TDCJ News
Executive director’s update: TDCJ Legislative Appropriations Request for FY 2020-21
by Bryan Collier, Executive Director
Months before the Texas Legislature convenes, the state’s budgeting process begins when the Legislative Budget Board and the Governor's Office of Budget and Policy direct the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and other state agencies to prepare and submit a Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR). LARs outline the funding requirements associated with each agency's strategic plan and serve as a fiscal expression of the agency's operational priorities and cost projections.
For the 2020-21 biennium, state leadership instructed agencies to limit budget requests so they would either match or be less than the 2018-19 funding levels. TDCJ’s FY 2020-21 LAR and its associated operating budget exemplify responsible fiscal stewardship with a continued emphasis on spending restraint and include only items of critical importance. Agency employees should also remember that the LAR is only the first step in a lengthy appropriations process, and any decisions impacting agency appropriations and operations will be carefully considered by both the governor and legislature before such measures are adopted.
TDCJ’s base budget provides funding to maintain current parole and probation caseload ratios, to continue current treatment and diversion initiatives, and reflects the transfer of community supervision and corrections department (CSCD) staff health insurance from TDCJ to the Employees Retirement System of Texas.
Requests for amounts in excess of the budgeted funds may be submitted as "exceptional items," and TDCJ’s LAR includes funding requests for exceptional items related to critical issues affecting essential operations such as security staffing and related overtime costs, offender health care, and infrastructure.
Because diversion and treatment initiatives help us maintain a stable and successful criminal justice system, increased funding has been requested for local CSCDs, mental health and substance abuse treatment, and offender reintegration.
Exceptional items listed in TDCJ’s 2020-21 LAR include:
- Funding to maintain more than 100 facilities across the state, many of which are 75 years old or older. TDCJ’s LAR covers only part of the needed infrastructure repair and renovation, so projects like roof repairs, security fencing and lighting, electrical renovation, and water and wastewater system improvements are prioritized based on security and safety needs.
- Salary increases for parole and correctional officers, along with a career ladder restructuring to address correctional officer recruitment and retention issues. The maximum correctional officers’ salary would rise from $43,049 to $47,041. Starting pay for new parole officers would go up to $43,690, and the maximum salary for a PO would increase from $44,661 to $49,127. Ranking correctional and parole officers and correctional laundry and food service managers would receive similar pay increases.
- Funding to expand mental health services and medical beds in specialized correctional housing for mentally ill offenders, who would otherwise be placed in restrictive housing. Funding would also provide a supportive, sheltered environment for offenders who do not require infirmary care but have medical needs that cannot be met in a general population environment.
- Additional CSCD funding to improve and expand cognitive behavioral programs and mental health, substance abuse, and domestic violence treatment in areas with the greatest need, and to increase mental health residential services in rural areas. The requested funding increase would serve approximately 20,000 additional offenders annually.
- The agency’s offender healthcare providers, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) and the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), have indicated that supplemental funding is needed to provide the quality of care and services required to meet minimum standards. Less funding could lead to the elimination of some services, data system failures and lapses in information security. The university providers find it difficult to recruit and retain staff at TDCJ correctional facilities, and funds have been requested to provide targeted salary adjustments for these positions. The system also has a critical need for X-ray systems, dental chairs and other capital equipment.
- The legislature has previously appropriated funds for comprehensive security surveillance systems to monitor offender activities and movement on 14 maximum-security TDCJ facilities. These systems, which have up to 900 cameras and record retention capabilities of up to three weeks, have significantly improved safety and security by deterring assaults and escape attempts and preventing contraband smuggling and other serious violations. Continuation of this funding would allow for the installation of comprehensive video surveillance systems on four additional maximum-security facilities.
- Funding for the Texas Correctional Office on Offenders with Medical or Mental Impairments (TCOOMMI) to expand jail diversion services for special-needs offenders in rural areas, and to help offenders with high criminogenic risk and clinical care needs. These services will improve TCOOMMI’s ability to provide intensive mental health case management, psychiatric assessments and diagnostics, and psychosocial rehabilitation.
- Funding for the Corrections Information Technology System Project to modernize the current legacy computer systems used to manage offender information. The current systems are 40 years old, comprise more than 12 million lines of COBOL programming code and require maintenance for nearly 70 different systems. These aging systems pose a security risk, are incompatible with current software and are difficult to maintain as the number of technicians with COBOL experience continues to decline. Funding for this project would allow the agency to provide a sustainable and secure information system, which could be expanded when necessary.
- Funding for post-secondary programs to help offenders develop marketable job skills in such career areas as welding, auto technology, HVAC, truck driving, construction carpentry and culinary arts, so they can find work when they re-enter society. This additional funding will allow for more post-secondary programs and to find additional colleges and universities to provide these services in areas where they are not currently available.
- HB 3130 of the 85th Legislature allows offenders convicted of a state felony to serve a sentence of confinement, under community supervision, for a total of 270 days with the condition the offender spends 90 days of confinement within a state jail facility and participates in a 180-day educational and vocational training program. This bill requires the agency to establish the non-residential, education/vocational training pilot program in four regional locations throughout the state. While the program may help reduce recidivism, there will be no immediate cost savings for incarceration, and the agency will need additional funding to implement this program.
In addition to our request for targeted salary increases for parole and correctional officers, we are encouraging state leadership to consider pay raises for all state employees, including probation officers at our local CSCDs, in recognition of their hard work and dedication. We understand that the state’s leadership will have to make many difficult funding decisions during the upcoming legislative session, and we are confident that the criminal justice system’s critical funding requirements will be met. We also appreciate both the governor’s and the legislature’s long record of strong support for TDCJ’s frontline employees.
The 86th regular session of the Texas Legislature convenes on January 8, 2019, and is scheduled to end on May 27. The agency will continue using the TDCJ website and Connections newsletter to keep employees informed of fiscal and policy developments.
FY 2019 Operating Budget and FY 2020-21 Legislative Appropriations Request (LAR) Summary Document
Summary of TDCJ’s FY 2020-21 LAR Exceptional Items
Important dates for the TDCJ budget process:
- August 24: TBCJ considers and votes on TDCJ LAR
- August/September: submission of the TDCJ LAR, LBB and GOBP hold joint budget hearings
- October through December: LBB and GOBP develop budget recommendations
- January: LBB recommendations and governor's proposals are delivered to the legislature. The House of Representatives and Senate file their versions of the General Appropriations Bill
- January through May: Legislature considers and adopts the General Appropriations Bill
- May 27: scheduled close of regular legislative session
- June: Comptroller certifies the General Appropriations Bill; governor approves or disapproves of the entire bill or sections of the bill.


