DANGEROUS BEAUTY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Warner Bros./Regency Enterprises Director: Marshall Herskovitz Writer: Jeannine Dominy, biography by Margaret Rosenthal Cast: Catherine McCormack, Rufus Sewell, Jacqueline Bisset, Oliver Platt, Moira Kelly, Joanna Cassidy, Fred Ward, Jeroen Krabbe
A movie, play or novel that takes place in the distant past gains resonance when we in the present can see its universal truths. Thus the conflict between Montagues and Capulets in Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" becomes the rivalry between the Latinos and mostly Polish Americans in Arthur Laurents' "West Side Story" and Julius Caesar turns into Mussolini in contemporary versions of that slice of political theater. As you watch "Dangerous Beauty," which is set in the Venice of the late 16th century, your mind may well wander to today's news-monopolizing headlines about the Monica Lewinsky affair, which has taken the shape of a story about a young woman who has allegedly used her feminine wiles in part to get herself employment in the glamour field of women's cosmetics. There are differences, as expected, since in Jeannine Dominy's screenplay, based on a bio by another woman, Margaret Rosenthal, the principal character-- who insists on a life of independence from the constrictions of society--has little choice. But similarities abound, in no small part because in both the Lewinsky situation and that of the person of Veronica Franco four centuries earlier, the mothers are mentoring their daughters in their chosen, ill-reputed avocations.
"Dangerous Beauty" is the story of the lovely Veronica Franco (Catherine McCormack), seemingly in her early twenties, who is madly in love with the curly-haired Marco Vernier (Rufus Sewell). Marco has tasted the pleasures of quite a number of the Venice aristocracy and loves Veronica in return, but is culturally constricted. Because of his high position in the Venetian nobility, he is constrained by his father (Jerome Krabbe) to marry someone of equal stature. Though Veronica's family has had a coat of arms for the past seven hundred years, she has no dowry. She is neither here nor there.
Now, a courtesan in the Venice of the time is no streetwalker but is, rather, quite the opposite. She is a woman sought out by the betters of the city-state because she is intelligent, has an education far surpassing that of the typical noble lady, and is as well-versed in protocol as the graduate of any top American finishing school today. She is sought after for her cerebral charms as much as for her carnal bent, principally by high-born fellows bored with their vapid wives and bimbo girl friends. The picture, directed with only a portion of tongue in cheek by Marshall Herskovitz, is at once a romance, an education in European politics, a feminist tract, and an outright hoot. The scene which best exemplifies these missions is one in which Veronica is playing host to the king of France, a man whose influence is badly needed by Venice's ruler, since he has the power to lend the Italian city- state the ships it needs to fight the invading Turks. A night with Veronica pursuing activities so strenuous that the king can barely sit on the royal cushion in the morning leads to the king's granting this favor to the doge. Veronica becomes, then, the face that launched a hundred ships.
Perhaps no picture has done more to elevate the hooker's status in the world than "Dangerous Beauty," formerly "The Honest Courtesan," a title that was scrapped allegedly because the producers feared that the public would think it was a movie about cortisone. Veronica is transformed by her mother from a lovesick virgin to a courtly companion almost overnight, acquiring an instant education at about the time she learns to walk on shoes that could keep podiatrists in business for several lifetimes. She charms the nobility during the day by matching her skill at inventing verse with Maffio (Oliver Platt), a courtier and poet who grows to hate his rival because he cannot afford a night in her boudoir.
Of the performers, only Mr. Platt is miscast. His ideal role would have been that of a fool, a Sancho Panza to a story's Quixote as in the forthcoming movie, "Bulworth." The bulgy- eyed Rufus Sewell, quickly becoming a hot property with a role in the critically acclaimed "Dark City" which was released at about the time of this film, is sexy enough. But in shaping his character, we wonder whether scripter Dominy is indulging a male fantasy, that of a man who is eagerly sought in marriage because of his repetitive conquests of other women rather than in spite of this trait. Jacqueline Bisset is the woman most pleasant to look at, a mother more alluring than Catherine McCormack, and in fact the whole picture is a pretty spectacle filmed by Bojan Bazelli with post-card splendor. If producers Herskovitz, Ed Zwick, Arnon Mitchan and Sarah Caplan were willing to write off some of their audience by taking the story more seriously, the English language would have to be scrapped in favor of Italian with subtitles. In any event, the story is involving throughout and effectively carries the message that a smart woman will do what she has to do to make it in a society which is still run by men. Rated R. Running Time: 115 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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The TrimMainObjectSearch represents a collection of TrimMainObjects that can be enumerated. It basically represent a database query, and so it it works a little differently to a static array. It is designed for performance to prefetch only the next batch of items, as Trim databases can quite often contain very large collections. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator | GetEnumerator () |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator | GetEnumeratorSorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sort1, bool ascending1) |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator | GetEnumeratorSorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sort1, bool ascending1, PropertyOrFieldDef sort2, bool ascending2) |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator | GetEnumeratorSorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sort1, bool ascending1, PropertyOrFieldDef sort2, bool ascending2, PropertyOrFieldDef sort3, bool ascending3) |
| TrimMainObjectSearch (Database database, BaseObjectTypes objectType) | |
| Constructs a main object list for the specified TRIM object type. More... | |
| TrimMainObjectSearch (SavedSearch savedSearch) | |
| Constructs a main object list based on a previously saved search More... | |
| TrimMainObjectSearch (LookupSet lookupSet) | |
| Constructs a main object list to search for items within a lookup set. More... | |
| TrimURIList | GetResultAsUriArray () |
| Gets a URI list object representing the results of the search. More... | |
| TrimURIList | GetResultAsUriArray (long maxUrisToReturn) |
| Gets a URI list object representing the results of the search, limited by maxUrisToReturn. More... | |
| TrimURIList | GetResultAsUriArraySorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sortField, bool ascendingOrder) |
| Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results. More... | |
| TrimURIList | GetResultAsUriArraySorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sortField1, bool ascendingOrder1, PropertyOrFieldDef sortField2, bool ascendingOrder2) |
| Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results. More... | |
| TrimURIList | GetResultAsUriArraySorted (PropertyOrFieldDef sortField1, bool ascendingOrder1, PropertyOrFieldDef sortField2, bool ascendingOrder2, PropertyOrFieldDef sortField3, bool ascendingOrder3) |
| Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results. More... | |
| TrimParserException | SetSearchString (string newValue) |
| Sets a string value representing the main search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Query String formatting rules. More... | |
| void | ClearSearch () |
| Clears any search criteria currently in force (unless new search criteria are added), the search will return no results. More... | |
| void | AddSearchClause (TrimSearchClause clause) |
| Adds the specific search criteria to the reverse-polish clause stack More... | |
| void | And () |
| Adds the AND operator to the reverse-polish clause stack More... | |
| void | Or () |
| Adds the OR operator to the reverse-polish clause stack More... | |
| void | Not () |
| Adds the NOT operator to the reverse-polish clause stack More... | |
| TrimSearchStack | GetSearchAsStack () |
| Gets a TrimSearchStack array that represents this search. This array is in a reverse polish format which doesn't include any precedence operators. More... | |
| void | SetSearchFromStack (TrimSearchStack stack) |
| Sets the search to be based on the supplied search stack More... | |
| TrimParserException | SetFilterString (string filter) |
| Sets a string value representing the current filters that are applied together with the search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Filter String formatting rules. More... | |
| void | ClearFilters () |
| Clears any filters that are currently operating on the search. More... | |
| void | SetFiltersToDefault () |
| Sets the filters to the previously saved set of default filters for the current user. More... | |
| void | SaveFiltersAsDefault () |
| Sets the current filters to be the default filters for the current user. More... | |
| void | AddFilterClause (TrimSearchClause clause) |
| Adds the specific search criteria to the array of filters More... | |
| TrimSearchClauseList | GetFiltersAsArray () |
| Gets an array of TrimSearchStackItem objects that represents this search. This array is in a reverse polish format which doesn't include any precedence operators. More... | |
| TrimParserException | SetSortString (string newSort) |
| Sets a string value representing a sort criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Sort String formatting rules. More... | |
| void | ClearSort () |
| Clears any sort criteria that currently operate on the search. More... | |
| void | SuppressDefaultSort () |
| Ensures that if no sort criteria are specified, results are not sorted according to a default sort order. You can use this function if you have a list set as a uri list and want to preserve that ordering. More... | |
| void | SetSortToDefault () |
| Sets the filters to the previously saved set of default filters for the current user. More... | |
| void | SaveSortAsDefault () |
| Sets the current filters to be the default filters for the current user. More... | |
