| Class and Description |
|---|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| Form
Represents the the HTML form data request entity encoded using the
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type. |
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Variant
Abstraction for a resource representation variant.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Request
An injectable helper for request processing, all methods throw an
IllegalStateException if called outside the scope of a request
(e.g. |
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractMultivaluedMap
Abstract skeleton implementation of a
MultivaluedMap that is backed
by a [key, multi-value] store represented as a Map<K, List<V>> . |
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| Form
Represents the the HTML form data request entity encoded using the
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type. |
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| Link.JaxbLink
Value type for
Link that can be marshalled and
unmarshalled by JAXB. |
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| PathSegment
Represents a URI path segment and any associated matrix parameters.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| Response.Status.Family
An enumeration representing the class of status code.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| UriBuilderException
A runtime exception thrown by
UriBuilder.build(Object...) methods when
a URI cannot be constructed based on the current state of the
builder. |
| Variant
Abstraction for a resource representation variant.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Request
An injectable helper for request processing, all methods throw an
IllegalStateException if called outside the scope of a request
(e.g. |
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Variant
Abstraction for a resource representation variant.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Request
An injectable helper for request processing, all methods throw an
IllegalStateException if called outside the scope of a request
(e.g. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| Form
Represents the the HTML form data request entity encoded using the
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type. |
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| StreamingOutput
A type that may be used as a resource method return value or as the entity
in a
Response when the application wishes to stream the output. |
| Variant
Abstraction for a resource representation variant.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| FeatureContext
A configurable context passed to
Feature and DynamicFeature
instances by JAX-RS runtime during the phase of their configuration. |
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Form
Represents the the HTML form data request entity encoded using the
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content type. |
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| SecurityContext
An injectable interface that provides access to security related
information.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| AbstractMultivaluedMap
Abstract skeleton implementation of a
MultivaluedMap that is backed
by a [key, multi-value] store represented as a Map<K, List<V>> . |
| MultivaluedHashMap
A hash table based implementation of
MultivaluedMap interface. |
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CacheControl
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Cache-Control response header.
|
| Cookie
Represents the value of a HTTP cookie, transferred in a request.
|
| EntityTag
An abstraction for the value of a HTTP Entity Tag, used as the value
of an ETag response header.
|
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| PathSegment
Represents a URI path segment and any associated matrix parameters.
|
| Request
An injectable helper for request processing, all methods throw an
IllegalStateException if called outside the scope of a request
(e.g. |
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| Response.StatusType
Base interface for statuses used in responses.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| UriBuilderException
A runtime exception thrown by
UriBuilder.build(Object...) methods when
a URI cannot be constructed based on the current state of the
builder. |
| Variant
Abstraction for a resource representation variant.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Configurable
Represents a client or server-side configurable context in JAX-RS.
|
| Configuration
A configuration state associated with a
configurable JAX-RS context. |
| Feature
A feature extension contract.
|
| HttpHeaders
An injectable interface that provides access to HTTP header information.
|
| Link
Class representing hypermedia links.
|
| Link.Builder
Builder class for hypermedia links.
|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| NewCookie
Used to create a new HTTP cookie, transferred in a response.
|
| PathSegment
Represents a URI path segment and any associated matrix parameters.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| Response.Status
Commonly used status codes defined by HTTP, see
HTTP/1.1 documentation
for the complete list.
|
| UriBuilder
URI template-aware utility class for building URIs from their components.
|
| UriInfo
An injectable interface that provides access to application and request
URI information.
|
| Variant.VariantListBuilder
A builder for a list of representation variants.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| MultivaluedMap
A map of key-values pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| GenericType
Represents a generic message entity type
T . |
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
An abstraction for a media type.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Context
This annotation is used to inject information into a class
field, bean property or method parameter.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Application
Defines the components of a JAX-RS application and supplies additional
meta-data.
|
| Response
Defines the contract between a returned instance and the runtime when
an application needs to provide meta-data to the runtime.
|
| Response.ResponseBuilder
A class used to build Response instances that contain metadata instead
of or in addition to an entity.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| MediaType
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linuxmisclib.yab
A yabasic library (c) Michel Clasquin-Johnson 2018.
Licensed according to the MIT license.
If you are reading this as a man page, be advised that you can see it in glorious HTML, with pictures even, at https://clasqm.github.io/
This library for yabasic allows the use of a variety of common Linux commands in text mode. For example, opening a text file in the nano text editor will make it unnecessary for you to write your own text editing routine.
This library also contains some routines ported from my libraries originally developed under yab for Haiku.
These routines make heavy use of system() and system$() commands, and some write temporary files, work on them, and read them back. They. will. slow. your. programs. down. a. lot. Also, ensuring that you (or your users) have the appropriate packages installed will be up to you. The routines themselves only check for the existence of the binary and exit with an error message if it is not found. All I can tell you is that every utility used here was found in the Debian/Ubuntu repositories. apt-cache search is your friend.
All routines are case-sensitive.
Developed on elementary OS 0.4 "Loki" and Lubuntu 18.04 (i.e. Linux), but it should work on any system that will run both yabasic and the command in question.
The yabasic I use for development is version 2.78.5, compiled and installed from source obtained at www.yabasic.de.
The library should exist either in the same folder as your program (symlinks work, but if you have trouble with binding, just copy the library, it is not THAT big!) or in the standard yabasic library location on your system.
To use the library, use the command
import linuxmisclib
before you start using any of the routines.
See the file test.bas for test routines that will show examples of how to use these routines.
If you would rather cut and paste these subroutines into your own program rather than importing this rather large library, or create your own, smaller library with just the routines you need, be my guest (I would appreciate a note of acknowledgement in your code). But some subroutines require supporting routines that you will find at the end of this library. You will have to include those as well.
It is safe to use this library and ONE of the others in this set that provide dialogs concurrently,
Routines available:
NOTE: All routines with the form ConvertXXX$(), OpenXXX$() or OpeninXXX$(), and most others that use external commands, will return an empty string if successful or a warning message if the required program is missing. The warning message will only be displayed if you do something like:
print OpeninTpp$("file.tpp")
(assuming tpp is not installed). Or you can test for its presence like this:
if OpeninTpp$("file.tpp") <> "" {do something}
- Quick Index
- ArraySort(a()), ArraySort$(a$()) - sorts a ONE-dimensional array.
- ConvertFile$(infile$, outfile$) - Convert any text file format that pandoc can handle.
- ConvertFile2PDF$(infile$, outfile$) - Convert any text file format that pandoc can handle to PDF.
- ConvertFile2String$(infile$) - Convert any text file format that pandoc can handle to text.
