"""
This abstract parent class, should provide functionality for checking if binaries are present.
"""
import inspect
import functools
from pygromos.utils.typing import Union, Dict, Callable
from pygromos.utils import bash
[docs]class _compiled_program:
"""
This class contains functions, that are required to detect if a binary program is accesible.
It tracks the presence of the binary dir and wraps the gromos functionality with wrappers, that check on function call if the binary is present.
"""
_bin: str
_force_bin_present: bool
_check_binary_paths: bool
_found_binary_dir: Dict[str, bool] # found? binary dir
_found_binary: Dict[str, bool] # found? binary
_found_binary_paths: Dict[str, str] # the found binary paths.
[docs] def __init__(
self, in_bin_dir: Union[str, None], _force_bin_present: bool = True, _check_binary_paths: bool = True
) -> Union[str, None]:
"""
The _compiled_program parent class can be used, to ensure on runtime, that certain binaries are present.
Parameters
----------
in_bin_dir : Union[str, None]
directory that should contain the binaries. If None, the assumption is made, that the path is part of the PATH variable.
_force_bin_present : bool, optional
if True, the check_binary or check_binary_folder will throw errors, if they don't find the targets, by default True
_dont_check_binary : bool, optional
This is a kill switch for all checks of this class., by default False
Returns
-------
Union[str, None]
_description_
"""
# init structures
self._force_bin_present = _force_bin_present
self._found_binary_dir = {}
self._found_binary = {}
self._found_binary_paths = {}
self._function_binary = {}
self._check_binary_paths = _check_binary_paths
# Check initial status of binaries
if in_bin_dir is None or in_bin_dir == "None" or in_bin_dir == "":
self._bin = ""
elif in_bin_dir.endswith("/"):
self._bin = in_bin_dir
else:
self._bin = in_bin_dir + "/"
self._check_binary_dir(in_bin_dir=self._bin)
self._check_all_binaries()
self.__wrap_programms_with_binary_checks()
def __getstate__(self):
"""
preperation for pickling:
remove the non trivial pickling parts
"""
return {
"_bin": self._bin,
"_check_binary_paths": self._check_binary_paths,
"_force_bin_present": self._force_bin_present,
}
def __setstate__(self, state):
self.__dict__ = state
self._found_binary_dir = {}
self._found_binary = {}
self._found_binary_paths = {}
self._function_binary = {}
# Check initial status of binaries
self._check_all_binaries()
self.__wrap_programms_with_binary_checks()
"""
properties
"""
@property
def bin(self) -> str:
"""
This attribute is the binary directory.
"""
if not hasattr(self, "_bin") or self._bin == "":
return None
else:
return self._bin
@bin.setter
def bin(self, in_bin_dir: str):
if in_bin_dir is None or in_bin_dir == "None" or in_bin_dir == "":
self._bin = ""
elif in_bin_dir.endswith("/"):
self._bin = in_bin_dir
else:
self._bin = in_bin_dir + "/"
self._check_binary_dir(in_bin_dir=in_bin_dir)
self._check_all_binaries()
self.__wrap_programms_with_binary_checks()
"""
checking functions:
"""
[docs] def _check_binary(self, test_program: str) -> bool:
"""
this function checks if the binary exists in the given binary dir. (if binary_dir == None -> it will check the PATH variable.)
Parameters
----------
test_program : str
name of the binary.
Returns
-------
bool
if the binary was found
Raises
------
IOError
If the binary dir was not found and _dont_check_bin was False (default: False)
"""
if (test_program in self._found_binary and self._found_binary[test_program]) or not self._check_binary_paths:
return True
elif self.bin is not None and bash.command_exists(self._bin + test_program):
self._found_binary[test_program] = True
self._found_binary_paths[test_program] = self._bin + test_program
return self._bin + test_program
elif self.bin is None and bash.command_exists(test_program):
self._found_binary[test_program] = True
self._found_binary_paths[test_program] = test_program
return test_program
else:
self._found_binary[test_program] = False
if self._force_bin_present:
raise IOError(
"No binary could be found! Please make sure, the program was compiled and the path were passed to this obj."
+ " provided binary path: "
+ str(self.bin)
+ "\tbinary name: "
+ str(test_program)
)
[docs] def _check_binary_dir(self, in_bin_dir: str) -> bool:
"""
this fuction checks and records if the provided binary dir was found.
Parameters
----------
in_bin_dir : str
the expected binary dir.
Returns
-------
bool
Does the binary dir exist?
Raises
------
IOError
If the binary dir was not found and _dont_check_bin was False (default: False)
"""
if (
in_bin_dir in self._found_binary_dir and self._found_binary_dir[in_bin_dir]
) or not self._check_binary_paths: # did we already check this
return True
elif isinstance(in_bin_dir, str) and in_bin_dir != "" and bash.directory_exists(in_bin_dir):
self._found_binary_dir[in_bin_dir] = True
if not in_bin_dir.endswith("/"):
in_bin_dir += "/"
return True
elif not self._force_bin_present and (in_bin_dir is None or in_bin_dir == "" or in_bin_dir == "None"):
self._found_binary_dir[in_bin_dir] = True
return True
else:
self._found_binary_dir[in_bin_dir] = False
if self._force_bin_present:
raise IOError(
"No binary directory could be found! Please make sure the directory exists! "
+ " and either pass the path to the binary directory or set the PATH variable. The given folder path was: "
+ str(in_bin_dir)
)
return False
[docs] def _check_all_binaries(self, _force_bin_present: bool = False) -> bool:
"""
This function checks all present programs of this class, if the binary can be found and executed.
It does not trigger an Exception, if a binary cannot be found, except force_present is True.
However it records, if a binary not found in the _function_binary dict.
The recorded information is used to add restrictive wrappers to the progams, that can throw errors on executions (if _dont_check_bin attribute is False)
Parameters
----------
force_present : bool, optional
the function can be restrictive and throw errors, if a function was not found, by default False
Returns
-------
bool
all binaries present?
"""
funcs = {key: getattr(self, key) for key in dir(self) if (not key.startswith("_") and key != "bin")}
tmp_dont_check_bin = self._force_bin_present
for key, f in funcs.items():
binary = inspect.signature(f).parameters["_binary_name"].default
self._check_binary(test_program=binary)
self._function_binary[binary] = key
self._force_bin_present = tmp_dont_check_bin
return all(self._found_binary.values())
"""
Utils for the binary wrapping to check binary on the fly.
"""
[docs] def _check_binaries_decorator(self, func: Callable) -> Callable:
"""
This function wrapper adds a binary check before, the function is executed.
Parameters
----------
func : callable
function using a binary and having the parameter _binary_name:str
Returns
-------
callable
wrapped function
Raises
------
Exception
if no binary can be found in the function call or definition
"""
@functools.wraps(func)
def control_binary(*args, **kwargs) -> any:
# print("binaryChecker", func.__name__, args, kwargs)
func_signature = inspect.signature(func)
if "_binary_name" in kwargs:
self._check_binary(self._bin + kwargs["_binary_name"])
elif "_binary_name" in func_signature.parameters:
self._check_binary(self._bin + func_signature.parameters["_binary_name"].default)
else:
raise Exception(
"Could not find Binary name in function signature: " + str(func) + "\n found: " + str(kwargs)
)
args = list(filter(lambda x: x != self, args)) # avoid double selfing
return func(self, *args, **kwargs)
return control_binary
def __wrap_programms_with_binary_checks(self, remove=False):
"""
Wraps all functions with the __check_binaries_decorator
Parameters
----------
remove : bool, optional
remove all wrappers?, by default False
"""
if self._check_binary_paths:
pass
else:
v = {}
for binary, func in self._function_binary.items():
if remove: # or self._found_binary[binary]:
v[func] = getattr(self.__class__, func)
else:
v[func] = self._check_binaries_decorator(getattr(self, func))
self.__dict__.update(v)


