nghttp(1)¶
SYNOPSIS¶
nghttp [OPTIONS]... <URI>...
OPTIONS¶
-
-v
,
--verbose
¶
Print debug information such as reception and transmission of frames and name/value pairs. Specifying this option multiple times increases verbosity.
-
-n
,
--null-out
¶
Discard downloaded data.
-
-O
,
--remote-name
¶
Save download data in the current directory. The filename is derived from URI. If URI ends with '/', 'index.html' is used as a filename. Not implemented yet.
-
-t
,
--timeout
=<DURATION>
¶ Timeout each request after <DURATION>. Set 0 to disable timeout.
-
-w
,
--window-bits
=<N>
¶ Sets the stream level initial window size to 2**<N>-1.
-
-W
,
--connection-window-bits
=<N>
¶ Sets the connection level initial window size to 2**<N>-1.
-
-a
,
--get-assets
¶
Download assets such as stylesheets, images and script files linked from the downloaded resource. Only links whose origins are the same with the linking resource will be downloaded. nghttp prioritizes resources using HTTP/2 dependency based priority. The priority order, from highest to lowest, is html itself, css, javascript and images.
-
-s
,
--stat
¶
Print statistics.
-
--trailer
=<HEADER>
¶ Add a trailer header to the requests. <HEADER> must not include pseudo header field (header field name starting with ':'). To send trailer, one must use
-d
option to send request body. Example:--trailer
'foo: bar'.
-
--cert
=<CERT>
¶ Use the specified client certificate file. The file must be in PEM format.
-
--key
=<KEY>
¶ Use the client private key file. The file must be in PEM format.
-
-d
,
--data
=<PATH>
¶ Post FILE to server. If '-' is given, data will be read from stdin.
-
-m
,
--multiply
=<N>
¶ Request each URI <N> times. By default, same URI is not requested twice. This option disables it too.
-
-u
,
--upgrade
¶
Perform HTTP Upgrade for HTTP/2. This option is ignored if the request URI has https scheme. If
-d
is used, the HTTP upgrade request is performed with OPTIONS method.
-
-p
,
--weight
=<WEIGHT>
¶ Sets weight of given URI. This option can be used multiple times, and N-th
-p
option sets weight of N-th URI in the command line. If the number of-p
option is less than the number of URI, the last-p
option value is repeated. If there is no-p
option, default weight, 16, is assumed. The valid value range is [1, 256], inclusive.
-
-M
,
--peer-max-concurrent-streams
=<N>
¶ Use <N> as SETTINGS_MAX_CONCURRENT_STREAMS value of remote endpoint as if it is received in SETTINGS frame.
Default:
100
-
-c
,
--header-table-size
=<SIZE>
¶ Specify decoder header table size. If this option is used multiple times, and the minimum value among the given values except for last one is strictly less than the last value, that minimum value is set in SETTINGS frame payload before the last value, to simulate multiple header table size change.
-
--encoder-header-table-size
=<SIZE>
¶ Specify encoder header table size. The decoder (server) specifies the maximum dynamic table size it accepts. Then the negotiated dynamic table size is the minimum of this option value and the value which server specified.
-
-b
,
--padding
=<N>
¶ Add at most <N> bytes to a frame payload as padding. Specify 0 to disable padding.
-
-r
,
--har
=<PATH>
¶ Output HTTP transactions <PATH> in HAR format. If '-' is given, data is written to stdout.
-
--color
¶
Force colored log output.
-
--continuation
¶
Send large header to test CONTINUATION.
-
--no-content-length
¶
Don't send content-length header field.
-
--no-dep
¶
Don't send dependency based priority hint to server.
-
--hexdump
¶
Display the incoming traffic in hexadecimal (Canonical hex+ASCII display). If SSL/TLS is used, decrypted data are used.
-
--no-push
¶
Disable server push.
-
--max-concurrent-streams
=<N>
¶ The number of concurrent pushed streams this client accepts.
-
--expect-continue
¶
Perform an Expect/Continue handshake: wait to send DATA (up to a short timeout) until the server sends a 100 Continue interim response. This option is ignored unless combined with the
-d
option.
-
--version
¶
Display version information and exit.
-
-h
,
--help
¶
Display this help and exit.
The <SIZE> argument is an integer and an optional unit (e.g., 10K is 10 * 1024). Units are K, M and G (powers of 1024).
The <DURATION> argument is an integer and an optional unit (e.g., 1s is 1 second and 500ms is 500 milliseconds). Units are h, m, s or ms (hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds, respectively). If a unit is omitted, a second is used as unit.
DEPENDENCY BASED PRIORITY¶
nghttp sends priority hints to server by default unless
--no-dep
is used. nghttp mimics the way Firefox employs to
manages dependency using idle streams. We follows the behaviour of
Firefox Nightly as of April, 2015, and nghttp's behaviour is very
static and could be different from Firefox in detail. But reproducing
the same behaviour of Firefox is not our goal. The goal is provide
the easy way to test out the dependency priority in server
implementation.
When connection is established, nghttp sends 5 PRIORITY frames to idle streams 3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 to create "anchor" nodes in dependency tree:
+-----+
|id=0 |
+-----+
^ ^ ^
w=201 / | \ w=1
/ | \
/ w=101| \
+-----+ +-----+ +-----+
|id=3 | |id=5 | |id=7 |
+-----+ +-----+ +-----+
^ ^
w=1 | w=1 |
| |
+-----+ +-----+
|id=11| |id=9 |
+-----+ +-----+
In the above figure, id
means stream ID, and w
means weight.
The stream 0 is non-existence stream, and forms the root of the tree.
The stream 7 and 9 are not used for now.
The URIs given in the command-line depend on stream 11 with the weight
given in -p
option, which defaults to 16.
If -a
option is used, nghttp parses the resource pointed by
URI given in command-line as html, and extracts resource links from
it. When requesting those resources, nghttp uses dependency according
to its resource type.
For CSS, and Javascript files inside "head" element, they depend on stream 3 with the weight 2. The Javascript files outside "head" element depend on stream 5 with the weight 2. The mages depend on stream 11 with the weight 12. The other resources (e.g., icon) depend on stream 11 with the weight 2.
SEE ALSO¶
nghttpd(1), nghttpx(1), h2load(1)


The assembly given below is made up of a
600 mm
long A-36 steel shaft [
E=
200 GPa
,
"{\\alpha}"
=
"11.7\\times10^{-6} /^{\\circ}C"
]
rigidly attached to a
400 mm
long red brass shaft [
E=
115 GPa
,
"{\\alpha}"
=
"18.7\\times10^{-6} /^{\\circ}C"
].
The steel side is rigidly attached to the wall at (A)
and point (C) is initially
0.25 mm
away from wall (D). The diameter of the steel is
d_{St} =
45 mm
and the diameter of the brass is
d_{Br} =
25 mm
. Determine:
The deflection of point (C) after a force of P= 200 kN is applied if the wall (D) is not present.


Polyspace Access
In this configuration panel, Polyspace Access configurations
can be provided. For each configuration, the following information must be provided:
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The name of the configuration. It will be referenced in the Build Environment
section of the Freestyle Project
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The protocol of the server, i.e. http or https
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The hostname of the server
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The port of the server, typically 9443.
Note that:
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This is not mandatory to have at a Polyspace Access configuration
to be able to use the Polyspace Jenkins Plugin.
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Polyspace Access has been introduced in Polyspace R2019a.


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Create an AWS account by registering for CloudFormation.
Create an AWS account by registering for CloudFormation.
By default, GitHub will not update changes from the https://github.com/stelligent/devopsinthecloud GitHub repository. Since I will be making changes and updates after the video publication, you will want to go through the following steps to merge the changes we make at stelligent/devopsinthecloud with your forked repository.


Determines how the selected object or objects are attached to the cells beneath them and whether they are printed. The way an object is attached to the cells beneath it affects how the object is moved or sized whenever you move or size the cells.
OBJECT.PROPERTIES(placement_type, print_object)
OBJECT.PROPERTIES?(placement_type, print_object)
Placement_type is a number from 1 to 3 specifying how to attach the selected object or objects. If placement_type is omitted, the current status is unchanged.
| If placement_type is | The selected object is |
| 1 | Moved and sized with cells. |
| 2 | Moved but not sized with cells. |
| 3 | Free-floating—it is not affected by moving and sizing cells. |
Print_object is a logical value specifying whether to print the selected object or objects. If TRUE or omitted, the objects are printed; if FALSE, they are not printed.
Remarks
If an object is not selected, OBJECT.PROPERTIES interrupts the macro and returns the #VALUE! error value.
Related Functions
CREATE.OBJECT Creates an object
FORMAT.MOVE Moves the selected object
FORMAT.SIZE Changes the size of the selected object
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Come and listen for a moment, lads, and hear me tell my tale,
How across the sea from England I was condemned to sail.