Position those elements!
a crash course on CSS positioning.
March 29, 2015
OH, CSS positiong. How you have caused me so many headaches this week. Figuring out which position property to use and when, can be a bit tricky. So I'm going to lay out all that I know - here. With the hopes that it will help you, and me, get a handle on this sometimes complicated property.
BUT, Before we get to positioning, we should talk about what CSS is, exactly. CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. Cascading Style Sheets contain special code that makes your website pretty. That's right, if HTML builds the structure of your page; then CSS designs it. The set up is simple. You start by selecting the element in the HTML that you want to manipulate. Then, when you decide what you want to do to that element, you choose the appropriate property. Finally, you plug in the value that suits your design needs. With CSS, you can change colors, fonts, sizes and even an element's position on the page (which is what we will be talking about today.) For our examples and explanations below we will be selecting the <main> element to position with CSS.
First let's discuss the static property value. Stactic positioning is the default position an element has on the page. It's the position the element has in the normal flow of the HTML document. You cannot use the top, right, bottom, left or z-index properties on this property value because, you don't need it. You will probably never see this property in a style sheet, because it basically tells elements to, "Stay in your natural flow!".
Next the relative property value, which can be a bit tricky. At least for me it was. Essentially, when you relatively position an element, you can manipulate it's location on the page - without actually changing the flow of that page. In other words, you can move the element, but the spot from which it originated, will still be there.  With this value, you can use properties like, top, right, bottom and left to determine the exact place on the page you want to stick your element.
main {
position: relative;
top: 120px;
left: 300px;
}
And then the plot thickens. Now we come to the absolute position. Which is similar to the relative position but different because when you absolutely position an element, it is moved from the flow of the page entirely. It's treated as if it where never even in the page all together. With this value, you can use the top, right, bottom and left properties to determine the exact location on the page, however, it's position will be relative to it's parent element. For example, if the <main> element is nested inside of a <div> element, then it will be positioned on the page according to the <div>'s location. In order for this to work, the parent element (or the <div> in our example) has to also have a position property with a value of relative, absolute or fixed (not static). Otherwise, it will position itself according to the overarching <html> element.
main {
position: absolute;
bottom: 350px;
z-index: -250px;
}
Last, but not least: the fixed position. Like the absolute position, the element is removed from the normal flow of the document. All the other elements around it act like it's not even there. The difference here is, the fixed value, fixes an element on the page according to the browser window. So even if the user scrolls down, the fixed element will still be there. This is good to use for social media icons, or menus that you want your user to always see.
main {
position: fixed;
top: 400px;
right: 200px;
}
There you have it! A quick crash course on CSS positioning. I hope this helps you as much as it has helped me. Have questions? Suggestions? Or just good ol' general feedback? Tweet me @nikkip_squared.


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- Ness
- Autopulse
- MySqlConnect
- Autopulse
You can include this library to your code file by typing the below code;
use Ness\Autopulse\MySqlConnect
Getting Started #top
Ness PHP Framework uses libraries derived from PHP's PDO library for database operations. There are currently classes for MySQL databases that are frequently preferred by developers. However, Ness PHP supports all databases supported by the PHP PDO plugin. All you need to do is specify the required connection string at the time the class is derived. This article is followed by articles describing all these operations and showing the use of the functions.You can use MySql connections with the MySqlConnect class and use the dbConnect class for all other PDO-enabled transactions.Once you have successfully defined your connection, you can run your queries using the MySqlCommand or dbCommand + dbConnect classes.
Using MySql Database #top
This library is used to manage your mysql connections.
Create a Connection
You can create your connection in construct when you define your database variable.
$connection = new MySqlConnect($host, $user, $pass, $db, $options);
| Create a new connection | ||
| Return | Object | |
| Parameters | $host String; Connection Host $user String; Username of connection $pass String; Password for connection $db String; Database name $options Array Optional;PHP PDO Options |
Connection Source #top
This function is used to return an active database connection.
$connection->Source();
| Get an active connection for using with MySqlCommand class. | ||
| Return | PDO Connection | |
| Parameters | None |
Check Connection #top
Check if connection is available
$connection->isConnected();
| Check for active connection | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters | None |
Error List #top
Show last connection errors.
$connection->lastError();
| Check for last connection error | ||
| Return | String | |
| Parameters | None |
Reconnect to Database #top
Reconnect to active database.
$connection->Connection($host, $user, $pass, $db, $options);
| Create a new connection | ||
| Return | Object | |
| Parameters | $host String; Connection Host $user String; Username of connection $pass String; Password for connection $db String; Database name $options Array Optional;PHP PDO Options |
Close an active Connection #top
Close connection to active database.
$connection->Close();
| Close a connection | ||
| Return | Boolean | |
| Parameters | None |
Example #top
Lets create a connection to a database called blogdb and print message if connection is available;
use Ness\Controller as myController;
use Ness\Autopulse\MySqlConnect;
class indexController extends myController
{
public function indexAction($param = 0)
{
$con_str = array("host"=>"localhost",
"password"=>"",
"user"=>"root",
"database-name"=>"blogdb");
$con = new MySqlConnect($con_str["host"],
$con_str["user"],
$con_str["password"],
$con_str["database-name"]);
if($con->isConnected()){
echo "Connection Available";
}else{
echo "Connection Error -: ".$con->lastError();
}
}
}


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RTStim 2.0 is a hard-real-time application for Neuroimaging and Neuropsychology experimentation. RTStim runs on a RTAI 24.1.11 patched Linux 2.4.20 kernel. RTStim is well suited for precise MEG, FMRI and EEG experimentation. The system makes use of the RTAI real-time executive to obtain hard-real-time scheduling. Low-latency is achieved by writing our own kernel-space drivers for the peripherals. A RME audio card and Radeon 7500 or 9000 AGP DVI graphics card are selected to guarantee the low-latency hardware performance.
This document covers the use and installation of RTStim. The following table lists the contents of the RTStim 2.0 release. Please see the RTStim website at: http://www.unm.edu/~sheltraw/rtstim/ where one can download RTStim, obtain news about RTStim and subscribe to the RTStim mailing list.
| Docs/ | RTStim manual |
| Makefile | Makefile for all subdirectories. |
| RTCentralapp/ | source code of RTCentralApp which is the official entry GUI of RTStim. |
| build_sequence/ | source code of the tool for the sequence builder GUI. |
| stim/ | source code of the rtstim kernel module. |
| paradigms/ | example sequences. |
| Images/ | image files used by examples. |
| Sounds/ | sound files used by examples. |
| Utils/ | sim_keypad, sim_sync, and the RTStim log tool |
| bash_profile | the example bash_profile we used for user 'rtstim' |