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Directed by Richard Ferrando
Written by Shannon Marosi
Starring Shannon Marosi, Katie Stevens, Ping Fu, Leann Marosi, and Stephen Friday.
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Seeing as I am not an academic, I refuse to write a paper on the merits of free-access to a film online. That will not, however, stop me from writing several reviews on the subject. Once again my target is RigorMortis productions, creators of the Monty Python-esque short film L'Auto, done entirely in English. Why? Mostly this is because all of the other films I'm finding online are not registered with the IMDB, and I am clueless as how to do so. Anyone reading this review who knows how to do so, please tell me so that I may report other movies of absolutely no budget.
In the case of Les X-Files, you can't quite say it's enjoyable. You can't quite say it's good, either. But you can't quite say it's bad. Like all reviews that are truly subjective and honest, I'll present you with good points and bad points:
Unlike L'Auto, a movie with a French title done in English, Les X-Files is a movie with a French title done in French, which basically means that unless Parle vou France? Means anything special to you, forget understanding this movie. When I watched it, part of me thought: OK, this is commentary on the inexplicable and nature of Chris Carter's conspiracy theory cult hit, The writer had to do for French class. Point down: scratch higher meaning.
The humor is more tongue-in-cheek. Since you can't understand French, it's left to the physical and musical aspects to understand the film. Anyone who has seen the Season 5 finale of "The X-Files" will get the plot, so they can then appreciate the wonderful tongue-in-cheek that is shown when "Mulder" drives her car to where "Diana" was shot to the theme of "Hawaii Five-O". Come to think of it, maybe you don't.
Believe it or not, I am actually going to say that the acting was better, despite the fact that I didn't understand a word. You can actually tell looking at the faces of the talented and nearly all-Double X-chromosome cast what they're trying to get across, which various soap opera actors and actresses, despite "professional" experience, fail to do (in my humble and wise-ass opinion, they come across looking like they're trying to fart and not make a sound on "Days of our Lives"). Talking to the head of RigorMortis, he acknowledged and concurred with my viewpoint.
And, yes, people, I do think Roberto Benigni deserved Best Actor, so can the women who saw Sleepless in Seattle and think that Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan should star in every movie and should win all Academy Awards please shut up about the debate.
Another good point comes in the fact that everyone involved, including the director, had a sense of humor over the entire thing: the note that he has at the download page for this film is "Note from the Director:
Please do not e-mail for a translation of the film. It's presented in French, a language that I don't speak. The only word that I can recognize is "Une Vache," which means Cow. This film is proof that you don't have to speak a foreign language to direct a foreign language film."
Les X-Files makes me hope for the movie industry in general that the people who run companies like RigorMortis, who act in films such as Les my girlfriends.
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A disk cache object is a key-value store that saves the values as files in a
directory on disk. Objects can be stored and retrieved using the get()
and
set()
methods. Objects are automatically pruned from the cache according to
the parameters max_size
, max_age
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.
cache_disk( dir = NULL, max_size = 1024 * 1024^2, max_age = Inf, max_n = Inf, evict = c("lru", "fifo"), destroy_on_finalize = FALSE, missing = key_missing(), prune_rate = 20, warn_ref_objects = FALSE, logfile = NULL )
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max_size |
Maximum size of the cache, in bytes. If the cache exceeds
this size, cached objects will be removed according to the value of the
|
max_age |
Maximum age of files in cache before they are evicted, in
seconds. Use |
max_n |
Maximum number of objects in the cache. If the number of objects
exceeds this value, then cached objects will be removed according to the
value of |
evict |
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when a cache pruning occurs. Currently, |
destroy_on_finalize |
If |
missing |
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warn_ref_objects |
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logfile |
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A disk caching object, with class cache_disk
.
The missing
parameter controls what happens when get()
is called with a
key that is not in the cache (a cache miss). The default behavior is to
return a key_missing()
object. This is a sentinel value that indicates
that the key was not present in the cache. You can test if the returned
value represents a missing key by using the is.key_missing()
function.
You can also have get()
return a different sentinel value, like NULL
.
If you want to throw an error on a cache miss, you can do so by providing
an expression for missing
, as in missing = stop("Missing key")
.
When the cache is created, you can supply a value for missing
, which sets
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overridden when get()
is called, by supplying a missing
argument. For
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, it will return
NULL
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to gracefully handle missing keys.
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is called, or it can be invoked manually
by calling prune()
.
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every call to set()
, because the filesystem operations for checking the
status of files can be slow. Instead, it will prune once in every
prune_rate
calls to set()
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the last prune occurred, whichever is first.
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max_age
, they will be removed.
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in contrast to max_age
, which is applied to each object individually.
If the number of objects in the cache exceeds max_n
, then objects will be
removed from the cache according to the eviction policy, which is set with
the evict
parameter. Objects will be removed so that the number of items
is max_n
.
If the size of the objects in the cache exceeds max_size
, then objects
will be removed from the cache. Objects will be removed from the cache so
that the total size remains under max_size
. Note that the size is
calculated using the size of the files, not the size of disk space used by
the files — these two values can differ because of files are stored in
blocks on disk. For example, if the block size is 4096 bytes, then a file
that is one byte in size will take 4096 bytes on disk.
Another time that objects can be removed from the cache is when get()
is
called. If the target object is older than max_age
, it will be removed
and the cache will report it as a missing value.
If max_n
or max_size
are used, then objects will be removed from the
cache according to an eviction policy. The available eviction policies are:
"lru"
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This uses the filesystem's mtime property. When "lru" is used, each
get()
is called, it will update the file's mtime using
Sys.setFileTime()
. Note that on some platforms, the resolution of
Sys.setFileTime()
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"fifo"
First-in-first-out. The oldest objects will be removed.
Both of these policies use files' mtime. Note that some filesystems (notably FAT) have poor mtime resolution. (atime is not used because support for atime is worse than mtime.)
The directory for a cache_disk can be shared among multiple R processes. To do this, each R process should have a cache_disk object that uses the same directory. Each cache_disk will do pruning independently of the others, so if they have different pruning parameters, then one cache_disk may remove cached objects before another cache_disk would do so.
Even though it is possible for multiple processes to share a cache_disk directory, this should not be done on networked file systems, because of slow performance of networked file systems can cause problems. If you need a high-performance shared cache, you can use one built on a database like Redis, SQLite, mySQL, or similar.
When multiple processes share a cache directory, there are some potential
race conditions. For example, if your code calls exists(key)
to check if
an object is in the cache, and then call get(key)
, the object may be
removed from the cache in between those two calls, and get(key)
will
throw an error. Instead of calling the two functions, it is better to
simply call get(key)
, and check that the returned object is not a
key_missing()
object, using is.key_missing()
. This effectively tests
for existence and gets the object in one operation.
It is also possible for one processes to prune objects at the same time
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I smoke marijuana occasionally. I take 20 mg of amphetamine twice a day for ADHD but that day I had taken an extra pill because I had not gotten much sleep. We had planned to buy some dro but none was available and so we went to our local head shop and purchased a 1 gram of what the cashier said was the best they had. He warned us that we would not need much to get some sort reaction. I had never tried anything like this before and so had no idea what to expect. The package had no ingredients that I can recall so I canít say what was in it.
At about 11pm we opened up the package and it looked similar to marijuana but it was a lighter green and it was not dense or sticky. I loaded a bowl in a helix pipe and took one medium size hit. It tasted nothing like marijuana; it almost tasted like an herbal cigarette. We passed it around and I took several more hits, I would like to say 4 and I took them all in quick succession. I assumed that since it was legal that it would not be that strong and I was wrong.
About 5 minutes later I definitely started to feel high. The lighting seemed dimmer and I was drifting swiftly into another world. I was staring off into space and not paying attention to anyone else in the room. After about ten minutes I needed to sit down, I wasnít feeling dizzy but just instinctively knew that sitting down would be the best thing to do.
That is when things got bad. My friends had only taken 1 or two hits and they felt just fine, they had a buzz but my experience was becoming much more intense. My whole body began tingling and I started to feel numb. I felt completely paralyzed and unable to move. I am not going to say that I was 100% lucid but I could verbally respond to questions and I was aware of what was going on around me. The numbness spread to every part of my body. I could not feel my legs at all, even my mouth and tongue felt numbed like at the dentist.
I kept my eyes closed and started to experience strange images in my mind. There was a movie playing and I kept seeing these bizarre images that didnít correspond to the movie but the things in them were speaking the dialogue. My mouth became very dry and eventually I was able to lie on my side. I didnít feel dizzy or nauseous; I was just completely unable to move any part of my body. This lasted about almost 3 hours and then it wore off almost instantly.
It left me feeling very tired, but it was also after 2 in the morning and so that is to be expected. None of my other friends experienced anything like I did, though they didnít do as much as I did as quickly as I did. They all said their experience was very similar to marijuana and had no numbness like I did.
Overall I had a very bad experience with this product however I would probably try a small amount again. I imagine if I only took one hit that I would have such a strong reaction again. I will say that in the past when I smoked some very good dro that I had a similar though not as strong reaction.
