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1 /*
2 * Copyright 2017 github.com/kaaz
3 *
4 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
5 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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16
17 package emily.guildsettings;
18
19 import emily.guildsettings.types.EnumSettingType;
20 import emily.guildsettings.types.NumberBetweenSettingType;
21 import emily.guildsettings.types.StringLengthSettingType;
22 import emily.main.BotConfig;
23 import net.dv8tion.jda.core.entities.Guild;
24
25 import java.util.Collections;
26 import java.util.HashSet;
27
28 public enum GSetting {
29 //General settings
30 AUTO_REPLY("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
31 "use the auto reply feature?\n" +
32 "Looks for patterns in messages and replies to them (with a cooldown)\n" +
33 "true -> enable auto replying to matched messages\n" +
34 "false -> disable auto replying",
35 GSettingTag.MODERATION),
36 BOT_LANGUAGE("en", new EnumSettingType("en", "nl", "de"),
37 "The output language of the bot"),
38 BOT_CHANNEL("general", GuildSettingType.TEXT_CHANNEL_MANDATORY,
39 "Channel where the bots default output goes to",
40 GSettingTag.CHANNEL),
41 BOT_ADMIN_ROLE("", GuildSettingType.ROLE_OPTIONAL,
42 "Users with this role are considered admins for the bot",
43 GSettingTag.ROLE),
44 SHOW_TEMPLATES(BotConfig.SHOW_KEYPHRASE ? "true" : "false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
45 "Show which templates are being used on places.\n\n" +
46 "valid values: \n" +
47 "true -> Shows the keyphrases being used\n " +
48 "false -> Shows normal text \n\n" +
49 "for instance if you don't have permission to access a command:\n\n" +
50 "setting this to true would show:\n" +
51 "no_permission\n\n" +
52 "false would show:\n" +
53 "You don't have permission to use that!",
54 GSettingTag.DEBUG),
55 DEBUG("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
56 "Show some debug information.\n\n" +
57 "valid values: \n" +
58 "true -> Show a lot more additional information\n " +
59 "false -> don't \n\n" +
60 "If you want to check if certain things are (not) working.\n\n",
61 GSettingTag.DEBUG),
62 BOT_UPDATE_WARNING("playing", new EnumSettingType("always", "playing", "off"),
63 "Show a warning that there is an update and that the bot will be updating soon.\n" +
64 "always -> always show the message in the bot's configured default channel\n" +
65 "playing -> only announce when the bot is playing music and in the bot's configured music channel\n" +
66 "off -> don't announce when the bot is going down for an update",
67 GSettingTag.META),
68 CLEANUP_MESSAGES("no", new EnumSettingType("yes", "no", "nonstandard"),
69 "Delete messages after a while?\n" +
70 "yes -> Always delete messages\n" +
71 "no -> Never delete messages\n" +
72 "nonstandard -> delete messages outside of bot's default channel",
73 GSettingTag.MODERATION, GSettingTag.META),
74 COMMAND_PREFIX(BotConfig.BOT_COMMAND_PREFIX, new StringLengthSettingType(1, 4),
75 "Prefix for commands (between 1 and 4 characters)",
76 GSettingTag.COMMAND, GSettingTag.MODERATION),
77 CHAT_BOT_ENABLED("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
78 "Setting this to true will make it so that it responds to every message in the configured bot_channel",
79 GSettingTag.META),
80 COMMAND_LOGGING_CHANNEL("false", GuildSettingType.TEXT_CHANNEL_OPTIONAL,
81 "The channel command usage will be logged to\n\n" +
82 "Example output:\n" +
83 "Kaaz#9436 has used `say` in #general\n" +
84 "arguments: this is not a test\n" +
85 "output: this is not a test\n\n" +
86 "Setting this to 'false' will disable it (without the quotes)\n" +
87 "To enable it, set this setting to match the channel name where you want the command logging to happen\n" +
88 "If you specify an invalid channel, this setting will disable itself",
89 GSettingTag.COMMAND, GSettingTag.LOGGING, GSettingTag.CHANNEL),
90 BOT_LOGGING_CHANNEL("false", GuildSettingType.TEXT_CHANNEL_OPTIONAL,
91 "The channel where the logging of events happens. Such as users joining/leaving\n\n" +
92 "Setting this to 'false' will disable it (without the quotes)\n\n" +
93 "To enable it, set this setting to match the channel name where you want the logging to happen\n" +
94 "If you specify an invalid channel, this setting will disable itself",
95 GSettingTag.CHANNEL, GSettingTag.LOGGING),
96 BOT_MODLOG_CHANNEL("false", GuildSettingType.TEXT_CHANNEL_OPTIONAL,
97 "The channel where mod-logging happens.\n" +
98 "A case will appear if a user has been banned/kicked/warned/muted\n\n" +
99 "Setting this to 'false' will disable it (without the quotes)\n\n" +
100 "To enable it, set this setting to match the channel name where you want the moderation-cases to go\n" +
101 "If you specify an invalid channel, this setting will disable itself",
102 GSettingTag.CHANNEL, GSettingTag.LOGGING),
103 BOT_MUTE_ROLE("false", GuildSettingType.ROLE_OPTIONAL,
104 "This is the role which is applied to those who you use the mute command on\n\n" +
105 "Setting this value to false will disable the role applied with the mute command",
106 GSettingTag.MODERATION, GSettingTag.ROLE),
107 MODULE_GAMES("true", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
108 "Let people play games against each other", GSettingTag.META),
109 MODULE_ECONOMY("true", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
110 "Use the economy feature?\n" +
111 "false -> nope!\n" +
112 "true -> yep!", GSettingTag.META),
113 HELP_IN_PM("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
114 "show help in a private message?\n" +
115 "true -> send a message to the user requesting help\n" +
116 "false -> output help to the channel where requested",
117 GSettingTag.META),
118 PM_USER_EVENTS("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
119 "Send a private message to owner when something happens to a user?\n" +
120 "true -> sends a private message to guild-owner\n" +
121 "false -> does absolutely nothing",
122 GSettingTag.META, GSettingTag.MODERATION),
123 USER_TIME_RANKS("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
124 "This setting will require me to have the manage role permission!\n" +
125 "Users are given a role based on their time spend in the discord server\n" +
126 "If you'd like to use the time based ranks, be sure to check out the other settings first!\n" +
127 "Setting: Use time based ranks?\n" +
128 "true -> yes\n" +
129 "false -> no",
130 GSettingTag.META, GSettingTag.MODERATION),
131 USER_TIME_RANKS_PREFIX("[rank]", new StringLengthSettingType(3, 8),
132 "The prefix of the role name for the time based role ranking\n" +
133 "Using this prefix to manage roles so make sure its somewhat unique! Or you'll have to cleanup yourself :)\n" +
134 "If you'd like to use the time based ranks make sure to set this first!\n\n" +
135 "The prefix can be between 3 and 8 in length",
136 GSettingTag.META, GSettingTag.MODERATION),
137 SHOW_UNKNOWN_COMMANDS("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
138 "Show message on nonexistent commands and blacklisted commands\n" +
139 "true -> returns a help message\n" +
140 "false -> stays silent",
141 GSettingTag.META),
142 WELCOME_NEW_USERS("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
143 "Show a welcome message to new users?\n" +
144 "Valid options:\n" +
145 "true -> shows a welcome when a user joins or leaves the guild\n" +
146 "false -> Disabled, doesn't say anything\n\n" +
147 "The welcome message can be set with the template: \n" +
148 "welcome_new_user\n\n" +
149 "The welcome back message can be set with the template (if the user had joined before): \n" +
150 "welcome_back_user\n\n" +
151 "The leave message can be set with the template: \n" +
152 "message_user_leaves\n\n" +
153 "If multiple templates are set a random one will be chosen\n" +
154 "See the template command for more details",
155 GSettingTag.META),
156
157 //Music related stuff
158 MUSIC_CHANNEL_AUTO("false", GuildSettingType.VOICE_CHANNEL_OPTIONAL,
159 "The channel where I automatically connect to if a user joins\n\n" +
160 "false:\n" +
161 "Not using this setting, wont auto-connect to anything.\n\n" +
162 "setting this to match a voice channel name:\n" +
163 "The moment a user connects to the specified channel I connect too and start to play music.\n\n" +
164 "Important to note: \n" +
165 "* If the configured channel does not exist, this setting will be turned off\n" +
166 "* If I'm already connected to a different voice-channel I won't use this setting\n",
167 GSettingTag.CHANNEL, GSettingTag.MUSIC),
168 MUSIC_CHANNEL("false", GuildSettingType.TEXT_CHANNEL_MANDATORY,
169 "Channel where the bots music-related output goes to",
170 GSettingTag.MUSIC, GSettingTag.CHANNEL),
171 MUSIC_CHANNEL_TITLE("false", new EnumSettingType("auto", "true", "false"),
172 "Updates the music channel's topic with the currently playing song\n\n" +
173 "auto -> update the title every 10 seconds with the track its playing\n" +
174 "true -> yes change the topic at the beginning of every song\n" +
175 "false -> leave the channel topic title alone!",
176 GSettingTag.MUSIC, GSettingTag.CHANNEL),
177 MUSIC_CLEAR_ADMIN_ONLY("true", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
178 "Only allow admins to clear the music add?\n\n" +
179 "true\n" +
180 "Only admins can clear the music add\n\n" +
181 "false\n" +
182 "Everyone can clear the add"
183 , GSettingTag.MUSIC, GSettingTag.ADMIN),
184 MUSIC_PLAYLIST_ID("0", GuildSettingType.INTERNAL,
185 "stores the last used playlist",
186 GSettingTag.INTERNAL),
187 MUSIC_PLAYING_MESSAGE("clear", new EnumSettingType("clear", "normal", "off"),
188 "Clear the now playing message?\n" +
189 "clear -> sends a message and deletes it when the song is over or skipped\n" +
190 "normal -> send the message and just leave it be\n" +
191 "off -> don't send now playing messages",
192 GSettingTag.MUSIC),
193 MUSIC_QUEUE_ONLY("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
194 "Stop playing music once the add is empty?\n\n" +
195 "true\n" +
196 "once the add is empty I stop playing music and leave the voice channel\n\n" +
197 "false\n" +
198 "If the add is empty, I'm gonna pick the track.",
199 GSettingTag.MUSIC),
200 MUSIC_RESULT_PICKER("1", new NumberBetweenSettingType(1, 5),
201 "the amount of results the `play` command returns\n\n" +
202 "If its set to 1, it will always use the first result (no manual choice)\n\n" +
203 "If its set higher (max 5) it will respond with reactions where each button is a choice\n" +
204 "Note: This setting does require the add reactions permission",
205 GSettingTag.MUSIC),
206 MUSIC_ROLE_REQUIREMENT("false", GuildSettingType.ROLE_OPTIONAL,
207 "In order to use music commands you need this role!\n" +
208 "Setting this value to false will disable the requirement",
209 GSettingTag.MUSIC, GSettingTag.ROLE),
210 MUSIC_SHOW_LISTENERS("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
211 "Show who's listening in the *current* command\n" +
212 "true -> List all the people who are currently listening to music\n" +
213 "false -> Don't show listeners",
214 GSettingTag.MUSIC),
215 MUSIC_SKIP_ADMIN_ONLY("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
216 "Only allow admins to use the skip command?\n\n" +
217 "true\n" +
218 "Only admins have permission to use the skip command\n\n" +
219 "false\n" +
220 "Everyone can use the skip command",
221 GSettingTag.MUSIC, GSettingTag.ADMIN),
222 MUSIC_VOLUME("100", GuildSettingType.VOLUME,
223 "sets the default volume of the music player\n" +
224 "So the next time the bot connects it starts with this volume\n\n" +
225 "Accepts a value between 0 and 100",
226 GSettingTag.MUSIC),
227 MUSIC_VOLUME_ADMIN("false", GuildSettingType.TOGGLE,
228 "Require a guild admin to change the volume\n\n" +
229 "true -> only allow guild admins to change the bot's volume\n" +
230 "false -> allow all users to change the bot's volume",
231 GSettingTag.MODERATION, GSettingTag.MUSIC),
232 MUSIC_VOTE_PERCENT("40", GuildSettingType.PERCENTAGE,
233 "Percentage of users (rounded down) required to skip the currently playing track\n\n" +
234 "eg; when set to 25, and 5 listeners it would require 2 users to vote skip\n\n" +
235 "Accepts a value between 1 and 100",
236 GSettingTag.MUSIC),;
237
238 private final String defaultValue;
239 private final IGuildSettingType settingType;
240 private final String description;
241 private final HashSet<GSettingTag> tags;
242
243 GSetting(String defaultValue, IGuildSettingType settingType, String description, GSettingTag... tags) {
244
245 this.defaultValue = defaultValue;
246 this.settingType = settingType;
247 this.description = description;
248 this.tags = new HashSet<>();
249 Collections.addAll(this.tags, tags);
250 }
251
252 public boolean isInternal() {
253 return tags.contains(GSettingTag.INTERNAL);
254 }
255
256 public String getDefaultValue() {
257 return defaultValue;
258 }
259
260 public String getDescription() {
261 return description;
262 }
263
264 public boolean hasTag(String tag) {
265 return tags.contains(GSettingTag.valueOf(tag));
266 }
267
268 public boolean hasTag(GSettingTag tag) {
269 return tags.contains(tag);
270 }
271
272 public HashSet<GSettingTag> getTags() {
273 return tags;
274 }
275
276 /**
277 * Checks if the value is a valid setting
278 *
279 * @param input value to check
280 * @return is it a valid value
281 */
282 public boolean isValidValue(Guild guild, String input) {
283 return settingType.validate(guild, input);
284 }
285
286 public String getValue(Guild guild, String input) {
287 return settingType.fromInput(guild, input);
288 }
289
290 public String toDisplay(Guild guild, String value) {
291 return settingType.toDisplay(guild, value);
292 }
293
294 public IGuildSettingType getSettingType() {
295 return settingType;
296 }
297 }


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UN AIR DE FAMILLE A film review by Bradley Null Copyright 1999 Bradley Null
There are exactly three moments in this movie that are really worth watching, and one of them comes when a fashionable woman's choker is mistaken for a dog collar (an obvious joke I know, but always funny). The other two moments are the only two times that this relentless work of realism even begins to approach optimism.
UN AIR DE FAMILLE, or "Family Resemblances" by its English title, is your typical under-drama from the French cinema. It is a single setting observation of the interactions of an estranged family at the weekly family dinner, when tensions begin to run high. I would mention the performances here, but they all kind of run into one melancholy melange, ultimately resulting in very striking resemblances between the characters, at least insofar as my opinion of them.
Getting back to my opening point, the basic problem with this movie is that it is quite simply depressing. And isn't life too short to be getting so depressed all the time. Maybe some people can view this type of film as an instructional feature helping us realize what not to do with our lives. Or maybe some get a kick out of realizing that their lives aren't THAT bad. Or maybe some really have lives as bad as these and use the experience to feel like they're not alone. In my opinion though, the point of realist cinema is to display the apparently mundane and find something magical in it, which UN AIR DE FAMILLE does only twice. Once, about two-thirds of the way through the film, when one of the characters, Yoyo, celebrating her birthday is swept off her feet on the dance floor. And the second time, in the last scene of the movie when it is revealed that not every event of the evening was a wash, and something good may come.
But in the end, it is too little, too late. You can talk about the well-written script, the nuances, etc. But if we want to analyze the average family, we can go home for the holidays. The real power of realist drama comes out when it shows us how something extraordinary can blossom from the ordinary. UN AIR DE FAMILLE hints at this magic in its last three minutes, but the first 100 were a pain to sit through for the small payoff.
RATING: **1/2
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: NR
Director: Cedric Klapisch Producer: Charles Gassot Writer: Agnes Jaoui, Jean-Pierre Bacri, and Cedric Klapisch Starring: Jean-Pierre Bacri, Agnes Jaoui, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Catherine Frot
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parse_ini_file
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
parse_ini_file — 解析一个配置文件
说明
array parse_ini_file ( string $filename [, bool $process_sections = false [,
int $scanner_mode = INI_SCANNER_NORMAL ]] )
parse_ini_file() 载入一个由 filename 指定的 ini 文件，并将其中的设置作为一个联
合数组返回。
ini 文件的结构和 php.ini 的相似。
参数
filename
要解析的 ini 文件的文件名。
process_sections
如果将最后的 process_sections 参数设为 TRUE，将得到一个多维数组，包括了配置
文件中每一节的名称和设置。process_sections 的默认值是 FALSE。
scanner_mode
Can either be INI_SCANNER_NORMAL (default) or INI_SCANNER_RAW. If
INI_SCANNER_RAW is supplied, then option values will not be parsed.
返回值
成功时以关联数组 array 返回设置，失败时返回 FALSE。
更新日志
版本 说明
Added optional scanner_mode parameter. Single quotes may now be used
5.3.0 around variable assignments. Hash marks (#) may no longer be used as
comments and will throw a deprecation warning if used.
5.2.7 On syntax error this function will return FALSE rather than an empty
array.
5.2.4 由数字组成的键名和小节名会被 PHP 当作整数来处理，因此以 0 开头的数字会被
当作八进制而以 0x 开头的会被当作十六进制。
5.0.0 该函数也开始处理选项值内的新行。
4.2.1 本函数也开始受到安全模式和 open_basedir 的影响。
范例
Example #1 sample.ini 的内容
; This is a sample configuration file
; Comments start with ';', as in php.ini
[first_section]
one = 1
five = 5
animal = BIRD
[second_section]
path = "/usr/local/bin"
URL = "http://www.example.com/~username"
[third_section]
phpversion[] = "5.0"
phpversion[] = "5.1"
phpversion[] = "5.2"
phpversion[] = "5.3"
Example #2 parse_ini_file() 例子
常量也可以在 ini 文件中被解析，因此如果在运行 parse_ini_file() 之前定义了常量作
为 ini 的值，将会被集成到结果中去。只有 ini 的值会被求值。例如：
以上例程的输出类似于：
Array
(
[one] => 1
[five] => 5
[animal] => Dodo bird
[path] => /usr/local/bin
[URL] => http://www.example.com/~username
[phpversion] => Array
(
[0] => 5.0
[1] => 5.1
[2] => 5.2
[3] => 5.3
)
)
Array
(
[first_section] => Array
(
[one] => 1
[five] => 5
[animal] => Dodo bird
)
[second_section] => Array
(
[path] => /usr/local/bin
[URL] => http://www.example.com/~username
)
[third_section] => Array
(
[phpversion] => Array
(
[0] => 5.0
[1] => 5.1
[2] => 5.2
[3] => 5.3
)
)
)
Example #3 parse_ini_file() parsing a php.ini file
以上例程的输出类似于：
(parsed) magic_quotes_gpc = Yes
(loaded) magic_quotes_gpc = Yes
注释
Note:
本函数和 php.ini 文件没有关系，该文件在运行脚本时就已经处理过了。本函数可以
用来读取你自己的应用程序的配置文件。
Note:
如果 ini 文件中的值包含任何非字母数字的字符，需要将其括在双引号中（"）。
Note: 有些保留字不能作为 ini 文件中的键名，包括：null，yes，no，true 和
false。值为 null，no 和 false 等效于 ""，值为 yes 和 true 等效于 "1"。字符
{}|&~![()" 也不能用在键名的任何地方，而且这些字符在选项值中有着特殊的意义。
参见
• parse_ini_string() - Parse a configuration string
User Contributed Notes 56 notes
===============================================================================
I use the following syntax to secure my config.ini.php file:
;
Works like a charm and is both: A valid PHP File and a valid ini-File ;)
===============================================================================
Here is a quick parse_ini_file wrapper to add extend support to save typing and
redundancy.
$properties){
list($name, $extends) = explode(':', $namespace);
$name = trim($name);
$extends = trim($extends);
// create namespace if necessary
if(!isset($config[$name])) $config[$name] = array();
// inherit base namespace
if(isset($p_ini[$extends])){
foreach($p_ini[$extends] as $prop => $val)
$config[$name][$prop] = $val;
}
// overwrite / set current namespace values
foreach($properties as $prop => $val)
$config[$name][$prop] = $val;
}
return $config;
}
?>
Treats this ini:
As if it were like this:
===============================================================================
Undocumented feature!
Using ${...} as a value will look to
1) an INI setting, or
2) an environment variable
For example,
Array
(
[php_ext_dir] => ./ext/
[operating_system] => Windows_NT
)
Present in PHP 5.3.2, likely in 5.x, maybe even earlier too.
===============================================================================
And for the extra-paranoid like myself, add a rule into your httpd.conf file so
that *.ini (or *.inc) in my case can't be sent to a browser:
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
===============================================================================
If your configuration file holds any sensitive information (such as database
login details), remember NOT to place it within your document root folder! A
common mistake is to replace config.inc.php files, which are formatted in PHP:
With config.ini files which are written in plain text:
[database]
host = localhost
The file config.ini can be read by anyone who knows where it's located, if it's
under your document root folder. Remember to place it above!
===============================================================================
To those who were like me looking if this could be used to create an array out
of commandline output I offer you the function below (I used it to parse
mplayer output).
If you want it behave exactly the same as parse_ini_file you'll obviously have
to add some code to feed the different sections to this one. Hope it's of help
to someone!
'theValue', 'setting' => '', 'something' => 'value=value'
);
*
* So the oddities here are, text after the second $string occurence
dissapearing
* and empty values resulting in an empty string.
*
* @return $returnArray array array( 'setting' => 'value' )
* @param $string Object
* @param $array Object
*/
function explodeExplode( $string, $array )
{
$returnArray = array();
foreach( $array as $arrayValue )
{
$tmpArray = explode( $string, $arrayValue );
if( count( $tmpArray ) == 1 )
{
$returnArray[$tmpArray[0]] = '';
}
else if( count( $tmpArray ) == 2 )
{
$returnArray[$tmpArray[0]] = $tmpArray[1];
}
else if( count( $tmpArray ) > 2 )
{
$implodeBack = array();
$firstLoop = true;
foreach( $tmpArray as $tmpValue )
{
if( $firstLoop )
{
$firstLoop = false;
}
else
{
$implodeBack[] = $tmpValue;
}
}
print_r( $implodeBack );
$returnArray[$tmpArray[0]] = implode( '=', $implodeBack );
}
}
return $returnArray;
}
?>
===============================================================================
As of PHP 5.3, you can escape a double quote like this:
description = "an \" example"
But strangely, this fails when you try to escape two consecutive double quotes:
description = "no \"\" good"
Unless there is something between them (in this example, there is a space
character):
description = "this is \" \" ok"
===============================================================================
Warning: parse_ini_files cannot cope with values containing the equal sign (=).
The following function supports sections, comments, arrays, and key-value pairs
outside of any section.
Beware that similar keys will overwrite one another (unless in different
sections).
Example usage:
An example ini file:
===============================================================================
You may want, in some very special cases, to parse multi-dimensional array with
N levels in your ini file. Something like setting[data][config][debug] = true
will result in an error (expected "=").
Here's a little function to match this, using dots (customizable).
$section) {
// loop inside the section
foreach ($section as $key => $value) {
if (strpos($key, $explode_str)) {
if (substr($key, 0, 1) !== $escape_char) {
// key has a dot. Explode on it, then parse each subkeys
// and set value at the right place thanks to references
$sub_keys = explode($explode_str, $key);
$subs =& $data[$section_key];
foreach ($sub_keys as $sub_key) {
if (!isset($subs[$sub_key])) {
$subs[$sub_key] = [];
}
$subs =& $subs[$sub_key];
}
// set the value at the right place
$subs = $value;
// unset the dotted key, we don't need it anymore
unset($data[$section_key][$key]);
}
// we have escaped the key, so we keep dots as they are
else {
$new_key = trim($key, $escape_char);
$data[$section_key][$new_key] = $value;
unset($data[$section_key][$key]);
}
}
}
}
if (!$process_sections) {
$data = $data[0];
}
return $data;
}
?>
The following file:
will result in:
Array
(
[foo] => bar
[foo.with.dots] => 1
)
[array] => Array
(
[foo] => Array
(
[0] => 1
[1] => 2
)
)
[dictionary] => Array
(
[foo] => Array
(
[debug] =>
[path] => /some/path
)
)
[multi] => Array
(
[foo] => Array
(
[data] => Array
(
[config] => Array
(
[debug] => 1
)
[password] => 123456
)
)
)
)
?>
===============================================================================
Somewhere between versions 5.2.5 and 5.3.24, the parsing of unquoted multiword
values (e.g. values with embedded spaces) changed.
In 5.3.24, a multiword value where one of the words is a reserved word (null,
yes, no, true, false, on, off, none) will cause the function to return an
error.
Adding double quotation marks around the value string will solve the problem.
===============================================================================
.ini files or JSON file format as it is also known as, are very useful format
to store stuff in. Especially large arrays.
Strangely enough there is this nice function to read the file, but no function
to write it.
So here is one.
Use it as: put_ini_file(string $file, array $array)
$v){
if (is_array($v)){
$str.=str_repeat(" ",$i*2)."[$k]".PHP_EOL;
$str.=put_ini_file("",$v, $i+1);
}else
$str.=str_repeat(" ",$i*2)."$k = $v".PHP_EOL;
}
if($file)
return file_put_contents($file,$str);
else
return $str;
}
?>
===============================================================================
a ini lexer with regexp:
(?:
(?(?![\t\x20]*;)
(?P[\t\x20]*)
(?:
\[(?P[^;\r\n]+)\]
|
(?P
(?P
[^=;\r\n]+?
)?
(?P[\t\x20]*)
(?P=)
(?P[\t\x20]*)
(?P
\x22(?P.*?)(?.*?)(?null)
|
(?Ptrue|false)
|
(?P[+-]?(?:[1-9]\d{0,18}|0))
|
(?P(?:[+-]?(?:[1-9]\d*|0))\.\d+(?:E[+-]\
d+)?)
|
(?P[^;\r\n]+?)
)?
)
)
)
(?P[\t\x20]*)
(?:
(?P;)
(?P[\t\x20]*)
(?P[^\r\n]+?)?
)?
)
|
(?P
[^\r\n]+?
)
)
(?=\r\n|\r|\n|$)(?P\r\n|\r|\n)?
|
(?<=\r\n|\r|\n)(?P\r\n|\r|\n)
/xsi';
if(!@is_int(preg_match_all($regexp, $data, $tokens, PREG_SET_ORDER)))
{
// parse error
}
else
{
foreach($tokens as $i => $token)
{
if(!$verbose)
{
unset($tokens[$i]['line']);
unset($tokens[$i]['crlf']);
unset($tokens[$i]['setting']);
unset($tokens[$i]['equal_sign']);
unset($tokens[$i]['val']);
unset($tokens[$i]['left_space']);
unset($tokens[$i]['left_equal_space']);
unset($tokens[$i]['right_equal_space']);
unset($tokens[$i]['right_space']);
unset($tokens[$i]['comment_seperator']);
unset($tokens[$i]['comment_space']);
};
foreach($token as $key => $val)
{
if(!@is_string($key) || !@strlen($val))
{
unset($tokens[$i][$key]);
};
};
};
return($tokens);
};
};
$verbose = FALSE;
print_r(get_tokens_from_ini_lexer($myini, $verbose));
?>
===============================================================================
As quick an dirty way to gain the security of that *.ini.php-files you may
alternatively use this as first line:
;
You can use parse_ini_file() in the normal way and any criminal stranger will
only see a ";" then ...
===============================================================================
Working on a project for a client recently, I needed a way to set a default
configuration INI file, but also wanted to allow the client to override the
settings through the use of a custom INI file.
I thought array_merge or array_merge_recursive would do the trick for me, but
it fails to override settings in the way that I wanted. I wrote my own function
to do what I wanted. It's nothing spectacular, but thought I'd post it here in
case it saved someone else some time.
$v):
if (is_array($v)):
$config_ini[$k] = ini_merge($config_ini[$k], $custom_ini[$k]);
else:
$config_ini[$k] = $v;
endif;
endforeach;
return $config_ini;
};
$CONFIG_INI = parse_ini_file('../config.ini', TRUE);
$CUSTOM_INI = parse_ini_file('ini/custom.ini', TRUE);
$INI = ini_merge($CONFIG_INI, $CUSTOM_INI);
?>
This allowed me to put the default INI file above the web root with information
that requires extra security (database connection info, etc.) and a writable
INI file within the structure of the site without affecting the default
settings of the default config.ini file.
Anyway, hope it helps.
===============================================================================
Arrays can be defined in the ini file by adding '[]' at the end of a key name.
For example:
value1 = 17
value2 = 13
value3[] = a
value3[] = b
value3[] = c
Will return:
Array
(
[value1] => 17
[value2] => 13
[value3] => Array
(
[0] => a
[1] => b
[2] => c
)
)
===============================================================================
Set an simple ini file to defined constants
$config = parse_ini_file('main.ini');
foreach($config as $key => $value) {
define($key, $value);
}
===============================================================================
I have recently finished an implementacion of a multiple configuration type
class.
2, // JSON
'ini' => 4, // PHP_INI
'xml' => 16 // XML
);
static private $instances;
private $data;
static public function objectToArray($obj) {
$arr = (is_object($obj))?
get_object_vars($obj) :
$obj;
foreach ($arr as $key => $val) {
$arr[$key] = ((is_array($val)) || (is_object($val)))?
self::objectToArray($val) :
$val;
}
return $arr;
}
private function __construct($file, $type = Configuration::AUTO) {
if ($type == self::AUTO) {
$type = self::$CONF_EXT_RELATION[pathinfo($file, PATHINFO_EXTENSION
)];
}
switch($type) {
case self::JSON:
$this->data = json_decode(file_get_contents($file), true);
break;
case self::PHP_INI:
$this->data = parse_ini_file($file, true);
break;
case self::XML:
$this->data = self::objectToArray(simplexml_load_file($file));
break;
}
}
static public function & getInstance($file, $type = Configuration::AUTO) {
if(! isset(self::$instances[$file])) {
self::$instances[$file] = new Configuration($file, $type);
}
return self::$instances[$file];
}
public function __get($section) {
if ((is_array($this->data)) &&
(array_key_exists($section, $this->data))) {
return $this->data[$section];
}
}
public function getAvailableSections() {
return array_keys($this->data);
}
}
$configuration = Configuration::getInstance(/*configuration filename*/);
foreach($configuration->getAvailableSections() as $pos => $sectionName) {
var_dump($sectionName);
var_dump($configuration->{$sectionName});
}
?>
===============================================================================
Instead of using parse_ini_file() function I would recommend to use PEAR's
Config package which is MUCH more flexible (assuming that you don't mind using
PEAR and OOP). Have a closer look at http://pear.php.net/package/Config
===============================================================================
Looks like in PHP 5.3.0 special characters like \n are extrapolated into real
newlines. Gotta use \\n.
===============================================================================
Be careful if you put any .ini file in your readable directories, if somebody
would know the name (e.g. if your application is widely used), the webserver
might return it as plain text.
For example : your database username and password could be exposed, if it is
stored in that file !
To prevent this from happening :
- give the file .php extension : "my.ini.php"
- put ';' on last line
The server would run the ini file as being PHP-code, but will do nothing due to
bad syntax, preventing the content from being exosed.
On the other hand, it is still a valid .ini file...
HTH !
===============================================================================
class.parseini.php
Ini.ini:
[test]
foo=bar
[test2]
foo1=bar1
foo2=bar2
foo bar=something else
just in another file write:
include("class.parseini.php");
$new= new Parser();
echo $new->printini("ini", "test2", "foo1");
===============================================================================
If you are looking for an OOP way to parse ini files, take a look at Marcus
Boerger's IniGroups class available here :
http://www.php.net/~helly/php/ext/spl/classIniGroups.html
===============================================================================
Not mentioned in docs about constants but 'magic' constants do NOT work. So for
example:
// __DIR__ = /my/web/site/app
log_file = __DIR__"/app.log"
Gives you just "__DIR__/app.log" with NO replacement.
Make sense it should NOT work as there would be question if it should be set to
path of PHP file making the call or the path of the 'ini' file. Though the last
might be useful the first generally would NOT be if you parse the file several
different places in your code etc.
Tested in PHP 5.4.26
===============================================================================
Didn`t find the one,which suits my needs,so Here`s a small and easy write ini
from array function... Maybe you`ll find it handy.
$val)
{
if(is_array($val))
{
$res[] = "[$key]";
foreach($val as $skey => $sval) $res[] = "$skey = ".(is_numeric(
$sval) ? $sval : '"'.$sval.'"');
}
else $res[] = "$key = ".(is_numeric($val) ? $val : '"'.$val.'"');
}
safefilerewrite($file, implode("\r\n", $res));
}
//////
function safefilerewrite($fileName, $dataToSave)
{ if ($fp = fopen($fileName, 'w'))
{
$startTime = microtime();
do
{ $canWrite = flock($fp, LOCK_EX);
// If lock not obtained sleep for 0 - 100 milliseconds, to avoid
collision and CPU load
if(!$canWrite) usleep(round(rand(0, 100)*1000));
} while ((!$canWrite)and((microtime()-$startTime) < 1000));
//file was locked so now we can store information
if ($canWrite)
{ fwrite($fp, $dataToSave);
flock($fp, LOCK_UN);
}
fclose($fp);
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
#If you want to replace a Setting in the ini, use this code:
/// bool SetCMSSettings(string $Setting, string $replace, string $INI_PATH)
/// $Setting = The Setting, which you want to replace
/// $replace = the new value
public function SetCMSSettings($Setting, $replace, $INI_PATH)
{
$ini = fopen($INI_PATH,"w+");
$i = 0;
while($Content = fgets($ini))
{
if(preg_match("/".$Setting."/", $Content)) {
fwrite($ini, $Setting."=".$replace);
$i = 1;
} else {
fwrite($ini, $Content);
}
}
// If, the setting wasnt replaced.
if($i == 0) {
fwrite($ini, $Setting."=".$replace);
}
fclose($ini);
}
===============================================================================
Tip: you cannot parse an ini-file with this safer structure:
(strangers are not able to see this file because php closed the file previously
by executing exit();)
But here is a very simple code to prevent this:
IniFile = $FileName;
$this->SafeFile = $SafeFile;
}
public function parseIni($SaveInClass = true){
$FileHandle = file($this->IniFile);
$CountLines = count($FileHandle);
$Counter = 0;
$NKeys = "";
if ( $this->SafeFile ){
$Counter += 2;
$CountLines -= 2;
}
while ( $Counter < $CountLines ){
$CurLine = $FileHandle[$Counter];
$CurLineSplit = explode("=", $CurLine);
$CurKey = $CurLineSplit[0];
$CurValue = $CurLineSplit[1];
if( $SaveInClass )
$this->Keys[trim($CurKey)] = trim($CurValue);
else
$NKeys[trim($CurKey)] = trim($CurValue);
$Counter++;
}
if( $SaveInClass )
return $this->KeysWithoutSections;
else
return $NKeys;
}
public function parseIniWithSections($SaveInClass = true){
$FileHandle = file($this->IniFile);
$CountLines = count($FileHandle);
$Counter = 0;
$LastSection = "";
$NKeys = "";
if ( $this->SafeFile ){
$CountLines -= 2;
$Counter += 2;
}
while ( $Counter < $CountLines ){
$CurLine = $FileHandle[$Counter];
if ( strpos($CurLine, "[") == 1 ){
$LastSection = $CurLine;
continue;
}
$Explosion = explode("=", $CurLine);
$CurKey = trim($Explosion[0]);
$CurValue = trim($Explosion[1]);
if ( $SaveInClass )
$this->KeysWithSections[$LastSection][$CurKey] = $CurValue;
else
$NKeys[$LastSection][$CurKey] = $CurValue;
}
if ( $SaveInClass )
return $this->KeysWithSections;
else
return $NKeys;
}
};
?>
To use this class just try this script here:
parseIniWithSections(false);
echo $Keys["section_one"]["test"];
?>
i used this file:
===============================================================================
parse_ini_file can't deal with const which cancate a string. For example, if
test.ini file is
classPath = ROOT/lib
If you:
const ROOT would't be parsed.
But my version could work find.
5.0
$consts = $buf['user'];
$ini = parse_ini_file($filename, $process_sections);
array_walk_recursive($ini, 'replace_process', $consts);
return $ini;
}
define('ROOT', '/test');
print_r(parse_ini(dirname(__FILE__).'/test.ini'));
?>
===============================================================================
This is a simple (but slightly hackish) way of avoiding the character
limitations (in values):
";
print_r($test);
?>
contents of test.ini:
park yesterday = "I (walked) | {to} " QUOTE"the"QUOTE " park yesterday & saw
~three~ dogs!"
output:
I (walked) | {to} "the" park yesterday & saw ~three~
dogs!
)
?>
===============================================================================
This function won't work if you try to parse a file with an extension which is
not ".ini". It won't work if your filename is config.cfg, for instance. In this
case, it will return array(0)
===============================================================================
This combo works best for me.
$v){
if (is_array($v)){
$str.=str_repeat(" ",$i*2)."[$k]\r\n";
$str.=put_ini_file("",$v, $i+1);
}else
$str.=str_repeat(" ",$i*2)."$k = $v\r\n";
}
$phpstr = "";
if($file)
return file_put_contents($file,$phpstr);
else
return $str;
}
?>
here is the config.php file
Test it out yourself
===============================================================================
note configuration files should be stored outside you www-root/htdocs folder
===============================================================================
The documentation states:
Characters ?{}|&~!()^" must not be used anywhere in the key and have a special
meaning in the value.
Here's the results of my experiments on what they mean:
; | is used for bitwise OR
three = 2|3
; & is used for bitwise AND
four = 6&5
; ^ is used for bitwise XOR
five = 3^6
; ~ is used for bitwise negate
negative_two = ~1
; () is used for grouping
seven = (8|7)&(6|5)
; ${...} is used for grabbing values from the environment, or previously
defined values.
path = ${PATH}
also = ${five}
; ? I have no guess for
; ! I have no guess for
===============================================================================
This core function won't handle ini key[][] = value(s), (multidimensional
arrays), so if you need to support that kind of setup you will need to write
your own function. one way to do it is to convert all the key = value(s) to
array string [key][][]=value(s), then use parse_str() to convert all those
[key][][]=value(s) that way you just read the ini file line by line, instead of
doing crazy foreach() loops to handle those (multidimensional arrays) in each
section, example...
ini file...... config.php
echo parse_ini_file ( "C:\\services\\www\\docs\\config.php" );
results in...
// PHP Warning: syntax error, unexpected TC_SECTION, expecting '=' line 27 ->
a[][][] = b
Here it simple function that handles (multidimensional arrays) without looping
each key[][]= value(s)
getIni ( "C:\\services\\www\\docs\\config.php" ), $sections
);
?>
===============================================================================
hope I'm not doing anything wrong, but it seems that the array notation doesn't
work in PHP 4:
processing
phpversion[] = "5.0"
phpversion[] = "5.1"
phpversion[] = "5.2"
phpversion[] = "5.3"
gives
[phpversion[]] => 5.3
instead of
[phpversion] => Array
(
[0] => 5.0
[1] => 5.1
[2] => 5.2
[3] => 5.3
)
===============================================================================
Make sure you use double-quotes when using spaces in a value as of 5.3.
Consider the following INI file:
key = tested on php5
with the following code:
$res = parse_ini_file('myini.ini');
var_dump($res);
In 5.2, this will give you:
array(1) {
["key"]=>
string(14) "tested on php5"
}
In 5.3, this will give you:
Warning: syntax error, unexpected BOOL_TRUE in Unknown on line 1 in test.php
on line 3
bool(false)
This is because the 'on' word is a reserved keyword for boolean TRUE. The
documentation now states that a string that contains any non-alphanumeric
character should be enclosed in double-quotes (a space is not alphanumeric).
===============================================================================
Please note that despite the changelog telling nothing about it, the
parse_ini_file() changed
-> the way it interprets the simple quote (not accepted on my 5.1 php)
-> array index. PHP 5.3 accepts the following but not php 5.1
[section]
param["index"]='value'
param["other index"]='other value'
===============================================================================
Constants in ini files are not expanded if they are concatenated with strings
quoted with single quotes, they must be in double quotes only to make constants
expanded.
Example:
define ('APP_PATH', '/some/path');
mypath = APP_PATH '/config'
// Constant won't be expanded: [mypath] => APP_PATH '/config'
mypath = APP_PATH "/config"
// Constant will be expanded: [mypath] => /some/path/config
Note "." between constant and following string is not used.
Since Zend_Config_Ini is built on parse_ini_file, it inherits this behaviour.
===============================================================================
I found that this function will not work on remote files.
I tried
$someArray = parse_ini_file("http://www.example.com/setting.ini");
and it reports
Cannot Open 'http://www.example.com/setting.ini' for reading ...
===============================================================================
A number of posts mention using pear::Config as a replacement for this
function. Note however that internally it uses parse_ini_file to read the ini
file, so it suffers from the same limitations.
===============================================================================
Beside the mentioned reserved words 'null', 'yes', 'no', 'true', and 'false',
also 'none' seems to be a reserved word. Parsing an ini file stops at a key
named 'none'.
===============================================================================
Just a quick note for all those running into trouble escaping double quotes:
I got around this by "base64_encode()"-ing my content on the way in to the ini
file, and "base64_decode()"-ing on the way out.
Because base64 uses the "=" sign, you will have to encapsulate the entire value
in double quotes so the line looks like this:
varname = "TmlhZ2FyYSBGYWxscywgT04="
When base64'd, your strings will retain all \n, \t...etc... URL's retain
everything perfectly :-)
I hope some of you find this useful!
Cheers, Kieran
===============================================================================
Besides the features mentioned above (eg. core constants, booleans), you can
also access user-defined constants in ini files! This is handy if you want to
create a bit-field, for example:
[pizzas]
; Define pizzas
hawaii = PIZZA_HAM | PIZZA_PINEAPPLE
stinky = PIZZA_ONION | PIZZA_GARLIC
===============================================================================
I didn't find a simple ini class so I wrote that class to read and write ini
files.
I hope it could help you.
Read file : $ini = INI::read('myfile.ini');
Write file : INI::write('myfile.ini', $ini);
Features :
- support [] syntax for arrays
- support . in keys like bar.foo.something = value
- true and false string are automatically converted in booleans
- integers strings are automatically converted in integers
- keys are sorted when writing
- constants are replaced but they should be written in the ini file between
braces : {MYCONSTANT}
$val) {
if (is_array($val)) {
$string .= INI::write_get_string($ini[$key], $prefix.$key.'.');
} else {
$string .= $prefix.$key.' = '.str_replace("\n", "\\\n", INI::
set_value($val))."\n";
}
}
return $string;
}
/**
* manage keys
*/
static function set_value($val) {
if ($val === true) { return 'true'; }
else if ($val === false) { return 'false'; }
return $val;
}
/**
* READ
*/
static function read($filename) {
$ini = array();
$lines = file($filename);
$section = 'default';
$multi = '';
foreach($lines as $line) {
if (substr($line, 0, 1) !== ';') {
$line = str_replace("\r", "", str_replace("\n", "", $line));
if (preg_match('/^\[(.*)\]/', $line, $m)) {
$section = $m[1];
} else if ($multi === '' && preg_match('/^([a-z0-9_.\[\]-]+)\s*
=\s*(.*)$/i', $line, $m)) {
$key = $m[1];
$val = $m[2];
if (substr($val, -1) !== "\\") {
$val = trim($val);
INI::manage_keys($ini[$section], $key, $val);
$multi = '';
} else {
$multi = substr($val, 0, -1)."\n";
}
} else if ($multi !== '') {
if (substr($line, -1) === "\\") {
$multi .= substr($line, 0, -1)."\n";
} else {
INI::manage_keys($ini[$section], $key, $multi.$line);
$multi = '';
}
}
}
}
$buf = get_defined_constants(true);
$consts = array();
foreach($buf['user'] as $key => $val) {
$consts['{'.$key.'}'] = $val;
}
array_walk_recursive($ini, array('INI', 'replace_consts'), $consts);
return $ini;
}
/**
* manage keys
*/
static function get_value($val) {
if (preg_match('/^-?[0-9]$/i', $val)) { return intval($val); }
else if (strtolower($val) === 'true') { return true; }
else if (strtolower($val) === 'false') { return false; }
else if (preg_match('/^"(.*)"$/i', $val, $m)) { return $m[1]; }
else if (preg_match('/^\'(.*)\'$/i', $val, $m)) { return $m[1]; }
return $val;
}
/**
* manage keys
*/
static function get_key($val) {
if (preg_match('/^[0-9]$/i', $val)) { return intval($val); }
return $val;
}
/**
* manage keys
*/
static function manage_keys(& $ini, $key, $val) {
if (preg_match('/^([a-z0-9_-]+)\.(.*)$/i', $key, $m)) {
INI::manage_keys($ini[$m[1]], $m[2], $val);
} else if (preg_match('/^([a-z0-9_-]+)\[(.*)\]$/i', $key, $m)) {
if ($m[2] !== '') {
$ini[$m[1]][INI::get_key($m[2])] = INI::get_value($val);
} else {
$ini[$m[1]][] = INI::get_value($val);
}
} else {
$ini[INI::get_key($key)] = INI::get_value($val);
}
}
/**
* replace utility
*/
static function replace_consts(& $item, $key, $consts) {
if (is_string($item)) {
$item = strtr($item, $consts);
}
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
Even better than putting the
; This is the settings page, do not modify the above line.
setting = value
...
===============================================================================
or to prevent the file being viewed you can just use a .htaccess file and add
this line
order deny,allow
deny from all
i use a similar thing to prevent my config files being accessed
===============================================================================
I made a small test to check differencies between parse_ini_file and
json_decode and I surprised a little bit.
Here are my test files...
parseini-test.ini:
[global]
a = 1
b = 2
c = "Lorem Ipsum"
d = "Dolor Sit Amet"
e = 3.14
jsondecode-test.json:
{
"a": 1,
"b": 2,
"c": "Lorem Ipsum",
"d": "Dolor Sit Amet",
"e": 3.14
}
And source codes are...
parseini.php:
jsondecode.php:
These tests ran for three times (the third result is near to average in my
experiences):
- parseini.php: 3.24759721756
- jsondecode.php: 3.289290905
My conclusion:
I`m going to use the json_decode() for reading config files because no
significant difference in running time between parse_ini_file() and json_decode
() + file_get_contents() but JSON is a more powerful format for storing well
typed (parse_ini_file parses 3.14 as string, json_decode as float) and well
structured configuration settings. As a note: json_decode is sensitive for
associative keys` quotation, use quotes at all time in keys` names.
Test ran on PHP 5.2.
===============================================================================
I'm not sure why, but for some reason php's ini functions always leave out
entries for me.
To solve this problem, I wrote my own ini parsing function, intended to be a
replacement for parse_ini_file('file.ini', true);
The usage follows the Example #2 on http://us3.php.net/manual/en/
function.parse-ini-file.php , except without the second parameter being 'true'.
===============================================================================
When PHP dies without any warning or message when parsing the ini-file, check
the values of the file. All non alphanumeric values need to be quoted.
===============================================================================
Here is another way to group values in the ini:
my.ini:
[singles]
test = a test
test2 = another test
test3 = this is a test too
[multiples]
tests[] = a test
tests[] = another test
tests[] = this is a test too
my.php:
The same as:
This works with the bool set to true also, can be useful with loops. Works with
the bool set to true as well.
===============================================================================
Class to access ini values at format "section_name.property", for example
$myconf->get("system.name") returns a property "name" in section "system":
properties = parse_ini_file(_SETTINGS_FILE, true);
}
function get($name) {
if(strpos($name, ".")) {
list($section_name, $property) = explode(".", $name);
$section =& $this->properties[$section_name];
$name = $property;
} else {
$section =& $properties;
}
if(is_array($section) && isset($section[$name])) {
return $section[$name];
}
return false;
}
}
?>
===============================================================================
I found another pitfall to watch out for. The key (to the left of the equal
sign) can't be the same as one of the predefined values, like yes, no, on, off,
etc. I was working on a script that read in an ini file that matched the
country codes of top level domains to the full name of the country. I kept
getting a parse error everytime it got to the entry for Norway ("no"). I fixed
the problem by sticking a dot in front of each of the country codes.
===============================================================================
I handy function to allow values with new lines if you are PHP4, is the
following:
Now, when writing your INI file, parse the value through the function and it
will turn for example:
Value line 1
Value line 2
Into literally:
Value line 1\nValue line 2
Which is stored as a single line in the INI file. And when you read the INI
file back into PHP, the \n will be parsed and you're value will be back to:
Value line 1
Value line 2
===============================================================================
I wrote a replacement function with following changes:
-It allows quotes and double quotes.
-It detects wether your .ini file has sections or not.
-It will read until eof in any case, even if a line contains errors.
I know it can be improved a lot, so feel free to work on it and, please, notify
me if you do.
===============================================================================
I wrote few functions to work with ini files.
The function make_ini_file($array, &$errors)
The function read_ini($file)
The function prepare_ini($array, $maxdepth=NULL)
The function prepare_ini($array, $maxdepth=NULL)
This function will take an array as returned by the function read_ini() and
will return an array as needed by the function make_ini_file() so that you can
write extanded ini files easily.
If maxdepth is not given (or if maxdepth is NULL), this function will try to
create sections so the keys in the sections do not have dots. if maxdepth is
given, it will create sections with $maxdepth members in them (or less if it is
not possible). It won't use the special key name "."
$val){
if(is_array($val)){
if(is_null($maxdepth) or $depth < $maxdepth){
$newprefix = $prefix1 ? "$prefix1.$key" : $key;
$self($res, $val, $maxdepth, $newprefix, $prefix2, $depth+1);
}else{
$newprefix = $prefix2 ? "$prefix1.$key" : $key;
$self($res, $val, $maxdepth, $prefix1, $newprefix, $depth+1);
}
}else{
$newprefix = $prefix2 ? "$prefix2.$key" : $key;
if(!isset($res[$prefix1])) $res[$prefix1] = array();
$res[$prefix1][$newprefix] = $val;
}
}
}
// kate: indent-width 4; tab-width 8; space-indent on;
// kate: replace-tabs off; remove-trailing-space on;
?>
===============================================================================
In order to set a " in ini files, you may follow that trick :
The yourfilename.ini file :
[yoursectionhere]
somevalue = "This "QUOTE"string"QUOTE" has quotes"
The PHP code :
===============================================================================
parse_ini_file seems to have changed it's signature between PHP 4.3.x and PHP
5.0.0 (can't find any relevant changelog / cvs entries referring to this).
In PHP 4.3.x and below return value was a boolean FALSE if the ini file could
not be found. With PHP 5.0.0 the return value is an empty array if the file is
not found.


| DOSE: |
3 buttons |
oral |
Peyote |
(fresh) |
This individual got to try peyote a number of times around 1975-1977, sometimes dried/black/chewy, sometimes fresh/wet/gooey/green&dripping slime. One would take 3 or 4 huge juicy ones, or perhaps up 6 dried little black ones.
Sometimes there was not much nausea, (after getting the totally yucky substance itself down), other times there was enough to puke once. It passed though. Actually I was more nauseous coming on to acid or mushrooms sometimes.  I remember a very funny Zap Comix cartoon about gags to play on friends, and 'peyote toothpaste' was one of them...... argh, the memory of the taste would produce involuntary shivers of revulsion for many years afterwards, though it's faded by now, alas :-)
Impression of the trip, from so many years ago, was that it was generally not as 'deep' and 'complete' as acid, not totally interconnected and composed of so many lines & patterns extending out towards infinity etc, not racing thoughts physically so fast. It was very visual, perhaps less auditory than acid, perhaps lacking some of the strangest 'tactile hallucinations' from strongest acid trips where one felt as if one's hand actually touched a strange thing,....
Instead, there were pastel-colors, softer patterns, more 'natural' kinds of hallucinations, deep and profound thoughts but not quite on the uncontrollable express train. Indeed, it felt extremely 'wise and mature' to the 18-20 year old subject at the time :-) 'The Smile of the Beyond' was one impression (named after a Mahavishnu Orchestra song, or maybe the other way around? :-).

Oh, yes I remember there were also lots of tinglies and chills, up and down the spine, even up and down the legs, everywhere there were nerves.... sometimes these blended with and turned into hallucinations.
It took a long time to come on, sometimes up to 2 hours. Didn't last as long as big acid trips, maybe 6 hours or so.
The very first peyote trip for this individual was actually also this individual's very first 'bad trip' (after several pleasant acid and mushroom experiences), which was apparently necessary and instructive at the time..... one recalls waiting and waiting and waiting forever, doing too many bongs of headache weed, for it to start, then all of a sudden, a goat-like figure with nasty horns appeared in pentagrams on all the walls, nodding specifically at me, yes, YOU will freak out now, etc. etc.
The tingles and chills turned into horrible scary flutters, rugs and grass and dirt would erupt with all sorts of tiny little creatures...
oh yes, I remember, peyote hallucinations would often take on an animate quality of actual little individual creatures, faces with personality and history and dignity behind them, etc.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Promises libraries come in different shapes and sizes. Ractive.js can work with any of them – use one of these existing wrappers, or create one to work with the library of your choice by modifying one of them:
Find the code on GitHub to contribute your own wrapper.


ngModel
Use ngModel
to bind the value of the select component
to a variable in your component class. This way you can set a default
selection, programatically update the selection, and keep track of the
current selection.
Selected options: {{selectedCharacters}}


Money Play. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=154 White=155
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The real choice here is between hitting with 24/16* and prime building with 13/11(2), 6/4(2).
Note this latter play is better than 13/9, 6/4(2) because the 9-pt and the 3-pt do not work well together as they are six pips apart and cannot be part of the same prime. Note also that making the bar with 13/7, 9/7 is the wrong idea. Red must use two of the twos to make his 4-pt if he is making a new point on his side of the board.
So, this is an argument between structure and gaining in the race. It is close but the long-term gains from the assets just outweigh the immediate gains from hitting but I wouldn’t argue with a doubles partner who wanted to play 24/16*.
Note this latter play is better than 13/9, 6/4(2) because the 9-pt and the 3-pt do not work well together as they are six pips apart and cannot be part of the same prime. Note also that making the bar with 13/7, 9/7 is the wrong idea. Red must use two of the twos to make his 4-pt if he is making a new point on his side of the board.
So, this is an argument between structure and gaining in the race. It is close but the long-term gains from the assets just outweigh the immediate gains from hitting but I wouldn’t argue with a doubles partner who wanted to play 24/16*.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11(2) 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.265 0.572 0.200 0.016 - 0.428 0.147 0.007 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/16* Eq.: +0.264 (-0.001) 0.567 0.192 0.015 - 0.433 0.130 0.006 3. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.215 (-0.051) 0.561 0.181 0.014 - 0.439 0.144 0.005 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/20 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.144 (-0.122) 0.542 0.191 0.017 - 0.458 0.159 0.007 5. Cubeful 2-ply 24/22 13/11 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.143 (-0.122) 0.540 0.193 0.019 - 0.460 0.169 0.011


Here are all the Jedi: Fallen Order lightsaber colors
by Harry ShepherdIf you're looking to get all Jedi: Fallen Order lightsaber colors, you've come to the right place. Respawn Entertainment's take on the Star Wars universe hasn't received universal critical acclaim, but nobody is arguing that they've totally nailed how the iconic sci-fi sword looks, sounds, and feels. Honestly I've just been whooshing and phwooming it around at no enemy in particular for the majority of my time with Cal Kestis and his motley crew.
However, one thing that could be improved about the look of the weapon early on is the number of Jedi: Fallen Order lightsaber colors you have access to at the beginning. When you're first able to customise your saber on the mysterious planet of Bogano, you can only choose between green and blue. While they're the hues of hero Jedi, I can understand that you're probably looking for something with the flair of Mace Windu. So whether it's magenta, indigo, or something else you're hoping for, here are all the lightsaber colors in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
All Jedi: Fallen Order lightsaber colors
As I've already mentioned, you start with blue and green for your saber, with which you can first change on the planet Bogano; you'll come to it very early on as part of the story, so don't worry about scouring the world for it too much. From there the most common spot to tweak your weapon is at the workbench at the back of your hub ship, The Mantis.
Also it's worth noting that you'll be able to access all the Jedi: Fallen Order lightsaber colors just by playing through the game. So while you'll obviously be keen to switch out from your standard hero primary colors, you just need to keep plugging away at Cal's narrative to get them all. The only exception is orange: you can only get that if you pre-ordered Star Wars Jedi: Fallen order. So, here are all the eight hues you can get with the story, plus orange:
- Blue
- Green
- Cyan
- Magenta
- Purple
- Yellow
- Indigo
- Orange (pre-order only)
You're going to have to be patient when it comes to the unique colors, though. You'll only start procuring the special Kyber Crystals you need to change it in the latter half of the story. Which, bearing in mind how long Jedi: Fallen Order is, could be as much as ten hours of gameplay.


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Belmont-Monroe County
Reunion
Site
of the Reunion has always been Peterman s Grove near Jerusalem and the
Belmont-Monroe Reunion is often called the Jerusalem Picnic. The number of cars in the parking lot
increased during the early evening hours as the picnic continues through the
evening.
________________________________________
It looked like a county fair but that was because it
was one of the biggest reunions of all
Mrs. Carrie Peterman Voorhees of Fowler, Calif.,
perhaps traveled the farthest to attend the reunion. She would feel a deep
attachment for these trees and open spaces since it was her father, the late
Frank Peterman, who owned the picnic land known as Peterman s Grove.
The Belmont-Monroe reunion, last of its kind in the
Ohio Valley, has grown in fame and popularity through the years. It has outlasted all other county and
community get-togethers, once popular in this section of the country.
The two-county gatherings began in 1894 and many
old-timers were there last Tuesday for the 57th time. During the early years of the reunion one of
the main sources of transportation to the Grove was the narrow-gauge railroad
which linked Bellaire and Woodsfield.
Under stately oak, elm and poplar trees concession
stands of all kinds were set up until the Grove resembled a midway. Outside the trees carnival type rides had
been set up for the children, Picnic lunches were spread out in the large grass
field adjoining the grounds.
Main speakers at the reunion wee Eastern Ohio s two
congressmen, Wayne L. Hayes and Robert T. Secrest. The Beallsville high school band joined hillbilly acts in
furnishing the afternoon and evening s entertainment from the bandstand. They were introduced by Col. W.H. Steward,
who presided.
In one corner of the reunion grounds a barker
challenged potential he-men to ring the bell and win a cigar as they stepped
up to the strength tester and sent the iron disk winging toward the gong with
an out-sized mallet.
But for the most part the people just stood around
and talked with old friends they hadn t seen since the reunion last year. Most of the old-timers sat on weather-beaten
benches or tree stumps scattered throughout the grounds and talked politics,
the rain-starved corn and old-time memories of mutual friends who had
long-since died.
Lewis Claus, who now owns the ground on which
Peterman s Grove stands, heads the reunion.
He s already planning a bigger and better reunion for next year, the
biggest reunion of all.
For more pictures of the 1941
& 1951 Belmont-Monroe Reunions click on one of the following:
Parking
Lot at Peterman s Grove 1951
Crowd in Peterman s Grove 1951
Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Brown at 1951 Reunion
Congressman Robert T. Secrest at 1951 Reunion
Old-Timer sharing wisdom at 1951 Reunion
Old-Timer enjoying at the 1951 Reunion
Provided by Shirley
Neiswonger


Publications
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Google Scholar citations
] [
List in arXiv ]
- "MoS2 quantum dots: Effect of hydrogenation on surface stability and H2S release".
Prashant P. Shinde, Shashishekar P. Adiga, Shanthi Pandian, Sanoop Ramachandran, Krishnan S. Hariharan and Subramanya M. Kolake.
J. Phys. Chem. C (2018)
- "Fast computational framework for optimal life management of lithium ion batteries".
Aravinda R. Mandli, Sanoop Ramachandran, Ashish Khandelwal, Ki Young Kim and Krishnan S. Hariharan.
Int. J. Energy Res. 1-10, (2018)
- "Rapid analysis of charging profiles of lithium ion batteries using a hybrid simplified electrochemical model".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Ashish Khandelwal, Krishnan S. Hariharan, Bong Chul Kim and Ki Young Kim.
J. Electrochem. Soc. 163, A1101 (2016)
- "Non-isothermal electrochemical model for lithium-ion cells with composite cathodes".
Suman Basu, Rajkumar S. Patil, Sanoop Ramachandran, Krishnan S. Hariharan, Subramanya Mayya Kolake, Taewon Song, Dukjin Oh, Taejung Yeo and Seokgwang Doo.
J. Power Sources 283, 132 (2015)
- "Calculation of the absolute free energy of a smectic A phase".
Chien-Cheng Huang, Sanoop Ramachandran, and Jean-Paul Ryckaert.
Phys. Rev. E 90, 062506 (2014)
- "Dynamics of dilute solutions of poly(aspartic acid) and its sodium salt elucidated from Molecular Dynamics simulations with explicit water".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Anki Reddy Katha, Subramanya Mayya Kolake, Bokyung Jung and Sungsoo Han.
J. Phys. Chem. B 117, 13906 (2013)
- "On the pressure exerted by a bundle of independent living filaments".
Jean-Paul Ryckaert and Sanoop Ramachandran.
Mol. Phys. 111, 3515 (2013) [ arXiv:1310.4659 ]
- "Compressive force generation by a bundle of living filaments".
Sanoop Ramachandran and Jean-Paul Ryckaert.
J. Chem. Phys. 139, 064902 (2013) [ arXiv:1310.1542
- "Growth kinetics of circular liquid domains on vesicles by diffusion-controlled coalescence".
Kazuhiko Seki, Shigeyuki Komura and Sanoop Ramachandran.
J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 25, 195105 (2013) [ arXiv:1303.7066 ]
- "Lateral dynamics in polymer supported membranes".
Shigeyuki Komura, Sanoop Ramachandran and Kazuhiko Seki.
Materials 5, 1923 (2012) [ Open access ]
- "Simulation of an autonomous motility of elastic filaments due to spontaneous flow-symmetry breaking".
Gayathri Jayaraman, Sanoop Ramachandran, Somdeb Ghose, Abhrajit Laskar, M. Saad Bhamla, P. B. Sunil Kumar and R. Adhikari.
Phys. Rev. Lett. 109, 158302 (2012) [ arXiv:1204.1416 ]
- "Hybrid Molecular Dynamics simulations of living filaments".
Mathieu Caby, Priscilla Hardas, Sanoop Ramachandran and Jean-Paul Ryckaert.
J. Chem. Phys. 136, 114901 (2012) [ arXiv:1202.6327 ]
- "Anomalous lateral diffusion in a viscous membrane surrounded by viscoelastic media".
Shigeyuki Komura, Sanoop Ramachandran and Kazuhiko Seki.
Europhys. Lett. 97, 68007 (2012) [ arXiv:1202.3912 ]
- "Diffusion coefficient of an inclusion in a liquid membrane supported by a solvent of arbitrary thickness".
Kazuhiko Seki, Sanoop Ramachandran and Shigeyuki Komura.
Phys. Rev. E 84, 021905 (2011) [ arXiv:1105.3784 ]
Appeared in APS Physics Synopsis
- "Dynamics of a polymer chain confined in a membrane".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Shigeyuki Komura, Kazuhiko Seki and Gerhard Gompper.
Eur. Phys. J. E 34, 46 (2011) [ arXiv:1104.0082 ]
- "Hydrodynamic coupling between two fluid membranes".
Sanoop Ramachandran and Shigeyuki Komura.
J. Phys.: Condens. Matter 23, 072205 (2011) [ arXiv:1101.3128 ]
Appeared in IOP Science LabTalk
- "Hydrodynamic effects on concentration fluctuations in multicomponent membranes".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Shigeyuki Komura, Kazuhiko Seki and Masayuki Imai.
Soft Matter 7, 1524 (2011) [ arXiv:1011.5725 ]
- "Effects of an embedding bulk fluid on phase separation dynamics in a thin liquid film".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Shigeyuki Komura and Gerhard Gompper.
Europhys. Lett. 89, 56001 (2010) [ arXiv:1002.4450 ] [ Movie1 Movie2 ]
- "Drag coefficient of a liquid domain in a two-dimensional membrane".
Sanoop Ramachandran, Shigeyuki Komura, Masayuki Imai and Kazuhiko Seki.
Eur. Phys. J. E 31, 303 (2010) [ arXiv:0911.0514 ]
- "Lateral organization of lipids in multi-component liposomes".
Sanoop Ramachandran, P. B. Sunil Kumar and Mohamed Laradji.
J. Phys. Soc. Jpn. 78, 041006 (2009)
- "Lipid flip-flop driven mechanical and morphological changes in model membranes".
Sanoop Ramachandran, P. B. Sunil Kumar and Mohamed Laradji.
J. Chem. Phys., 129, 125104 (2008) [ arXiv:0807.5092 ]
- "A lattice-Boltzmann model for suspensions of self-propelling colloidal particles".
Sanoop Ramachandran, P. B. Sunil Kumar and Ignacio Pagonabarraga.
Eur. Phys. J. E, 20, 151 (2006) [ arXiv:cond-mat/0601527 ]
Patents
- "Method and system for battery internal short detection", P. Tagade, A. Khandelwal, Sanoop Ramachandran, A. R. Mandli and K. S. Hariharan.
Indian Patent Office:<PHONE_NUMBER>70.
- "Battery management system", Sanoop Ramachandran, Krishnan S. Hariharan, S. Basu, A. Yadu, P. Paramasivam and J. M. Battle.
Indian Patent Office:<PHONE_NUMBER>1.
- "Electronic apparatus, method for controlling charge and computer-readable recording medium",
Bong-Chul Kim, Ashish Khandelwal, Sung-rok Bang, Jason Michael Battle, Sanoop Ramachandran, Jae-Hyun Park.
US Patent Application: 15270365.
- "Method and system of adaptive battery charging for maximizing user experience", A. R. Mandli, Sanoop Ramachandran, A. Khandelwal and K. Y. Kim.
Indian Patent Office:<PHONE_NUMBER>46.
- "Method of predicting remaining useful time (RUT) of a battery", S. Basu, S. C. Ray, Sanoop Ramachandran, K. S. Hariharan, S. P Cherian and H. J. Seth.
Indian Patent Office: IN 1028/CHE/2015.
- "System and method of fast charging of batteries based on dynamic cutoff voltage". A. Khandelwal, Sanoop Ramachandran, K. S. Hariharan, H. Park and K. Y. Kim.
Indian Patent Office: IN 4675/CHE/2015.
US Patent Application: 15154325.
- "Method and system of charging a battery", A. Khandelwal, Sanoop Ramachandran, K. S. Hariharan and K. Y. Kim,
Indian Patent Office: IN 3346/CHE/2014.
US Patent Application:<PHONE_NUMBER>6.
Books
- "Mathematical modeling of lithium batteries"
K. S. Hariharan, P. Tagade and Sanoop Ramachandran
Springer (2018).
- "Dynamics of heterogeneity in fluid membranes"
S. Komura, Sanoop Ramachandran, K. Seki and M. Imai
Chapter 5 in the book “Advances in Planar Lipid bilayers and Liposomes”, Vol. 16
Edited by Ales Iglic
Academic Press, Elsevier (2012).
- "Hydrodynamic effects in multicomponent fluid membranes"
S. Komura, Sanoop Ramachandran and M. Imai
Contributed chapter in the book “Non-equilibrium Soft Matter Physics”
Series in Soft Condensed Matter Vol. 4
Edited by T. Ohta and S. Komura
World Scientific Publishers (2012).


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Jumbo Mortgage
- In the United States, a jumbo mortgage is a mortgage loan in an amount above conventional conforming loan limits. This standard is set by the two government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and sets the limit on the maximum value of any individual mortgage they will purchase from a lender. Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC) are large agencies that purchase the bulk of U.S. residential mortgages from banks and other lenders, allowing them to free up liquidity to lend more mortgages. When FNMA and FHLMC limits don't cover the full loan amount, the loan is referred to as a "jumbo mortgage". The average interest rates on jumbo mortgages are typically higher than for conforming mortgages.
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# Other imports only for the type hints
from typing import List, Tuple
from .types import Intent
[docs]class NLUIntentRating:
[docs] def __init__(self, sentence: str, rated_intents: List[Tuple[Intent, float]]):
"""
Args:
sentence: The sentence rated by the NLU framework.
rated_intents: A mapping from intents to floats encoding the confidence of the NLU
framework, that the rated sentence belongs to that intent. The confidence ranges
from 0 to 1.
"""
self.__sentence = sentence
self.__sorted_intents = sorted(rated_intents, key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)
@property
def sentence(self) -> str:
return self.__sentence
@property
def sorted_intents(self) -> List[Tuple[Intent, float]]:
"""
Returns:
A copy of the mapping passed to the constructor, but sorted from highest confidence to
lowest.
"""
return list(self.__sorted_intents)
@property
def detected_intent(self) -> Intent:
"""
Returns:
The intent that was rated by the NLU framework with highest confidence.
"""
return self.__sorted_intents[0][0]
[docs] def noneIfBelow(self, threshold: float) -> None:
"""
Replace the best-rated intent with the None-intent, if the confidence of the best-rated
intent is below (or equal to) a certain threshold.
Args:
threshold: The threshold.
"""
# If the highest confidence is below (or equal to) the threshold...
if self.__sorted_intents[0][1] <= threshold:
# ...prepend the None-intent and full confidence to the rating list.
self.__sorted_intents.insert(0, (None, 1.0))
def __str__(self) -> str:
intents = ""
longest_intent_length = max(map(lambda x: len(str(x[0])), self.__sorted_intents))
for intent, rating in self.__sorted_intents:
intents += "\t\t{} : {}\n".format(str(intent).ljust(longest_intent_length), rating)
return (
"Intent rating for sentence \"{}\":\n".format(self.__sentence)
+ "\tIntents (sorted in descending order by rating):\n"
+ intents
)


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"American Pie" alums Jason Biggs and Mena Suvari star in this summer's attempt to capitalize on the youth market looking for a comedy about young people they can relate to that combines generic Hollywood cute couple-ness and zany comedy. It's about an A+ student (Biggs as "Paul") who gets a scholarship to some college in New York City who sticks out like a sore thumb and falls for Dora (Suvari) a ditzy heroin-chic Goth chick who has no ambition or self-respect whatsoever and allows herself to be pushed around just like "hick-boy" Paul is.
So we've got a fish-out-water formula mixed with meet-cute romantic comedy which ideally should make for a good movie. Unfortunately the atrocious screenplay and boring direction by "Clueless" auteur Amy Heckerling successfully manages to screw up everything about the film. These characters are totally unrealistic and unbelievable - it's as if everyone under age 30 is a stoned raver. There's no background or details to anyone or anything, it's just a bunch of cartoon characters running into each other. Not to mention the story itself which is virtually non-existant and contains so many plotholes it's like swiss cheese. Even the basic editing is bad.
If you're looking for a romantic comedy stay far away from this one because it is neither romantic nor funny. I saw this in a PACKED cinema on opening night and the audience barely laughed at all. If you've seen the commericials you've seen all the "funny" parts (which are all from the first five minutes).
GRADE: D+
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Common JS Functions to be used for common tasks that every developer should be aware of.
Used to map a particular operation on every element in your array
array.map((element,index) => {
//function using element and index
}
given an array containing....
applying map on the array to multiply every element by 2 gives...
Used to find an element that satisfies the condition in the arrow function true...
item = array.findIndex((e)=>{//condition of your choice});
given an array containing....
applying find for that number > 8 in the array gives ...
Used to find an element's index that satisfies the condition in the arrow function true...
index = array.findIndex((e)=>{//condition of your choice});
given an array containing....
applying findIndex for that number > 8 in the array gives an index of ...
Returns an array based on the filter operation of your choice ...
filteredArray = array.filter(e => {
//function of your choice
})
given an array containing....
applying map on the array to multiply every element by 2 gives...
Used to reduce the contents of an array to one number based on an elementwise operation of your choice
array.reduce((accumulator, currentValue) => {//operation of your choice })
given an array containing....
assuming we want to calculate the cumulative sum of all the elements, the reduce function produces...
mergest two arrays together and returns a new copy
result = array.concat(secondArray);
given an array containing....
and another array containing....
the merged concat result gives ....
Creates a shallow copy of an array based on the start index and the count ...
newArray = array.slice(start,count);
given an array containing....
inserting an start index of 1 and a count of 9 gives....
Modifies the contents of an array by removing / replacing elements within it... it outputs the deleted items as an array and modifies the original array.
deletedItemsArray = array.splice(start,deleteCount,arraytoInsert);
given an array containing....
we will remove the first 5 numbers and replace them with 5,4,3,2,1.Applying the splice method... with a start position of 0, a delete count of 5 and an array containing [5,4,3,2,1], the splice method returns what was deleted as an array ....
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to notarize a chain, notaries must pay a transaction fee with each notarization. We plan to fund this with a KMD notary node or several pledging some % to this fund.
FishyGuts02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
BTC o KMD?
Alright02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
if not, our notaries will be responsible for getting the KMD themselves, which is not great
KMD
Hollowman900002-Mar-19 04:47 PM
What is the notarization fee in BTC?
Alright02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
LABS doesn't touch BTC
FishyGuts02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
Annual estimate of costs?
For notaries only
Alright02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
1 KMD/chain/day
FishyGuts02-Mar-19 04:47 PM
I know there are others.
Dont you guys do a [redacted] large number of chains at a time sometimes?(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 04:48 PM
if not, our notaries will be responsible for getting the KMD themselves
I was under the impression we were doing it that way and made allowances to that end
Alright02-Mar-19 04:49 PM
My plan( if elected) is split all mining rewards between myself and a multisig. Multisig funds will only be used if LABS notaries requests KMD from it(edited)
Hoping the multisig can just grow and grow, so we have some stability. I don't want our notaries to have to worry about purchasing KMD to keep the network going
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 04:50 PM
so LABS NNs have pure profit and no overhead?
Alright02-Mar-19 04:51 PM
Need a VPS
and knowledge
and community involvement
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 04:52 PM
- pure profit
+ pure profit less $240 per year
- no overhead
+ no coinage overhead
(edited)
Alright02-Mar-19 04:54 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 how many hours have you spent managing your testnode notary?
Hollowman900002-Mar-19 04:54 PM
That’s like 3.5 cartons of Marlboro reds brah
Gotta maintain frame in the trailer park
1
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 04:55 PM
"a few"
but test vs live, 30 seconds with each new chain
Alright02-Mar-19 04:57 PM
8x a day
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 04:59 PM
I'm not saying that it's "no work"; just that I'm not that altruistic or Socialist to maintain 2 nodes and put in work on one of them to pay for someone else to profit off theirs for them not doing 2x the work(edited)
feels the need to remind that he has spent in excess of 5k hrs paying out of pocket to work on "free" projects
Alright02-Mar-19 05:05 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴I'm not that altruistic or Socialist to maintain 2 nodes and put in work on one of them to pay for someone else to profit off theirs for them not doing 2x the work huh
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 05:07 PM
There's no way to word it and not sound like a dick, but....
Why should I run a KMD NN and a LABS NN and use my KMD NN income to pay for someone else to run their LABS NN for free/less?
Alright02-Mar-19 05:08 PM
Ah, yea man, no worries
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴02-Mar-19 05:09 PM
I've no issues with kicking in when needed but promising a dedicated amount just isn't me
Alright02-Mar-19 05:12 PM
not a big deal, I just think we should have some dedicated source of funds for it. We can support ~50 chains with 1 full KMD notary's mining rewards. Not having KMD to fund it is a good problem to have as it would mean we have a tonne of LABS chains (edited)
KMD ICO'd to fund BTC tx fees for years to come(edited)


Get random orientations in 3D from a uniform orientation distribution.
vecs = sphrand(N) vecs = sphrand(N,nOctants) [phi,theta] = sphrand(...) [x,y,z] = sphrand(...)
sphrand
does in a random way what sphgrid does more systematically. It calculates N
points on the unit sphere. In the limit of
these points are evenly
distributed, since the underlying distribution is a uniform one.
If nOctants
is specified, it determines the number of octants over which to generate the points. It can be 1 (one octant), 2 (two octants, part of upper hemisphere with y>0), 4 (upper hemisphere) or 8 (whole sphere).
The result containing the set of points on the sphere can be in one of three forms:
vecs
, a 3xN array of cartesian
vectors of unit length pointing from the origin to the sphere surface.
x
, y
, and z
, the three cartesian coordinates of the unit vectors.
phi
and theta
, the polar angles for
the points on the sphere. phi
denotes the counterclockwise angle between the x axis and the projection of a vector onto the xy plane (azimuth), theta
is the angle between a vector and the z axis (colatitude, elevation complement).
Both theta
and phi
are in radians.
The command
[phi,theta] = sphrand(10000,8);
generates 10000 points randomly distributed over the whole sphere. The plot
plot(phi*180/pi,theta*180/pi,'.'); set(gca,'YDir','reverse'); axis tight xlabel('phi'); ylabel('theta');
shows that in a theta
vs. phi
projection
there is reduced point density around the north and south poles.
ang2vec, vec2ang, sphgrid, sphtri


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When Toy Story finally came out on November 22, it exceeded all the hopes that Pixar and Disney had put into it. It made $28 million in the Thanksgiving 3-day weekend alone, and eventually reached $160 million in US box-office receipts — a great number for a $27 million production.
When Steve started envisioning the possible success of Toy Story, he talked about taking Pixar public. Wall Street analysts and experts laughed at his face, since Pixar still hadn’t made a single profit during its nine-year existence. But, in August 1995, a small startup that had existed for only a year and was also unprofitable had made a huge hit by going public: it was Netscape, the software developer of the eponymous Web browser. Suddenly Steve’s idea was not that ridiculous anymore.