critical Strike
Damage
Life Steal
Magic
Cooldown Reduction
Mana
Mana Regen
Ability Power
Movement
Boots
Other Movement
Most Frequent
Highest Winrate


Bone tickling humour served on a single stage. Hasyam has got that covered. Funny retorts, savage comebacks, scripted jokes, you name it, Hasyam has got it. Laughter knew no bounds as we hit off with this event! But for the fun of twist and thrill of contrast we had Vishwak Sen, the Mass the Das redefining heroism!


Chrome
Calories
Calories
Search
In this tab we will display the output for this given recipie
Search for a food
search


tracks
albums
genres
artists
podcasts
playlists
artist name
artist followers
genre
Recent Searches
recent search
recent search
recent search
Related Artists
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers
Artist name
followers


angular-bootstrap-select
========================
Directive to wrap [bootstrap-select](http://silviomoreto.github.io/bootstrap-select/). This directive aims to proxy the behavior of the plugin bootstrap-select, in the AngularJS style, see the documentation on the [plugin page](http://silviomoreto.github.io/bootstrap-select/).
## Requirements
- ([jQuery](http://jquery.com/))
- ([bootstrap-select](http://silviomoreto.github.io/bootstrap-select/))
- ([AngularJS](http://angularjs.org/))
## Install
```bash
$ bower install angular-bootstrap-select
```
## Examples
### [Live demo](http://joaoneto.github.io/angular-bootstrap-select/)
### Demo in `demo/index.html` folder
### Html snippet
```html
<script src="../bower_components/angular-bootstrap-select/build/angular-bootstrap-select.min.js"></script>
<select class="selectpicker">
<option>Mustard</option>
<option>Ketchup</option>
<option>Relish</option>
</select>
```
## TODO
Implement ngOptions with selectpicker
```html
<select ng-model="form" class="selectpicker" ng-options="color.name for color in colors"></select>
```
## Testing
```bash
$ npm install
$ bower install
$ grunt
```
## License
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2014 João Pinto Neto
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.


Tuesday — January 26, 2021 Opal cuts off your apps’ internet access to help you stop doomscrolling by Ivan Mehta 1 hour ago 6
Uber expands its low-emission ride options to 1,400 more North American cities Cities Today . 5 days ago
It’s happening! World’s biggest diesel factory pivots to electric motors Matthew Beedham . 6 hours ago
This nearly inexplicable exoplanet has the density of cotton candy The Cosmic Companion . 6 hours ago
Ringover $12M Series a Telecommunication Expedition Growth Capital Ringover raises $12 million to bring enterprise communications to the cloud on VentureBeat
SwissDeCode $4.2M venture capital Biotechnology VisVires New Protein BREAKING: Food testing startup SwissDeCode nets $4.2m from VisVires New Protein, EIT Food on AgFunderNews
Klook $200M Series e Internet Boyu Capital, +4 SoftBank-backed travel platform Klook raises $200M amid COVID-19 on TechCrunch
Wolt $300M venture capital Mobile, +5 DST Global, +9 Food delivery startup Wolt raises $530M after tripling revenues on SiliconANGLE