"Or else you'll surely hang," says he, "And after that, Jim Jones,
It's high above on the gallows tree the crows will pick your bones."
And our ship was high upon the sea when pirates came along,
But the soldiers on our convict ship were full five hundred strong
For they opened fire and somehow drove that pirate ship away,
But I'd rather have joined that pirate ship than gone to Botany Bay.
With the storms raging 'round us and the winds a-blowing gales,
I'd rather have drowned in misery than gone to New South Wales.
"There's no time for mischief there," they say. "Remember that," says they,
"Oh, they'll flog the poaching outta you down there in Botany Bay."
Now, it's day and night the irons clang and, like poor galley slaves,
Oh, we toil and toil and, when we die, must fill dishonored graves.
Well, it's by and by I'll slip my chains, into the bush I'll go
And I'll join the bravest rankers there, Jack Donohue and Co.
2,
And some dark night when everything is silent in the town
I'll shoot those tyrants one and all, I'll gun the floggers down.
Oh, I'll give the land a little shock, remember what I say,
And they'll yet regret they've sent Jim Jones in chains to Botany Bay.
1
In the context of this line and what follows, the logical transcription would be "tip". And, indeed, that's how this word is transcribed by other sources. However, what Dylan says sounds more like "trip". Perhaps it is a slip of the tongue.
2
As in "Jack Donohue and company".


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SideCar
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#include <exception>
#include <fstream>
#include <iosfwd>
#include <streambuf>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include "boost/scoped_ptr.hpp"
#include "Utils/Exception.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Data Structures | |
| class | SideCar::IO::LineBuffer |
| Specialization of std::streambuf that reads whole lines of text, counting the number of lines read in. More... | |
| class | SideCar::IO::LineBufferStream |
| Derivation of std::istream that uses a LineBuffer for input buffering. More... | |
| class | SideCar::IO::LineBufferFileHelper |
| Helper class for LineBufferFile that allows it to open a C++ file input stream and get its read buffer to pass on to LineBufferStream's constructor. More... | |
| class | SideCar::IO::LineBufferFile |
| Derivation of LineBufferStream that takes its buffer data from a file. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| SideCar | |
| Namespace for all entities specific to the 331 SideCar project. | |
| SideCar::IO | |
| Namespace for entities that handle SideCar data I/O. | |
Functions | |
| std::ostream & | SideCar::IO::operator<< (std::ostream &os, const LineBufferStream &lbs) |
| C++ output stream inserter for LineBufferStream objects. More... | |
| std::ostream & | SideCar::IO::operator<< (std::ostream &os, const LineBufferFile &lbf) |
| C++ output stream inserter for LineBufferFile objects. More... | |


Born in London to a British father and German mother, Martin Nash was instilled with an appreciative aesthetic while being raised in Atlanta. Nash holds an Interior Design degree from the Art Institute of Atlanta, and after working for premier ADAC showrooms for 16 years, Martin along with best friend and business partner, designer Dee Simmons, launched the Martin Nash showroom in May, 2013. Bringing legendary furniture lines such as William Switzer and Charles Pollock with him, Martin Nash seeks and successfully obtains new modern luxury brands like Fuse Lighting, Interior Crafts and Scala Luxury. Rounding out the Martin Nash collection with Chip Cheatham's Chip + Company and Maya Romanoff, this eclectic mix of furniture, lighting, wallcoverings and curated objects creates a vibe that is "Urban, Organic and Groovy!" Nash's vision to bring a new, fresh energy to ADAC is highlighted by a twenty foot "Living Wall" which lights up the main ADAC atrium. Originally a Graffiti mural depicting the Atlanta cityscape, the most recent installation is a comic strip featuring a journey through the showroom. These bold statements of unexpected and revolutionary design changed the dynamics of ADAC and the surrounding design community.
The Martin Nash Showroom is located at ADAC
351 Peachtree Hills Ave NE Suite 308, Atlanta, GA 30305
404 467 6099


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401-k? Is that a css rule?
Build the walls first, how else can you know what fits inside?
Bruh, like, make it pretty.


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Twitter Feed Here is where I am going to embed a twitter feed of all my most recent tweets. Could I potentially put the commit map on my github blurb too? That way I can show how much I am contributing to my code right there on my home page?


‘Too much firepower’: Harry Redknapp predicts Man City v Chelsea FC
Former Spurs boss Harry Redknapp is backing Manchester City to beat Chelsea FC on Saturday evening
by The Sport Review staffHarry Redknapp says Manchester City will have too much quality for Chelsea FC when the top-four rivals meet at The Etihad on Saturday evening.
The defending Premier League champions suffered a 3-1 loss to league leaders Liverpool FC at Anfield in their most recent top-flight fixture before the international break.
The Citizens are nine points adrift of Jurgen Klopp’s side in the title race to cast doubt on their ability to retain the Premier League title for a third successive season.
Pep Guardiola’s side have already lost to Norwich City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Liverpool FC in the Premier League this season to leave them off the pace in the title race.
Chelsea FC will start the Premier League clash on Eastlands with a one-point lead over Manchester City following a 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge before the international break.
The Blues have won their last six Premier League games to put Frank Lampard’s side in a strong position in the top-four race.
Former Spurs manager Redknapp believes Manchester City will have too much quality for Chelsea FC on Saturday evening.
“Manchester City have now suffered three Premier League reverses and have slipped to fourth,” Redknapp told BetVictor.
“They never recovered from a slow start at Liverpool and now face a Chelsea team playing some inspired football under former player and legend Frank Lampard.
“This should be a real tea-time treat for Sky Sports followers and is undoubtedly the match of the weekend. The Pensioners are a point and place above the Citizens and despite some eye-catching results and performances, are still vulnerable when pitched against the better teams.
“City will be determined to get back to winning ways and close the gap on the leading clubs. They are used to coming from behind and will feel confident all is not lost as far as retaining their crown.
“This should be an entertaining affair with the hosts having too much firepower and overall quality to ensure success.”
Manchester City were 6-0 winners against Chelsea FC in their last Premier League fixture between these two sides at The Etihad.
Chelsea FC appointed Lampard as Maurizio Sarri’s replacement in the summer.


The king of mobile photography...
The current top of the line HTC, the U11, considered the king of mobile photography, has just been contemplated with a new software update that embarks on important functions - especially for those who use their U11 for filming..
Htc and android Oreo...
HTC, which confirmed the Android Oreo for this and other models, had committed to releasing the feature through a system update, and finally fulfilled its word. The news came through a post on Twitter.


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Wellcome Reach¶
Wellcome Reach is an open source service for discovering how research publications are cited in global policy documents, including those produced by policy organizations such as the WHO, MSF, and the UK government. Key parts of it include:
Web scrapers for pulling PDF “policy documents” from policy organizations,
A reference parser for extracting references from these documents,
A task for sourcing publications from Europe PMC (EPMC),
A task for matching policy document references to EPMC publications,
An Airflow installation for automating the above tasks, and
A web application for searching and retrieving data from the datasets produced above.
Wellcome Reach is written in Python and developed using docker-compose. It’s deployed into Kubernetes.
Although parts of the Wellcome Reach have been in use at Wellcome since mid-2018, the project has only been open source since March 2019. Given these early days, please be patient as various parts of it are made accessible to external users. All issues and pull requests are welcome.


