param-medic
Usage:
crux param-medic [options] <spectrum-file>+
Description:
Examine the spectra in a file to estimate the best precursor and fragment error tolerances for database search.
Input:
spectrum-file+
– File from which to parse fragmentation spectra.
Output:
stdout
– the estimated parameter values for precursor mass tolerance (in ppm) and fragment bin size (in Th), as well as the standard deviations of the estimated error distributions for precursor and fragment masses.
Options:
-
param-medic options
--pm-min-precursor-mz <float>
– Minimum precursor m/z value to use in measurement error estimation. Default =400
.--pm-max-precursor-mz <float>
– Minimum precursor m/z value to use in measurement error estimation. Default =1800
.--pm-min-frag-mz <float>
– Minimum fragment m/z value to use in measurement error estimation. Default =150
.--pm-max-frag-mz <float>
– Maximum fragment m/z value to use in measurement error estimation. Default =1800
.--pm-min-scan-frag-peaks <integer>
– Minimum fragment peaks an MS/MS scan must contain to be used in measurement error estimation. Default =40
.--pm-max-precursor-delta-ppm <float>
– Maximum ppm distance between precursor m/z values to consider two scans potentially generated by the same peptide for measurement error estimation. Default =50
.--pm-charge <integer>
– Precursor charge state to consider MS/MS spectra from, in measurement error estimation. Ideally, this should be the most frequently occurring charge state in the given data. Default =2
.--pm-top-n-frag-peaks <integer>
– Number of most-intense fragment peaks to consider for measurement error estimation, per MS/MS spectrum. Default =30
.--pm-pair-top-n-frag-peaks <integer>
– Number of fragment peaks per spectrum pair to be used in fragment error estimation. Default =5
.--pm-min-common-frag-peaks <integer>
– Number of the most-intense peaks that two spectra must share in order to potentially be generated by the same peptide, for measurement error estimation. Default =20
.--pm-max-scan-separation <integer>
– Maximum number of scans two spectra can be separated by in order to be considered potentially generated by the same peptide, for measurement error estimation. Default =1000
.--pm-min-peak-pairs <integer>
– Minimum number of peak pairs (for precursor or fragment) that must be successfully paired in order to attempt to estimate measurement error distribution. Default =100
.
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Input and output
--verbosity <integer>
– Specify the verbosity of the current processes. Each level prints the following messages, including all those at lower verbosity levels: 0-fatal errors, 10-non-fatal errors, 20-warnings, 30-information on the progress of execution, 40-more progress information, 50-debug info, 60-detailed debug info. Default =30
.--spectrum-parser pwiz|mstoolkit
– Specify the parser to use for reading in MS/MS spectra. The default, ProteoWizard parser can read the MS/MS file formats listed here. The alternative is MSToolkit parser. If the ProteoWizard parser fails to read your files properly, you may want to try the MSToolkit parser instead. Default =pwiz
.