The dataverse package provides access to Dataverse APIs (versions 4+), enabling data search, retrieval, and deposit, thus allowing R users to integrate public data sharing into the reproducible research workflow. dataverse is the next-generation iteration of the dvn package, which works with Dataverse 3 (“Dataverse Network”) applications. dataverse includes numerous improvements for data search, retrieval, and deposit, including use of the (currently in development) sword package for data deposit and the UNF package for data fingerprinting.
You can find a stable release on CRAN, or install the latest development version from GitHub:
# Install from CRAN
install.packages("dataverse")
# Install from GitHub
if (!require("remotes")) install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("iqss/dataverse-client-r")
Some features of the Dataverse API are public and require no authentication. This means in many cases you can search for and retrieve data without a Dataverse account for that a specific Dataverse installation. But, other features require a Dataverse account for the specific server installation of the Dataverse software, and an API key linked to that account. Instructions for obtaining an account and setting up an API key are available in the Dataverse User Guide. (Note: if your key is compromised, it can be regenerated to preserve security.) Once you have an API key, this should be stored as an environment variable called DATAVERSE_KEY
. It can be set within R using:
Sys.setenv("DATAVERSE_KEY" = "examplekey12345")
Because there are many Dataverse installations, all functions in the R client require specifying what server installation you are interacting with. This can be set by default with an environment variable, DATAVERSE_SERVER
. This should be the Dataverse server, without the “https” prefix or the “/api” URL path, etc. For example, the Harvard Dataverse can be used by setting:
Sys.setenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER" = "dataverse.harvard.edu")
Note: The package attempts to compensate for any malformed values, though.
Currently, the package wraps the data management features of the Dataverse API. Functions for other API features - related to user management and permissions - are not currently exported in the package (but are drafted in the source code).
The dataverse package provides multiple interfaces to obtain data into R. Users can supply a file DOI, a dataset DOI combined with a filename, or a dataverse object. They can read in the file as a raw binary or a dataset read in with the appropriate R function.
Use the get_dataframe_*()
functions, depending on the input you have. For example, we will read a survey dataset on Dataverse, nlsw88.dta (doi:10.70122/FK2/PPKHI1/ZYATZZ
), originally in Stata dta form.
With a file DOI, we can use the get_dataframe_by_doi
function:
nlsw <-
get_dataframe_by_doi(
filedoi = "10.70122/FK2/PPIAXE/MHDB0O",
server = "demo.dataverse.org"
)
## Downloading ingested version of data with readr::read_tsv. To download the original version and remove this message, set original = TRUE.
##
## ── Column specification ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
## cols(
## idcode = col_double(),
## age = col_double(),
## race = col_double(),
## married = col_double(),
## never_married = col_double(),
## grade = col_double(),
## collgrad = col_double(),
## south = col_double(),
## smsa = col_double(),
## c_city = col_double(),
## industry = col_double(),
## occupation = col_double(),
## union = col_double(),
## wage = col_double(),
## hours = col_double(),
## ttl_exp = col_double(),
## tenure = col_double()
## )
which by default reads in the ingested file (not the original dta) by the readr::read_tsv
function.
Alternatively, we can download the same file by specifying the filename and the DOI of the “dataset” (in Dataverse, a collection of files is called a dataset).
nlsw_tsv <-
get_dataframe_by_name(
filename = "nlsw88.tab",
dataset = "10.70122/FK2/PPIAXE",
server = "demo.dataverse.org"
)
Now, Dataverse often translates rectangular data into an ingested, or “archival” version, which is application-neutral and easily-readable. read_dataframe_*()
defaults to taking this ingested version rather than using the original, through the argument original = FALSE
.
This default is safe because you may not have the proprietary software that was originally used. On the other hand, the data may have lost information in the process of the ingestation.
Instead, to read the same file but its original version, specify original = TRUE
and set an .f
argument. In this case, we know that nlsw88.tab
is a Stata .dta
dataset, so we will use the haven::read_dta
function.
nlsw_original <-
get_dataframe_by_name(
filename = "nlsw88.tab",
dataset = "10.70122/FK2/PPIAXE",
.f = haven::read_dta,
original = TRUE,
server = "demo.dataverse.org"
)
Note that even though the file prefix is “.tab”, we use haven::read_dta
.
Of course, when the dataset is not ingested (such as a Rds file), users would always need to specify an .f
argument for the specific file.
Note the difference between nls_tsv
and nls_original
. nls_original
preserves the data attributes like value labels, whereas nls_tsv
has dropped this or left this in file metadata.
class(nlsw_tsv$race) # tab ingested version only has numeric data
## [1] "numeric"
attr(nlsw_original$race, "labels") # original dta has value labels
## white black other
## 1 2 3
In some cases, you may not want to read in the data in your environment, perhaps because that is not possible (e.g. for a .docx
file), and you want to simply write these files your local disk. To do this, use the more primitive get_file_*
commands. The arguments are equivalent, except we no longer need an .f
argument
nlsw_raw <-
get_file_by_name(
filename = "nlsw88.tab",
dataset = "10.70122/FK2/PPIAXE",
server = "demo.dataverse.org"
)
class(nlsw_raw)
## [1] "raw"
The function get_file_metadata()
can also be used similarly. This will return a metadata format for ingested tabular files in the ddi
format. The function get_dataset()
will retrieve the list of files in a dataset.
get_dataset(
dataset = "10.70122/FK2/PPIAXE",
server = "demo.dataverse.org"
)
## Dataset (182162):
## Version: 1.1, RELEASED
## Release Date: 2020-12-30T00:00:24Z
## License: CC0
## 22 Files:
## label version id contentType
## 1 nlsw88_rds-export.rds 1 1734016 application/octet-stream
## 2 nlsw88.tab 3 1734017 text/tab-separated-values
Dataverse supplies a robust search API to discover Dataverses, datasets, and files. The simplest searches simply consist of a query string:
dataverse_search("Gary King")
More complicated searches might specify metadata fields:
dataverse_search(author = "Gary King", title = "Ecological Inference")
And searches can be restricted to specific types of objects (Dataverse, dataset, or file):
dataverse_search(author = "Gary King", type = "dataset")
The results are paginated using per_page
argument. To retrieve subsequent pages, specify start
.
Dataverse provides two - basically unrelated - workflows for managing (adding, documenting, and publishing) datasets. The first is built on SWORD v2.0. This means that to create a new dataset listing, you will have to first initialize a dataset entry with some metadata, add one or more files to the dataset, and then publish it. This looks something like the following:
# retrieve your service document
d <- service_document()
# create a list of metadata
metadat <-
list(
title = "My Study",
creator = "Doe, John",
description = "An example study"
)
# create the dataset
ds <- initiate_sword_dataset("mydataverse", body = metadat)
# add files to dataset
tmp <- tempfile()
write.csv(iris, file = tmp)
f <- add_file(ds, file = tmp)
# publish new dataset
publish_sword_dataset(ds)
# dataset will now be published
list_datasets("mydataverse")
The second workflow is called the “native” API and is similar but uses slightly different functions:
# create the dataset
ds <- create_dataset("mydataverse")
# add files
tmp <- tempfile()
write.csv(iris, file = tmp)
f <- add_dataset_file(file = tmp, dataset = ds)
# publish dataset
publish_dataset(ds)
# dataset will now be published
get_dataverse("mydataverse")
Through the native API it is possible to update a dataset by modifying its metadata with update_dataset()
or file contents using update_dataset_file()
and then republish a new version using publish_dataset()
.
Users interested in downloading metadata from archives other than Dataverse may be interested in Kurt Hornik’s OAIHarvester and Scott Chamberlain’s oai, which offer metadata download from any web repository that is compliant with the Open Archives Initiative standards. Additionally, rdryad uses OAIHarvester to interface with Dryad. The rfigshare package works in a similar spirit to dataverse with https://figshare.com/.