• Commit creation dialog
• Documentation presentation
• Supported IDEA releases
• Changes in 0.19.0
Thanks to patrek's suggestion, we now have a dialog to create commit messages.
The dialog can be opened via the Conventional Commit icon near the commit message area (the default shortcut is CTRL+B)
and it is pretty straightforward to use. It can also be navigated with assistive technologies.
Regarding accessibility, I've tried using the IDE with NVDA
through keyboard only, and I've noticed we are still lacking a bit both on the Platform itself and on my side.
During development I've spent a lot of time trying to understand how Swing works with a11y
and the knowledge I've absorbed for the dialog itself will be applied to the other areas of the plugin.
The commit token's documentation presentation has changed a bit.
I wanted to display more, and more accurate, information for the proposed token.
I don't know if you'll find it better or worse, so please let me know in the
feedback issue on GitHub.
As announced in 0.18.0, I've moved up the minimum supported IDEA release to 202.6397.
This allowed the removal of some workarounds in place for compatibility reasons, and will make
future development easier.
Following is a short summary, but you can look at all the commits here.
Features:
• allowed creation of commit messages through a specialized dialog (as described above).
• allowed navigation of inspections results with keyboard shortcuts inside the commit message editor.
Refactorings:
• improved presentation of commit tokens' documentation.
• shown the release changelog version in the tab title inside the What's New dialog.
• cleaned-up the source code.


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While Blender may not be a 3D application you’re as familiar with, and is definitely not one that’s found its way into big name studios it’s still an extremely powerful 3D program. When it comes to strictly asset creation Blender has found its way into the hearts of many indie game developers and hobbyists.
One of the best elements of Blender is its modeling tools. While all three applications have the capabilities of creating the same asset, Blender is known to have a very intuitive and easy to understanding modeling workflow. If you’re getting a 3D application strictly for asset creation then Blender can be a great option.
Of course, Blender has the full capabilities you’d find in any 3D application like rigging, texturing and animation. It also has a built-in game engine. Now, this game engine is definitely not amazing, but it still makes it very easy to quickly prototype ideas directly in the 3D application.
Blender also has a huge community of Blender enthusiasts and game developers so you’ll have lots of avenues for support.
Unlike the other two 3D programs, Blender has no sticker price at all. That’s right, it’s a completely free 3D application! This is one of the main reasons why it’s an extremely popular program among smaller game development studios. If you’re on a very tight budget, then Blender is definitely a smart choice.
There are a lot of things that go into asset creation, luckily for you all three of these 3D programs have the capabilities of achieving what you need to accomplish. There’s no right or wrong choice, and choosing one can really come down to personal preference or your budget.
(Souce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEH8mUPaGYQ,
http://blog.digitaltutors.com/3ds-max-maya-lt-blender-3d-software-choose-asset-creation/ )


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Lotto Max winning numbers
by The Canadian PressThe winning numbers in Friday’s Lotto Max draw for an estimated $40 million: 05, 09, 23, 29, 30, 31 & 37.
Bonus 34.
In the event of any discrepancy between this list and the official winning numbers, the latter shall prevail.


winds 156 mph and up (135+ kt)
Complete roof failure on many residences and industrial buildings.
Some complete building failures with small utility buildings blown over or away.
Flooding causes major damage to lower floors of all structures near the shoreline.
Massive evacuation of residential areas may be required.


Speeding up evaluation of structures for the Angry Birds Game
Laura Calle, JJ Merelo, Mario García-Valdez, A. Mora-García
IJCCI 2019
Angry Birds, the game
Angry Birds level design competition
Prerrequisite: stand-up structures
Beautiful, playable, interesting
Yes is more!
Sound and interesting
By using Evolutionary algorithms
Free-form evolution of structures
Using Angry Birds' building blocks
Structures are free form
Position, angle, type.
A plethora of genetic operators
Sample crossover
Random set ⊂ Chromosome-1 ∪ Chromosome-2
Common block crossover
(Chromosome-1 ∩ Chromosome-2) ∪ (Random set ⊂ Chromosome-1 ∪ Chromosome-2)
Mutation
Rotation
Change type
Move x, y coordinates
Score by stability
Penalized overlaps, distance to ground, broken blocks
Zero penalty ⇒ simulate in Science birds
Returns average falling speed of fragments.
Takes time
Improvement!
Use Box2D for physics simulation
Evaluation done externally
⇒ Evaluation as part of the EA
Penalizes gaps in Y axis.
Consider fasters object
Add pre-configured blocks.
Free form generation: it works!
Fitness design: essential
Yes is more!
Constraints → Interest and creativity


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K
- the type of keys maintained by this mapV
- the type of mapped valuespublic interface ConcurrentMap<K,V> extends Map<K,V>
Map
providing additional atomic
putIfAbsent, remove, and replace methods.
Memory consistency effects: As with other concurrent
collections, actions in a thread prior to placing an object into a
ConcurrentMap
as a key or value
happen-before
actions subsequent to the access or removal of that object from
the ConcurrentMap
in another thread.
This interface is a member of the Java Collections Framework.
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|---|---|
V |
putIfAbsent(K key,
V value)
If the specified key is not already associated
with a value, associate it with the given value.
|
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remove(Object key,
Object value)
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if (!map.containsKey(key)) return map.put(key, value); else return map.get(key);except that the action is performed atomically.
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and this map does not permit null keys or valuesIllegalArgumentException
- if some property of the specified key
or value prevents it from being stored in this mapboolean remove(Object key, Object value)
if (map.containsKey(key) && map.get(key).equals(value)) { map.remove(key); return true; } else return false;except that the action is performed atomically.
key
- key with which the specified value is associatedvalue
- value expected to be associated with the specified keyUnsupportedOperationException
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type for this map
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(optional)boolean replace(K key, V oldValue, V newValue)
if (map.containsKey(key) && map.get(key).equals(oldValue)) { map.put(key, newValue); return true; } else return false;except that the action is performed atomically.
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if (map.containsKey(key)) { return map.put(key, value); } else return null;except that the action is performed atomically.
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Fatalities following serious crash, Waiotahi, Bay of Plenty
by New Zealand Police"Fatalities following serious crash, Waiotahi, Bay of Plenty"
Two people have died following a serious crash on SH2 / Waiotahi Beach Road.
Police received a report of the two-vehicle crash around 10:10am.
Four other people are reported to have been injured.
The Serious Crash Unit are attending and the road is expected to be closed for a number of hours.
Diversions are in place at SH2 and Woodlands Road to the east, and SH2 and Waiotahi Valley Road to the west.
Heavy vehicles however will be unable to take the diversion and will need to wait for the road to re-open.
ENDS