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A class is a roadmap from which individual objects are created. And let's not forget the a class is also an object in Ruby, basically everything is. Within a class you can have methods for the certian characteristics you want you class to have.
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Mixing lightning-input-fields with custom data aware fields
Salesforce lightning offers a developer various ways to design custom forms when page layouts are not enough. The record-edit-form strikes a nice balance: it uses Lightning data service and allows one to design your own layout and field selection.
Beyond lightning-input-fields
Most of the time lightning-input-field is all you need for this forms. They auto-magically talk to the UI API and display the right input type.
However there are cases, where that's not what your users want. A recent example from a project: Phone numbers are stored as text field in Salesforce, but the users wanted a guided input: a country picker, then showing the area code picker (if the country has those) and an checker for field length for the main number (which varies greatly by country) and an eventual extension field (popular in the US, but not elsewhere).
So I started digging. Shouldn't it be possible to have something like <c-phone-helper field-name="Phone" />
and the same data magic as for lightning-input-field
would happen? Turns out: not so fast. With events and a little code it would be possible, but that glue code needed to be applied to any custom field.
This got me thinking. The solution, it turns out, was to "extend" the record-edit-form
to handle "rough" input components. You can give the result a try in experiment 8
Design goals
- The component should be a drop-in "replacement" for
record-edit-form
- Structure of a page should be similar to they way one builds
record-edit-form
based forms - All
lightning-input-fields
should work out of the box - No additional glue code should be required in the component hosting the new form
- Custom input field types should be easy to build. Once I figure out extensions, based on a base component
- Opinionated: form layout is using a lightning-layout
Results
The replacement for lightning-record-form
is c-extended-form (from experiment 8).
"Replacement" is a mouth-full, since the component just wraps around a lightning-record-form
. A few components are ready to be used for it:
- specialInput a little test component. It just returns the input in upper case. Not very useful other than studying the boiler plate
- uxDebouncedInput returns changed values after a debounce period. Default is 300ms, the attribute
delay
allows to specify duration. The component shows different behavior depending on the attributefield-name
being present with a value. The original purpose of the field is to be used in uxQuickLookup, now you can use it standalone - uxQickLookup which allows you to lookup an object. It works in lightning apps, mobile and communities and can serve as a stop-gap for the missing lookup on mobile. I recently updated it to show additional fields beside the object name
How it works
A sample form looks like this:
<template>
<lightning-card title="Form Sample">
<div class="slds-p-horizontal_small">
<c-extended-form object-api-name="Account">
<lightning-layout-item size="6" padding="around-medium">
<lightning-input-field
field-name="Name"
></lightning-input-field>
</lightning-layout-item>
<lightning-layout-item size="6" padding="around-medium"
><lightning-input-field
field-name="AccountSource"
></lightning-input-field
></lightning-layout-item>
<lightning-layout-item size="6" padding="around-medium"
><lightning-input-field
field-name="AccountNumber"
></lightning-input-field
></lightning-layout-item>
<lightning-layout-item size="6" padding="around-medium"
><c-special-input
field-name="Phone"
data-field
></c-special-input>
</lightning-layout-item>
</c-extended-form>
</div>
</lightning-card>
</template>
The extended form supports the same properties as lightning-input-form
and follows the same structure. You might miss the submit button and the lightning-messages
elements. They are already contained inside the extended form, as it the lightning-layout
.
The above sample shows the setup for new Account objects, since the record-id
attribute is missing. The form itself is quite light, the magic is in the handler functions:
<template>
<lightning-record-edit-form
record-type-id={recordTypeId}
record-id={recordId}
object-api-name={objectApiName}
onload={formLoadHandler}
onsubmit={formSubmitHandler}
onsuccess={formSuccessHandler}
>
<lightning-layout multiple-rows="true">
<lightning-layout-item size="12">
<lightning-messages> </lightning-messages>
</lightning-layout-item>
<slot></slot>
<lightning-button
class="slds-m-top_small"
variant="brand"
type="submit"
name="save"
label="Save"
>
</lightning-button>
</lightning-layout>
</lightning-record-edit-form>
</template>
There are just 6 elements in the form:
- lightning-record-edit-form: doing the heavy lifting to connect to the lightning data service
lightning-messages
to show error messages- lightning-layout and lightning-layout-item to provide structure
- lightning-button to submit the form
- slot The place holder for the component content. In Aura that has been
{!v.body}
. A component can have multiple slots, which then need to be named and their content need to be tagged with aslot
attribute. In the case of one unnamed slot, it is the destination of anything inside the component.<slot></slot>
is part of the official Web Components standard
Building custom input fields
When you want to build a custom input field, there are only a few requirements
- Have a
@api fieldName
property for the field name you want to update - Have a
@api value
property for receiving the current value - Fire a Custom Event with the name
valueChanged
and a detail object that is name and value:{name: this.fieldName, value: this.value}
- Add it to the form with an attribute
data-field
. This was necessary, so we can find them using a querySelector. I could have used a specific class name, but that's harder to understand when looking at it later (what's the class for? Is it style or selection - bad for maintenance). Initially I thought to useextended-field-name
as attribute and use that in the querySelector, but that didn't work. Anyway having a consistent name for the field name attribute lowers your error rate.
So when adding input components (structure omitted for readability) you would see something like this:
<c-special-input data-field field-name="Phone"></c-special-input>
<c-ux-debounced-input data-field field-name="FirstName"></c-ux-debounced-input>
<c-ux-quick-lookup data-field field-name="Account"
object-api-name="Account"
label="Pick an account"
fields="Industry,Type,AccountNumber"></c-ux-quick-lookup>
Loading Data
This is handled in the formLoadHandler
. Lightning data service provides all information we might need. In this component we pull the field values. Those values are either the current value of the field, for an existing record or the default for a new record.
Thereafter we grab all fields with the data-field
attribute and provide a value if we have one in the record for that field-name
(called as node.fieldName
). It takes a while to get used to the permanent switch between kebab-case and CamelCase.
formLoadHandler(event) {
let fields = event.detail.record.fields;
const defaultValues = {};
for (let f in fields) {
if (fields.hasOwnProperty(f)) {
let elem = fields[f];
let val = elem.displayValue || elem.value;
if (val) {
defaultValues[f] = val;
}
}
}
// Now the input fields
let specialNodes = this.querySelectorAll('[data-field]');
for (let i = 0; i < specialNodes.length; i++) {
let specialNode = specialNodes[i];
let fieldName = specialNode.fieldName;
if (defaultValues[fieldName]) {
specialNode.value = defaultValues[fieldName];
}
}
}
Handling Changes
Handling changes has 2 components. First we need to attach a event listener watching out for the valueChanged
event. This is done in the constructor. Since events bubble, we don't need to bind one to each of our special input fields.
constructor() {
super();
// Holds our fields
this.specialFieldMap = {};
this.addEventListener('valueChanged', this.listenDataChange, true);
}
One of the little stumbling blocks for the listenDataChange
was that in a normal event handler function the this
keyword binds to the event target. So this.specialFieldMap
in the component would be unaccessible. The solution here is to use an ES6 arrow function that doesn't rebind this
. Once you make friends with ES6, there is no way back.
/* Capturing all changed values from our data control */
listenDataChange = event => {
let fieldInfo = event.detail;
this.specialFieldMap[fieldInfo.name] = fieldInfo.value;
};
The syntax is something to get used to, especially when you have function that don't take input parameters and you see let x = () => { return Math.random()}
- which just returns a random when you call x()
Saving back
The final piece is saving data back to Salesforce. The onsubmit
event provides access to the whole form and we can easily mix in the values we have collected from the fields' valueChanged
event. The beauty: no special server code required. We operate in the context of the lightning data service.
formSubmitHandler = event => {
event.preventDefault();
const fields = event.detail.fields;
for (let key in this.specialFieldMap) {
if (this.specialFieldMap.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
fields[key] = this.specialFieldMap[key];
}
}
this.template
.querySelector('lightning-record-edit-form')
.submit(fields);
};
For good measure we indicate success and redirect to the record form:
formSuccessHandler(event) {
const record = event.detail;
const evt = new ShowToastEvent({
title: 'Record created',
message:
this.objectApiName +
' created: ' +
(record.fields.Name.displayValue || record.fields.Name.value),
variant: 'success'
});
this.dispatchEvent(evt);
// Now navigate
let destination = {
type: 'standard__recordPage',
attributes: {
recordId: record.id,
objectApiName: this.objectApiName,
actionName: 'view'
}
};
this[NavigationMixin.Navigate](destination);
}
Go check it out and don't forget: YMMY!
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 06 April 2019 | Comments (3) | categories: Lightning Salesforce WebComponents


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In conv mode, is there a version of congr
/skip
which allow traverse implicit arguments?
@Mario Carneiro did you see this question?
I don't think congr
decides things based on whether they are implicit, but rather whether they are dependent on other arguments
I made a few tests, and it seems you're right. So my new question is: how to you conv or rw dependent arguments? I guess this is the same issue I have when I want to use assumptions stating that two uniform structures are the same
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type: post
published: true
meta:
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MAIN CARD (Pay-per-view)
Rich Frankin vs. Wanderlei Silva
As much as I'd like to think Silva can pull this one off, Franklin is too crafty to play into Silva's game. He's also the bigger guy and might could negate Silva's Muay Thai by wearing him down against the cage, or the ground should he get a takedown. It's not the storybook ending, but Franklin wins one in Brazil. FRANKLIN by TKO
Cezar "Mutante" Ferreira vs. Sergio "Serginho" Moraes
Mutante is a complete fighter and looks massive in there against other middleweights.  FERREIRA by TKO
Rony "Jason" Mariano Bezerra vs. Godofredo "Pepey" de Oliveira
Extremely tough fight here. Wouldn't be surprised at any outcome. I think Bezerra's heart will earn him a contract one way or another, but I think Pepey is the safe play here. de OLIVEIRA by DECISION
Mike Russow vs. Fabricio Werdum
I think Werdum is gonna have to kill Russow before Russow quits. That said, Werdum has him beat almost everywhere but chin. WERDUM by DECISION
Yuri Alcantara vs. Hacran Dias
Alcantara by OVERDOSE of A's. Or Decision, whichever comes first.
PRELIMINARY CARD
Rodrigo Damm vs. Anistavio "Gasparzinho" Medeiros
Damm all day. Despite the pro-Gazpacho crowd. Damm hates Gazpacho soup. DAMM by SUBMISSION
Francisco "Massaranduba" Drinaldo vs. Delson "Pe de Chumbo" Heleno
This is a fight I was hoping would happen in the finals. Both of these guys have replaced their fists with anvils. HELENO by TKO
John "Macapa" Teixeira vs. Hugo "Wolverine" Viana
Macapa vs. Wolverine should be a good scrap. I think Teixeira has the skills to put out the (slight) upset but 5 pounds over weight is unacceptable. WOLVERINE by DECISION
Leonardo "Macarrao" Mafra Teixeira vs. Thiago de Oliveira Perpetuo
Perpetuo? Perpetuo! PERPETUO by DECISION
Marcos Vinicius "Vina" Borges Pancini vs. Wagner "Galeto" Campos
Campos? Yeah, Campos..Sure, why not. CAMPOS by DECISION
Felipe Arantes vs. Milton Vieira
I can't believe these two studs are FINALLY gonna fight. ARANTES by DECISION
Last card:
8-4 (missed by chance at 9 when the doctors stopped the Catone-Camozzi fight due to cuts)
On the year:
92-60