- ConvertImage(inputfile$, outputfile$) -
- CowSay(text$) - Returns a text spoken by a randomized ASCII cartoon.
- Define$(word$) - Get a dictionary definition of a word.
- DistroDetails$() - Return your distro's and computer's stats .
- DistroLogo$() - Return your distro's logo in monochrome ASCII art format.
- EncloseString$(thestring$,type) - Enclose a string in either single or double quotes, if it isn't already.
- FileDedupe$(infile$,outfile$) - Remove duplicate lines from a text file infile$ and write the results to outfile$.
- FileExists(fullpathname$) - Test if a file exists.
- FileorDir(fullpathname$) - Test if a file (in the Unix sense) is a regular file or a directory.
- FileorLink(fullpathname$) - Test if a file (in the Unix sense) is a regular file or a symbolic link.
- FileSort$(infile$,outfile$) - Sort a text file infile$ and write the results to outfile$.
- GetEnvVar$(var$)
- IsFileZeroByte(pathname$) - determines if a passed filename is a zero-byte file.
- IsItATextFile(filename$) - Tests whether a given file is a text file or not.
- KillPlay() - Stops any multimedia files currently playing.
- MakeAsciiArt$(img$, width) - Convert an image file to monochrome ASCII art.
- NotifyDlg(text$, duration, block) - Pop up a one-line notification.
- OpenAbook$() - Opens the abook text-mode contact manager.
- OpenCalcurse$() - Opens the calcurse text-mode calendar app.
- OpenGtypist$() - Open the gtypist tying tutor program.
- OpenHnb$() - Open the hnb hierarchical notebook.
- OpenInDav$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the dav text editor.
- OpeninDhex$(filename$) - opens a given file in the dhex hexadecimal editor
- OpeninElinks$(URL$}: Opens a URL in the elinks text-based browser.
- OpeninFbless$(file$) - Opens a .FB2 ebook in the fbless ebook reader
- OpeninHte$(filename$) - opens a given file in the hte hexadecimal editor
- OpeninHexcurse$(filename$) - opens a given file in the hexcurses hexadecimal editor
- OpenInJed$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the jed text editor.
- OpeninLinks$(URL$): Opens a URL in the links text-based browser.
- OpeninLynx$(URL$): Opens a URL in the lynx text-based browser.
- OpenInMdless(filename$) - opens a Markdown-formatted file in the mdless viewer.
- OpenInNano$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the nano text editor.
- OpenInSc$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the sc spreadsheet.
- OpenInTilde$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the tilde text editor.
- OpenInTpp$(filename$) - Opens a given file in the tpp text presentation program.
- OpeninTweak$(filename$) - opens a given file in the tweak hexadecimal editor
- OpeninW3m$(URL$): Opens a URL in the w3m text-based browser.
- OpeninWordgrinder$(filename$) - Opens a given file in the wordgrinder word processor.
- OpenNinvader$() - start the ninvaders game (Space Invaders clone)
- OpenPacman$() - Start the pacman4console game (pacman clone)
- OpenSpeedpad$() - Opens the speedpad typing speed checker.
- OpenTig$(gitdir$) - Opens the tig CLI UI for git.
- OpenTina$() - Opens the tina text-based personal information manager.
- PlayMP3$(file$) - Plays an audio (.mp3, m4a, etc) file.
- PlayVideo$(file$) - Plays a video file (.mp4, .mov etc.)
- PlayWav$(file$) - Plays a .wav sound file.
- PrintFiglet$(font$, text$) - Print text$ in the figlet font font$.
- PrintToilet$(font$, text$) - Print text$ in the toilet font font$
- RandInt0To9() - output a random integer between 0 and 9, inclusive.
- ReplaceinArray$(w$(),instring$,outstring$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in a one-dimensional string array with outstring$.
- ReplaceinFile(infilename$,instring$,outstring$, outfilename$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in the file infilename$ with outstring$ and writes the results to outfilename$.
- ReplaceinLine$(line$,instring$,outstring$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in the string line$ with outstring$.
- Screensaver(onoff, type) - Starts or halts the termsaver text-based screensaver application.
- ScreensaverCC(onoff,type) - Starts or halts the CacaLib screensaver applications.
- ScreensaverClock() - starts the tty-clock program in screensaver mode.
- SelectDir$(startpath$) - Use the ranger file manager to select a directory.
- SelectFile$(startpath$) - Use the ranger file manager to select a file.

- StripDoc$(filename$) - Convert a Microsoft Word .doc (NOT .docx) file to text and return the result as a string variable.
- StripLFoffSysCmd$(val$) - Remove linefeeds from the results of a system call.
- StripPDF$(filename$) - Convert a PDF or PS file to text and return the result as a string variable.
- TakeScreenshot$(type, thumb, filename$) - Takes a screenshot.
- TestForUtility$(filename$), TestForUtility(filename$) - tests whether a given utility exists on your $PATH and is executable.
- URLExist(URL$) and URLExist$(URL$) do the equivalent job of testing whether a URL exists before sending it to OpeninLinks(), for example.
- WhereAmI$() - returns the current directory from which the program is running.
- WikipediaDump$(searchterm$, language$) - Search wikipedia for a specific string, convert the article to text and return it as a string variable.
- WikipediaURL$(searchterm$, language$) - Search wikipedia for a specific string, and return the URL as a string variable.
ArraySort(a()) - sorts a ONE-dimensional numeric array.
- Do not try a() = ArraySort(a()), it won't work.
- Your array should be global - I have had inconsistent results with local arrays.
- If you prefer, you can use the alias SortArray().
- System commands used: sort, rm.
ArraySort$(a$()) - sorts a ONE-dimensional string array (case-independent).
- Do not try a$() = ArraySort$(a$()), it won't work.
- Your array should be global - I have had inconsistent results with local arrays.
- If you prefer, you can use the alias SortArray$().
- System commands used: sort, rm.
ConvertFile$(infile$, outfile$) - Convert any text file format to any other format that pandoc ( http://pandoc.org ) can handle.
- Make sure that your two filenames have the correct extension added, then pandoc will almost always get it right.
- Example: ConvertFile$("myfile.md", "myfile.docx") will convert a Markdown file to Microsoft .docx format (it does not delete the original file).
- NOTE 1: PDF output requires pdflatex or wkhtmltopdf to be installed as well as pandoc. Rather use ConvertFile2PDF() for that.
- NOTE 2: Also, avoid RTF format output. Pandoc's version of this format seems nonstandard.
- System commands used: pandoc.
ConvertFile2PDF$(infile$, outfile$) - Convert any text file format that pandoc ( http://pandoc.org ) can handle to PDF.