| void | AddSortItemAscending (SearchClauseIds clauseId) |
| Adds the specific search item to the list of sort criteria for this search More... | |
| void | AddSortItemDescending (SearchClauseIds clauseId) |
| Adds the specific search item to the list of sort criteria for this search More... | |
| void | AddSortUserFieldAscending (FieldDefinition userField) |
| Adds the user-defined field to the list of sort criteria for this search More... | |
| void | AddSortUserFieldDescending (FieldDefinition userField) |
| Adds the user-defined field to the list of sort criteria for this search More... | |
| TrimSearchSortItemList | GetSortAsArray () |
| Gets an array of TrimSearchSortItem objects that represents the sorting criteria. More... | |
| void | SetOptionsToDefault () |
| Sets the search options for this search to be the users preferred default More... | |
| void | SaveOptionsAsDefault () |
| Sets the current options to be the default options for the current user. More... | |
| PropertyValue | GetSearchOption (PropertyDef propDef) |
| Gets or sets a search option value using the generic PropertyDef object More... | |
| void | SetSearchOption (PropertyValue propDef) |
| void | SelectByPrefix (string startingPrefix) |
| Sets this collection to contain objects with names that begin with the nominated string. More... | |
| void | SelectFavorites () |
| Sets the collection to contain objects that are in the current user's Favorites list. More... | |
| void | SelectFavorites (FavoriteType typeOfFavorite) |
| Sets the collection to contain objects that are in the current user's Favorites list. More... | |
| void | SelectByUserLabel (UserLabel userLabelToSelectBy) |
| Sets the collection to contain objects lonked to the nominated user label. More... | |
| void | SelectNone () |
| Sets the collection to contain no objects. More... | |
| void | SelectAll () |
| Sets the collection to contain all objects of this collection's Type. Use with care as some Trim Databases can be very large. More... | |
| void | SelectByUris (TrimURIList specifiedUriArray) |
| Sets the collection to contain all objects with unique identifiers matching those in the specified array. More... | |
| void | SelectTopLevels () |
| Sets the collection to contain all objects which are at the top level of the hierarchy. Only useful for objects that implement hierarchy, such as classifications, labels, schedules, etc. More... | |
| void | SelectThoseWithin (TrimMainObject parentObject) |
| Sets the collection to contain all objects which placed within a hierarchy where the nominated object is its parent. The list must be for hierarchical objects and the parent object must be of the same object type as the list. More... | |
| void | SetPurpose (int purpose) |
| Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection. More... | |
| void | SetPurpose (int purpose, TrimMainObject purposeExtraObject) |
| Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes The purposeExtraObject is necessary for some purpose types - once again, the derived TrimMainObject class will have more information. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection. More... | |
| void | SetPurpose (int purpose, int purposeExtraEnumValue) |
| Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes The purposeExtraObject is necessary for some purpose types - once again, the derived TrimMainObject class will have more information. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection. More... | |
| void | ClearPurpose () |
| Removes the current purpose setting for this list. More... | |
| bool | IsValidForPurpose (TrimMainObject trimObject) |
| Determines if the specified object is valid for the current purpose associated with this list. More... | |
| bool | ItemMatches (TrimMainObject trimObject) |
| Determines if the specified object matches the criteria for this search More... | |
| string | MakeReference (string outputFileName) |
| Creates a TRIM reference file for this search, given the path and filename. A reference file can be associated with the Open command of various of the TRIM executables - TRIM.exe, TRIMDesktop.exe, etc. When the reference file is double-clicked, the associated application will then launch (or activate if it already running) and a new search will then be displayed inside that executable. Returns a string containing the path and filename of the reference file created. More... | |
| void | ReportAsHTML (Report report, string outputHTMLFileName) |
| Generates a report on a list of objects with output in HTML and following the nominated report design layout. The image folder name is used as a location for any hyper-links to images created by the report generator. More... | |
| void | ReportAsHTML (Report report, string outputHTMLFileName, string imageFolderName) |
| Generates a report on a list of objects with output in HTML and following the nominated report design layout. The image folder name is used as a location for any hyper-links to images created by the report generator. If you leave the value blank, the function will create a sub-folder within the path of the outputHTMLfileName if one is needed. More... | |
| void | PublishAsHTML (string outputHTMLFileName, HtmlLayout layout, HtmlLayout detailedLayout, TrimDateTime publicationDate, bool deleteExistingFiles) |
| Publishes the objects in this collection to HTML according to nominated HTML layouts. The detailed layout is optional. More... | |
| void | ExportAsXML (string outputXMLFileName, int depth, XmlDocumentExportType xptType, string encoding, bool indent) |
| Exports the objects in this collection to an XML output file More... | |
| TrimSearchDataStream | GetDataStream (PropertyOrFieldDefList propertyOrFieldSet) |
| Creates a TrimSearchDataStream object used to fetch a set of properties directly from the server, bypassing any object cache More... | |
Properties | |
| string | ErrorMessage [get] |
| All TRIM SDK objects have an ErrorMessage property which can be used to examine any error that may have occurred in the most recent method call. More... | |
| TrimException | Error [get] |
| All TRIM SDK objects have an Error property which can be used to examine any error that may have occurred in the most recent method call. More... | |
| Database | Database [get] |
| Gets the TRIM Database object in which this collection resides. More... | |
| BaseObjectTypes | TrimType [get] |
| Gets a BaseObjectTypes enum value indicating the type of object in this collection. More... | |
| TrimIcon | Icon [get] |
| Gets the icon associated this object collection. More... | |
| string | Title [get] |
| Gets a string briefly describing the selection criteria used for this collection. More... | |
| long | VeryFastCount [get] |
| Gets a number indicating the number of items in the collection at the time of the call. This count is obtained without doing a round trip to the server. So, it only returns a result if all the results have been downloaded or a count has already been obtained through other means. It is guaranteed to be quick, but will return a value of -1 if it is not possible to obtain. More... | |
| long | MinimumCount [get] |
| Gets a number indicating the highest known number of rows that match the query. It is also guaranteed to return a result without doing a round trip to the server. So, it generally either reflects the veryFastCount if the count is known (eg in the case of small queries or when a count has already been obtained) or the number of rows that have currently been downloaded from the server as part of the initial query execution. It should be quick and can be used to notify the user if there are, say, more than 500 hits. More... | |
| string | CountString [get] |
| Gets a string that describes the general number of hits in the search, but without the expense of doing a separate query execution. If the count is known, it will be this number as a string, if unknown, it will use the MinimumCount and append a + More... | |
| string | CountStringEx [get] |
| Gets a string that describes the general number of hits in the search. This works the same as the CountString property but also appends the object caption. For example "500+ records". More... | |
| long | FastCount [get] |
| Gets a number indicating a likely number of items in the collection. Since the building of the collection is dynamic, this count value could change depending on whether new items are added during the iterating of the collection. To obtain this count, a separate SQL query is issued - if that is not possibly for some reason, the value -1 will be returned. More... | |
| long | Count [get] |
| Gets a number indicating a the number of items in the collection at the time of the call. Since the building of the collection is dynamic, this count value could change depending on whether new items are added during the iterating of the collection. To obtain this count, a separate SQL query is attempted. If that is not possible, the query is executed and the results are iterated, so in some cases it may be slow. More... | |
| string | QueryInfoMessage [get] |
| Gets a string describing any information about the search. For example, if the content clause in the search was unable to return all of the results. More... | |
| string | SearchString [get, set] |
| Gets a string value representing the main search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Query String formatting rules. More... | |
| string | FilterString [get] |
| Gets a string value representing the current filters that are applied together with the search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Filter String formatting rules. More... | |
| string | SortString [get] |
| Gets a string value representing a sort criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Sort String formatting rules. More... | |
| TrimSearchTopContainersFilter | TopContainersFilter [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a 'top containers' filter used for special aggregated archive search More... | |
| bool | ActivityDueSearchIncludesAuthorization [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by activity assignee, the search engine will also return any activities that are awaiting authorising by the specified action officer More... | |
| bool | AssigneeSearchIncludesDelegates [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) and the assignee corresponds to the currently logged in user, results will also include those items assigned to anyone who has delegated work to the currently logged in user. More... | |
| bool | ActivityDueSearchIncludesEscalated [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by activity assignee, the search engine will also return any activities that have been escalated to the specified action officer More... | |
