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1 ITEM NO.302 COURT NO.3 SECTION PIL-W S U P R E M E C O U R T O F I N D I A RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS Writ Petition(s)(Civil) No(s). 13029/1985 M.C. MEHTA Petitioner(s) VERSUS UNION OF INDIA & ORS. Respondent(s) ((1) REPORT NO. 106 SUBMITTED BY EPCA (SPECIAL REPORT ON POLLUTION HOT SPOTS IN NCR WITH REQUEST FOR URGENT DIRECTIONS TO IMPROVE ENFORCEMENT AND POLLUTION CONTROL) (2) IN RE: STUBBLE BURNING AND SMOG IN DELHI(i) IA NO. 127792/2017 (DISPOSED OF) (APPLN. FOR DIRECTIONS FILED BY A.C.)(ii) IA NOS. 158128 AND 158129/2019 (APPLNS. FOR INTERVENTION AND DIRECTIONS ON BEHALF OF DR. KAUSHAL KANT MISHRA) AND DIRECTIONS ON BEHALF OF INDIA TRADE PROMOTION ORGNISATION)(iii) IA NO. 181745/2019 (APPLN. FOR INTERVENTION ON BEHALF OF HARSHITA SINGHAL) (3) IN RE: ALLOCATION OF NATURAL GAS TO M/S INDRAPRASTHA GAS LIMITED (i) I.A. NOS. 250-251/2005 (FOR STAY ON BEHAL OF INDRAPRASTHA GAS LIMITED) (ii) I.A. NO. 266/2005 (FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (iii) I.A. NO. 346/2013 (FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O INDRAPRASTHA GAS LTD.) (iv) I.A. NO. 73432/2017 (FOR INTERIM STAY AND DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (v) I.A. NO. 104664/2017 (APPLICATION FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O INDRAPRASTHA GAS LTD.) (vi) I.A. NO. 131093/2017 (FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (vii) I.A. NO. 23814/2018 (FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (viii) I.A. NO. 72559/2018 (FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (ix) I.A. NO. 131352/2018 (APPLN. FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (x) IA NO. 26454/2019 (APPLN. FOR DIRECTIONS ON B/O HARYANA CITY GAS DISTRIBUTION LTD.) (xi) IA NO. 137920/2019 (APPLN. FOR INTERVENTION IN IA NO. Signature Not Verified 26454/2019 ON B/O TORRENT GAS PVT. LTD.) Digitally signed by JAYANT KUMAR ARORA Date: 2020.03.02 18:36:40 IST (xii) IA NO. 139254/2019 (APPLN. FOR INTERVENTION IN IA NO. Reason: 26454/2019 ON B/O GUJARAT GAS LTD.) WITH 2 SMW(C) No. 3/2019 (PIL-W) (FOR ADMISSION) W.P.(C) No. 1333/2019 (PIL-W) (FOR ADMISSION and IA No.170316/2019-EX-PARTE STAY and IA No.170317/2019-PERMISSION TO APPEAR AND ARGUE IN PERSON) T.C.(C) No. 42/2019 (XVI-A) T.C.(C) No. 41/2019 (XVI-A) W.P.(C) No. 1426/2019 (PIL-W) (FOR ADMISSION) Date : 28-02-2020 These matters were called on for hearing today. CORAM : HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ARUN MISHRA HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE DEEPAK GUPTA Counsel for the parties Mr. Harish N. Salve, Sr. Advocate (A.C.) [NOT PRESENT] Ms. Aparajita Singh, Sr. Advocate (A.C.) Mr. A.D.N. Rao, Advocate (A.C.) Mr. Siddhartha Chowdhury, Advocate (A.C.) Petitioner-In-Person Mr. A. N. S. Nadkarni, ASG Mr. Wasim A. Qadri, Sr. Adv. Mr. D. L. Chidananda, Adv. Mr. Rajesh K. Singh, Adv. Mr. Vibhu Shankar Misra, Adv. Ms. Snidha Mehra, Adv. Ms. Suhasini Sen, Adv. Mr. S. S. Rebello, Adv. Mr. Vijay Prakash, Adv. Mr. Raj Bahadur, Adv. Mrs. Anil Katiyar, Adv. Mr. B. V. Balram Das, Adv. Mr. G. S. Makker, Adv. Mr. Mukul Rohtagi, Sr. Adv. Ms. Jyoti Mehendiratta, Adv. Mr. Rijuk Sarkar, Adv. Mr. V. Giri, Sr. Adv. Mr. Gaurav Juneja, Adv. Mr. Dibyanshu, Adv. Mr. Aayush Jain, Adv. for M/s Khaitan & Co. Dr. A. M. Singhvi, Sr. Adv. Mr. Gopal Shankarnarayan, Sr. Adv. 3 Mr. Sanjeet Singh, Adv. Mr. Divya Roy, Advocate Mr. G.S. Makker, Adv. Mr. B.K. Prasad, Adv. Mr. Sanjay Kr. Visen, Adv. Mr. Vijay Panjwani, Adv. Mr. Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General Ms. Aishwarya Bhati, Sr. Adv. Mr. Rajeev Kumar Dubey, Adv. Mr. Ashiwan Mishra, Adv. Mr. Nithin, Adv. Mr. Kamlendra Mishra, Adv. Mr. Paras Kuhad, Sr. Adv. Mr. Prashant Bezboruah, Adv. Mr. Munawar Naseem, Advocate Mr. Rakesh Dewan, Adv. Mr. Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General Mr. Anil Grover, AAG Mr. Satish Kumar, Adv. Mr. Rahul Khurana, Adv. Mr. Sanjay Kumar Visen, Adv. Dr. A. M. Singhvi, Sr. Adv. Mr. Satyendra Kumar, Adv. Mr. Arpit Parkash, Adv. Mr. Sandeep Kumar Jha, Adv. Mr. Milind Kumar, Adv. Mr. B.V. Balramdas, Adv. Ms. Anil Katiyar, Adv. Mr. Chirag M. Shroff, Adv. Ms. Jyoti Mehendiratta, Adv. Ms. Yashika Verma, Adv. Ms. Abhilasha Bharti, Adv. Mr. Sanjiv Sen, Sr. Adv. Mr. Praveen Swarup, Adv. Mr. Sayan Ray, Adv. Mr. Soumo Palit, Adv. Ms. Uttara Babbar, Adv. Ms. Bhavana Duhoon, Adv. Mr. Manan Bansal, Adv. Mr. D. N. Goburdhan, Adv. 4 Mr. Shyam Divan, Sr. Adv. Mr. Piyush Joshi, Adv. Mr. Senthil Jagadeesan, Adv. Ms. Sumiti Yadava, Adv. Ms. Sonakshi Malhan, Adv. Ms. Suriti Chowdhary, Adv. Ms. Mrinal Kanwar, Adv. Ms. Tulika Mukherjee, Adv. Mr. Kumar Anurag Singh, Adv. Mr. Nishant Piyush, Adv. Mr. Santosh Kumar 1, Adv. Mr. Jogy Scaria, Adv. Mr. Keerthipriyan, Adv. Ms. Beena Victor, Adv. Mr. Tapesh K. Singh, Adv. Mr. Aditya Pratap Singh, Adv. Mr. Shuvodeep Roy, Adv. Mr. R. R. Mishra, Adv. Mr. C. K. Rai, Adv. Mr. Vijay Singh, Adv. Mr. Pawan Kumar, Adv. Mr. Raghvendra Kumar, Adv. Mr. Anand Kumar Dubey, Adv. Mr. Narendra Kumar, Adv. Mr. V.G. Pragasam, Adv. Mr. S. Prabu Ramasubramanian, Adv. Mr. S. Manuraj, Adv. Mr. M. Shoeb Alam,Adv. Mr. V.N. Raghupathy, Adv. Mr. Manendra Pal Gupta, Adv. Mr. M. Yogesh Kanna, Adv. Mr. Rajarajeshwaran S., Adv. Ms. Uma Prasuna Bachu, Adv. Mr. Ashutosh Dubey, Adv. Mr. Shovan Mishra, Adv. Ms. Aishwarya Surana, Adv. Mr. Vinay Garg, Adv. Mr. Upendra Mishra, Adv. Mr. Uday Singh, Adv. 5 Mr. Vinod Sharma, Adv. Mr. Sameer Shrivastava, Adv. Mr. R.C. Kohli, Adv. Mr. Arun Sri Kumar, Adv. Ms. Pritha Sri Kumar, Adv. Mr. Tarun Johri, Adv. Mr. Ankur Gupta, Adv. Ms. K. Enatoli Sema, Adv. Mr. Gaurav Prakash, Adv. Mr. Vikas Mahajan, AAG Mr. Aakash Varma, Adv. Mr. Vinod Sharma, Adv. Mr. Anilendra Pandey, Adv. Mr. Gaurav Sharma, Adv. Mr. Prateek Bhatia, Adv. Mr. Mahesh Kasana, Adv. Ms. Aparna Rohatgi Jain, Adv. Mr. S.K. Dhingra, Adv. Mr. Vipin Nair, Adv. Mr. P. B. Suresh, Adv. Mr. Karthik Jayashankar, Adv. Mr. Anshumaan Bahadur, Adv. Mr. Siddhesh Kotwal, Adv. Ms. Bansuri Swaraj, Adv. Ms. Arshiya Ghose, Adv. Mr. Divyansh Tiwari, Adv. Ms. Ana Upadhyay, Adv. Ms. Astha Sharma, Adv. Mr. Rohit K. Singh, Advocate Mr. S.K. Bhattcharya, Advocate Mr. Bimal Roy Jad, Advocate Mr. R.D. Upadhyay, Advocate Mr. Ajit Pudussery, Advocate Applicant-in-person Ms. Bina Gupta, Advocate M/S Khaitan And Co., Advocates 6 UPON hearing the counsel the Court made the following O R D E R
I.A.No. 176097 of 2018 This application was mentioned today.