- Make sure that your infile's name has the correct extension added, and that your outfile's name ends with .pdf, then pandoc will almost always get it right.
- Example: ConvertFile2PDF$("myfile.md", "myfile.pdf") will convert a Markdown file to pdf format.
- System commands used: pandoc, wkhtmltopdf
ConvertFile2String$(infile$) - Convert any text file format that pandoc ( http://pandoc.org ) can handle to text.
- Make sure that your filename has the correct extension, then pandoc will almost always get it right.
- Example: Let a$ = ConvertFile2String$("myfile.md") will convert a Markdown file and return the result as the string variable a$. Unlike ConvertFile$(), this routine will NOT write an output file.
- System commands used: pandoc.
ConvertImage(inputfile$, outputfile$) -
Convert an image file to a different format, optionally with a different filename.
- This routine will work with either Graphics magic OR Image magic.
- If both are installed, Graphics magic takes precedence.
- The output format is taken from the file extension.
- The original file is left untouched.
- Returns 1 for success and 0 for failure
- System commands used: gm or convert.
CowSay(text$) - Returns a text spoken by a randomized ASCII cartoon.
- Both the character and the facial expression are randomized.
- if text$ is set as "fortune" then a random short fortune will be selected. Otherwise, the text you gave is printed.
- System commands used: cowsay, fortune.
- Example:
print CowSay$("fortune")
sleep 1
print CowSay$("This is some other text, not a fortune")
Define$(word$) - Get a dictionary definition of a word.
- This requires the installation of the dict program AND at least one dict dictionary, for example dict-gcide.
- The more dictionaries you add, the more results you can expect.
- This command searches localhost only and does not go online to dict.org.
- System commands used: dict.
DistroDetails$() - Return your distro's and computer's stats .
- System commands used: screenfetch.
- Example:
print DistroDetails$()
DistroLogo$() - Return your distro's logo in monochrome ASCII art format.
- System commands used: screenfetch.
- Example:
print DistroLogo$()
EncloseString$(thestring$,type) - Enclose a string in either single or double quotes, if it isn't already.
FileDedupe$(infile$,outfile$) - Remove duplicate lines from a text file infile$ and write the results to outfile$.
- Any existing outfile$ will be overwritten!
- Will fail if infile$ and outfile$ are identical.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- If you prefer, you can use the alias DedupeFile$().
- Returns nothing.
- System commands used: awk.
FileExists(fullpathname$) - Test if a file exists.
- Returns 1 if the file exists, or returns 0 if the file does not exist.
- If only a filename is given, only the program's local directory will be searched.
- But you can also give a full pathname.
- System commands used: none.
FileorDir(fullpathname$) - Test if a file (in the Unix sense) is a regular file or a directory.
- Returns
- 1 if it is a directory,
- 0 if it is just a regular file.
- System commands used: test.
FileorLink(fullpathname$) - Test if a file (in the Unix sense) is a regular file or a symbolic link.
- Returns
- 1 if it is a link,
- 0 if it is just a regular file.
- This does NOT test for hard links.
- System commands used: test.
FileSort$(infile$,outfile$) - Sort a text file infile$ and write the results to outfile$.
- Any existing outfile$ will be overwritten!
- Will fail if infile$ and outfile$ are identical.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- If you prefer, you can use the alias SortFile$().
- Returns nothing if succesful, otherwise returns an error message.
- System commands used: sort.
GetEnvVar$(var$)
- Get an environment variable
- Shortcut to peek$("env", "NAME")
- Do not precede the value var$ with the $ character as you would do in bash.
- Inspired by a library by Martin Medvold
- Example: *a$ = GetEnvVar$("PATH")
IsFileZeroByte(pathname$) - determines if a passed filename is a zero-byte file.
- Returns
- 0 (false) if the passed variable is larger than zero bytes,
- 1 (true) if it is zero bytes in size
- note that this reverses the output of the test -s command.
- Caution: will also return 1 if file does not exist: test for that with FileExists first.
- It will also return 0 if file is actually a directory: test for that with FileorDir first.
- If the file given is a symlink, this routine will report on the real, linked file.
- This yabasic routine is incompatible with a similar routine I wrote for yab. If you program in both languages, you need to reverse the conditions.
- System commands used: test.
IsItATextFile(filename$) - Tests whether a given file is a text file or not.
- Anything that does not have the string "text" in the results of the file command is assumed to be a binary file. This should work fine on Linux but may be problematic on BSD systems (including MacOS?) where this command may reject shell scripts.
- If you need something more powerful than file, I suggest you install enca.
- System commands used: file.
KillPlay() - Stops any multimedia files currently playing.
- Stops playing of multimedia files if they use either ffplay or aplay, such as files launched with
- PlayMP3(),
- PlayVideo() or
- PlayWav().
- Please note that this is a nuclear option: it will also affect any other programs making use of these utilities.
- System commands used: pkill.
MakeAsciiArt$(img$, width) - Convert an image file to monochrome ASCII art.
- The value img$ can be a path to a local file or a URL.
- Width default is set to 75 columns to work with most terminals, but you can override this with the optional value width.
- MakeAsciiArtInvert$(img$, width) is the same as MakeAsciiArt$(), but inverts the character map. Depending on your terminal and image this can make the image clearer (or a lot worse).
- It is a good idea to run FileExists(img$) first: Ruby error messages are not pretty.
- Returns a string containing the asciiart image. Within this string, individual lines are demarcated by linefeeds ("\n"). See the code for how to deconstruct this into an array for further manipulation.
- System commands used: asciiart.
- Examples:
print MakeAsciiArt$("./imgs/MCJ.jpg", 40)
print reverse MakeAsciiArtInvert$("./imgs/MCJ.jpg", 40)
- NotifyDlg(text$, duration, block) - Pop up a one-line notification.
- If duration is 0, the notification remains on screen until right-clicked, and displays an [X] button to mark the fact.
- Otherwise, there is no button and the notification disappears after the specified number of seconds.
- If block equals 0 the notification will launch in a new process and your yabasic program can continue.
- If block equals 1, your app will pause until the popup disappears.
- Keep your notifications short - you don't have much space to play with.
- Returns nothing
- System utility used: dzen2
OpenAbook$() - Opens the abook text-mode contact manager.
- Only the default database is provided for in this routine.
- System commands used: abook.
OpenBastet$() - Opens the bastet CLI Tetris clone.
- System commands used: bastet.
OpenCalcurse$() - Opens the calcurse text-mode calendar app. Only the default calendar is provided for in this routine.
- System commands used: calcurse.
OpenGtypist$() - Open the gtypist tying tutor program.