| bool | AssigneeSearchIncludesGroups [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) and the assignee corresponds to the currently logged in user, results will also include those items assigned to any location that the current user is a member of More... | |
| bool | AssigneeSearchIncludesPosition [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) results will also include those items assigned to the positions of any locations specified in the search More... | |
| IdolSearchStyles | IdolSearchStyle [get, set] |
| Gets or sets an IdolSearchStyles enumeration value indicating whether to optimize this search by utilizing the IDOL search engine for some types of search methods. More... | |
| ResultPostProcessingMethod | ResultPostProcessing [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a searchPostFilter enumeration value indicating what type of post processing of the results should be applied More... | |
| bool | ExtendedIDOLOptimization [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that the search optimizer should attempt to convert additional search methods to uri list based searches which can be resolved by the IDOL search engine More... | |
| bool | AnyWordIncludesTitle [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include the record title. More... | |
| bool | AnyWordIncludesNotes [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include the record notes. More... | |
| bool | AnyWordIncludesContents [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include any document content associated with the record. More... | |
| bool | IncludeLocationsByAddressReference [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching for locations, include any that match because of a 'use address of' reference More... | |
| bool | IncludeLocationsByProfileReference [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching for locations, include any that match because of a 'use profile of' reference More... | |
| bool | AlphaObjectSort [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to use alphabetical order for object sorting More... | |
| bool | UseDirectIDOLquery [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to Allow direct IDOL queries More... | |
| bool | TempTableSecurityFiltering [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to create a temporary table to optimize record security filtering (only applies to SQL Server) More... | |
| bool | UnionForOrOptimization [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to optimize the query by replacing OR operators with a UNION arrangement More... | |
| bool | DefaultIncludesNumber [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matching record numbers. More... | |
| bool | DefaultIncludesTitle [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matches in record titles. More... | |
| bool | DefaultIncludesNotes [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matches in record notes. More... | |
| bool | DefaultIncludesContent [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matching record document content. More... | |
| string | SearchAsXML [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a string containing an XML representation of the search. This XML is language and locale independent and can be used for persisting a query for later execution, perhaps by a user using a different language. More... | |
| long | OverrideBatchSize [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a batch size value which is used when pre-fetching results. Items are fully constructed and added to the global object cache as part the optimization to provided fast access when processing results. In general, the system settings should be perfectly adequate, however in some paging situations it might be quicker to adjust this value. It can be in the range of 1 to 500, 0 means use the system default. More... | |
| string | HitHighlightString [get] |
| Gets a string containing a string that can be used for hit highlighting in a document viewer. It basically contains an array of content search related strings, separated by commas. It can be passed to the ExtractDocument class when producing a HTML rendering that highlights hits More... | |
| string | WebURL [get] |
| Gets a string representing a URL that can be used to display this search in a web browser. More... | |
| TrimURI | SkipToUri [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a TRIM uri value which will be skipped to when iterating through the results of this list. When you set this parameter, search results will be ignored until a result matching the specified uri is found, once the skip uri is found, results are returned from that point on (includes the skip uri in the result) More... | |
| bool | PagingMode [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that the results of the search are going to be accesses in a web browser "one page at a time" style. When in paging mode, results will be uniquely sorted in order that when you use the SkipCount parameter to move to the next page, you are assured that the query will be working through the same results. Set this proeprty if you intend to use SkipCount and LimitOnRowsReturned for the search results. More... | |
| long | SkipCount [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a skip counter which indicates how many items to skip before returning any search results. When you set the value of the skip counter, results will be read and discarded until the specified number of items to skip has been reached. Note that a SkipToUri value can be specified in addition. Set the value to 0 if you wish to clear the skip behavior More... | |
| long | LimitOnRowsReturned [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a limit on the number of objects that should be returned as part of this search. This is useful if you wish to display, say, the most recently modified 10 records. Set the value to 0 if you wish to clear the limit behavior More... | |
| bool | UseHideCustomRecordTypesSystemOption [get, set] |
| Gets or sets a boolean property indicating whether the hide custom record types system option should apply to this search More... | |
The TrimMainObjectSearch represents a collection of TrimMainObjects that can be enumerated. It basically represent a database query, and so it it works a little differently to a static array. It is designed for performance to prefetch only the next batch of items, as Trim databases can quite often contain very large collections.
| HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.TrimMainObjectSearch | ( | Database | database, |
| BaseObjectTypes | objectType | ||
| ) |
Constructs a main object list for the specified TRIM object type.
| HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.TrimMainObjectSearch | ( | SavedSearch | savedSearch | ) |
Constructs a main object list based on a previously saved search
| HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.TrimMainObjectSearch | ( | LookupSet | lookupSet | ) |
Constructs a main object list to search for items within a lookup set.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddFilterClause | ( | TrimSearchClause | clause | ) |
Adds the specific search criteria to the array of filters
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddSearchClause | ( | TrimSearchClause | clause | ) |
Adds the specific search criteria to the reverse-polish clause stack
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddSortItemAscending | ( | SearchClauseIds | clauseId | ) |
Adds the specific search item to the list of sort criteria for this search
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddSortItemDescending | ( | SearchClauseIds | clauseId | ) |
Adds the specific search item to the list of sort criteria for this search
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddSortUserFieldAscending | ( | FieldDefinition | userField | ) |
Adds the user-defined field to the list of sort criteria for this search
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.AddSortUserFieldDescending | ( | FieldDefinition | userField | ) |
Adds the user-defined field to the list of sort criteria for this search
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.And | ( | ) |
Adds the AND operator to the reverse-polish clause stack
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ClearFilters | ( | ) |
Clears any filters that are currently operating on the search.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ClearPurpose | ( | ) |
Removes the current purpose setting for this list.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ClearSearch | ( | ) |
Clears any search criteria currently in force (unless new search criteria are added), the search will return no results.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ClearSort | ( | ) |
Clears any sort criteria that currently operate on the search.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ExportAsXML | ( | string | outputXMLFileName, |
| int | depth, | ||
| XmlDocumentExportType | xptType, | ||
| string | encoding, | ||
| bool | indent | ||
| ) |
Exports the objects in this collection to an XML output file
| TrimSearchDataStream HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetDataStream | ( | PropertyOrFieldDefList | propertyOrFieldSet | ) |
Creates a TrimSearchDataStream object used to fetch a set of properties directly from the server, bypassing any object cache
| System.Collections.IEnumerator HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetEnumerator | ( | ) |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetEnumeratorSorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sort1, |
| bool | ascending1 | ||
| ) |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetEnumeratorSorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sort1, |
| bool | ascending1, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sort2, | ||
| bool | ascending2 | ||
| ) |
| System.Collections.IEnumerator HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetEnumeratorSorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sort1, |
| bool | ascending1, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sort2, | ||
| bool | ascending2, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sort3, | ||
| bool | ascending3 | ||
| ) |
| TrimSearchClauseList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetFiltersAsArray | ( | ) |
Gets an array of TrimSearchStackItem objects that represents this search. This array is in a reverse polish format which doesn't include any precedence operators.
