Class UnscaledGeoObject
A IGeoObject which always appears in the same size in a view. It is not scaled when the view is zoomed.
These objects can not be kept in displaylists and hence have a poor performance when used in high numbers.
The objects rotate with the view when viewed from different directions.
The Location specifies the position of the origin (GeoPoint(0,0,0)) of the referenced GeoObject.
Usually you would center the referenced object at the origin so this object will be centered at the Location.
In contrast to the Icon object, which always shows its face to the viewer and is much faster,
because it can be kept in the display list.
Since this object does not have a well defined size in world coordinates, it is only pickable or selectable
at its insertion point. The size of the object is assumed in device units (pixels)
The Layer of this object will be taken into account for the objects visibility, not the layer of the
referenced object.
The use of this object is not recommended because it has a poor performance in both display and selection.
Consider using Icon instead.
Inheritance
System.Object
UnscaledGeoObject
Implements
System.IComparable
System.ICloneable
System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable
Inherited Members
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public class UnscaledGeoObject : IGeoObjectImpl, IGeoObject, ILayer, IStyle, IOctTreeInsertable, IComparable, IFeedBack, ICloneable, ISerializable
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UnscaledGeoObject(SerializationInfo, StreamingContext)
Declaration
protected UnscaledGeoObject(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo |
info |
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| System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext |
context |
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Constructor
Provide a delegate here if you want you UnscaledGeoObject derived class to be
created each time CADability creates a UnscaledGeoObject.
Declaration
public static UnscaledGeoObject.ConstructionDelegate Constructor
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GeoObject
The GeoObject to be displayed. This can be any kind of GeoObject, Text and Bitmap are often used.
The object must be in a coordinate space where the Origin will be transferred to the Location.
Declaration
public IGeoObject GeoObject { get; set; }
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Location
The world coordinates location of this object
Declaration
public GeoPoint Location { get; set; }
Property Value
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Clone()
Overrides Clone(). Must be implemented by each GeoObject. No default implementation.
Declaration
public override IGeoObject Clone()
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Construct()
The only way to create a UnscaledGeoObject. There are no public constructors for the UnscaledGeoObject to assure
that this is the only way to construct a UnscaledGeoObject.
Declaration
public static UnscaledGeoObject Construct()
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CopyGeometry(IGeoObject)
Declaration
public override void CopyGeometry(IGeoObject ToCopyFrom)
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GetBoundingCube()
Declaration
public override BoundingCube GetBoundingCube()
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GetExtent(Projection, ExtentPrecision)
Declaration
public override BoundingRect GetExtent(Projection projection, ExtentPrecision extentPrecision)
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GetExtent(Double)
Declaration
public override BoundingCube GetExtent(double precision)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Double |
precision |
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GetQuadTreeItem(Projection, ExtentPrecision)
Declaration
public override IQuadTreeInsertableZ GetQuadTreeItem(Projection projection, ExtentPrecision extentPrecision)
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GetShowProperties(IFrame)
Should be overridden and return a IShowProperty derived object
that handles the display and modification of the properties of the IGeoObject derived object.
Default implementation return null.
Declaration
public override IShowProperty GetShowProperties(IFrame Frame)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| IFrame |
Frame |
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HitTest(ref BoundingCube, Double)
Declaration
public override bool HitTest(ref BoundingCube cube, double precision)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| BoundingCube |
cube |
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| System.Double |
precision |
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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HitTest(Projection, BoundingRect, Boolean)
Declaration
public override bool HitTest(Projection projection, BoundingRect rect, bool onlyInside)
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| Type |
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| System.Boolean |
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HitTest(Projection.PickArea, Boolean)
Declaration
public override bool HitTest(Projection.PickArea area, bool onlyInside)
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Modify(ModOp)
Overrides Modify(ModOp). Must be implemented by each GeoObject.
No default implementation.
Declaration
public override void Modify(ModOp m)
Parameters
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Name |
Description |
| ModOp |
m |
the modification
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PaintTo3D(IPaintTo3D)
Declaration
public override void PaintTo3D(IPaintTo3D paintTo3D)
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PaintTo3DList(IPaintTo3D, ICategorizedDislayLists)
Declaration
public override void PaintTo3DList(IPaintTo3D paintTo3D, ICategorizedDislayLists lists)
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Position(GeoPoint, GeoVector, Double)
Declaration
public override double Position(GeoPoint fromHere, GeoVector direction, double precision)
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PrePaintTo3D(IPaintTo3D)
Declaration
public override void PrePaintTo3D(IPaintTo3D paintTo3D)
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PrepareDisplayList(Double)
Declaration
public override void PrepareDisplayList(double precision)
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| System.Double |
precision |
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RealHitTest(Projection.PickArea, Boolean)
Declaration
public bool RealHitTest(Projection.PickArea area, bool onlyInside)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Projection.PickArea |
area |
Pick area to check
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| System.Boolean |
onlyInside |
true, if the whole object must reside inside the pickarea, false if overlapping will suffice
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| Type |
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true when a hit is recognized
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Constructed
Declaration
public static event UnscaledGeoObject.ConstructedDelegate Constructed
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ISerializable.GetObjectData(SerializationInfo, StreamingContext)
Implements ISerializable.GetObjectData. Saves UserData, and .
All other properties of the GeoObject must be saved by the derived class. don't forget
to call the base implementation
Declaration
void ISerializable.GetObjectData(SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.Runtime.Serialization.SerializationInfo |
info |
info
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| System.Runtime.Serialization.StreamingContext |
context |
context
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Implements
System.IComparable
System.ICloneable
System.Runtime.Serialization.ISerializable