The conference opens with amazing workshops and continues with two days of incredible talks and keynotes, all of which are facilitated by industry-leading experts.
| Workshop | August 24th | |
|---|---|---|
| 8:30 AM | Registration | |
| 9:00 AM | Adam Connor Lights! Camera! Interaction! Design Inspiration from Filmmakers |
Jenifer Jones What Designers can Learn from Parenting |
| 12:30 PM | Lunch | |
| 2:00 PM | Tessa Harmon Crafty Coding: Generating Knitting Patterns |
Russ Unger From Muppets to Mastery: Core UX Principles from Mr. Jim Henson |
| Conference | August 25th | |
|---|---|---|
| 8:30 AM | Registration | |
| 9:00 AM | Vitaly Friedman Responsive Web Design:Clever Tips and Techniques |
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| 10:00 AM | Morning Break | |
| 10:30 AM | Shay Howe Less is More: How Constraints Cultivate Growth |
Jenn Downs What's Stopping You? |
| 11:30 AM | Carolyn Chandler The Business of Play |
Chris Mills Heavy Metal Coding |
| 4:00 PM | Afternoon Break | |
| 4:40 PM | Estelle Weyl Select This |
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|---|---|---|
| 8:30 AM | Registration | |
| 9:00 AM | Aaron Irizarry Designing a Culture of Design |
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| 10:00 AM | Morning Break | |
| 10:30 AM | Jenn Myers Teaching our CSS to Play Nice |
AJ Self (You Should Be) Testing Your JavaScript |
| 11:30 AM | Dan Denney Creating HTML Emails Can Be Fun |
Maya Bruck So You Want to Be a Unicorn |
| 12:30 PM | Lunch | |
| 2:00 AM | Victoria Pater Excellent Tacos Are Not Created in a Vacuum |
Arman Ghosh Designing Deals: How Good Design Drives Sales |
| 3:00 AM | Bermon Painter Death to Wireframes: Long Live Rapid Prototyping |
Candi Lemoine Making Remote Development Work |
| 4:00 PM | Afternoon Break | |
| 4:30 PM | Dr.Leslie Jensen-Inmanr Designing to Learn |


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Based on these tables
On day 2 at time slot (row) 6 in Stage 1, what area is being load shed?
On day 15th at time slot (row) 3 in Stage 2, what area is being load shed?
On day 7th at 1:52 (24hr) in Stage 2, what areas are being load shed?
On day 26th at 14:25 (24hr) in Stage 3, what areas are being load shed? (this time is where 2 stages overlap)
On day 3rd in Stage 4, what time slots is area 11 being load shed?
Today in Stage 2, what is the status of area 11 is being load shed?
Honestly, this demo could be more impressive. Something like generating the tables using these functions but I'm not going to go that far. These functions should be all you need to get the right zone once you have got the current stage via scraping the Eskom website or whatever


Unsupervised learning of repetitive patterns
Unsupervised learning is difficult for a number of reasons.
Regardless of the method/s employed one of the main reasons it is difficult is because getting it wrong makes the process useless in practical terms. When unsupervised learning gets things wrong, even with a tiny error rate, it invalidates the trust that we have in ALL the results.
Take for example an unsupervised method of identifying cancer in x-ray images. If the method achieved a success rate of 98% positively identifying cases, but did not correctly identify 2% of positive cases, it would be useful. However traditional methods would still need to be employed to check all the negative results because there would be a possibility that the method had achieved a false negative on every negative result and every negative result would have to verified.
In this scenario the method identifying false positives, although bad, is nowhere near as bad as the method returning false negatives. Being diagnosis with cancer and NOT having cancer is far better than being diagnosed as NOT having cancer but actually having it.
There is a lot of hype around unsupervised learning, but if we look at it critically it is easy to see how easily undesirable results could be achieved. It is very short sighted to simply put one’s faith in some marketing hype or simply accept the blurb without simply thinking about the HOW.
In all honesty the machine learning domain is still fairly primitive, this is especially the case in unsupervised learning. In the domain you will encounter concepts such as drift (gradual change over time), model updating and retraining, etc, etc.
What are the consequences of it getting it wrong? Which it inevitably will at some point. How are machine learning and AI so different from us? How is it possible that this domain is somehow immune from learning well / good and learning badly?
The truth is it is not. It can learn badly and it can, does and will get it wrong.
So how does this reality of the inconveniences of unsupervised learning fit into the anomaly detection arena? Proceed with caution.
What use is it employing some methodology that is supposed to be autonomous but cannot be trusted all of the time and probably needs an eye kept on it to make sure it does not start producing undesirable results? The method may be unsupervised, but that does not mean it does not need to be supervised itself!
How well does it work?
This is a graph of the impact that Ionosphere has had on the anomaly count of ionosphere_enabled metrics before and after the deployment of Ionosphere.
So Ionosphere gives you 2 options:
This means you do not have to ship that earthquake that happened 17 days ago into


Functions for viewing 2-D and 3-D data, including perspective plots, slice plots, surface plots, scatter plots, etc. Includes data sets from oceanography.
| Version: | 1.1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15) |
| Imports: | misc3d, stats, graphics, grDevices |
| Published: | 2017-08-28 |
| Author: | Karline Soetaert |
| Maintainer: | Karline Soetaert <karline.soetaert at nioz.nl> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3.0) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | plot3D results |
| Reference manual: | plot3D.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
plot3D: functions for plotting 3-D and 2-D data Fifty ways to draw a volcano |
| Package source: | plot3D_1.1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: plot3D_1.1.1.zip, r-release: plot3D_1.1.1.zip, r-oldrel: plot3D_1.1.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: plot3D_1.1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: plot3D_1.1.1.tgz |
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The world number 47 was later disqualified for "failure to complete a hole", officials said after the 28-year-old emptied his bag at the par-five fourth.
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Documentation du Custom Transformer FME
Description
This custom transformer updates (map) data format values to valid data format values and associate the French and English 'Resource Type' attribute to each data format type. It accesses a lookup table to fetch the correct values.
In order to map the data formats of the feature resources{} attribute list, this custom transformer uses a three steps process. The first step maps the data format according to the values contained in the CSV file. The second step identify the features that were not correctly map and tries to guess the data format according to the url content and/or structure. The third step maps the data format according to the values contained in the CSV file for the features not correctly map in the second pass.
Input Ports
DATA_INPUT: The metadata record to process
Output Ports
OUTPUT: The output metadata records
Parameters
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ATT_TO_MAP: Name of the attribute to map in plain text (ex.: resources{}.format). Do not use the Open Text Editor > FME Feature Attribute option to select the attribute to map;
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ERROR_NOT_MAPPED: Flag use to map data items values that cannot be found in the loopup tables. Can take 2 values: Yes: map data values not found; No: Do not map data values not found;
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REAL_VALUE_REFRESH: Flag use for updating data format attribute values. Can take two value: Yes: update data format; No do not update data format;
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RES_TYPE_FR_REFRESH: Flag use for updating French resources type. Can take two value: Yes: update French resource type; No do not update French resource type;
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RES_TYPE_EN_REFRESH: Flag use for updating English resources type. Can take two value: Yes: update English resource type; No do not update English resource type;
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FEATURE_TYPE: Name of the CSV file to read (without .csv extension);
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IN_CSV_LOOKUP_TABLES_DIR: Name of the directory path containing the CSV file to read;
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P-T_ABBR: Two letters abbreviation of the province or the territory.
Documentation du code Python METADATA_FORMAT_MAPPER_NG.py
This class implement the design pattern: Processing Composite Data |
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Reset the resources{}.format list. |
- class METADATA_FORMAT_MAPPER_NG.FeatureProcessor[source]
Bases:
object
This class implement the design pattern: Processing Composite Data
- close()[source]
Map the requested attribute.
The following tasks are performed:
Extract boolean information on how to map values;
Extract the value of the attribute or attribute list to map
Map the values according to which value to map (Feanch value, English value, code value)
Append the error to the mapping_errors{}.error attribute list
Output the FME feature