DH_INSTALLXFONTS(1) Debhelper DH_INSTALLXFONTS(1) NAME dh_installxfonts - register X fonts SYNOPSIS dh_installxfonts [debhelperÂ options] DESCRIPTION dh_installxfonts is a debhelper program that is responsible for registering X fonts, so their corresponding fonts.dir, fonts.alias, and fonts.scale be rebuilt properly at install time. Before calling this program, you should have installed any X fonts provided by your package into the appropriate location in the package build directory, and if you have fonts.alias or fonts.scale files, you should install them into the correct location under etc/X11/fonts in your package build directory. Your package should depend on xfonts-utils so that the update-fonts-* commands are available. (This program adds that dependency to ${misc:Depends}.) This program automatically generates the postinst and postrm commands needed to register X fonts. These commands are inserted into the maintainer scripts by dh_installdeb. See dh_installdeb(1) for an explanation of how this works. NOTES See update-fonts-alias(8), update-fonts-scale(8), and update-fonts-dir(8) for more information about X font installation. See Debian policy, section 11.8.5. for details about doing fonts the Debian way. SEE ALSO debhelper(7) This program is a part of debhelper. AUTHOR Joey Hess<EMAIL_ADDRESS>9.20120909 2011-09-12 DH_INSTALLXFONTS(1)


--- layout: green --- Homecare will contact you. We’ve saved your name and email and will be in touch soon. Contact Us
We’ve saved your name and email and will be in touch soon.


Clinical/Biospecimen All Data
Site
Institution
# Organs
# of Participants
# of Specimens
LabCAS Data
Actions


Portfolio
Alina Moskalenko
Single page application (SPA)
(with responsive design)
Portfolio | Yaroslav Moskalenko (international chef)
inMStore (mobile store) (React)
JavaScript Game
(desktop version)
Cells
Landing pages
(with grid-layout)
Shop page
Landing pages
(with responsive design)
Speak Starter
Apple.com
Metro UI
Google Home
Price page
Infobox (React)
Components for pages
(with responsive design)
Comment page (React)
Sidebar
Articles menu
Tab menu


Issue 285
Unbound controls should not be relevant
Wait for the form to load (when the ready field says 'TRUE').
If you can see any input fields, the test has failed. Otherwise, the test has passed.
FALSE
Input:
Input:
Ready:


{% block content %}
| Description | Search for users. Term is searched in users email, first name and last name. Search is case insensitive. Without any term, the full list of users is returned. Available to all authenticated users. A JSON list of user attributes is returned. |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/searchuser?term=<term>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
[ {"username": "mbalasso", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"fullname": "Matteo Balasso"}, {"username": "testuser", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"fullname": "Test User"} ] Status code 403 Ticket not valid Status code 500 |
| Description | Search for groups. Search is case insensitive. Without any term, the full list of groups is returned. A JSON list of group names is returned. Available to all authenticated users. |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/searchgroup?term=<term>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
[ { "groupname": "testgroup0001", "subscribers": 1 }, { "groupname": "testgroup0002", "subscribers": 3 } ] Status code 403 Ticket not valid Status code 500 |
| Description | Create a new group (available only to staff users). With the parent parameter provided, the group is created as child of the given group. Available only to staff users |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/creategroup?group=<group>&parent=<parent>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
"OK" Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |
| Description | Delete an existing group (available only to staff users). Even after deletion, the group name won't be available for new groups. Available only to staff users |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/deletegroup?group=<group>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
"OK" Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |
| Description | Add a user or a group to a group. The requestor must be one of the group managers (the same user who has created the group) With the recursive parameter, if the group has any child group, the user will be added to them as well. Available only to group managers |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/addtogroup?group=<group>&name=<name_to_add>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
"OK" Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |
| Description | Remove a user from a group. The requestor must be one of the group managers (the same user who has created the group). With the recursive parameter, if the group has any child group, the user will be removed from them as well. Available only to group managers |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/removeuser?group=<group>&username=<username>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
"OK" Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |
| Description | Search for group members. Given a group name, the service returns all group members and children groups. A JSON dictionary with the list of user attributes and the list of children groups is returned. Available only to staff users |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/groupmembers?group=<group>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
{ "users": [ { "username": "mbalasso", "fullname": "Matteo Balasso", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}, { "username": "testuser", "fullname": "Test User", "email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>} ], "groups": [ { "groupname": "testgroup0002", "subscribers": 3 } ] } Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 404 Group with given name does not exists Status code 500 |
| Description | Search for users group. Given a username, the service returns all the group the user is part of. A JSON list of group names is returned. Available only to staff users |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/usergroups?username=<username>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
[ { "groupname": "testgroup0001", "subscribers": 1 }, { "groupname": "testgroup0002", "subscribers": 3 } ] Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 404 User with given username does not exists Status code 500 |
| Description | The given user is added to the given group managers. If the group has (or will have) any child group, the user will be managers of them as well. Available only to group managers |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/promoteuser?group=<group>&username=<username>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
OK Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |
| Description | The given user is removed from the given group managers. If the group has any child group, the user will be removed from their managers as well. Available only to group managers |
| Url structure | {{ request.get_host }}/api/downgradeuser?group=<group>&username=<username>&ticket=<ticket> |
| Method | GET |
| Parameters |
|
| Returns |
Status code 200
OK Status code 403 Ticket not valid or user not allowed to invoke the service Status code 500 |


Select Course:
There are also backups available for deleted courses with the following IDs:
No Backups available.


DownHearted Soul | Die Hard - Live Life contains different literary pieces that reflect the author's real life. A girl who wrote her life story in the art of literary pieces. All the struggles and pain, loneliness and tears. Songs became her best friend, rythm, harmony and melody became her comforter, lyrics became her voice.
Paper and pen are the one who listen to her cry, the one accepts her views, the only things that could patiently hold on to her wherever she goes, whenever she wish to pour down all the things she keep in her heart.
Looking behind you, there's no one left
But looking forward, you know it's a worthwhile thing
Running as fast as you can, straight, focused,
trying to reach the end
A lot of things can use you stumble
On the way, you may become tired,
may become exhausted
As time pass by, you dropped a lot of water to the ground
But your eyes are looking straight forward to the highest point,
the finish line
Some of the runners already gave up
Walking back to where they came from
Some are stumbled, some are disturbed
Some are complaining, looking on the way and saying,
“It's still too far”
Without looking on how far they ran the race.
Some became weak and stopped running
Some also tried to go on, trying to reach their destination
Gratefully, you're still strong, full of energy and concentration
Your mind was set to the price if you survived and finish the race,
Your hope did not perish, you have a strong spirit.
Life is like a race, it's never been easy
You need a lot of endurance to survive and go on
There are many challenges that can cause you stumble
But if you fell down, you must learn to stand and go on.
~Pamela Tamayo Montilla
Notice the grass that covered the ground
Down to the Earth, they preserve beauty
Small as they are, they show humility
Not as tall as the trees, but strong enough to endure a hurricane.
A strong wind strike them
Big flood cover them
Big creatures step on them
But still, they slowly rise up every after the rain
They might be covered with thick mud
When flood seasons arrive
But they humble themselves
Bowing down and wait till the sun will rise.
Why not low yourselves as grasses do?
Why not try to humble and accept the due?
Why not endure the pain and do not loss hope?
Why not bow down to let the typhoon pass?
If you want to be like a proud and strong tree
And exalt yourself high above those little grasses
If you proudly face the strong hurricane believing you can beat it
Will you be able to see the new things the next morning?
Uprooted, like the big tree, you will also be
Down to the Earth dead will be your end
Follow those little grasses on the ground
Humble yourself and you will survive.
~Pamela Tamayo Montilla
With all the things happened from the past
I survived
I stood up firmly
I never tried to hide
With all those difficulties,
Someone lend me a hand
I found a relief,
It's in God's hand
I cried in vain, asking the same questions, WHY?
I'm depressed, I'm weak and so much tired
Feeling all the sorrows, I pity myself with that
Looking back, I realized
Those things are just challenges to continue the journey,
Difficulties in Life that will bring you lessons and courage to move on.
 Please visit us on the following pages and send us your concerns.