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MADADAYO
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Winstar Cinema Director: Akira Kurosawa Writer: Akira Kurosawa Cast: Tatsuo Matsumura, Kyoko Kagawa, Hishashi Igawa, Joji Tokoro
I'm envious. Here's why. I taught high school kids for over thirty years in much the way that the guy in Akira Kurosawa's thirtieth and final movie taught in college. Never once did the pupils ever stand at attention when I entered the room. Occasionally when the bell ran concluding the final class, a couple of youngsters would come up to shake my hand, but usually they just walked right through me to their next class. They never built a house for me and they never helped me look for a lost cat. (OK, I never had a cat, just a dog, and he never got lost.) You think all this is too much to ask? Not if you see "Madadayo," a reflection based on the life of an actual professor who became a noted writer in Japan after his retirement and who was virtually worshipped by his loving students and later by the students' children and even their grandchildren.
But if the name "Kurosawa" is synonymous in your mind with some cool battle scenes (think "Ran") you're in for a surprise. This man, whom Roger Ebert called in 1993 "the greatest living director," has often proven himself capable of knocking out films on a wealth of themes. (Kurosawa had since died at the age of 88.)
"Madadayo" means "not yet" in Japanese and is an expression used as repeatedly in this absorbing film as "you know" is used in Gen-X-targeted movies produced by Hollywood. "Madadayo" is a reflection on aging and friendship, two of life's major themes--though the former is not the sort of focus that most of us have taken in during our moviegoing days. While it deals, as stated above, with the life of a real person named Hyakken Uchida--and, by the way, one that could remind film buffs in America of John Ford's "The Long Gray Line"--this story stretches over a period of seventeen years in the life of the teacher, beginning during the war years in 1943.
Uchida, called simply "professor" or "sensei" throughout the tale, opens the movie by entering a room filled with highly disciplined male college students, calling them to attention, ordering them to bow, and then employing the sense of humor that permeates the film he announces that he will retire to spend his twilight years writing books. Some of his students soon go to his small house to converse and share saki and tea with him, but when the house is destroyed by B- 29's in an air raid, the students proceed to build him a larger place to live. In addition to the professor's meeting with his favorite students, he is feted each year on his birthday right to the age of 77 at a catered affair, obviously a function showing the material success of the men. Though there is little physical action in the movie--for example Kurosawa would not think of showing you an actual bombing raid since his aim is a contemplation of aging with its expectation of death--one incident is particularly poignant. When the teacher's cat Nora disappears, the man is broken up.
For a story on such a sober theme, there is considerable good cheer and humor throughout. For example early on, told that his small house had under previous tenancies been the source of burglaries, the professor puts up signs saying "Burglar's Passage," "Burglar's Recess Area" and "Burglar's Exit" to the laugh-out-loud amusement of his favorite ex- students Takayama (Hisashi Igawa) and Amaki (George Tokoro), who pretend one night to be burglars simply to see whether the place has been secured.
This picture will be looked at with affection by all moviegoers who have had heroes like this gentle and witty man and should result in many leaving the auditorium after the screening with broad smiles on their faces--as the director specifically hoped that they would. The film is warm, whimsical, tender, and genuinely heartfelt.
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THE WAR ROOM A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by D. A. Pennebaker & Chris Hegedus Starring James Carville, George Stephanopoulos and just about everyone else involved in 1992's Presidential campaign. MPAA Rating none Running time Approx. 100 minutes
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"When I think of an old calendar, I think of George Bush's face." - James Carville on change
THE WAR ROOM is a fun, little documentary about the Bill Clinton Presidential campaign. But don't expect to see much of "Bubba" here-- he's as scarce as a leftover French fry in the White House. The *real* stars of THE WAR ROOM are communications director George Stephanopoulos and chief strategiest James Carville. And, as this film suggests, both are just as powerful as the President-To-Be.
THE WAR ROOM goes behind-the-scenes to show who *really* controls a political campaign. Though it's the candidates who get the attention, it's people like Carville who spend hours thinking up the "sound bites" and the "catch phrases." And it's a process that's both mesmerizing and funny to watch. One of the best bits eavesdrops on a seemingly absurd discussion about "sign size" and how Jerry Brown has bigger letters than they do!
Forget real-life cartoons Dan Quayle and Ross Perot; James Carville is the fun one to watch here. He's an instant scene-stealer who burns with such hatred for George Bush that his features involuntarily crimp every time he hears "read my lips."
Stephanopoulos is rather bland. But his cautious tone and boyish features make the perfect contrast to the wired and wily Carville. The odd couple is backed by a diverse supporting cast including Hillary, Bill, and a dry-humored Mary Matalin. And listen for a great Al Gore impersonation!
THE WAR ROOM only drags at the end. As the film approaches Election Day, everything seems to slow to half-speed. The last thirty-minutes are tough--especially with the outcome already known. But a sincere speech from Carville helps end everything on a high note.
Bottom line: THE WAR ROOM is a funny behind-the-scenes look at Bill Clinton's Presidential campaign. Though it drags toward the end, THE WAR ROOM is worth watching for the wide-open, this-is-really-him performance of Chief Strategist James Carville.
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Introduction to Databases
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Data and the meaning of it
Data can be messy
- Traditionally data is thought of as coming from well organized databases with controlled schemas supporting strong validation conditions.
Data can be messy
- BUT
- Data is found in many forms: log files, message queues, spreadsheets, ...
- Data is often scattered throughout an organization.
- There is often little or no schema to control the structure of the data.
Data can be messy
- BUT
- Data is often non-uniform with each element having different properties.
- The quality as well as the quantity of the data are often big problems.
Data is distributed
- The wide availability, and ease of access, through the internet means that data comes from many more contributors.
The value of data
- Without data, computers are of little value.
- For financial and/or legal reasons, organizations collect and store vast amounts of data about employees, customers, finances, vendors, products, transactions, ...
- Although it's difficult to get hard figures on the value of making full use of your data, much of the success of companies such as Amazon and Google is credited to their effective use of data.
The meaning of data
- Raw or unprocessed data is not very useful to us, they are recorded facts and figures.
- However by processing and filtering data we can transform the data into information.
- Information is knowledge derived from data. It is a representation of data in a meaningful context.
- The data on students, classes, and grades could produce information about each student’s GPA (grade point average).
Structuring data
- The purpose of a database is to help people track things of interest to them and organize the data in a controlled and structured way.
- Databases record data, but they do so in such a way that we can produce information from the data.
- Organizations and individuals use databases to bring independent sources of data together and store them electronically.
- Thus, a database is composed of related files that are consolidated, organized and stored together.
Database Management Systems
Database Management System (DBMS)
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Types of Database Management Systems
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- Now:
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Types of Database Management Systems
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- NoSQL databases
Types of Database Management Systems
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- Document store
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- Graph databases
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Relational databases
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Relational databases
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A Chinese light show and an Epstein bracelet: Tuesday's top photos
by Guy LaneThe Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
Beirut, Lebanon
Protesters flee from security forces after cutting through a security barrier near the government palace
Photograph: Anwar Amro/AFP/Getty Images
Hong Kong
A protester crawls into a sewer to try to find an escape route from the police siege of the university campus
Photograph: Anthony Wallace/AFP/Getty Images
Sacaba, Bolivia
A man walks past a blockade set alight by supporters of the former president Evo Morales
Photograph: Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP/Getty Images
Santiago, Chile
A demonstrator is hit by a police water cannon during an anti-government rally
Photograph: Claudio Reyes/AFP/Getty Images
Washington, US
Michelle Obama holds hands with eight-year-old Kaitlyn Saunders, who is accompanied by her mother, Katrice Saunders, at a book signing
Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/AP
North Korea
Kim Jong-un visits a fishery station at an undisclosed location
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Los Angeles, California
‘Jane Doe 15’, who alleged Jeffrey Epstein sexually abused her as a child, wears a bracelet saying ‘Epstein didn’t kill himself’ during a press conference
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Sydney, Australia
A thick blanket of smoke from bushfires hangs over the city
Photograph: Neil Bennett/AAP
Guangzhou, China
Buildings are illuminated during an international light festival
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Beijing, China
A visitor jumps to look at an installation called Sectional Body Preparing for Monadic Singularity during an exhibition of the work of Anish Kapoor at the CAFA Art Museum
Photograph: Roman Pilipey/EPA
Oslo, Norway
The city mayor, Marianne Borgen, left, and Ruth Bush, the lord mayor of Westminster, fell a tree in a forest east of Oslo. Norway has given a Christmas tree to the UK every year since 1947 to thank it for its support during the second world war
Photograph: Hakon Mosvold Larsen/NTB Scanpix/AFP/Getty Images
Donetsk, Ukraine
A serviceman smokes a cigarette during a break at the Butivka mine, situated between government-controlled Avdiivka and temporarily occupied Donetsk
Photograph: Markiian Lyseiko/Ukrinform/Barcroft Media
Bourg-Saint-Pierre, Switzerland
Barges fitted with solar panels float on the Lac des Toules. The solar panel station consists of 36 barges carrying 2,240 sq metres of solar cells. The station aims to deliver 800,000 kWh per year, equivalent to the annual power consumption of approximately 220 homes
Photograph: Laurent Darbellay/EPA
Jeju, South Korea
A rescue vessel searches for missing people near a fishing boat that caught fire. One fisherman was confirmed killed and 11 were missing
Photograph: AFP/Getty Images
Paris, France
Turtle lanterns at the National Museum of Natural History
Photograph: Edmond Sadaka Edmond/Sipa/Rex/Shutterstock
New Brighton, Merseyside
A fisherman digs for bait on a beach in front of the Liverpool skyline
Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters


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- If you want your amaryllis to bloom again next year follow these simple steps: After blooming cut back the flower spike close to the base of the bulb. The leaves should be left intact since they are making food for next year's flowers. Place in bright light and continue to water and fertilize monthly. After last frost in spring, you can move your amaryllis outdoors for the summer. Continue to water and fertilize. Mid September allow the soil to completely dry, cut back the foliage and place the bulb in a paper bag and store in a cool dark area for a rest period of 6 - 8 weeks. After the rest period you can repot the amaryllis bulb and it should bloom again in 10 - 12 weeks.
- Plant paperwhite bulbs every other week for continuous flowers.
- Birds will welcome both food and water during freezing temperatures and when the ground is covered with snow. You might even consider purchasing a water-heater designed to keep birdbaths free of ice.
- Send your Christmas tree to the local recycle center so the tree can be shredded into mulch for use in the garden, or put it in the yard so birds can use the tree as a habitat. Add some pinecones smeared with peanut butter or other bird delectables and you've got a natural bird feeder.
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Forbes: See 10 Highest-Paid Singers In 2019
by Oyindamola OlubajoAmerican singer and song writer Taylor Swift has for the second time in five years topped the Forbes list of highest-paid musicians.
Swift topped the list with 2019 earnings of $185 million, followed by Kanye West with $150 million.
The songstress earned $185 million after her new record deal, a bevy of endorsements and the tail end of her most recent tour, landing in the top spot on the Forbes list of Highest-Earning Musicians.
According to Forbes, the ranking is determine through income from touring, music and outside business ventures with the help of Pollstar, Nielsen Music and interviews with industry insiders including many of the stars themselves.
“Our list measures pretax earnings and does not deduct fees for agents, managers or lawyers. The ranking once again highlights an unfortunate reality of the music business: just ten women out of 40 names, only a marginal improvement over last year’s one-in-five ratio, while 15 people of color made the list, though five of them in the top ten,” the publication said.
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npdoc2md
A simple python script for auto-converting numpy-style python docstrings to markdown for use with mkdocs, an entire package at a time.
Installation
For now, npdoc2md
can be used by cloning this repository:
git clone https://github.com/jwlodek/npdoc2md
In the future, it will also be available with pip
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pip install npdoc2md
Usage
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with the -h
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usage: npdoc2md.py [-h] [-i IGNORE [IGNORE ...]] [-d] target output
positional arguments:
target The path to the target python project or file to
convert.
output The output directory where the markdown files should
be placed.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-i IGNORE [IGNORE ...], --ignore IGNORE [IGNORE ...]
List of filenames/directories to ignore.
-d, --debug Add this flag to print detailed log messages during
conversion.
Basic usage will require at least a target and output locations that are valid.
py npdoc2md.py C:/Users/jwlodek/demo C:/Users/jwlodek/demo_output
You can also specify to enable debug printing with -d
, and files to ignore with -i
followed
by a list of files. For example to autogenerate py_cui docs, the following command
is run:
py npdoc2md.py ..\..\..\py_cui ..\..\DocstringGenerated -i statusbar.py errors.py
which will ignore the statusbar.py
and errors.py
files.
The npdoc2md
script will recursively search the target (if it is a folder) for files ending with the .py
extension,
and will generate a markdown file for each one not specified in the ignore section.
Doc Rules
You must follow strict docstring style rules to use npdoc2md:
- Each class, function's docstring must start and end with
"""
, and the initial description must be right after the initial"""
. Ex:"""Hello this is a function
- Use numpy style guidelines for
Classes
,Functions
,Methods
,Attributes
,Parameters
,Returns
lists - The
Returns
list should give a return value name and type with the doc message
Examples
As stated previously, py_cui uses npdoc2md to auto-generate documentation to use with mkdocs
. You may also see the Npdoc2md.md
file in this repository which was generated by running this script on itself:
py .\npdoc2md.py .\npdoc2md.py .\example\.
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020, Jakub Wlodek