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title: "VEGETABLE PROPAGATION"
date: "2000-01-01 20:03:04 -06:00"
categories:
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subtitle: ""
layout: "events"
event-image: "vegetable-propagation.jpg"
event-dates: "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
& SATURDAY, MARCH 7"
event-location: "Red Butte Garden Classroom, then Greenhouse"
button-type: "register"
tickets-link: "https://continue.utah.edu/lifelong/class/llhg_609_vegetable_propagation"
registration-info: "Phone Registration Available:
801-587-5433
Lifelong Learning: LLHG 609"
instructor-info: "Katie Mulliken, Red Butte Garden"
member-cost: "$68"
public-cost: "$74"
event-notes: ""
tickets-button: ""
published: false
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'Necessary procedure' - Britain says of Russia meddling report delay
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain has not yet published a parliamentary select committee report on alleged Russian meddling in British politics because of necessary procedure, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s deputy finance minister said on Tuesday.
The report by parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) has been cleared by the security services but it has not yet been given approval for publication by Johnson’s Downing Street office, meaning it is very unlikely to be released before a Dec. 12 election.
“It is absolutely normal that reports like this go through a period of vetting which does take several weeks,” deputy finance minister Rishi Sunak told ITV.
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[1]
i don’t if a room here without a good view would be worth the money.
[2]
stunning views in seemingly better rooms for lower prices so think carefully about what you’re really after.


Conversion Rule Tag
conversion-rule
The conversion-rule tag specifies how a primitive-type, a container-type, or a value-type may be converted to and from the native C++ language types to the target language types.
<value-type> <conversion-rule> <native-to-target> // Code to convert a native value to a target language object. </native-to-target> <target-to-native> <add-conversion type='TARGETTYPEA' check='TARGETTYPEA_CHECK(%in)'> // Code to convert target language type object of type TARGETTYPEA // to the C++ native type represented by the value/primitive/container-type. </add-conversion> <add-conversion type='TARGETTYPEB' check='TARGETTYPEB_CHECK(%in)'> // Code to convert target language type object of type TARGETTYPEB // to the C++ native type represented by the value/primitive/container-type. </add-conversion> </target-to-native> </conversion-rule> </value-type>The code can be inserted directly, via
add-conversion
(providing snippet functionality) or viainsert-template
(XML template, see Using Code Templates).The example above show the structure of a complete conversion rule. Each of the child tags comprising the conversion rule are described in their own sections below.
native-to-target
The native-to-target tag tells how to convert a native C++ value to its target language equivalent. The text inside the tag is a C++ code the takes an input value an does what’s needed to convert it to the output value.
insert-template
tags may be used to insert commonly repeating code.<conversion-rule> <native-to-target> // Code to convert a native value to a target language object. </native-to-target> </conversion-rule>Use the replace node to modify the template code. Notice that the generator must provide type system variables for the input and output values and types, namely %in, %out, %INTYPE and %OUTTYPE. In the case of container types, %INTYPE refers to the full container type (e.g. “list<int>”) and %INTYPE_0, %INTYPE_1, %INTYPE_#, should be replaced by the types used in the container template (e.g. %INTYPE_0 correspondes to “int” for “list<int>”).
The
file
andsnippet
attributes are also supported (see inject-code nodes).
target-to-native
The target-to-native tag encloses at least one, but usually many, conversions from target language values to C++ native values. The optional attribute
replace
tells if the target language to C++ conversions will be added to, or if they will replace the implicit conversions collected by ApiExtractor. The default value for it is yes.<conversion-rule> <target-to-native replace='yes|no'>\ // List of target to native conversions meant to replace or expand // the already existing implicit conversions. </target-to-native> </conversion-rule>
add-conversion
Each add-conversion tag adds a rule for conversion of a target language type, indicated by the
type
attribute, to the C++ native type represented by the primitive-type, a container-type, or value-type, to which the parent conversion-rule belongs.<target-to-native> <add-conversion type='TARGETTYPE' check='TARGETTYPECHECK(%in)'> // Code to convert target language type object of type TARGETTYPE_A // to the C++ native type represented by the value/primitive/container-type. </add-conversion> <target-to-native>The
check
attribute tells how a target value should be checked to see if it belongs to the type expected. This attribute is optional, for it can be derived from thetype
attribute, but it isn’t unusual that some special check is needed. The variables %in, %out, %INTYPE, %INTYPE_#, and %OUTTYPE, must be provided by the generator as in thenative-to-target
tag.The
file
andsnippet
attributes are also supported (see inject-code nodes).


Euclid's theorem proves that there are infinitely many prime numbers. Their properties have been studied by mathematicians for thousands of years and still no one has discovered whether there is a pattern to the way in which the primes are distributed among the natural numbers - let alone to define such a distribution.
This dialog shows the natural numbers >= 2. Every prime number is a pale blue dot; composite numbers are black dots.
The size of the indicated range of natural numbers may be adjusted using the "+" and "-" controls. The "arrow" buttons at the top of the screen may be used to adjust the number line. If you move the mouse cursor over a number, the following information is displayed for that number:


This tool aims to help to annotate large datasets. The annotation is based on labels: right(green), wrong(red) and unsure(white). One-click, you label the data as wrong(red color), one more click you label as unsure(white), one more click, and the data is labeled as right again(green). At the end of the process, you can download a JSON file containing your final labels. If you want to proofread the labels, you can use this file to check your previous results.
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new MultiplayerService(serverUrl)
This service handles the connection between client and a mulitplayer-server
It includes the communication protocol and registers functions and events
Uses Socket.io and connects to a Node.js Server
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
serverUrl |
String | URL to NodeJS GameServer |
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 19
Members
-
connected
-
Connected to Server
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 29
-
enemy
-
Enemy Player, if game running
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 44
-
events :goog.pubsub.PubSub
-
Event Publisher/Subscriber (http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn/docs/class_goog_pubsub_PubSub.html) Handles all the Events from the Multiplayer Service
Type:
- goog.pubsub.PubSub
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 61
-
friend
-
Friend Player, if connected to one
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 41
-
pid
-
Player ID
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 35
-
pin
-
Room PIN
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 32
-
roomDetail
-
RoomDetail Object
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 38
-
socket
-
Socket.io
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 47
Methods
-
checkReactiontime(type, reaction_time)
-
Broadcast Check Reactiontime
Parameters:
Name Type Description type
String Type of the Bonus, i.e. 'snake' reaction_time
Number Time the player needed to push the reactionbutton in milliseconds - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 457
-
destruct()
-
Destructor
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 539
-
findMatch()
-
Broadcast Find Match
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 354
-
getRandomTheme() → {String}
-
Broadcast Get Random Theme
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 521
Returns:
theme Theme for the Random World- Type
- String
-
getRooms()
-
Debugging Function
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 478
-
inviteFriend()
-
Broadcast Find Match
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 370
-
joinRoom(pin, closed)
-
Broadcast Join Room
Parameters:
Name Type Description pin
Number Code for joining into the room closed
String Indicator if Room is privat or public - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 336
-
leaveRoom()
-
Broadcast Leave Room
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 468
-
msg(msg)
-
Broadcast Message
Parameters:
Name Type Description msg
String Text of the message - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 292
-
newRoom(theme, options, closed, friend)
-
Broadcast New Room
Parameters:
Name Type Description theme
String Theme of the new world options
Object Options for the world, i.e. rotationspeed closed
String Indicator if room is privat or public friend
String Optional Friend PID, if playing with a specific friend - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 306
-
playerAction(action, data)
-
Broadcast Player Action
Parameters:
Name Type Description action
String Action of Player, i.e. 'jump' data
Object ActionData - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 391
-
playerReady()
-
Broadcast Player Ready
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 379
-
playerStatus(pid, health)
-
Broadcast Player Status
Parameters:
Name Type Description pid
String Player-ID health
Number Healthstatus - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 408
-
resetEvents()
-
Broadcast Reset Events
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 531
-
sendDebugMessage()
-
Send Debug Message from Client to Server for easy Debugging
- Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 485
-
throwBonus(type)
-
Broadcast Throw Bonus
Parameters:
Name Type Description type
String Type of the Bonus, i.e. 'snake' - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 421
-
throwTrap(type, target)
-
Broadcast Throw Trap
Parameters:
Name Type Description type
String Type of the Trap target
Object Indicates which player receives the Trap - Source:
- MultiplayerService.js, line 434


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| SUMMARY: NESTED | FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD | DETAIL: FIELD | CONSTR | METHOD |
java.lang.Object org.vertx.groovy.core.streams.Pump
@groovy.transform.CompileStatic class Pump
Pumps data from a ReadStream to a WriteStream and performs flow control where necessary to prevent the write stream from getting overloaded.
Instances of this class read bytes from a ReadStream and write them to a WriteStream. If data can be read faster than it can be written this could result in the write queue of the WriteStream growing without bound, eventually causing it to exhaust all available RAM.
To prevent this, after each write, instances of this class check whether the write queue of the WriteStream is full, and if so, the ReadStream is paused, and a drainHandler is set on the WriteStream. When the WriteStream has processed half of its backlog, the drainHandler will be called, which results in the pump resuming the ReadStream.
This class can be used to pump from any ReadStream to any WriteStream, e.g. from an HttpServerRequest to an AsyncFile, or from NetSocket to a WebSocket.
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static Pump
|
createPump(ReadStream rs, WriteStream ws)
Create a new Pump with the given ReadStream and WriteStream |
static Pump
|
createPump(ReadStream rs, WriteStream ws, int writeQueueMaxSize)
Create a new Pump with the given ReadStream and WriteStream and writeQueueMaxSize |
int
|
getBytesPumped()
Return the total number of bytes pumped by this pump. |
Pump
|
setWriteQueueMaxSize(int maxSize)
Set the write queue max size to maxSize |
Pump
|
start()
Start the Pump. |
Pump
|
stop()
Stop the Pump. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object | |
|---|---|
| java.lang.Object#wait(long, int), java.lang.Object#wait(long), java.lang.Object#wait(), java.lang.Object#equals(java.lang.Object), java.lang.Object#toString(), java.lang.Object#hashCode(), java.lang.Object#getClass(), java.lang.Object#notify(), java.lang.Object#notifyAll() |
| Method Detail |
|---|
static Pump createPump(ReadStream rs, WriteStream ws)
static Pump createPump(ReadStream rs, WriteStream ws, int writeQueueMaxSize)
int getBytesPumped()
Pump setWriteQueueMaxSize(int maxSize)
Pump start()
Pump stop()
Groovy Documentation


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Perl has 4 ways of executing commands passed by a user. They are:
exec
system
open
``
For whatever reason, only the backtick operators and open() allow you to echo back the result.


This is normal write request, writes all data to data for test. Written from localhost.
This is normal read request without any extra arguments
This is normal read request without any extra arguments, but now only Object1's subtree is wanted.
This is normal read request without any extra arguments, but now whole tree is wanted.
This is normal read request without any extra arguments, now O-DF includes non-existing elements.
This is normal read request without any extra arguments, now MetaData is wanted from Objects/Object1/Sensor1
This is normal read request without any extra arguments, now description is wanted from Objects/Object1/Sensor1
User wants 3 newest values.
Argument:User wants 3 oldest values.
Argument:User wants multiple values from InfoItem with no values
Argument:User wants maximum of 1 levels of nodes after leaf nodes.
Argument:User wants values between 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000 and 00:00:00.006.
Argument:User wants values after 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000
Argument:User wants values before 01-01-1970T00:00:06.000.
Argument:User wants two newest values between 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000 and 00:00:00.006.
Argument:User wants two oldest values between 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000 and 00:00:00.006.
Argument:User wants two oldest values after 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000.
Argument:User wants two newest values after 01-01-1970T00:00:03.000.
Argument:User wants two oldest values before 01-01-1970T00:00:06.000.
Argument:User wants two newest values before 01-01-1970T00:00:06.000.
Argument:User wants node to send response for actual request to another address.
Argument:Return error when request contains both newest and oldest values.
Argument:Subscription with interval of 1, but without a callback address.
Subscription with interval of -1, but without a callback address.
Subscription with interval of -2, but without a callback address.
Delete operation: removing selected infoitems from an Object.
Subscription with interval of 1 and with a callback address.
Subscription with interval of -1 and with a callback address.
Subscription with interval of -2 and with a callback address.
Use response as write request with O-MI and O-DF proprietary attributes that are allowed by the standards. O-MI attributes should be ignored
Should return currently saved proprietary attributes. As of writing, value attributes are ignored by the default DB implementation.
Call request should return error because no handler has been setup for this request. Should not return parser errors.


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Dezi is a search platform based on Swish3, Apache Lucy, OpenSearch and Plack.
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RJBS released a new release of the module after converting it from Moose to Moo and saving 80% of the run-time for the test suite. The post comes with explanation how can you configure it to make it super easy to test your e-mail sending application, without actually sending the e-mails.
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--- layout: archive author_profile: true --- Hello! José here, I'm a junior developer that hails all the way from Spain to Austria in a search for knowledge and new challenges. After wrapping up my studies back in Spain and acquiring formal work experience for a year, I decided to chase something bigger so I decided to grab my suitcases and set sail to Austria. As of right now I'm trying my best to come to terms German, and share a roof with three rascally woofs. Currently I'm working on two passion projects: one using Unity and the other using Renpy, to get better at those prospective technologies and to share some fun with the world.