- System commands used: gtypist
OpenHnb$() - Open the hnb hierarchical notebook.
- Only the default database is provided for in this routine.
- System commands used: hnb
OpenInDav$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the dav text editor in the same terminal window as your program.
- Will fail and return an error message if dav does not exist on your system.
- If filename$ does not exist, dav will create one in memory and let you save it.
- If filename$ is an empty string (""), dav will open with a new, unnamed file. (You can also use the shortcut OpenDav$() for this).
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- You may have to CLEAR SCREEN and rebuild your screen afterwards.
- System commands used: dav.
OpeninDhex$(filename$)
- opens a given file in the dhex hexadecimal editor.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: dhex.
OpeninElinks$(URL$}: Opens a URL in the elinks text-based browser.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- Will fail and return an error message if elinks does not exist on your system.
- For best results your URL should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: elinks.
OpeninFbless$(file$) - Opens a .FB2 ebook in the fbless ebook reader
- .FB2 is an obscure format these days, but you can convert .EPUBs and so on on sites like https://www.online-convert.com .
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your URL should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: fbless.
OpeninHte$(filename$)
- opens a given file in the hte hexadecimal editor.
- The package name for this utility might be "ht" on your system.
- This routine forces hte into hex mode even if it is a text file, but you can explore the other modes with F6.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: hte.
OpeninHexcurse$(filename$)
- opens a given file in the hexcurse hexadecimal editor.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: hexcurse.
OpenInJed$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the jed text editor in the same terminal window as your program.
- Will fail and return an error message if jed does not exist on your system.
- If filename$ does not exist, jed will create one in memory and let you save it.
- If filename$ is an empty string (""), jed will open with a new, unnamed file. (You can also use the shortcut OpenJed$() for this).
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- You may have to CLEAR SCREEN and rebuild your screen afterwards.
- System commands used: jed.
OpeninLinks$(URL$): Opens a URL in the links text-based browser.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- Will fail and return an error message if links does not exist on your system.
- For best results your URL should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: links.
OpeninLynx$(URL$): Opens a URL in the lynx text-based browser.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- Will fail and return an error message if lynx does not exist on your system.
- For best results your URL should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces.
- This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: lynx.
OpenInMdless$(filename$) - opens a given markdown-formatted text file in the mdless markdown viewer in the same terminal window as your program.
- Will fail and return an error message if mdless does not exist on your system.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- You may have to CLEAR SCREEN and rebuild your screen afterwards.
- System commands used: mdless.
OpenInNano$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the nano text editor in the same terminal window as your program.
- Will fail and return an error message if nano does not exist on your system.
- If filename$ does not exist, nano will create one in memory and let you save it.
- If filename$ is an empty string (""), nano will open with a new, unnamed file.
- You can also use the shortcut OpenNano$() for this.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- You may have to CLEAR SCREEN and rebuild your screen afterwards.
- System commands used: nano.
OpenInSc$(filename$) - opens a given text file in the sc spreadsheet in the same terminal window as your program.
- Will fail and return an error message if sc does not exist on your system.
- If filename$ does not exist, sc will create one in memory and let you save it.
- If filename$ is an empty string (""), sc will open with a new, unnamed file.
- You can also use the shortcut OpenSc$() for this).
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- You may have to CLEAR SCREEN and rebuild your screen afterwards.
- System commands used: sc.
OpenInTpp$(filename$) - Opens a given file in the tpp text presentation program.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- It is up to you to determine that filename$ is a valid tpp data file.
- NOTE that if you want to use tpp's --huge facility, then figlet must also be installed.
- To see all tpp can do, run the bash command tpp /usr/share/doc/tpp/examples/tpp-features.tpp.
- System commands used: tpp, figlet (optional).
OpeninTweak$(filename$)
- opens a given file in the tweak hexadecimal editor.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- TIP: OpeninHte() is much more user-friendly!
- System commands used: tweak.
OpeninW3m$(URL$): Opens a URL in the w3m text-based browser.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- Will fail and return an error message if w3m does not exist on your system.
- For best results your URL should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: w3m
OpeninWordgrinder$(filename$) - Opens a given file in the wordgrinder word processor.
- Must be run in a program that is already in a terminal.
- If filename$ is an empty string (""), wordgrinder will open with a new, unnamed file.
- You can also use the shortcut OpenWordgrinder$() for this.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- It is up to you to determine that filename$ is a valid wordgrinder data file.
- System commands used: wordgrinder.
OpenNinvader$() - start the ninvaders game (Space Invaders clone)
- System commands used: ninvaders.
OpenPacman$() - Start the pacman4console game (pacman clone)
- System commands used: pacman4console.
OpenSpeedpad$() - Opens the speedpad typing speed checker.
- System commands used: speedpad.
OpenTig$(gitdir$) - Opens the tig CLI UI for git.
- The value gitdir$ must be a valid git directory
- System commands used: tig.
OpenTina$() - Opens the tina text-based personal information manager.
- Only the default database is provided for in this routine.
- System commands used: tina.
PlayMP3$(file$) - Plays an audio (.mp3, m4a, etc) file.
- Launched in a separate process, so it cannot be stopped afterwards, unless you do a KilPlay().
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- Will also play .wav files, but PlayWav() is a little faster.
- System commands used: ffplay.
PlayVideo$(file$) - Plays a video file (.mp4, .mov etc.)
- Launched in a separate process, so it cannot be stopped afterwards, unless you do a KillPlay().
- If played in an xterm, this will open a NEW window.
- In a fullscreen console, it will play in an ASCII-art format.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- This routine can also be used for audio files - It will then show the cover art, unlike the audio-only playing of PlayMP3().
- System commands used: ffplay.
PlayWav$(file$) - Plays a .wav sound file.
- Launched in a separate process, so it cannot be stopped afterwards, unless you do a KillPlay().
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: aplay.
PrintFiglet$(font$, text$) - Print text$ in the figlet font font$.
- You can find these fonts with locate *.flf.
- System commands used: figlet.
PrintToilet$(font$, text$) - Print text$ in the toilet font font$
- You can find these fonts with locate *.tlf.
- System commands used: toilet.
RandInt0To9()
- Returns a random integer between 0 and 9, inclusive.
ReplaceinArray$(w$(),instring$,outstring$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in a one-dimensional string array with outstring$.
- Case-sensitive.
- If you are going to use this on code of any kind, you will have to look into using escape codes.
- Even in plain text, you will probably need to escape double quote marks (") and forward slashes(\).
- Unlike using mid$(), this one can change the length of the strings in the array: instring$ and outstring$ need not the the same size.
- Returns a string delimited with linefeeds.