| TrimURIList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetResultAsUriArray | ( | ) |
Gets a URI list object representing the results of the search.
| TrimURIList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetResultAsUriArray | ( | long | maxUrisToReturn | ) |
Gets a URI list object representing the results of the search, limited by maxUrisToReturn.
| TrimURIList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetResultAsUriArraySorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField, |
| bool | ascendingOrder | ||
| ) |
Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results.
| TrimURIList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetResultAsUriArraySorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField1, |
| bool | ascendingOrder1, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField2, | ||
| bool | ascendingOrder2 | ||
| ) |
Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results.
| TrimURIList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetResultAsUriArraySorted | ( | PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField1, |
| bool | ascendingOrder1, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField2, | ||
| bool | ascendingOrder2, | ||
| PropertyOrFieldDef | sortField3, | ||
| bool | ascendingOrder3 | ||
| ) |
Gets a URI list object that allows you to iterate all the objects that are currently selected, with the option of sorting by the supplied sortField. Use this sorting technique when you need to sort by a field that is not part of the SearchClauseIds sortable set. It requires results to be downloaded first and then sorted, so it can take some time if there are lots of results.
| TrimSearchStack HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetSearchAsStack | ( | ) |
Gets a TrimSearchStack array that represents this search. This array is in a reverse polish format which doesn't include any precedence operators.
| PropertyValue HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetSearchOption | ( | PropertyDef | propDef | ) |
Gets or sets a search option value using the generic PropertyDef object
| TrimSearchSortItemList HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.GetSortAsArray | ( | ) |
Gets an array of TrimSearchSortItem objects that represents the sorting criteria.
| bool HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.IsValidForPurpose | ( | TrimMainObject | trimObject | ) |
Determines if the specified object is valid for the current purpose associated with this list.
| bool HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ItemMatches | ( | TrimMainObject | trimObject | ) |
Determines if the specified object matches the criteria for this search
| string HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.MakeReference | ( | string | outputFileName | ) |
Creates a TRIM reference file for this search, given the path and filename. A reference file can be associated with the Open command of various of the TRIM executables - TRIM.exe, TRIMDesktop.exe, etc. When the reference file is double-clicked, the associated application will then launch (or activate if it already running) and a new search will then be displayed inside that executable. Returns a string containing the path and filename of the reference file created.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.Not | ( | ) |
Adds the NOT operator to the reverse-polish clause stack
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.Or | ( | ) |
Adds the OR operator to the reverse-polish clause stack
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.PublishAsHTML | ( | string | outputHTMLFileName, |
| HtmlLayout | layout, | ||
| HtmlLayout | detailedLayout, | ||
| TrimDateTime | publicationDate, | ||
| bool | deleteExistingFiles | ||
| ) |
Publishes the objects in this collection to HTML according to nominated HTML layouts. The detailed layout is optional.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ReportAsHTML | ( | Report | report, |
| string | outputHTMLFileName | ||
| ) |
Generates a report on a list of objects with output in HTML and following the nominated report design layout. The image folder name is used as a location for any hyper-links to images created by the report generator.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.ReportAsHTML | ( | Report | report, |
| string | outputHTMLFileName, | ||
| string | imageFolderName | ||
| ) |
Generates a report on a list of objects with output in HTML and following the nominated report design layout. The image folder name is used as a location for any hyper-links to images created by the report generator. If you leave the value blank, the function will create a sub-folder within the path of the outputHTMLfileName if one is needed.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SaveFiltersAsDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the current filters to be the default filters for the current user.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SaveOptionsAsDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the current options to be the default options for the current user.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SaveSortAsDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the current filters to be the default filters for the current user.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectAll | ( | ) |
Sets the collection to contain all objects of this collection's Type. Use with care as some Trim Databases can be very large.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectByPrefix | ( | string | startingPrefix | ) |
Sets this collection to contain objects with names that begin with the nominated string.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectByUris | ( | TrimURIList | specifiedUriArray | ) |
Sets the collection to contain all objects with unique identifiers matching those in the specified array.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectByUserLabel | ( | UserLabel | userLabelToSelectBy | ) |
Sets the collection to contain objects lonked to the nominated user label.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectFavorites | ( | ) |
Sets the collection to contain objects that are in the current user's Favorites list.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectFavorites | ( | FavoriteType | typeOfFavorite | ) |
Sets the collection to contain objects that are in the current user's Favorites list.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectNone | ( | ) |
Sets the collection to contain no objects.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectThoseWithin | ( | TrimMainObject | parentObject | ) |
Sets the collection to contain all objects which placed within a hierarchy where the nominated object is its parent. The list must be for hierarchical objects and the parent object must be of the same object type as the list.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SelectTopLevels | ( | ) |
Sets the collection to contain all objects which are at the top level of the hierarchy. Only useful for objects that implement hierarchy, such as classifications, labels, schedules, etc.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetFiltersToDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the filters to the previously saved set of default filters for the current user.
| TrimParserException HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetFilterString | ( | string | filter | ) |
Sets a string value representing the current filters that are applied together with the search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Filter String formatting rules.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetOptionsToDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the search options for this search to be the users preferred default
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetPurpose | ( | int | purpose | ) |
Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetPurpose | ( | int | purpose, |
| TrimMainObject | purposeExtraObject | ||
| ) |
Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes The purposeExtraObject is necessary for some purpose types - once again, the derived TrimMainObject class will have more information. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetPurpose | ( | int | purpose, |
| int | purposeExtraEnumValue | ||
| ) |
Call this method to indicate that the items in the list may need to be used for the nominated purpose. To determine what the valid purposes are, look at the IsValidFor functions in the derived TrimMainObject classes The purposeExtraObject is necessary for some purpose types - once again, the derived TrimMainObject class will have more information. In some instances (not all), the purpose value will remove certain items from the selection.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetSearchFromStack | ( | TrimSearchStack | stack | ) |
Sets the search to be based on the supplied search stack
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetSearchOption | ( | PropertyValue | propDef | ) |
| TrimParserException HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetSearchString | ( | string | newValue | ) |
Sets a string value representing the main search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Query String formatting rules.
| TrimParserException HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetSortString | ( | string | newSort | ) |
Sets a string value representing a sort criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Sort String formatting rules.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SetSortToDefault | ( | ) |
Sets the filters to the previously saved set of default filters for the current user.
| void HP.HPTRIM.SDK.TrimMainObjectSearch.SuppressDefaultSort | ( | ) |
Ensures that if no sort criteria are specified, results are not sorted according to a default sort order. You can use this function if you have a list set as a uri list and want to preserve that ordering.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by activity assignee, the search engine will also return any activities that are awaiting authorising by the specified action officer
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by activity assignee, the search engine will also return any activities that have been escalated to the specified action officer
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to use alphabetical order for object sorting
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include any document content associated with the record.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include the record notes.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by the AnyWord method, whether the search should include the record title.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) and the assignee corresponds to the currently logged in user, results will also include those items assigned to anyone who has delegated work to the currently logged in user.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) and the assignee corresponds to the currently logged in user, results will also include those items assigned to any location that the current user is a member of
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching by an assignee (records, record actions, activities, etc) results will also include those items assigned to the positions of any locations specified in the search
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Gets a number indicating a the number of items in the collection at the time of the call. Since the building of the collection is dynamic, this count value could change depending on whether new items are added during the iterating of the collection. To obtain this count, a separate SQL query is attempted. If that is not possible, the query is executed and the results are iterated, so in some cases it may be slow.