This example shows TweenJS without using Canvas/EaselJS, to showcase legacy support for IE8. Only the EventDispatcher and Ticker classes are required from EaselJS. Note that Ticker is not included in Tween, so you will have to include EaselJS or Ticker manually.


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WITNESS LIST Subcommittee on Infrastructure Committee April 13, 1999-8:30A SB 628 FOR: Cheatham, Donald T. (Self & Longhorn Railway), Austin Helsley, John (Rail District Advisors, Inc.), Granburg AGAINST: Arrington, Sam (United Transportation Union), Austin Kearns, Dennis (Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway), Austin ON: Matthews, Charles (Self), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Finnell, Charles A. (Texas Alliance of Rail Preservation), Holliday McManhon, F. Hagen, Jr. (Longhorn Railway), Austin Younger, Pat (Texas Parts Association), Houston Against: English, C. M., Jr. (United Transportation Union), Austin Olson, Ron M. (Union Pacific Railroad), Austin SB 1176 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hunt, Darrel (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin SB 1444 FOR: Allen, Frances (MoPac Neighborhoods), Austin ON: Aulick, Michael (Self), Austin Behrens, Michael W. (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin Noble, Dianna F. (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Jones, Beverly (MONAC-Mopac Noise Abatement Coalition), Austin Sigel, Kelley Gibbson- (Tarrytown/West Enfield Park Area Residents), Austin SB 1505 FOR: Allen, Ray (Local Partners-Coastal Bend Bays & Estuary Program), Corpus Christi ON: Pharr, Machelle (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission), Austin SB 1658 FOR: Faschingbauer, Marcia (Excargo Services Inc.), Houston Hollermon, Archie (Professional Drivers), Houston Keys, William W. (TITA/Trans Gulf Transportation), LaPorte Miller, H. Q. (TITA-Texas Indermodal Truckers Association), Houston AGAINST: Couch, Richard (Sea-Land Service Inc.), LaPorte Thorjuseen, Tea (West Gulf Maritime Association), Houston Younger, Pat (Texas Ports Association), Houston ON: Mills, Lester (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Findeisen, Les (Texas Motor Transportation Association), Austin Against: Barton, Bill (Texas Railroad Association), Austin Kearns, Dennis (Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway), Austin Olson, Ron M. (Union Pacific Railroad), Austin


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The Seattle Sounders were introduced into the MLS (Major League Soccer) in 2009 where they took the league by storm after beating the New York Redbulls three to zero on their opening game. Before the Seattle Sounders FC were able to Be one of the best teams in the league they had to get the money to make the team. With that we come to Paul Allen the previous owner of the Seattle Sounders before his death. Paul Allen owned the Seattle Sounders along with Joe Roth.
The Seattle Sounders already were dominant in their past years and leagues and Seattle was a hotspot for sports teams already since it is so populated. The Sounders were able to come to Seattle since their stadium was made for international soccer games, normal soccer games and football.