List the application after 15 days.
****************** I.A.No. 9931 of 2020 (Delhi Metro Rail Corporation) This application was mentioned today.
List the application on 06.03.2020.
***************** REPORT NO. 106 SUBMITTED BY EPCA (Special Report On Pollution Hot Spots In Ncr With Request For Urgent Directions To Improve Enforcement And Pollution Control) IN RE : STUBBLE BURNING AND SMOG IN DELHI I.A.NO. 127792/2017 (DISPOSED OF) (APPLN. FOR DIRECTIONS FILED BY A.C.) I.A.NOS. 158128 AND 158129/2019 (Applns. For Intervention And Directions On Behalf Of Dr. Kaushal Kant Mishra) IN RE : COMPLIANCE OF ORDER DATED 13.01.2020 DELHI We have considered the compliance affidavit filed by GNCTD pursuant to the order dated 13.01.2020.
With respect to the major polluting activities on the identified Hot Spots, details have been furnished by the Government of NCT of Delhi with respect to the job done so far. The Hot Spots 7 mentioned in the affidavit are Jahangirpuri, Rohini, Bawana, Ashok Vihar & Wazirpur, Vivek Vihar, Anand Vihar, Punjabi Bagh and Mundka, Narela, Okhla, Dwarka, Mayapuri and R.K.Puram. But it lacks the aspect of what is the target and what more is required to be done and the continuous process and the means available and action taken so that the same do not remain as such. With respect to segregation of waste, it has been stated that municipal bodies of NDMC and Delhi Cantonment Board have achieved the complete segregation waste and its handling. We require the New Delhi Municipal Council and EDMC, SDMC, North Delhi Municipal Corporation and Delhi Cantonment Board to file details as to what they have done. We also direct the Chief Secretary to the Govt. of NCT of Delhi to provide in detail, on affidavit, about what has been done for complete segregation of waste and its handling and what is the basis of making this statement in the affidavit and the facilities provided for the purpose of segregation of waste. With respect to Anti Smog Guns, the Chief Secretary has to explain about what has been achieved so far and the concrete plan of the Government of NCT of Delhi and what it proposes to do at its own level to arrange them. It cannot be said to be the compliance of the order that certain correspondence has been exchanged by the Government of NCT of Delhi and NHAI and NBCC etc. Needful is required to be done forthwith. Let it be done by all concerned viz. NHAI, NBCC and Government of NCT of Delhi within a period of 15 days from today and action taken report be submitted to this Court.
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With respect to Smog Tower, let the work be started forthwith and a report be submitted to this Court on 06.03.2020.
With respect to Construction and Demolition Waste Management, it has been stated in Paragraph 7 of the Affidavit that with respect to the existing and proposed processing facilities, it is expected that the entire Construction and Demolition Waste generated in Delhi will be managed properly, but details have not been given within how much time the proposed expansion for additional waste processing capacity is going to be achieved and what are the steps taken for that. Let details be furnished in this regard on the next date of hearing.
With respect to the Solid Waste Management, it has been mentioned at Paragraph 8 of the Affidavit that Solid Waste Generation is 10500 tonnes per day, which is required to be disposed of as per the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. The Solid Waste of 5250 TPD which is about 50% of the total solid waste generated is being processed in a scientific manner in three Waste to Energy (WTE) Plants at Okhla, Ghazipur and Bawana. For processing TPD, a Plant is proposed to be established at Tehkhand and for 2000 TPD at Ghonda Gujran as Joint Venture between East Delhi Municipal Corporation and NTPC. Apart from that, one engineered sanitary landfil has been proposed to treat 2000 TPD of waste at Tehkhand. However, details have not been furnished what steps have been taken to establish these two Plants. Let the details be submitted with respect to establishment of the two Plants as also with respect to the engineered sanitary landfill, by the next date of hearing.
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Let the details be furnished with respect to Sewage Plants commissioned and the Plants which are being commissioned and how much time it will take for the commissioning of these Plants, as stated in paragraph 8 of the affidavit.
It is stated that with respect to Legacy Waste, National Green Tribunal is monitoring and has passed certain orders. It is assured that the orders are being complied with. Let the orders of NGT be complied with in pith and substance by all concerned.
EPCA has given Report No. 106. Various aspects have been mentioned in Paragraph 9 of the affidavit, which includes monitoring of industrial areas for air polluting units, Punjabi Bagh Cremation Ground, awareness of public and attendants, about the benefits of cremation using CNG, installation of scrub system on pilot basis at conventional cremation ground etc. Let EPCA look into the above aspects and respond by the next date of hearing.
With respect to further action on vehicles plying on Kerosene, let action be taken and a report be submitted to this Court within three weeks from today.
Regarding Random checking on Water Quality, we find that there are serious kind of conflicts between the report submitted by Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Delhi Jal Board (DJB), DPCC and NEERI. In the circumstances, we request the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) to take the samples from various places and submit a report to this Court within 15 days. Apart from that, we request the BIS, Government of NCT of Delhi and CPCB to suggest the measures in case any pipelines are required to be replaced and at 10 the point from the supply is made, whether water is being treated properly or not. Let a report be filed with respect to the same in this Court as to before supplying the water, what kind of treatment is given and who is supervising it. Let all the details be furnished within 15 days. Let CPCB involve one of the persons from BIS and representative of DJB at the time of collection of samples.
Regarding control of Dust and Carpeting, we request the Chairman, EPCA to examine this aspect and submit his response to this Court as to what has been done and what more is required to be done, within three weeks from today.
With respect to Paragraph 13 of the affidavit regarding solving traffic congestion, a detailed proposal has been submitted. Let its implementation and result be reported to this Court by the next date of hearing i.e. 06.03.2020.
*********************** We have perused the counter affidavit dated 26.02.2020 filed on behalf of Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare. With respect to In-situ Management of Crops Residue, the following facts have been averred in the affidavit :-
“I. In-Situ Management of Cropos Residue
a) The existing Central Sector Scheme on ‘Promotion of Agricultural Mechanization for In-Situ Management of Crop Residue in the States of Punjab, Haryan, Uttar Pradesh and NCT of Delhi’ which is up to March 2020, is proposed to be continued during 2020-21 with appropriate modifications and a tentative budgetary provision of Rs. 600 crores (100% Central 11 grants) have been made for 2020-21.
Necessary approvals for continuation of the scheme during 2020-21 are being processed.
Under this Scheme, the agricultural machines and equipments for in-situ crop residue management such as Super Straw Management System (SMS) for Combine Harvesters, Happy Seeders, Hydraulically Reversible MB Plough, Paddy Straw Chopper, Mulcher, Rotary Slasher, Zero Till Seed Drill, Rotavators, Super Seeder and Self- Propelled/Tractor Drawn Crop Reaper/Reaper cum Binders will be provided to the farmers on individual owernership basis at 50% subsidy.
Establishment of Custom Hiring Centres to make available the agricultural machines and equipments to the small and marginal farmers on resonable rent will be promoted by way of providing 80% subsidy for purchase set of machines costing upto Rs. 5.00 Lakhs to each Village Panchayats and Primary Agriculture Cooperative Societies (PACS) and Farmers Produce Organisation (FPOs) where the paddy straw burning has happened during past year may and no custom hiring centre has been established in the concerned village during the past two years.
b) The Department has developed a multi-
lingual mobile app-based aggragator platform ‘CHC Farm Machinery’ which facilitates hiring and renting of farm
machinery from and by the Custom Hiring 12 Centres/owners of the farm machinery.