WheelEvent QML Type
Provides information about a mouse wheel event More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick 2.7 |
Properties
- accepted : bool
- angleDelta : point
- buttons : int
- inverted : int
- modifiers : int
- pixelDelta : point
- x : real
- y : real
Detailed Description
The position of the mouse can be found via the x and y properties.
See also MouseArea.
Property Documentation
Setting accepted to true prevents the wheel event from being propagated to items below this item.
Generally, if the item acts on the wheel event then it should be accepted so that items lower in the stacking order do not also respond to the same event.
angleDelta : point |
This property holds the distance that the wheel is rotated in wheel degrees. The x and y cordinate of this property holds the delta in horizontal and vertical orientation.
A positive value indicates that the wheel was rotated up/right; a negative value indicates that the wheel was rotated down/left.
Most mouse types work in steps of 15 degrees, in which case the delta value is a multiple of 120; i.e., 120 units * 1/8 = 15 degrees.
This property holds the mouse buttons pressed when the wheel event was generated.
It contains a bitwise combination of:
- Qt.LeftButton
- Qt.RightButton
- Qt.MiddleButton
Returns whether the delta values delivered with the event are inverted.
Normally, a vertical wheel will produce a WheelEvent with positive delta values if the top of the wheel is rotating away from the hand operating it. Similarly, a horizontal wheel movement will produce a QWheelEvent with positive delta values if the top of the wheel is moved to the left.
However, on some platforms this is configurable, so that the same operations described above will produce negative delta values (but with the same magnitude). For instance, in a QML component (such as a tumbler or a slider) where it is appropriate to synchronize the movement or rotation of an item with the direction of the wheel, regardless of the system settings, the wheel event handler can use the inverted property to decide whether to negate the angleDelta or pixelDelta values.
Note: Many platforms provide no such information. On such platforms inverted always returns false.
This property holds the keyboard modifier flags that existed immediately before the event occurred.
It contains a bitwise combination of:
- Qt.NoModifier - No modifier key is pressed.
- Qt.ShiftModifier - A Shift key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.ControlModifier - A Ctrl key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.AltModifier - An Alt key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.MetaModifier - A Meta key on the keyboard is pressed.
- Qt.KeypadModifier - A keypad button is pressed.
For example, to react to a Control key pressed during the wheel event:
MouseArea { onWheel: { if (wheel.modifiers & Qt.ControlModifier) { adjustZoom(wheel.angleDelta.y / 120); } } }
pixelDelta : point |
This property holds the delta in screen pixels and is available in platforms that have high-resolution trackpads, such as macOS. The x and y cordinate of this property holds the delta in horizontal and vertical orientation. The value should be used directly to scroll content on screen.
For platforms without high-resolution trackpad support, pixelDelta will always be (0,0), and angleDelta should be used instead.


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to kick off the initialization process. SM2 should then start as usual.
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R/define_implementation.R
, R/utils-dom-states.R
, R/utils-export.R
define_star.Rd
Helpers for IPM construction
define_impl(proto_ipm, kernel_impl_list) make_impl_args_list(kernel_names, int_rule, state_start, state_end) define_domains(proto_ipm, ...) define_pop_state(proto_ipm, ..., pop_vectors = list()) define_env_state(proto_ipm, ..., data_list = list())
| proto_ipm | The name of the model. |
|---|---|
| kernel_impl_list | A named list. Names correspond to kernel names. Each
kernel should have 3 slots defined - the |
| kernel_names | A character vector with the names of the kernels that parameters are being defined for. |
| int_rule | The integration rule to be used for the kernel. The default is "midpoint". "b2b" (bin to bin) and "cdf" (cumulative density functions) will be implemented as well. |
| state_start | The name of the state variable for the kernel that the kernel acts on at time t. |
| state_end | The name of the state variable that the kernel produces at time t+1. |
| ... | Named expressions. See Details for more information on their usage in
each |
| pop_vectors | If the population vectors are already pre-defined (i.e. are
not defined by a function passed to |
| data_list | A list of named values that contain data used in the expressions
in |
All define_*
functions return a proto_ipm. make_impl_args_list
returns a list, and so must be used within a call to define_impl
or
before initiating the model creation procedure.
These are helper functions to define IPMs. They are used after defining the kernels,
but before calling make_ipm()
They are meant to be called in the
following order:
define_impl()
define_domains()
define_pop_state()
define_env_state()
The order requirement is so that information is correctly matched to each kernel. Below are specific details on the way each works.
define_impl
This has two arguments - proto_ipm
(the model object you wish to work with),
and the kernel_impl_list
. The format of the kernel_impl_list
is:
names of the list should be kernel names, and each kernel should have 3 entries:
int_rule
, state_start
, and state_end
. See examples.
define_domains
If the int_rule = "midpoint"
, the ...
entries are vectors of
length 3 where the name corresponds to the
state variable, the first entry is the lower bound of the domain, the second
is the upper bound of the domain, and the third entry is the number of
meshpoints. Other int_rule
s are not yet implemented, so for now this is the
only format they can take. See examples.
define_pop_state
This takes either calls to functions in the ...
, or a pre-generated
list of vectors in the pop_vectors
. The names used
for each entry in ...
and/or for the pop_vectors
should be
n_<state_variable>
. See examples.
define_env_state
Takes expressions that generate values for environmental covariates at each
iteration of the model in ...
. The data_list
should contain any
parameters that the function uses, as well as the function itself. The
functions should return named lists. Names in that list can be referenced in
vital rate expressions and/or kernel formulas.
# Example with kernels named "P" and "F", and a domain "z" kernel_impl_list <- list(P = list(int_rule = "midpoint", state_start = "z", state_end = "z"), F = list(int_rule = "midpoint", state_start = "z", state_end = "z")) # an equivalent version using make_impl_args_list kernel_impl_list <- make_impl_args_list( kernel_names = c("P", "F"), int_rule = c("midpoint", "midpoint"), state_start = c("z", "z"), state_end = c("z", "z") ) # define_domains lower_bound <- 1 upper_bound <- 100 n_meshpoints <- 50 if (FALSE) { define_domains(proto_ipm, c(lower_bound, upper_bound, n_meshpoints)) # define_pop_state with a state variable named "z". Note that "n_" is prefixed # to denote that it is a population state function! define_pop_state(proto_ipm, n_z = runif(100)) # alternative, we can make a list before starting to make the IPM pop_vecs <- list(n_z = runif(100)) define_pop_state(proto_ipm, pop_vectors = pop_vecs) # define_env_state. Generates a random draw from a known distribution # of temperatures. env_sampler <- function(env_pars) { temp <- rnorm(1, env_pars$temp_mean, env_pars$temp_sd) return(list(temp = temp)) } env_pars <- list(temp_mean = 12, temp_sd = 2) define_env_state( proto_ipm, env_values = env_sampler(env_pars), data_list = list(env_sampler = env_sampler, env_pars = env_pars) ) }


