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VirtualSCADA
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VirtualSCADA Senior Design Project
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| static | instance () |
| static | method () |
| static | root () |
| static | url () |
| static | fullUrl () |
| static | path () |
| static | decodedPath () |
| static | segment ($index, $default=null) |
| static | segments () |
| static | is () |
| static | ajax () |
| static | secure () |
| static | ip () |
| static | ips () |
| static | exists ($key) |
| static | has ($key) |
| static | all () |
| static | input ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | only ($keys) |
| static | except ($keys) |
| static | query ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | hasCookie ($key) |
| static | cookie ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | file ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | hasFile ($key) |
| static | header ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | server ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | old ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | flash ($filter=null, $keys=array()) |
| static | flashOnly ($keys) |
| static | flashExcept ($keys) |
| static | flush () |
| static | merge ($input) |
| static | replace ($input) |
| static | json ($key=null, $default=null) |
| static | isJson () |
| static | wantsJson () |
| static | format ($default= 'html') |
| static | createFromBase ($request) |
| static | session () |
| static | initialize ($query=array(), $request=array(), $attributes=array(), $cookies=array(), $files=array(), $server=array(), $content=null) |
| static | createFromGlobals () |
| static | create ($uri, $method= 'GET', $parameters=array(), $cookies=array(), $files=array(), $server=array(), $content=null) |
| static | setFactory ($callable) |
| static | duplicate ($query=null, $request=null, $attributes=null, $cookies=null, $files=null, $server=null) |
| static | overrideGlobals () |
| static | setTrustedProxies ($proxies) |
| static | getTrustedProxies () |
| static | setTrustedHosts ($hostPatterns) |
| static | getTrustedHosts () |
| static | setTrustedHeaderName ($key, $value) |
| static | getTrustedHeaderName ($key) |
| static | normalizeQueryString ($qs) |
| static | enableHttpMethodParameterOverride () |
| static | getHttpMethodParameterOverride () |
| static | get ($key, $default=null, $deep=false) |
| static | getSession () |
| static | hasPreviousSession () |
| static | hasSession () |
| static | setSession ($session) |
| static | getClientIps () |
| static | getClientIp () |
| static | getScriptName () |
| static | getPathInfo () |
| static | getBasePath () |
| static | getBaseUrl () |
| static | getScheme () |
| static | getPort () |
| static | getUser () |
| static | getPassword () |
| static | getUserInfo () |
| static | getHttpHost () |
| static | getRequestUri () |
| static | getSchemeAndHttpHost () |
| static | getUri () |
| static | getUriForPath ($path) |
| static | getQueryString () |
| static | isSecure () |
| static | getHost () |
| static | setMethod ($method) |
| static | getMethod () |
| static | getRealMethod () |
| static | getMimeType ($format) |
| static | getFormat ($mimeType) |
| static | setFormat ($format, $mimeTypes) |
| static | getRequestFormat ($default= 'html') |
| static | setRequestFormat ($format) |
| static | getContentType () |
| static | setDefaultLocale ($locale) |
| static | getDefaultLocale () |
| static | setLocale ($locale) |
| static | getLocale () |
| static | isMethod ($method) |
| static | isMethodSafe () |
| static | getContent ($asResource=false) |
| static | getETags () |
| static | isNoCache () |
| static | getPreferredLanguage ($locales=null) |
| static | getLanguages () |
| static | getCharsets () |
| static | getEncodings () |
| static | getAcceptableContentTypes () |
| static | isXmlHttpRequest () |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from Facade | |
| static | swap ($instance) |
| static | shouldReceive () |
| static | getFacadeRoot () |
| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
| static | getFacadeApplication () |
| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
| static | swap ($instance) |
| static | shouldReceive () |
| static | getFacadeRoot () |
| static | clearResolvedInstance ($name) |
| static | clearResolvedInstances () |
| static | getFacadeApplication () |
| static | setFacadeApplication ($app) |
| static | __callStatic ($method, $args) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from Request | |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| Static Protected Member Functions inherited from Facade | |
| static | createFreshMockInstance ($name) |
| static | createMockByName ($name) |
| static | isMock () |
| static | getMockableClass () |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| static | resolveFacadeInstance ($name) |
| static | createFreshMockInstance ($name) |
| static | createMockByName ($name) |
| static | isMock () |
| static | getMockableClass () |
| static | getFacadeAccessor () |
| static | resolveFacadeInstance ($name) |
| Static Protected Attributes inherited from Facade | |
| static | $app |
| static | $resolvedInstance |
Definition at line 8739 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the request is the result of an AJAX call.
Definition at line 8850 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get all of the input and files for the request.
Definition at line 8912 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve a cookie from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 8981 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Creates a Request based on a given URI and configuration.
The information contained in the URI always take precedence over the other information (server and parameters).
| string | $uri | The URI |
| string | $method | The HTTP method |
| array | $parameters | The query (GET) or request (POST) parameters |
| array | $cookies | The request cookies ($_COOKIE) |
| array | $files | The request files ($_FILES) |
| array | $server | The server parameters ($_SERVER) |
| string | $content | The raw body data |
Definition at line 9224 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Create an Illuminate request from a Symfony instance.
| \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request | $request |
Definition at line 9160 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Creates a new request with values from PHP's super globals.
Definition at line 9202 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the current encoded path info for the request.
Definition at line 8807 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Clones a request and overrides some of its parameters.
| array | $query | The GET parameters |
| array | $request | The POST parameters |
| array | $attributes | The request attributes (parameters parsed from the PATH_INFO, ...) |
| array | $cookies | The COOKIE parameters |
| array | $files | The FILES parameters |
| array | $server | The SERVER parameters |
Definition at line 9257 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Enables support for the _method request parameter to determine the intended HTTP method.
Be warned that enabling this feature might lead to CSRF issues in your code. Check that you are using CSRF tokens when required. If the HTTP method parameter override is enabled, an html-form with method "POST" can be altered and used to send a "PUT" or "DELETE" request via the _method request parameter. If these methods are not protected against CSRF, this presents a possible vulnerability.
The HTTP method can only be overridden when the real HTTP method is POST.
Definition at line 9388 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get all of the input except for a specified array of items.
| array | $keys |
Definition at line 8946 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the request contains a given input item key.
| string | array | $key |
Definition at line 8891 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve a file from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 8993 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Flash the input for the current request to the session.
| string | $filter | |
| array | $keys |
Definition at line 9052 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Flash only some of the input to the session.
| mixed | string |
Definition at line 9074 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Flash only some of the input to the session.
| mixed | string |
Definition at line 9063 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Flush all of the old input from the session.
Definition at line 9084 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the data format expected in the response.
| string | $default |
Definition at line 9149 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets a "parameter" value.
This method is mainly useful for libraries that want to provide some flexibility.
Order of precedence: GET, PATH, POST
Avoid using this method in controllers:
It is better to explicitly get request parameters from the appropriate public property instead (query, attributes, request).
| string | $key | the key |
| mixed | $default | the default value |
| bool | $deep | is parameter deep in multidimensional array |
Definition at line 9425 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets a list of content types acceptable by the client browser
Definition at line 10069 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the root path from which this request is executed.
Suppose that an index.php file instantiates this request object:
Definition at line 9572 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the root URL from which this request is executed.
The base URL never ends with a /.
This is similar to getBasePath(), except that it also includes the script filename (e.g. index.php) if one exists.
Definition at line 9589 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets a list of charsets acceptable by the client browser.
Definition at line 10046 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the client IP address.
This method can read the client IP address from the "X-Forwarded-For" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()". The "X-Forwarded-For" header value is a comma+space separated list of IP addresses, the left-most being the original client, and each successive proxy that passed the request adding the IP address where it received the request from.
If your reverse proxy uses a different header name than "X-Forwarded-For", ("Client-Ip" for instance), configure it via "setTrustedHeaderName()" with the "client-ip" key.
Definition at line 9520 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the client IP addresses.
In the returned array the most trusted IP address is first, and the least trusted one last. The "real" client IP address is the last one, but this is also the least trusted one. Trusted proxies are stripped.
Use this method carefully; you should use getClientIp() instead.
Definition at line 9496 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the request body content.
| bool | $asResource | If true, a resource will be returned |