- Your receiving routine can turn it back into an array with the token or split functions.
- This can even be the original array.
- System commands used: none.
- Example:
dim a$(3)
for f = 1 to 3
a$(f) = "this is number " + str$(f)
next f
b$ = ReplaceinArray$(a$(), "number", "line")
num = token(b$,a$(),"\n")
for f = 1 to 3
print a$(f)
next f
ReplaceinFile(infilename$,instring$,outstring$, outfilename$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in the file infilename$ with outstring$ and writes the results to the file outfilename$.
- If outfilename$ is not supplied, it will write the result to the original file.
- Case-sensitive.
+If you are going to use this on code of any kind, you will have to look into using escape codes.
- Even in plain text, you will probably need to escape double quote marks (") and forward slashes(\).
- Unlike using mid$(), this one can change the length of the strings: instring$ and outstring$ need not the the same size.
- Limited to the string size that yabasic can handle - try not to use it on War and Peace.
ReplaceinLine$(line$,instring$,outstring$) - Globally replace all occurences of instring$ in the string line$ with outstring$.
- Case-sensitive.
- If you are going to use this on code of any kind, you will have to look into using escape codes.
- Even in plain text, you will probably need to escape double quote marks (") and forward slashes(\).
- Unlike using mid$(), this one can change the length of the string: instring$ and outstring$ need not the the same size.
- System commands used: none.
- Example: print ReplaceinLine$("superman","super","bat") will print "batman".
Screensaver(onoff, type) - Starts or halts the termsaver text-based screensaver application.
- Please note that work in your program is not necessarily suspended while this runs, because it gets launched in a separate process, but it is up to you to poll for the exiting condition.
- Values for onoff are
- 1 (start screensaver) and
- 0 (close screensaver),
- If onoff is 0, the second parameter may be omitted.
- Closing the screensaver will close ALL termsaver instances on your system.
- You can also close it manually with CTRL-C.
- Values for type are
- 0 (24 hr clock),
- 1 (12 hr clock), 2 (the words \"Yabasic forever\" appear at random on your screen),
- 3 (scrolling MIMEtype information), and
- 4 (system monitor).
- This implementation only uses screensavers that do not need an Internet connection.
- See two ways to handle a screensaver in test.bas.
- System commands used: termsaver, pkill, clear.
ScreensaverCC(onoff,type) - Starts or halts the CacaLib screensaver applications.
- Please note that work in your program is not necessarily suspended while this runs, because it gets launched in a separate process, but it is up to you to poll for the exiting condition.
- Only use this one if you KNOW your application will be running in a fullscreen console, because caca apps start a new window under X automatically.
- Values for onoff are
- 1 (start screensaver) and
- 0 (close screensaver)
- If onoff is 0, the second parameter may be omitted.
- Closing the screensaver will close ALL caca demo app instances on your system.
- You can also close it manually with ESC.
- Values for type are
- 0 (cacademo) and
- 1 (cacafire)
- See two ways to handle a screensaver in test.bas
- System commands used: cacademo, cacafire, pkill, clear.
ScreensaverClock() - starts the tty-clock program in screensaver mode.
- System commands used: tty-clock.
SelectDir$(startpath$) - Use the ranger file manager to select a directory.
- After you exit ranger (press q) it will return the last visited directory.
- Unlike the routines in clasquinatorlib, these routines do not rebuild your screen when you are done.
- Returns the full pathname of the selected directory.
- System commands used: ranger.
SelectFile$(startpath$) - Use the ranger file manager to select a file.
- Select your file with arrow keys and ENTER.
- Unlike the routines in clasquinatorlib, these routines do not rebuild your screen when you are done.
- Returns the full pathname of the selected file.
- System commands used: ranger.

- Navigate to your files with arrow keys, select them with SPACE, then Press ENTER.
- Unlike the routines in clasquinatorlib, these routines do not rebuild your screen when you are done.
- Returns the full pathname of the temporary file in which your information is stored. it should be /tmp/linuxmisclib_selectfile.tmp. You can then parse the results in any way you need.
- System commands used: ranger.
SortArray(z()) - An alias for Arraysort().
SortArray$(z$()) - An alias for Arraysort$().
SortFile$(infile$,outfile$) - an alias for FileSort$().
StripDoc$(filename$) - Convert a Microsoft Word .doc (NOT .docx) file to text and return the result as a string variable.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: antiword.
StripLFoffSysCmd$(val$) - Remove linefeeds from the results of a system call.
- If the results of a system() or system$() command end on a LF (most do), strip the LF off and return the resulting string.
- But it can be used for any string that might have a suspected and unwanted LF at the end.
- If there is no LF present, it does nothing.
- This may not work on Windows systems, where you also need to test for a CR but we are not writing this library for Windows in any case.
- System commands used: none
StripPDF$(filename$) - Convert a PDF or PS file to text and return the result as a string variable.
- Return may contain a bunch of error messages as well as the returned text.
- For best results your filename should be enclosed in single quotation marks so that it will not get confused by spaces. This routine will not check for that.
- System commands used: pstotext.
TakeScreenshot$(type, thumb, filename$) - Takes a screenshot.
- If type = 2 it will take all screens (in a multidisplay setup). This will not give an error if there is just one screen.
- If type = 1 it will take the entire (single) screen.
- If type = 0 it will capture the currently focused window, which is normally your yabasic program but I suppose you could SLEEP a few seconds to give the user the chance to click elsewhere.
- If type = -1 it will also take the currently active window, but include any window manager decorations
- If thumb = 1 it will also take a thumbnail picture 20% the size of the original. If thumb = 0 it will not make a thumbnail.
- filename$ should have the appropriate extension, like .png, .bmp or .jpg /.jpeg. Not giving an extension will produce an error. Sorry, .gif is not supported.
- If filename$ is not given it will create a timestamped file in the current directory
- TakeScreenshot(), without parameters. will take the current window, without WM decorations, and create a timestamped file in the current directory, with no thumbnail.
- Image quality is set at the scrot default of 75%.
- Returns nothing.
- System commands used: scrot.
- Example:
TestForUtility$(filename$) - tests whether a given utility exists on your $PATH and is executable.
- Returns an empty string if the utility exists, and a warning message if it does not.
- This reverses the functionality of the Linux which command.
- This command is used by many of the other routines in this library, and a version of it can be found in each of the various dialog libraries.
- System commands used: which.
TestForUtility(filename$) - tests whether a given utility exists on your $PATH and is executable.
- same as TestForUtility$(), but returns 1 if the utility exists, and 0 if it does not.
- System commands used: which.
URLExist(URL$) and URLExist$(URL$) do the equivalent job of testing whether a URL exists before sending it to OpeninLinks(), for example.