This mobile app encompasses a fair and transparent rental process while focussing on quality, dependability and timely delivery of the services. So far 2954 service providers from Punjab, 2356 from Haryana and 3672 from Uttar Pradesh have registered on this Mobile app to provide farm machinery and equipments to the farmers on competitive rent. The mobile app will be further popularized and extensively used for optimum utilization of agricultural machines available with the Custom Hiring Centres for the benefit of small and marginal farmers. The rental changes for different machinery will be rationalised by the State Governments across the State.
c) The Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities plays a
significant role to educate farmers about the ill effects of the crop residue burning and advantages of in-situ and ex-
situ management options. The IEC activities for mass awareness and educating the farmers may be taken up
vigorously with the involvement of various stakeholders including village cooperatives and social organisations which will include Demonstrations on Farmers fields, training of farmers, mass media campaign through electronic and print media, award to village Panchayats for achieving zero stubble burning, conferences, kisan melas etc. An amount 13 of Rs. 100 crores will be earmarked towards IEC activities proposed to be carried out during 2020-21.” With respect to Ex-Situ Management of Crops Residue, the following facts have been averred in the affidavit :-
“(II) Ex-Situ Management of Crops Residue:-
(a) The Central Government through Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has already approved National Policy on Biofuels – 2018. Indian Oil Corporation had signed an MoU with Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) for setting up 400 CBG projects. Rika Biofuel Development Limited signed the MoU on May 11, 2018 through Invest Punjab, which would invest Rs. 700 crores in Punjab to set up Biogas/Boi CNG plants. Oil PSUs have also launched ‘Sustainable Alternative Towards Affordable Transporation’ i.e. ‘SATAT’ initiative on 1st October, 2018. Under this initiative, IOCL, HPCL, BPCL, GAIL and IGL from potential entrepreneurs for establishment of 5000 CBG plans across the country with an estimated production of 15 MMT CBG per annum by 2023. Oil PSUs have offered Rs. 46/- per kg delivered price for procurement of CBG. The CBG, so procured, will be supplied to transport sector and industries from the channels of Oil PSUs.
However, the logistics for collection and transporting large volumes of straw
represents a major cost factor irrespective of the technology. Looking into this, the Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and 14 Farmers Welfare under the Scheme ‘Sub-Mission on Agricultural Mechanisation (SMAM)’ is providing subsidy @ 40% of the cost for purchase of balers which is used for collection of straw in the form of bales that makes transportation and storage easier. The SMAM scheme is also implemented in the States of Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh and the Department of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Punjab has provided subsidy to Farmers/Farmer Groups for purchase of 188 Balers. The Government of Haryana has also supplied 90 balers. The Department will be continuing the Scheme in 2020-21 and additional requirement of balers in these States may be met from the funds allocated under for 2020-
21.” With respect to Administrative Measures, the following averments are made in the affidavit :-
“(III) Administrative Measures :
(a) The State Government have been advised to take all necessary administrative measures to control burning of paddy residues such as strict enforcement of provisions under Section 19(5) of the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, including enforcement of the directions passed by NGT, mandatory fitting of SMS on Combines, dis-incentivizing the farmers from the Government assistance & red entry in Khasra Girdawari, close monitoring of the fire events at village levels and any such administrative measures within the delegated powers of the District Commissioners and State Level 15 authorities.
(b) As far as providing incentive of Rs. 100 per quintal of paddy produced to those farmers who will not burn paddy residue is concerned, the issue has been earlier examined in consultation with the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) and found that the inclusion of cost of stubble removal in the MSP may not be a viable option as it will not help those farmers who are not getting the benefit of MSP and also create price distortion in the market. The issue has been suitably clarified to the Government of Punjab. Any such incentives, if at all necessary, should be provided by the State Governments from their own budget as has been done during the last year by the Government of Punjab and Haryana.” Let the States of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and the Ministry of Agriculture file an action taken report with respect to the aforesaid aspects within 15 days from today.
List after 15 days.
******************** HARYANA We have considered the affidavits dated 12.12.2019, 13.01.2020 and 26.02.2020. Let the State of Haryana state on affidavit, as to what has happened to its communication dated 30.12.2019. We request Mr. A. N. S. Nadkarni, learned ASG, to look into the aspect and inform the decision taken by the Central Government on 30.12.2019 and 20.02.2020. The concrete action taken with respect to the plant in Faridabad, Gurugram, Sonepat, Panipat, Jhajjar and 16 budget allotted for that purpose be stated in detail.
Let the Government of Haryana file an affidavit with respect to the installation of STPs and CETPs. What is the total requirement besides those STPS and CETPS which have been installed, what more is required to be done and funds required therefor and what is the action plan with respect to the remaining requirements. With regard to the functioning of existing STPs and CETPs, a report be submitted to this Court.
With respect to Water Pollution Policy on reuse of treated water, it is stated that the State has notified the policy on 30.10.2019 for 80% collection of sewage in all towns in the State, 100% treatment of collected sewage and at least 25% reuse of treatment waste water in two years, 50% by 2025 and 80% by 2030. What are the steps taken for 80% collection of the sewage in all towns and 100% treatment of collected sewage be clearly culled out and the time frame required for that purpose.
It is stated in the affidavit and particularly in view of the status of implementation of Key Parameters of Solid Waste Management in Annexure R/12, that various decisions have been taken. Meetings have been held. However, it is required to be stated that concrete steps have been taken by the various bodies in the various districts pursuant to the meetings which have been held and what is the total waste being generated and the action taken so far on the basis of the decisions which have been taken is also required to be informed to this Court. Only identification of the issues is not going to solve the issue, actual implementation is necessary. Let action taken report be submitted and details be 17 furnished as to the existing facilities viz-a-vis to total solid waste generated and how the deficit facilities are going to be completed and in what manner and the time frame thereof. List along with the information after two weeks.
******************** PUNJAB With respect to stubble burning, an affidavit has been filed by Mr. Karan Avtar Singh, Chief Secretary to the State of Punjab, pointing out that 3 Biomas plants for 46 MW of electricity, 8 Bio- CNG projects, 1 Bio-ethanol project, are under execution, of which details have been given. However, time frame for completion of such projects and the present stage have not been stated in the affidavit. Let that be clearly stated by filing an affidavit. Apart from that, it appears that the Department of New and Renewable Energy, Punjab vide letter dated 12.12.2019 has written to the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India for Viability Gap Funding (VGF) support @ 5 Crores per MW for installation of at least 300 MW capacity Bio Mass Power Projects. Another letter dated 26.12.2019 has been written to the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Govt. of India for development of Bio CNG in Punjab and long term Bio CNG off-take agreement assurance for minimum period of 20 years. However, it has not been stated as to what is the outcome of the communications.
We request Mr. Nadkarni to obtain instruction with respect to the outcome of the aforesaid communications from the concerned Ministries and to inform this Court. We direct the Punjab Government to inform as to what action has been taken on these 18 communications by the concerned Ministries. With respect to water pollution, an action plan has been prepared for the polluted river stretches of Sutlej (Roopnagar to Harike Bridge), Ghaggar (Mubarakpur to Sardulgarh), Kali Bein (Sultanpur Lodhi to confluence point of Beas) and Beas (along Mukerian). It has been stated that the plan has been approved by CPCB.
It is required to be stated as to what is the further requirement and the arrangements for that be also clearly culled out in detail. It appears that the facility for installed capacity to treat sewage generated in the State is 73.72%. It is stated that the new plants are being being created to treat the sewage. Let the total requirement for STPs and CETPs be culled out and how much time is required to set up the STPs and CETPs be also stated in the affidavit.
With respect to quantity of sewage generation, it is pointed out in the affidavit that out of total 2478 million liters per day (MLD), 1872 MLD (73.2%) is being treated in the Sewage Treatment Plants. New Sewage Treatment Plants are being set up and existing plants are being upgraded in the State. The time frame for completion has been fixed as 30.09.2022. Let separate time limits be culled out for operation of the new treatment plants and what is the stage of establishment of these plants and the steps taken in this regard so far be also stated.
Regarding the hotspots and the air quality, let a fresh report be filed with respect to the AQI.
**************** 19 IN RE : PILING UP OF WASTE/GARBAGE BY THE SIDES OF RAILWAY TRACKS IN DELHI We take judicial notice of the fact that by the sides of the railway lines in outer Delhi region, heaps of plastic bags and garbage are lying on both sides and people living in the slums.  We request EPCA, Government of NCT of Delhi and various Municipal Corporations to make a concrete plan for removal of the plastic bags, garbage and other waste materials lying on both the sides of railway lines for several kilometers together.  What steps are to be taken in this regard be culled out within 15 days. Let a joint meeting be held by all the stakeholders and a comprehensive action plan and the time frame be submitted to this Court. It may also be considered whether any incentive can be provided for collection of plastic bags as done in Himachal Pradesh. They provide Rs. 75/- per kg for such collection.
HIMACHAL PRADESH An affidavit has been filed by the State of Himachal Pradesh. However, it is noted that in Shimla, due to impure supply of water, several diseases are spreading due to contaminated water supply. Let the concerned Municipal Body of Shimla as well as the concerned Department of the Government of Himachal Pradesh submit a concrete action plan with respect to the improvement of quality of water supply. In case pipelines are required to be changed, let concrete 20 action plan be submitted to this Court. The water quality, which is being supplied, be checked every week and a report be filed to this Court whether the water is potable or not and what is being done to ensure that pure water is supplied to the inhabitants of not only Shimla but to the inhabitants of other places also.
We request the other States and Union Territories like Uttar Pradesh, Chandigarh, Mizoram, Andeman & Nicobar Islands, Goa, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Karnataka, Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, Assam, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, to file their respective affidavits, in a tabular form, to this Court pointing out in separate columns (1) the activities; (2) capacity of projects/units (existing and required), (3) steps taken to fulfill the requirement, status of various pending projects and (4) expected commissioning dates of the projects which are being undertaken and (5) the present stage thereof.