Rotation matrix from Euler angles.
Rp = erot(Angles) Rp = erot(alpha,beta,gamma) [xc,yc,zc] = erot(...,'cols') [xr,yr,zr] = erot(...,'rows')
erot
returns an 3x3 rotation matrix in Rp
. The 3-element vector Angles=[alpha beta gamma]
defines the three Euler angles for the rotation in radians. They can be also specified as three separate arguments alpha
, beta
and gamma
.
For a detailed description of the associated rotation, the convention used, and mathematical formulas see the page on relative orientations.
Basically, erot
provides a transformation matrix for vectors and matrices. If the Euler angles describe the transformation of the coordinate frame 1 to the coordinate frame 2, then you can use Rp
to transform a vector v
or tensor A
from coordinates 1 to coordinates 2.
v2 = Rp*v1; A2 = Rp*A1*Rp.';This does not rotate the vector or matrix, but transforms them from one coordinate system representation to the other. So after the transformation, the vector/matrix is still the same, only its representation has changed. Often, such a coordinate transformation is called a passive rotation.
Ra = Rp.'
is the corresponding active transformation. The active rotation is also a composition of three rotations: first by -gamma
around z, then by -beta
around y, and last by -alpha
around z. In this case it is the vector or matrix rather than the coordinate system which changes orientation.
If the argument 'cols'
is given, erot
returns the three columns of the rotation matrix separately. The three vectors and the rotation matrix are related by Rp = [xc yc zc]
. Similarly, if the argument 'rows'
is given, erot
returns the three rows of the rotation matrix separately. However, they are returned not as rows but as column vectors. These three vectors and the rotation matrix are related by Rp = [xr.'; yr.'; zr.']
.
To rotate the basis of the matrix A
so that the final Z axis is along -z,
and (X,Y) = (-y,-x), type
A = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]; Rp = erot(pi/2,pi,0); A1= Rp*A*Rp.'
A1 = 5.0000 4.0000 6.0000 2.0000 1.0000 3.0000 8.0000 7.0000 9.0000
To rotate a magnetic field vector from the z direction to a direction
in the first quadrant specified by the polar angles theta
(down
from z axis, elevation complement) and phi
(counterclockwise
around z from x, azimuth), use an active rotation.
B = [0;0;9.5]; theta = 20; phi = 75; Rp = erot([phi theta 0]*pi/180); Ra = Rp.'; B1 = Ra*B
B1 = 0.8410 3.1385 8.9271
To get the three colums separately, use
[xc,yc,zc] = erot([10 20 40]*pi/180,'cols')
xc = 0.5973 -0.7279 0.3368 yc = 0.7580 0.6495 0.0594 zc = -0.2620 0.2198 0.9397
You can see that these are the three columns of the rotation matrix
R = erot([10 20 40]*pi/180)
R = 0.5973 0.7580 -0.2620 -0.7279 0.6495 0.2198 0.3368 0.0594 0.9397
See relative orientations for details.


fun of(x: Int, y: Int): AspectRatio
Returns an instance of AspectRatio specified by x and y values. The values x and y will be reduced by their greatest common divider.
x
y
x - The width
y - The height
Return An instance of AspectRatio


Lamborghini Diablo
The New GT model (below)
Only 80 will be made.
Specs(Diablo 2WD/GT)
Price |
$239,000 / $325,000 |
Top Speed |
205mph / 210mph |
Acceleration |
|
Engine |
|
0-30mph |
2.2sec / N/A |
Type |
V12, 48valve Quad cam |
0-60mph |
4.1sec / 3.9sec |
Displacement |
5.7L(5729cc) / 6L(6000cc) |
0-100 |
8.7sec? / N/A |
Power |
492hp@7000rpm / 530+hp@?rpm |
1/4 mile |
12.3sec/?mph / N/A |
Torque |
428 lbs-ft@5200rpm / N/A |
Weight |
3,475 lbs / 3,220 lbs |
Handling |
|
Gas mileage |
|
Skidpad |
.90g(est.)? (.87 for Diablo VT) / N/A |
City |
13.1mpg / N/A |
600ft slalom |
N/A |
Highway |
N/A |
Powertrain |
Mid-engined, All wheel drive, 6 speed manual |
(? = incomplete data or unverified info, N/A = info Not Available)
Beyond the specs:
The Lamborghini Diablo, a car synonymous with the word supercar, it was the first car to be named worlds fastest. Nowadays however, its design is aging, but it will still attract attention just as much as its faster rival the F50 (although it was made in the time of the slower F40). The Diablo is the only supercar that is on a continuous production run and because of that it cost only slightly over $200,000 which is half the price of any competitive Ferrari. Not only does the out side of this car say money, but the inside does too, just not in a Jaguar sense. The Diablo comes in many different flavors all with there own unique personality. There is the all wheel drive Diablo VT which is the easiest to drive, the standard version the 2wd, the lightened 2wd called the SV which is the hardest to drive and is the second fastest. (The SV is lighter do to removal of equipment like AC and other unnecessary things.) Then there is the fastest the SE30 which is a SV with a tuned engine and it can do 208mph (0-60 is slower 4.0sec compared to 3.9sec), but the SE30 Jota is even faster doing 0-60 in 3.8 seconds. The main problem with the Diablo is its adequate but tail happy handling, fortunately the SV has improved handling. Although VT has the lowest cornering limits due to the 108lbs added on by the AWD system, its behavior at the limit and its AWD make it the easiest to handle. This car suits any driver that likes performance and wishes to show off their wealth. This car gives the wealthy the luxury they want (choose the VT for that), the pure enthusiast the performance they want (pick the SV), and Lamborghini fans a piece of Lamborghini history. (Select the SE30 and the SE30 Jota, which were anniversary versions celebrating Lamborghini's 30th anniversary) Lamborghini just need to add the Cala (a lower end model) to its line up and modernize the Diablo since the much cheaper Dodge Viper is starting to edge into its performance range.
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About: This sample application provides a showcase of available notification styles and demonstrates various features of the Android Wear notifications API. Running the sample on your companion allows you to select between various notification styles and to see how these notifications are displayed, both in a phone's notification shade and on the wearable. The companion application allows you to create the following types of notifications:
This sample also allows you to toggle other attributes for each of these notification types, including whether a content intent or action are included, and whether the notification is marked as "local only," indicating that it should not be bridged between devices.
You can also run a separate APK on your wearable for even more customizable notifications. The wearable notification styles include:
How to run: Install the Application APK on the companion, and/or the Wearable APK on the wearable. Start the sample by running the Wearable Notifications application on the companion, or by starting the Wearable Notifications application on the wearable. To do the latter, go to the voice menu - either by saying Ok Google or tapping the home screen - and select the "Start..." option. Then, select "Wearable Notifications" from the submenu.
Wearable APIs used: Notification.WearableExtender, Notification.BigTextStyle, Notification.BigPictureStyle (note that NotificationCompat, rather than Notification, is used on the companion side in order to be compatible with older versions of Android).
Screenshots:


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 None of them remember how they got there or where they are. There is no food or water, no reason, logic or explanations. Instinctively they try to explore the structure, but soon find out that it is a Rubik's Cube-like prison. A complex of some 17,000 interconnected, perfectly square equal cells, filled with traps, deadly ways and dangerous paths. And so the increasingly paranoid prisoners must co-operate, using their different abilities, moving from block to block in order to reach the surface. What is the purpose of this? Is somebody watching them? Meanwhile their strength is running out and their minds start changing...
The first-time director Vincenzo Natali creates an incredible atmosphere. Claustrophobic and nerve-wracking. Shocking and original. The feeling of being trapped, isolated and slowly going paranoid has rarely been manipulated so well as in this movie. The film slowly transforms into a terrifying psyho-thriller, where the humanistic attitude is lost in the harsh competition for survival. Slowly you see how these normal people change into --->animals. Their minds become more frightening than the horrible traps around them. The characters and the situation itself are so primal, so grounded and basic that it momentary connects with the audience. There is something indescribably frightening about such simplicity. It effectively dismisses all unnecessary technical and scientific details and concentrates on the most important -- the human elements, an issue almost forgotten by sci-fi directors of today. We can literally dive into people, exploring their complex characters. Important philosophical, ethical and moral issues are raised.
No unnecessary characters or scenes delude you from the purpose. There are only six people and the only scene is the cube. The characters undergo an evolution that has rarely been captured on film. The psychological aspect of this film is unusually complex and incredibly effective. The audience knows as much as the characters, desperately trying to figure out the purpose of their situation and a way out of it. Is it a governmental experiment? Aliens?  Virtual reality? The aspect of time disappears completely and after a while you won't remember what your past world looks like. For you there is nothing except the cube. Outside of it -- nothing exists. Maybe there is no point in escaping? Maybe it is impossible? Maybe there will be nothing outside the cube?
The ending is as mysterious and original as the rest of the film, and (unlike in most science fiction films) it doesn't alienate it from the rest of the picture, making it look primitive (such as in 'Dark City' and '13th Floor'). Nothing is obvious. Nothing is primitive. Nothing is conventional. And all you can do is presume and guess. In the beginning the performances may seem a bit flawed, but they quickly recover and by the end of this film nobody questions their authenticity. Diana Magnus' fascinating art direction is an incredible achievement. The sets are complex, strange and yet completely convincing. The rest of the team handles the job well, though not quite award worthy. In the end it is Natali who deserves all the credit for his dark, unpleasant vision.
'Cube' is a story about ordinary people and products of our safe, protected society that are suddenly transferred to a place where everything is unknown, where nothing is safe or obvious, where no one except themselves can protect them. And here, where only the strongest survives, the makeup is gone, the mask slips off and the true, pure, savage human nature is revealed. It is a story about the ways of science seen from a lab-rat's eyes. And here the cube is a symbol of science itself -- cruel, and too complex and powerful for our own meaningless stupidity. The film is a representation of the human being -- the specter of emotions, an analysis of the human mind and human nature. Natali has created a brilliant and original psycho - analytic tale that is probably one of the greatest science fiction films that hit the silver screen during this decade.
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Introduction
SOLID principles have been applied to OOP software design in order to make software less rigid, less fragile, reusable, and more natural. In a previous blog post I talked about applying SOLID principles to Web components. I gave a very high overview of a client side implementation of SOLID components using an HTML5 technology called Web Components. It turns out that with practiced discipline existing frameworks can support a SOLID approach.
In this post I will apply the same principles on the server side by showing how the Go templating language can be used to support the definition and composition of components.
Problem Setting
Few of the benefits of SOLID design are visible in a trivial system. Many critics of SOLID principles claim that the approaches used to implement them are over-engineered. That is true of the simple examples used to teach SOLID, but not true in the context of an enterprise application with hundreds or thousands of classes.
Likewise, SOLID UI components will seem over-engineered if you only look at the trivial examples used to teach the practice. However, the correct setting to consider is an enterprise which has a UI builder, widgets, and a platform for users and vendors to add their own widgets. In that context, reuse and maintainability are key features.
Components in Go
The Go programming language has a very powerful built-in template language. It has a specialization for HTML generation. This system has been used to create extremely fast static web site generators like Hugo, used to generate this blog. Hugo also has an excellent template tutorial. If you already know go, another good place to learn about the template support for static web sites is the blog post by Alex Edwards here.
The closest thing to components in a statically generated web site are the templates used to convert data into HTML.
A component is a named HTML template with named parameters. These will be supplied as keyed values in a parameter map at run time. Each of the values can itself be a parameter map in order to support passing parameters to nested components.
Values can be hard coded in the template, or derived from context that is injected into the template.
Component evolution is supported through composition and overrides.
…
How is this approach SOLID?
SRP: The ‘AboutOurTeam’ view model has a single responsibility. Composition and binding allow the templates themselves to remain simple. Here the focus is on the headings, message, and the list of team members.
OCP: Extending a template can be done by means of the [Shadow DOM][shadow], another HTML 5 feature. This allows an element’s content to be replaced by completely encapsulated HTML markup that has access to the original element.
Aside. Suppose you created a widget that contained an
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, ap
and a textinput
field to allow users to rate the content (the text can be*
to*****
). Now you wanted to replace the input field with a star rater. It is possible to shadow the original widget, keeping theh2
andp
visible while displaying a star rater widget whose value feeds the invisible text field.LSP: Careful delegation to the base of an extended component, as in the above example, ensures that the original contract is honored. The component interacts with the user in a different way - its view-facing interface has changed - but it will still be plug-in compatible with the original widget component.
ISP: Models are JavaScript objects. They can be decomposed into arrays, maps, or primitive values (string, number, or boolean). Loops decompose arrays. Name bindings decompose maps. Finally, primitives can have only a finite set of semantic types (e.g. number can represent an integer, decimal, money, percentage, distance, time, etc). These few semantic types make it possible to support a finite set of primitive interfaces for data binding.
DIP: The ‘AboutOurTeam’ view model had a dependency on the
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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Bret Easton Ellis' novel American Psycho was so disturbing and controversial that it had to scramble for new publisher at the last minute when Simon & Schuster backed out after having second thoughts regarding the murderous tale of an ‘80s yuppie that adorns his posh apartment with the body parts of his female victims. Ellis' book was a detailed satirization of uninhibited materialism and decadence in post-Last Days of Disco New York City. But like Disco, this picture is tough to enjoy because there really isn't anyone to root for.
Christian Bale (William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream) plays Patrick Bateman, a twenty-seven-year-old Wall Street hotshot whose biggest problems in life are limited to getting a bad table at a trendy restaurant, discovering that someone has better business cards than he does, and trying to find a dry cleaner to get the blood stains out of his sheets. Bateman admits that he is incapable of feeling any emotion other than greed and disgust, a fact he demonstrates by killing hookers, the homeless and an occasional co-worker.
Bateman's world is full of name-dropping co-workers and acquaintances that can barely remember each other's names but have total recall when it comes to knowing who wears what kind of suit or who ate at what restaurant last Wednesday. He has an unfaithful fiancée (Reese Witherspoon, Election), a sterile white apartment and a job that seems to consist of reading porn, watching Jeopardy! and listening to his Walkman. As the film opens, Bateman gives a detailed list of name-brand toiletries that he uses to prepare himself for a hard day of murders and executions (a bimbo mistakenly thinks he says `mergers and acquisitions').
You may be wondering about the story right about now, but there really isn't one.  The closest Psycho comes to any semblance of plot is when Bateman offs a co-worker played by Jared Leto (Black & White) and is questioned several times by a police officer (Willem Dafoe, eXistenZ). Much will be made about Bateman's long, pre-killing diatribe on ‘80s music, but by the third time he does this, it's boring.
An overrated actor, Bale does little with Bateman that we haven't already seen in Michael Douglas' Gordon Gecko or, more recently, Tom Cruise's Frank `T.J.' Mackey. But he's much better than Leonardo DiCaprio would have been (he was originally slated to play the part but, like Simon & Schuster, backed out at the last minute). Witherspoon does a good job at acting like the girl on Stark Raving Mad, who in turn seems to be doing an impression of Witherspoon. Leto is as dim-witted as ever (who keeps casting him?). Samantha Mathis (Broken Arrow) and Chloë Sevigny (Boys Don't Cry) co-star, the latter of whom could be playing the same part as her monotone Last Days of Disco character.
Psycho is a real indie affair, which doesn't help explain why it's playing multiplexes with a national release date instead of a platformed art-house run. Director Mary Harron, who helmed the far superior I Shot Andy Warhol, as well as episodes of Homicide: Life on the Street and OZ, doesn't bother to show most of the story's carnage. The film, co-written by Harron and Go Fish scribe Guinevere Turner, isn't nearly as graphic as you would think. Ex-Velvet Undergrounder John Cale (Warhol) provides a handsome score, and Andrzej Sekula's (Pulp Fiction) camera work is, at times, breathtaking.
1:37 – R for violence, nudity, strong sexual contest and adult language
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Stories from Around the World
by FCIT
Traditional tales often take on a life of their own, traveling the world and finding new interpretations within the cultures they encounter. This collection brings together several stories from different traditions.
Source: This book was compiled by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology and includes passages from multiple sources. Please refer to the passage pages for further source information.
- Ananzi and the Lion
- A fellow gets the better of a lion.
- The Rat Princess
- The Rat King searches for the most powerful being for his daughter to marry and after he searches from the sun to the cloud to the wind, he finds the strongest being is the Grey Rat that the Princess wanted to marry.
- “The Badger’s Money”
- A priest gets money from his friend the badger but cannot spend it, although he is very grateful.
- “The Burning of the Rice Fields”
- A grandfather and his grandson grow rice in the rice fields and one day they set fire to the fields to save the people below from impending death.
- “The Dragon and the Prince”
- A prince overcomes a dragon and rescues his brothers.
- “George With the Goat”
- George and his friends overcome great odds.
- “The Good Children”
- How an emperor learned to appreciate old people.
- “The Grateful Foxes”
- A man saves a fox cub, and later its parents save his son’s life.
- “The Greedy Youngster”
- An unusually strong and hungry youngster makes his way in the world.
- “Hans in Luck”
- Hans trades items for ones he thinks are better.
- “Hans, Who Made the Princess Laugh”
- How Hans and a special goose got the princess to laugh.
- “Intelligence and Luck”
- How Luck overcomes Intelligence.
- “The Judgement of Midas”
- A fairy tale about a music contest between the god Pan and Apollo.
- “The Lad and the Deil”
- A lad tricks the Deil to get into a nut, and he asks a smith to crack it open.
- “The Lad Who Went to the North Wind”
- A lad gets gifts from the North Wind and has to overcome a greedy landlord.
- “Long, Broad, and Sharpsight”
- How three characters, Long, Broad, and Sharpsight, help a prince find his bride.
- “The Peasant Story of Napoleon”
- A story about Napoleon doing all he did because he was immortal, a chosen man of God.
- “The Story of Tom Tit Tot”
- A daughter is given in marriage to the king who demands she spin five skeins a day for one month out of the year.
- “Why the Sea Is Salt”
- How a magical quern ended up at the bottom of the sea, grinding out salt.
- “The Wonderful Hair”
- A poor man is given instructions in his sleep as to how to become rich so that he can afford his children.
- Year Published: 2012
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.7
- Word Count: 42,503
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
- Keywords: fantasy, fate, fire, gratitude, japan, perseverance, tsunami