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Gets a string that describes the general number of hits in the search, but without the expense of doing a separate query execution. If the count is known, it will be this number as a string, if unknown, it will use the MinimumCount and append a +
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Gets a string that describes the general number of hits in the search. This works the same as the CountString property but also appends the object caption. For example "500+ records".
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Gets the TRIM Database object in which this collection resides.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matching record document content.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matches in record notes.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matching record numbers.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when doing a record default search, look for matches in record titles.
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All TRIM SDK objects have an Error property which can be used to examine any error that may have occurred in the most recent method call.
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All TRIM SDK objects have an ErrorMessage property which can be used to examine any error that may have occurred in the most recent method call.
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Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that the search optimizer should attempt to convert additional search methods to uri list based searches which can be resolved by the IDOL search engine
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Gets a number indicating a likely number of items in the collection. Since the building of the collection is dynamic, this count value could change depending on whether new items are added during the iterating of the collection. To obtain this count, a separate SQL query is issued - if that is not possibly for some reason, the value -1 will be returned.
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Gets a string value representing the current filters that are applied together with the search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Filter String formatting rules.
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get |
Gets a string containing a string that can be used for hit highlighting in a document viewer. It basically contains an array of content search related strings, separated by commas. It can be passed to the ExtractDocument class when producing a HTML rendering that highlights hits
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Gets the icon associated this object collection.
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Gets or sets an IdolSearchStyles enumeration value indicating whether to optimize this search by utilizing the IDOL search engine for some types of search methods.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching for locations, include any that match because of a 'use address of' reference
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that when searching for locations, include any that match because of a 'use profile of' reference
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getset |
Gets or sets a limit on the number of objects that should be returned as part of this search. This is useful if you wish to display, say, the most recently modified 10 records. Set the value to 0 if you wish to clear the limit behavior
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get |
Gets a number indicating the highest known number of rows that match the query. It is also guaranteed to return a result without doing a round trip to the server. So, it generally either reflects the veryFastCount if the count is known (eg in the case of small queries or when a count has already been obtained) or the number of rows that have currently been downloaded from the server as part of the initial query execution. It should be quick and can be used to notify the user if there are, say, more than 500 hits.
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getset |
Gets or sets a batch size value which is used when pre-fetching results. Items are fully constructed and added to the global object cache as part the optimization to provided fast access when processing results. In general, the system settings should be perfectly adequate, however in some paging situations it might be quicker to adjust this value. It can be in the range of 1 to 500, 0 means use the system default.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate that the results of the search are going to be accesses in a web browser "one page at a time" style. When in paging mode, results will be uniquely sorted in order that when you use the SkipCount parameter to move to the next page, you are assured that the query will be working through the same results. Set this proeprty if you intend to use SkipCount and LimitOnRowsReturned for the search results.
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Gets a string describing any information about the search. For example, if the content clause in the search was unable to return all of the results.
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getset |
Gets or sets a searchPostFilter enumeration value indicating what type of post processing of the results should be applied
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getset |
Gets or sets a string containing an XML representation of the search. This XML is language and locale independent and can be used for persisting a query for later execution, perhaps by a user using a different language.
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getset |
Gets a string value representing the main search criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Query String formatting rules.
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getset |
Gets or sets a skip counter which indicates how many items to skip before returning any search results. When you set the value of the skip counter, results will be read and discarded until the specified number of items to skip has been reached. Note that a SkipToUri value can be specified in addition. Set the value to 0 if you wish to clear the skip behavior
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getset |
Gets or sets a TRIM uri value which will be skipped to when iterating through the results of this list. When you set this parameter, search results will be ignored until a result matching the specified uri is found, once the skip uri is found, results are returned from that point on (includes the skip uri in the result)
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get |
Gets a string value representing a sort criteria for this list. See the TRIM HELP documentation for a comprehensive description of the Sort String formatting rules.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to create a temporary table to optimize record security filtering (only applies to SQL Server)
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Gets a string briefly describing the selection criteria used for this collection.
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getset |
Gets or sets a 'top containers' filter used for special aggregated archive search
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Gets a BaseObjectTypes enum value indicating the type of object in this collection.
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to optimize the query by replacing OR operators with a UNION arrangement
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean value to indicate whether to Allow direct IDOL queries
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getset |
Gets or sets a boolean property indicating whether the hide custom record types system option should apply to this search
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get |
Gets a number indicating the number of items in the collection at the time of the call. This count is obtained without doing a round trip to the server. So, it only returns a result if all the results have been downloaded or a count has already been obtained through other means. It is guaranteed to be quick, but will return a value of -1 if it is not possible to obtain.
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Gets a string representing a URL that can be used to display this search in a web browser.


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| virtual TBuilder | AfterBoxLabelTpl (XTemplate afterBoxLabelTpl) |
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| virtual TBuilder | BeforeBoxLabelTextTpl (XTemplate beforeBoxLabelTextTpl) |
| | An optional string or XTemplate configuration to insert in the field markup before the box label text. If an XTemplate is used, the component's subTpl data serves as the context. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BeforeBoxLabelTpl (XTemplate beforeBoxLabelTpl) |
| | An optional string or XTemplate configuration to insert in the field markup before the box label text. If an XTemplate is used, the component's subTpl data serves as the context. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BoxLabel (string boxLabel) |
| | An optional text label that will appear next to the checkbox. Whether it appears before or after the checkbox is determined by the boxLabelAlign config (defaults to after). More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BoxLabelAlign (BoxLabelAlign boxLabelAlign) |
| | The position relative to the checkbox where the boxLabel should appear. Recognized values are 'before' and 'after'. Defaults to 'after'. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BoxLabelStyle (string boxLabelStyle) |
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| virtual TBuilder | BoxLabelAttrTpl (XTemplate boxLabelAttrTpl) |
| | An optional string or XTemplate configuration to insert in the field markup inside the box label element (as attributes). If an XTemplate is used, the component's subTpl data serves as the context. More...
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| virtual TBuilder | BoxLabelCls (string boxLabelCls) |
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| virtual TBuilder | CheckedCls (string checkedCls) |
| | The CSS class added to the component's main element when it is in the checked state. More...