- The difference is whether the 1 (it exists) or 0 (it does not exist) is sent as a numeric or string result.
- See the file test.bas for the different ways to use these routines.
- System commands used: curl.
WhereAmI$() - returns the current directory from which the program is running.
- System commands used: pwd.
WikipediaDump$(searchterm$, language$) - Search wikipedia for a specific string, convert the article to text and return it as a string variable.
- If language$ is not supplied, English will be assumed.
- See Appendix 2 for the language codes supported.
- searchterm$ may include spaces.
- NOTE: this routine may take a second or two to get going.
- System commands used: wikipedia2text.
WikipediaURL$(searchterm$, language$) - Search wikipedia for a specific string, and return the URL as a string variable.
- if language$ is not supplied, English will be assumed.
- See Appendix 2 for the language codes supported.
- searchterm$ may include spaces.
- NOTE: this routine may take a second or two to get going.
- System commands used: wikipedia2text.
Appendix 1: Pandoc formats
Input formats: commonmark, docbook, docx, epub, haddock, html, json*, latex, markdown, markdowngithub, markdownmmd, markdownphpextra, markdownstrict, mediawiki, native, odt, opml, org, rst, t2t, textile, twiki
Output formats: asciidoc, beamer, commonmark, context, docbook, docx, dokuwiki, dzslides, epub, epub3, fb2, haddock, html, html5, icml, latex, man, markdown, markdowngithub, markdownmmd, markdownphpextra, markdownstrict, mediawiki, native, odt, opendocument, opml, org, plain, revealjs, rst, rtf, s5, slideous, slidy, texinfo, textile
Appendix 2: Language support for wikipedia2text
|Code| Language|Code| Language|
|:----|:----|:----|:----|
| af | Afrikaans|la | Latin|
| als | Alemannic| lb | Luxembourgian|
| ca | Catalan| nds | Low German|
| cs | Czech| nl | Dutch|
| da | Danish|nn | Norwegian (Nynorsk|
| de | German|no | Norwegian (Bokmål)|
| en | English|pl | Polish|
| eo | Esperanto|pt | Portuguese|
| es | Spanish|rm | Rhaeto-Romanic|
| fi | Finnish| ro | Romanian|
| fr | French| simple | Simple English|
| hu | Hungarian| sk | Slovak|
| ia | Interlingua|sl | Slovenian|
| is | Islandic| sv | Swedish|
| it | Italian| tr | Turkish
|:----|:----|:----|:----|


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public enum Method : String
HTTP defines methods (sometimes referred to as verbs) to indicate the desired action to be performed on the identified resource.
- GET: Requests using GET should only retrieve data and should have no other effect.
- POST: The POST method requests that the server accept the entity enclosed in the request as a new subordinate of the web resource identified by the URI.
- DELETE: The DELETE method deletes the specified resource.
- PUT: The PUT method requests that the enclosed entity be stored under the supplied URI.
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{"dateTime":"2014-12-09T22:47:10.969Z","verifyDateTime":"2014-12-09T23:25:07.078Z","driver":{"id":"b41B4DC3B"},"id":"aHic5TSUoXEqVQagnbQmtpg","device":{"id":"b142"},"version":"000229ddc4f469b8","status":"ON"}
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Overview This utility helps you import HOS logs to your account using a line list of JSON objects.
Work flow TODO
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- TextTile - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure
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A text Tile for use in stories.
- TextTile(String) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.TextTile
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Constructor
- TextTile() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.TextTile
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Constructor for generating a tile with generic text.
- Tile - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure
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An abstract tile class that will be implemented to provide text and pictures.
- Tile() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.Tile
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- TileGsonMarshal - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure
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Responsible for serializing and deserializing the abstract Tile class.
- TileGsonMarshal() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.TileGsonMarshal
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- TileLayoutBuilder - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure
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This class stores all of the layout builders needed for interacting with tiles.
- TileLayoutBuilder(ViewPageActivity) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.TileLayoutBuilder
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- TileView - Class in ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure
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This class displays GUIs for managing tiles.
- TileView(PageController, ViewPageActivity) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.TileView
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- toString() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.elasticsearch.ESHits
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Returns the string representation
- toString() - Method in class ca.ualberta.CMPUT301F13T02.chooseyouradventure.elasticsearch.ESSearchResponse
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Returns a string representation of this object
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Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
fbdev - video driver for framebuffer deviceSYNOPSIS
Section N'34'DeviceN'34' Identifier N'34'devnameN'34' Driver N'34'fbdevN'34' BusID N'34'pci:bus:dev:funcN'34' ... EndSection
DESCRIPTION
fbdev is an Xorg driver for framebuffer devices. This is a non-accelerated driver, the following framebuffer depths are supported: 8, 15, 16, 24. All visual types are supported for depth 8, and TrueColor visual is supported for the other depths. Multi-head configurations are supported.SUPPORTED HARDWARE
The fbdev driver supports all hardware where a framebuffer driver is available. fbdev uses the os-specific submodule fbdevhw(4) to talk to the kernel device driver. Currently a fbdevhw module is available for linux.CONFIGURATION DETAILS
Please refer to xorg.conf(5) for general configuration details. This section only covers configuration details specific to this driver.For this driver it is not required to specify modes in the screen section of the config file. The fbdev driver can pick up the currently used video mode from the framebuffer driver and will use it if there are no video modes configured.
For PCI boards you might have to add a BusID line to the Device section. See above for a sample line. You can use N'34'Xorg -scanpciN'34' to figure out the correct values.
The following driver Options are supported:
- Option N'34'fbdevN'34' N'34'stringN'34'
- The framebuffer device to use. Default: /dev/fb0.
- Option N'34'ShadowFBN'34' N'34'booleanN'34'
- Enable or disable use of the shadow framebuffer layer. Default: on.
- Option N'34'RotateN'34' N'34'stringN'34'
- Enable rotation of the display. The supported values are "CW" (clockwise, 90 degrees), "UD" (upside down, 180 degrees) and "CCW" (counter clockwise, 270 degrees). Implies use of the shadow framebuffer layer. Default: off.
SEE ALSO
Xorg(1), xorg.conf(5), Xserver(1), X(7), fbdevhw(4)AUTHORS
Authors include: Gerd Knorr, Michel D:anzer, Geert Uytterhoeven
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Find out how climate change will impact where you live over the rest of the century
Use our gadget to find out what your area will look like when your child grows up and how big an impact global warming, rising sea levels and more intense weather events will have
by Richard Innes, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/richard-innes/Over the next decades the way the UK looks will will change dramatically.