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Social Network
1.6
Working template of a social network, built with Objective-C, Parse.com and Firebase.com
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#import <ESEditPhotoViewController.h>
Instance Methods | |
| (id) | - initWithImage: |
| (BOOL) | - shouldUploadImage: |
| (void) | - keyboardWillShow: |
| (void) | - keyboardWillHide: |
| (void) | - doneButtonAction: |
| (void) | - cancelButtonAction: |
Protected Attributes | |
| CLGeocoder * | geocoder |
| CLPlacemark * | placeMark |
| CLLocationManager * | locationManager |
| NSString * | localityString |
Properties | |
| UIScrollView * | scrollView |
| UIImage * | image |
| UITextField * | commentTextField |
| PFFile * | photoFile |
| PFFile * | thumbnailFile |
| UIBackgroundTaskIdentifier | fileUploadBackgroundTaskId |
| UIBackgroundTaskIdentifier | photoPostBackgroundTaskId |
| UIImageView * | photoImageView |
Interface of the EditPhotoViewController. In this last controller before the uplad, the user has the possibility to add a comment to his filtered and edited photo.
| - (void) cancelButtonAction: | (id) | sender |
User doesn't want to publish the photo and we dismiss the viewcontroller.
| - (void) doneButtonAction: | (id) | sender |
User wants to upload the photo, thus we upload
| - (id) initWithImage: | (UIImage *) | aImage |
Custom init method, we want to init the controller with an image.
| aImage | the actual image we display in the controller |
| - (void) keyboardWillHide: | (NSNotification *) | note |
Keyboard will hide, displace all the subviews back into their original position.
| - (void) keyboardWillShow: | (NSNotification *) | note |
The keyboard will show, slightly displace all the subviews upward so that they are not completely hidden by the keyboard.
| - (BOOL) shouldUploadImage: | (UIImage *) | anImage |
We call this method right at the beginning, even if the user has not yet decided to upload the photo. This ensures, that the photo has valid data and infos and that a background task is available to upload it later on.
| anImage | the photo that will be uploaded |
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protected |
Geocoder, containing the geolocation information of the photo.
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protected |
Location string. This string is displayed and contains the nearest city or state where the photo has been taken.
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protected |
Placemark, based on the geolocation we have.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Textfield that lets the user type in a comment.
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readwritenonatomicassign |
ID of the file upload backgroundtask.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
The actual photo everything here is all about.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
PFFile of the photo, will be uploaded to Parse.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
ImageView containing the actual photo.
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readwritenonatomicassign |
ID of the post backgroundtask.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
Scrollview containing all the subviews.
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readwritenonatomicstrong |
PFFile of the photo thumbnail, will be uploaded to Parse.