********************** I.A.No. 181745 of 2019 While considering the aforesaid I.A., with respect to bio- medical waste, we find that the situation is extremely grave and bio-medical waste may lead to several kinds of diseases and so many other problems. It is required to be taken care of at once. The bio-medical waste has to be taken care of scientifically as per rules. There are various photographs from different sites, which have been filed along with the application from Page 43 onwards. The satellite images have also been annexed at pages 35 and 36.
The following facts have been stated in the application at Paragraph 5 :
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“5.  This discovery was made from inside an aircraft (Indigo Airlines 6E 5024) that was about to land at Terminal 3 in New Delhi. Upon closer scrutiny, it emerged that the garbage which was on fire was in a settlement called Rangpuri adjacent to the Rangpuri Reserved Forest which is less than two kilometers south of the Terminal 3 airport runway (when measured from the National Highway-8).
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7. That, it was while landing in New Delhi at about 8.40 p.m. on 31.10.2019, at Terminal 3, she observed that the thick smoke emanating from the burning ground was being fueled by plastics, possibly rubber and other municipal waste (the heaps of garbage – semi burnt and burnt were quite evidently visible). That, upon further investigation using the Google Maps software as a location tool, the satellite images clearly revealed large patches of scorched land near the Ruchi Vihar (Rangpuri). The area abutting the ‘garbage- pits’ are “Ruchi Vihar” and “Milakpuri Kohi” within the Rangpuri Pahari which appears to be adjacent a Reserved Forest as per Notification daed 02.04.1996 of the Revenue Department bearing Notification No. FI(29)/PA/DC/95 published in the Delhi Gazette.” 22 Let the Chairman, EPCA submit a report on the above aspect. The learned counsel appearing for the Government of NCT of Delhi has assured us that action is going to be taken very soon. Let the action be taken and a report and the plan in detail be submitted to this Court to take care of the bio-medical waste, by the next date of hearing. The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) shall also coordinate with the Government of NCT of Delhi. It is submitted that the bio-medical waste is being dumped by Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj, and Indian Spinal Injuries Center, Vasant Kunj. Let notices be issued to the above hospitals forthwith and reply be filed by 06.03.2020. We request the Chairman, EPCA to identify such other hospitals which are dumping bio-medical wastes at other spots and submit a report to this Court.
List the matter on 06.03.2020.
******************** IN RE : ALLOCATION OF NATURAL GAS TO M/S INDRAPRASTHA GAS LIMITED List on 09.04.2020.
(JAYANT KUMAR ARORA) (PARVEEN KUMARI PASRICHA) COURT MASTER BRANCH OFFICER


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if not identity.startswith(get_platform_instance_name() + "."):
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json_response["message"] = "An unkonwn error has occured during the respons phase"
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json_response["cert"] = json_response["cert"].decode("utf-8")
response = Response(jsonapi.dumps(json_response),
content_type="application/json",
headers={"Content-type": "application/json"})
except BaseException as e:


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| PSGPars (version 0.1) | index /Users/dcavar/Documents/Teaching/DGfS Herbstschule 2005/Code/Charty/PSGPars.py |
PSGPars.py
This is a storage and parser class for context free grammars
written in the format of reproduction or replacement rules.
(C) 2002, 2003 by Damir Cavar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This code is written and distributed under the
GNU General Public License which means that its
source code is freely-distributed and available
to the general public.
See http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html for details
on the license or the the file gpl.txt that should always be
distributed with this code.
A parser for context free Phrase Structure Grammars (PSG).
The grammars are restricted to:
a. only one non-terminal on the left side of a rule:
N -> x y z
b. Non-terminals and terminals on the right side
Rules are read in with the following constraints:
i. it is assumed that all elements on the left side of a rule
are non-terminals
ii. all elements that are not in the set of non-terminals
(appear on the right side, but never on the left side) are
assumed to be terminals
This code can be opimized. However, its main purpose is to help
students understand how simple chart parsing works. If there are any bugs,
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The time that Syrians need to register as refugees in Jordan has been slashed from up to eight months to zero after the UN refugee agency rolled out new technology, added staff and expanded its facilities to eliminate the backlog. A year ago when a Syrian refugee approached UNHCR's registration centres in Jordan's urban areas like Irbid, about 20 kilometres from the Syrian border, refugees often had to wait up to 12 months for an appointment. Earlier this year, when sometimes more than 2,000 Syrian refugees flooded into Jordan daily, the number awaiting registration was stretching the UN refugee agency's capacity to the limits, requiring staff to work multiple shifts every day while taxing the patience of exhausted refugees. In response, UNHCR prioritized registration systems and staffing needs to address the unacceptable delays. But by July 2013, there were still more than 60,000 refugees waiting to be registered. Thanks to funding from ECHO, humanitarian aid arm of the European Commission, and the governments of Japan, Netherlands and the United Kingdom, registration as a refugee and the renewal of documents are now completed within hours at Jordan's urban refugee registration facilities...READ MORE
A high-level UNHCR meeting in Geneva on the Syrian humanitarian crisis wrapped up today with agreement on urgent international action to mitigate the immense economic and social impact on host countries neighbouring Syrian refugees. In a final statement, member states of UNHCR's governing Executive Committee (ExCom) said they were alarmed at the situation inside Syria, which has forced more than 2.1 million people to flee to other countries since March 2011. They acknowledged the profound impact this was having on refugee-hosting communities, economies, societies, services, infrastructure, environment and security in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey and Egypt. In the statement released on Tuesday afternoon, they called on the international community to focus support in five areas: Direct aid to governments; financial and in-kind help to refugee populations and the communities hosting them; assistance for economies, societies, services, infrastructure, environment and security; Enhanced resettlement, humanitarian admissions and family reunification possibilities for Syrian refugees in third countries; development initiatives and projects to help host communities to ease the economic and social costs of hosting Syrian refugees...READ MORE
The head of the UN refugee agency appealed on Monday for the international community to do more to share the burden on Syria's neighbours, warning that the immense number of Syrian refugees fleeing the war is threatening those countries' social and economic fabric. "Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey and Iraq have been sheltering an unrelenting flood of Syrian refugees, saving lives and providing protection. They have been generous hosts to their neighbours, but all of them are stretched to their limits," António Guterres, the High Commissioner for Refugees, told delegates attending a high-level opening segment of UNHCR's annual Executive Committee meeting in Geneva. By the end of last week, these four countries and Egypt, hosted more than 2.1 million registered Syrian refugees: more than 760,000 in Lebanon, 525,000 in Jordan, 490,000 in Turkey, 190,000 in Iraq and over 125,000 in Egypt. In addition, there are hundreds of thousands more who did not register or were already living in these countries as economic migrants. "In the exercise of my mandate as High Commissioner for Refugees, it is my duty to ask the governments of these states, like all others, to open their borders and continue to provide protection for all Syrians," Guterres said. "But it is also my duty to ask the international community to realize that this burden is far too heavy to be borne by only the neighboring countries, and to put in place more – and more robust – measures of sharing this burden...READ MORE
Last Tuesday handsome Mohammed, 23, with dark hair and a well-trimmed beard, married his 17-year-old love, Semah. They gathered with friends and neighbours in a small caravan in Jordan's Za'atri refugee camp, 15 kilometres from the Syrian border to celebrate their nuptials. Mohammed crossed into Jordan from Dara'a, Syria seven months ago, still mourning the death of his older brother and the loss of the family home. Upon arrival he found the camp a tangle of desperate humanity. People, it seemed, were only looking out for themselves. Now, neighbours share sugar, soap and other household goods. Tea and Syrian sweets were served at the wedding, along with a modest meal. The desert sprawl of tents and aluminium dwellings feels more like a community. "Here we help each other. We sit together and work together," Mohammed said. "When somebody needs something we help him. That makes us a community." As Za'atri camp enters its second year of existence, social bonds frayed by the terror of war are beginning to repair themselves. The local wedding shop is doing business like never before – at least 10 brides each week are looking to rent a wedding gown for US$45 per day so they can celebrate their marriage in dignity...READ MORE
The UN refugee agency on Friday welcomed this week's announcement by Brazil's National Committee for Refugees (CONARE) of special humanitarian visas for Syrians and other nationals affected by the Syrian conflict and who wish to seek refuge in Brazil. "The decision will help expedite entry to Brazil and the resolution providing this special procedure is valid for two years," UNHCR spokesman Adrian Edwards told journalists in Geneva, while welcoming the development. According to the announcement, Brazil's embassies in countries neighbouring Syria will be responsible for issuing travel visas for people wanting to go there. Claims for asylum will need to be presented on arrival in Brazil. These special humanitarian visas will also be provided to family members living in countries neighbouring Syria. Brazil is the first country in the Americas region to adopt such an approach towards Syrian refugees. An estimated 3 million Brazilians have Syrian ancestry, mainly from a wave of immigration that occurred at around the start of the 20th Century. So far the number of refugees from the Syria crisis in Brazil has been small, with around 280 individuals having been recognized by CONARE. There are no pending asylum claims and Brazil has approved 100 per cent of the claims that have been presented...READ MORE
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Plug v1.4.3 Plug.Upload View Source
A server (a GenServer
specifically) that manages uploaded files.