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Preparation of projects / project for the development of Tribal areas of project area.
To review the progress of the work being done in the project area and to overcome the problems faced by the departments with the help of related departments.
Coordination between different departments, in the work being done in the project areas.
Keeping necessary monitoring in the works done in the project area.
Editing the work related to planning projects. As such
    1. Preparation of schemes under tribal sub plan (Demand No.-41, 42 and 68).
    2. Preparation of schemes under special component plan (demand no-15, 64).
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If you can read this, Mo got the slides in the iframe to work properly. w00t!
Set data-background="#dddddd"
on a slide to change the background color. All CSS color formats are supported.

Different background transitions are available via the backgroundTransition option. This one's called "zoom".
Reveal.configure({ backgroundTransition: 'zoom' })
You can override background transitions per-slide.

| Item | Value | Quantity |
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| Apples | $1 | 7 |
| Lemonade | $2 | 18 |
| Bread | $3 | 2 |
These guys come in two forms, inline:
“The nice thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from”
and block:
“For years there has been a theory that millions of monkeys typing at random on millions of typewriters would reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. The Internet has proven this theory to be untrue.”
You can link between slides internally, like this.
Set data-state="something"
on a slide and "something"
will be added as a class to the document element when the slide is open.
Additionally custom events can be triggered on a per slide basis by binding to the data-state
name.
Reveal.addEventListener( 'customevent', function() {
console.log( '"customevent" has fired' );
} );
Press B or . on your keyboard to pause the presentation. This is helpful when you're on stage and want to take distracting slides off the screen.


--- layout: post title: 'Perfect: "If I Can''t Change Your Mind," by Sugar' date: 2008-01-10 18:28:22.000000000 -08:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - perfect - reviews - singles tags: - perfect meta: _publicize_pending: '1' _edit_last: '6192' original_post_id: '5' _wp_old_slug: '5' author: login: falsefridays email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jim Withington first_name: '' last_name: '' ---
How can I explain away
Something that I haven't done
And if you can't trust me now
You'll never trust in anyone
--Sugar, "If I Can't Change Your Mind"
Typical review: witty summary, narrow it down, pick out a few songs, wrap it up in a nice bow.
Not this time. This time, the lyrics first. The above lyrics occur at a point in the song when you'd guess maybe Mould will drop the chorus another time, maybe repeat a verse or some other time-honored/slightly lazy trick, it'll end, and it'll be pretty good. But then! A curve ball near-ending--a verse that comes in at a time when you're like, "man, how could any song be this great?"--and we're off.
"How can I explain away/Something that I haven't done?" Chills.
"And if you can't trust me now/You'll never trust in anyone."
Does he have you yet?
There's a point in every (failed?) relationship when things have been said that you didn't want to say, or things have been done you've moved beyond regretting--things you wish you wouldn't have had the capacity to do. So often in rock songwriting, we get the perspective of the jilted whatever, or the angry ex, or the "take me back/please come back" plea.
But how often is there complication? How often do we see "With all the crazy doubts you've got/I love you even still?" This song is chilling partly because it's unique. It takes the specificity of "you will find a different person if you change your mind," throws that awesome 90's Moüld guitar sound behind it, and builds the perfect three minute pop song.
If I can't change your mind then no one will.
The Video, on Youtube
Bob Mould
Sugar, on Wikipedia
Sugar - If I Can't Change Your Mind
****
I've got about 9000 songs in iTunes, and about ten of them have made the "Perfect" playlist.
This is one of them.


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| static Vector3d | operator+ (Vector3d a, Vector3d b) |
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A vector using double values. The values are final, calculations always create a new vector. However, the x,y,z-values can be changed directly
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My name is Yomi Rich, I create illustrations for websites and brands. My passion is coming up with creative ways to express a message, and drawing illustrations that people share on social media.
 I’m Joe Neely from DroneClip. I enjoy connecting animal lovers to technologies like our DroneScoop waste solution. I’m here at the Alpaca Festival to learn from you, the experts. Our hands-free DroneClip shearing system outperforms hand-shears so you can limit your employee hours. We saved one rancher, Bob Mikabob, over 40 weekly work-hours. When can I visit your farm, demonstrate our product, and meet your neighbors?”
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I should list the useful SSH related things right here:
1. Specify connection options
ssh -i sunnybunny.pem -p 222 -vv<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2. SSH Tunnel
ssh -D 8080 -C -N<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This would forward all traffic to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>via socks, and we can further set up SOCKS proxy through <IP_ADDRESS>:8080 in browser - to use example.com as a proxy.
3. SSH Tunneling specific port
ssh -L 9000:remoteserver:22<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ssh -p 9000 steve@localhost


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The majority of my time is currently shared between Datawheel and D3plus.


Guinea-Bissau electoral authority denies ballot-stuffing claims
Guinea-Bissau’s electoral authority on Monday rejected accusations of ballot fraud in the country’s presidential elections and promised that the vote count would be transparent.
Incumbent Jose Mario Vaz’s campaign team accused rivals of buying votes and stuffing ballot boxes in Sunday’s elections.
Vaz has repeatedly clashed with parliament over who should lead the government, causing severe political deadlock.
The impoverished and coup-ridden West African nation went to the polls in the hope of ending the impasse.
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Felisberta Vaz Moura, a spokeswoman for the National Electoral Commission, denied that there had been irregularities on Sunday.
“There was no ballot stuffing” she said, adding that the election “went well” across most of the country.
“We are determined to do everything transparently,” the spokeswoman said.
Fraud was impossible because the count would be take place in the presence of candidates’ representatives, she argued.
The mood was tense on voting day, which was marked by sporadic scuffles among supporters of rival political camps
Twelve candidates in total, including Vaz, are running.
Provisional election results are due by Wednesday.
A second round of voting — planned for December 29 — is considered highly likely given the number of candidates.
Guinea-Bissau has a long history of military coups and political assassinations since winning independence from Portugal in 1974. Vaz is the first president in 25 years to finish his term without being ousted or killed. AFP


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The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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| def | getTokenType |
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| def | index |
| def | find |
| def | visit |
| def | parse |
| def | equals |
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Build and navigate trees with this object. Must know about the names of tokens so you have to pass in a map or array of token names (from which this class can build the map). I.e., Token DECL means nothing unless the class can translate it to a token type. In order to create nodes and navigate, this class needs a TreeAdaptor. This class can build a token type -> node index for repeated use or for iterating over the various nodes with a particular type. This class works in conjunction with the TreeAdaptor rather than moving all this functionality into the adaptor. An adaptor helps build and navigate trees using methods. This class helps you do it with string patterns like "(A B C)". You can create a tree from that pattern or match subtrees against it.
| def google.appengine._internal.antlr3.treewizard.TreeWizard.create | ( | self, | |
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Create a tree or node from the indicated tree pattern that closely follows ANTLR tree grammar tree element syntax: (root child1 ... child2). You can also just pass in a node: ID Any node can have a text argument: ID[foo] (notice there are no quotes around foo--it's clear it's a string). nil is a special name meaning "give me a nil node". Useful for making lists: (nil A B C) is a list of A B C.
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Compare t1 and t2; return true if token types/text, structure match exactly. The trees are examined in their entirety so that (A B) does not match (A B C) nor (A (B C)).
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Return a list of matching token. what may either be an integer specifzing the token type to find or a string with a pattern that must be matched.
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Using the map of token names to token types, return the type.
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Walk the entire tree and make a node name to nodes mapping. For now, use recursion but later nonrecursive version may be more efficient. Returns a dict int -> list where the list is of your AST node type. The int is the token type of the node.
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Visit every node in tree matching what, invoking the visitor. If what is a string, it is parsed as a pattern and only matching subtrees will be visited. The implementation uses the root node of the pattern in combination with visit(t, ttype, visitor) so nil-rooted patterns are not allowed. Patterns with wildcard roots are also not allowed. If what is an integer, it is used as a token type and visit will match all nodes of that type (this is faster than the pattern match). The labels arg of the visitor action method is never set (it's None) since using a token type rather than a pattern doesn't let us set a label.


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java.lang.Object | +--waba.fx.Graphics
Graphics draws on a surface.
Surfaces are objects that implement the ISurface interface. MainWindow and Image are both examples of surfaces.
Here is an example that uses Graphics to draw a line:
public class MyProgram extends MainWindow { public void onPaint(Graphics g) { g.setColor(0, 0, 255); g.drawLine(0, 0, 10, 10); ...
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static int |
DRAW_AND
The constant for a draw operation that AND's the source with the destination. |
static int |
DRAW_OR
The constant for a draw operation that OR's the source with the destination. |
static int |
DRAW_OVER
The constant for a draw operation that draws the source over the destination. |
static int |
DRAW_XOR
The constant for a draw operation that XOR's the source with the destination. |
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Graphics(ISurface surface)
Constructs a graphics object which can be used to draw on the given surface. |
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clearClip()
Clears the current clipping rectangle. |
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copyRect(ISurface surface,
int x,
int y,
int width,
int height,
int dstX,
int dstY)
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drawCursor(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Draws a cursor by XORing the given rectangular area on the surface. |
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drawDots(int x1,
int y1,
int x2,
int y2)
Draws a dotted line at the given coordinates. |
void |
drawImage(Image image,
int x,
int y)
Draws an image at the given x and y coordinates. |
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drawLine(int x1,
int y1,
int x2,
int y2)
Draws a line at the given coordinates. |
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drawPolygon(int[] x,
int[] y,
int count)
Draws the outline of a polygon with the given coordinates. |
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drawRect(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Draws a rectangle at the given coordinates. |
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drawText(char[] chars,
int start,
int count,
int x,
int y)
Draws text at the given coordinates. |
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drawText(String s,
int x,
int y)
Draws text at the given coordinates. |
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fillPolygon(int[] x,
int[] y,
int count)
Draws a filled polygon with the given coordinates. |
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fillRect(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Fills a rectangular area with the current color. |
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free()
Frees any system resources (native device contexts) associated with the graphics object. |
Rect |
getClip(Rect r)
Sets the x, y, width and height coordinates in the rectangle passed to the current clip coordinates. |
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setClip(int x,
int y,
int width,
int height)
Sets a clipping rectangle. |
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setColor(int r,
int g,
int b)
Sets the current color for drawing operations. |
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setDrawOp(int drawOp)
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setFont(Font font)
Sets the current font for operations that draw text. |
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translate(int x,
int y)
Translates the origin of the current coordinate system by the given x and y values. |
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equals, hashCode, toString |
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public static final int DRAW_OVER
public static final int DRAW_AND
public static final int DRAW_OR
public static final int DRAW_XOR
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public Graphics(ISurface surface)
If you are trying to create a graphics object for drawing in a subclass of control, use the createGraphics() method in the Control class. It creates a graphics object and translated the origin to the origin of the control.
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public void clearClip()
public void copyRect(ISurface surface, int x, int y, int width, int height, int dstX, int dstY)
public void free()
public void drawText(char[] chars, int start, int count, int x, int y)
chars
- the character array to displaystart
- the start position in arraycount
- the number of characters to displayx
- the left coordinate of the text's bounding boxy
- the top coordinate of the text's bounding boxpublic void drawImage(Image image, int x, int y)
public void drawCursor(int x, int y, int width, int height)
public void drawLine(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
public void drawRect(int x, int y, int width, int height)
public void drawDots(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
public void drawPolygon(int[] x, int[] y, int count)
x
- x vertex coordinatesy
- y vertex coordinatescount
- number of verticespublic void fillPolygon(int[] x, int[] y, int count)
x
- x vertex coordinatesy
- y vertex coordinatescount
- number of verticespublic void drawText(String s, int x, int y)
public void fillRect(int x, int y, int width, int height)
public void setClip(int x, int y, int width, int height)
public Rect getClip(Rect r)
public void setColor(int r, int g, int b)
r
- the red value (0..255)g
- the green value (0..255)b
- the blue value (0..255)public void setDrawOp(int drawOp)
public void setFont(Font font)
public void translate(int x, int y)
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UK PM Johnson's party raises 26 times more in donations than Labour
LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party raised 26 times more in political donations than the main opposition Labour Party in the first week of the official general election campaign.
The Electoral Commission said the Conservatives raised 5.7 million pounds ($7.4 million) in Nov. 6-12 while Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour raised just 218,500 pounds.
That left Labour trailing even two of the smaller parties in the fundraising stakes, although Labour tends to raise more money from smaller donations that fall below the Electoral Commission’s 7,500-pound notification threshold.
The Liberal Democrats raised 275,000 pounds in the period while Nigel Farage’s Brexit Party raised 250,000 pounds.
The biggest backer of the Conservatives was theatre producer John Gore who gave 1 million pounds. He was the party’s biggest donor last year.
The next three largest donors were the travel company Trailfinders, Countrywide Developers and WA Capital, who each gave 500,000 pounds to the party.
The news will provide a boost to the Conservative Party as it coordinates advertising campaigns and staffing before the Dec. 12 election. At the end of last year, the Conservatives posted their first deficit in eight years and were in a worse financial position than Labour, according to annual accounts published in August.
However the party outperformed Labour earlier this year as it became apparent that Britain was set to hold another election, while Johnson himself broke the record for the most money raised by a British politician in his bid to become prime minister earlier this year.


add_tte.Rd
Define events and the initial event time
add_tte(.data = NULL, trt, evts, other_inp = NULL, input)
| .data | Existing data for initial event times |
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| trt | The intervention for which the events and initial event times are defined |
| evts | A vector of the names of the events |
| other_inp | A vector of other input variables that should be saved during the simulation |
| input | The definition of initial event times for the events listed in the evts argument |
A list of initial events and event times
Events need to be separately defined for each intervention.
For each event that is defined in this list, the user needs to add a reaction to the event using the add_reactevt()
function which will determine what calculations will happen at an event.
add_tte(trt="int",evts = c("start","ttot","idfs","os"), input={ start <- 0 idfs <- draw_tte(1,'lnorm',coef1=2, coef2=0.5) ttot <- min(draw_tte(1,'lnorm',coef1=1, coef2=4),idfs) os <- draw_tte(1,'lnorm',coef1=0.8, coef2=0.2) })#> $int #> $int$expr #> { #> start <- 0 #> idfs <- draw_tte(1, "lnorm", coef1 = 2, coef2 = 0.5) #> ttot <- min(draw_tte(1, "lnorm", coef1 = 1, coef2 = 4), idfs) #> os <- draw_tte(1, "lnorm", coef1 = 0.8, coef2 = 0.2) #> } #> #> $int$evts #> [1] "start" "ttot" "idfs" "os" #> #> $int$other_inp #> NULL #> #>


This assumes you have working knowledge of xml namespaces. All form fields are required.
Namespace(s)


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Contact No : +91-9122109422
Hours : 9am to 5pm (MON - FRI)
Email : rahulkumar109422@gmail.com


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Sir Rod Stewart backs Boris Johnson on Brexit but says Scottish independence would be 'a shame'
The singer said he supported Scotland leaving the union "if it was good" for the country and claimed PM would 'sort UK withdrawal from EU'
by Brett Gibbons, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/brett-gibbons/Sir Rod Stewart has backed Boris Johnson on Brexit and said it would be "a shame" if Scotland became independent.
However, the singer said he would support Scotland leaving the union "if it was good" for the country.
Speaking to BBC Scotland's The Nine programme, Sir Rod also said he believes Boris Johnson "will sort it out", when asked about Brexit.
He said: "I'm somewhat of a traditionalist. It would be a shame to see the British isles break up, it would be a shame to see that blue off the Union Jack.
"But if it's good for Scotland then I'm happy."
Sir Rod previously spoke out against the idea of Scottish independence ahead of the 2014 referendum, alongside a number of British celebrities.
When asked about the current political climate, he said: "We're in a muddle, but I think Boris will sort it out.
"We have to be patient.
"What I do know is that I was always a remainer. I didn't see why we had to leave. Maybe it's something that I'm missing, I don't know, but I'm still a remainer.
"I know Boris is going to get us out."
Sir Rod, who described Scotland as his "spiritual home", said the upcoming General Election is of the "utmost importance".
He added: "It's a once in a lifetime, this election. I don't know what the outcome is going to be, I really don't."


---
title: Input
subtitle: STRAPLESS - BUILD
icon: fa-info
---
{{#markdown}}
How to use Strapless
----
There's a few ways to get started.
- NPM Repo
- Clone
- Static Website
TL;DR:
1. Install Strapless (instructions in README)
2. Using the mockups as a guide, build out the site by adjusting styles on a module-by-module basis.
3. The toolkit can be used as reference for how the markup, on a base level, should be composed. Adjust the markup in your own seperate
Strapless SCSS is best compiled locally. The /src/ directory is only used for dev, not final output. See the /dist/ folder for this.
When Working Locally:
- adjust styles in relevant _scss partials
- adjust markup, prototype pages using Handlebars partials
- Adjustments made and saved anywhere will immediately render (or throw an error if done incorrectly)
- markup: this is the guide for the wrapping markup of all components. These are for the Devs to ensure whatever CMS we're using is outputting its data within this exact markup.
How To Layout A Page (The Semantic, Accessable Way)
----
Strapless is built aroud the concept of **Atomic Design**, meaning instead of thinking of a website from the top down ("We need to build a website with 5 pages."), think of it in reverse: Build the individual materials (components, structures, patterns, atoms, etc) first, then sew them together uses Handlebars to pull in materials,
They're structured loosely like this:
- **Layout**
- **Pages** - *Conditionally loads materials based on which layout you specify*
- **Materials** - *the elements contained on each page*
The Layout is comprised of the base HTML5 markup, including the `
`, and links to the stylesheet and scripts.
~~~html
{{title}}
{{#if fabricator}}{{/if}}
{{> svg}}
{{#if fabricator}}
{{> topnav.topnav}}
{{> f-icons}}
{{> f-menu}}
{{> f-control-bar}}
{{/if}}
{% body %}
{{#if fabricator}}
{{/if}}
~~~
The content of each page is inserted at the `{ body }` point.
### Building Materials (Components)
For each component:
1. From the list of HTML5 elements, determine the central, overall, or primary **Role**(its function), of the code you're about to write.
2. Review the list of pre-existing components. Then, depending on whether the role already exists, or not, we'll modify via new (or *with utmost caution for the global effect* adjusted) `materials` and new or adjusted `SASS partials`) from the base example.
- nav
- main
- section
- article
- form
- table
- aside
### When Building with Strapless Locally:
From within `/src/views/pages/`:
- create a new page by duplicating `default`, and rename the duplicate as you feel led.
- Assuming you've already built every component (both the material and SASS partial) you need, we'll summon the components individually using [Handlebars.js's](handlebarsjs.com) `{{moustaches}}`, some YAML to auto-generate and auto-iterate relevant components as needed (because DRY) to uniquely and rapidly modify each to meet your needs.
### How to Access The Code Output By The Custom Pages
Strapless is using Fabricator to output the static html into the `/dist/` folder in real time (or, at least, as fast as your compiler can manage), so whenever you feel like your pages are previewing exactly how you'd like, you can either begin the Integration stage, or if you don't need anything besides a static site, you're ready to link it together.
- to cut down on compilation time, keep your code trim, and your `images` folder tiny as possible. Compress, use SVG, use a CDN, use whatever method you can to bring this to a minimum. [path/to/doc](path/to/doc)
--
### A Natural Checkpoint
In terms of displaying content, there's two types of websites:
- Static
- Dynamic
While you edit and build your assets and pages, Strapless is auto-generating a *static HTML website*, which lives in the `/dist/` directory .
- This means it'll work as-is, out the box, though it isn't necessarily optimized for one usage or another. Use this as a point of reference, or as a launching point for integrating with a CMS or 3rd-party framework.
- You can also use front-matter and YAML data files to template around specific entry points. (More on this: [/link/to/doc](/path/to/doc) )
--
3. Integration: Download the template you need, depending on your usage.
- Whatever Categorizes These
- Microsoft: Razor/MVC/asp.net/etc.
- App Engine
- CMS:
- Sharepoint
- Wordpress (php)
- Drupal
- 3rd Party Framework:
- Bootstrap (App Engine)
- Foundation
- Other Pattern Library tools:
- [http://patternlab.io/](http://patternlab.io/)
4. Wrap It Up:
- We'll be working with contents of the `/dist/` folder.
- Connect **Hyperlinks**
- Go through a few end-of-development checklists [path/to/doc](path/to/doc)
- **Adjust filepaths:** Depending on how things are configured with your webhost and your usage of the site, you may need to adjust the reference urls. [/link/to/doc](/path/to/doc)
Add the following files to your page:
~~~html
~~~
~~~html
~~~
5. Success! :)
{{/markdown}}