Tracing a (portion of a) Cmajor program consists of the following phases:
Tracing begins when the program being traced issues the RtBeginTracing function call and ends when the program issues the RtEndTracing function call. When the tracing ends the RtEndTracing function writes a binary trace.bin file to the trace subdirectory of the Cmajor installation directory.
To instrument the system library for tracing, compile it using the trace configration option:
C:\cmajor\system\platform\windows> cmc -u -v -c=trace System.cms
To instrument the program being traced, for example program.cmp, compile it using the trace configuration option:
cmc -u -v -c=trace program.cmp
These two commands generate a text file trace.tab to the trace subdirectory of the Cmajor installation directory. The trace.tab contains one line for each function contained by the system library and the program. The line consists of an integer identifier for the function, a colon, and the full name of the function.
When the system library and the program is compiled with the trace configration, each function in the system library and the program begin traced is instrumented by function calls RtBeginTraceFunction and RtEndTraceFunction that generate a trace entry to the trace.bin file.
Each trace entry (14 bytes) consists of
When the instrumented program is run, the RtEndTracing function generates a binary trace.bin file to the trace subdirectory of the Cmajor installation directory that contains the trace information.
Run the following command:
C:\cmajor\trace> cmtrace2txt -v trace.binThe command converts the trace.bin to trace.txt.
The trace looks like the following:
00:00:01.936.268.100 M >System.Windows.Control.ProcessMessageInternal(Message&) 00:00:01.936.268.500 M >System.Windows.Window.ProcessMessage(Message&) 00:00:01.936.268.700 M >System.Windows.ContainerControl.ProcessMessage(Message&) 00:00:01.936.269.100 M >System.Windows.Control.ProcessMessage(Message&) 00:00:01.936.269.400 M >System.Windows.Control.DoTimer(uint) 00:00:01.936.269.700 M >System.Windows.TimerEventArgs.TimerEventArgs(uint) 00:00:01.936.269.700 M <System.Windows.TimerEventArgs.TimerEventArgs(uint) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.270.000 M >cmcode.MainWindow.OnTimer(TimerEventArgs&) 00:00:01.936.270.400 M >cmcode.MainConfiguration.Instance() 00:00:01.936.270.700 M >UniquePtr<cmcode.MainConfiguration>.operator*() 00:00:01.936.270.700 M <UniquePtr<cmcode.MainConfiguration>.operator*() duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.270.800 M <cmcode.MainConfiguration.Instance() duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0 00:00:01.936.270.900 M >cmcode.MainConfiguration.Save(bool) 00:00:01.936.271.100 M <cmcode.MainConfiguration.Save(bool) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.271.200 M <cmcode.MainWindow.OnTimer(TimerEventArgs&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.271.200 M <System.Windows.Control.DoTimer(uint) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0 00:00:01.936.271.500 M <System.Windows.Control.ProcessMessage(Message&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0 00:00:01.936.271.600 M <System.Windows.ContainerControl.ProcessMessage(Message&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0 00:00:01.936.271.700 M <System.Windows.Window.ProcessMessage(Message&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.271.800 M <System.Windows.Control.ProcessMessageInternal(Message&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0 00:00:01.936.271.900 M >System.Windows.Debug.Messages() 00:00:01.936.271.900 M <System.Windows.Debug.Messages() duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS> 00:00:01.936.272.100 M <System.Windows.Application.ProcessMessage(void*, uint, uint, long, long&, void*&) duration=00:00:<IP_ADDRESS>0
Each trace line consists of the following fields:
Usage: cmtrace2txt [options] trace.bin
Convert trace.bin to trace.txt.
Options:
| Long option | Short option | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --help | -h | Print help and exit. |
| --verbose | -v | Be verbose. |
| --filter="EXPR" | -f="EXPR" | Filter the trace using given filter expression. |
Trace entries can be filtered using filter expressions. Only trace entries matching the filter expression will be included in the converted trace.
| filter‑expression | → | and‑expr (or and‑expr)* |
| and‑expr | → | boolean‑expr (and boolean‑expr)* |
| boolean‑expr | → | match‑expr | relational‑expr |
| match‑expr | → | primary‑expr match primary‑expr |
| relational‑expr | → | primary‑expr (rel‑op primary‑expr)* |
| rel‑op | → | == | <> | <= | >= | < | > |
| primary‑expr | → | name | thread | duration | time | level | message | parent | true | false | pattern | string | integer unit? | ( filter‑expression ) |
| pattern | → | ' pattern‑expression ' |
| string | → | " [^"]* " |
| integer | → | [0-9][0-9']* |
| unit | → | ns | us | ms | s |
| pattern‑expression | → | alternative |
| alternative | → | catenation (| catenation)* |
| catenation | → | repetition repetition* |
| repetition | → | * | ? | primary |
| primary | → | ( alternative ) | class | char |
| class | → | [ ^? range* ] |
| range | → | char (- char)? |
| char | → | 'a character or an escape' |
A filter expression is a sequence of boolean‑exprs combined with and and or operators. The precedence of and is greater than the precedence of or.
A boolean‑expr is either a match‑expr or a relational‑expr
A match‑expr is a primary‑expr combined with a pattern using a match operator.
A pattern consists of character classes, characters that are not operator characters and wild cards * and ?.
Wild card * matches any string of characters including an empty string. Wild card ? matches any single character.
A character class begins with a left bracket and is followed by an optional inverse operator ^ followed by any number of character ranges followed by a right bracket. The inverse operator means "any but the following ranges".
A character range is a ordinary character or an escape optionally followed by a dash character and another ordinary character or an escape. It denotes a range of ordinary characters.
An escape begins with the backslash and is similar to an escape sequence in the C programming language.
A relational expression is a primary expresssion optionally followed by a sequence of relational operators and primary expressions.