In the space of a century the mean average temperature of our isles have increased by more than 1C , primarily due to the billions of tonnes of global warming causing gases pumped into the atmosphere since the industrial revolution.
While 1C might not sound like a lot, the reality on the ground is stark.
The top ten warmest years in the UK on record have all occurred since 2002, the Met Office has announced, and things are due to get hotter.
As the temperatures rise crop cycles will be altered, Britain's emerald green parks will be scorched and eco-systems will be damaged.
All the while, rising sea levels caused by melting ice caps and glaciers, coupled with fewer but more intense periods of rainfall , will make horrific floods like the one affecting lives in Yorkshire right now far more common.
As part of the Daily Mirror's climate change edition we have created a new tool that allows you to see exactly what the climate will be like where you live in the future.
We can expect warmer and drier summers in the UK in the future - but how warm, and how dry depends on where you live, and what action we take on climate change.
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The widget shows how much wetter or drier your part of the UK can expect to be compared to the end of the 20th century - and the amount that the sea level is expected to rise on the nearest bit of coastline to you.
The figures have been taken from the Met Office’s official UK climate projections and they correspond to two different climate change scenarios.
The “best case scenario” - known as RCP2.6 - is a world where there is a major shift in climate policies.
That would mean all countries - including developing ones - taking action in the next few years to reduce their emissions.
Under that scenario, global CO2 emissions peak by 2020 and decline to around zero by 2080.
Under the “worst case” scenario - which scientists call RCP 8.5 - emissions continue to increase rapidly throughout the 21st century, with little or no action taken to stop the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere rising.
It is impossible to predict the future, but scientists can calculate what is likely to happen if certain conditions are met.
That’s why, as well as showing the median average figure, the widget gives a range of values that are likely to happen.
Methodology
All data is taken from the Met Office's UKCP18 Dataset.
All ranges given are for the 10th-90th percentile of any projections, while the animation and colour change follows the median figures.
The temperature and precipitation figures are taken by region from the UKCP18 probabilistic projections.
The temperature figure is the mean surface temperature rise relative to the 1981-2000 period.
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Darrell Bazian - Co-Founder
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Dave Karbon - Co-Founder
Dave serves as ALP Music's CFO and Project Consultant, where he helps clients select the right music for their project within a budget they can afford.
Darrell Bazian -
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Darrell
has recorded, mixed and mastered theALP Music Library
. He is proficient in Pro Tools, Adobe Suites, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Wordpress and more.Nick Marko -
Co-Founder
Marko
a multi-instrumentalist composed theALP Catalog
with Bazian.David Karbon -
Co-Founder
Dave
serves asALP Music's
CFO and Project Consultant, where he helps clients select the right music for their project within a budget they can afford.


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Setup
- Go to project folder
cd backend
- Install Dependencies
npm run setup
- Create .env with following content
````
DB_HOST=
DB_DATABASE=
DB_USER=
DB_PASSWORD=
PORT=3000
SECRET=AAA
````
Run
- Start Server
npm start
- Open in url or using an Endpoint tester (postman)
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An Apple iOS inspired toggle switch input control for Angular 1 applications. This angular directive is extremely lightweight, not requiring a ton of dependencies (only Angular). Options to easily adjust the styling are provided via Bootstrap-like classes.
A recreation of the toggle switch in iOS 7/8. Source: Dribble
Download package directly from Github, unzip and place the files that are in dist
(angular-ui-toggle-min.js
and angular-ui-toggle-min.css
) somewhere in your project directory.
Alternatively, package is also available on NPM: npm install angular-ui-toggle
.
Add a reference to the script and stylesheet in your HTML.
html
<link href="/yourDirectory/angular-ui-toggle-min.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="/yourDirectory/angular-ui-toggle-min.js"></script>
Include module (uiToggle
) in your Angular application.
js
var app = angular.module('app', [
'uiToggle',
...
]);
angular-ui-toggle is now available for use – see usage section below for examples.
Absolute bare minimum for a functioning toggle switch:
html
<ui-toggle ng-model="isEnabled"></ui-toggle>
Optional attributes:
html
class=""
disabled
id=""
name=""
<!-- Success (green) -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-success"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Primary (deep blue) -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-primary"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Info (light blue) -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-info"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Warning (orange) -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-warning"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Danger (red) -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-danger"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Extra small -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-xs"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Small -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-sm"></ui-toggle>
<!-- Large -->
<ui-toggle class="toggle-lg"></ui-toggle>


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Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions will seek U.S. Senate seat: source
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Jeff Sessions, a former attorney general forced out by President Donald Trump, will announce on Thursday he is running next year to regain his old U.S. Senate seat from Alabama, a Republican official familiar with his plans said on Wednesday.
Sessions, 72, a frequent target of Trump’s anger over his decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe, will be trying to reclaim a seat he resigned to join the Trump administration.
His decision to enter the race was first reported by the Associated Press.
Sessions enters a crowded field seeking the Republican nomination to face Democratic Senator Doug Jones in the November 2020 election in a Southern state considered reliably Republican.
Sessions held the seat from 1997 to 2017.
Sessions “wants to get back in the game,” and U.S. Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama will help him raise money, said the Republican source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
The source said Sessions was the Republican Party’s best chance for a Senate pickup in next year’s election, but it was unclear how Trump would react to the development.
Trump has called his selection of Sessions as attorney general “the biggest mistake” of his presidency.
Sessions was an early and loyal supporter of Trump. But after being publicly ridiculed by the president, Sessions was ousted on Nov. 7, 2018. He was replaced briefly by Matthew Whitaker until William Barr was confirmed to the job in February.
Sessions’ decision to recuse himself from the federal investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election paved the way for the appointment of Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Trump has denounced the Mueller probe as a “witch hunt.”


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StataKnitr
Unlike many of the other programming languages that knitr supports, Stata doesn’t work as well when trying to compile literate programming documents. Other discussions about this issue and potential solutions can be found here, here, and here.
The biggest problem of using Stata with knitr is that each chunk is treated as its own do file and run in independent Stata sessions through the command line. This means that changes aren’t persistent across chunks and strange behaviors occur, assuming the document compiles at all. One can attempt to set up a profile.do
file to help with persistence, but I had trouble with it.
StataKnitr comes from my attempt to knit a Stata do file into an HTML file. My solution is to run the Stata do file using a bash chunk in knitr and then parse the resulting log file with an R helper function I wrote called logparse()
. Images are aligned with another R function, alignfigure()
. The resulting workflow isn’t as smooth as one might desire, but it works well for making a nice presentation of Stata code and output when that is required.