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December 04 2018
Desktop updates:
- added some characters from the german keyboard layout that I’m missing using the american one so I created the file
.Xmodmap
in the home directorykeycode 108 = Mode_switch Multi_key keycode 38 = a A adiaeresis Adiaeresis keycode 39 = s S ssharp ssharp keycode 30 = u U udiaeresis Udiaeresis keycode 32 = o O odiaeresis Odiaeresis keycode 49 = asciitilde grave degree keycode 11 = 2 at twosuperior keycode 12 = 3 numbersign threesuperior keycode 26 = e E EuroSign keycode 27 = r R registered keycode 21 = equal plus plusminus
- to activat it just run
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
- I wrote this file innitially for my notebook but it works great on my custoum mechanical keyboard as well
Pi Calendar:
- Mission is to do it all with python from now on, but now the introduced graphics so let’s see
- first I had to install
graphics.py
I got the code from here and placed the file in/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages
- also had to install Tkinter via
sudo apt-get install python3-tk
- installed
pygame
with this instructions - drew an image and a box but I cant check these for collision so I have to change to sprites tomorrow


Combine multiple webpack parts into a webpack config. A part is either an object, which will be merged in to the config, or it is a function that takes the config as it is and is expected to return a new version of the config. The parts are resolved in the order they are provided. There is a small base config that combine starts with that looks like this:
{
output: {
filename: '[name].[chunkhash].js',
chunkFilename: '[name].[chunkhash].js',
publicPath: '/'
}
}
Object
:
Combined Webpack config object
// webpack.config.js
const parts = require('webpack-parts')
module.exports = parts.combine(
{
entry: "app/index.js",
output: {
path: "build"
}
},
parts.load.js(),
parts.load.css(),
parts.dev.sourceMaps(),
parts.optimize.minimize()
)
Use postcss to process css.
(Object
(default {}
)
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
$0.include [(string | Array)]
|
Webpack include conditions |
$0.postcssOptions [Object]
|
postcss-loader options |
$0.extractFilename [string]
|
Path to extract css to using
extract-text-webpack-plugin
when
NODE_ENV=production
|
Use babel to process js.
(Object
(default {}
)
)
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
$0.include [(string | Array)]
|
Webpack include conditions |
$0.basePath [string]
|
The base path to which js files will be
emitted. It's essentially a prefix to
fileName
and
chunkFilename
|
Include images via urls.
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(default {}
)
)
| Name | Description |
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$0.include [(string | Array)]
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Webpack include conditions |
$0.imageOptions [Object]
|
Options to pass to
image-webpack-loader
|
$0.basePath [string]
|
The base path to which images files will be emitted. |
$0.inlineLimitBytes [number]
|
If set, inline images that are smaller
than $0.inlineLimitBytes when
NODE_ENV === 'production'
|
Extract all used dependencies from node_modules
into a separate vendor.js
.
By default, it will consider all dependencies used by all entry points, but
you override this by specifying $0.chunks
.
Make environment variables available via process.env
while building. The
variables are copied from the current environment at build time. If you want
to set environment variables to something other to what they actually are in
the current environment, use setEnv
. Makes use of
webpack.EnvironmentPlugin
.
Make environment variables available via process.env
while building. The
variables are set explicitly as specified in env
. Note that you should not
JSON.stringify
the values, that will be done for you. Makes use of
webpack.DefinePlugin
(Object)
An object whose keys are the names of environment
variables and whose values are the values to set. These
should be plain JSON objects.
Use webpack-bundle-analyzer
to analyze bundle size. Opens a web browser
with a visual graph of bundled modules and their sizes
Enable hot module reloading when NODE_ENV !== 'production'
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(default {}
)
)
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$0.useReactHotLoader [boolean]
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Set to true if you're using
react-hot-loader
. Adds
react-hot-loader/patch
to each
entry.
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$0.useWebpackHotMiddleware [boolean]
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Set to true if you're using
webpack-hot-middleware
. Adds
webpack-hot-middleware/client
to each entry.
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$0.webpackDevServerUrl [boolean]
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Set to url such as
http://localhost:3000
if you're using
webpack-dev-server
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webpack-dev-server/client
and
webpack/hot/only-dev-server
to each entry. Should not be
used with
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Force to a single version of lodash across all dependencies. Lodash is big and we don't want to include it or its bits more than once. This is probably safe as long as there are no mixed major versions and the most recent version of lodash is the one forced.
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parts.optimize.forceSingleLodash(require.resolve('lodash'))
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Set: I'm getting ready to try salvia for a second time, and really it will be the first time I try to see what this drug is all about. The first time was just a sample, to see what it was like and this time around I'm planning to step it up. I'm excited yet somewhat intimidated, knowing that my friend Jay took the drug for granted and landed himself in a place he commonly refers to as 'Block World,' a place he never wants to go again.
Setting: A friend's apartment at about 10:00 on a Saturday night. The friend, Bryan, is older than the three of us who were over there by about 4 years. His younger brother Spencer and Jim are also with me. We have all smoked a fair amount of pot in our day and all of us, other than Jim, have tried other drugs. DXM and opium are the only other drugs on my list of experiences. I first tried salvia a few nights before but had a mere taste of the effects including a lost sense of time, strange physical feelings, especially in the mouth, and a few other things. It was very strange, yet something I wanted to explore into more.
So anyways, we decided to do it one by one, packing our individual hits in a glass bowl out on a balcony, smoked them and went inside. I was the last to hit it and immediately put on my headphones and turned on some music to have during the trip. Once inside, the effects were already tripping me out. I fumbled forever to put my iPod back in my pocket while I sat on the couch. After I did that, I started staring into space and my world was stripped away from me.
Suddenly, I was unaware of exactly where I was or what I had just done, but I slightly knew that I had just done something significant and that other people were around me. I also had this feeling that I was waiting something out, but I didnít know what.  Thinking back at that, I believe it was the television screen I was actually looking at.  The ball seemed to represent my entire life, past, present and future. It went beyond that even. The ball was everything, every possible path of time, whether it occurred or not, every situation, every life, consciousness and moment in time. This is when the effects were peeking, about one or two minutes in. I remember a strange sucking sound as the ball formed.
I no longer knew who I was, or what the things were that composed my life. I had the feeling of being a small, fragile baby in its motherís arms. She was very big and watching over me. The ball was trying to complete itís development and soon I would get some kind of answer from it. I kept trying to figure something out, but I didnít know what it was. Maybe I forgot it, or I never knew in the first place what I was trying to realize. The situation I was in was very unreal, yet it felt as natural as a dream does when something bizarre happens.
Then someone in the room with me made a slight movement and the ball exploded. Everything suddenly came flying out of it. It was organic matter, a living something. I looked at in the room formed this odd chunk of something that was in the ball. It had not finished developing, it was interrupted by the movement in the room. Looking around the room, I noticed the two recliners on each end of the couch and how they made a semi circle shape. One recliner was red, one was blue. These two colors completed each other. Then I noticed the yellow container on the table that the salvia was in. Of course I didnít know salvia was in it at the time. The yellow container was the center object for the blue and red couches. I kept observing everything that had fallen out of the ball and everything had fallen so perfectly, yet it was all so unfinished. Observing all this brought me closer to this strange answer I was looking for.
At about this time, Jim turned to me and asked me if I had gotten a good hit. I didnít understand the individual words he said, but I could interpret it as him asking me if I had gotten to where I was now. I started laughing and said yes.  Again I didnít understand their sentences normally, but I was comforted by them, knowing what I was going through was supposed to be happening.
As each second went by, I kept realizing more things, and they all seemed so foreign to me. I became aware of my own body and even that felt foreign. When I laughed, I thought I felt stuff coming out of me, but I think it was the headphone wires. I noticed my iPod in my hand and had no idea what purpose it served. It was some strange device connected to my body. During the entire trip, I was listening to a song, but I never paid a bit of attention to it. Music does not seem to alter a salvia trip at all until you begin coming back down and you can become more aware of things. The iPod and the rest of me seemed so small.