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HP Chromebook x360 down to $349 ($250 off) in early Black Friday deal
by David OhIf you're looking for a large Chromebook that's still fast enough to get some serious work done, the HP 2-in-1 Chromebook x360 is a great choice. After falling in price to $349 only once this year, it's back again as part of Best Buy's early Black Friday special.
This particular model — 14-DA0011DX — comes with an Intel Core i3 8130U dual-core CPU, 8GB of RAM, a 1080P screen, 64GB of eMMc storage, a backlit keyboard, and a flexible hinge for 360-degree rotation. In terms of ports, HP offers good flexibility: 2x USB-C, 1x USB-A, 1x headphone/mic, and a microSD slot. It only weighs 3.7 lbs. and offers up to 14 hours of battery life.
For those worried about support expiration, you need not be concerned as the HP Chromebook x360 will be updated until June of 2025.
For additional Chromebook choices, check out our Best Buy Black Friday listing, as well as our comprehensive Black Friday round-up.
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Developers Italia is a project developed in collaboration between AGID and the Digital Transformation Department which administers it.
This website was born in order to improve and simplify the relationship between developers and the Public Administration, fostering the development of modern and well integrated digital services. Up until today, with rare exceptions, the central Public Administration was limited to writing rules and laws, using a bureaucratic and non technical language, without tools and initiatives aimed at adequately supporting people who want to develop and create technological projects. Developers Italia fills this gap proposing a technical and less bureaucratic approach. The open source approach is a key element in Developers Italia, in order to encourage collaboration, reuse and continuous improvement.
Further information about the project goals may be found in the launch Medium post.
Contacts
We are reachable via Slack or through the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>address.
Team
Former Team Members & Contributors
Community Leaders
Maintainers & Contributors
(This section lists only those people whose membership to github.com/italia is set to public.)


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The FreeRADIUS security contact is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>All security related information or notifications should be sent to that address. Security notifications may be signed with the pgp key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>All input is sanity-checked before use.
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The name "Spicer" has come up a few
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apparently involved with the murder of the four girls in the story of the THE CROW FAMILY OF GREENE COUNTY, PA, AND MONROE
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In addition, in response to an inquiry
regarding 'Spicer' a reader commented, "I don't know his first name. That's the only name
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two of the children taken into captivity, but I don't know if that would be the
same Spicer."
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The ECOVACS DEEBOT 711 is normally priced at $529, so not a bad price at all. And we are unlikely to see this drop any further in price, for Black Friday later this week.
This robot vacuum from ECOVACS is a really great one to pick up. Obviously it works with Amazon Alexa for some great voice control, since the Echo Dot is being included here.
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Arrays
Arrays don't allow the freedoms hashes provide and for that reason should be used sparingly. Arrays are ordered, integer-indexed collections of any object. Within an array we can have any data type. The index of an array is ordered such that the first element in the array is at the zeroth spot and the second element is in the first position and so on. To access an element in a array one can simply write ary[0] to get the first element. Arrays can also be manipulated and iterated over to perform powerful tasks.
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Strings are a specific data type always wrapped around quotation marks. When a compiler reads a string it separates each letter such that it replicates the functionality of an array. Strings can also be manipulated as well using built in functions.
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Only simple colors (with no alpha channel) are allowed. The values are compatible with CSS.
The HTML is quite simple, first we need to create an <input>
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and with an ID "Color"
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use
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@NotNull public org.bukkit.event.block.Action getBlockAction()
Returns the action type of block interaction.
@Nullable public org.bukkit.block.Block getClickedBlock()
Returns the clicked block
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Returns the item in hand represented by this event
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I am an engineer interested in Human-Computer Interaction, User Experience and Big Data.I have received a master's degree in Human Factors Engineering from Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology(UNIST). There, I joined Interactions Lab and studied the design space of interactions for technology-supported at-home exercises, advised by Professor Ian Oakley. Prior to this, I received a bachelor's degree in engineering with a specialization in Digital Image Processing and an interdisciplinary degree in Entrepreneurship from Chung-Ang University.
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Penguin for Power Users
Although Penguin is designed to be easy to pick up and get started, Penguin and Swift combine together to make powerful analysis concise.
Extensions on PTable
Because PTable
is just a normal Swift type, you can define extensions on it.
Warning: overusing these power features can make your code harder for others (including your “future self”) harder to understand later. Use appropriate caution, and happy analyzing!
Easy typed column access
If you often need to access a particular column and it is always the same type, you can provide a helper to be able to easily access it:
extension PTable {
var name: PTypedColumn<String> { self["name"].asDType() }
}
Beware: this extension affects all PTable
s, not just ones that have a "name"
column! It’s
best practice to scope these extensions tightly (e.g. fileprivate
if used in a library, or in a
non-exported cell if using Jupyter). Alternatively, use the (forthcoming) PTypedTable
type
instead.
Boolean properties of data types
Penguin’s PTypedColumn
s support easy access to boolean properties of the underlying data types to
facilitate slicing and dicing. For example, if we had a table with temperature readings using our
custom Temperature
data type, we could filter down to only readings
below freezing by doing the following:
let datatable = // ...
let freezingReadings = datatable[datatable.temperature.isBelowFreezing]


--- layout: post title: Database Modeling Tools date: '2009-07-07T00:00:00+02:00' tags: - database-modeling - database - postgresql category: 'PostgreSQL' tumblr_url: http://andywenk.tumblr.com/post/393203106/database-modeling-tools ---
Hi,
actually a user was looking for a database modeling tool at the postgresql mailinglist. As I do use a piece of paper for my db modeling and having used DbDesigner during my time using MySQL and Windows, I thought it would be a good chance to have a look at some tools. Actually two have been supposed by the list members.
Power* Architect (thanks to Thomas Kellerer for the tip)
This is a data modeling and profiling tool. It supports not just PostgreSQL but also many other DBMS. The connection to the database is handled by a JDBC driver. It’s avilable for MAC OS X, Windows and Linux and it’s open source (GPL v 3).
Here are some more features (copied from the page below):
- Connects to multiple source databases concurrently
- Compares data models & database structures and identifies discrepancies
- Drag-and-drop source tables & columns into the playpen
- Remembers the origin of each column
- Generates source-to-target visual Mapping Reports
- Forward-engineers to PostgreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL Server & more
- Saves source data structure snapshots in the project, so you can work remotely
- All project data is stored in an easy-to-parse XML format
- OLAP schema modeling: Cubes, Measures, Dimensions, Hierarchies & Levels
Power* Architect is developed by a Canadian company called SQL Power. You can get more info and download at http://www.sqlpower.ca/page/architect
MicroOLAP Database Designer for PostgreSQL (thanks to Pavel Golub for the tip)
This is another one but unfortunately available only for Windows. As of this reason, I did not check it but it is said, that it has a good support for wine on Linux OS. Here are some features (taken from the page below):
-simple physical database creation by using a wizard;
-Database structure generation;
-Database modification: generation of ALTER statements to bring a database to the state of the diagram;
-Reverse engineering (import) of existing databases from multiple sources;
-Export of a diagram to popular graphics formats;
-Database structure reports generation;
-Cheking a diagram for errors;
-Merging of diagrams;
-Ability to print diagram out on multiple pages;
-Works under Windows 2000, XP, 2003.
-Support of PostgreSQL server starting from 7.4 and a partial support of PostgreSQL 7.3;
This software is developed by a company called MicroOLAP. They have many other software concerning database. For more info and download see http://microolap.com/products/database/postgresql-designer/.
If you are looking for a GUI database modeling tool, hopefully these are some good tips.
Andy