Requirements
This method requires:
- a do that can be run from top to bottom and is well commented with unique comments
- a log file of the session
- the ability to run Stata from the command line (batch mode)
rmarkdown
package in Rstataknitrhelper.r
be accessible by the rmarkdown file (the default is to have it in the same directory)
NOTE
I have an OS X system, so I suspect it will work on other *NIX systems. I’m not sure about Windows.
Set up
Construct your stata do file
It must run from top to bottom without error and save a log of the output. Also, every section that you want displayed should have a unique comment. demo.do
is an example:
// log stata session with *.log file
log using "demo.log", replace
// load data
webuse school, clear
// create nominal income variable; summarize
gen inc = exp(loginc)
summarize inc
// list observations inc
list obs inc
// close log and exit
log close
exit
Construct your knitr rmd file
Call do file
After setting any knitr chunk options that you want, call your do file with a knitr chunk that uses engine = 'bash'
in the options:
## run accompanying .do file to get log file for parsing
stata -b -q do demo.do
NOTE
Your command line Stata call may be different from
stata
. If you have StataSE or StataMP and you haven’t created a symlink usingstata
, you may need to call the command withstata-se
orstata-mp
.
Store log file
Store the log file in an object in the next knitr chunk:
## save log file in object
lf <- 'demo.log'
Parse log
To get the chunk you want, use logparse()
wraped with writeLines()
to grab the relevant part of the log file and print to output. The R function will take line numbers, but it’s easiest to use with unique comments. If the comments aren’t unique, the function should still run, but with undesired output:
start <- 'load data'
end <- 'create nominal income variable; summarize'
writeLines(logparse(lf, start = start, end = end))
NOTE
The default option for
logparse()
is to drop the first and last lines when printing the pulled section. This is so the first and last comment aren’t printed to the console when the comments are placed above, rather than inline with, the relevant code. If you use inline comments or want to show the first and last lines, set thelogparse
optioninclude = TRUE
.
Set up with graphics
When called from the command line, Stata can only produce graphics in *.ps
and *.eps
format. I couldn’t get rmarkdown to work with these files. To work around this, I include code at the beginning of the knitr document (in the BASH chunk just below the stata ...
call) that uses ImageMagick to convert the EPS files to PNG:
## convert plots used in this file to png
plotlist=(*.eps)
for i in ${plotlist[@]};
do
base=${i%.eps}
convert -density $dpi -flatten $base.eps $base.png;
done
This code finds all EPS files in the directory and converts them to PNG files with the same name. For it to work, the YAML frontmatter needs to include the params:dpi
option and the following line in the first knitr setup chunk:
## set yaml params in environment
Sys.setenv(dpi = params$dpi)
To get files of different size, change the current density value of 150
to whatever you want in the params
option of rmarkdown::render()
(see below).
Do file setup for plots
Make sure your do file exports images using the graph export
command:
// create scatter of years by loginc; export to file
scatter years loginc, name(sc_yearsXloginc)
graph export "sc_yearsXloginc.eps", name(sc_yearsXloginc) replace
Call plot in document
Call the plot in the rmarkdown document either with the standard ![]
command or, if you want to align it, using alignfigure()
wrapped in writeLines()
and using the results = 'asis'
chunk option. Here is an example using the demo_plots.rmd
:
writeLines(alignfigure('sc_yearsXloginc.png', 'center'))
Run
To run, open an R session in the same directory as your RMD file and run rmarkdown::render()
. Here’s an example using demo.rmd
:
rmarkdown::render('demo.rmd')
If you want to change the size of the image, you need to pass the change in the render
options:
rmarkdown::render('demo.rmd', params = list(dpi = 300))
See the files in demo_html
for examples HTML output.
Styling options
Because Stata, unlike R, repeats the command in the output, I didn’t want to echo the command as well. This means, by default, all the output code chunks were the same color as the backgroud. To add contrast, I change the CSS with the custom.css
file. You can change as you like or remove the call from the YAML to use the default settings.


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City Bus Cameras Capture Giant Meteor Streaking Across the Sky
by Genevieve ScaranoCity buses caught a massive meteor on camera as it hurtled across the sky over Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Saturday night.
Milwaukee County Transit System buses that captured the strange sight were traveling north at approximately 5:45 p.m. local time, USA Today noted. The giant meteor looked like a glowing fireball and only appeared for a couple of seconds.
Multiple witnesses, including meteorologist Tom Wachs, spotted the meteor on Nov. 23.
For more meteor activity insights, visit the American Meteor Society’s website.
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Senatla hell-bent on becoming a 15s Springbok
Herman Mostert - Sport24
Cape Town - Blitzbok speedster Seabelo Senatla is determined to force his way into the Springbok 15-a-side team.
Senatla has become a superstar on the sevens circuit, scoring 224 tries in 203 matches for the Blitzboks, leaving him fourth overall on the World Rugby Sevens Series try-scorers list.
England's Dan Norton tops the list with 338 tries, followed by Kenya's Collins Injera (271) and Argentina's Santiago Gomez Cora (230).
The 26-year-old Senatla has tried his hand in 15s rugby in recent seasons, playing on the wing for the Stormers in Super Rugby.
He hasn't quite reached the same lofty heights in the 15-a-side format, but it hasn't deterred him in reaching his goals.
"Seabelo is absolutely convinced that he can become a Springbok. That is his focus. He is actually discounting quite a bit in terms of wages to be able to do that. I hope he makes it. He is really keen," Stormers coach John Dobson said during a media briefing at the team's High Performance Centre in Bellville on Monday.
Senatla, along with Stormers team-mate Ruhan Nel, will play for Blitzboks in the first two World Rugby Sevens events in Dubai (December 5-7) and Cape Town (December 13-15), before committing to the Stormers for Super Rugby.
Dobson said midfielder Nel could leave later in the season if he cracks the nod for South Africa's Tokyo Olympic team.
"We've got Angelo Davids, Ruhan and Seabelo. Angelo is staying with the Sevens for the whole season, while Seabelo and Ruhan will join us at our pre-season camp after the Cape Town Sevens. Seabelo will be with us full-time. If he gets selected, Ruhan will go to the Olympics and miss the Super Rugby playoffs," Dobson added.


For new databases created with DB2 version 9.7, the cur_commit configuration parameter is on by default.
Possible values for this parameter are:
For upgraded databases, the parameter is set to DISABLED to maintain the same behavior as in previous releases. If you want to use currently committed on cursor stability scans, you need to set the cur_commit configuration parameter to ON after the upgrade.
If you set the configuration parameter to AVAILABLE, you need to explicitly request for currently committed behavior to see the results that are currently committed.
To set the parameter to ON: