APP Class
The main module for the app.
Item Index
Methods
- alert static
- changeLanguage static
- checkIfFirstStart static
- confirm static
- doStandardLanguageSearch static
- getActiveLanguageByNavigatorLanguageOrTakeDefault static
- getTermInActiveLanguage static
- hard_reset static
- init static
- log static
- recall static
- save static
- saveAllOutputFiles static
- saveTextfile static
- view
- zipAllOutputFiles static
Methods
alert
-
message
Shows an alert message to the user.
Parameters:
-
message
StringThe message to display.
changeLanguage
-
index
Changes the language of the app. Reloads the app, so that changes are effective immediately.
Parameters:
-
index
IntegerIndex of the language in the array my.languages
checkIfFirstStart
()
static
Checks if the app is started for the first time or not and fires a fitting welcome note. (TO DO: The check in this method should be replaced by a check, if a data object can be retrieved or not.
confirm
-
message
-
callback
-
ok_label
-
cancel_label
Shows a confirm dialog to the user
Parameters:
-
message
StringThe message to display.
-
callback
FunctionThe function to be called when the user makes a decision. An bool value is passed to this function: true when user pressed ok, false when user pressed cancel.
-
ok_label
FunctionThe text of the OK button.
-
cancel_label
FunctionThe text of the cancel button.
doStandardLanguageSearch
-
input
-
on_select
Searches for a language entry in LanguageIndex.js. Displays a screen where the user can select a language from the results. Selection will be passed as parameter to on_select
Parameters:
-
input
StringInput string
-
on_select
FunctionMethod to be called when the user selects a language. Selection will be passed as parameter.
getTermInActiveLanguage
-
LanguagePacksArray
-
arg1
-
arg2
-
arg3
-
arg4
Tries to get a term in a specific language. This method is called by environments each time a language dependent term is displayed by an environment.
Parameters:
-
LanguagePacksArray
ArrayAn array with all the available LanguagePacks of the environment.
-
arg1
StringFirst key in LanguagePack to look at.
-
arg2
StringSecond key in LanguagePack to look at.
-
arg3
StringThird key in LanguagePack to look at.
-
arg4
StringFourth key in LanguagePack to look at.
Returns:
term Returns the term in the specific language. If there is no term in that language, the term in the default language is returned. If there is no term in the default language, APP.CONF.language_error_placeholder is returned.
hard_reset
()
static
This method deletes all saved data and reloads the app. It is quite DANGEROUS!
init
-
no_recall
Initializes the app. This method is called on "DOMContentLoaded".
Parameters:
-
no_recall
BooleanIf true, the app will not attempt to recall saved data from the application cache.
log
-
message
-
type
Shows a log message to the user
Parameters:
-
message
StringThe message to display.
-
type
StringType of the log message resulting in different colors ("error" => red flag, "success" => green flag, else: black flag).
recall
-
recall_object
-
environment_data
Recalls and sets the app state. If recall_object.active_environment_id is given, it tries to load that environment and recalls the environment state too. If environment_data is undefined, it tries to get the recall data for that environment by checking the browser database.
Parameters:
-
recall_object
MixedObject with the state of the app.
-
environment_data
MixedObject with the state of an environment to be loaded.
save
()
static
Saves the current state of the APP and the active environment.
saveAllOutputFiles
()
static
Gets all XML strings from output textareas, makes files and saves them. For the user, it looks like several downloads.
saveTextfile
-
text
-
filename
-
mime_type
Saves a file with text content. For the user, it looks like a download.
Parameters:
-
text
StringContent of file as string
-
filename
StringFilename
-
mime_type
StringMime type for download
view
-
module_or_id
This method changes the view of the app. A view can be a view of the app, or of a module of an environment.
Parameters:
-
module_or_id
MixedIt can be a module or an id of a view element.
zipAllOutputFiles
()
static
Gets all XML strings from output textareas, makes files and zips these files into one. For the user, it looks like a download of a ZIP file.


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GOP Sen. Cotton on Peace Talks with Taliban: We Need Them to Work with Us | Breitbart
by Trent BakerFriday on “Fox & Friends,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) weighed in on the peace talks with the Taliban, which President Donald Trump revealed on Thursday have been resumed.
Cotton said the Taliban needs to renounce violence, renounce its ties to Al-Qaeda and recognize the government in Kabul as part of its deal.
“Obviously, we’re going to have to have the Taliban be a part of any ultimate political solution in Afghanistan, but we have to remember the Taliban has not renounced violence, it has not renounced its ties to Al-Qaeda or affiliated groups and it has not recognized the government in Kabul,” Cotton outlined. “If they are ready to take those kinds of steps and reach a ceasefire, then that’s something we can make progress on. If they just want to give illusory promise in return for concrete concessions, I don’t think that’s a foundation for a solid peace deal.”
He added, “If they just want to make promises in return for concessions and American withdrawal, then we’re not going to have a long-lasting peace.”
Follow Trent Baker on Twitter @MagnifiTrent


ROYAL SHOW
Grinning Prince Andrew breaks cover after Queen sacked him over Epstein scandal – losing him his £250k salary
by Holly ChristodoulouSCANDAL-ridden Prince Andrew smiled today as he was seen for the first time since the Queen sensationally sacked him.
The Duke of York, 59, put on a brave face just hours after releasing a bombshell statement revealing he was stepping down from his royal duties.
Prince Andrew waved from behind the wheel of a car as he left his home in Windsor, Berks, this morning on his way to Buckingham Palace.
But he appeared more downtrodden as he arrived at Buckingham Palace shortly after.
The embattled prince was stripped of his royal duties and £249,000 sovereign grant in the wake of a car-crash Newsnight interview over his relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
He released a statement yesterday confirming the Queen had "given her permission" for him to "step back from public duties for the foreseeable future".
The Queen is understood to have come to the decision after consulting Prince Charles.
SCANDAL-HIT PRINCE
Andrew has been accused of sensational claims he bedded a 17-year-old and has faced mounting criticism for his friendship with the disgraced tycoon.
He will conduct no royal or public duties and will step back from all patronages.
The Duke has also pledged to co-operate with authorities investigating Epstein - opening him up to serious criminal risk.
It was a drastic decision for the Queen because Prince Andrew is her favourite son. And he is unlikely to return to a frontline royal role.
The Queen appeared determined not to allow the saga to overshadow her duties as she greeted recipients of the Chatham House Prize for 2019.
As she signed the visitors' book at the end of the evening, she asked Chatham House director Robin Niblett the date. When he replied, Her Majesty laughed and said: "Oh I knew that!"
Last night, a friend of Prince Andrew revealed: “The Queen summoned the Duke to Buckingham Palace to tell him her decision.
“It was a devastating moment for both of them. His reputation is in tatters.
"It is unlikely he will ever perform royal duties again. He is disgraced.”
'THE QUEEN IS HORRIFIED'
Prince Andrew will no longer receive his £249,000 Sovereign Grant allowance because that funds expenses for his official duties, such as travel.
But he will receive his income from the Queen’s private funds.
The annoucement followed days of media scrutiny after his attempts to defend himself in Saturday’s disastrous Newsnight interview were derided.
A royal source said: “The Queen was privately very disappointed with Prince Andrew, despite the public efforts to rally round.
“It’s wrong to think that she just accepted his version of events, that the interview had gone well and there was nothing to worry about.
“She saw the fallout and was very unhappy. She has spent her whole life protecting the monarchy and in just one week her son’s actions threatened to tear it apart.
"Something had to be done to draw a line under all of this.”
Royal author Penny Junor said: “This is absolutely unprecedented that a fairly senior member of the Royal Family should be forced to retire from public life.”
She added: “I would think the Queen is horrified.”
Prince Andrew’s statement, on his parents’ 72nd wedding anniversary, says the Queen gave permission for him to bow out of royal duties.
He says he is willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency’s investigations into convicted sex offender Epstein, found dead in his jail cell in August.
Senior royal in disgrace
By Dan Wootton, Executive Editor
PRINCE Andrew thought his legacy-defining interview with Emily Maitlis would save his royal career and lavish lifestyle that was already on life support.
In the end it, somewhat inevitably, resulted in the exact opposite. He ends life as a frontline royal in disgrace.
Even the Queen couldn’t save her favourite son.
But in reality this is just the start of Randy Andy’s troubles. Cops, interviews, civil cases and potential new accusations are likely to dominate his immediate future.
And then could his accuser Virginia Roberts have her day in court?
I’m convinced the road back for Andrew to frontline royal duties is impossible.
Charles wants a streamlined monarchy anyway. He knows the PR damage to the institution was untenable and in the end insisted Andrew entered early royal retirement.
Andrew’s fall from grace is a lesson to younger royals about why staying in touch with reality, listening to advisers and, more importantly, the public matters.
There is a reason Andrew has been the public’s least favourite senior royal.
He’s a stuck-up charlatan who has done far more harm to the monarchy than good.
ROYAL CAREER OVER
And he expresses sympathy for Epstein’s victims, which he had been accused of not showing in his BBC interview.
The Sun can reveal Prince Andrew, 59, held crisis talks on the phone with Prince Charles, 71, who is in New Zealand.
Charles made it clear his brother must step down from royal duties.
A senior Palace source said: “Charles was very involved in the decision as heir to the throne. He knew action had to be taken. The Duke knew he couldn’t fight any more. His royal career is over.”
Prince Andrew’s life will transform overnight. A Palace courtier said: “He is stepping back from all his patronages as well.
"There will be no activity for any charities. No public activities whatsoever.
“But the Queen has told him he remains a member of the Royal Family. He will still appear during Trooping the Colour and on the balcony at major events.”
Social historian Professor Judith Rowbotham compared the developments to the 1936 abdication of Edward VIII to marry US divorcee Wallis Simpson. She said: “There are plenty of parallels there.
“I’m far from surprised because the Duke of York was ill-advised to undertake the interview.”
Meanwhile, Epstein victim Maria Farmer said today the paedo’s socialite pal Ghislaine Maxwell would recruit girls from New York’s Central Park for her master.
Ms Farmer, who claims Epstein and Maxwell sexually assaulted her in 1996, said: “I saw Ghislaine going to get the women. She went to places like Central Park.
"I was with her sometimes and she would say, ‘Stop the car!’
Maxwell denies all allegations of wrongdoing.
In another development, a letter to The Times from Buckingham Palace has cast doubt on when Prince Andrew first met Epstein.
The 2011 letter, from the Duke of York’s then private secretary, says they met in the early 1990s — not in 1999 as the he said in his Newsnight interview.
The Palace said he stands by his recollection of events.


Install¶
graphoW requires Python >= 3.6. For instructions for installing the full scientific Python stack, check:.
This instructions assume that you have the default Python environment already configures and that you want to install graphow
in it. To create a new Python virtual environments, check the instructions for venv <https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html>`_ and virtual
environments.
As a first step, check that you have installed the latest pip
version. If you don’t, check the Pip documentation and install pip
.
Install the released version¶
Install the current release of graphow
with pip
:
$ pip install graphow
To upgrade to a newer release use the --upgrade
flag:
$ pip install --upgrade graphow
If you do not have permission to install software systemwide, you can
install into your user directory using the --user
flag:
$ pip install --user graphow
If you do not want to install our dependencies (e.g., numpy
, scipy
, etc.),
you can use:
$ pip install graphow --no-deps
This may be helpful if you are using PyPy or you are working on a project that only needs a limited subset of our functionality and you want to limit the number of dependencies.
You can also manually download graphow
from
GitHub or
PyPI.
To install one of these versions, unpack it and run the following from the top-level source directory using the Terminal:
$ pip install .
Install the development version¶
If you have Git installed on your system, it is also
possible to install the development version of graphow
.
Before installing the development version, you may need to uninstall the
standard version of graphow
using pip
:
$ pip uninstall graphow
Then do:
$ git clone https://github.com/tommantonela/graphoW.git
$ cd graphow
$ pip install -e .
The pip install -e .
command allows you to follow the development branch as
it changes by creating links in the right places and installing the command
line scripts to the appropriate locations.
Then, if you want to update graphow
at any time, in the same directory do:
$ git pull


Ferrari Roma Shows Off Its Sleek Styling In Live Photos From Premiere
Get a much better view than Ferrari gives you.
by Chris BruceThe Ferrari Roma just debuted, and our colleagues in Italy were there to see the unveiling. They even snapped some photos to give you a better look at the new coupe than the Prancing Horse's official shots.
Gallery: Ferrari Roma Live Photos
The Roma wears a smooth, simple exterior, but the styling is still eye-catching. There's a downward sloping nose that leads to an eggcrate-style grille. Below it, there's a prominent splitter with a mesh covering in the lower fascia. The headlights sit low on the prominent fenders, and there's a power bulge in the center of the hood.
The Roma's clean lines are especially evident in the vehicle's profile where its easiest to see the long hood and swoopy fenders. The steeply raked A-pillar leads into an arching roof and broad rear. Flush-mounted door handles keep the sides looking smooth.
The tail features a wide rear window and four oval-shaped taillights with horizontal LEDs for the lamps. The quad exhausts emerge from the diffuser.
Gallery: Ferrari Roma
Popping the hood reveals Ferrari's 3.9-liter twin-turbo V8 that makes 612 horsepower (456 kilowatts) and 561 pound-feet (760 Newton-meters). It runs through an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox. This setup gets the Roma to 62 miles per hour (100 kilometers per hour) in 3.4 seconds and hits 124 mph (200 kph) in 9.3 seconds. The top speed is greater than 199 mph (320 kph).
See The Debut:
Inside, the Roma has a fresh look for Ferrari. An angled divider runs from the top of the dashboard to between the seats, and this element combines the functions of the center stack and console. At the top of it, there's a portrait-layout infotainment screen. A series of switches control the gear selection. The driver looks through the steering wheel at an expansive digital instrument display, and passengers have a separate, smaller screen in front of them.


Enumerable methods
2014.02.08
Enumerable#group_by
Group_by is a method used for enumerables when you want to create a hash that groups elements from the enumerable in arrays. The syntax is as such:
group_by {|obj| block}
The method will take the elements of the enumerable, evaluate each one with the block, and give the outputed result as an array. In the resulting hash, the keys are the result from the block and the values are the arrays that are the evaluated result that correspond to each key.
Examples
Use Enumerable#group_by when you want to pull specific groups of element from an array or hash. Specify that requirement in the block to pass each element through. Here is a good example taken from Ruby Docs:
(1..6).group_by { |i| i%3 } #=> {0=>[3, 6], 1=>[1, 4], 2=>[2, 5]}


Overview
Creates relationships to pre-existing record from a record list.
URL Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
|
<record ID>
|
<string>
|
Target record ID.
|
True.
|
|
<report ID>
|
<string>
|
Report ID for Saved Report.
|
True.
|
|
<relationship link>
|
<string>
|
Link between targeted and related records.
|
True.
|
Request
Response Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
|
record
|
Array
|
The record linked to related records.
|
|
related_records
|
Array
|
Record IDs that were associated.
|
Response
"record": {
"id": "da6a3741-2a81-ba7f-f249-512d0932e94e",
"name": "Slender Broadband Inc - 1000 units",
"date_entered": "2013-02-26T19:12:00+00:00",
"date_modified": "2013-02-26T19:12:00+00:00",
"modified_user_id": "1",
"modified_by_name": "Administrator",
"created_by": "1",
"created_by_name": "Administrator",
"description": "",
"img": "",
"last_activity_date": "2013-02-28T18:21:00+00:00",
"deleted": false,
"assigned_user_id": "seed_max_id",
"assigned_user_name": "Max Jensen",
"team_name": [
{
"id": "East",
"name": "East",
"name_2": "",
"primary": false
},
{
"id": "West",
"name": "West",
"name_2": "",
"primary": true
}
],
"opportunity_type": "",
"account_name": "Slender Broadband Inc",
"account_id": "181461c6-dc81-1115-1fe0-512d092e8f15",
"campaign_id": "",
"campaign_name": "",
"lead_source": "Campaign",
"amount": "25000",
"base_rate": "1",
"amount_usdollar": "25000",
"currency_id": "-99",
"currency_name": "",
"currency_symbol": "",
"date_closed": "2013-02-27",
"date_closed_timestamp": "1361992480",
"next_step": "",
"sales_stage": "Needs Analysis",
"sales_status": "New",
"probability": "90",
"best_case": "25000",
"worst_case": "25000",
"commit_stage": "include",
"my_favorite": false,
"_acl": {
"fields": {
}
}
},
"related_records": [
success: [
"e689173e-c953-1e14-c215-512d0927e7a2",
"da6a3741-2a81-ba7f-f249-512d0932e94e",
"181461c6-dc81-1115-1fe0-512d092e8f15"
],
error: []
]
}
Change Log
| Version |
Change |
|
v10 (7.2.0)
|
Added /<module>/:record/link/:link_name/add_record_list/:remote_id POST endpoint.
|


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Locally crafted chef inspired everyday meals
Chef Javier Montano starting his culinary career in Albuquerque in the 1990's where he worked at Scalo and the very first Il Vicino. He moved to San Francisco in 1997 where he would work at world renowned restaurants including Rubicon, Acquerello, Dio Deka, and Limon. He spent 4 years as the corporate chef of Electronic Arts where he ran a culinary team of up to 40 people cooking for up to 1500 people a day. He moved back to the land of enchantment in 2016 and opened up Malaguena's Latin Tapas Food truck with his wife. They won the local hero award for "Best Food Truck" in 2019 by Edible New Mexico.
At Pecan River Provisions chef wants to bring you into his kitchen and cook for you the way he likes to eat. He is influenced by his love of travel and exploration adding flavors from Asia, South America and Europe to classic American favourites. The heart of the operation will be the rotisserie featuring a Pecan Coffee Chile Chicken with mojo sauce and potatoes cooked in the chicken juices. There will a daily selection of fresh salads, desserts, and pickles.


If you need to invoke multiple subprocesses (of the same or different process definition), where the number of subprocesses to invoke may be unknown at design time, you can use the Invoke Multiple Subprocesses activity.
Configuration involves specifying the name and version of the subprocess to be invoked, as well as bindings to the input/output parameters of the subprocess.
Before MDW 5.5 you'd explicitly call out the version of the subprocess to be executed. This meant that if the subprocess version was incremented, in order to have calling processes use the new version you'd have to locate all callers, open their definitions, change to use the new version, and save.
With MDW 5.5 you can use Smart Subprocess Versioning to support greater modularity and encapsulation. By default Designer automatically infers a Smart Subprocess Version, even if you select a specific version when configuring the caller (although you can turn this off through Window > Preferences > MDW > Process Design > Infer Smart Subprocess/Asset Version Spec).
Here's the way smart versioning works: instead of an exact version you can specify a range of versions that are acceptable to the caller. The syntax is modeled on the OSGi version specifier syntax. Specifically, there are four supported formats:
In general, the binding can be a simple string value, a variable, or a binding expressionn expression. A string without '$' or '#' is treated as a static string; otherwise it's treated as an expression (Java Expression would have ${something} or #{something}), with a single variable ('$' followed by variable name) as a special case. The following restrictions apply to specific modes:
To invoke a remote process involves the following simple steps:
mdw.properties
, you need to define
the property mdw.remote.server.app_name
,
where app_name is the logical name of the application
that hosts the remote subprocesses. The logical name must match the property MDWFramework.ApplicationDetails/ApplicationName
of that application, which is typically its formal name of application.
The value of the property
should be the engine URL, which can be one of the following forms:
t3://host:port
- this is only
supported when both sides are WebLogic servers. JMS is used
for sending messages. Note that global trust between
the two communicating WebLogic servers must be set up
to avoid security violation exception.iiop://host:port
- this is only
supported when both sides are WebLogic servers, and RMI is used
for sending messages. This protocol is only supported from MDW 5.2.rmi://host:port
- this is only
supported when both sides are Tomcat servers, and RMI is used
for sending messages. This protocol is only supported from MDW 5.2.http://host:port/service_context_path
-
restful services over HTTP are used for sending messages.
This protocol is only supported from MDW 5.2.mdw.remote.server.CCWF=t3://lxdnd693.dev.qintra.com:6061 mdw.remote.server.IOM=t3://lxdnd695.dev.qintra.com:6091
In order for the remote subprocess to send a response back
to the sender application, the remote application also needs
to configure the remote server property pointing back to the invoker.
For example, if an IOM process needs to invoke a subprocess hosted by CCWF,
the IOM side needs to configure the property mdw.remote.server.CCWF
,
and the CCWF side needs to configure the property mdw.remote.server.IOM
.


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I am a software engineer at Getty Images and an avid cyclist.
I studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Washington (class of 1994). While at UW, I did two internships with Microsoft on the Mac Excel team. I eventually went to Microsoft full-time starting in 1995 where I worked in SQL Server, bCentral, and Xbox Live for the next ten years.
I've always been an Apple fan. My first computer was an Apple IIc. I worked on Mac Excel when I started at Microsoft. Somewhere around 1998 or 1999, I started to look at Linux. I followed that thread in my spare time until at home I was running Linux and Mac OS X with no Windows machines. That seemed like a signal it was time to move on.
Since leaving Microsoft, I've worked at a few startups (Source Labs, Jobster, Pure Networks) and then Getty Images. I expanded my skills on open source platforms and now work primarily in Ruby on Rails creating web applications and services.


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Quaterloo is a network exclusive to uWaterloo students - you need an official UW id, which gets authenticated against CAS, to get in. While most other Q&A platforms are open to the public, we've decided to keep this one internal to the UW community.
Quaterloo is built to be fully anonymous. While you are required to authenticate with your UW credentials, we don't actually store any of your info apart from your user id, and absolutely no user information is used anywhere on the site. Unlike other networks that stress identity, you can ask and answer questions anonymously in the UW community.


Source code for pilot.control.payloads.eventservice
#!/usr/bin/env python
# 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
#
# Authors:
# - Wen Guan<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2017-2018
# - Paul Nilsson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>2020
import os
import time
from pilot.common import exception
from pilot.control.payloads import generic
from pilot.eventservice.workexecutor.workexecutor import WorkExecutor
from pilot.util.config import config
import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
[docs]class Executor(generic.Executor):
[docs] def __init__(self, args, job, out, err, traces):
super(Executor, self).__init__(args, job, out, err, traces)
[docs] def run_payload(self, job, cmd, out, err):
"""
(add description)
:param job: job object.
:param cmd: (unused in ES mode)
:param out: stdout file object.
:param err: stderr file object.
:return:
"""
self.pre_setup(job)
# get the payload command from the user specific code
pilot_user = os.environ.get('PILOT_USER', 'atlas').lower()
user = __import__('pilot.user.%s.common' % pilot_user, globals(), locals(), [pilot_user], 0) # Python 2/3
self.post_setup(job)
self.utility_before_payload(job)
self.utility_with_payload(job)
try:
executable = user.get_payload_command(job)
except exception.PilotException:
logger.fatal('could not define payload command')
return None
logger.info("payload execution command: %s" % executable)
try:
payload = {'executable': executable, 'workdir': job.workdir, 'output_file': out, 'error_file': err, 'job': job}
logger.debug("payload: %s" % payload)
logger.info("Starting EventService WorkExecutor")
executor_type = self.get_executor_type(job)
executor = WorkExecutor(args=executor_type)
executor.set_payload(payload)
executor.start()
logger.info("EventService WorkExecutor started")
logger.info("ESProcess started with pid: %s" % executor.get_pid())
job.pid = executor.get_pid()
if job.pid:
job.pgrp = os.getpgid(job.pid)
self.utility_after_payload_started(job)
except Exception as e:
logger.error('could not execute: %s' % str(e))
return None
return executor
[docs] def get_executor_type(self, job):
"""
Get the executor type.
This is usually the 'generic' type, which means normal event service. It can also be 'raythena' if specified
in the pilot config file, and can also be dynamically decided using the job object (in the case of interceptor
job).
:param job: job object.
:return: executor type dictionary.
"""
# executor_type = 'hpo' if job.is_hpo else config.Payload.executor_type
# return {'executor_type': executor_type}
return {'executor_type': config.Payload.executor_type}
[docs] def wait_graceful(self, args, proc, job):
"""
(add description)
:param args:
:param proc:
:param job:
:return:
"""
t1 = time.time()
while proc.is_alive():
if args.graceful_stop.is_set():
logger.debug("Graceful stop is set, stopping work executor")
proc.stop()
break
if time.time() > t1 + 300: # 5 minutes
logger.info("Process is still running")
t1 = time.time()
time.sleep(2)
while proc.is_alive():
time.sleep(2)
exit_code = proc.get_exit_code()
return exit_code


| availableConnections {parallelly} | R Documentation |
The number of connections that can be open at the same time in R is
typically 128, where the first three are occupied by the always open
stdin()
, stdout()
, and stderr()
connections, which leaves 125 slots
available for other types of connections. Connections are used in many
places, e.g. reading and writing to file, downloading URLs, communicating
with parallel R processes over a socket connections, and capturing standard
output via text connections.
availableConnections() freeConnections()
A non-negative integer, or +Inf
if the available number of connections
is greated than 16384, which is a limit be set via option
parallelly.availableConnections.tries.
This limit of 128 connections can only be changed by rebuilding R from source. The limited is hardcoded as a
#define NCONNECTIONS 128
in ‘src/main/connections.c’.
Since the limit might changed, for instance in custom R builds or in
future releases of R, we do not want to assume that the limit is 128 for
all R installation. Unfortunately, it is not possible to query R for what
the limit is.
Instead, availableConnections()
infers it from trial-and-error.
until it fails. For efficiency, the result is memoized throughout the
current R session.
'WISH: Increase limit of maximum number of open connections (currently 125+3)', 2016-07-09, https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/Wishlist-for-R/issues/28
total <- availableConnections() message("You can have ", total, " connections open in this R installation") free <- freeConnections() message("There are ", free, " connections remaining")


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java.lang.Object java.lang.Enum<Warhead> edu.nps.moves.disenum.Warhead
public enum Warhead
Enumeration values for Warhead The enumeration values are generated from the SISO DIS XML EBV document (R35), which was obtained from http://discussions.sisostds.org/default.asp?action=10&fd=31
Note that this has two ways to look up an enumerated instance from a value: a fast but brittle array lookup, and a slower and more garbage-intensive, but safer, method. if you want to minimize memory use, get rid of one or the other.
Copyright 2008-2009. This work is licensed under the BSD license, available at http://www.movesinstitute.org/licenses
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
description
Text/english description of the enumerated value |
static Warhead[] |
lookup
This is an array, with each slot corresponding to an enumerated value. |
int |
value
The enumerated value |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
static boolean |
enumerationForValueExists(int aVal)
Returns true if there is an enumerated instance for this value, false otherwise. |
java.lang.String |
getDescription()
Returns a text descriptioni for this enumerated value. |
static java.lang.String |
getDescriptionForValue(int aVal)
Returns the string description associated with the enumerated instance with this value. |
static Warhead |
getEnumerationForValue(int aVal)
Returns the enumerated instance with this value. |
int |
getValue()
Returns the enumerated value for this enumeration |
static Warhead |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name. |
static Warhead[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they're declared. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Enum |
|---|
clone, compareTo, equals, getDeclaringClass, hashCode, name, ordinal, toString, valueOf |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
| Enum Constant Detail |
|---|
public static final Warhead OTHER
public static final Warhead CARGO_VARIABLE_SUBMUNITIONS
public static final Warhead FUEL_AIR_EXPLOSIVE
public static final Warhead GLASS_BEADS
public static final Warhead X_1_UM
public static final Warhead X_5_UM
public static final Warhead X_10_UM
public static final Warhead HIGH_EXPLOSIVE_HE
public static final Warhead HE_PLASTIC
public static final Warhead HE_INCENDIARY
public static final Warhead HE_FRAGMENTATION
public static final Warhead HE_ANTITANK
public static final Warhead HE_BOMBLETS
public static final Warhead HE_SHAPED_CHARGE
public static final Warhead HE_CONTINUOUS_ROD
public static final Warhead HE_TUNGSTEN_BALL
public static final Warhead HE_BLAST_FRAGMENTATION
public static final Warhead HE_STEERABLE_DARTS_WITH_HE
public static final Warhead HE_DARTS
public static final Warhead HE_FLECHETTES
public static final Warhead HE_DIRECTED_FRAGMENTATION
public static final Warhead HE_SEMI_ARMOR_PIERCING_SAP
public static final Warhead HE_SHAPED_CHARGE_FRAGMENTATION
public static final Warhead HE_SEMI_ARMOR_PIERCING_FRAGMENTATION
public static final Warhead HE_HOLLOW_CHARGE
public static final Warhead HE_DOUBLE_HOLLOW_CHARGE
public static final Warhead HE_GENERAL_PURPOSE
public static final Warhead HE_BLAST_PENETRATOR
public static final Warhead HE_ROD_PENETRATOR
public static final Warhead HE_ANTIPERSONNEL
public static final Warhead SMOKE
public static final Warhead ILLUMINATION
public static final Warhead PRACTICE
public static final Warhead KINETIC
public static final Warhead MINES
public static final Warhead NUCLEAR
public static final Warhead NUCLEAR_IMT
public static final Warhead CHEMICAL_GENERAL
public static final Warhead CHEMICAL_BLISTER_AGENT
public static final Warhead HD_MUSTARD
public static final Warhead THICKENED_HD_MUSTARD
public static final Warhead DUSTY_HD_MUSTARD
public static final Warhead CHEMICAL_BLOOD_AGENT
public static final Warhead AC_HCN
public static final Warhead CK_CNCI
public static final Warhead CG_PHOSGENE
public static final Warhead CHEMICAL_NERVE_AGENT
public static final Warhead VX
public static final Warhead THICKENED_VX
public static final Warhead DUSTY_VX
public static final Warhead GA_TABUN
public static final Warhead THICKENED_GA_TABUN
public static final Warhead DUSTY_GA_TABUN
public static final Warhead GB_SARIN
public static final Warhead THICKENED_GB_SARIN
public static final Warhead DUSTY_GB_SARIN
public static final Warhead GD_SOMAN
public static final Warhead THICKENED_GD_SOMAN
public static final Warhead DUSTY_GD_SOMAN
public static final Warhead GF
public static final Warhead THICKENED_GF
public static final Warhead DUSTY_GF
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL_VIRUS
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL_BACTERIA
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL_RICKETTSIA
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL_GENETICALLY_MODIFIED_MICRO_ORGANISMS
public static final Warhead BIOLOGICAL_TOXIN
| Field Detail |
|---|
public final int value
public final java.lang.String description
public static Warhead[] lookup
Use as Warhead.lookup[aVal] to get the enumeration that corresponds to a value.
In non-realtime environments, the prefered method is getEnumerationForValue().
| Method Detail |
|---|
public static final Warhead[] values()
for(Warhead c : Warhead.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static Warhead valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified namepublic static java.lang.String getDescriptionForValue(int aVal)
public static Warhead getEnumerationForValue(int aVal) throws edu.nps.moves.siso.EnumNotFoundException
edu.nps.moves.siso.EnumNotFoundException
public static boolean enumerationForValueExists(int aVal)
public int getValue()
public java.lang.String getDescription()
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System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\CommandCompletion\CompletionAnalysis.cs (1)
118
ReplacementIndex
= replacementIndex;
1 reference to ReplacementIndex
System.Management.Automation (1)
engine\CommandCompletion\CompletionAnalysis.cs (1)
192
ReplacementIndex = astContext.
ReplacementIndex
,


@ConsumerType
public interface ValueMap
extends java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object>
ValueMap
is an easy way to access properties of a resource.
With resources you can use Resource.getValueMap()
to obtain the
value map of a resource. The various getter methods can be used to get the
properties of the resource.
In addition a value map returned by a resource supports getting of deep
values, like get("content/title") which is equivalent to call
getChild("content") on the resource, get the value map of that resource
and call get("title") - but without requiring to do all the checks.
Only the following methods support deep reads: Map.get(Object)
,
get(String, Class)
, get(String, Object)
and
Map.containsKey(Object)
.
A ValueMap
should be immutable.
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static ValueMap |
EMPTY
Empty immutable value map.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T> T |
get(java.lang.String name,
java.lang.Class<T> type)
Get a named property and convert it into the given type.
|
<T> T |
get(java.lang.String name,
T defaultValue)
Get a named property and convert it into the given type.
|
static final ValueMap EMPTY
@CheckForNull <T> T get(@Nonnull java.lang.String name, @Nonnull java.lang.Class<T> type)
null
in this
case.T
- The class of the typename
- The name of the propertytype
- The class of the typenull
if
non existing or can't be converted.@Nonnull <T> T get(@Nonnull java.lang.String name, @Nonnull T defaultValue)
null
.
Therefore all implementations should internally call Map.get(Object)
when the 2nd parameter
has value null
.T
- The expected typename
- The name of the propertydefaultValue
- The default value to use if the named property does
not exist or cannot be converted to the requested type. The
default value is also used to define the type to convert the
value to. Must not be null
. If you want to return null
by default
rather rely on get(String, Class)
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% set page="cipher otp" %} {% block title %}{{ super() }} | Ciphers | One Time Pad{% endblock %} {% block content %}
The One Time Pad (OTP) cipher is a substitution cipher that is impossible to crack (if used correctly).
To encrypt a message using OTP you combine each letter of your plaintext with a letter from your "pad". The pad is simply a large amount of text, some people use books as their pad, some people generate random letters.
To combine the letters you have to:
For example, let's use an alphabet of:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
And let's encrypt this message, using this pad:
HELLO
{{ cipher.key }}
H
(from the plaintext) is at position {{ cipher.alphabet.index("H") }} in the alphabet{{ cipher.key[0] }}
(from the pad) is at position {{ cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0]) }}{{ cipher.alphabet.index("H") }} + {{ cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0]) }} = {{ cipher.alphabet.index("H") + cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0]) }}
{{ cipher.alphabet.index("H") + cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0]) }} mod {{ cipher.alphabet | count }} == {{ (cipher.alphabet.index("H") + cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0])) % (cipher.alphabet | count) }}
{{ cipher.alphabet[cipher.alphabet.index("H") + cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0])] }}
is at position {{ cipher.alphabet.index("H") + cipher.alphabet.index(cipher.key[0]) }}, this is the first letter of the ciphertextGoing through every letter of the plaintext and pad gives us:
{{ cipher.encrypt("HELLO") }}
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There is a seemingly endless amount of media out in the world, as well as content based off of that media, especially with the advent of the Internet.
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Data Driven Content
Data driven content is type of Structural Modifier
which identifies URL paths that represent data.
In 'traditional' web applications the structure of the application is typically defined by the URL paths
and the data is contained in the URL parameters and POST data.
URLs like:
- https://www.example.com/app/aaa?ddd=eee
- https://www.example.com/app/aaa?ddd=fff
- https://www.example.com/app/bbb?ddd=eee
are represented in the Sites Tree as two 'nodes' in the tree:
- Sites
- https://www.example.com
- app
- GET:aaa(ddd)
- GET:bbb(ddd)
The Sites tree is very important as it reflects ZAP's understanding of the application structure.
If it is not a good representation of the structure then ZAP will not be able to attack the application effectively.
Some applications include data in URL paths.
For example:
- https://www.example.com/app/company1/aaa?ddd=eee
- https://www.example.com/app/company2/aaa?ddd=fff
- https://www.example.com/app/company3/aaa?ddd=ggg
These 3 URLs represent the same page but with different data, but by default ZAP will represent them as three separate nodes:
- Sites
- https://www.example.com
- app
- company1
- company2
- company3
This is a problem because ZAP will now attack all 3 pages when it only needs to attack one of them.
In this case attacking the same page 3 times is not a big problem, but if you have hundreds or thousands
of pages like this will significantly increase the time it takes to scan the application.
In ZAP terms the 'company' nodes are 'data driven content' - URL path elements that contain
data instead of representing part of the application structure.
You can define data driven content by adding the application to a Context
and then configuring them via the Sites tab 'Flag as Context -> Context Name Data driven node' right click menu item
Once you have done this the pages will be correctly represented as 1 node:
The characters « and » are used to indicate that this is a 'special' node and the
node name (in this case 'company') can be set by you to indicate what that node represents.
Accessed via
| | Sites tab | 'Flag as Context -> Context Name Data driven node' right click menu item |
| | History tab | 'Flag as Context -> Context Name Data driven node' right click menu item |
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SHADOWS AND FOG A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1992 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: Beautifully filmed and intriguing tribute to German Expressionism and in general the Central European sensibility between the World Wars. The story and the director's intentions are never better than vague. Rating: high 0 (-4 to +4).
Out in the fog a killer--a tall bald man in a long frock coat reminiscent of Orlok in NOSFERATU--is strangling people. A deputation of vigilantes drags Kleinman (played by Woody Allen) from his bed. He must fulfill an important role in their plot to catch the killer, but there is no time to explain to Kleinman what his role is to be. To prove his support he must go out into the fog and perform an unexplained but dangerous function to catch the killer. There he meets a beautiful sword swallower (played by Mia Farrow) who is married to a thoroughly unpleasant clown (played by John Malkovich).
With the dissonances of Kurt Weill's music under the credits, Woody Allen opens SHADOWS AND FOG, his tribute to Central European culture and mindset between the two World Wars. The unwary viewer might expect this film to do to German and Czech culture what Allen's LOVE AND DEATH did to Russian culture. To a large extent, that is what Allen is doing, playing his poor schnook character in the middle of a cultural milieu and making it look silly. We have the allusions to film and to literature. Here there is a scene inspired by NOSFERATU or M. There there is Kafka-esque situation or some characters out of Brecht. As a character drops into a saloon, the soundtrack plays Weill's "Show Me the Way to the Next Whiskey Bar." But in LOVE AND DEATH the point of it all was good-natured and fun. There is fun in SHADOWS AND FOG, a carrot to the lovers of Allen's earlier films, but the point of this bleaker film is introspection and abstract philosophy. It also can be read as an elliptical allegory about anti-Semitism. Its main character, a little Jew named Kleinman, wanders in the fog caught up in circumstances darker and more complex than he can understand. And where he goes there are allusions to medieval accusations against Jews as well- poisoners.  All this to music by a Jewish Kurt Weill in situations originally created by the Jews Fritz Lang and Franz Kafka. SHADOWS AND FOG is certainly a black followup to LOVE AND DEATH.
It has been suggested that SHADOWS AND FOG is purely an exercise in using the photographic conventions of German Expressionist and horror films. Certainly the photography is the film's strongest suit. Scene after scene is visually striking, even if the action of the scene is not so striking. The film is top-heavy with major actors, many of whom have only cameos. In the search for faces you will find Madonna, Donald Pleasence, Lily Tomlin, Jodie Foster, Kathy bates, John Cusack, Kate Nelligan, Fred Gwynne, Julie Kavner, Kenneth Mars, David Ogden Stiers, and Wallace Shawn. the film is short and there really is not enough time for seventeen major actors. Clearly there are lots of actors willing to settle for tiny roles in a Woody Allen film and Allen is willing to create a role for any recognizable name. In this case this cast has only gotten itself roles in a rather vague and elliptical allegory. I rate SHADOWS AND FOG a high 0 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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There are two sets of language files to consider:
[Qt]/[QtVersion]/[CompilerVersion]/translations/qt_xx.qm
with xx
the language code (e.g. fr
for French). For every language supported by OpenCOR (except for English, which is natively supported by Qt), we need to add the corresponding Qt-specific translation file to [OpenCOR]/res
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[OpenCOR]/i18n/OpenCOR_xx.ts
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accordingly. Otherwise, as for the Qt-specific file above, an entry for the OpenCOR-specific translation file must be added to [OpenCOR]/res/ui.qrc
:
<file alias="app_xx">../build/OpenCOR_xx.qm</file>
OpenCOR_xx.qm
gets automatically generated from OpenCOR_xx.ts
when building OpenCOR. This does, however, require updating [OpenCOR]/cmake/common.cmake
as follows:
MACRO(UPDATE_LANGUAGE_FILES TARGET_NAME) ... SET(LANGUAGE_FILES ... ${TARGET_NAME}_xx ... ) ... )
On the graphical user interface (GUI) side of OpenCOR, both an action and a menu item must be created for each supported language. The best way to add GUI support for a new language is by mimicking what has been done for actionEnglish
in [OpenCOR]/src/mainwindow.ui
. Then, a similar mimicking work must be done in [OpenCOR]/src/mainwindow.cpp
and [OpenCOR]/src/mainwindow.h
(look for actionEnglish
and EnglishLocale
).
A file called <PluginName>_xx.ts
must be created for each plugin that requires internationalisation and it must be located in [PluginName]/i18n
(e.g. [OpenCOR]/src/plugins/miscellaneous/Core/i18n/Core_fr.ts
). A <PluginName>.qrc
file must also be created in [PluginName]/res
(e.g. [OpenCOR]/src/plugins/miscellaneous/Core/res/Core.qrc
) and an entry for the translation file added to it, e.g.:
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I have done almost every goofy teenager-labeled drug - speed for over a year, coke, mushrooms, LSD, heroin, morphine, methadone, GHB, ecstacy, pot, and every prescription out there, and I have used the internet for helpful precautionary and side effect information through most of my drug usage. The one drug I must comment on is Adderall.
I had stopped, for the most part, doing drugs after my senior year in high school (I'm a college sophomore now), but after a few screw-ups and a really bad, but mostly sober, summer (physically, emotionally, grades) this past summer, I began buying Adderall a month ago to help focus and make up for my past bad grades. Since I already had past speed issues, I knew taking Adderall (which I had tried before) would entail certain remembered side effects. But two months, I told myself, to get through a semester and I could be sober again.
Adderall is amazing for studying. I did every Calculus III problem in every section assigned; I will sit for hours to figure out just one Physics problem or concept.  Classes for which I have stared at exams in blank horror, Iíve taken other exams doing each problem twice, every single line of math in perfection so the teacher just cannot mark one move wrong. Itís not even about confidence, whatever goal I had upon taking Adderall MUST be met.
There are a few bad things I feel while actually high. Sleeping is out of the question.  The best comparison is probably somewhat like how I may feel when coming down from LSD or mushrooms Ė tons of strange, sketchy thoughts zooming into my head.  Sometimes, when getting up from a chair my legs and body have been almost uncontrollably strapped around for hours, I feel funny and my vision is distorted in a too clear way. Contrary to some of the Adderall experiences Iíve read, I become extremely devoid of a sexual appetite, I think it depends on my true personality what characteristics are exaggerated.
 Iím really against drug-bonding because thereís no telling whether it's really me talking or whether I am just tweaked as hell.
Anyway, the main reason why I wrote this is to warn others of the comedown. I have been buying Adderall probably weekly for about a month now, and this is the first weekend Iíve undergone a dry spell. I have lived through dry spells of many drugs, speed included. Maybe other stresses contribute to these effects, but damnit if this is not the most handicapping drug comedown I donít know what is.
I have been bed-ridden for seven days; seven days and next to no studying. I ate about 7 caffeine pills, drank coffee, everything else, and felt sick and stayed in bed. I stared at the once conquerable Calculus book and NOTHING HAPPENED. I just sat there and stared. Adderall makes me forget that I'm really tired and havenít eaten in a really long time. So when I come off of it, I realize I am brain-dead and I have no nutrients for my body to use. I may be lying there in bed, but I'm dead.
I remember being 15 and telling somebody speed is the devil because it tricks you into thinking everything is normal.  Therefore, itís easier to forget that I'm high, the high becomes me. Amphetamine highs = me * exponential enhancement. I learned this from doing speed and Adderall still tricked me.  I donít know what those little kids do whose shitty parents put them on it instead of disciplining them better.
Iím just warning others out there that Adderall, just like the street drugs mean rich men try to ban, is as good as it is bad. The power I have when high may be just half as weak and insane as I feel later. And, as with most drugs, if my mind set is right, I take it when I feel stable, things will go smoother and end more smoothly. So I advise those who think Adderall is tons safer than the Draino-derived truckerís speed some trendy goth kid at your high school worships, this is not necessarily true.
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ASP.NET platforms starting with .NET 4.0 include a feature called request validation, which effectively mitigates the bulk of reflected XSS vulnerabilities, making it difficult to come up with an example that does not appear unnecessarily contrived. That does not mean that encoding should not be used - untrusted data should still be encoded as a defense in depth measure and to prevent persistent XSS vulnerabilities.
Include the AntiXSS namespace:
using System.Web.Security.AntiXss;
Create an encode object and use it to encode untrusted data before rendering it to the client:
AntiXssEncoder encoder = new AntiXssEncoder();
String safeText = AntiXssEncoder.HtmlEncode(Request.Form["text"],false);
Literal1.Text = safeText;
The HtmlEncode function encodes for the HTML context. The other supported contexts are: XML, CSS and URL. Use the corresponding method to encode for these contexts. For example, to encode for the URL context:
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Alice Feeney is a writer and journalist. She spent 16 years at the BBC, where she worked as a reporter, news editor, arts and entertainment producer and news producer.
Alice is a Faber Academy graduate from the class of 2016. Sometimes I Lie is her debut thriller and is being published around the world in 2017. It has already become a firm favourite here in Suffolk so you will probably have to join a waiting list to get your hands on it!
1. Who were your literary influences as you were growing up?
There were so many! When I was a little girl, I used to sit in the back of my parents’ shop, reading stories as well as making up my own. I was a regular Matilda at my local library. I loved Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll and anything by Roald Dahl.
As a teenager my tastes turned a little darker and I started reading novels by Stephen King. The books I remember the most from my teenage years are Animal Farm and The Handmaid’s Tale, a novel which had a huge effect on me both then and again now.
2. How did the character of Amber Reynolds come about?
The idea for this story literally came to me in a dream! I scribbled it all down at about 3 one morning (I do this quite often) and when I woke up the next day, it still seemed like a good idea (this happens less often). I couldn’t stop thinking about Amber and so in the end, her story just had to be written.
This time last year, I was still busy scribbling my first draft of Sometimes I Lie. I wrote this novel while working full time as a producer on the BBC’s One O’clock News, so some parts were written in my garden shed at home, but others were written on the train to work or in my lunch breaks. If you told me back then that it would be a real book less than a year later, I wouldn’t have believed you, I feel very lucky indeed!
3. The plot of Sometimes I Lie has so many twists and turns. This suggests a lot of plotting and planning?
I’m definitely a planner. I think about a story for a really long time before I’ll commit to writing it – my stories often spend months simmering away in the background before I begin. I have a giant corkboard at home covered in different coloured cards – each one represents a chapter and I can’t write a word until the whole thing is planned out.
There is no right or wrong way to do it though, I think it is just about finding whatever way works best for you. There are authors who can just sit and write and I think they must be far cleverer than I am. For me, starting without a plan would be like setting off on a long walk with the dog to somewhere we have never been before without a map – I’d be worried the whole time about getting lost!
4. How does being a published writer compare to working in a busy newsroom?
I loved my job at the BBC, but I love writing fiction even more. Having been a journalist for sixteen years, I’m pretty good at sticking to deadlines – which is something my agent and publishers seem to appreciate. Being interested in the world around you and the people in it is essential and I also have a pretty good memory, which is handy for both jobs. To me, being an author is the best job in the world and I feel very lucky to be able to write full time now.
5. Do you ever read other thriller writers?
Oh, yes! Gillian Flynn is one of my favourite authors. I’m also a massive fan of Clare Mackintosh, Paula Hawkins and Liane Moriarty. People frequently suggest that psychological thrillers are new in town, but I’d argue that Agatha Christie wrote one or two and I still very much enjoy reading her work.
I don’t only read thrillers though - like most writers, I read a lot and quite a wide variety of fiction, anything by Maggie O’Farrell or Elizabeth Strout is wonderful.
6. Can you share anything about your latest project?
I can tell you that my next book is finished and I’m very excited about it! It’s another dark and twisty novel and will be published in the UK by HarperCollins next March. I’m also thrilled that Legendary Entertainment, (the company behind films such as Inception, Interstellar and The Dark Knight), have bought the TV rights to Sometimes I Lie. I’m looking forward to working with them to bring Amber to life on screen.
7. Do you have a message for your many readers in Suffolk Libraries?
Yes - thank you so much for reading Sometimes I Lie! I’m thrilled that so many people are reading it and if you enjoyed my first novel, I hope you might enjoy my next one too. Writers are nothing without readers, thank you.
8. What was the best piece of advice you were ever given?
The best advice I was ever given, was to write a book that you would want to read yourself. I think that advice, along with ‘never give up’, are the most important things to remember if you want to be a writer. It took me a long time and I wish anyone trying to do the same the very best of luck.


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Would anyone find the following useful?
I'm a bit of a novice but I wrote the following to set British Summer Time(BST - Day Light Savings) - this is assuming you have already got GMT from a server.
It seems to work ok.
//------------------..------------------------------------------------ // British summer time //------------------------------------------------------------------ void setDayLightSavings(int bst){ DateTime now = RTC.now(); DateTime bstStart = DateTime(now.year(), 3, 31, 1,0,0); // End of march int lastSun = bstStart.dayOfWeek(); bstStart = DateTime(now.year(),3,31-lastSun,1,0,0); // Last Sunday in March DateTime bstStop = DateTime(now.year(), 10, 31, 1,0,0); // End of October lastSun = bstStop.dayOfWeek(); bstStop = DateTime(now.year(),10,31-lastSun,1,0,0); // Last Sunday in October // Date comparison by converting the month, day, and hour to a single long integer // i.e. March 25 01:00= (3*10000)+(25*100)+01 = 32501 // October 28 01:00 = (10*10000)+(28*100)+01 = 102801 // We then use the same on the current date to see if it falls between the two numbers long s = ((long) bstStart.month()*10000)+(bstStart.day()*100+bstStart.hour()); long e = ((long) bstStop.month()*10000)+(bstStop.day()*100)+bstStop.hour(); long n = ((long) now.month()*10000)+(now.day()*100)+now.hour(); if ( (n>=s) && (n<e)){ RTC.adjust(DateTime(now.year(), now.month(), now.day(), now.hour()+1, now.minute(), now.second())); bst=1; }else{bst=0;} }
"bst" is just a return to indicate if BST is active...
I should have added that set the date and time in the first place using the following from a server header:
get_header_line(2,off); // Get the date and time from the header Serial.println(line_buf); // Print out the date and time char thedate[12]; thedate[0]=line_buf[14]; thedate[1]=line_buf[15]; thedate[2]=line_buf[16]; thedate[3]=' '; thedate[4]=line_buf[11]; thedate[5]=line_buf[12]; thedate[6]=' '; thedate[7]=line_buf[18]; thedate[8]=line_buf[19]; thedate[9]=line_buf[20]; thedate[10]=line_buf[21]; thedate[11]='\0'; char thetime[9]; thetime[0]=line_buf[23]; thetime[1]=line_buf[24]; thetime[2]=line_buf[25]; thetime[3]=line_buf[26]; thetime[4]=line_buf[27]; thetime[5]=line_buf[28]; thetime[6]=line_buf[29]; thetime[7]=line_buf[30]; thetime[8]='\0'; RTC.adjust(DateTime(thedate,thetime));
Please let me know if anything is wrong...
Re: emonGLCD Daylight Savings - BST time
That looks promising. I nearly wrote something similar myself this morning, but ran out of time and ended up putting a temp bodge in place. Will try anduse it later this week.
Lloyd


Coordinator
public protocol Coordinator
A Coordinator represents a type that connects the flows between viewcontrollers. Responsibilities of a Coordinator could be implementing delegates and closures of UIViewControllers and pushing them on the navigation stack.
A Coordinator creates its own navigationcontainer, represented by the associatedtype NavigationContainer, which owns the viewcontrollers in the flow. The NavigationContainer could for instance be a UINavigationController, or UITabbarController, or a custom type, etc.
To prevent the use of singletons, a Coordinator can externally receive a type containing its necessary dependencies. As indicated by the Dependencies associatedtype. These dependencies could be a real/mock network layer, a usersession, localstorage, analytics, error handler etc. By obtaining them from the parent, viewcontrollers don’t need to reach for singletons to obtain dependencies, this way we avoid some tight-coupling.
A Coordinator can also create other Coordinators, allowing for more complex flows.
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An associatedtype representing the Dependencies that are needed to make this Coordinator work
Declaration
Swift
associatedtype Dependencies
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The depencies could be a type containing all kinds of dependencies, such as a UserSession, a real/mock network layer.
Declaration
Swift
var dependencies: Dependencies
-
The NavigationContainer represents an initial Viewcontroller that holds other viewcontrollers. Such as a UINavigationController, UITabbarController or something else (e.g. custom vc). Then the parent can call start(), obtain this UIViewController and decide how to present it.
Declaration
Swift
associatedtype NavigationContainer: UIViewController // A NavigationContainer associatedtype helps adding context to what kind of UIViewController is expected.
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Start should supply the NavigationContainer UIViewController that will contain other viewcontrollers. The parent can decide how to present this. E.g. returning a UINavigationController gives the parent the ability to either present it, or put it inside a UITabbarController
Declaration
Swift
func start() -> NavigationContainer


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PAM_SUCCEED_IF
Section: Linux\-PAM (8)Updated: 06/16/2009
Index Return to Main Contents
pam_succeed_if - test account characteristics
Synopsis
- pam_succeed_if.so [flag...] [condition...]
DESCRIPTION
The module should be given one or more conditions as module arguments, and authentication will succeed only if all of the conditions are met.
OPTIONS
The following flags are supported:
debug
- Turns on debugging messages sent to syslog.
use_uid
- Evaluate conditions using the account of the user whose UID the application is running under instead of the user being authenticated.
quiet
- Don't log failure or success to the system log.
quiet_fail
- Don't log failure to the system log.
quiet_success
- Don't log success to the system log.
Conditions are three words: a field, a test, and a value to test for.
Available fields are user, uid, gid, shell, home and service:
field < number
- Field has a value numerically less than number.
field <= number
- Field has a value numerically less than or equal to number.
field eq number
- Field has a value numerically equal to number.
field >= number
- Field has a value numerically greater than or equal to number.
field > number
- Field has a value numerically greater than number.
field ne number
- Field has a value numerically different from number.
field = string
- Field exactly matches the given string.
field != string
- Field does not match the given string.
field =~ glob
- Field matches the given glob.
field !~ glob
- Field does not match the given glob.
field in item:item:...
- Field is contained in the list of items separated by colons.
field notin item:item:...
- Field is not contained in the list of items separated by colons.
user ingroup group
- User is in given group.
user notingroup group
- User is not in given group.
user innetgr netgroup
- (user,host) is in given netgroup.
user notinnetgr group
- (user,host) is not in given netgroup.
MODULE TYPES PROVIDED
All module types (account, auth, password and session) are provided.
RETURN VALUES
PAM_SUCCESS
- The condition was true.
PAM_AUTH_ERR
- The condition was false.
PAM_SERVICE_ERR
- A service error occurred or the arguments can't be parsed correctly.
EXAMPLES
To emulate the behaviour of pam_wheel, except there is no fallback to group 0:
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auth required pam_succeed_if.so quiet user ingroup wheel
Given that the type matches, only loads the othermodule rule if the UID is over 500. Adjust the number after default to skip several rules.
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type [default=1 success=ignore] pam_succeed_if.so quiet uid > 500 type required othermodule.so arguments...
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
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Money Play. Should Red double? If doubled, should White take?
pips Red=18 White=15
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Most formulae, including Reichart’s, get this one correct. Clear double and clear take.
What if you don’t like formulae? The old-fashioned way of looking at this would be roughly:
This is a more or less and three-roll positions. I trail by three pips but the roll is worth 4 pips so actually I am marginally ahead. A small lead in a short race is nearly always worth a double so I will double. Equally well my opponent trails by only 1 pip (after the adjustment for the roll) therefore he probably has a take.
So, hard formulae or common-sense analysis – the choice is yours.
What if you don’t like formulae? The old-fashioned way of looking at this would be roughly:
This is a more or less and three-roll positions. I trail by three pips but the roll is worth 4 pips so actually I am marginally ahead. A small lead in a short race is nearly always worth a double so I will double. Equally well my opponent trails by only 1 pip (after the adjustment for the roll) therefore he probably has a take.
So, hard formulae or common-sense analysis – the choice is yours.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.368 0.684 0.000 0.000 - 0.316 0.000 0.000 Cubeful equities: 1. Double, take +0.652 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.348) 3. No double +0.526 (-0.126) Proper cube action: Double, take


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The following questions cover about 80% of the comments reviewers make on pull requests. Before submitting or assigning reviewers to a pull request to Drake, please take a moment to re-read your changes with these common errors in mind.
Does your code compile? :facepalm:¶
- If your code doesn’t pass Jenkins, why are you asking for a detailed code review?
Is the code the minimal set of what you want?¶
- If the PR includes more than 750 added or changed lines,
try to divide it into multiple PRs. The following techniques may be useful.
If you don’t think it can be done, talk to a platform reviewer before
sending the PR.
- If you are modifying an API, consider deprecating the old interface instead
of migrating all call sites immediately.
- For deprecation, please see DRAKE_DEPRECATED for C++ and pydrake deprecation for Python.
- If you are introducing a new feature, consider adding only test cases now, and deferring the first application use to a follow-up PR.
- If you are modifying an API, consider deprecating the old interface instead
of migrating all call sites immediately.
- Do a self-review, before you ask anyone else to review.
- Before you even submit the PR, you can review the diffs using github.
- If you’d rather use reviewable.io to self-review, that’s fine too – just wait to tag any reviewers until you’ve finished your review.
- As you update your PR based on review feedback, review your commit diffs before pushing them – don’t leave it to the reviewers to discover your typos.
- Remove commented-out code.
- Remove code that isn’t part of the build, or doesn’t have unit tests.
- Don’t include files with only whitespace diffs in your pull request (unless of course the purpose of the changes is whitespace fixes).
Are your classes, methods, arguments, and fields correctly named?¶
- Classes are
UppercaseStyle
and nouns or noun-phrases. - Methods are
UppercaseStyle
and verbs or verb-phrases, except for trivial getters and setters. - Inexpensive or trivial methods are
lowercase_style
verb-phrases. - Arguments are
lowercase_style
and nouns, and are single-letter only when they have a clear and documented meaning. (Yes, this includes single greek letters! Atheta
argument must still be clearly documented, even though it’s longer than one letter.) - Member fields are
lowercase_style_with_trailing_underscore_
.
Are you using pointers well?¶
shared_ptr<>
usually means you haven’t thought through ownerships and lifespans.unique_ptr<>
and const reference should cover 95% of all your use cases.- Bare pointers are a common source of mistakes; if you see one,
consider if it is what you want (e.g., this is a mutable
pass-by-reference) and if so ensure that any nontrivial lifetime
guarantee is documented and you checked for
nullptr
.
Did you document your API? Did you comment your complexity?¶
- Every nontrivial public symbol must have a Doxygen-formatted comment.
- If you are uncertain of your formatting, consider generating the Doxygen and checking how it looks in a browser.
- Only use Doxygen comments (
///
or/** */
) on published APIs (public or protected classes and methods). Code with private access or declared in.cc
files should not use the Doxygen format. - Most private methods with multiple callers should have a documentation comment (but not phrased as a Doxygen comment).
- Anything in your code that confuses you or makes you read it twice to understand its workings should have an implementation comment.
Are your comments clear and grammatical?¶
- If a comment is or is meant to be a complete sentence, capitalize it, punctuate it, and re-read it to make sure it parses!
- If your editor has a spell-checker for strings and comments, did you run it?
Did you use const
where you could?¶
- A large majority of arguments and locals and a significant fraction
of methods and fields can be made
const
. This improves compile-time error checking. - Do all “plain old data” member fields have
{}
?- See our style guide citing “in-class member initialization.”
Did you use a C-style cast by accident?¶
- You usually want
static_cast<To>(from)
. - To cast to superclasses or subclasses,
dynamic_cast<To>(from)
; however ifTo
is a pointer type then you must always check fornullptr
. - You very, very rarely want
reinterpret_cast
. Use with great caution.
Did you change third-party software?¶
Changes to third-party software (e.g., upgrading to a newer version) are the most common cause of CI divergence between Ubuntu and macOS. For PRs with such changes, be sure to opt-in to a pre-merge macOS build.
Schedule one on-demand build using an “everything” flavor, for example:
@drake-jenkins-bot mac-catalina-clang-bazel-experimental-everything-release please
Have you run linting tools?¶
Is your code deterministic?¶
- Do not use
Eigen::Random
,libc rand
, or anything like it. You can uselibstdc++
’s new random generators, as long as you call them using a local instance (no global state), and seed it with a hard-coded value for repeatability. This includes test code.


## Spinners `PacemLoaderElement` is a spinner UI webcomponent that hints an invisible task running in background. It gets activated by toggling its watchable `active` property/attribute.
## Overlap Le loader can be overlapped to any element by simply using css classes: - Use **pacem-relative** for the containing element. - Include **pacem-size** (plus **size-lg**, ...) in the containing element to ensure a minimum height. - Apply **pacem-hover** to the loader. Please lurk into the code-snippet above to see it in action. > This is not restricted to loaders.


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| 2015 |
Send email asynchronously |
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| 2014 |
Clean up AuthSMTP configuration |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2013 |
Clean up Cyrus install |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2012 |
Make shell prompts not selectable in lang="shell" pre blocks |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2011 |
Responsive design |
wincent.com | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2010 |
Ampersands in links not adequately entified |
wikitext | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 2009 |
Update to nginx 1.2.4 |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | |
| 2008 |
Use Compass sprites to reduce number of HTTP requests on a page |
wincent.com | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2007 |
UI for mass comment deletion |
wincent.com | open | feature request | |
| 2006 |
Make Go REST API |
wincent.com | open | feature request | Created , updated |


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Thomas Preston (28) with an address at Doolargy Avenue, Muirhevnamor, Dundalk was charged with criminal damage arising out of the incident at Clonmore, Hale Street, Ardee shortly after 2am on April 10th last year. His solicitor told the court her client – who had paid €550 in compensation, had taken tablets that night which she said had a very unfortunate affect on him and she stressed that apart from this he had not come to garda attention since his last conviction in 2016. Judge McKiernan imposed a €300 fine.


Why AbSense?
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Chris Keyser just published an article on MSDN called "Managing Security Context Tokens in a Web Farm". Much needed information and one I'm personally very interested in.
I do have to ask one thing... does anyone have any sort of metrics or whatever for when it might be useful to implement such an optimization? (I guess the question rather goes all the way to the use of WS-SecureConversation, and not just plain WS-Security).
I ask this because in our current system (which currently hosts several webservices, though they don't currently use WSE), our current interaction pattern is where the front end system (out of our control, a workflow application, basically, but there are at least two other applications that could be in their position) does a bunch of requests to a few services on behalk of an end user (which we don't authenticate, that's their problem). There's no "conversation" per se, just a bunch of calls that might, or might not be related to each other (and there's actually no need for them all to be called, that depends on what you want to do). I'm just wondering if it would be a possible scenario...


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