The name keyword selects the function name field from a trace entry.
The thread keyword selects the thread name field from a trace entry.
The duration keyword selects the duration field from a trace entry.
The time keyword selects the time field from a trace entry.
The level keyword selects the level of the trace entry. Level is an integer.
The message keyword selects Windows message name from a trace entry.
The parent keyword evaluates to true if parent trace entry is selected, otherwise it evaluates to false.
A primary expression can be an unsigned integer optionally followed by a time unit.
When the left side of a relational expression is either a duration or time, the right side can be an unsigned integer followed by a time unit. The time unit can be:
If a time unit is absent the time is assumed to be in nanoseconds.
cmtrace2txt -v --filter="duration>=10ms" trace.bin
Selects only those function trace entries whose duration is equal to or greater than 10 milliseconds.
cmtrace2txt -v --filter="name match 'System.*' and duration>=10ms" trace.bin
Selects only those function trace entries whose function name starts with "System" followed by a period and duration is equal to or greater than 10 milliseconds.
cmtrace2txt -v --filter="level=0 and duration>=10ms or parent" trace.bin
Selects only those function trace entries that are either top level (level=0) and whose duration is equal to or greater than 10 milliseconds, or whose parent entry is selected. That is, the parent expression selects all child entries of included top level entries.


import MoodleContextLevel from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MoodleContextLevel
A class for representing Context Levels within the Moodle VLE's permissions system.
As well as the various functions and properties described in the documetation below there are also dynamically created properties with each valid context level name which get MoodleContextLevel instances for the matching level. In many instances these accessors will obviate the need to use a contructor.
const sysCtx = MoodleContextLevel.system;
const courseCtx = MoodleContextLevel.CONTEXT_COURSE;
Static Member Summary
| Static Public Members | ||
| public static get |
An alphabetic list of all defined level names, be they full names as they appear in the Moodle source code, base names, or aliases. |
|
| public static get |
An alphabetic list of all defined base names, including aliases. |
|
| public static get |
A sorted list of all defined context level numbers. |
|
| public static get |
A list of all context levels sorted by context level number. |
|
| public static get |
A list of all existing context level names as they appear in the Moodle source code sorted from lowest context level number to highest. |
Static Method Summary
| Static Public Methods | ||
| public static |
Compare two values to see if they represent the same context level, a greater context level, or a lesser context level. |
|
| public static |
isContextLevelName(val: *, strictCheck: boolean): boolean Test if a given value is a valid Moodle Context Level Name. |
|
| public static |
isContextLevelNumber(val: *, strictTypeCheck: boolean): boolean Test if a given value is a valid Moodle Context Level Number. |
|
| public static |
numberFromName(name: ContextLevelName, ContextLevelBaseName, ContextLevelAlias): ContextLevelNumber | NaN Convert any valid name to a context level number. |
|
| public static |
parse(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevel A factory method to build a MoodleContextLevel object from any parsable value. |
|
| public static |
parseToName(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevelName Try to convert a value to a context level name as used in the Moodle source code. |
|
| public static |
parseToNumber(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevelNumber Try to convert a value to a context level number. |
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
constructor(context: ContextLevelNumber | ContextLevelName | ContextLevelBaseName | ContextLevelAlias) The default context is |
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public get |
All the level's aliases. |
|
| public get |
The level's base name. |
|
| public get |
The level's name as it appears in the Moodle sourse code. |
|
| public set |
The level's name in any valid form. Any name that can be parsed by the |
|
| public get |
All the level's valid names in alphabetical order. This includes the level's name as used in the Moodle source code, the level's base name, and all the level's aliases. |
|
| public get |
The level's numeric value. |
|
| public set |
The level's numeric value, must be one of the levels defined in
|
| Private Members | ||
| private |
|
Method Summary
| Public Methods | ||
| public |
Create a new Moodle context level object representing the same context level. |
|
| public |
Compare this context level to another. |
|
| public |
Test if a given value is a Moodle context level object representing the same context level. |
|
| public |
The version as a plain object indexed by: |
|
| public |
The context level as a string consisting of the name followed by a space then the level number in parentheses, e.g. |
Static Public Members
public static get allNames: string[] source
An alphabetic list of all defined level names, be they full names as they appear in the Moodle source code, base names, or aliases.
public static get baseNames: string[] source
An alphabetic list of all defined base names, including aliases.
public static get levels: MoodleContextLevel[] source
A list of all context levels sorted by context level number.
Static Public Methods
public static compare(val1: *, val2: *): number source
Compare two values to see if they represent the same context level, a greater context level, or a lesser context level.
Context levels are compared based on their context level number.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| val1 | * | ||
| val2 | * |
Return:
| number | Unless both values are context level objects, |
public static isContextLevelName(val: *, strictCheck: boolean): boolean source
Test if a given value is a valid Moodle Context Level Name.
By default names, base names, and aliases are considered valid, but with strict checking only the full context level names as used in the Moodle source code will be accepted.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| val | * | the value to test. |
|
| strictCheck | boolean |
|
By default any name that can be resolved to a context level number, ignoring case, will be considered valid, but if a truthy value is passed only full context level names in the correct case exactly as used in the Moodle source code will be accepted. |
public static isContextLevelNumber(val: *, strictTypeCheck: boolean): boolean source
Test if a given value is a valid Moodle Context Level Number.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| val | * | the value to test. |
|
| strictTypeCheck | boolean |
|
whether or not to enable
strict type checking. With strict type cheking enabled, string
representation of otherwise valid values will return |
public static numberFromName(name: ContextLevelName, ContextLevelBaseName, ContextLevelAlias): ContextLevelNumber | NaN source
Convert any valid name to a context level number. Valid names are context level names as they appear in the Moodle code, context level base names, and context level aliases.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| name | ContextLevelName, ContextLevelBaseName, ContextLevelAlias |
Return:
| ContextLevelNumber | NaN | If the passed value can't be converted
to a context level number |
public static parse(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevel source
A factory method to build a MoodleContextLevel object from any parsable value. The following are supported:
- A valid context level number (as a number or string)
- A valid context level name as used in the Moodle code base (in any case).
- A valid context level base name (in any case).
- A valid context level alias (in any case).
- A context level object.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| level | number | string | MoodleContextLevel | the context level value to parse. |
Throw:
public static parseToName(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevelName source
Try to convert a value to a context level name as used in the Moodle source code. The following values are supported:
- A valid context level number (as a number or string)
- A valid context level name as used in the Moodle code base (in any case).
- A valid context level base name (in any case).
- A valid context level alias (in any case).
- A context level object.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| level | number | string | MoodleContextLevel | the context level value to parse. |
Return:
| MoodleContextLevelName |
Throw:
public static parseToNumber(level: number | string | MoodleContextLevel): MoodleContextLevelNumber source
Try to convert a value to a context level number. The following values are supported:
- A valid context level number (as a number or string)
- A valid context level name as used in the Moodle code base (in any case).
- A valid context level base name (in any case).
- A valid context level alias (in any case).
- A context level object.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| level | number | string | MoodleContextLevel | the context level value to parse. |
Return:
| MoodleContextLevelNumber |
Throw:
Public Constructors
public constructor(context: ContextLevelNumber | ContextLevelName | ContextLevelBaseName | ContextLevelAlias) source
The default context is CONTEXT_SYSTEM
.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| context | ContextLevelNumber | ContextLevelName | ContextLevelBaseName | ContextLevelAlias |
Throw:
* |
TypeError |
* |
RangeError |
Public Members
public set name: ContextLevelName | ContextLevelBaseName | ContextLevelAlias source
The level's name in any valid form.
Any name that can be parsed by the nameFromNumber()
static function
is acceptable.
Throw:
public get names: string[] source
All the level's valid names in alphabetical order. This includes the level's name as used in the Moodle source code, the level's base name, and all the level's aliases.
public set number: ContextLevelNumber source
The level's numeric value, must be one of the levels defined in
lib/accesslib.php
in the Moodle source code.
Throw:
Private Members
private _number: ContextLevelNumber source
Public Methods
public clone(): MoodleContextLevel source
Create a new Moodle context level object representing the same context level.
public compareTo(mv: MoodleContextLevel): number source
Compare this context level to another.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| mv | MoodleContextLevel |
Return:
| number |
|
public equals(val: *): boolean source
Test if a given value is a Moodle context level object representing the same context level.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| val | * |