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I made this proxy generator for people who want to try out cards from SW Destiny before buying them.
This open-source project was made by
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For a general introduction to the CHAI 3D libraries, we highly recommend to review in numerical order the well documented examples provided with the framework.
For overviews of various selected features or general organization of CHAI 3D, see the above "Modules" and "Files" links.
Some functionalities or support for certain haptic devices may vary depending of the operating system you are using. CHAI 3D is currently supported on the following platforms:
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tftp <ip address>
tftp> get file
Error code 1: Could not find fild 'C:\file'
We know we're in C:\ as the root!
You can try underscore instead of spaces, ie: documents_and_settings
Alternatively, neat trick with abbreviated names. If you put in the first 6 chars followed by ~1, it will resolve to the first item that matches that name:
tftp> get /DOCUME~1
Error code 1: Access to the path 'C:\Documents and Settings' is denied
Continues for ~2, etc, etc.
So Programs Files is: PROGRA~1
Program Files (x86) is: PROGRA~2
neat!
With the above enumeration, we are against a windows XP machine 32 bit
How to get code execution?
For older machines, MOF is the answer (ie STUXNET)
Analysis of psexec.rb from metasploit, 3 methods to exec
Connects to smb ADMIN$, embeds payload in service, and starts
Connects to smb ADMIN$, calls file at a location
MOF upload
Analysis of mof_upload method
Expects the share to be ADMIN$
Drops the payload in C:\windows\system32\<payload.exe>
Creates a MOF and uploads to C:\windows\system32\wbem\mof\<mof_name>
MOFs are auto executed!
Essentially, this MOF execution is adding filter and a consumer to WMI and executing commands. This was generally unexplored before STUXNET, but now you find find malicious WMI providers openly.
two great resources for WMI/MOF:
http://poppopret.blogspot.com/2011/09/playing-with-mof-files-on-windows-for.html
https://www.blackhat.com/docs/us-15/materials/us-15-Graeber-Abusing-Windows-Management-Instrumentation-WMI-To-Build-A-Persistent%20Asynchronous-And-Fileless-Backdoor-wp.pdf
Note that on newer Windows OSes (VISTA+), MOF files are no longer autocompiled
You can use a copy of metasploit module exploit/windows/tftp/distinct_tftp_traversal to exploit this. You'll need to take out the stuff regarding dir trav.
There are also two timers that can be configured,
1: while not tftp_client.complete
2: #Let the TFTP server idle a bit before sending another file
Increase the timeout from 1 to something higher since there is a lot of data to send (depends on how big the MOF you want to send is).


floating-hand is a simple jquery plugin to replace the standard cursor with a GIANT FLOATING HAND.
Just simply include the js and the css in the zip file into your html file
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<script type="text/javascript" src="floating-hand/floating-hand.js"></script>
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Sorry, at the moment it *does* require jquery, but feel free to file a pull request over on github :)
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Download your sequences as a raw FASTA file
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{# Copyright 2020 Google LLC Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License. #} {%- extends BASE_HTML -%} {# TRANSLATORS: The name of a tool to view rankings of places by a specified dimension. #} {% set title = _('Place Rankings') %} {% set subpage_title = _('Place Rankings') %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}


[gecode-users] Intersection
David Rijsman
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Thu Dec 11 13:56:25 CET 2008
Hi,
what is the easiest way to check if the intersection of two views (of IntVar) is empty in Gecode? My guess would be to use the range iterators for computing intersection something like this:
bool intersects(IntVar& x0, IntVar& x1)
{
IntView view0(x0);
IntView view1(x1);
IntVarRanges vr0(view0);
IntVarRanges vr1(view1);
Iter::Ranges::Inter<IntVarRanges,IntVarRanges> i1(vr0,vr1);
return i1();
}
or is their a pre-defined helper function?
thanks,
David
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Apple fixes background app bug with iOS and iPadOS 13.2.2
The update addresses cellular data issues in addition to the background app bug.
by Samuel AxonToday, Apple released a minor update for the operating systems running on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Labeled iOS 13.2.2 (or iPadOS 13.2.2 for the iPad), the key bullet point in this update is a fix for a widely reported (and apparently RAM-management-related) bug in iOS 13 that saw apps quitting and losing their state while running in the background.
All the other changes listed for this update are bug fixes as well. Issues addressed include multiple problems with cellular service and reception, corrupted emails when using S/MIME encryption, a charging problem when using YubiKey accessories, and a bug involving Kerberos authentication in Safari.
Here are Apple's release notes for iOS 13.2.2. The iPadOS release notes are the same, except they omit the bullet point about fixing a cellular data bug:
iOS 13.2.2 includes bug fixes and improvements for your iPhone. This update:
- Fixes an issue that could cause apps to quit unexpectedly when running in the background
- Resolves an issue where iPhone may temporarily lose cellular service after a call
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- Fixes an issue that caused replies to S/MIME encrypted email messages between Exchange accounts to be unreadable
- Addresses an issue where using Kerberos single sign-on service in Safari may present an authentication prompt
- Resolves an issue where charging may be interrupted on YubiKey Lightning-powered accessories
This marks the seventh iOS software update since the release of iOS 13 less than 50 days ago. As we've noted before, this is an unprecedented release cadence from Apple, which clearly marks some internal changes and reflects an effort to get ahead of bugs that shipped with an ambitious—and it appears from the outside, rushed—iOS 13 and iPadOS release.
iOS and iPadOS 13.2.2 are available today for all devices that are supported by iOS 13. You can find the option to update in the Settings app on your device.


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The Processor runs the business rules engine - JaRE - against the content of a flow file. The flow file is expected to contain one or multiple lines of CSV data. The business logic in a ruleengine project file is checked against the data of the individual fields of each row and the results of the execution is assigned to the flow file attributes. For each row a flow file is created. If actions are defined in the project file, the content of the flow file may be updated.
The user may specify batch size of how many rows of data to process in one go. This might influence performance and memory consumptions. It is advisable to use a SpliText processor before the ExecuteRuleEngine step to split large files into smaller chunks.
The ruleengine project (zip) file is created using a web application named Business Rules Maintenance Tool. It allows to construct and orchestrate business logic. This logic is captured in a project and can be exported to a single project zip file. This file is then used with this Processor. Find details at GitHub - Business Rules Maintenance Tool
When the processor receives a flow file (containing one or multiple rows of data in CSV format), it splits each row into its individual fields/columns using the given field separator. Then the ruleengine executes the business rules from the project zip file against the field values. The results of the ruleengine - if the row failed or passed to business logic - is assigned to the flow file attributes. One can now decide based on these attributes how to continue with the flow file.
The ruleengine also allows to execute an action (or multiple ones) against the individual fields of the row. Based on if a group of rules passed or failed the business logic the action is fired and updates the data. This data is then written back to the content of the flow file. There is an attribute available in the flow file ruleengine.dataModified, indicating if the data of the flow file was modified (by an action).
Because the business logic is separated from the Nifi flow and processors, when the business logic changes, the Nifi flow does not have to be changed. Instead the business logic is updated externally in the Business Rules Maintenance Tool and a new project zip file is exported to be used with the Nifi RuleEngine processor. This makes defining and changing business logic very agile and at the same time keeps the Nifi flow itself slim. It avoids clutter in the flow and thus enhance the quality - a slim flow will be easier to manage and less errors will occur.
If the processor is configured to output detailed results then a new flow file is created and routed to the "detailed output" relationship. The content of the flow file will be the original content multiplied by the number of rules in the ruleengine
project zip file. So for one row of data and 20 rules, the flow file will contain 20 rows. The number of output lines also depends on the selected output type. Each row shows the detailed result of the execution of one business rule.
Following fields are output to the content of the flow file: the original flow file content plus: name of the rulegroup, indicator if the rulegroup failed, name of the subgroup, indicator if the subgroup failed, logical connector to the previous subgroup, logical connector between the rules, name of the rule, indicator if the rule failed.


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| Apache Struts 2 Documentation > Home > Guides > Tag Developers Guide > Velocity |
Velocity is a templating language for Java.
For more information on Velocity itself, please visit the Velocity website.
| Velocity is similar to FreeMarker, as both are template languages that can be used outside of a Servlet container. The framework uses FreeMarker internally since it has better error reporting. Developers may also like that FreeMarker supports JSP taglibs. However, both are good alternatives to JSP. |
Getting started with Velocity is as simple as ensuring all the dependencies are included in your project's classpath. Other than that, struts-default.xml already configures the Velocity Result.
<action name="test" class="com.acme.TestAction"> <result name="success" type="velocity">test-success.vm</result> </action>
  <title>Hello</title>   Hello, ${name}
Where name is a property on the Action class. That's it!
There are few more details of interest, such as how templates are loaded and variables are resolved.
The framework looks for Velocity templates in two locations (in this order):
The ordering is designed so that a default set of templates can be placed in a JAR (perhaps shared between applications). If a template needs to be overridden, a different version can be placed in the web application.
| Just the JARs, Ma'am Unlike JSPs, templates can be loaded from a JAR. Templates are a great way to support "plugins", since the entire module can be delivered in a single JAR, and the views easily customized by the host application. |
In Velocity, there are three sources for variables, searched in a specific order.
Since the action context is resolved after the value stack, you can reference the variable without the typical preceding marker (#) that has to be used with the JSP s:property tag. Omitting the marker can be convenient, but it can also trip you up, if used carelessly.
#surl "id=url "value=http://www.yahoo.com" Click here!
The Stuts2-Velocity integration layer provides several implicit variables.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| stack | The value stack itself, useful for calls like ${stack.findString('ognl expr')} |
| action | The action most recently executed |
| response | The HttpServletResponse |
| res | Same as response |
| request | The HttpServletRequest |
| req | Same as request |
| session | The HttpSession |
| application | The ServletContext |
| base | The request's context path |
You can configure Velocity by placing configuration items in velocity.properties.