During the whole thing, I kept thinking about this answer. It was the most intense part of my trip and it is the hardest to describe. I didnít know how long it would take, but it didnít seem to matter. I could have been in that state of mind for a year, and it wouldnít have bothered me. Time did not seem to be an issue of the world. I had no knowledge of reality, and what a regular consciousness was. All I knew was the feeling of my mother, or some powerful force watching me, and that I would have to wait.
After a couple of minutes went by, I was rapidly coming back to earth and each time I observed something and a piece of the puzzle was revealed, I remember thinking that it was wrong. I had a feeling like my life was being put back together, but I wondered if it would be different. I felt like God was in control of where I would end up. I could end up in a completely different life and time. The room I was in gave me no information as to what my life was like before salvia. But I remember being okay with it and ready for whatever happened. Then I noticed Jimís leg propped on the table. Seeing that helped me to realize the presence of separate bodies. That leg was not mine, it was someone elseís. I looked down and saw my iPod again. This time it looked huge, and I realized its purpose was to play music.
When I realized fully that I was in my body, it felt huge, contrary to how small it felt earlier. My hands seemed so big and oversized. Then I remembered where I was, and that I had just done salvia. Reality seemed to hit me all at once at this point and I just yelled out ďthat was awesome.Ē Then we started talking about what we all went through. I think I was the only one to have it hit me so hard, I couldnít even talk. During the next minute, I felt fascinated to once again be aware of everything. All the foreign objects in the room were recognizable once again.
 It was like condensing all the things I had been through in life, starting from when I was a baby. I know this sounds crazy, but I think salvia activates parts of my brain that are hardly ever used, and maybe it brings back lost memory of being a baby. Maybe the feelings are artificially created in me.
The trip was not a very emotional one, I went through it as a calm observer. It was more like an exploration into the reality that is beyond what we are bound in by our world and our bodies. It felt divine and timeless. I just calmly floated through it. I am writing this the day after it all happened and I have been thinking about my experience almost non stop sense it happened. This paper doesnít even come close to describing what actually happened.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


TF-IDF
07 Oct 2018TF and IDF
Text Frequency (TF)
- TF is an index that shows frequency of words in each document in the corpus. It is simply calculated by the ratio of word counts by the total number of words in that document. Each word has its own TF value
Inverse Document Freqeucny (IDF)
- IDF is an index that shows the relative weight of words across all documents in the corpus. In other words, it is a representation of rarity of a word in the set of documents. Each word has its own IDF value
TF-IDF
- TF-IDF is a multiplication of TF and IDF values. It is a numerical statistics that aims to reflect significance of word in a particular document (TF), also considering other documents in the group (IDF).
Preprocessing
- Before you calculate the TF-IDF of all words, each documents need to be processed. They need to be tokenized
- Tokenizing is process of classifying sections of string and parsing them.
- For example, the text “He is a good boy” can be tokenized into: [“He”,”is”,”a”,”good”,”boy”]
- The processing methods can vary depending on stemming or lemmatization methods
Example code
# dependencies
import os
import nltk
work_dir = "/Users/nowgeun/Desktop/Research/Documents/"
text_files = os.listdir(work_dir)
def pre_processing(text):
# lowercase
text=text.lower()
# remove tags
text=re.sub("</?.*?>"," <> ",text)
# remove special characters and digits
text=re.sub("(\\d|\\W)+"," ",text)
return text
def tokenize(text):
tokens = nltk.word_tokenize(text)
stems = []
#pos(part of speech) tagging: grammatical tagging of word by their category (verb,noun,etc)
for item in nltk.pos_tag(tokens):
# Filtering tokens with only Nouns (N)
if item[1].startswith("N"):
if len(nltk.wordnet.WordNetLemmatizer().lemmatize(item[0])) == 1:
pass
else:
stems.append(nltk.wordnet.WordNetLemmatizer().lemmatize(item[0]))
return stems
# creating corpus from text files using preprocessing function
token_dict = {}
for txt in text_files:
if txt.endswith(".txt"):
with open (work_dir+ txt) as f:
data = "".join(f.readlines()).replace("\n"," ")
data = pre_processing(data)
token_dict[txt] = data
TF-IDF computation using Scikit-Learn package
Example code
With Scikit-Learn package, you can compute the tf-idf value and retrieve the results as a matrix form.
- Each row of matrix represents respective documents
- Each column of matrix represents words that appear on all documents
- The matrix is sparse-matrix (where most values are 0). This is because not all words appear on all documents or the frequency of the word itself is very low
from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import TfidfVectorizer
vectorizer = TfidfVectorizer(tokenizer=tokenize, stop_words='english')
# matrix of all documents in rows and idf values of respective words in column
matrix = vectorizer.fit_transform(token_dict.values())


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When psp first came into existence it was the most powerful gaming console, that you could hold in the palm of your hands, on the market and it was advertised as such. A generation of gamers were led to believe that psp would give them console quality games on the go.
I must note that even though the term "console quality" is too wide to mean anything many gamers (including myself) believed that psp would be able to play games of the quality of the ps2. To an extent this was true. Within the first few years we got titles like GTA, Metal gear solid : Portable ops and Daxter that demonstrated that psp was indeed capable of producing console quality titles. There was a problem though.
Traditionally handhelds had been under powered as compared to the consoles. PSP's competitor DS was significantly less powerful than psp and the consoles around at that time. So while it was bashed around in the media for it's weak hardware game developers churned out one compelling game after another on the system. On psp even though there were "console quality" games it took a similar amount of time to develop them and when you have a handheld system on which there are 2 years long development cycles you are going to have trouble finding support for it.
That is exactly what happened. Devs found it difficult to understand why they would invest in a machine that took as long to develop as a console and had a lower rate of success. For a while support for the psp faltered. Meanwhile in japan capcom ported Monster hunter on the psp and it became a run away hit. Capcom followed it up with Monster hunter 2 and it was even more successful than the original game. In japan psp gave rise to a new genre all together and the games came to be know about as the hunting games
Every video game company wanted a piece of action. Namco created God Eater, sega revived Phantasy star and Square Enix took a chance on Lord of apocalypse. By now psp had found it's identity. It would be unfair however to give all the credit to monster hunter.
Sony japan was as much influential in the success of psp as capcom. Games like Patchwork heroes, patapon, loco rocco and Jeanne D' Arc were some of best games that the system had to offer.
Even Square Enix, a company that takes years to release games, released a deluge of must play titles on both psp and the DS. But even they initially started with ports of old games.
NIS took some risks and decided to branch out on psp. As a result they created some very good games that were not srpgs .
PSP led the resurgence of falcom. Both ys and trails in the sky prospered on the system.
Hell during it's prime japanese developers preferred psp over home consoles to develop games for. This is evidenced by games like Yakuza and Valkyria Chronicles on the system.
A more pressing problem that psp faced however was from ps3. In 2006 sony released ps3 and like any new system it did not do well at the start. Sony even sold it for loss initially. To recover quickly they poured all of their development energies into the struggling console. As a result most of sony's first party studios worked on the ps3. The third party developers followed the lead and psp was left to struggle. If it were not for the combined efforts of sony japan and other third party japanese studios psp would sure have faded out of existence.
Now that we have some context it is easier to see how vita is doing as compared to the psp during the same stage. When it comes to hardware psp did a lot better during the same time frame and vita is obviously falling behind it's predecessor. There are a lot of reasons for this but I feel that the most prominent reason is the rise of smart phone gaming. If we compare the sale of 3DS with DS it is easy to see that it is not doing as well as it's predecessor either. But I think that this effect is temporary and if both systems manage to provide compelling software during the course of their lifetime the sales will catch up.
In terms of software the first party support has been excellent. Vita has had Uncharted: Golden abyss ,Gravity rush, Sly cooper and Wipeout. Unit 13 has proved to be a great shooter.
The third party support has been quite good. NFS : Most wanted is the vita's best racer which is quite a statement considering the presence of wipeout. Ubisoft gave us the excellent Rayman : Origins. In terms of new IP Toukiden looks like it could become a successful franchise.
Remakes are well represented too. Jak and Daxter, Metal gear solid: HD and Ninja Gaiden : Sigma+ have given me many hours of enjoyment.
The problem that vita faces is similar to what it's predecessor faced. PS4 has been announced by sony recently and it's very likely that once again the focus is going to shift there. Games like Call of duty and Resistance: Burning skies made with the intention of earning a quick buck did more harm than good.
An encouraging sign that I notice is that the smaller japnese studios that played a big role is success of psp are supporting vita very well. Falcom has already released an ys title and is working on a new legend of heroes game. Game arts has been one of the most prolific supporters of vita with 4 games already released for the system. NIS has been busy porting the Disgaea games and just like psp it will only be a matter of time before they bring something new for the system. The high point was Sega's decision to release massive PSO 2 on the vita.
So every time I hear about vita being heavy on ports I wince. Handhelds have always been port machines. This is not as bad as it sounds as one of the reasons that people buy them in first place is to play remakes of old games on the go. GBA a predecessor to psp and ds had tonnes of remakes and direct ports on it. It was on gba that I got to play games like FF5, Metroid and classic Zelda titles for the first time. No matter what anyone else says part of the appeal of handhelds is the ability to play the classics on the go. It is appealing to the devs cause it gives them a quick and cheap way to test the waters while understanding the hardware of the new machine. While for the gamers handhelds are nostalgia machines that can be carried around.
It will take a while for vita to to discover it's identity. Once more I can see sony japan taking the initiative with the recently announced Freedom Wars. But if all you really want to play are the most cutting edge original games, handhelds might not be a good investment and it would be better to stick to the home consoles. However if you are like me and you don't mind port of console games in exchange for the convenience that handhelds offer vita is a good purchase.
We must manage our expectations though.It is easy to overlook what vita offers at present if we fantasize about what we want from it instead. Vita won't be supported like it's big brother but given time it will have gems that will make all this wait worth it.


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--- title: Personality & Learning Questionnares excerpt: "" header: overlay_image: /assets/images/question-banner.jpg overlay_filter: 0.2 # same as adding an opacity of 0.5 to a black background layout: single gallery: - url: /assets/pdfs/Introduction _ Advocate Personality (INFJ-A _ INFJ-T) _ 16Personalities.pdf image_path: /assets/images/mbti-tile.jpg alt: "Black and grays with a hint of green" - url: /assets/pdfs/What's Your Learning Style_ The Results.pdf image_path: /assets/images/learning-tile.jpg alt: "Made for open text placement" - url: /assets/pdfs/Cattell's 16 Personality Factors Test.pdf image_path: /assets/images/16F-tile.jpg alt: "Fog in the trees" --- {% include gallery id="gallery" %}
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Source code for kicost.currency_converter.currency_converter
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright (c) 2021 Salvador E. Tropea
# Copyright (c) 2021 Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Industrial
# License: Apache 2.0
# Project: KiCost
# Adapted from: https://github.com/alexprengere/currencyconverter
"""
CurrencyConverter:
This is reduced version of the 'Currency Converter' by Alex Prengère.
Original project: https://github.com/alexprengere/currencyconverter
This version only supports conversions for the last exchange rates, not
historic ones.
On the other hand this version always tries to get the last rates.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
list_currencies, get_currency_symbol get_currency_name and
format_currency:
These functions are replacements for Babel
(http://babel.pocoo.org/en/latest/index.html).
Babel is really nice, but a huge overkill for what we need. In
particular KiCost cunrrently supports only 'en_US'.
"""
try:
from .default_rates import default_rates, default_date
except ImportError:
# Only useful to boostrap
default_rates = {}
default_date = ''
from .download_rates import download_rates
try:
from .currency_tables import currency_symbols, currency_names
except ImportError:
# Only useful to boostrap
currency_symbols = {}
currency_names = {}
# Author information.
__author__ = 'Salvador Eduardo Tropea'
__webpage__ = 'https://github.com/set-soft/'
__company__ = 'INTI-CMNB - Argentina'
[docs]class CurrencyConverter(object):
def __init__(self):
self.initialized = False
def _do_init(self):
if self.initialized:
return
self.date, self.rates = download_rates()
if not self.date:
self.date = default_date
self.rates = default_rates
self.initialized = True
[docs] def convert(self, amount, currency, new_currency='EUR'):
"""Convert amount from a currency to another one.
:param float amount: The amount of `currency` to convert.
:param str currency: The currency to convert from.
:param str new_currency: The currency to convert to.
:return: The value of `amount` in `new_currency`.
:rtype: float
>>> c = CurrencyConverter()
>>> c.convert(100, 'EUR', 'USD')
"""
self._do_init()
for c in currency, new_currency:
if c not in self.rates:
raise ValueError('{0} is not a supported currency'.format(c))
r0 = self.rates[currency]
r1 = self.rates[new_currency]
return float(amount) / r0 * r1
[docs]def list_currencies():
''' Get a list of known currencies '''
return currency_symbols.keys()
[docs]def get_currency_symbol(currency, locale=None):
''' Get the symbol to represent the specified ISO currency '''
return currency_symbols.get(currency, '$')
[docs]def get_currency_name(currency, locale=None):
''' Get the name for the specified ISO currency '''
return currency_names.get(currency, '')


LAMISL AF DEFENSE- tolnaftate cream
Novartis Consumer Health, Inc.
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Tolnaftate
Uses
- treats and prevents most athlete’s foot (tinea pedis), and ringworm (tinea corporis)
- prevents most athlete’s foot (tinea pedis) with daily use
- relieves itching, burning, cracking and scaling which accompany these conditions
Warnings
For external use only
Do not use
- on children under 2 years of age unless directed by a doctor
- in or near the mouth or the eyes
- on nails or scalp
When using this product
do not get into eyes. If eye contact occurs, rinse eyes thoroughly with water.
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- irritation occurs or gets worse
- no improvement in athlete’s foot within 4 weeks
Keep Out of Reach of Children
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- adults and children 2 years of age and over
- to open tube, peel off foil seal
- wash the affected area and dry thoroughly
- apply a thin layer over affected area twice daily (morning and night) or as directed by a doctor
-
for athlete’s foot pay special attention to spaces between the toes
- wear well-fitting, ventilated shoes
- change shoes and socks at least once daily
- use daily for 4 weeks; if condition persists longer, consult a doctor
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to prevent athlete’s foot, apply once or twice daily (morning and/or night)
- supervise children in the use of this product
- wash hands after each use
- children under 2 years of age: as a doctor
Other information
- do not use if seal on tube is broken or is not visible
- store at controlled room temperature 200C- 250C (680F- 770F)
Inactive ingredients
acrylates/C10-30 acrylate cross polymer, carbomer, corn starch, cyclomethicone, edetate disodium, ethyl alcohol, fragrance, isopropyl mysristate, propylene glycol, purified water, strong ammonia solution
Questions or comments?
call 1-800-452-0051
Distr. By: Novartis Consumer Health, Inc.
Parsippany, NJ 07054-0622 ©2008
Novartis Consumer Health, Inc.


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