Definition at line 9987 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the format associated with the request.
Definition at line 9904 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets a list of encodings acceptable by the client browser.
Definition at line 10057 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the format associated with the mime type.
| string | $mimeType | The associated mime type |
Definition at line 9848 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the host name.
This method can read the client port from the "X-Forwarded-Host" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Host" header must contain the client host name.
If your reverse proxy uses a different header name than "X-Forwarded-Host", configure it via "setTrustedHeaderName()" with the "client-host" key.
Definition at line 9777 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the HTTP host being requested.
The port name will be appended to the host if it's non-standard.
Definition at line 9668 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Checks whether support for the _method request parameter is enabled.
Definition at line 9399 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets a list of languages acceptable by the client browser.
Definition at line 10034 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the request "intended" method.
If the X-HTTP-Method-Override header is set, and if the method is a POST, then it is used to determine the "real" intended HTTP method.
The _method request parameter can also be used to determine the HTTP method, but only if enableHttpMethodParameterOverride() has been called.
The method is always an uppercased string.
Definition at line 9810 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the mime type associated with the format.
| string | $format | The format |
Definition at line 9835 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the path being requested relative to the executed script.
The path info always starts with a /.
Suppose this request is instantiated from /mysite on localhost:
Definition at line 9553 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the port on which the request is made.
This method can read the client port from the "X-Forwarded-Port" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Port" header must contain the client port.
If your reverse proxy uses a different header name than "X-Forwarded-Port", configure it via "setTrustedHeaderName()" with the "client-port" key.
Definition at line 9621 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the preferred language.
| array | $locales | An array of ordered available locales |
Definition at line 10022 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Generates the normalized query string for the Request.
It builds a normalized query string, where keys/value pairs are alphabetized and have consistent escaping.
Definition at line 9735 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the "real" request method.
Definition at line 9822 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the request format.
Here is the process to determine the format:
| string | $default | The default format |
Definition at line 9880 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns the requested URI (path and query string).
Definition at line 9680 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the scheme and HTTP host.
If the URL was called with basic authentication, the user and the password are not added to the generated string.
Definition at line 9694 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the trusted proxy header name.
| string | $key | The header key |
Definition at line 9355 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the list of trusted host patterns.
Definition at line 9320 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the list of trusted proxies.
Definition at line 9296 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Generates a normalized URI (URL) for the Request.
Definition at line 9707 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Generates a normalized URI for the given path.
| string | $path | A path to use instead of the current one |
Definition at line 9720 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Gets the user info.
Definition at line 9654 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the request contains a non-empty value for an input item.
| string | array | $key |
Definition at line 8902 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if a cookie is set on the request.
| string | $key |
Definition at line 8969 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the uploaded data contains a file.
| string | $key |
Definition at line 9004 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Whether the request contains a Session which was started in one of the previous requests.
Definition at line 9450 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Whether the request contains a Session object.
This method does not give any information about the state of the session object, like whether the session is started or not. It is just a way to check if this Request is associated with a Session instance.
Definition at line 9466 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve a header from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 9016 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets the parameters for this request.
This method also re-initializes all properties.
| array | $query | The GET parameters |
| array | $request | The POST parameters |
| array | $attributes | The request attributes (parameters parsed from the PATH_INFO, ...) |
| array | $cookies | The COOKIE parameters |
| array | $files | The FILES parameters |
| array | $server | The SERVER parameters |
| string | $content | The raw body data |
Definition at line 9190 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve an input item from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 8924 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the current request URI matches a pattern.
| mixed | string |
Definition at line 8840 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the request is sending JSON.
Definition at line 9128 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Checks if the request method is of specified type.
| string | $method | Uppercase request method (GET, POST etc). |
Definition at line 9962 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Checks whether the method is safe or not.
Definition at line 9974 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Definition at line 10009 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Checks whether the request is secure or not.
This method can read the client port from the "X-Forwarded-Proto" header when trusted proxies were set via "setTrustedProxies()".
The "X-Forwarded-Proto" header must contain the protocol: "https" or "http".
If your reverse proxy uses a different header name than "X-Forwarded-Proto" ("SSL_HTTPS" for instance), configure it via "setTrustedHeaderName()" with the "client-proto" key.
Definition at line 9756 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Returns true if the request is a XMLHttpRequest.
It works if your JavaScript library sets an X-Requested-With HTTP header. It is known to work with common JavaScript frameworks:
bool true if the request is an XMLHttpRequest, false otherwise
Definition at line 10085 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the JSON payload for the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 9118 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Merge new input into the current request's input array.
| array | $input |
Definition at line 9095 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Normalizes a query string.
It builds a normalized query string, where keys/value pairs are alphabetized, have consistent escaping and unneeded delimiters are removed.
| string | $qs | Query string |
Definition at line 9370 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve an old input item.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 9040 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get a subset of the items from the input data.
| array | $keys |
Definition at line 8935 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Overrides the PHP global variables according to this request instance.
It overrides $_GET, $_POST, $_REQUEST, $_SERVER, $_COOKIE. $_FILES is never overridden, see rfc1867
Definition at line 9271 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the current path info for the request.
Definition at line 8797 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve a query string item from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 8958 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Replace the input for the current request.
| array | $input |
Definition at line 9106 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the root URL for the application.
Definition at line 8767 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the request is over HTTPS.
Definition at line 8860 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get a segment from the URI (1 based index).
| string | $index | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 8819 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get all of the segments for the request path.
Definition at line 8829 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Retrieve a server variable from the request.
| string | $key | |
| mixed | $default |
Definition at line 9028 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the session associated with the request.
Definition at line 9171 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Associates a format with mime types.
| string | $format | The format |
| string | array | $mimeTypes | The associated mime types (the preferred one must be the first as it will be used as the content type) |
Definition at line 9861 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets the request format.
| string | $format | The request format. |
Definition at line 9892 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets the Session.
| \Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\SessionInterface | $session | The Session |
Definition at line 9478 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets the name for trusted headers.
The following header keys are supported:
Setting an empty value allows to disable the trusted header for the given key.
| string | $key | The header key |
| string | $value | The header name |
Definition at line 9342 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets a list of trusted host patterns.
You should only list the hosts you manage using regexs.
| array | $hostPatterns | A list of trusted host patterns |
Definition at line 9309 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Sets a list of trusted proxies.
You should only list the reverse proxies that you manage directly.
| array | $proxies | A list of trusted proxies |
Definition at line 9285 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Get the URL (no query string) for the request.
Definition at line 8777 of file _ide_helper.php.
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Determine if the current request is asking for JSON in return.
Definition at line 9138 of file _ide_helper.php.


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| Version: | 0.7-9 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | stats, mvtnorm, Matrix |
| Published: | 2016-08-27 |
| Author: | John Fox [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | John Fox <jfox at mcmaster.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/polycor/, http://CRAN.R-project.org/package=polycor |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Multivariate, Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: | polycor results |
| Reference manual: | polycor.pdf |
| Package source: | polycor_0.7-9.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: polycor_0.7-9.zip, r-release: polycor_0.7-9.zip, r-oldrel: polycor_0.7-9.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: polycor_0.7-9.tgz, r-oldrel: polycor_0.7-9.tgz |
| Old sources: | polycor archive |
| Reverse depends: | DandEFA, itemanalysis, klausuR, ltm, mdsdt, pcaPA |
| Reverse imports: | CCTpack, CDM, fakeR, radiant.design, stablespec, umx |
| Reverse suggests: | aspect, lava, sem, semGOF, sgr |
| Reverse enhances: | sfsmisc |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=polycor to link to this page.


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Simulation interfaces¶
-
class
mshoot.
SimModel
¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
MShoot statefull model interface.
-
simulate
(udf, x0, **kwargs)¶ Simulate the model using the provided inputs udf and initial state x0.
The DataFrame should have the following content:
- index - time in seconds and equal steps,
- columns - input data,
- column names - input variable names.
Return two DataFrames, ydf and xdf, with outputs and states, respectively, and with the same structure as udf.
Parameters: - udf – DataFrame, shape (n_steps, n_variables)
- x0 – vector, size (n_states, )
- **kwargs – Additional arguments required by some interfaces
Returns: ydf, xdf
-
-
class
mshoot.
SimFMU
(fmupath, outputs=[], states=[], parameters={}, verbose=False)¶ Bases:
mshoot.mshoot.SimModel
-
simulate
(udf, x0, save_state=False)¶ Simulate the model using the provided inputs udf and initial state x0.
The DataFrame should have the following content:
- index - time in seconds and equal steps, named ‘time’,
- columns - input data,
- column names - input variable names.
The order of x0 should reflect the one used in states.
Return two DataFrames, ydf and xdf, with outputs and states, respectively, and with the same structure as udf.
Parameters: - udf – DataFrame, shape (n_steps, n_variables)
- x0 – vector, size (n_states, )
Returns: ydf, xdf
-
-
class
mshoot.
SimScikit
(model='Linear', use_state=False, **args)¶ Bases:
mshoot.mshoot.SimModel
Unlike other interface classes (e.g. SimFMU) which are simple wrappers for the existing models, SimScikit works more like an automation layer for Scikit-Learn models, covering model instantiation, training, and prediction (simulation). In addition, the selected ML model is turned into a dynamic model by:
- predicting the time derivative of the state,
- running a model in a time loop, at each step predicting one-step ahead,
- using the time-backshifted output as one of the predictors.
The way this class should be used is as follows:
- Select the model type with __init__(…)
- Train the model with train(…)
- Simulate with simulate(…)
Note
TODO: Linear interpolation between time steps -> 0.5 * (feat[i-1] + feat[i]) (currently x[i] is calculated based on x[i-1], dt[i], and feat[i] only)
Parameters: - model – str, Scikit-Learn regression model type
- use_state – bool, If True, state is included in the features
- **args – Optional arguments to be passed to a sklearn model
-
simulate
(udf, x0, **kwargs)¶ Simulate the model using the provided inputs udf and initial state x0.
The DataFrame should have the following content:
- index - time in seconds and equal steps, named ‘time’,
- columns - input data,
- column names - input variable names.
The order of x0 should reflect the one used in states.
Return two DataFrames, ydf and xdf, with outputs and states, respectively, and with the same structure as udf.
Parameters: - udf – DataFrame, shape (n_variables, n_steps)
- x0 – vector, size (n_states, )
Returns: ydf, xdf
-
train
(udf, xdf, ydf)¶ Train the model. The model can be retrained any time between the simulations.
Parameters: - udf – DataFrame, shape (n_steps, n_variables)
- xdf – DataFrame, shape (n_steps, n_states)
- ydf – DataFrame, shape (n_steps, n_outputs)
Returns: None


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Multiple Testing¶
Multiple Testing is implemented to analyse the characteristics of the maxima population as a whole. First, the intensity of the maxima is compared to the expected distribution \(f\), and the probability of a maxima happening at random in a Gaussian map is computed (as opposed to the maximum being produced by a point source): this is the pvalue. These can be studied individually or as a population. For the latter, we implement the Benjamini-Hochberg procedure of multiple testing.
There are three types of functions regarding pvalues and multiple testing:
Functions to calculate the theoretical distribution of maxima \(f\).
Functions to calculate the pvalue.
A functions to apply the multiple testing approach.
Theoretical distribution \(f\)¶
|
Get the theoretical maxima distribution f, from the values of k_1, k_2. |
|
Get the theoretical maxima distribution f, from the angular power spectra C_l of a map. |
|
Get the theoretical maxima distribution for a Sachs-Wolfe-like spectra filtered with a Mexican needlet. |
pvalues¶
|
Calculate the p-values for a certain maxima distribution f, of diferent values of the intensity. |
|
Get the p-values for the maxima for a given expected distribution. |
Multiple testing¶
|
Select a subset of the maxima to be candidates to Point Source. |


- oldCode - Variable in class tddt.tracker.Tracker
-
- oldTest - Variable in class tddt.tracker.Tracker
-
- onBtnChooseClicked() - Method in class tddt.catalog.exercisechooser.ExerciseChooser
-
Close catalog chooser if user clicks on the 'Choose' button.
- onBtnCloseClicked() - Method in class tddt.catalog.exercisechooser.ExerciseChooser
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Set the return values to null and close the stage if user clicks on cancel button
- onCancelButtonPressed() - Method in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
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If the user clicks on the cancel button the stage is closed.
- onExerciseClicked() - Method in class tddt.catalog.exercisechooser.ExerciseChooser
-
If the user clicks on an exercise in the ListView some information about the exercise is shown on the right
and the choose button becomes enabled.
- onNewExerciseClicked() - Method in class tddt.Controller
-
Opens a new stage in which the CatalogEditor is shown.
- onNextButton1Pressed() - Method in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
-
This method changes the scene to scene 2
- onOpenClicked() - Method in class tddt.catalog.exercisechooser.ExerciseChooser
-
Open a FileChooser dialog if user clicks on open in the file menu.
- onSubmitButtonPressed() - Method in class tddt.catalog.editor.CatalogEditor
-
Coming soon
- output() - Method in class tddt.tracker.Tracker
-
Reads the content of the tracking log file into a String


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Hi, am MUNYADHER . A Web Developer. Through coding i've acquired problem-solving skills and a way to. communicate with others on a technical level. I'd love to work in a tech company, with artists, athletes, photographers, non-profits, and small businesses to improve their Web presence.
I love the internet, technology, and building beautiful things.
What is Web Development?
Web development is the building and maintenance of websites; it’s the work that happens behind the scenes to make a website look great, work fast and perform well with a seamless user experience. Web developers, or ‘devs’, do this by using a variety of coding languages. The languages they use depends on the types of tasks they are preforming and the platforms on which they are working. Web development skills are in high demand worldwide and well paid too – making development a great career option. It is one of the easiest accessible higher paid fields as you do not need a traditional university degree to become qualified. The field of web development is generally broken down into front-end (the user-facing side) and back-end (the server side). Let’s delve into the details. Comparing Front-End and Back-End Development A front-end dev takes care of layout, design and interactivity using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. They take an idea from the drawing board and turn it into reality. What you see and what you use, such as the visual aspect of the website, the drop down menus and the text, are all brought together by the front-end dev, who writes a series of programmes to bind and structure the elements, make them look good and add interactivity. These programmes are run through a browser. The backend developer engineers what is going on behind the scenes. This is where the data is stored, and without this data, there would be no frontend. The backend of the web consists of the server that hosts the website, an application for running it and a database to contain the data. The backend dev uses computer programmes to ensure that the server, the application and the database run smoothly together. This type of dev need to analyse what a company’s needs are and provide efficient programming solutions. To do all this amazing stuff they use a variety of server-side languages, like PHP, Ruby, Python and Java. What about Full-Stack Development? If both Frontend and Backend development appeal to you, you could consider becoming a Full-Stack Developer. Full-stackers take care of both the front-end and the back-end, and need to know how the web works on all levels, in order to determine how the client- and server-sides will relate. Naturally working up to this level of expertise will take longer, as there is more to learn. Getting Started in Web Development All this may sound daunting at first, but you don’t need to know everything at once. You will grow your knowledge progressively. And things will begin to click. The great news is, learning to become a developer is easily accessible and affordable. This is especially true with OpenClassrooms. Emily Reese, Web developer and Teacher at OpenClassrooms explains, Whatever aspect of web development attracts you, we have programs that can help you reach your goals. No matter your background, you can learn web development. Emily told us, In undergrad, I studied art history and architecture and then decided to become a developer whilst I was working at Kickstarter because I saw how the web could complement creativity in the arts. The same is probably true for any field. Becoming a web professional allows you to participate in absolutely any field, because the web has become universally present in our professional lives. You can be a web developer and specialize in anything from the art world to the automobile industry.


public class PrimaryStageController
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
CAUGHT
It represents the url of a ghost caught.
|
static javafx.scene.image.Image |
ENERGIZER_IMAGE
It represents the image of a energizer..
|
static java.lang.String |
GHOSTS_SPRITES
It represents the url of the ghosts sprites.
|
static long |
MOVEMENT_COUNTER
It represents the number of movements made by Pacman.
|
static long |
MOVEMENT_SPRITE
It represents number of sprite movements.
|
static javafx.scene.image.Image |
PACDOT_IMAGE
It represents the image of a pacdot.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
PrimaryStageController() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
changeDirection(javafx.scene.input.KeyEvent event)
This changes the direction when a key is pressed in the system input.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getApple()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the apple sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getBell()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the bell sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getBlinky()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents blinky ghost.
|
javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane |
getBonusFruitsContainer()
Allows to get a FlowPane that represents the fruits container.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getBonusImage()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the bonus sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getCherry()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the cherry sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getClyde()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents clyde ghost.
|
javafx.scene.media.AudioClip |
getDeath()
Allows to get an AudioClip that represents the sound of the Pacman death.
|
javafx.scene.media.AudioClip |
getEatDot()
Allows to get an AudioClip that represents the sound of a eaten dot.
|
javafx.scene.media.AudioClip |
getEatFruit()
Allows to get an AudioClip that represents the sound of a eaten fruit.
|
javafx.scene.media.AudioClip |
getEatGhost()
Allows to get an AudioClip that represents the sound of a eaten ghost.
|
javafx.scene.media.AudioClip |
getExtraLive()
Allows to get an AudioClip that represents the sound of a extra live.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getGalaxian()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the galaxian sign.
|
Game |
getGame()
Allows to get a game that represents the actual game.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getGameOverImage()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the game over sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getGhostImage(java.lang.String name)
This allows to obtain the respective image of the specified ghost.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getInky()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents inky ghost.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getKey()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the key sign.
|
javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane |
getLivesContainer()
Allows to get a FlowPane that represents the lives container.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getMelon()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the melon sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getPacman()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents Pacman.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getPeach()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the peach sign.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getPinky()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents pinky ghost.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getReadyImage()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the get ready sign.
|
javafx.scene.control.Label |
getScoreLabel()
Allows to get a label that represents the actual score in the game.
|
javafx.scene.image.ImageView |
getStrawberry()
Allows to get an ImageView that represents the strawberry sign.
|
void |
highScoresButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
This shows the leaderboard.
|
void |
informationButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
This shows info about the game.
|
void |
initialize()
This initializes all the characters and the maze.
|
boolean |
isOnPause()
Allows to obtain a boolean that represents if the game is in pause or not.
|
void |
openPlayerRegister()
This opens the players register saved in the system.
|
void |
refreshGhostImage(Ghost ghost)
This refresh the image of a determinate ghost that depends of the direction of its movement.
|
void |
refreshLivesCounter()
This refresh the lives counter when Pacman gets or loss one.
|
void |
setGUItoInitialState()
This sets all the gui components in their initial state.
|
void |
setOnPause(boolean onPause)
Allows to set a boolean that represents if the game is in pause or not.
|
void |
startPlayPauseButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
This starts the game.
|
public static long MOVEMENT_COUNTER
public static long MOVEMENT_SPRITE
public static final java.lang.String GHOSTS_SPRITES
public static final javafx.scene.image.Image PACDOT_IMAGE
public static final javafx.scene.image.Image ENERGIZER_IMAGE
public static final java.lang.String CAUGHT
public void initialize()
public void changeDirection(javafx.scene.input.KeyEvent event)
event
- is a event related with the pressing of a determinate key in the system input.public void highScoresButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
event
- is an action even related with the pressing of the high score button.public void informationButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
event
- is an action even related with the pressing of the info button.public void startPlayPauseButtonPressed(javafx.event.ActionEvent event)
event
- is an action even related with the pressing of the play start button.public void refreshGhostImage(Ghost ghost)
ghost
- is a ghost that could be any of the four ghosts created.public void setGUItoInitialState()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getGhostImage(java.lang.String name)
name
- is a string that represents the name of one of the four ghosts.public void refreshLivesCounter()
public void openPlayerRegister()
public javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane getLivesContainer()
public javafx.scene.layout.FlowPane getBonusFruitsContainer()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getInky()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getPinky()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getClyde()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getBlinky()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getPacman()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getReadyImage()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getGameOverImage()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getBonusImage()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getKey()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getBell()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getGalaxian()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getMelon()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getApple()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getPeach()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getStrawberry()
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getCherry()
public Game getGame()
public boolean isOnPause()
public void setOnPause(boolean onPause)
onPause
- is a boolean that represents if the game is in pause or not.public javafx.scene.control.Label getScoreLabel()
public javafx.scene.media.AudioClip getEatDot()
public javafx.scene.media.AudioClip getEatFruit()
public javafx.scene.media.AudioClip getEatGhost()
public javafx.scene.media.AudioClip getExtraLive()
public javafx.scene.media.AudioClip getDeath()


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Fancy and customizable colorpicker plugin for Twitter Bootstrap. Originally written by @eyecon and maintained by @mjolnic and the Github community.
Fancy and customizable colorpicker plugin for Twitter Bootstrap. Originally written by @eyecon and maintained by @mjolnic and the Github community.
Call the colopicker via javascript:
$('.sample-selector').colorpicker({ /*options...*/ });
You can set colorpicker options either as a plugin parameter or data-* attributes
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| format | string | false | If not false, forces the color format to be hex, rgb or rgba, otherwise the format is automatically detected. |
| color | string | false | If not false, sets the color to this value. |
| container | string or jQuery Element | false | If not false, the picker will be contained inside this element, otherwise it will be appended to the document body. |
| component | string or jQuery Element | '.add-on, .input-group-addon' | Children selector for the component or element that trigger the colorpicker and which background color will change (needs an inner <i> element). |
| input | string or jQuery Element | 'input' | Children selector for the input that will store the picker selected value. |
| horizontal | boolean | false | If true, the hue and alpha channel bars will be rendered horizontally, above the saturation selector. |
| inline | boolean | false | If true, forces to show the colorpicker as an inline element. |
| sliders | object | [...] | Vertical sliders configuration (read source code if you really need to tweak this). |
| slidersHorz | object | [...] | Horizontal sliders configuration (read source code if you really need to tweak this). |
| template | string | [...] | Customizes the default colorpicker HTML template. |
| align | string | 'right' | By default, the colorpicker is aligned to the right of the input. If you need to switch it to the left, set align to 'left'. |
| customClass | string | null | Adds this class to the colorpicker widget. |
| colorSelectors | object | null | List of pre selected colors (hex format). If you choose one of these colors, the alias is returned instead of the hex code. |
General usage methods
Initializes an colorpicker.
Gets the value from the input or the data attribute (if has no input), otherwise returns the default value, which defaults to #000000 if not specified.
Set a new value for the color picker (also updates everything). Triggers 'changeColor' event.
Show the color picker
Hide the color picker
Updates the color picker's position relative to the element
Refreshes the widget colors (this is done automatically)
Enable the color picker.
Disable the color picker.
Destroys the colorpicker widget and unbind all .colorpicker events from the element and component
Access to the colorpicker API directly
Access to the colorpicker Color object information
Each triggered events have a color object (avaliable through event.color, see the example at the bottom) used internally by the picker. This object has several useful methods. These are the more commonly used:
Set a new color. The value is parsed and tries to do a quess on the format.
Set the HUE with a value between 0 and 1.
Set the saturation with a value between 0 and 1.
Set the brightness with a value between 0 and 1.
Set the transparency with a value between 0 and 1.
Returns a hash with red, green, blue and alpha.
Returns a string with HEX format for the current color.
Returns a hash with HSLA values.
The colorpicker plugin exposes some events
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
| create | This event fires immediately when the color picker is created. |
| showPicker | This event fires immediately when the color picker is displayed. |
| hidePicker | This event is fired immediately when the color picker is hidden. |
| changeColor | This event is fired when the color is changed. |
| disable | This event is fired immediately when the color picker is disabled, except if it was initialized as disabled. |
| enable | This event is fired immediately when the color picker is enabled, except upon initialization. |
| destroy | This event fires immediately when the color picker is destroyed. |


Introduction
In LinkX template system is very powerful and allows you to create nearly any type of design for your link directory pages. The template system is also used in the
e-mail messages that the software sends, so you can control the content of those messages as well. This document will give you an overview of the basic template features
you will need to understand.
Basic Syntax
With the LinkX template system, all template tags are enclosed within the delimiters { and }. All content outside of delimiters is displayed as static content, or unchanged.
When the LinkX template parser encounters template tags, it attempts to interpret them, and displays the appropriate output in their place.
Comments
Template comments are surrounded by asterisks, and that is surrounded by the delimiter tags like so:
{* this is a comment *}
Template comments are NOT displayed in the final output of the template, unlike <!-- HTML comments --> these are useful for making internal notes in the templates which
no one will see in the generated output. Template comments cannot span multiple lines, the beginning {* delimiter and ending *} delimiter must be on the same line in the template
code.
Variables
Template variables start with the dollar sign ($) and can contain numbers, letters and underscores like so:
{$password}
{$link.site_url}
{$account.username}
When a template variable is encountered by the template parser, the entire
template tag (including delimiters) is replaced by the value of that variable. Each of the templates will have different variables that you can use within them, so be sure to
review the
Directory Templates and
E-mail Templates sections of the manual to find out what variables
are available in each template.
Variable Modifiers
In addition to simply displaying variables, you can also apply modifier functions to them. This is useful for formatting purposes, for example, when displaying a date you can
specify the format that the date should appear in. Variable modifiers follow the variable name and are separated from it by a | character like so:
{$link.title|htmlspecialchars}
In the example above the PHP function htmlspecialchars is applied to the {$link.title} variable before it is displayed in the template. You can use any of the built in PHP functions
as long as it takes the variable you specified as the first parameter.
For security reasons, all data provided by users should be passed through a formatting function before it is displayed. For the majority of the user data, it should be passed through the
htmlspecialchars function to prevent the possibility of them inserting malicious HTML or JavaScript code into the data they submit.
It is also possible to specify additional function arguments with the modifiers. Function arguments will come after the variable modifier and will be separated by :: delimiters. So, for example, if
you wanted to use the PHP function number_format() you would do that like so:
{$variable|number_format::2::'.'::','}
This would call the number_format PHP function with the arguments like this:
number_format($variable, 2, '.', ',')
Functions
Function tags appear much like variable tags, but do not start with a dollar sign. These template tags will contain a function name followed by optional function attributes like so:
{function attribute1='value1' attribute2='value2'}
Some functions are block functions which have both an opening and closing tag. All of the HTML code that is inside the opening and closing tags will be processed by these functions.
Block functions look like this:
{function attribute1='value1' attribute2='value2'}
Some HTML code
or other template values
{/function}
The template system provides some stock functions which are available in all templates, and some custom functions which are only available in specific templates. The
Stock Functions are described in this section of the manual. Custom functions will be listed in the
Directory Templates and
E-mail Templates sections of the manual where appropriate.
Stock Functions
The LinkX template system offers several stock functions that can be used in any of the directory or e-mail templates. These stock functions are described here.
{if}, {else}, {elseif}
{if $name == 'Fred'}
Your name is Fred
{else}
I don't know your name
{/if}
{if $name == 'Fred'}
Your name is Fred
{elseif $name == 'Sally'}
Your name is Sally
{else}
I don't know your name
{/if}
The {if} function allows you to conditionally include sections of a template in the output. For example, if you wanted to display a link's rating only if the link
has received more than 5 ratings you can use the {if} template function. The {if} template function works much like the if statement in programming languages, and also
offers the {else} and {elseif} functions. Every {if} tag must be paired with a closing {/if} tag. The {elseif} and {else} tags must be cointained within the {if} and
{/if} tags.
In the {if} and {elseif} tags you all PHP conditionals and functions are recognized, such as ||, or, &&, and, is_array(), etc. The conditionals and functions must be enclosed
in the { and } delimiters and there must be a space after the "if" function name.
{foreach}, {foreachelse}
{foreach from=$array_variable var=loop_variable counter=counter_variable}
Array item: {$loop_variable.item_name}
{foreachelse}
There are no items to display
{/foreach}
The {foreach} function allows you to loop over any array of values. For example, when displaying search results you would use this function to display each result using the
HTML code contained within the {foreach} block function, instead of having to write the same code over and over again. Every {foreach} tag must be paired with a closing {/foreach} tag.
The {foreach} function has 3 avialable attributes:
from - This specifies the template variable to loop over
var - This specifies the variable name to use within the {foreach} block to display the values contained in the array
counter - This specifies the variable name that will be incremented for each item in the array
The from and var attributes are required; the counter attribute is optional.
If you would like to display some alternate HTML code when the array value is empty, you can use the {foreachelse} function. It must be contained with the {foreach} and {/foreach} tags.
The HTML code that comes between the {foreachelse} and {/foreach} tags will be displayed when there are no values in the array specified in the from attribute.
{capture}
{capture name=captured_code}
This code will be captured for use later in the template
{/capture}
The {capture} function allows you to store the code contained in this block function so it can be used later in the template. The name attribute of this function specifies the name
of the variable that this HTML code will be stored in. Every {capture} tag must be paired with a closing {/capture} tag. All of the HTML code contained within the {capture} and {/capture}
tags will be stored in a variable. In the example above the variable name is captured_code, so you could use {$CAPTURES.captured_code} elsewhere in your template to display the code contained in
that section.
{nocache}
{nocache}
{/nocache}
The {nocache} function allows you to specify sections of the template that should not be cached. By default all of the directory templates are cached to reduce the load on the server, however
if you need to leave portions of the page dynamic you can use this function. Every {nocache} tag must be paired with a closing {/nocache} tag. All of the HTML code contained with the {nocache}
and {/nocache} tags will not be cached with the rest of the page. This is useful, for example, if you want to have some PHP code in your templates that updates the page everytime someone views
the page, rather than only when the page is re-cached.
{literal}
{literal}
{/literal}
Use the {literal} function to prevent template parsing from occuring within a section of template code. Every {literal} tag must be paired with a closing {/literal} tag. All of the HTML code
contained with the {literal} and {/literal} tags will not be parsed as template code. This is useful, for example, if you want to use some JavaScript code on your page but need the template parser
to ignore the { and } characters contained within that code.
{range}
{range start=$start_variable end=$end_variable counter=counter_variable}
{/range}
The {range} function is another looping function similar to the {foreach} function, however this function only loops over a range of numbers instead of over an array of values.
Every {range} tag must be paired with a closing {/range} tag. All of the HTML code contained with the {range} and {/range} tags will be output for each iteration of the loop.
The {range} function has 3 avialable attributes (all are required):
start - This specifies the starting point of the loop. It can be an assigned template variable or a literal number
end - This specifies ending point of the loop. It can be an assigned template variable or a literal number
counter - This specifies the variable name that will be incremented for each loop iteration
{php}
{php}
echo "This is some PHP code";
{/php}
Use the {php} function to include some PHP code in your template. Every {php} tag must be paired with a closing {/php} tag. All of the code contained with the {php} and {/php} tags will
be processed as PHP code that is within <?PHP and ?> tags.
{file}
{file filename="/full/path/to/file.html"}
Use the {file} function to include the complete contents of a file in the output of your template. The filename attribute should specify the full path and filename you want to read from.
The entire contents of that file will be read and placed in the output of your template in the location of the {file} template tag.
{include}
{include filename="global-header.tpl"}
Use the {include} function to include the complete contents of a global template (those with filenames that start with global-) in another template. The filename attribute
should specify the name of the global template that you want to include within your other template. The entire contents of that global template will be read and placed in
the output of your template in the location of the {include} template tag.
{cycle}
{cycle values="#FFFFFF,#777777"}
Use the {cycle} function to cycle between two values within a loop (such as the {foreach} or {range} loop functions). The values attribute specifies the two values to cycle between.
They should be enclosed in quotes and separated by a comma. This function is useful, for example, to display alternating row colors in a table.
{assign}
{assign var=$new_variable value="variable value"}
Use the {assign} function to assign a template value during the template parsing process. The var attribute specifies the name of the template variable that you want to set, and the
value attribute specifies the value you want to assign to the variable. Using the example above, you would be able to use {$new_variable} in your template to display the string "variable value" anywhere
in your template after the occurance of that {assign} tag.


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The calling of a general election means that for the next month the ether will be clogged with a miasma of vacuous twaddle. This sceptred isle will ring with the outpourings of brain-dead pointyheads and vox pop riffraff alike. And I shall lap it all up, with the enthusiasm of a cat pouncing upon an injured starling.
But but but. Much as Hooting Yard readers may faint with pleasure at mentions of cow-attack Blunkett and diminutive Great Helmswoman Blears and those curious little Milibands, I have been asked to make a solemn promise not to babble about such tosh. This means that you will be deprived of thirty-odd days of a Hooting Yard Election Watch, unless of course I crack.
Apparently, if I do crack, and break my vow, and start bloviating on matters electoral, I am likely to find myself in a similar position to this hapless peasant:
… which is a reminder to readers with more money than sense to take part in the auction.


U.N. rights office urges Iran to rein in security forces at protests
GENEVA (Reuters) - The U.N. human rights office voiced deep concern on Tuesday at the Iranian security forces’ use of live ammunition against demonstrators and urged authorities to rein in its use of force to disperse protests sparked by a hike in fuel prices.
Rupert Colville, U.N. human rights spokesman, also called on authorities in Iran to restore the internet service cut off since Saturday and uphold the demonstrators’ rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.
It had reports that the number killed was in the dozens, he told a Geneva briefing, adding that the extent of casualties was “clearly very serious”.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday blamed the turmoil on Iran’s foreign foes, including the United States, and denounced protesters as “thugs”.


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Ever move to a new place and try to remember all the places you've given your mailing address to so you can notify them about your new address? This happened to me recently and I found a pretty good solution to this problem originating from software engineering design patterns, particularly the Observer Pattern.
In the Observer Pattern, an Subject keeps track of a collection of Observers that it can notify when it's state changes. Observers register themselves with the Subject, indicating that they want to be notified when the Subject changes state. Then any time the Subject changes state, it will go through and notify all registered Observers.
It might seem obvious, but keeping track of a list of people and places you have given your mailing address so that you can notify them when they need to update their records is applying the Observer Pattern outside of the programming world.
To apply this pattern, create a text document named “mailing-address-observers.txt” and save it. Now any time you give your mailing address out (for example, to a magazine subscription, a bank, an insurance company, or your Grandma over the phone), make sure to register the observer by adding them to your observer list.
Now that you have a list of registered observers, any time you move you don't need to worry about who the hell has your old mailing address and how many packages are being sent to your old address. Just loop over your observers document and notify each one of your new address.


Source: AAAI'20 Conference
Source: https://taiwanenglishnews.com/tesla-on-autopilot-crashes-into-overturned-truck/
Source: W. Samek, A. Binder, MICCAI’18
Source: Google DeepMind beating world champion Lee Se-Dol at GO
"Article 22 of GDPR empowers individuals with the right to demand an explanation of how an AI system made a decision that affects them" - European Commission
"Provide an assessment of the risks posed by the automated decision system to the privacy or security and the risks that contribute to inaccurate, unfair, biased, or discriminatory decisions impacting consumers" - Algorithmic Accountability Act 2019
Black Box model
Global Surrogate model
You have access to the model's structure
$$ IntegratedGrads_{i}(x) ::= (x_{i} - x'_{i})\times\int_{\alpha=0}^1\frac{\partial F(x'+\alpha \times (x - x'))}{\partial x_i}{d\alpha} $$ $$ IntegratedGrads^{approx}_{i}(x)::=(x_{i}-x'_{i})\times\sum_{k=1}^{m}\frac{\partial F(x' + \frac{k}{m}\times(x - x'))}{\partial x_{i} } \times \frac{1}{m} $$
Source: Axiomatic Attribution for Deep Networks - M. Sundararajan, A. Taly, Q. Yan
Author: Andrej Karpathy, generated from ILSVRC 2012 images
from captum.attr import GuidedGradCam
from torchvision import models
# Load pretrained AlexNet
alexnet = models.alexnet(pretrained=True)
alexnet.eval()
# Create object to interpret the model
# To make GradCam work we pass reference to last conv layer
guided_gc = GuidedGradCam(alexnet, alexnet.features[10])
# Predict output on data
out = alexnet(batch)
# Point out classes with highest score
score, index = out.max(1)
# Use interpreter to calculate attributions
attributions = guided_gc.attribute(batch_t, index)
import torch
import torch.nn.functional as F
from captum.insights import AttributionVisualizer
from captum.insights.features import ImageFeature
from torchvision import models
# Load pretrained AlexNet
alexnet = models.alexnet(pretrained=True)
alexnet.eval()
# Launch visualization inside the notebook
visualizer = AttributionVisualizer(
models=[alexnet],
score_func=lambda o: F.softmax(o, 1),
classes=[...], # class labels
features=[
ImageFeature(
"Photo",
baseline_transforms=[...],
input_transforms=[...],
)
],
dataset=...,
)
visualizer.render()
from tf_explain.core.grad_cam import GradCAM
explainer = GradCAM()
output = explainer.explain(*explainer_args)
explainer.save(output, output_dir, output_name)
from tf_explain.callbacks.grad_cam import GradCAMCallback
callbacks = [
GradCAMCallback(
validation_data=(x_val, y_val),
layer_name="activation_1",
class_index=0,
output_dir=output_dir,
)
]
model.fit(x_train, y_train, batch_size=2, epochs=2, callbacks=callbacks)
from lime import lime_image
explainer = lime_image.LimeImageExplainer()
explanation = explainer.explain_instance(
image, # input image
predict, # predict function of interpreted classifier
)
|
Input image |
Interpretation of dog prediction |
import numpy as np
import shap
model = ... # classifier model
images = ... # image date set
background = images[:100]
test_images = images[100:103]
explainer = shap.DeepExplainer(model, background)
shap_values = e.shap_values(test_images)
shap_numpy = [np.swapaxes(np.swapaxes(s, 1, -1), 1, 2) for s in shap_values]
test_numpy = np.swapaxes(np.swapaxes(test_images.numpy(), 1, -1), 1, 2)
shap.image_plot(shap_numpy, -test_numpy)
Contribution of features to each class prediction
Contribution of features to 2 top predictions
net = ImageClassifier()
saliency = Saliency(net)
# Computes saliency maps for class 3 for the input image.
attribution = saliency.attribute(input, target=3)
# define a perturbation function for the input
def perturb_fn(inputs):
noise = torch.tensor(np.random.normal(0, 0.003, inputs.shape)).float()
return noise, inputs - noise
infidelity(net, perturb_fn, input, attribution)
>> 0.2177
"There's no such thing as a stupid question!"
Kemal Erdem, Piotr Mazurek, Piotr Rarus
Presentation avalibe at: https://tugot17.github.io/XAI-Presentation


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[1]
can not speak for the entertainment by the way as we did not participate.
[2]
there is a shearings hotel but we were very pleasantly surprised and we look forward to booking similar breaks at other hotels.


| 004:123 Khan | : |
It will not be in accordance with your desires (Muslims), nor those of the people of the Scripture (Jews and Christians), whosoever works evil, will have the recompense thereof, and he will not find any protector or helper besides Allah. |
| 004:123 Maulana | : |
It will not be in accordance with your vain desires nor the vain desires of the People of the Book. Whoever does evil, will be requited for it and will not find for himself besides Allah a friend or a helper. |
| 004:123 Pickthal | : |
It will not be in accordance with your desires, nor the desires of the People of the Scripture. He who doeth wrong will have the recompense thereof, and will not find against Allah any protecting friend or helper. |
| 004:123 Rashad | : |
It is not in accordance with your wishes, or the wishes of the people of the scripture: anyone who commits evil pays for it, and will have no helper or supporter against GOD. |
| 004:123 Sarwar | : |
Believers and People of the Book, wishes alone can never provide you with salvation. Whoever commits evil will be punished accordingly and no one besides God will be his guardian or helper. |
| 004:123 Shakir | : |
(This) shall not be in accordance with your vain desires nor in accordance with the vain desires of the followers of the Book; whoever does evil, he shall be requited with it, and besides Allah he will find for himself neither a guardian nor a helper. |
| 004:123 Sherali | : |
It shall not be according to your desires, nor according to the desires of the People of the Book. Whoso does evil shall be requited for it; and he shall find for himself no friend or helper besides ALLAH. |
| 004:123 Yusufali | : |
Not your desires, nor those of the People of the Book (can prevail): whoever works evil, will be requited accordingly. Nor will he find, besides Allah, any protector or helper. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الجزاء بالعمل Faith> The Hereafter> The Award against Action الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > جزاء العمل السيء Faith> The Hereafter> The Punishment of the Bad Work العمل > الجزاء > الجزاء بالعمل Action(Work)> The Reward> The Reward by Action الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > مساوئ الأخلاق Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Bad Morals الديانات > أهل الكتاب: ( اليهود و النصارى) > العلاقة معهم Religions> The People of the Book (the Jews and the Christians)>The Relation with them الديانات > النصارى > غرورهم و أمانيهم و طعنهم باليهود Religions>The Christians> Their Arrogance, their Aspirations and their Defaming against the Jews
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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BRAINRUSH 2K18
An initiative by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (NBA Accreditated),
MCKV Institute Of Engineering
What is BRAINRUSH ?
“BRAINRUSH” is the annual inter-college game show organised by the Computer Science and Engineering Department of MCKV Institute of Engineering under CSI - MCKVIE Student Chapter Activities. BRAINRUSH promises to test the analytical skills, attentiveness and inquisitiveness of the students. It is a game of utmost intelligence and knowledge, which provides a platform for testing and sharpening the skill-sets of the students. After three very successful runs, this year promises to be more enlighting, illuminating and fun.