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- update(Object...) - Method in class view.commandline.BasicCommand
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Do nothing for update
- update(Object...) - Method in interface view.selector.Feature
- update(Object...) - Method in class view.selector.features.HelpMenu
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Does nothing
- update(Object...) - Method in class view.selector.features.LanguageSelector
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Tells the language selector to update which language is currently being displayed as the active language.
- update(Object...) - Method in class view.selector.features.SceneSettings
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This method does nothing intentionally.
- update(Object...) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.EnvironmentVariables
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Updates the user defined variables with the given arguments.
- update(Object...) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.VariableTextFeature
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Updates the text content in the pane.
- updateCmd(String) - Method in interface view.CmdObserver
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Action that occurs whenever the command pane signals that its state has been meaningfully updated (i.e.
- updateCmd(String) - Method in class view.View
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Update command used for the observer based design pattern.
- updateCommandHistory(List<String>) - Method in interface view.ConfigurationView
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Tells the view to update its command history
- updateCommandHistory(List<String>) - Method in class view.View
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Updates the command history with the given list of user commands entered into the display
- UpdateCommandHistoryCommand - Class in utilities.Commands
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Command object that tells the front end to update its command history.
- UpdateCommandHistoryCommand(List<String>) - Constructor for class utilities.Commands.UpdateCommandHistoryCommand
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Constructor for UpdateCommandHistoryCommand.
- updateCustomVariables(Map<String, String>) - Method in interface view.ConfigurationView
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Tells the view to update its list of user variables
- updateCustomVariables(Map<String, String>) - Method in class view.View
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Updates the custom variable history with the given list of user custom variables entered into the display
- UpdateCustomVariablesCommand - Class in utilities.Commands
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Command object that tells the front end to update the user defined variables that have been entered by the user.
- UpdateCustomVariablesCommand(Map<String, String>) - Constructor for class utilities.Commands.UpdateCustomVariablesCommand
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Constructor for UpdateCustomVariablesCommand.
- updateHeading(int, double) - Method in interface view.StateObserver
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Method to be executed whenever a specific turtle's heading is updated.
- updateHeading(int, double) - Method in class view.View
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Sets the heading of a turtle in the turtle arena to a specified heading by generating a command string that is parsed and interpreted by the back-end
- updateHidePane(String) - Method in class view.mainpane.MainVisualiser
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Method from the SelectorPaneObserver interface.
- updateHidePane(String) - Method in interface view.mainpane.SelectorPaneObserver
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Updates observers whenever a pane is marked as 'hidden' in the selector pane
- updateHistory(FeatureReceiver) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.CommandHistory
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Retrieves the command history from the view
- updateHistory(FeatureReceiver) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.UserCommands
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Retrieves the custom user commands from the view
- updateHistory(FeatureReceiver) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.VariableTextFeature
- updateLanguage(String, String) - Method in interface view.LanguageChangeObserver
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Method that executes whenever a language change occurs, for object to handle implications of a change in system language.
- updateLanguage(String, String) - Method in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.VariableTextFeature
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Updates the language of the text contained within the pane from the old language to the new langauage
- updatePenColor(int, Color) - Method in class view.statepane.BasicStatePane
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Updates value of turtle's pen colour stored in the state pane.
- updatePenColor(int, Color) - Method in interface view.statepane.StatePane
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Updates pen colour of turtle with given index.
- updatePenColour(int, Color) - Method in interface view.StateObserver
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Method to be executed whenever a specific turtle's pen colour is updated.
- updatePenColour(int, Color) - Method in class view.View
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Sets the pen colour of a specific turtle and updates the corresponding value in the state pane.
- updatePenStatus(int, boolean) - Method in interface view.StateObserver
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Method to be executed whenever a specific turtle's pen status is updated.
- updatePenStatus(int, boolean) - Method in class view.View
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Sets the pen status of a pen turtle to the specified pen status through generation of a command string that is sent to the backend for parsing
- updatePenThickness(int, double) - Method in interface view.StateObserver
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Method to be executed whenever a specific turtle's pen thickness is updated.
- updatePenThickness(int, double) - Method in class view.statepane.BasicStatePane
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Updates value of turtle's pen thickness stored in the state pane.
- updatePenThickness(int, double) - Method in interface view.statepane.StatePane
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Updates pen thickness of turtle with given index.
- updatePenThickness(int, double) - Method in class view.View
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Sets the pen thickness of a specific turtle and updates the corresponding value in the state pane
- updatePenUp(int, boolean) - Method in class view.statepane.BasicStatePane
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Updates value of turtle's pen status stored in the state pane.
- updatePenUp(int, boolean) - Method in interface view.statepane.StatePane
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Updates pen status of turtle with given index.
- updatePenUp(int, boolean) - Method in interface view.StaticView
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Method to update the pen status of a specific turtle
- updatePenUp(int, boolean) - Method in class view.View
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Method to update the pen status of a specific turtle
- updatePosition(int, int, int) - Method in interface view.StateObserver
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Method to be executed whenever a specific turtle's position is updated.
- updatePosition(int, int, int) - Method in class view.View
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Sets the position of a turtle in the turtle arena to the new position specified by generating a command for parsing by the back-end
- updateShowPane(String) - Method in class view.mainpane.MainVisualiser
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Method from the SelectorPaneObserver interface.
- updateShowPane(String) - Method in interface view.mainpane.SelectorPaneObserver
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Updates observers whenever a pane is marked as 'shown' in the selector pane
- updateTurtleHeading(int, double) - Method in class view.statepane.BasicStatePane
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Updates value of turtle's heading stored in the state pane.
- updateTurtleHeading(int, double) - Method in interface view.statepane.StatePane
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Updates heading value of turtle with given index.
- updateTurtlePosition(int, double[]) - Method in class view.statepane.BasicStatePane
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Updates value of turtle's position stored in the state pane.
- updateTurtlePosition(int, double[]) - Method in interface view.statepane.StatePane
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Updates position value of turtle with given index.
- updateUserCommands(List<String>) - Method in interface view.ConfigurationView
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Tells the view to update its list of user defined commands
- updateUserCommands(List<String>) - Method in class view.View
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Updates the user defined command history with the given list of user created commands entered into the display
- UpdateUserCommandsCommand - Class in utilities.Commands
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Command object that tells the front end to update its list of user defined commands entered thus far.
- UpdateUserCommandsCommand(List<String>) - Constructor for class utilities.Commands.UpdateUserCommandsCommand
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Constructor for the UpdateUserCommandsCommand
- USER_COMMANDS_DEFAULT_STRING - Static variable in class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.VariableTextFeatureConstants
- UserCommand - Class in controller
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The base class for a given user command which stores the necessary parameters and returns the command which will input the custom parameters in
- UserCommand(List<String>) - Constructor for class controller.UserCommand
- UserCommands - Class in view.selector.features.variabletextfeature
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Implements VariableTextFeature, represents a pane showing the custom user commands that have been created.
- UserCommands(FeatureReceiver) - Constructor for class view.selector.features.variabletextfeature.UserCommands
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Constructor, sets the FeatureReceiver
- utilities - package utilities
- utilities.Commands - package utilities.Commands
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Mapper function gets this variable set to input element, so you can control it from mapper for additional effects.
You can create special views this way.
You can use nested objects with either 'dot'-notation or 'square-brackets'-notation.