@Documented @Target(value=TYPE) @Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Inherited @PropertyStoreApply(value=RestResourceConfigApply.class) public @interface RestResource
Usually used on a subclass of RestServlet
, but can be used to annotate any class that you want to expose as
a REST resource.
| Modifier and Type | Optional Element and Description |
|---|---|
String |
allowBodyParam
Allow body URL parameter.
|
String |
allowedHeaderParams
Configuration property: Allowed header URL parameters.
|
String |
allowedMethodHeaders
Configuration property: Allowed method headers.
|
String |
allowedMethodParams
Allowed method parameters.
|
String |
allowHeaderParams
Deprecated.
|
String[] |
attrs
Default request attributes.
|
Class<?>[] |
beanFilters
Deprecated.
|
Class<? extends RestCallHandler> |
callHandler
REST call handler.
|
Class<? extends RestCallLogger> |
callLogger
Specifies the logger to use for logging of HTTP requests and responses.
|
Class<?>[] |
children
REST children.
|
Class<? extends ClasspathResourceFinder> |
classpathResourceFinder
Classpath resource finder.
|
String |
clientVersionHeader
Client version header.
|
String |
config
Optional location of configuration file for this servlet.
|
String[] |
consumes
Supported content media types.
|
Class<? extends RestConverter>[] |
converters
Class-level response converters.
|
String |
debug
Enable debug mode.
|
String |
defaultAccept
Default
|
String |
defaultCharset
Default character encoding.
|
String |
defaultContentType
Default
|
String[] |
defaultRequestHeaders
Default request headers.
|
String[] |
defaultResponseHeaders
Default response headers.
|
String[] |
description
Optional servlet description.
|
Class<? extends Encoder>[] |
encoders
Compression encoders.
|
String[] |
flags
Shortcut for setting
properties() of simple boolean types. |
Class<? extends RestGuard>[] |
guards
Class-level guards.
|
HtmlDoc |
htmldoc
Deprecated.
Use
HtmlDocConfig |
Class<? extends RestInfoProvider> |
infoProvider
Configuration property: REST info provider.
|
Class<? extends RestLogger> |
logger
Deprecated.
Use
callLogger() |
Logging |
logging
Specifies rules on how to handle logging of HTTP requests/responses.
|
String |
maxInput
The maximum allowed input size (in bytes) on HTTP requests.
|
String |
messages
Messages.
|
String[] |
mimeTypes
Configuration property: MIME types.
|
Class<? extends RestMethodParam>[] |
paramResolvers
Java method parameter resolvers.
|
Class<? extends ParserListener> |
parserListener
Deprecated.
|
Class<?>[] |
parsers
Parsers.
|
Class<? extends HttpPartParser> |
partParser
HTTP part parser.
|
Class<? extends HttpPartSerializer> |
partSerializer
HTTP part serializer.
|
String |
path
Resource path.
|
Class<?>[] |
pojoSwaps
Deprecated.
|
String[] |
produces
Supported accept media types.
|
Property[] |
properties
Class-level properties.
|
String |
renderResponseStackTraces
Render response stack traces in responses.
|
Class<? extends RestResourceResolver> |
resourceResolver
REST resource resolver.
|
Class<? extends ResponseHandler>[] |
responseHandlers
Response handlers.
|
String |
roleGuard
Role guard.
|
String |
rolesDeclared
Declared roles.
|
Class<? extends SerializerListener> |
serializerListener
Deprecated.
|
Class<?>[] |
serializers
Serializers.
|
String |
siteName
Optional site name.
|
String[] |
staticFileResponseHeaders
Static file response headers.
|
String[] |
staticFiles
Static file mappings.
|
ResourceSwagger |
swagger
Provides swagger-specific metadata on this resource.
|
String[] |
title
Optional servlet title.
|
String |
uriAuthority
Resource authority path.
|
String |
uriContext
Resource context path.
|
String |
uriRelativity
URI-resolution relativity.
|
String |
uriResolution
URI-resolution.
|
String |
useClasspathResourceCaching
Configuration property: Use classpath resource caching.
|
String |
useStackTraceHashes
Deprecated.
|
public abstract String allowBodyParam
When enabled, the HTTP body content on PUT and POST requests can be passed in as text using the
For example:
?body=(name='John%20Smith',age=45)
public abstract String allowedHeaderParams
When specified, allows headers such as
For example:
?Accept=text/json&Content-Type=text/json
public abstract String allowedMethodHeaders
A comma-delimited list of HTTP method names that are allowed to be passed as values in an
Allows you to override the actual HTTP method with a simulated method.
For example, if an HTTP Client API doesn't support
public abstract String allowedMethodParams
When specified, the HTTP method can be overridden by passing in a
For example:
?method=OPTIONS
@Deprecated public abstract String allowHeaderParams
allowedHeaderParams()
When enabled, headers such as
For example:
?Accept=text/json&Content-Type=text/json
public abstract String[] attrs
Specifies default values for request attributes if they're not already set on the request.
@Deprecated public abstract Class<?>[] beanFilters
BeanConfig.beanFilters()
Shortcut to add bean filters to the bean contexts of all serializers and parsers on all methods in the class.
public abstract Class<? extends RestCallHandler> callHandler
This class handles the basic lifecycle of an HTTP REST call.
public abstract Class<? extends ClasspathResourceFinder> classpathResourceFinder
Used to retrieve localized files from the classpath.
public abstract String clientVersionHeader
Specifies the name of the header used to denote the client version on HTTP requests.
public abstract String config
The configuration file .
Config.getSystemDefault()
.
public abstract Class<? extends RestConverter>[] converters
Associates one or more converters
with a resource class.
public abstract String defaultAccept
The default value for the
This is a shortcut for using defaultRequestHeaders()
for just this specific header.
public abstract String defaultCharset
The default character encoding for the request and response if not specified on the request.
public abstract String defaultContentType
The default value for the
This is a shortcut for using defaultRequestHeaders()
for just this specific header.
public abstract String[] defaultRequestHeaders
Specifies default values for request headers if they're not passed in through the request.
public abstract String[] defaultResponseHeaders
Specifies default values for response headers if they're not set after the Java REST method is called.
public abstract String[] description
It is used to populate the Swagger description field.
This value can be retrieved programmatically through the RestRequest.getResourceDescription()
method.
public abstract String[] flags
properties()
of simple boolean types.
public abstract Class<? extends RestGuard>[] guards
Associates one or more RestGuards
with all REST methods defined in this class.
@Deprecated public abstract HtmlDoc htmldoc
HtmlDocConfig
Used to customize the output from the HTML Doc serializer.
public abstract Class<? extends RestInfoProvider> infoProvider
Class used to retrieve title/description/swagger information about a resource.
public abstract Class<? extends RestLogger> logger
callLogger()
Specifies the logger to use for logging.
public abstract Class<? extends RestCallLogger> callLogger
public abstract String maxInput
Useful for alleviating DoS attacks by throwing an exception when too much input is received instead of resulting in out-of-memory errors which could affect system stability.
public abstract String messages
public abstract String[] mimeTypes
Defines MIME-type file type mappings.
public abstract Class<? extends RestMethodParam>[] paramResolvers
By default, the Juneau framework will automatically Java method parameters of various types (e.g.
This setting allows you to provide your own resolvers for your own class types that you want resolved.
@Deprecated public abstract Class<? extends ParserListener> parserListener
ParserConfig.listener()
Specifies the parser listener class to use for listening to non-fatal parsing errors.
public abstract Class<?>[] parsers
If no value is specified, the parsers are inherited from parent class.
Otherwise, this value overrides the parsers defined on the parent class.
Use Inherit
to inherit parsers defined on the parent class.
Use None
to suppress inheriting parsers defined on the parent class.
public abstract Class<? extends HttpPartParser> partParser
Specifies the HttpPartParser
to use for parsing headers, query/form parameters, and URI parts.
public abstract Class<? extends HttpPartSerializer> partSerializer
Specifies the HttpPartSerializer
to use for serializing headers, query/form parameters, and URI parts.
public abstract String path
Used in the following situations:
children()
annotation) to identify
the subpath used to access the child resource relative to the parent.
RestServlet
classes deployed as Spring beans when The typical usage is to define a path to a child resource relative to the parent resource.
In the example above, assuming the
Note that in this scenario, the
The path can also be used on top-level resources deployed as Spring beans when used with the
In this case, the servlet will get registered using the path defined on the resource class.
The path can contain variables that get resolved to @Path
parameters
or access through the RestRequest.getPathMatch()
method.
Variables can be used on either top-level or child resources and can be defined on multiple levels.
All variables in the path must be specified or else the target will not resolve and a
When variables are used on a path of a top-level resource deployed as a Spring bean in a Spring Boot application, the first part of the URL must be a literal which will be used as the servlet path of the registered servlet.
@Deprecated public abstract Class<?>[] pojoSwaps
BeanConfig.pojoSwaps()
Shortcut to add POJO swaps to the bean contexts of all serializers and parsers on all methods in the class.
public abstract Property[] properties
Shortcut to add properties to the bean contexts of all serializers and parsers on all methods in the class.
Any of the properties defined on RestContext
or any of the serializers and parsers can be specified.
Property values will be converted to the appropriate type.
public abstract String renderResponseStackTraces
Render stack traces in HTTP response bodies when errors occur.
public abstract Class<? extends RestResourceResolver> resourceResolver
The resolver used for resolving child resources.
public abstract Class<? extends ResponseHandler>[] responseHandlers
Specifies a list of ResponseHandler
classes that know how to convert POJOs returned by REST methods or
set via RestResponse.setOutput(Object)
into appropriate HTTP responses.
public abstract String rolesDeclared
A comma-delimited list of all possible user roles.
Used in conjunction with roleGuard()
is used with patterns.
public abstract String roleGuard
An expression defining if a user with the specified roles are allowed to access methods on this class.
rolesDeclared()
or RestContext.REST_rolesDeclared
.
@Deprecated public abstract Class<? extends SerializerListener> serializerListener
SerializerConfig.listener()
Specifies the serializer listener class to use for listening to non-fatal serialization errors.
public abstract Class<?>[] serializers
If no value is specified, the serializers are inherited from parent class.
Otherwise, this value overrides the serializers defined on the parent class.
Use Inherit
to inherit serializers defined on the parent class.
Use None
to suppress inheriting serializers defined on the parent class.
public abstract String siteName
The site name is intended to be a title that can be applied to the entire site.
This value can be retrieved programmatically through the RestRequest.getSiteName()
method.
One possible use is if you want to add the same title to the top of all pages by defining a header on a common parent class like so:
htmldoc=
public abstract String[] staticFileResponseHeaders
Used to customize the headers on responses returned for statically-served files.
public abstract String[] staticFiles
Used to define paths and locations of statically-served files such as images or HTML documents.
public abstract String[] produces
Overrides the media types inferred from the serializers that identify what media types can be produced by the resource.
public abstract String[] consumes
Overrides the media types inferred from the parsers that identify what media types can be consumed by the resource.
public abstract ResourceSwagger swagger
Used to populate the auto-generated OPTIONS swagger documentation.
public abstract String[] title
It is used to populate the Swagger title field.
This value can be retrieved programmatically through the RestRequest.getResourceTitle()
method.
public abstract String uriAuthority
Overrides the authority path value for this resource and any child resources.
public abstract String uriContext
Overrides the context path value for this resource and any child resources.
public abstract String uriRelativity
Specifies how relative URIs should be interpreted by serializers.
See UriResolution
for possible values.
public abstract String uriResolution
Specifies how relative URIs should be interpreted by serializers.
See UriResolution
for possible values.
public abstract String useClasspathResourceCaching
When enabled, resources retrieved via RestRequest.getClasspathReaderResource(String, boolean)
(and related
methods) will be cached in memory to speed subsequent lookups.
@Deprecated public abstract String useStackTraceHashes
Logging.useStackTraceHashing()
When enabled, the number of times an exception has occurred will be determined based on stack trace hashsums,
made available through the RestException.getOccurrence()
method.
public abstract String debug
Enables the following:
Possible values (case insensitive):
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As It Was In The BeginningFor millennia, it was generally assumed that souls continued to exist after death. One possible reason for this is that early civilized people may have actually heard their dead ancestors speaking to them. According to the landmark study "The Origins of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind," there is a strong body of evidence (both biological and archaeological) to suggest that until very recently, the two hemispheres of the human brain worked independently of each other.All that is a very intellectual way to say our ancestors probably heard voices in their heads. According to Julian Jaynes, author of the once-controversial study, human consciousness may have existed in this bifurcated state until just a few millennia ago. Jaynes says that early temples and tombs were structured to help encourage the "bicameral" voices to speak. People then interpreted these voices as the spirits of their ancestors or as the voices of the gods. With such a visceral proof, it's little wonder that the concept of the soul went unchallenged for thousands of years, although the nature of the beast was at times hotly debated. However, as human mental structures became more sophisticated and their neural networks learned how to negotiate between right and left hemispheres, the voices began to recede and eventually became the aberration rather than the rule. In Eastern religions, the soul (or rather its approximate equivalent, translated as "subtle mind") was considered a sort of raw material, without an inherent personal identity, which is consistent with the broader spiritual practices of religions like Taoism, Hinduism and Buddhism. Under this world view, when an individual dies, their soul is reintegrated into the great oneness of the universe and subsequently returned to earth in a new form. In the Mesopotamian-Sumerian-Egyptian tradition which eventually gave birth to Judaism and Christianity, the definition of the soul went from an inarticulate assumption to the sense of individual identity, finally becoming (more or less) a modern synonym for "mind" or "consciousness." Once the concept of the soul is articulated, regardless of the surrounding theology, the paramount question becomes the afterlife. Almost every form of religion contains some form of judgment that influences the soul's journey after death. In the East, the karma earned during life affects the form in which an individual is reincarnated. In the Western scheme, God lays the smack down on recently-deceased souls and sends them to Heaven or Hell (or one of a handful of alternatives, such as Purgatory or Limbo, offered for morally ambiguous cases). During the Renaissance, theologians and scholars went through a series of fairly clever and completely erroneous theories about the science behind the soul, considering such issues as "What does a soul weigh?" or "Is it a solid, liquid or gas?" or "What color is it?" Almost no one gave any thought to the basic question of whether there was a soul in the first place, nor to the basic abstracted concept of its nature as the quintessential "self."
...As It Is Now...Around the time of the Enlightenment, a train of secular humanism left the station and careened ahead at breakneck speed right through the Industrial Revolution and into the Atomic Age.  Despite folk tales and urban legends, you can't weigh it. You can't locate it in the body. You can't touch it. You can't prove it continues to exist after death. In scientific terms, it was a phantasm. Unable to prove the positive, a growing body of skeptics took the lack of measurable evidence as proof of the negative. The soul as a concept, like God before it, was declared dead by a growing percentage of the population, and especially by the intellectual, scientific and medical communities, who have a tendency to dominate media reports and history books. But the idea of the soul was destined to rise again.
And Ever Shall Be...The first step toward saving the soul was, in many ways, strictly semantic. It had to do with the definition of mind and consciousness, two concepts with which the idea of soul had become inextricably linked.Part of the function of science through the Industrial Revolution had been reductionist: scientists were mostly concerned with breaking things down into their smallest parts. This was considered the best way to learn about what makes things tick. But during the early Twentieth century, physicists started to realize that life was a lot more complicated than that. For instance, you could take a human brain and dissect it down to its neurons, but that provided very little insight into the brain's primary functions, including the production of thought. Even though it couldn't be measured or seen, everyone agreed that the mind was a real phenomenon. The same mechanics applied to things like emotions, which were not measurable phenomena. You just kind of know them when you experience them, and they appear to arise out of complex systems without being simply the sum of that system's functions. In other words, a functioning brain couldn't account for the mind it supported, even though the two were believed to be related. Everyone was really stressed out about all this until someone cleverly came up with the theory of "emergence," calling the results of emergence "emergent properties." Mind was an emergent property of the brain, and consciousness an emergent property of mind. None of this required a soul in any meaningful sense. In fact, it didn't really even require a particularly stringent definition of consciousness. Quick -- give a concrete definition of what consciousness means in 10 words or less... Quick, quick, quick... Didn't think you could. But science wasn't quite done. You see, at the same time all this was going on, a bunch of rocket scientists -- literally -- were coming up with quantum physics. One tenet of quantum physics, grossly simplified, requires that in order for anything to exist, it has to be observed by a conscious mind. Whatever that is. Suddenly, the race was back on to rediscover the soul. Although many scientists still bristle at the term, the definitions for mind and consciousness being bandied about were increasingly metaphysical, as were their ramifications. One valid way to look at the quantum puzzle (again grossly oversimplified) is to say that consciousness creates reality. You don't get much more metaphysical than that, but more to the point, under this worldview there is a desperate need to define consciousness, which is now at the root of all other definitions. There is, in fact, a very well-liked theoretical physics definition for consciousness which suspiciously resembles a soul. It's called a Bose-Einstein Condensate, which is an impressive-sounding way to say it's a field that can't be seen, touched or measured. D'oh! One major inhibiting factor in developing a theory of consciousness is it requires a sweeping grasp of multiple scientific disciplines. To be thorough, a theorist addressing the issue needs to be well-versed in psychology, biology, conventional physics and quantum physics. That's a tall order. It's hard enough to be cocktail-party proficient in all four topics, let alone to be serious-scientific-breakthrough proficient. Then, just to make matters worse, if you want to discuss the idea that this thing called consciousness is somehow related to the concept called a "soul," you'll need to spend some time studying comparative religion. If you actually manage to acquire the expertise to develop a credible theory, you also have to be proficient in a sixth discipline -- writing -- in order to explain your theory to other people. And nearly all of those other people have preconcieved and strongly prized notions of how to define their own souls. Many people become deeply offended when confronted with ideas about these topics which diverge from their own. Which means you ought to be proficient in yet a seventh discipline: self-defense. T.S. Eliot famously wrote:
We shall not cease from explorationThe verse applies rather aptly to mankind's historic pursuit of its own metaphysical tail, as outlined here. All this frantic pursuit of the soul sometimes seems inevitable and yet still quite ludicrous. Whether an "emergent property" or a "gift from the Creator," somehow it seems appropriate that you just know it when you see it. If we're all endowed with this amorphous, unmeasurable, magical thing called consciousness, then what's the meaningful difference between having that and having an amorphous, unmeasurable, magical thing called a soul? If we're being honest, the real question here is simply this: Does "it" continue on after your body dies? Rotten.com is happy to report that you can now answer this question for yourself with 100% accuracy. You'll only have to wait 85 years, give or take a few. (Then again, there is one option if you want to cut to the chase.)
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RoboChrome is a RoboFont extension for editing and generating fonts with colored glyphs.
There are different proposals for how colored glyphs can be stored in a font.
RoboChrome’s model is based on the Microsoft proposal, which allows a black-and-white glyph to be replaced by a stack of colored layer glyphs. Each layer corresponds to one color. Because the format is vector-based, font file sizes stay small.
The layered glyphs are rasterized to PNG images when you choose to export a font in the Apple color font format. These fonts are slow to generate and will take up considerably more file size.
The Adobe/Mozilla proposal allows SVG documents to be stored in a font, and displayed instead of the regular glyphs. In RoboChrome, the SVG document is always derived from the sequence of glyph layers, though native SVGs would allow much more flexibility, e. g. gradients, animation, and bitmap images.
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Check for known issues and feel free to comment and submit reports to the issue tracker on GitHub.
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This specification defines an API allowing web pages and [=installed web applications=] to set a badge on the document, or an application-wide badge, shown in an operating-system-specific place associated with the application (such as the shelf or home screen), for the purpose of notifying the user when the state of the page or application has changed (e.g., when new messages have arrived), without showing a more heavyweight notification.
This is an early draft of the Badging API spec.
The following example shows how an email application might set a badge showing the unread count associated with the current document, which is updated whenever the client polls for mail from the server.
function pollForMail() { // ... Fetch unread mail from server. ... // Set the document badge. If getUnreadCount() returns 0, this is // equivalent to navigator.clearClientBadge(). navigator.setClientBadge(getUnreadCount()); }
The next example shows how a game might show when it is the player's turn. Again, this associates the badge with the current document.
function showPlayerTurn(playerTurnId) { if (playerTurnId === localPlayerId) navigator.setClientBadge(); else navigator.clearClientBadge(); }
A separate set of methods set the badge on the [=installed web application=], if any, whose [=manifest/navigation scope=] this document is within. The badge might show up on the application's icon in the operating system shelf. These examples work the same as above, except that the badge has global scope (if multiple documents within the same application set or clear a badge, the most recent one takes effect), and can continue being seen even after the last document closes.
function pollForMail() { // ... Fetch unread mail from server. ... // Set the app badge. navigator.setAppBadge(getUnreadCount()); }
function showPlayerTurn(playerTurnId) { if (playerTurnId === localPlayerId) navigator.setAppBadge(); else navigator.clearAppBadge(); }
To show a badge on both the document(s) and app icon(s), use both APIs together.
A badge may be one of the following values:
Each [=document=] and each [=installed web application=] is associated with a badge value, which is initialized to nothing.
The user agent MAY reset an application's badge to nothing at its discretion (for example, when the system is restarted).
If a badge is nothing, it is said to be "cleared". Otherwise, it is said to be "set".
When a document's badge is set, if the document's [=browsing context=] is a [=top-level browsing context=], the user agent SHOULD display the document's badge value alongside the other identifying information for that document (for example, on top of the document's icon or near its title).
The user agent is not expected to display a badge associated with a document that is not a [=top-level browsing context=], although it is allowed to. A user agent does not need to store the badge for a non-top-level browsing context if it does not intend to display it.
When the application's badge is set, the user agent SHOULD display the application's badge alongside any symbolic representations of the application in the user's operating system (for example, as a small overlay on top of the application's icon).
If the badge is set to special value flag, the user agent SHOULD show an indicator with a non-specific symbol (such as a coloured circle).
The user agent MAY simplify or degrade the data in any way. For example, a large integer may be saturated (for example, as "99+"). The font and formatting are entirely at the user agent's discretion. The user agent MAY ignore the data, and merely show a marker when the status is set.
When presenting a badge, it SHOULD be formatted according to the user's locale settings. For example, the badge content '7' should be displayed as '7' in the locale 'en-NZ' but as '٧' in 'ar-EG'.
The {{Navigator}} and {{WorkerNavigator}} interfaces are extended with methods for setting and clearing both the document and application badge indicators from documents and service workers, respectively.
// Methods only exposed on documents. [SecureContext] partial interface Navigator { Promise<undefined> setClientBadge(optional [EnforceRange] unsigned long long contents); Promise<undefined> clearClientBadge(); }; // Methods exposed on both documents and service workers. [SecureContext] interface mixin NavigatorBadge { Promise<undefined> setAppBadge(optional [EnforceRange] unsigned long long contents); Promise<undefined> clearAppBadge(); }; Navigator includes NavigatorBadge; WorkerNavigator includes NavigatorBadge;
User agents that never display document badges SHOULD NOT expose the {{Navigator/setClientBadge()}} and {{Navigator/clearClientBadge()}} methods. Similarly, user agents that never display application badges SHOULD NOT expose the {{NavigatorBadge/setAppBadge()}} and {{NavigatorBadge/clearAppBadge()}} methods.
This is important as a feature-detection mechanism to allow sites to determine whether setting a badge will have any effect, based on the presence of the methods. In particular, sites can use the absence of {{Navigator/setClientBadge()}} as a condition for displaying a fallback badge in the page's [^title^] or [=link type "icon"=].
When the {{Navigator/setClientBadge()}} method is called on |navigator:Navigator| with argument |contents:unsigned long long|:
When the {{Navigator/clearClientBadge()}} method is called on |navigator:Navigator|, return [=a promise resolved with=] undefined, and [=in parallel=], set the the badge associated with |navigator|'s [=relevant settings object=]'s [=environment settings object/responsible document=] to nothing.
When the {{NavigatorBadge/setAppBadge()}} method is called on |navigator:Navigator| with argument |contents:unsigned long long|:
When the {{NavigatorBadge/clearAppBadge()}} method is called on |navigator:Navigator|:
This algorithm is used to decide which app(s) receive a badge when the {{NavigatorBadge/setAppBadge()}} method is called from either a document or service worker context.
If called from a document context, the badge is applied to at most one application: the one with the most specific scope whose scope encloses this document URL.
If called from a service worker context, the badge is applied to all applications whose scope sits within the service worker's scope.
The steps for determining the matching applications takes an [=environment settings object=] |environment:environment settings object| that either has a [=environment settings object/responsible document=], or is a [=service worker client=], and returns a [=set=] of [=installed web applications=]:
The API is write-only by design. There is no way for a site to read back the value of a badge that was previously set, to ensure that the application badge cannot be used as a storage or fingerprinting mechanism.