Successful Orlando Tech Meetup at The Iron Yard!
By Susanna Miller, Campus DirectorA great turnout on Friday at The Iron Yard Orlando to hear Matt Wallaert - kudos to the Orlando Tech Association for putting the event together! There were 65 attendees, and a fantastics Q&A afterwards. Looking forward to future events and collaboration with the Orlando Tech Association!


FOR LOVE OR MONEY A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 4.8
Date Released: 10/1/93 Running Length: 1:35 Rated: PG (Language, mature themes)
Starring: Michael J. Fox, Gabrielle Anwar, Anthony Higgins, Michael Tucker, Bob Balaban Director: Barry Sonnenfeld Producer: Brian Grazer Screenplay: Mark Rosenthal and Lawrence Konner Music: Bruce Broughton Released by Universal Pictures
Doug Ireland (Michael J. Fox) is the concierge at an upscale New York hotel, where his attention to the guests sometimes goes beyond the call of mere duty as he plays the role of a "genie is a suit", helping them realize their less grand dreams. But Doug has a dream of his own--building the "ultimate" hotel--and all he needs is a $3 million investment from super-rich tycoon Christian Hanover (Anthony Higgins). Hanover seems interested, but first he wants Doug to babysit his mistress, Andy Hart (Gabrielle Anwar). At first, Doug has no trouble with the task, but as he begins to fall for Andy, he realizes that he may have to make the choice between the girl and the dream.
"Cute" is the operative word to describe FOR LOVE OR MONEY, and there are numerous times when this picture takes cuteness to an extreme. It's nice when a movie gives you a warm, fuzzy feeling deep inside, but too much sweetness can turn sickening. FOR LOVE OR MONEY has its moments, but it's debatable whether there are enough of them to justify the movie's existence.
Michael J. Fox and Gabrielle Anwar make a good pair, and there's a decent rapport between them, but the script fails to take full advantage of the chemistry. Despite the amount of screen time that they share, the development of their romance is fitful and incomplete. For a romantic comedy, this is a serious flaw, and it makes the inevitable conclusion less satisfying than it should be. For those who enjoy this sort of lighthearted, frothy boy-meets-girl sparring, last year's THE CUTTING EDGE is a far better choice.
There are a number of seemingly unnecessary subplots going on, the inclusion of which damages the early pace of the movie. When the audience wants to see more Michael J. Fox/Gabrielle Anwar interaction, they are instead treated to Doug trying to duck the earstwhile, seemingly-incorruptible IRS agent Drinkwater (Bob Balaban). Admittedly, things get tied together in the end, but the conclusion is so feeble that it doesn't warrant all of the excess garbage that leads up to it.
There are a number of charming scenes sprinkled throughout FOR LOVE OR MONEY, most of which feature the delicately growing relationship between Doug and Andy. There's also a very funny mistaken identity incident that shows the promise of a more enjoyable film than the one we're presented with.
The ending, in addition to being unaccountably rushed (the movie weighs in at a light 95 minutes, so there's no obvious reason for things to be truncated so suddenly), is disappointing in its unoriginality. Since this is basically a modern-day fairy tale, we know everything is going to turn out right--in fact, we'd be disappointed if it didn't--but the manner in which things are smoothly resolved is far from satisfying.
This is one of Michael J. Fox's better film performances (put it alongside his BACK TO THE FUTURE and DOC HOLLYWOOD roles). The movie itself isn't that great, but Fox is affable, and seems the perfect choice for Doug. Gabrielle Anwar, who had a quick scene in SCENT OF A WOMAN and a much larger role in WILD HEARTS CAN'T BE BROKEN, is a refreshing as Andy, perfecting a breezy attitude. Unfortunately for Ms. Anwar, she is forced to wear a number of too-tight outfits whose presence indicates that sex appeal is one of her main functions of her part.
Romantic comedies have become something of a scarce breed of late, and this is a prime example of why (there's an old saying that if you can't do something right, don't do it at all). Although FOR LOVE OR MONEY is a marginal film by any standards, it isn't unwatchable, and it does fit nicely into the "date movie" niche. I can't honestly recommend the movie, but it isn't completely without redeeming qualities.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


{% comment %} Display a TimingContext list in a tabular format For this to work properly, the page must also include this stylesheet and JS initialization: $("#timingTable").treetable(); {% endcomment %}
| Timer name | Duration | Percent of Parent | Percent of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| {{ timer.name }} | {{ timer.duration|stringformat:".3f" }} | {{ timer.percent_of_parent|stringformat:".1f" }} | {{ timer.percent_of_total|stringformat:".1f" }} |


In this document, we'll cover Objects. This is the most advanced data structure in JavaScript. The object is created by using curly braces, inside of which contains key value pairs "key: value". Objects can include any other data type or data structure including themselves and are also able to function outside of JavaScript using the derived syntax of JSON (JavaScript Object Notation).


Introduction
Project Building is, and has always been a struggle for most. Many people find themselves in a space where they are unsure where and what to start with. How to setup the base and how to finish it off. This Document serves as a guide to assist those in similar positions as to myself. This document will outline some starting points and how to progress from them.
I will explain some basic ways to get started and look at things that you will need to best assist with the process. Dont feel obliged to follow this guide word for word, use it purely as a reference. I have broken the document into various parts so that it's easier to reference back to a specific point if you get stuck.
Never assume that all documentation is correct, it's only as good as the way you interpret it. This document serves only as a guide and cannot be taken as the ultimate, as there are various takes and ways to actually accomplish the takes at hand. Use this at your own risk.

Martin Golding
Setting Everything Up
Before starting anything new you will always need a plan of action. You will need to decide what your goal is and then what you need to do, to get there. In some cases you have all of this all ready , if that is the case that's great. So you will find this very easy. It's important to understand that not everyone does this in the same way so even if your way of doing it differ from the set out way, carry on with your way, just as long as you can come to the same conclusion.
Depending on the way you handle these situations there are many ways to approach the issue at hand. Some prefer paper, some digital the choice is yours. I prefer to take the digital route to start my scoping phase. Markdown makes for the perfect platform to take down notes and create simple lists to assist with the mapping. You can combine your markdown files with Images and diagrams scanned, drawn or generated to create a full comprehensive list of everything you need.
Let look at what you will need to get yourself setup and ready to take on any challenge. I will create a brief list of things that I find useful for creating projects.
- Some pens and paper (This is handy even when going digital)
- Your choice of Text Editor, as I mentioned I use Markdown files, and use it in conjunction with VS Code.
- Time. Be sure to setup time to work on your project.
- You will need diaagrams, and/ or graphs to illustrate and map your ideas.
- Peers to proof read what you have.
As a final note don't try and finish it all in one go. These things take time and you can always come back to it later, and make adjustments. It's better to have only a few points than to have nothing. Just make sure you dont give up and always try your best.
When your computer starts falling apart, stop hitting it with a Hammer!
Unknown
Build a Model
Building your Model might not sound relevant, but if you think of a model as a plan of action it is more relevant than you think. In you model you only need to show the outlines of what you want to achieve. Whether it's bullet points or a flow diagram, just basic information is required. You can start adding in more details now but this is the focus of the next section. We just need to make sure that all our points have been put down, as no project can come to life when it lives in your head.
In this phase it's important not to limit yourself to anything. Everything is still possible. We are not worried about what we cannot complete at this point. You need to remember with enough time and dedication everything becomes possible. You can go crazy with your idea's here, you will refine them later and then work on the points which are easily within your grasp.
Use short but descriptive words in your model, this is to avoid the issue a few days down the line you forgot what you actually wanted to accomplish. Combining your list's and your diagrams may help with this process, use the list's to drive the detail points and the diagrams to show how they are related. In the end of this process you need to have some idea of how this whole project will fit together.
As you make progress on your model, you will also find that certain models work better for displaying different kinds of projects. You won't necessarily use the same model for a box-cart plan as what you would use for building a bank management system. So be sure to find the diagram or model that best suites your end goal.
Measuring programming progress by lines of code is like measuring aircraft building progress by
weight.
Bill Gates
Add Detail
For the detail phase, as the name suggests we will be filling in all the gaps. There are a few ways to approach this step. We will look at 3 steps that I find useful, bear in mind that there are lot's of other ways to do this.
- Break apart the model into pieces and add details individually
- Use the entire model and write use cases
- Link the similar items and Build them into their own small projects
Breaking Up the Model:
This will require you to take the model you built and then start adding in details to each point on the list. This is quite a long process, and lots of unnecessary details gets added in this manner.
Creating Use Cases:
This approach is very different to the first method as we try to apply scenarios to the items in our model, and by adding the scenarios we can see what detail should be added at each point in order to fulfill the tasks set out by the use cases. This is a good way to apply the base points to a typical everyday problem.
Create Small Projects:
In a similar way to the use cases the project grouping and break up process. Assists us to fit together our project, by knowing what points relate to each other we can refine our list and that itself adds detail to our points on the model. Once broken up into the various sub-projects the details required will start to reveal itself.
Once your complete with this phase, you should have a list of task, and then attached to the tasks you will have all the information required to make that task happen. As in the previous phases it was stated that we can always go back to make adjustments, it also applies to this phase just be sure to not change the core as it can result in all your progress being lost.
Without requirements or design, programming is the art of adding bugs to an empty "text" file.
Louis Srygley
Where to Start
Knowing where to start is quite a difficult decision to make. A simple point to keep in mind when trying to decide where to start is, you need to decide what or who will be the parent or container for your project items. In order to keep everything in order you need to have it contained within something. It can range from a book to keep notes, a database to contain your data, or even to a hanger to store you rocket ship. Once you know what the container will be you can use that as a starting point.
Once you have the base setup, you can start filling in the details to build up your base. Start at the bottom at the most relevant, and work up to the most irrelevant items. This way your focus is always on finishing your base first and then the most important items, before you start to add fancy font's for example.
Always keep in mind what your end goal is, and use that to decide what is important and what can go in the, I'll do that later bucket. The more time you spend on the base the easier you will see how the other items fit into your project as a whole. By doing thing you will also find where you might have left out some detail. Be sure to always go back to your initial plan of action and make sure you are still inline with what your main goal was.
Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer´s personal itch
Unknown
Completing the List
A very important point to remember is to never stop half way with any of the tasks. Complete one thing before you move on to the next to keep the main focus constant. As humans we tend to get side tracked easily so always do your best to complete the task at hand now, and not later.
Be sure to check off all the items from your list once you have completed them, and make sure you do congratulate and award yourself for each item you finish. Even if you just sit and stare at those nicely chromed accessories on your kit muscle car, that also counts as a reward.
If you cannot complete a point on your list now, just move past and work on something else, get help and advise if needed, dont be afraid to ask. In the end you will complete everything. It will take time and effort, but so are all good things in life.
The best way to get a project done faster is to start sooner
Jim Highsmith


|
Ext.NET
5.3.0
.NET Component Framework for Enterprise Level Apps
|
Public Member Functions | |
| AbstractStoreDirectEvents () | |
| AbstractStoreDirectEvents (Observable parent) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.ComponentDirectEvents | |
| ComponentDirectEvents () | |
| ComponentDirectEvents (Observable parent) | |
| virtual void | ClearDirectEvents () |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| virtual bool | HasExplicitValue (string name) |
| void | EnsureDataBind () |
| virtual void | Call (string name) |
| virtual void | Call (string name, params object[] args) |
| virtual void | AddScript (string script) |
| virtual void | AddScript (string script, params object[] args) |
| virtual bool | IsEmptyObject () |
| T | Apply< T > (IApply config) |
| BaseItem | Apply (object config) |
| virtual void | LoadViewState (object state) |
| virtual object | SaveViewState () |
| virtual void | TrackViewState () |
| void | SetDirty () |
| virtual void | DataBind () |
| virtual IControlBuilder | ToNativeBuilder () |
Properties | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Add [get] |
| Fired when a Model instance has been added to this Store Parameters store : Ext.data.Store The store More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | BeginUpdate [get] |
| Fires when the beginUpdate method is called. Automatic synchronization as configured by the autoSync flag is deferred until the endUpdate method is called, so multiple mutations can be coalesced into one synchronization operation. More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | BeforeLoad [get] |
| Fires before a request is made for a new data object. If the beforeload handler returns false the load action will be canceled Parameters store : Ext.data.Store This Store More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | BeforeSort [get] |
| Fires before a store is sorted. For remotely sorted stores, this will be just before the load operation triggered by changing the store's sorters. For locally sorted stores, this will be just before the data items in the store's backing collection are sorted. More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | BeforeSync [get] |
| Called before a call to sync is executed. Return false from any listener to cancel the sync Parameters options : Object Hash of all records to be synchronized, broken down into create, update and destroy More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Clear [get] |
| Fired after the removeAll method is called. Parameters store : Ext.data.Store More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | DataChanged [get] |
| Fires whenever the records in the Store have changed in some way - this could include adding or removing records, or updating the data in existing records Parameters store : Ext.data.Store More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Load [get] |
| Fires whenever the store reads data from a remote data source. Parameters store : Ext.data.Store records : Array An array of records successful : Boolean True if the operation was successful. operation : Ext.data.operation.Read The Operation object that was used in the data load call More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Remove [get] |
| Fired when a Model instance has been removed from this Store Parameters store : Ext.data.Store The Store object More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Sort [get] |
| Fires after a store is sorted. For remotely sorted stores, this will be upon the success of a load operation triggered by changing the store's sorters. For locally sorted stores, this will be just after the data items in the store's backing collection are sorted. More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Update [get] |
| Fires when a Record has been updated Parameters store : Store record : Ext.data.Model The Model instance that was updated More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Write [get] |
| Fires whenever a successful write has been made via the configured Proxy Parameters store : Ext.data.Store This Store operation : Ext.data.Operation The Operation object that was used in the write More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | EndUpdate [get] |
| Fires when the endUpdate method is called. Automatic synchronization as configured by the autoSync flag is deferred until the endUpdate method is called, so multiple mutations can be coalesced into one synchronization operation. More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Exception [get] |
| Fires when the server returns an exception Parameters proxy : Ext.data.proxy.Proxy response : Object The response from the AJAX request operation : Ext.data.Operation The operation that triggered request More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | MetaChange [get] |
| Fires when this store's underlying reader (available via the proxy) provides new metadata. Metadata usually consists of new field definitions, but can include any configuration data required by an application, and can be processed as needed in the event handler. This event is currently only fired for JsonReaders. More... | |
| virtual ComponentDirectEvent?? | Refresh [get] |
| Fires when the data cache has changed in a bulk manner (e.g., it has been sorted, filtered, etc.) and a widget that is using this Store as a Record cache should refresh its view. More... | |
| override ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| Properties inherited from Ext.Net.ComponentDirectEvents | |
| virtual Observable | Parent [get, set] |
| Properties inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| virtual string | InstanceOf [get] |
| ItemState | State [get] |
| virtual DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
| virtual bool | DesignMode [get] |
| bool | AutoDataBind [get, set] |
| ResourceManager | ResourceManager [get] |
| virtual Control | Owner [get, set] |
| The Owner Control for this Listener. More... | |
| virtual bool | IsDefault [get] |
| Does this object currently represent it's default state. More... | |
| bool | IsTrackingViewState [get] |
| EventHandlerList | Events [get] |
| EventHandler | DataBinding |
| Control?? | BindingContainer [get] |
| virtual ConfigItemCollection?? | CustomConfig [get] |
| Collection of custom js config More... | |
| virtual ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| virtual ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper?? | HtmlHelper [get, set] |
| Properties inherited from Ext.Net.IXObject | |
| ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Ext.Net.BaseItem | |
| BaseItem (Control owner) | |
| BaseItem () | |
| virtual void | OwnerUpdate (Control owner) |
| virtual void | OnDataBinding (EventArgs e) |
|
inline |
|
inline |
|
get |
|
get |
|
get |
Fires before a store is sorted. For remotely sorted stores, this will be just before the load operation triggered by changing the store's sorters. For locally sorted stores, this will be just before the data items in the store's backing collection are sorted.
Parameters: store : Ext.data.Store This Store
sorters : Ext.util.Sorter[] An array of sorters for locally sorted stores and undefined for remotely sorted stores.
|
get |
Called before a call to sync is executed. Return false from any listener to cancel the sync Parameters options : Object Hash of all records to be synchronized, broken down into create, update and destroy
|
get |
Fires when the beginUpdate method is called. Automatic synchronization as configured by the autoSync flag is deferred until the endUpdate method is called, so multiple mutations can be coalesced into one synchronization operation.
|
get |
Fired after the removeAll method is called. Parameters store : Ext.data.Store
|
get |
|
get |
Fires whenever the records in the Store have changed in some way - this could include adding or removing records, or updating the data in existing records Parameters store : Ext.data.Store
|
get |
Fires when the endUpdate method is called. Automatic synchronization as configured by the autoSync flag is deferred until the endUpdate method is called, so multiple mutations can be coalesced into one synchronization operation.
|
get |
Fires when the server returns an exception Parameters proxy : Ext.data.proxy.Proxy response : Object The response from the AJAX request operation : Ext.data.Operation The operation that triggered request
|
get |
Fires whenever the store reads data from a remote data source. Parameters store : Ext.data.Store records : Array An array of records successful : Boolean True if the operation was successful. operation : Ext.data.operation.Read The Operation object that was used in the data load call
|
get |
Fires when this store's underlying reader (available via the proxy) provides new metadata. Metadata usually consists of new field definitions, but can include any configuration data required by an application, and can be processed as needed in the event handler. This event is currently only fired for JsonReaders.
Parameters store : Ext.data.Store meta : Object The JSON metadata
|
get |
Fires when the data cache has changed in a bulk manner (e.g., it has been sorted, filtered, etc.) and a widget that is using this Store as a Record cache should refresh its view.
Parameters store : Ext.data.Store
|
get |
|
get |
Fires after a store is sorted. For remotely sorted stores, this will be upon the success of a load operation triggered by changing the store's sorters. For locally sorted stores, this will be just after the data items in the store's backing collection are sorted.
Parameters: store : Ext.data.Store This Store
sorters : Ext.util.Sorter[] An array of sorters for locally sorted stores and undefined for remotely sorted stores.
|
get |
Fires when a Record has been updated Parameters store : Store record : Ext.data.Model The Model instance that was updated
operation : String The update operation being performed. Value may be one of: Ext.data.Model.EDIT Ext.data.Model.REJECT Ext.data.Model.COMMIT
modifiedFieldNames : String[] Array of field names changed during edit.
|
get |
Fires whenever a successful write has been made via the configured Proxy Parameters store : Ext.data.Store This Store operation : Ext.data.Operation The Operation object that was used in the write


You will have 100 seconds to complete this 10 multiple-choice questions quiz. Each question only has one correct answer and you will get one point for each question if you answer correctly, and you will get the penalty of time subtraction if your answer wrong. Try you best to get the high scores!