Before you continue on your path again, you notice a crystal jewel on the ground and shove it into one of your pockets. You believe that it might have some value later on. You are gliding back onto the path and are going for a long while. Soon enough there are small, elusive figures in human form with pointed ears, and a capricious nature appearing to be crossing your path to head in a different direction. You think that they might be capable of having magical powers. You take notice that they seem to be arguing of whether or not to return home or keep on exploring this land for a while longer. You overhear that they have not been home for months and feel sympathy for them. You want to head home too if there even is one for you. You are not sure where home is or if there are other people like yourself. You break away from your thoughts and decide to possibly offer an opinion for them. Do you tell them to return to their homeland or to blantly walk away from them?


§183D-63 Keeping wild birds in captivity prohibited. Except as provided in section 183D-61, no person shall keep in captivity any wild bird unless the bird was lawfully imported into the State or was bred in captivity from birds lawfully imported. [L 1985, c 174, pt of §4]


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Enter the IP address of your Apple TV
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→
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and copy the
IP Address
value here.
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{% extends "splunkdj:base_with_app_bar.html" %} {% load splunkmvc %} {% block title %}Maps - Web Framework Toolkit{% endblock title %} {% block css %} {% endblock css %} {% block content %}
This example shows how to display data from the sample earthquake dataset
using the SplunkMap view. This view can plot clustered data that contains fields
for lat
and lon
. SplunkMap view is designed
to work with the new geostats command, which can calculate aggregate
spatial statistics for display on the map.
Table of clusters produced by geostats
{% table id="example-table" managerid="geosearch" pageSize="6" %}


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Index
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A
- activeColor - Variable in class slogo.model.Palette
- activeMap - Variable in class slogo.model.Turtle
- add(WorkspaceEntry) - Method in class slogo.compiler.Workspace
-
Adds the passed
WorkspaceEntry
to the workspace. - addElementToTopBar(Node) - Method in class slogo.view.TopBar
- addObserver(InputObserver) - Method in class slogo.view.InputConsole
- addObserver(ModelObserver) - Method in class slogo.SlogoModel
- addObserver(PaletteObserver) - Method in class slogo.model.Palette
- addObserver(TurtleObserver) - Method in class slogo.TurtleModel
- addObserver(UserActionObserver) - Method in class slogo.view.CommandDisplay
- addObserver(UserActionObserver) - Method in class slogo.view.InputLog
- addObserver(UserActionObserver) - Method in class slogo.view.SettingsDropDown
- addObserver(WorkspaceObserver) - Method in class slogo.compiler.Workspace
- addObserver(T) - Method in interface slogo.Observable
- addSettingsChoices(ResourceBundle) - Method in class slogo.view.SettingsDropDown
- addTurtle(int) - Method in interface slogo.observers.ModelObserver
- addTurtle(int) - Method in class slogo.view.OutputScreen
- addTurtle(int) - Method in class slogo.view.TurtleView
- AlertObserver - Interface in slogo.observers
- AndCommand - Class in slogo.compiler.command
- AndCommand() - Constructor for class slogo.compiler.command.AndCommand
- ArcTangentCommand - Class in slogo.compiler.command
- ArcTangentCommand() - Constructor for class slogo.compiler.command.ArcTangentCommand
- ask(List<Integer>, SLogoFunction) - Method in class slogo.model.Turtle
- AskCommand - Class in slogo.compiler.command
- AskCommand() - Constructor for class slogo.compiler.command.AskCommand
- askWith(SLogoFunction, SLogoFunction) - Method in class slogo.model.Turtle
- AskWithCommand - Class in slogo.compiler.command
- AskWithCommand() - Constructor for class slogo.compiler.command.AskWithCommand
- assignObserverForTurtles(ModelObserver) - Method in class slogo.model.Turtle
- attachTurtle(Turtle) - Method in class slogo.compiler.command.SLogoCommand
-
Takes in the instance of the
Turtle
class that allSLogoCommand
objects share.
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{% extends 'layouts/layout-bsa-design-system.html' %} {% set active = "components" %} {% set activesub = "Declaration" %} {% block pageTitle %} Back - NHSBSA design system {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% include "includes/breadcrumbs__components.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
{% filter escape %}{% include "includes/components/declaration-mys.html" %}{% endfilter %}
{% filter escape %}{% include "includes/css/declaration-mys.scss" %}{% endfilter %}
Used at the end of an MYS service before submitting which involves Pharmacies claiming payments for services rendered.


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I am dedicated, results-driven Front-End Developer based in Vancouver.
While I was a student, I also spent 6 months at the start-up Vinple
as a
React Native developer creating an app for both iOS and Android.
I like to take on new challenges and enjoy of collaborating with a team in a fast paced, result driven environment. I am seeking new opportunities to contribute, expand my knowledge and passion for mobile and web technologies.
What I like
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HTML5 / CSS3 / Bootstrap
Git / GitHub
Firebase Realtime Database
Cloud Firestore
Bitbucket
InDesigh
School final project with team. This app is for students to help their expense ( ex: student loan ) and future goals by purchasing raffle ticket, finding jobs and scholarship through this app to reach their future goals.
We used Clean Architecture + MVP ( Model–view–presenter ) There are 3 reasons why we decided to use MVP pattern
Organized everyone's tasks and made a plan and schedules. Implemented the main top page with Recyclerview for both students and donor sides, Edit profile page and bug fixes.
Users can track their mood of the day with beautiful colour themes, write a diary,
post pictures and put
tags
to keep their private memories.
Our goal is making users mood better through this app.
Individual 3 months final project in Java class for Android App in Aug 2017.
I used MVC Design Pattern and tried to use challenging technical knowledge as much as possible.


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