FEYNMF(1) Contributed LaTeX Utilities FEYNMF(1) NAME feynmf - Process LaTeX files using FeynMF SYNOPSIS feynmf [-hvqncfT] [-t tfm [-t tfm ...]] [-m mode] file [file ...] feynmf [--help] [--version] [--quiet] [--noexec] [--clean] [--force] [--notfm] [--tfm tfm [--tfm tfm ...]] [--mode mode] file [file ...] DESCRIPTION The most complicated part of using the FeynMF style appears to be the proper invocation of Metafont. The feynmf script provides a convenient front end and will automagically invoke Metafont with the proper mode and magnification. It will also avoid cluttering system font directories and offers an option to clean them. OPTIONS -h, --help Print a short help text. -v, --version Print the version of feynmf. -q, --quiet Don't echo the commands being executed. -n, --noexec Don't execute LaTeX or Metafont. -c, --clean Offer to delete font files that have accidentally been placed in a system directory by the MakeTeXTFM and MakeTeXPK scripts (these scripts are run by tex (and latex) in the background). This option has only been tested with recent versions of UNIX TeX. -f, --force Don't ask any questions. -T, --notfm Don't try to prepare fake ".tfm" files for the first run. -t, --tfm tfm Don't try guess the names of the ".tfm" files to fake for the first run and use the given name(s) instead. This option can be useful if our incomplete parsing of the LaTeX input files fails. -m mode, --mode mode Select the METAFONT mode mode. The default is guessed or "localfont" if the guess fails. file Main LaTeX input files. file ... Other LaTeX input files that are included by the main file. AUTHOR Thorsten Ohl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>BUGS The preparation of ".tfm" files is not foolproof yet, because we can parse TeX files only superficially. This script has only been tested for recent teTeX distributions of UNIX TeX, though it will probably work with other versions of UNIX TeX. The author will be grateful for portability suggestions, even concerning Borg operating systems, for the benefit of those users that are forced to live with DOS or Windows. FeynMF Version 1.08 2012-01-06 FEYNMF(1)