{% extends "basic-template.html" %} {% block title %} Runge-Kutta method {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Runge-Kutta method for solving Cauchy's problem.
Consider we have Cauchy's problem with statements: $ y' = f(x, y)$ with known $y(x_0) = y_0$
You can only use the following list of unary functions: abs, arccos, arcsin, cbrt, cos, exp, log, log10, log1p, max, min, sin, sgn, sqrt, tan. Also there are couple of binary functions: arctan2, hypot, pow. And of course, you can use all "classical" arithmetic operations.
$N$ stands for count of breakpoints.
You can compare the result with expected (if you have any) by setting expeced y(x)
Have fun!


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# Episode 016
## Authentication with Identity and Razor Pages
ASP.NET Core: From 0 to overkill
## The authentication service
- Standalone application
- Centralizes authentication logic
- Multiple applications - like web, mobile and desktop - can simply delegate authentication to it
- We're not going to use it, but it's good to know we could
- OpenID Connect plus OAuth 2.0 provider
- Upon successful authentication, a token will be provided for the client applications to make API calls
## Tools/technologies we'll use
- ASP.NET Core Identity
- Razor Pages
- Entity Framework Core
- PostgreSQL
- IdentityServer4 (next episodes)
## Main implementation options
1. **The easiest way** - create new application with Identity pre-configured
2. **Another easy way** - create empty application and scaffold the Identity bits
3. **A little more work** - build it ourselves, but using Identity
4. **A lot more work** - build it from scratch (and more prone to errors)
Most of the times, maybe option 2 is the way to go, but as we're exploring and learning, I'll go with 3, creating another application with the scaffolded Identity code to use as guidance.
## In this episode...
- Create new application with Identity pre-configured, explore what we get
- New empty application and then scaffold Identity, explore what we get and use as guidance
## ... in this episode
- New empty application, start building on Identity
- (copy & paste will happen 🙂)
- `DbContext` + migrations
- Startup
- Identity bits
- MVC bits
- Registration page
- Login page
- Logout page
- Account settings page


The DBcursor->c_del function is the standard function for deleting records from the database, with a cursor. In general, the cursor delete function takes a key and deletes the associated data from the database.
In all cases, the cursor position is unchanged after a delete.


The SWISH chat services allows you to chat with users about a file. SWISH displays an avatar for each user with whom you share an open file. If you select File/Chat ... the current notebook or program gets a chat window displayed below it, preloaded with older chat messages about this file. The Send button menu provides advanced options such as including your query and broadcasting to the shared help chat room (see below).
The notebook Help.swinb provides a place to find buddies. It can be opened from File/Chat help room ... and messages may be cross-posted to this shared space using Cry for help from the Send button. The message that appears in the shared room contains a link to the file from which it was created.
What you are seeing are the first steps to allow users of SWISH to communicate. There are many facilities we have in mind, such as:


--- layout: post title: Mobile promotion in Brighton date: 2004-08-13 00:00:00 category: mobile ---
Devi@FP just showed me this promotion; it's for a drinks company who are running a teaser campaign all around Brighton. Quite fun stuff - you wear the sweatband (and presumably get special offers at a few local drinking holes), and can text in for "further instructions".
I sent one in and received back: "I can neither confirm nor deny your inqury. X"
I presume that at some point in the future I'll receive something else; this feels like a really nicely run campaign. I'm already intrigued by it and it's certainly pushed their new drink (Xanté) to my attention... good to see small brands being a bit more adventurous...
Update: just received a text: "See U Tonight 19.00 at The Tin Drum Dyke Rd".


A demonstration of how to access a Radio Button
Radio Button:
Click the "Try it" button to check the radio button.
Try it


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Cryptocurrencies, Exchanges and Technical Analysis
History and context
I know about crypto since 2010-ish, back when Bitcoin was the only coin in town. I always wanted to buy some, but never had money left to spend, due to either no income (because student) or because my job wasn't paying enough and I had to pay off my student loans (which weren't that big back then - not compared to what I have now, lmao).
Cryptocurrencies
Since a few months (basically around the start of 2021 - the second year of the Corona pandemic) I've been informing myself about cryptos other than Bitcoin, which one are interesting, which ones are prone to grow well, and I think I've found a handful that have interested me.
Exchanges
I don't just want to buy crypto, I plan to buy and sell them to make money. In other terms: Trading.
To trade you'll need an exchange: a place where you exchange one coin for another. I'm careful not to say currency, because currencies are recognized by governments as legal tender, which not all, if not none, of crypto is. In concrete terms: calling it currency is disingenuous, because in my country (the Netherlands) none of them are.
The ones I chose for now are Bitvavo and Binance.
Bitvavo, because it's Dutch and lately, partially because of China's political power, but that's a whole nother can of worms I'm not willing to open here, I've been on a streak to support Dutch companies over any other. This may sound a bit too Nationalistic, but that's because I usually simply don't even know where a company is from, which is something I think we (the Netherlands and Europe) can't affor in the long run.
Binance, due to name recognition on Reddit. I spend quite some time on it, even though I'm hypercritical of it, and have found Binance to be named quite often. Binance is based in Malta, a European island, though its origins were Chinese.
I use both of these - Bitvavo if it has the coin, with Binance as the alternative.


Episode 5!
Ever go to plaster funhouse? Timothy Clark & Simon Cumming did and they want to bring it back. Beanies, beers, dog denim. The lot. It is going to be a truly exceptional place to hang out for any bucks, hens or 27th birthday. Download the episode to hear all about it!


UTILIZATION OF CRAB PROCESSING WASTE AND CHITIN ASSOCIATED WITH THE WASTE AS FEED FOR RUMINANTS by
GBEMIGA A. AYANGBILE
Dissertation submitted to the Faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in
Animal Science
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Item. Looking at the quantity per person, or per unit area, or per some other unit. In 2020, the US used 763 million gallons of oil, on average, every day [<IP_ADDRESS>]. That is a little bit more than 2 gallons per person.