Uploaded files are stored in a temporary directory and removed from that directory after the process that requested the file dies.
During the request, files are represented with
a Plug.Upload
struct that contains three fields:
:path
- the path to the uploaded file on the filesystem:content_type
- the content type of the uploaded file:filename
- the filename of the uploaded file given in the request
Note: as mentioned in the documentation for Plug.Parsers
, the :plug
application has to be started in order to upload files and use the
Plug.Upload
module.
Link to this section Summary
Functions
Requests a random file to be created in the upload directory with the given prefix
Requests a random file to be created in the upload directory with the given prefix. Raises on failure
Starts the upload handling server
Link to this section Types
t() :: %Plug.Upload{content_type: binary | nil, filename: binary, path: Path.t}
Link to this section Functions
random_file(binary) :: {:ok, binary} | {:too_many_attempts, binary, pos_integer} | {:no_tmp, [binary]}
Requests a random file to be created in the upload directory with the given prefix.
Requests a random file to be created in the upload directory with the given prefix. Raises on failure.
Starts the upload handling server.


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WITHIN_RECTANGLE
is a deprecated AQL function from version 3.4.0 on. Use
GEO_CONTAINS and a GeoJSON polygon instead:
LET rect = {type: "Polygon", coordinates: [[[longitude1, latitude1], ...]]]}
FOR doc IN doc
FILTER GEO_CONTAINS(poly, [doc.longitude, doc.latitude])
RETURN doc
Assuming there exists a geo-type index on latitude
and longitude
, the
optimizer will recognize it and accelerate the query.
{% endhint %}
WITHIN_RECTANGLE(coll, latitude1, longitude1, latitude2, longitude2) → docArray
Return all documents from collection coll that are positioned inside the bounding rectangle with the points (latitude1, longitude1) and (latitude2, longitude2). There is no guaranteed order in which the documents are returned.


Constant indicating the down direction.
Constant indicating the in direction.
Constant indicating the left direction.
Constant indicating the out direction.
Constant indicating the right direction.
Constant indicating the up direction.
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The direction constants that are passed to the event handlers. These properties are read-only, attempting to change them will not alter the values passed to the event handlers.


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Defines an area inside an image-map
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Specifies an image
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#include <bp_tree.h>
◆ bp_tree() [1/2]
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◆ bp_tree() [2/2]
| cop5536::bp_tree::bp_tree |
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unsigned short |
m | ) |
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◆ ~bp_tree()
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◆ close_output()
| void cop5536::bp_tree::close_output |
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| void cop5536::bp_tree::open_output |
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◆ print()
| void cop5536::bp_tree::print |
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◆ remove()
| void cop5536::bp_tree::remove |
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int |
key | ) |
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◆ search() [1/2]
| void cop5536::bp_tree::search |
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int |
key | ) |
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| void cop5536::bp_tree::search |
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int |
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high |
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Quenton Nelson, Colts deliver perfect keg stand celebration after not scoring touchdown
by Tadd HaislopQuenton Nelson's touchdown in the third quarter of the Colts' Week 11 game against the Jaguars on Sunday did not count. Upon replay review, he was ruled short of the goal line.
But the touchdown celebration the All-Pro guard delivered before the play was reviewed might have been the best in the NFL this season.
MORE: NFL scores, Week 11: Results, highlights, updates
Nelson, who lined up as a fullback on a third-and-goal from Jacksonville's 1-yard line, lunged forward and appeared to score. Once he and his teammates emerged from the pile, a fantastic keg stand celebration ensued.
So great.
After the call was reversed and Nelson's touchdown was wiped off the board, Colts quarterback Jacoby Brissett found Marcus Johnson for a touchdown on the next play.
Nelson's celebration, however, will live on forever.


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SEA Games hosts the Philippines apologised yesterday after some arriving athletes were left stranded for hours at the airport or were driven to the wrong hotel, a logistical snafu that drew criticism just days before the meet officially begins.
Athletes have begun flying into Manila ahead of Saturday's opening, but for Cambodia and Timor-Leste's football squads, the arrival was not what they were expecting, reported AFP.
"We had to wait maybe like eight, nine hours to get our hotel," Cambodia coach Felix Dalmas told a press conference yesterday, adding that they had also waited hours for the shuttle service.
Timor-Leste's team were driven to the wrong hotel, complicating their arrival and training schedules.
"All nations deserve respect and what happened yesterday was not so beautiful," said Timor-Leste coach Fabiano Flora.
The Philippines' SEA Games organising committee offered an explanation for the hiccups, putting the blame on a last-minute change in travel plans and the afternoon check-in time of the hotel.
"We sincerely apologise to our athlete guests... for the inconvenience caused to them by the confusion," the committee said in a statement.
"We... vow to do better."
Meanwhile, Thailand's football squad - which also waited for hours at the airport for the right documents - had to change their training plans because the hotel was too far from the venue.
Coach Akira Nishino said they opted to work out in the streets near the hotel instead of spending hours travelling.
Singapore's football coach Fandi Ahmad told The New Paper that he cancelled a training session and opted for some light stretching last Saturday because it would have taken over two hours' travel time for a venue that was booked for only one hour.
The Games, the first hosted by the Philippines since 2005, are expected to draw thousands of athletes, journalists and dignitaries over nearly two weeks.
These issue came as organisers were already under fire over a nearly US$1 million (S$1.4m) cauldron that will hold the Games' flame.
Critics said the money it cost to build the 50-metre cauldron at the main stadium in Clark, north of Manila, would have been better spent helping the nation's children and poor.
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4.9 psb_genrm2s — Generalized 2-Norm of Vector
This subroutine computes a series of 2-norms on the columns of a dense matrix
x:
call psb_genrm2s(res, x, desc_a, info)
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| Short Precision Real | Short Precision Real | psb_genrm2s |
| Long Precision Real | Long Precision Real | psb_genrm2s |
| Short Precision Real | Short Precision Complex | psb_genrm2s |
| Long Precision Real | Long Precision Complex | psb_genrm2s |
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Table 9: Data types
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Type:
- Synchronous.
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On Entry
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x
- the local portion of global dense matrix x.
Scope: local
Type: required
Intent: in.
Specified as: a rank one or two array or an object of type
psb_T_vect_type containing numbers of type specified in Table 9.
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desc_a
- contains data structures for communications.
Scope: local
Type: required
Intent: in.
Specified as: an object of type psb_desc_type.
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On Return
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res
- contains the 1-norm of (the columns of) x.
Scope: global
Intent: out.
Specified as: a long precision real number.
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info
- Error code.
Scope: local
Type: required
Intent: out.
An integer value; 0 means no error has been detected.


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Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG) with the CSG component of
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"Mulholland Drive"
Dreams, strange characters, sexy and troubled women, a mystical black box and its blue key and a sinister air drive the bizarre drama as director/writer David Lynch takes us into his own unique view of the world with "Mulholland Drive." Naomi Watts stars as a squeaky-clean, fresh-faced actress named Betty Elms, straight out of the boondocks of Canada, who comes to Hollywood to find fame and fortune but, instead meets, in her aunt's shower, a mysterious, beautiful woman, Rita (Laura Harring). Rita has a pocketbook stuffed with hundred-dollar bills and no memory after being in a car accident on the titular road.
Betty offers to help Rita learn about herself and regain her memory. Meanwhile, Fellini-looking film director Adam (Justin Theroux) is being coerced by his backers, the Castigliane brothers (Dan Hedaya and "Mulholland Drive" composer Angelo Badalementi), to put their chose of actress as the star of the helmer's pic. Adam refuses, trashes the brothers' car then hides out in a Hollywood fleabag hotel, only to find out that his assets are frozen.
Betty is awakened from sleep by a strange and mysterious guy called The Cowboy only to learn that the her meteoric success is only a dream and she must cope with the reality of her situation - out of work and without prospect, except to use what God gave her to try and get ahead. Rita, it turns out, is the star and she has the attention of director Adam, now back in control.
David Lynch, as a filmmaker, is most definitely an acquired taste. Which explains why, for the first time I can recall in quite a while, years maybe, people walked out of the screening I attended. If not forewarned, the average movie bear would be hard-pressed to see just what it is about Lynch that causes him to have such a dedicated following. The director's style, since he broke ground with "Eraserhead," is to use sparse dialog, slow almost languid camera work and long bouts of quietude throughout his films, coupled with his offbeat storylines and characters. "Mulholland Drive" is no exception.
Be prepared, when you sit down to watch "Mulholland Drive" for the director's unique perspective on telling a story. He treats things that are good and nice as superficial and destined to be replaced by those things that rise up from the sordid underbelly of the human psyche. His main characters represent a duality of good/bad, but almost invariably, the bad comes to prominence - see the director's nightmarish "Blue Velvet" and the near-incomprehensible but enthralling "Lost Highway." While "Mulholland Drive" doesn't have the exquisitely evil character of the other films, Dennis Hopper and Robert Blake, respectively, there is the patented Lynchian undertone of the sinister side of man within and throughout the film.