To obtain Integration Test effective and consistent, they must always be performed in isolated environments, in order to ensure the existence of the expected data and to grant the possibility to modify them if necessary.
Unfortunately, the creation of databases for tests is a time-consuming and repetitive activity. This project was created to facilitate the creation of database test.
The idea is simple: the data are exported from the development database based on .json format and then recreated in another database created ad-hoc. The new database will have an identical structure to the source database and will contain only the data you need to test. This can be reproduced several times, since the test database is deleted, created and reloaded with all data provided by the developer.
The code is based mainly up two libraries:
Other references are Nunit e FluentAssertions for Unit Test and .NET driver Npgsql for access to Postgresql database.
Important Please pay attention to the settings of connection strings, in particular to that related to the Test database.
The test database will be deleted and recreated during the initialization phase of DataTestLoader. By convention, the name of the test database must end with "_test" word.
DBSource - Database source from which to infer the schema that will be used in the creation of the test database.
DbTest - Connection string of test database.
DBPostgres - Connection string to Postgres database. It is required to drop the test database.
FileSchemaPreData - Name of the file required for initial definition of test db (used only in case of re-use of an existing schema, for performance reasons. This is the file returned by pg_dump command with section=pre-data arguments.)
FileSchemaPostData - Name of the file required for post definition of test db (used only in case of re-use of an existing schema, for performance reasons. file returned by pg_dump command with section=post-data arguments.)
RunCustomScripts - Specified one or multiple custom script(s) to execute before load json data. This value is Optional. This value can be empty. Multiple values must be separed by ";" char. These files will be search into bin/DatabaseScripts folder.
AssemblyModel - Name of the library that contains the external .dll POCO classes corresponding to the entities to be created in the database.
AssemblyModelNamespace - Namespace of POCO classes contained into AssemblyModel.
The AssemblyModel assembly contains the POCO classes for tables to be loaded. The name of these classes must be equal to the table name to be loaded, with Public Properties corresponding to the table structure.
This assembly is necessary only if the loading data from .json files in the folder DataTestFiles. (loadJsonData flag = true) is required.
This .dll must be located in the .bin DataTestLoader.
This is a simple example of POCO class .
public class Customer
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string FirstName { get; set; }
public string LastName { get; set; }
public string Address { get; set; }
...
}
To define automagically a POCO class in C# language you can use also the online tool json2csharp
To massive generation of POCO class corresponding to database entities, it is useful to use MS technology Text Translate Transformation Toolkit also known as T4.
To manually define the POCO classes corresponding to database entities is a long and time-consuming activity.
Several types of code generators are available on the market, including the excellent CodeSmith and the most popular T4 (because integrated in the Visual Studio).
You can auto-generate POCO classes directly from the database by executing a T4 Template. The operation to generate (or regenerate) the POCO classes of an entire database is extremely simple and easy: right-click the template T4 (.tt extension) and run Run Custom Tool.
The sample project contains a T4 OrmLite based template and its EntityModel generated from the database specified in the configuration file. It can be used to automatically create a model from the database on the ConnectionStringDBSource. The example database is a Northwind mini version, you can find the creation script on \SampleModel\DatabaseScript folder.
This project contains an example to instantiate correctly DataTestLoader.
This folder contains all .JSON files with the data to be inserted on test database.
By convention, the name of this file must correspond to table name where data will be inserted (with .json extension).
The names of these files are case-sensitive.
TablesToLoad.json contains the sequence order to loading the tables. See this example:
[
"Customer",
"Order",
"OrderItem",
...
]
In order to extract data from the database and export .json format easily, you can also use Database.NET. Any other way to create these files .json, manual or automatic mode is admitted.
In order to generate automatically data files .json you can also use the online tool JSON generator.
To load data in ByteArray type format in entities that require it, you can use the online tool AJAX ByteChar Converter
Here are described a few ways to use the project:
1. Using ConsoleAppTest project
2. Run Unit Test
The source project is provided with a set of unit tests NUnit 2.6. Set the connection strings properly. Run Test. See the log on Debug Window. (see also log files on C:\Logs\DataTestLoader folder)
3. Using NuGet packages
Main prerequisites : PostgreSql v9.4+ database instance.
DataTestLoader method arguments
- refreshSchema = If true will export the shema from remote database; false = will be reuse the file schema located into FolderSchema path. (Default : false)
- initDatabase = If true will drop, create and apply the schema. (Default : false)
- loadJsonData = If true will add data present in DataTestFiles folder to tables specified into TablesToLoad.json file. If data are already found on database, and loadJsonData is the unique value setting as true, will be occurs a duplicate key errors. (Default : false)
- testSuite == If specified, will be add .json data files from this subfolder of DataTestFiles (Default : "")
The most common mistake that happens is to forget to put in CopyToOutput all files into DataTestFiles and DatabaseScripts folders.
If you don't see any log, set CopyToOutput property to Nlog.config file.
Message Assembly Model SampleModel was not found. This message indicates that you must specify the assembly containing the POCO classes. If you don't need the loading of data, please disable the loadJsonData argument.
Type 'xxx' or assembly 'yyy' or namespace 'www' not found on .... The specified type cannot be found into assembly specified, or that assemby was not found into bin directory, or related namespace was not correctly specified into .config file. You can automatically regenerated the model using Right-Click -> Run Custom Tool on SampleModel.tt.
Each subfolder of DataTestFiles can contain various .json data files; these will be insert specifying it into testSuite argument calling DataTestLoader.
This value is Optional and can be empty. Multiple values are separed by ";" char. These files will be search into bin/DatabaseScripts folder.
In case of translation or coding errors, please feel free to contact me.
Claudio Barca c.barca at gmail dot com
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This example shows how a static HTML site can be used to render dynamic product information using BigCommerce's GraphQL Storefront API. GraphQL connection details are accepted as URL parameters. View the source of this example here.
To get started, you can simply click submit with the sample data below to see the API in action. If you want to see this page with your own store's data, you can create a token on your store and put it in the form below. Make sure you create a token valid for this page's origin:


The cosy Bristol pub with a roaring fire which turns 15 this weekend
And it's throwing a massive all-day party to celebrate
by Robin Murray"It really comes into its own at this time of year," said Patrick 'Pato' Rudland, who took over the reins of the Pipe and Slippers in October.
The 40-year-old has been a key figure at the cosy Cheltenham Road boozer since 2011, but became its landlord last month after owners Mike and Jamie offered him the gig.
Previously he also looked after The Windmill and the Lazy Dog, which are in the same group, but his full focus is now on The Pipe which means it's likely to go from strength to strength as it celebrates its 15th anniversary.
"The pub has had a few golden eras since opening in 2004 and I'm hopeful that we're entering another one now," said Pato.
"There won't be any drastic changes but I'm really looking forward to giving The Pipe my undivided attention."
The Pipe has become something of a Bristol institution since its launch thanks to a number of factors - and what better time is there to celebrate it than on its 15th birthday?
Possibly the cosiest pub in Bristol
Bristol is home to a wealth of cosy pubs, but the Pipe and Slippers could stake a claim for being the cosiest.
Thanks to its roaring fire, abundance of dark wood, warm lighting and comfortable chairs, it has a timeless look and is perfect for autumn and winter nights.
"We are of course an all-year round pub but when we've got the fire lit and mulled cider on the go it really is special," said Pato.
Although the Pipe is a stone's throw from the main throng of Stokes Croft, home to the likes of The Love Inn and Crofters Rights, Pato said it feels like it's in its own mini community.
"Of course, we're not far from the Love Inn, Crofters Rights and the rest, who we all get on really well with," he said.
"But we have a separate community vibe going on the other side of the traffic lights with our neighbours and good friends Emmeline and The Social. It feels like our own distinct thing.
"We support each other as much as possible and we're always borrowing various bits and bobs off each other. It's a really nice set-up."
Diverse clientele
Given its location on Cheltenham Road, near to Stokes Croft, naturally the Pipe and Slippers attracts an exuberant crowd on Fridays and Saturdays, when it hosts live DJs.
But the boozer isn't exclusively visited by that particular demographic, Pato explained.
"The ethos of the pub has stayed pretty much exactly the same since it opened," he said. "The key has always been having a diverse clientele.
"In the week we get the old boys sipping their ales in the corner, lots of students and young people and people on dates, that sort of thing. Then at weekends it's obviously a livelier affair with live DJs.
"Essentially all different kinds of people come to The Pipe and that's definitely one of the best things about it. That's what a good pub is all about."
No matter when you visit the pub you're likely to come across plenty of smiling faces - including the staff, who always seem to be enjoying themselves as Pato places an emphasis on their happiness.
American-inspired soul food and roast dinners
Midweek food at The Pipe is served up by Smoke & Glaze, a pop-up kitchen with serious pedigree.
Having run successful pop-ups at the likes of The Old Bookshop, The Hillgrove and The Three Tuns, as well as at numerous food markets, The Pipe's bosses offered them a more permanent home.
They are especially loved for their delicious range of burgers, hailed as some of the best in Bristol, and other decadent treats including their chicken wings.
On Sundays, the food offering is kept in the family as it is rustled up by Tucha's Kitchen. As well as serving a seriously impressive roast dinner, Tucha is the mother of the man behind Smoke and Glaze.
"Of course I'm slightly biased but I'd say it's one of the best roasts in Bristol," said Pato. "It's such a high quality plate of food and always a very satisfying feed.
"On the surface The Pipe and Slippers is a traditional boozer but there's a very high quality offering in terms of both drinks and food, all served in an informal setting.
"We're fortunate to have two fantastic pop-ups at The Pipe and the fact they've both been here for years means customers can rely on the food to be very decent."
Pato added that the pub also has its best ever range of beers right now, with Lost and Grounded, Bristol Beer Factory and more on offer for discerning drinkers.
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What's lined up for the 15th anniversary?
Today (Saturday, November 23) marks 15 years of the Pipe and Slippers - and the pub is holding an all day party of epic proportions to celebrate.
The decks will be graced by DJs who have all played at the pub over the years, headlined by Queen Bee, a mainstay in Bristol's nightlife scene.
Other selectors playing at the event include AMO, Dave Harvey, Jay L and Feel The Real.
The event kicks off at 2pm and runs until 1am, with free entry throughout.
It's set to be the perfect way to honour the pub, which is now rightly seen as a proper Bristol institution.
Here's to another 15 years and beyond.
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Heap Words
Heaps in zeptoforth are created by the user and consist of discretes blocks that are allocated, freed, and resized as multiples; the size of allocations plus a cell taken up by a block count is rounded up to the next full number of blocks. There is by default no global heap, and heaps created by the user are specifically not concurrency-safe; to make them concurrency-safe one must wrap them in locks, and because of the overhead this would impose, this is not done so by default. Note that the time taken up by heap allocation or resizing is bounded by a maximum which is defined by the number of blocks in the heap; any heap allocation or resizing may take this full time. On the other hand, the time taken up by freeing an allocation is determined solely by the number of blocks comprising the allocation.
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The following words are in heap
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heap-size
( block-size block-count – heap-bytes )
Get the size in bytes of a heap with the given block size in bytes and block count.
init-heap
( block-size block-count addr – )
Initialize a heap at addr with the given block size in bytes and block count; note that the size of the available memory at addr should be equal to or greater than the number of bytes returned by heap-size
for block-size and block-count.
allocate
( size heap – addr )
Allocate memory in a heap of size bytes and return its address; if the memory cannot be allocated due to insufficient contiguous memory being available, x-allocate-failed is raised.
free
( addr heap – )
Free memory at addr in a heap.
resize
( size addr heap – new-addr )
Resize memory in a heap at addr to a new size in bytes, returning its new address. If sufficient memory is available for resizing at addr the allocation is expanded without moving or copying it and addr is returned. Otherwise, the allocation at addr is freed, and its contents is copied to a new allocation, whose address is returned. Note that if insufficient memory is available in the heap for resizing the allocation, the existing allocation is preserved, and x-allocate-failed is raised.
x-allocate-failed
( – )
This is an exception raised if allocation or resizing fails.