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Big Daddy (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
** out of four
"He's not happy. What else you got?"
Starring Adam Sandler, Cole Sprouse, Dylan Sprouse, Joey Lauren Adams, Steve Buscemi, Leslie Mann. Rated PG-13.
Adam Sandler has become one of the most bankable stars of the decade, with an impressive list of box-office and video winners under his belt. It's a shame that his films aren't as consistently good cinematically as they are at the box-office; since he became popular, they have ranged from the sublime (Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer) to the abysmal (Billy Madison, The Waterboy). Now comes Big Daddy, a film that has more in common with Wedding Singer than any of the other films, but lacks that comedy's charm, replacing it with hackneyed aaw-gosh sweetness which is the last thing we want to see from Sandler.
 The boy's father just left the country on business and isn't expected to be back for a few months. At first Sonny decides to keep the kid at his house for the night and give him to social services in the morning.
When he comes to social services, posing as the father, to give the kid away to a foster family, he changes his mind and decides to keep the little bugger. He does it so that he can impress his girlfriend (Joey Lauren Adams), who insists that Sonny "refuses to move on to the next stage of [his] life." He hopes that this kid can strengthen their volatile relationship much like a woman might get pregnant to save a marriage.
Much to Sonny's surprise, his girlfriend has already dumped him for an old guy with a five-year plan, and he finds that he is stuck with the kid until social services can line up a foster family for him. Inevitably, Sonny and Julian build a relationship of their own, Julian becoming a son to Sonny and Sonny a father to Julian. But all can't be that simple as social services discover that Sonny isn't really Julian's father and threaten arrest.
I can't say that I was bored watching Big Daddy because it is an utterly harmless, lighthearted film. Admittedly some of it is amusing, and some irresistibly cute. But David Dugan, who worked with Sandler previously on Happy Gilmore (aside from lensing losers such as Problem Child and Beverly Hills Ninja) proves incapable of maintaining the hilarity, nor can he introduce any credible pathos to keep us emotionally involved with these characters.
Part of the problem, I think, is that Adam Sandler isn't effective as the responsible type (although watching Adam the parent is better than Adam the retard as in Waterboy). He has much more success playing the lovable, desparate loser, such as he did in Gilmore and Singer than he does playing a father figure. I'm sorry, but it's painful to watch Sandler carefully bathing a 5 year old -- he has never been that sort of persona and he fails to turn himself into one for the role.
The action builds up to a mind-bogglingly asinine courtroom scene, in which Sandler has to deliver a pseudo-inspirational speech about responsibility. Somebody gag me. His movies have thus far avoided this sort of phony sentimentality, and even the most awful ones were better for it. Whoever inspired Sandler (who, as I hear, was the final authority on the film's script even though he didn't write it) or the writer to go for the lurid hokeyness present throughout the last third of Big Daddy should be credited for putting the stake through the film's metaphorical heart.
Big Daddy isn't an insult to humanity, it's merely pure and constant mediocrity. The laughs are few and far between and the movie never succeeds in developing any sort of dramatic tension. I expected better from Sandler, even though I've seen far worse from him. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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{{#markdown}}
Right now our app has no privacy, every user can see all the parties on the screen.
So let's add a `isPublic` flag on parties - if a party is public we will let anyone see it, but if a party is private, only the owner can see it.
## Autopublish
First we need to remove the `autopublish` Meteor package.
`autopublish` is added to any new Meteor project. It pushes a full copy of the database to each client.
It helped us until now, but it's not so good for privacy...
Write this command in the console:
meteor remove autopublish
Now run the app. You can't see any parties.
## Meteor.publish
So now we need to tell Meteor what parties should it publish to the clients.
To do that we will use Meteor's [publish function](http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/meteor_publish).
Publish functions should go only in the server so the client won't have access to them.
Let's create a new file named `parties.ts` inside the server folder.
Inside the file insert this code:
__`server/parties.ts`:__
Meteor.publish("parties", function () {
return Parties.find();
});
Let's see what's happening here:
- We have `Meteor.publish` - a function to define what to publish from the server to the client
- The first parameter is the name of the subscription. the client will subscribe to that name
- The second parameter is a function that defines what will be returned in the subscription
That function will determine what data will be returned and the permissions needed.
## Meteor.subscribe
In our case the first name parameter is **"parties"**. So we will need to subscribe to the **"parties"** collection in the client.
Using [Meteor.subscribe](http://docs.meteor.com/#/full/meteor_subscribe) we can subscribe to our publications; which will then give us access to the published collections.
Meteor.subscribe('parties');
You can add this to our PartiesList component.
__`client/parties-list/parties-list.ts`:__
export class PartiesList {
constructor () {
Meteor.subscribe('parties');
Tracker.autorun(zone.bind(() => {
this.parties = Parties.find().fetch();
}));
}
}
Now let's limit the data sent to client.
__`server/parties.ts`:__
Meteor.publish("parties", function () {
return Parties.find({
$or:[
{$and:[
{"isPublic": true},
{"isPublic": {$exists: true}}
]},
{$and:[
{owner: this.userId},
{owner: {$exists: true}}
]}
]});
});
Our publish function can also take parameters. In that case, we would also need to pass the parameters from the client.
Run the app again and you will see nothing. We have to change our data.
Reset the database from the console:
meteor reset
We'll add a different set of data in `loadParties.ts`:
__`server/parties.ts`:__
var parties:IParty[] = [{
name: 'Dubstep-Free Zone',
description: 'Can we please just for an evening not listen to dubstep.',
owner: 'anonymous',
isPublic: true
}, {
name: 'All dubstep all the time',
description: 'Get it on!',
owner: 'anonymous',
isPublic: true
}, {
name: 'Savage lounging',
description: 'Leisure suit required. And only fiercest manners.',
owner: 'anonymous',
isPublic: false
}];
Run the app again, and you should see only two items. The third being `public: false` and hidden.
## Meteor subscribe with params
We can use these parameters to limit the items we are subscribing to.
__`client/party-details/party-details.ts`:__
onActivate() {
Meteor.subscribe('parties', this.partyId);
this.party = Parties.find(this.partyId).fetch();
}
In the second parameter, our function uses the Mongo API to return the wanted documents (document are the JSON-style data structure of MongoDB).
So we create a query - start with the find method on the Parties collection.
Inside the find method we use the [$or](http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/query/or/), [$and](http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/query/and/) and [$exists](http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/operator/query/exists/) Mongo operators to pull our wanted parties:
Either that the owner parameter exists and it's the current logged in user (which we have access to with the command `this.userId`), or that the party's `isPublic` flag exists and it's set as true.