Test packages directly in the browser
👉🏼 date-fns
// calculator.js
module.exports = {
add: (a, b) => a + b,
multiply: (a, b) => a * b
};
// app.js
const calc = require('./calculator.js');
// calculator.js
export function add(a, b) { return a + b; }
export const multiply = (a, b) => a * b;
export default const TIMEOUT = 250;
// app.js
import { add } from './calculator';
import * as Calculator from './calculator';
import test from './calculator';
A JavaScript bundler is a tool that puts your code and all its dependencies together in one file.
&
Recommended for applications
Recommended for smaller libraries
Transpilers, a.k.a. source-to-source compilers are tools that read source code written in one language and produce the equivalent code in another language
Typescript
class Car {
ps: number;
constructor(ps: number) {
this.ps = ps;
}
drive: () => console.log(`Car with ${this.ps} is driving.`);
}
to JavaScript (ES5)
var Car = (function () {
function Car(ps) {
this.ps = ps;
}
Car.prototype.drive = function () {
console.log("Car with " + this.ps + " is driving.");
};
return Car;
}());
The most commonly used transpiler by far is Babel 👉🏼


FOMC minutes: Most policymakers said rate cut was warranted due to global weakness
by Eren SengezerAccording to the minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) October 29-30 monetary policy meeting, most policymakers said the rate cut was appropriate while noting that it was warranted due to global weakness.
Markets largely ignored the FOMC's meeting minutes and the US Dollar Index was last up 0.12% on the day at 97.95. Below are some key takeaways from the statement, as reported by Reuters.
Key excerpts from the minutes:
"Most Fed policymakers judged that after October 30 rate cut, policy level would be appropriate barring material reassessment of outlook."
"A couple of policymakers said Fed should reinforce statement with communications that another rate cut unlikely without signs of significant slowdown."
"Some policymakers favored keeping rates steady, arguing outlook was favorable and inflation expected to rise."
"A couple of policymakers said they supported October 30 rate cut but it was a close call."
"A few policymakers said reasons for cutting reinforced by proximity of fed funds rate to effective lower bound."
"Several policymakers expressed concern some banks had reduced capital buffers when they should be rising."
"Policymakers divided on inflation outlook; a few saw sub-2% for some time; some others said weakness temporary; a couple saw it over 2% in 2020 due to tariffs."
"Policymakers discussed risks to economic outlook which remained tilted to the downside."
"In a review of strategy, all policymakers said negative interest rates not an attractive tool; could reassess if warranted."


Spring
public final class Spring<T: VectorConvertible>
Animates changes to a value using spring physics.
Instances of Spring
should be used in situations where spring physics
are the only animation type required, or when convenient access to the
properties of a running spring simulation is needed.
The focused API of this class makes it more convenient in such cases
than using an Animatable
instance, where a new spring animation would
have to be added each time the spring needed to be modified.
let s = Spring(value: CGPoint.zero)
s.changed.observe { (value) in
// do something with the value when it changes
}
s.target = CGPoint(x: 100.0, y: 200.0)
// Off it goes!
-
Creates a new
Spring
instanceDeclaration
Swift
public init(value: T)
Parameters
value
-
Removes any current velocity and snaps the spring directly to the given value.
Declaration
Swift
public func reset(_ value: T)
-
The current value of the spring.
Declaration
Swift
public var value: T
-
The current velocity of the simulation.
Declaration
Swift
public var velocity: T
-
The target value of the spring. As the simulation runs,
value
will be pulled toward this value.Declaration
Swift
public var target: T
-
Configuration options for the spring.
Declaration
Swift
public var configuration: SpringConfiguration


---
layout: post-midnight
title: imprint
abstract: "Contributors:
O. Hmidat
R. Fararjeh
J. Haendeler
S. Shehadeh
S. Haendeler
Midnight Readings is a project by rasif.
License: this literature archive is run as a github repository, available for anybody to fork, clone or download in line with inherited licences and the MIT license (available on github).
"
---


@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value={METHOD,TYPE,CONSTRUCTOR})
public @interface Test
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
alwaysRun
If set to true, this test method will always be run even if it depends
on a method that failed.
|
java.lang.String |
dataProvider
The name of the data provider for this test method.
|
java.lang.Class<?> |
dataProviderClass
The class where to look for the data provider.
|
java.lang.String[] |
dependsOnGroups
The list of groups this method depends on.
|
java.lang.String[] |
dependsOnMethods
The list of methods this method depends on.
|
java.lang.String |
description
The description for this method.
|
boolean |
enabled
Whether methods on this class/method are enabled.
|
java.lang.Class[] |
expectedExceptions
The list of exceptions that a test method is expected to throw.
|
java.lang.String |
expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp
If expectedExceptions was specified, its message must match the regular expression
specified in this attribute.
|
java.lang.String[] |
groups
The list of groups this class/method belongs to.
|
boolean |
ignoreMissingDependencies
If set to true, this test will run even if the methods
it depends on are missing or excluded.
|
int |
invocationCount
The number of times this method should be invoked.
|
long |
invocationTimeOut
The maximum number of milliseconds that the total number of invocations on this test
method should take.
|
java.lang.String[] |
parameters
Deprecated.
Use @Parameters
|
int |
priority
The scheduling priority.
|
java.lang.Class |
retryAnalyzer
The name of the class that should be called to test if the test
should be retried.
|
boolean |
sequential
Deprecated.
Use singleThreaded
|
boolean |
singleThreaded
If set to true, all the methods on this test class are guaranteed to run
in the same thread, even if the tests are currently being run with parallel="true".
|
boolean |
skipFailedInvocations
If true and invocationCount is specified with a value > 1,
then all invocations after a failure will be marked as a SKIP
instead of a FAIL.
|
int |
successPercentage
The percentage of success expected from this method.
|
java.lang.String |
suiteName
The name of the suite this test class should be placed in.
|
java.lang.String |
testName
The name of the test this test class should be placed in.
|
int |
threadPoolSize
The size of the thread pool for this method.
|
long |
timeOut
The maximum number of milliseconds this test should take.
|
public abstract java.lang.String[] groups
public abstract boolean enabled
@Deprecated public abstract java.lang.String[] parameters
public abstract java.lang.String[] dependsOnGroups
public abstract java.lang.String[] dependsOnMethods
public abstract long timeOut
public abstract long invocationTimeOut
public abstract int invocationCount
public abstract int threadPoolSize
public abstract int successPercentage
public abstract java.lang.String dataProvider
DataProvider
public abstract java.lang.Class<?> dataProviderClass
public abstract boolean alwaysRun
public abstract java.lang.String description
public abstract java.lang.Class[] expectedExceptions
public abstract java.lang.String expectedExceptionsMessageRegExp
public abstract java.lang.String suiteName
public abstract java.lang.String testName
public abstract boolean sequential
public abstract boolean singleThreaded
public abstract java.lang.Class retryAnalyzer
public abstract boolean skipFailedInvocations
public abstract boolean ignoreMissingDependencies
public abstract int priority