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Since 2019 I study and develop personal web and desktop projects with Python and Django, with the intention of changing my professional career and improving myself more and more so that I can work as a programmer, be part of a development team, contribute to more advanced projects and have the possibility of increasing responsibilities and participation to generate value for an employer or a customer.
From 2004 to the end of 2018, I worked as a Freelancer, creating management systems in Excel and performing IT services.
António Manuel da Silva Calheiros Neves
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>+55 94 992980227
Portuguese
Oeiras, Lisbon, Portugal
Portuguese - native
English - fluent
Spanish - fluent
French - intermediate
Python
Sql
Kivy
Django
Bootstrap
Html
Css
PostgreSql
Sqlite
Git
Excel
Photoshop
November 2020 - Present
Self-employed - Brazil
Personal project of a complete web school management system, Academic, Pedagogical and Financial sectors. (still developing)
I have been developing this project by myself from scratch.
Through the knowledge acquired by working in several schools, it was possible to know the requirements and specifications necessary for the system, facilitating the creation and modeling of the PostgreSQL database.
On the back-end I use the Python language and the Django framework, on the front-end I use HTML, CSS and the Bootstrap framework which facilitates the design with grid and flex, meets the needs of javascript and also allows the system to be responsive, for use on various platforms.
During development and after testing to ensure that all works properly, I use the Git version control system which together with Github, makes it possible for a continuous delivery of what is being developed, both for a shared hosting and for Heroku .
Technologies: Python, Django, PostgreSql, Html, Css, Bootstrap.
March 2020 - June 2020
Self-employed - Brazil
Personal project of a web system for organizing and categorizing YouTube channels and playlists, in order to put my learning with Django into practice.
Technologies: Python, Django, PostgreSql, Html, Css, Bootstrap.
January 2019 - January 2020
Freelancer - Brazil
Creation of several specific desktop applications for registration and organizing documents to schools, shops and small offices.
Technologies: Python, Kivy, SQLite and PostgreSql.
January 2015 - August 2020
Freelancer - Brazil
Computerization and digitization of the entire school management
and control system, Academic, Pedagogical and Financial sectors.
Technical assistance, implementation of features and
improvements to the management system.
Technologies: Excel, Windows, Microsoft Office.
January 2004 - December 2019
Freelancer - Portugal, Spain and Brazil
Development of management systems and Excel spreadsheets.
Provision of various services as Freelance Computer Technician,
Technical assistance and consultancy.
Technologies: Excel, Windows, Linux, Microsoft Office.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CD, DVD and Book Library.
Python, Kivy and SQLite


Projects
Bootstrap Practice
- This project is a webpage for a mock vacation to Japan
- It was my first project to feature bootstrap
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Week In Review
- This is a mock webpage detailing a first week at Epicodus
- Features include: jumbotron, block-quotes, and columns
- Languages used: HTML
- Visit repo here!
Animal Shelter
- This is a mock webpage for an Animal Shelter
- Features include: cascading css, columns, floats, and box-sizing
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Boring Lecture
- This is a mock webpage for a blog
- Features include: floats, box-styles, and spans
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Interior Decorating
- This is a mock webpage for Interior Decorating
- Features include: columns, floats, and padding
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Nirvana
- This is a mock webpage for the band Nirvana
- Features include: padding, margin, and float
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Cupcake Shop
- This is a mock webpage for a cupcake shop
- Features include: classes, images, and links
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
My First Webpage
- THis is a mock webpage detailing favorite things and places
- Features include: multiple pages, README, and images
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Cookie Recipe
- This is a mock webpage for a cookie recipe
- Features include: Ordered lists, and unordered lists
- Languages used: HTML
- Visit repo here!
Resort
- This is a mock webpage for a vacation resort
- Features include: gradient, headers, and paragraphs
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Branch Practice
- This is a mock webpage to practice git-branching
- Features include: CSS styling
- Languages used: HTML, CSS
- Visit repo here!
Goodbye
- This is a mock webpage to find out how to say "goodby" in multiple languages
- Features include: unordered list
- Languages used: HTML
- Visit repo here!