> Note: `public` is a reserved future word in JavaScript, and also used in TypeScript. So we've instead named the property `isPublic`
So now let's add the `isPublic` flag to the parties and see how it affects the parties the client gets.
Let's add a checkbox to the new party form in `parties-form.ng.html`:
__`client/parties-form/parties-form.ts`:__
this.partiesForm = new ControlGroup({
name: new Control('', Validators.required),
description: new Control('', Validators.required),
isPublic: new Control(false)
});
__`client/parties-form/parties-form.ng.html`:__
> Checkbox currently not working. You can use `[checked]="isPublic" (click)="toggleCheck()"` for now if you need a work around.
Notice how easy it is to bind a checkbox to a model with Angular 2!
Let's add the same to the `party-details.ng.html` page:
__`client/party-details/party-details.ng.html`:__
Now let's run the app.
Log in with 2 different users in 2 different browsers.
In each of the users create a few public parties and a few private ones.
Now log out and see which user sees which parties.
In the next step, we will want to invite users to private parties. For that, we will need to get all the users, but only their emails without other data which will hurt their privacy.
So let's create another publish method for getting only the needed data on the user.
Notice the we don't need to create a new Meteor collection like we did with parties. **Meteor.users** is a pre-defined collection which is defined by the [meteor-accounts](http://docs.meteor.com/#accounts_api) package.
So let's start with defining our publish function.
Create a new file under the `server` folder named `users.ts` and place the following code in:
__`server/users.ts`:__
Meteor.publish("users", function () {
return Meteor.users.find({}, {fields: {emails: 1, profile: 1}});
});
So here again we use the Mongo API to return all the users (find with an empty object) but we select to return only the emails and profile fields.
* Notice that each object (i.e. each user) will automatically contain its `_id` field.
The emails field holds all the user's email addresses, and the profile might hold more optional information like the user's name
(in our case, if the user logged in with the Facebook login, the accounts-facebook package puts the user's name from Facebook automatically into that field).
Now let's subscribe to that publish method in our PartyDetails component.
__`client/party-details/party-details.ts`:__
onActivate() {
Meteor.subscribe('users');
this.users = Meteor.users();
...
}
* We bind to the Meteor.users collection
* Binding the result to this.users
Now let's add the list of users to the view to make sure it works.
Add this ng-for list to the end of `parties-details.ng.html`. Don't forget to import `NgFor` and add it as a directive.
__`client/party-details/party-details.ts`:__
import {NgFor} from 'angular2/angular2';
@View({
templateUrl: 'client/party-details/party-details.ng.html',
directives: [FORM_DIRECTIVES, routerDirectives, NgFor]
})
export class PartyDetails {
...
onActivate() {
this.users = Meteor.users;
...
}
}
__`client/party-details/party-details.ng.html`:__
Users:
{{dstache}} user.emails[0].address }}
Run the app and see the list of all the users' emails that created a login and password and did not use a service to login.
* The structure of the Users collection is different between regular email-password, Facebook, Google etc.
The Document structure looks like this (notice where the email is in each one):
__`Email-Password`:__
{
"_id" : "8qJt6dRSNDHBuqpXu",
"createdAt" : ISODate("2015-05-26T00:29:05.109-07:00"),
"services" : {
"password" : {
"bcrypt" : "$2a$10$oSykELjSzcoFWXZTwI5.lOl4BsB1EfcR8RbEm/KsS3zA4x5vlwne6"
},
"resume" : {
"loginTokens" : [
{
"when" : ISODate("2015-05-26T00:29:05.112-07:00"),
"hashedToken" : "6edmW0Wby2xheFxyiUOqDYYFZmOtYHg7VmtXUxEceHg="
}
]
}
},
"emails" : [
{
"address"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"verified" : false
}
]
}
__`Facebook`:__
{
"_id" : "etKoiD8MxkQTjTQRY",
"createdAt" : ISODate("2015-05-25T17:42:16.850-07:00"),
"services" : {
"facebook" : {
"accessToken" : "CAAM10fSvI...",
"expiresAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>288.0000000000000000,
"id" : "10153317814289291",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"name" : "FirstName LastName",
"first_name" : "FirstName",
"last_name" : "LastName",
"link" : "https://www.facebook.com/app_scoped_user_id/foo"
"gender" : "male",
"locale" : "en_US"
},
"resume" : {
"loginTokens" : []
}
},
"profile" : {
"name" : "First Name LastName"
}
}
__`Google`:__
{
"_id" : "337r4wwSRWe5B6CCw",
"createdAt" : ISODate("2015-05-25T22:53:32.172-07:00"),
"services" : {
"google" : {
"accessToken" : "ya29.fwHSzHvC...",
"idToken" : "eyJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIs...",
"expiresAt" :<PHONE_NUMBER>685.0000000000000000,
"id" : "107497376789285885122",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"verified_email" : true,
"name" : "FirstName LastName",
"given_name" : "FirstName",
"family_name" : "LastName",
"picture" : "https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-foo.jpeg
"locale" : "en",
"gender" : "male"
},
"resume" : {
"loginTokens" : [
{
"when" : ISODate("2015-05-25T23:18:11.788-07:00"),
"hashedToken" : "NaKS2Zeermw+bPlMLhaihsNu6jPaW5+ucFDF2BXT4WQ="
}
]
}
},
"profile" : {
"name" : "First Name LastName"
}
}
Right now it means that the emails of the users that logged in with with email-password will be displayed.
In the chapter of Angular filters we will change the display code to show all emails.
# Understanding Meteor's Publish-Subscribe
It is very important to understand Meteor's Publish-Subscribe mechanism so you don't get confused and use it to filter things in the view!
Meteor accumulates all the data from the different subscription of a collection in the client, so adding a different subscription in a different
view won't delete the data that is already in the client.
Please read more [here](http://www.meteorpedia.com/read/Understanding_Meteor_Publish_and_Subscribe).
# Summary
We've added the support of privacy to our parties app.
We also learned how to use the `Meteor.publish` command to control permissions and the data sent to the client
and how to subscribe to it with `Meteor.subscribe`.
If you are not quite sure what is the difference between collection and publication - you may want to check this article on the [blog] (https://medium.com/angular-meteor/coll-pub-sub-with-angular-meteor-cb13fe48f570)
In the next step we will learn how to filter the users list in the client side with Angular pipes and create a custom pipe for our own needs.
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| date_decimal {lubridate} | R Documentation |
Converts a decimal to a date
date_decimal(decimal, tz = "UTC")
decimal |
a numeric object |
tz |
the time zone required |
a POSIXct object, whose year corresponds to the integer part of decimal. The months, days, hours, minutes and seconds elements are picked so the date-time will accurately represent the fraction of the year expressed by decimal.
date <- ymd("2009-02-10") decimal <- decimal_date(date) # 2009.11 date_decimal(decimal) # "2009-02-10 UTC"


MKTEXMF(1) MKTEXMF(1) NAME mktexmf - create a Metafont source file SYNOPSIS mktexmf font DESCRIPTION This manual page is not meant to be exhaustive. The complete documenta‐ tion for this version of TeX can be found in the info file or manual Kpathsea: A library for path searching. mktexmf is used to generate the Metafont source file for font, if possi‐ ble. For example, ecrm1200 or cmr11. The name of the generated file is printed on standard output. mktexmf is typically called by other programs, rather than from the com‐ mand line. OPTIONS mktexmf accepts the following options: --help Print help message and exit. --version Print version information and exit. SEE ALSO mktexpk(1), mktextfm(1). Kpathsea 6.1.0 1 March 2011 MKTEXMF(1)