Acting, like the dialogue, is sparse as the thesps deliver their lines in the slow, deliberate manner what couples with the director's laconic method of telling a story. This tale is almost linear in nature, somewhat of a departure from the episodic sequencing he normally exhibits. Lynch collaborator, cinematographer Peter Demming, provides the requisite moody camera work to carry forth the story and make the film look interesting. His close-up camerawork of the attractive female leads has a texture and feel that brings out their beauty. Production designer Jack Fisk is thoroughly in sync with the director and gives a life to the set design that complements the film. A keynote of the flick is a fabulous musical rendition of a foreign language version of the great Roy Orbison song, "Crying," that blew me away. The oft-eerie score, by Badalementi, helps maintain the sinister undertone that Lynch is striving for.
If you're headed out to the theater and are looking for a bit of mindless Hollywood entertainment, do NOT buy tickets for "Mulholland Drive." But, if you are a fan of David Lynch or are up to do a little experimentation at the movies (which I encourage), then this will, at the very least, have you thinking. This one is for the brave at heart (it is 21/2 hours long) and I give it a B+.
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Phoenix fire officials say crews responded to a townhome near I-17 and Bell Road after a Phoenix police helicopter spotted a fire while on patrol.
Firefighters arrived at the scene and made an aggressive attack against a fully engulfed garage, and conducted a search and rescue of the residence. Crews did find a man inside who had suffered burns and smoke inhalation. A Phoenix fire spokesperson said firefighters immediately started treatment and rushed the man to the Maricopa Medical Burn Unit. The man's condition was not available.
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Velocity Changes
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This document tracks the changes in Velocity between releases.
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1.4-rc1
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This section describes changes to the 1.4 branch after
rc1. It was released as v1.4 on April 14, 2004.
- Update license to Apache Software License v2.0
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1.4
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This section describes changes to the main branch after the
1.3 release. They were released as part of 1.4 rc1 on
Oct-9-2003.
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Added support for dynamic selection of output character encoding to
VelocityServlet. By default, the selected encoding is the value of
the output.encoding Velocity property, but can be made dynamic by
overriding the new chooseCharacterEncoding() method. (dlr)
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Bill Boland pointed out that VelocityServlet's pooling of
VelocityWriter was preventing the underlying OutputStreamWriter from
being garbage collected. This was fixed by clearing the
VelocityWriter's reference to its internal OutputStreamWriter to allow
the latter to be GC'd while VelocityWriter is pooled. (#18951)
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Deprecated org.apache.velocity.runtime.Runtime in favor of the
RuntimeInstance and RuntimeSingleton classes. (dlr)
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Fix to MethodMap part of introspector to make the overloaded
method selection work as specified in the JLS, from Attila
Szegedi. (gmj)
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Tiny fix for bug where multiple slashes not getting rendered correctly. (#7380)
(gmj)
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Fix for bug where #set($foo = !true) not working. (#7387) (gmj)
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Fix for bug where $##(nl) foo ate the $ (#7381) (gmj)
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Disallow any WORD tokens for directives except 1st arg to #macro() or thi 'in'
in foreach. (#7383,#7384) (gmj)
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Remove '=' as a valid token for anything but #set() as nothing else can do
assignment. (#7385) (gmj)
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Fix problem where VM in stringlit as arg to VM NPE'd. Whoops. (gmj)
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Deprecated
Velocity.templateExists(String) in favor of
the more appropriately named
Velocity.resourceExists(String) . (dlr)
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Deprecated VelocityServlet's
properties key in favor of
the namespace protected org.apache.velocity.properties
key. (dlr)
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Update user guide - remove confusing (wrong) content. (gmj)
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Brought all introspective-ish behavior under one umbrella interface, Uberspect,
to allow customizable, pluggable introspection. (gmj)
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Fixes for bug 7684 : make sure event handler called with real reference literal
even if a quiet reference. Bug 7183 : fixes to win32 .bat files in examples
(gmj)
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Fix for bugs 8517, 6955 : anything ...#set... was confusing the parser (gmj)
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Removed deprecated use of DEFAULT_OUTPUTTER.output() in Anaka's NodeList (gmj)
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Upgraded JDOM to v1.0b9 (gmj)
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1.3.1-rc2
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This section desscribes changes to the VEL_1_3_BRANCH after
the 1.3.1-rc2 release. It was released as 1.3.1 on it's own branch,
VEL_1_3_1_BRANCH on March 31, 2003.
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1.3.1-rc1
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_3_BRANCH after the
1.3.1-rc1 release. This was released as 1.3.1-rc2 on July 24, 2002.
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Another fix to primitive argument introspection problem,
suggested by Chris Felaco(gmj)
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Another minor introspection tweak, for null values (gmj)
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1.3
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_3_BRANCH after the
1.3 release. This was released as 1.3.1-rc1 on July 22, 2002.
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Fixed primitive argument introspection problem. (gmj)
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1.3-rc1
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_3_BRANCH after the
1.3-rc1 release. This branch was released as v1.3 on July 7, 2002.
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Fixed javadoc in ClasspathResourceLoader (gmj)
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Backport from HEAD the #foo("#bar('a')") NPE fix (gmj)
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Update User's Guide - remove confusing and wrong content. (gmj)
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Fixed problem discovered by Ivan Bella where concurrent method
invocations with varying parameters would be incorrect. (gmj)
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Brought recent Spanish and French translations of the User's Guide to the
1.3 branch. (gmj)
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1.3-dev
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This section describes changes to the main branch after the
1.2 release. This was then branched as VEL_1_3_BRANCH in CVS
and released as v1.3-rc on March 17, 2002.
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Fix to LogSystem. ORed when I should have ANDed. Reported
by Matt Gould (mpg@mpgsoftware.com). (gmj)
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Documentation patch for 'getting started', reported by
Yuji Kumasaka<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(gmj)
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Changed AnakiaTask to not specify Xerces, but let JDOM find
a parser. (gmj)
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Change reported in bug #4256 by Jim Mackraz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>reviewd and fixed by DLR. (gmj)
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Fixed Velocimacro autoload infinite loop bug. (gmj)
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Update docs re autoload VM and repeatability of init() (gmj)
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Added constructors to VelocityContext for plug and play
interoperability with the java.util.Map interface (dlr, gmj)
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Committed Texen patches from Stephane Bailliez
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>anticipating review by the Texen
aficianados in the Velocity community. (gmj)
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Fix problem where local-scope VMs were interfering with
VM library autoloading. (gmj)
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Added support for primitive arrays in #foreach() re bug #4370
(gmj)
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Parser fixes for $foo.bar} and $foo.bar#if (gmj)
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Changed build targets to not include external dependencies in
velocity jars by default. (gmj)
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Added support for an 'ApplicationContext' to allow the application
set an Object accessable to custom loaders and loggers. (gmj)
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Added
cleanup() hook method to
TexenTask to easily allow subclasses to perform
cleanup activities without overriding
execute() . (dlr)
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ResourceManager and ResourceCache are now pluggable.
Default implementations work as they always did. (gmj)
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Added support for allowing user to configure pluggable
directives. We supported it, but offered no way of
actually configuring it as such. (gmj)
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Fixed lonely # in #macro() bug reported by
Tim Chamberlain<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and
added template test. (gmj)
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Deprecation update : AnakiaTask b/c JDOM, default logger
b/c LogKit 1.0. (gmj)
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New simple log4j logger, uses either an existing category if that is
passed to it, or just writes to a new file.
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Log support enhanced to include automatic selection for default file logger
using either Jakarta Avalon Logkit or Jakarta Log4j, whichever it finds
in the classpath. (gmj)
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Fix for problem reported by Robert Edgar where a reference-ish entity
like \${foo} wouldn't render the preceeding \
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Support for is<Property>() introspection. (gmj)
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Added better resolution of method ambiguity based on invocation
parameters so we better choose between overloaded methods. (gmj)
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Patch from Michael McKibben for introspector to fix problem
where public interface methods implemented by a private or default
class were skipped when resolving access. (gmj)
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Modified the Introspector and environs to make it independent
of Velocity-specific imports for reuse by others. (gmj)
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Patch from Dan Finkelstein to fix problem when a resource
loader in named, but has no defined parameters, resulting in
NPE from ResourceManager. (gmj)
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Adjusted formatting of the default error output from
VelocityServlet as suggested by Igor Fedulov. (gmj)
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Fix for so-called runt reference bug reported by
Lukas Zimmermann such that $foo.bar()RUNT had following
RUNT treated as a reference. (gmj)
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Update servlet1 example to use the 'new' handleRequest() (gmj)
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Added support for ${user.home}/build.properties to Ant build
file. (dlr)
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VelocityServlet subclasses may now use a web.xml context
parameter as the default value for the path to their
velocity.properties file. (dlr)
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Added patch from Sylwester Lachiewicz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the DataSourceResourceLoader
to bring the javadoc up to date re the properties example,
and he also added examples for the DataSource configuration as well as the
syntax needed to create a compatible table. (gmj)
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Small fix to enable logical complement #set($foo = !$bar), as reported by
Chris Rousseau. (gmj)
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Doc fixes by many. Thanks all. (gmj)
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Fix to StringUtils.chop(). (gmj)
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Fix to StringLiteral bug found by Stephane Bailliez - in high load situations
it was possible to get an NPE if the timing worked out just right. Also
fixed a side-effect found by Victor Salaman. (gmj)
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Fix to $foo## bug reported by Nathan Bubna. (gmj)
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Fix to VM bug found by Paulo Gaspar, where when using inline-scope VMs and
VM recursion the namespace got dumped at the wrong time, killing the
recursion. (gmj)
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Add class to provide bean-like access to Texen. (jvz)
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Small introspection side-effect fix suggested by Sven Meier, prevents
Obj[] from getting altered in event of null value. (gmj)
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Log4jLogSystem deprecated in favor of the simpler SimpleLog4jLogSystem.
(gmj)
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1.2
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1.2 was released on December 9, 2001.
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1.2-rc3
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_2_BRANCH after the
1.2-rc3 release. 1.2-rc3 was released on November 7, 2001
for a quick community check. It is intended to be the final
rc for the 1.2 release.
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Small fix to Velocity.java and VelocityEngine.java for
invokeVelocimacro() - the were broken in the last major
VM change (months ago) and never noticed. (gmj)
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Added notes re the new no-dep jar. (gmj)
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1.2-rc2
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_2_BRANCH after the
1.2-rc2 release. 1.2-rc2 was released on October 18, 2001
as an administrative fix for 1.2-rc1 (files were damaged.)
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Backport the 'disappearing curly' and 'nit' fixes from 1.3 (gmj)
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Backport autoreload infinte loop and local-scope
interferance bugs. (gmj )
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Backport Texen patches from Stephane Bailliez and follow-on
fixes from jvz and dlr. (gmj)
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Changed build targets to not include external dependencies in
velocity jars by default. (gmj)
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1.2-rc1
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_2_BRANCH after the
1.2-rc1 release. These are updates working towards a rc2 or
final.
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Fix to LogSystem. ORed when I should have ANDed. Reported
by Matt Gould (mpg@mpgsoftware.com). (gmj)
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Documentation patch for 'getting started', reported by
Yuji Kumasaka<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(gmj)
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Changed AnakiaTask to not specify Xerces, but let JDOM find
a parser. (gmj)
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Change reported in bug #4256 by Jim Mackraz<EMAIL_ADDRESS>reviewd and fixed by DLR. (gmj)
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1.2-dev
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This section describes changes to the main branch after the 1.1 release.
This was then branched as VEL_1_2_BRANCH in CVS and released as v1.2-rc1
on September 26, 2001.
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Fix to AbstractContext to 'roll forward' EventCartridges to ensure that
the last one added is available at render time. (gmj)
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Small changes to developer docs re jar-src target and docs target. (gmj)
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Small changes to AND and OR nodes to support the legal but wacky use like
#set( $foo = ($woog || $bar ) ). (gmj)
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Major change to Parser char stream - no longer using the stock, javacc generated
ASCII 8-bit char stream but rather a Unicode 'custom' char stream. This solves
the problems reported with 16 bit characters that unluckily have a 0a or 0d in the
low-order byte. (gmj)
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Added additional templates to encoding test using contributions from
Ilkka Priha, Michael Zhou and Vitaly Repetenko. Thanks guys! (gmj)
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Update from Russel Edens to clear fileWriter cache for Texen's
Generator.java. (JSS)
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Fix to VM system to prevent dumping of VM namespace when using
namespaces (in local.scope). (gmj)
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Fix to VM system to have correct 'schmoo'
output of a non-reference passed as arg to VM. Thanks to DLR
and Paulo for flogging this out of me :) (gmj)
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Updates to StringUtils from Robert Burrell Donkin. (gmj)
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Added MIE propogation from #parse() and VMs to propogate out. Thanks
to Michael Salmon for pointing this out. (gmj)
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Added logging interface to Velocity class for completeness. (gmj)
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Patch by Michael Salmon to WebMacro converter tool to let arbitrary
set of files be converted. (gmj)
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TokenManagerError now thrown as ParserException to allow catching
at application level. (Suggested by Tim Joyce.) (gmj)
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Small parser fix to get ObjectArrray and IntegerRange handling right
everywhere. (gmj)
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Speed optimzations for test provider. (dlr)
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Enhancement to MIE message suggested by Conor MacNeill to make interpretation
of exception more useful when debugging. (gmj)
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Small fix to #parse() and #include()
such that when the template/resource was not file based
but stream based, there was no 'parent template' encoding to use
for decoding the arg to #parse/#include. Runtime default is used.
Thanks to Dan Finkelstein for finding this bug. (gmj)
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Fix to problem reported by Andreas Wikberger (and patch too!) where
two loads were required to have template refresh after change when
time-based caching was enabled. (gmj)
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Updated log4j adapter to be compatible with 1.1.x and updated
jars in build/lib to match. (gmj)
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Changed VMFactory to not output scary messages when library is
not found or empty string. Suggested by Tal Dayan. (gmj)
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Added auto alternator functionality to VelocityFormatter. (dlr)
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Modified Velocity to support separate runtime instances and
added application support class o.a.v.app.VelocityEngine (gmj)
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Updated junit to v3.7 in build/lib (gmj)
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Checked in patches from Attila Szegedi which improves the XPath
support in Anakia. These are fully backwards compatible with
previous versions. (jss)
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Fixed the build/test.sh convenience script to use Ant. (jss)
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Intrspector fix using contributions from Attila Szegedi
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- removes problems associated with
access to inner classes and public interfaces on default
or private facades. (gmj)
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Added new autoreload feature for VM system - VM global libraries
will be automatically reloaded on use. See 'Configuration' section
of developers guide for more info. (gmj)
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Logging changes : moved prefix out of RuntimeInstance into logger
impl to support better log4j users who don't need it. Changed
ExternalLoggerTest to support that as well as sep runtime instance.
Needed to support log4j adapter contrib from Jeroen C. van Gelderen.
Also, LogSystem.init() now can throw an Exception. (gmj)
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Also added AvalonLogSystem switch to allow user to simply
specify by name a logger from the existing hierarchy. Thanks to
Carsten Ziegeler. (gmj)
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Texen enhancement - allow to use template resources from
a jar. (jvz)
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Allow proper propagation of VelocityExceptions (RNFE, PEE, and MIE)
from #parse() and #include(), where appropriate. (gmj)
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Bug fix to allow formal reference to be passed into VMs. (gmj)
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Revamping of Introspector to allow dump of cache
when classloader change is detected, by Attila Szegedi
and Paulo Gaspar. (gmj)
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Added testcase to verify introspection cache dumped when
classloader changed. (gmj)
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Added PrimordialLogSystem and changed RuntimeInstance to use it. (gmj)
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Minor fixes to ASTRefernce presentation. (gmj)
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Texen enhancement - allow multiple properties files to be specified. (jvz)
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1.1-rc2
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This section describes changes to the VEL_1_1_BRANCH after the
1.1-rc2 release. This was released as v1.1 on June 16, 2001.
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Update from Russel Edens to clear fileWriter cache for Texen's
Generator.java. (JSS)
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1.1-rc1
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This section describes changes to VEL_1_1_BRANCH after the 1.1-rc1
release. This was released as v1.1-rc2 on June 2, 2001.
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Fix to AbstractContext to 'roll forward' EventCartridges to ensure that
the last one added is available at render time. (gmj)
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Small changes to developer docs re jar-src target and docs target. (gmj)
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Small changes to AND and OR nodes to support the legal but wacky use like
#set( $foo = ($woog || $bar ) ). (gmj)
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Major change to Parser char stream - no longer using the stock, javacc generated
ASCII 8-bit char stream but rather a Unicode 'custom' char stream. This solves
the problems reported with 16 bit characters that unluckily have a 0a or 0d in the
low-order byte. (gmj)
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Added additional templates to encoding test using contributions from
Ilkka Priha, Michael Zhou and Vitaly Repetenko. Thanks guys! (gmj)
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1.1-dev
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This section describes changes to the main branch after the 1.0.1 release.
This was then branched as VEL_1_1_BRANCH in CVS and released as v1.1-rc1 on May 20, 2001.
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Removed build.sh and build.bat scripts in favor of making people "install" Ant.
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Added Kent's, others and my changes to VelocityServlet. Fundamental change is changing
handleRequest() to take a req, resp and ctx args, as well as making returning
null permissible to indicate that request is taken care of. (gmj)
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Added support for alternate encoding for templates (input sources). It is now
controllable by two properties (input and output), and tested with UTF-8.
UTF-8 rocks. Why are there others? :) Also added testcase. (gmj)
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Fixed problem where MethodInvocationExceptions were not correctly generated for
method exceptions in a few places. All seems to work now. (gmj)
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Added fix from Charles Bennet for build.xml to include all necessary parts in classpath
for building examples. (gmj)
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Performance improvment additions for the AST, the majority from Kent Johnson, plus
his suggestions for Configuration and ResourceManager (gmj)
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More MethodInvocationExceptions fun : the LHS of a #set() could throw
an Exception, and we wouldn't propogate it. (gmj)
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EventCartridge support. See docs :) (gmj)
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Documentation : basic EventCartridge description. (gmj)
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Added request specific encoding specification for templates. (gmj)
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Additions from Tim Joyce for more Method Exception propogation
and exception event handling. (gmj)
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Performance patches from Kaspar Nielsen for ASTDirective and Include. (gmj)
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Texen patch from Robert Burrell Donkin which makes Texen throw all exceptions
rather than eating them, and some javadoc. (gmj)
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Fix for the much acclaimed and dreaded #$foo, $$foo #$#$foofoo, etc bug. (gmj)
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Added some autoconfigure support for the servlet example to hele
users new to Servlets, and added a little README to help then find
Tomcat and setup a webapp. (gmj)
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Removed the .close() of the output stream in VelocityServlet
and symmetrized VelocityWriter recycle. (gmj)
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Converted from using the Velocity Configuration class (now deprecated) to
the Jakarta Commons collections component's ExtendedProperties class.
(Which came from Velocity and was renamed.) Should result in no changes
other than deprecation of Configuration and one deprecated method in
o.a.v.app.Velocity. (gmj)
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Removed build/build.sh and build/build.bat and build/lib/ant*.jar to
move to explicit Ant-based build. (jss)
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Changed JarResourceLoader to use normal 'path' configuration key
and added jar test to MultiLoaderTestCase. (gmj)
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Updated the regexp in the WM conversion tool. (dlr)
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Added EventHandler test case and example, and
removed NullReferenceEventHandler
as redundant. (gmj)
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Moved all event-realated things to o.a.v.app.event package,
updated all things that depend upon it,
and modified the context stuff to support a public event
interface. Also renamed the null set method to something
more appropos, and added arg to method. (gmj)
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Added switch to turn off 'resource found' messages in
ResourceManager. Default is on. Key is
'resource.manager.logwhenfound'. (gmj)
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1.0.1-dev
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Released as v1.0.1-rc1 on April 10, 2001.
No changes following rc1. Released as v1.0.1 on April 22, 2001.
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Small fix to ASTGENode.java to catch NPE if LHS or RHS is null or not
int or Integer. (gmj)
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Added examples-clean-forumdemo target to build.xml for cleaning up
after building the forumdemo. (JSS)
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Small fix to ASTAndNode.java to short circuit if LHS is false, and to
log an error of LHS or RHS is null. (gmj)
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Small fix to ASTGTNode.jave to catch NPE if LHS or RHS is null. (gmj)
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Documentation : changed license instructions in coding-standards.xml (gmj)
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Added 'throws Exception' to handleRequest() in VelocityServlet.java
(suggestion from Christoph Reck) (gmj)
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Updates to README.txt and examples/README.txt as suggested by Kent Johnson (gmj)
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Added Enumerator as a valid iteration type for #foreach() - added warnings
to use of same to documentation. (gmj)
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Added panic sqawk in AvalonLogSystem() to also go to stderr. (gmj)
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Finished all comparison nodes (NPE prevention and good logging) and
enhanced logical.vm test template to try them all. (gmj)
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Added xmlapp_example to examples, and added to examples build target.
Was moved from whiteboard. (gmj)
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1.0b3
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Released as version 1.0 on April 2, 2001
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Documentation: Fix the VTL Reference guide for the #if
statement. Thanks to Joaquim Carvalho for the find. (JSS)
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Documentation: Fixed the html in the user guide that generates
the TOC so that the numbers come out in proper order. (JSS)
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Added common base class for application-level exceptions in package
org.apache.velocity.exception. Thanks to Kyle Downey for the
suggestion. (gmj)
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Added javadoc to o.a.v.context.AbstractContext clarifying which
of the internalXXX methods are required. Thanks to
Joshua Levy for the suggestion. (gmj)
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Added license and javadoc to examples/context_example/DBContext.java
to clarify why some internalXXX methods are stubbed out. (gmj)
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Documentation : Clarification of VM properties and added note on
VM declaration / usage order in user guide. (gmj)
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Fixed HttpServletRequestWrap.java - getInputStream() wasn't calling
the method on the wrapped HttpServletRequest. Thanks to
Shahar Solomianik. (gmj)
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Removed build.compiler from the build.xml file. (JSS)
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Fixed problem found by jon where high concurrency would lead to
a dry parser pool, which would lead to vast unpleasantness masked
as resource access errors. All seems to be better now. Simple
fix, so little risk. (gmj)
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Added
parser.pool.size as a configuration parameter to
help tune Velocity configurations for high concurrency loads. (gmj)
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Documentation : developers-guide - information/example on making a
custom logger, and start of work on documenting resource loaders. (gmj)
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Removed some debugging gibberish from
InternalContextAdapterImpl.java (gmj)
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Committed John McNally's Texen patch to texen's Generator.java
to keep from accumulating introspection cache data in iterative
calls to parse() with template caching off. (gmj)
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Documentation : added some special-case Context information and a
secion on Vel and XML in the developers guide. (gmj)
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1.0b2
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Released as version 1.0 beta 2 on March 26, 2001
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Make the distribution have CRLF for all of the text files (JSS).
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Fixed release packaging to create things in the right directory
structure (JSS).
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Re-added 'include' support for Configuration. (JVZ)
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Fixed VMProxy bug when reference arg was null. (#1074) (gmj)
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Fixed nullpointer problem in cache refresh in ResourceManager
(reported by Ilkka Priha) (gmj)
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VelocityServlet now respects the 'default.contentType'
property again. That must have fallen out during the 'request
process' rework in VelServlet. (reported by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(gmj)
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Changed AnakiaTask and TexenTask to use the canonical
template file path rather than the literal string specified.
Motivated for ease of gump-tion. Also added
failonerror to the testcases.xml for the same reason. (gmj)
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Added Sam's suggestion for normalizing \n[\r] when comparing
results to expected results in the testbed via BaseTestCase (gmj)
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Qualified import statments in Generator.java. Added tests for
automatic boolean mapping in TexenTestCase.java. Added default
boolean mapping to texen for properties used with the
contextProperties option. Allow variants on boolean values in
Configuration.java, and changes to relevant templates in testbed.
Added default objects to context in TexenTask.java. (JVZ)
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Documentation changes to Configuration.java (DLR)
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Augmented the MethodInvocationException message in ASTMethod to
make the stacktraces more useful - noted from some traffic on
Turbine list. (gmj)
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Added powered by logo. Look in
xdocs/images/powered-by-logo.psd/.gif (JSS)
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Changed the internals of the Configuration class so that
setProperty(K,V) will replace the value at K with V;
addProperty(K,V) works the way setProperty(K,V) used
to: if there is a value already stored at K then
V is added to the vector. If nothing is being stored
at K then the scalar V is simply added. setProperty(K,V)
is basically a short form for clearProperty(K)/addProperty(K,V).
Also added setConfiguration(C), so that an application using
velocity could easily take a subset of the application
configuration using C.subset(velocityProps) and set the
whole velocity configuration at once. This is now how
the velocity service works in Turbine. (JVZ)
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Added support to the Runtime/Velocity classes for
addProperty(K,V). (JVZ)
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Added support to Runtime/Velocity classes for setConfiguration.
(JVZ)
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Confirmed that the build.bat works on Win98 as well as made the
classpath that the build.bat generates equal to the one that
build.sh generates. (JSS)
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| string | errorMessage () |
| A message describing a processing error during asynchronous processing. More... | |
| string | id () |
| Globally unique identifier. More... | |
| string | idempotencyKey () |
| A client-side generated token to identify a payment and perform idempotent operations. More... | |
| string | nextActionUrl () |
| The URL where the customer needs to be redirected so they can complete the 3D Secure payment flow. More... | |
| bool | ready () |
| Whether or not the payment is still processing asynchronously. More... | |
| bool | test () |
| A flag to indicate if the payment is to be done in test mode for gateways that support it. More... | |
| Transaction | transaction () |
| The actual transaction recorded by Shopify after having processed the payment with the gateway. More... | |
| object | Clone () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Shopify.Unity.SDK.AbstractResponse | |
| T | Get< T > (string field, string alias=null) |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Shopify.Unity.SDK.AbstractResponse | |
| Dictionary< string, object > | Data |
| Properties inherited from Shopify.Unity.SDK.AbstractResponse | |
| Dictionary< string, object > | DataJSON [get, protected set] |
A payment applied to a checkout.
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Accepts deserialized json data. Will further parse passed in data.
| dataJSON | Deserialized JSON data for Payment |
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The amount of the payment.
amountV2
instead
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The amount of the payment.
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The billing address for the payment.
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The checkout to which the payment belongs.
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The credit card used for the payment in the case of direct payments.
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A message describing a processing error during asynchronous processing.
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Globally unique identifier.
Implements Shopify.Unity.Node.
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A client-side generated token to identify a payment and perform idempotent operations.
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The URL where the customer needs to be redirected so they can complete the 3D Secure payment flow.
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Whether or not the payment is still processing asynchronously.
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A flag to indicate if the payment is to be done in test mode for gateways that support it.
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The actual transaction recorded by Shopify after having processed the payment with the gateway.


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