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Class javax.servlet.GenericServlet
java.lang.Object
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+----javax.servlet.GenericServlet
- public abstract class GenericServlet
- extends Object
- implements Servlet, ServletConfig, Serializable
The GenericServlet class implements the Servlet interface and, for
convenience, the ServletConfig interface. Servlet developers
typically subclass GenericServlet, or its descendent HttpServlet,
unless the servlet needs another class as a parent. (If a servlet
does need to subclass another class, the servlet must implement the
Servlet interface directly. This would be necessary when, for
example, RMI or CORBA objects act as servlets.)
The GenericServlet class was created to make writing servlets
easier. It provides simple versions of the lifecycle methods init
and destroy, and of the methods in the ServletConfig interface. It
also provides a log method, from the ServletContext interface. The
servlet writer must override only the service method, which is
abstract. Though not required, the servlet implementer should also
override the getServletInfo method, and will want to specialize the
init and destroy methods if expensive servlet-wide resources are to
be managed.
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GenericServlet()
- The default constructor does no work.
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destroy()
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Destroys the servlet, cleaning up whatever resources are being
held, and logs the destruction in the servlet log file.
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getInitParameter(String)
- Returns a string containing the value of the named
initialization parameter, or null if the requested parameter
does not exist.
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getInitParameterNames()
- Returns the names of the servlet's initialization parameters as
an enumeration of strings, or an empty enumeration if there are
no initialization parameters.
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getServletConfig()
- Returns a servletConfig object containing any startup
configuration information for this servlet.
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getServletContext()
- Returns a ServletContext object, which contains information
about the network service in which the servlet is running.
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getServletInfo()
- Returns a string that contains information about the servlet,
such as its author, version, and copyright.
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init(ServletConfig)
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Initializes the servlet and logs the initialization.
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log(String)
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Writes the class name of the servlet and the given message to
the servlet log file.
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service(ServletRequest, ServletResponse)
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Carries out a single request from the client.
GenericServlet
public GenericServlet()
- The default constructor does no work.
getServletContext
public ServletContext getServletContext()
- Returns a ServletContext object, which contains information
about the network service in which the servlet is running. This
is a convenience method; it gets the ServletContext object from
the ServletConfig object. (The ServletConfig object was passed
into and stored by the init method.)
getInitParameter
public String getInitParameter(String name)
- Returns a string containing the value of the named
initialization parameter, or null if the requested parameter
does not exist. Init parameters have a single string value; it
is the responsibility of the servlet writer to interpret the
string.
This is a convenience method; it gets the parameter's value
from the ServletConfig object. (The ServletConfig object was
passed into and stored by the init method.)
- Parameters:
- name - the name of the parameter whose value is requested
getInitParameterNames
public Enumeration getInitParameterNames()
- Returns the names of the servlet's initialization parameters as
an enumeration of strings, or an empty enumeration if there are
no initialization parameters. The getInitParameterNames method
is supplied for convenience; it gets the parameter names from
the ServletConfig object. (The ServletConfig object was passed
into and stored by the init method.)
log
public void log(String msg)
- Writes the class name of the servlet and the given message to
the servlet log file. The name of the servlet log file is
server specific; it is normally an event log.
If a servlet will have multiple instances (for example, if
the network service runs the servlet for multiple virtual
hosts), the servlet writer should override this method. The
specialized method should log an instance identifier, along with
the requested message. The default message prefix, the class
name of the servlet, does not allow the log entries of the
instances to be distinguished from one another.
- Parameters:
- msg - the message string to be logged
getServletInfo
public String getServletInfo()
- Returns a string that contains information about the servlet,
such as its author, version, and copyright. This method
must be overridden in order to return this information.
If it is not overridden, null is returned.
init
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException
- Initializes the servlet and logs the initialization. The init
method is called once, automatically, by the network service
each time it loads the servlet. It is guaranteed to finish
before any service requests are accepted. On fatal
initialization errors, an UnavailableException should be
thrown. Do not call call the method System.exit.
The init method stores the ServletConfig object. Servlet
writers who specialize this method should call either
super.init, or store the ServletConfig object themselves. If an
implementor decides to store the ServletConfig object in a
different location, then the getServletConfig method must also
be overridden.
- Parameters:
- config - servlet configuration information
- Throws: ServletException
- if a servlet exception has occurred
- See Also:
- UnavailableException
getServletConfig
public ServletConfig getServletConfig()
- Returns a servletConfig object containing any startup
configuration information for this servlet.
service
public abstract void service(ServletRequest req,
ServletResponse res) throws ServletException, IOException
- Carries out a single request from the client. The request
object contains parameters provided by the client, and an input
stream, which can also bring data to the servlet. To return
information to the client, write to the output stream of the
response object.
Service requests handled after servlet initialization has
completed. Any requests for service that are received during
initialization block until it is complete.
Note that servlets typically run inside multi-threaded
network services, which can handle multiple service requests
simultaneously. It is the servlet writer's responsibility to
synchronize access to any shared resources, such as database or
network connections. The simplest way to do this is to
synchronize the entire service call. This can have a major
performance impact, however, and should be avoided whenever
possible in favor of techniques that are less coarse. For more
information on synchronization, see the the
Java tutorial on multithreaded programming.
- Parameters:
- req - the servlet request
- res - the servlet response
- Throws: ServletException
- if a servlet exception has occurred
- Throws: IOException
- if an I/O exception has occurred
destroy
public void destroy()
- Destroys the servlet, cleaning up whatever resources are being
held, and logs the destruction in the servlet log file. This
method is called, once, automatically, by the network service
each time it removes the servlet. After destroy is run, it
cannot be called again until the network service reloads the
servlet.
When the network service removes a servlet, it calls destroy
after all service calls have been completed, or a
service-specific number of seconds have passed, whichever comes
first. In the case of long-running operations, there could be
other threads running service requests when destroy is called.
The servlet writer is responsible for making sure that any
threads still in the service method complete.
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Darrell Clarke relieved after Walsall end losing streak with win over Cambridge
Walsall boss Darrell Clarke has praised his side's 'battling' performance after a 2-1 home win over Cambridge United.
by Liam KeenThe result brought to an end a six-game losing league streak for the Saddlers, who impressed throughout the performance.
Josh Gordon got off the mark within a minute, before Mat Sadler headed home after 10 minutes.
Harvey Knibbs pulled one back for Cambridge in injury time, but the Saddlers hung on for the victory.
They came up against a physical United side and Clarke was pleased with his side's dogged determination.
“I thought it was a really entertaining game to watch to be honest," he said.
“Just, the lads like to take years off my life as a manager by conceding the goal.
“We’ve had umpteen opportunities on the counter-attack in the second half.
“But I thought my players stood up to it well today, battled well, worked hard.
“We got the initiative early in the game, which was pleasing to see and that gets your fans behind you.
“That’s what I’m talking about at home, if you can start bright.
“Our fans have been great this season and they’ll get behind you when you score that early goal."
Several players kept their place in the side after Tuesday's 6-0 EFL Trophy win over Forest Green Rovers.
And Clarke said he must use his full squad in a busy period for the club.
“There’s a couple who were unfortunate to be honest and didn’t retain it," he added.
“We’ve got a big week for the football club and it’s a great start.
“Another big game on Wednesday in the FA Cup so squads are important.
“Some of the players aren’t at the stage for me where they can play three games in a week and we have to make sure we utilise the squad and have belief in the squad.
“We have to make sure we keep building on these last two results."


River Bend Middle School - Home of the Ravens
46240 Algonkian Parkway | Sterling, Virginia 20165 |<PHONE_NUMBER>
River Bend has the following classes and activities for theater:
Exploratory Dramatics - Taught by Mr. Simonton, this course for 7th and 8th grade students gives students an overview of theater skills and roles through active participation in ensemble building, improvisation, dramatic interpretation, technical theater, and other topics.
River Bend Musical - Sponsored by the PTA, each year, River Bend puts on a musical that is open to all 6th, 7th and 8th graders.
Drama Club - This club meets twice a week and is primarily student directed. The Drama Club puts on their own variety show.