This scenario involves these apps:
In this scenario, a candidate:
Other scenarios that are also handled by simpleapply, but not covered in this doc:
In this scenario, jobly, the ATS, has its own particular system for candidate source tracking which involves passing both candidateSource and deviceType parameters.
In this example, the candidate has reached the job by clicking on the link below (within a Facebook post), and the ATS has detected that the candidate is using a mobile device:
https://acme.jobboard.com/openings/7622?candidateSource=facebook
The TAS tenant APIs use a different convention for source tracking, called tracker.
If jobly was tracker-aware, the URL would have looked more like this (and jobly would not have needed to create the campaign tracker:
https://acme.jobboard.com/openings/7622?tracker=73947484
However the ATS is not tracker-aware, so it needs to create a campaign tracker that will embed candidateSource and deviceType.
POST /trackers/root
Response: 201
Location: 763019932
With the tracker set up, the ATS (jobly) is ready to render the job details page.
As part of that, the ATS asks all interested apps whether they have a candidate-facing button (e.g. an apply button, join talent pool button, social sharing tool, view counter, etc.) that they would like to inject into the job details page.
Since the candidate is not logged in, jobly calls the not-on-behalf version of the API to do this:
/buttons/candidates/jobs/{job}/all/anonymous?tracker=763019932
Response:
Since the candidate is not logged in, the apply button(s) can't say (for example), "You've already applied". Instead, the panel shows whatever is appropriate for a completely unknown candidate, which is to allow apply.
If the candidate was logged in, jobly would use the on-behalf version in stead:
/buttons/candidates/jobs/{job}/all/me?tracker=763019932
Response:
The entire job details page, and the apply button within it, are now rendered, so the candidate sees the "apply now" button at the bottom of the job description.
Note how the apps that generated the individual button links derived the loggedIn query parameter value from whether the button was generated from an on-behalf API call (logged in candidate) or for an anonymous candidate.
https://acme.simpleapply.com/jobs/7622?tracker=763019932&relayPage=acme.jobly.com/jobs/7622?loggedIn=false
The candidate clicks on the simpleapply link and is directed to the apply form.
Candidate is now at:
https://acme.simpleapply.com/jobs/7622?tracker=763019932&relayPage=acme.jobly.com/jobs/7622?loggedIn=false
simpleapply renders its apply form slightly differently depending on whether a candidate is logged in or not. An anonymous visitor can't complete the form but can only view it. An anonymous visitor also sees the login disco panel embedded at the top of the page.
simpleapply has the loggedIn filter described in conventions.html, but the filter doesn't fire since loggedIn = false.
The page is white listed in the proxy's SSO settings.
simpleapply checks for the tazzy-saml header. Even though this page is white listed, its possible the candidate did log in previously somewhere else on simpleapply. In this example, the header is not present.
simpleapply's goal is to show as much as possible of the apply "form" to the candidate, so that they can assess how much work it will be, and hopefully be enticed by simpleapply's support for cloud storage (dropbox etc.) for resumes, mobile-friendly UI, ease of login via social networks, etc.
At the top of this "not logged in" page is an iframe displaying a panel of login controls courtesy of the TAS identity system as per conventions.html.
In this example the candidate is not yet logged in, simpleapply can't check for role==internal on the TAS session - instead it can only show those questions that an external candidate would need to answer. If the job is internal only, simpleapply would show no details at all, and would only offer the candidate a way to log in (so they could prove they were internal).
Deciding what to display to the candidate may involve complex logic, which does not belong inside simpleapply, but is more likely in the ATS.
simpleapply asks for an edit spec for applying to this job by an anonymous candidate.
POST /editSpecs/fetches/apply/7622/anonymous
Request:
The response includes all the information needed to render the apply form to an anonymous candidate (we look in more detail later).
We want them to see how easy the process was, but so that no-one can actually apply until they are logged in, simpleapply renders the form with all fields disabled.
The candidate sees the apply form, and decides that they are prepared to invest their time in applying, so logs in using Google (within the iframe-ed panel).
TAS redirects the user (still inside the iframe) back to:
https://acme.simpleapply.com/secure/redirectFor/jobs/7622?tracker=763019932&relayPage=acme.jobly.com/jobs/7622
That resource is now served up, since SSO now allows the request through. It is not a web page but instead responds with a http 302 redirect. The user is redirected to the logged in page, i.e.:
https://acme.simpleapply.com/secure/jobs/7622?tracker=763019932&relayPage=acme.jobly.com/jobs/7622
The redirect happens to the outer page, not the iframe - so now the user's browser address bar has the above in it, and the candidate is looking at the logged in page.
Now the candidate has logged in, their roles are available (e.g. role == internal).
Simpleapply re-renders its page, now knowing who the candidate is.
Now that the candidate has logged in, simpleapply is ready to re-fetch the application form, this time for real (e.g. maybe now jobly knows who the candidate is, it can detect they've been black-listed and prevent the apply altogether).
The POST /candidates/me API, which simpleapply will eventually use to push the edit into the jobly ATS, supports two modes for setting the candidate's categories.
Simpleapply uses replace semantics. Read the rest of this section for more details or skip on.
TODO: make clearer.
At the moment, the intent contains no categories, just the job that the candidate wants to apply to. When we get the edit spec back from jobly we might find some categories in there that were implied by the job for example the job "Co-pilot long-haul, Pacific" might imply expertise == pilot, which might in turn unlock some data entry fields to do with being a pilot.
However simpleapply now wants to merge in any existing category values that the candidate already has (assuming they have a row in the ATS).
For example the candidate might have previously profiled themselves as expertise == CEO.
Simpleapply's philosophy is to encourage candidates to keep their profiles accurate, so in this case it wants to add CEO to the intent.
This may result in the apply form containing information relevant to CEO, possibly confusing the candidate who thought they were applying to be a pilot, and has forgot that they had partially profiled themselves as CEO. On the other hand, it may encourage them to unprofile themselves as CEO, keeping the database cleaner.
In summary, simpleapply uses the philosophy of presenting to the candidate their entire category selections, allowing them to make changes, and then completely overwriting (with semantics == replace) the categories on their candidate record.
Another philosophy would be for simpleapply to only present the categories related to the job the candidate was applying to, ignoring any other stuff lurking on their candidate record, and then use semantics == merge when applying the changes to the candidate record (via POST /candidates). The advantage to this is that the candidate only has to provide valid data for the job they are applying to, and does not have to clean up their record as a whole.
Since simpleapply is going to use replace semantics for the candidate's categories, it now needs to create a merged set of the candidate's existing category values and the category values indicated in the edit spec.
POST /candidates/me/categories/merges
Response:
If the API returns 404, the candidate does not already exist. Simpleapply just uses the values from the edit spec in this case.
Now:
Simpleapply again fetches the edit spec, this time using the new intent, and the on-behalf API
POST /editSpecs/fetches/apply/7622/me
Request:
Response:
To build the edit spec, the ATS (jobly) will use data from:
Note that the amended intent may indicate that, even though the candidate wishes to apply for some given job, the ATS may have other plans for them and may have amended their intent(in this case the message should explain to the candidate what and why). For example:
Great! Now simpleapply has the details it needs to begin building its UI.
Simpleapply creates the UI that it will display to the candidate.
To populate the UI, simpleapply will merge data in from:
Simpleapply uses a merge strategy that prevents an old draft from overwriting candidate details. E.g. candidate starts to apply for A, saves as a draft with empty personal details, then moves on and applies to B with completed personal details, then returns to apply for A. We don't want the empty personal details on the draft for A to overwrite the filled in details on the candidate record.
At the top of the page, simpleapply displays the message (if any) in the style suggested. In a situation where the job is internal only, and the candidate is not internal, there might be nothing displayed but the message. In other situations there might be no message at all.
Simpleapply now uses the information from the candidateModel and applicationModel sections to set up the UI - i.e. when applying for a job, these are more or less the application form.
Simpleapply gets existing vcard values:
GET /candidates/me/vcard
Request:
The inputModel also includes some default values, e.g. for individual fields in the items section(s). These should be loaded into the input controls.
Since categories may be large (e.g. a definitive list of every county in the US) it's up to simpleapply to decide how to fetch all possible values so the user can select. For small categories, simpleapply might fetch the entire category. For larger ones, it might use ajax calls to only fetch values as, say, the user clicks to expand a node in the hierarchy.
Get list of all categories ..
GET /categories
.. and its tree of nodes
GET /categories/10033/values
Once the UI has been laid out, simpleapply next needs to load the fields with any existing data (this only applies when there is an existing candidate record). Specifically:
Simpleapply fetches details of the candidate's existing resume (not the stream itself which might be enormous) TODO
GET /candidates/me/resume/meta
Response:
Simpleapply also displays a link which the candidate can click through on to open their existing resume document. TODO
GET /candidates/me/resume/asStream
If the candidate already has a record in the database, Simpleapply now loads up any previously entered candidate data for the job application(s).
Normally candidates are applying from scratch, so there is no previous data, and then once they have applied, they cannot go back and change any application data.
But its possible that the candidate has previously submitted this application. This could happen if:
GET /applications/byCandidate/{candidateID}/byOpening/{openingID}
Response:
902533
GET /applications/902533/items
simpleapply now renders the page to the candidate, who can start editing, selecting and generally completing the form.
The candidate wants to replace their existing resume, so uploads a new document which simpleapply stores somewhere, perhaps in a temporary file.
simpleapply includes split-level draft functionality. This prevents candidate details being overwritten.
A single draft is held for candidate details, keyed by E/N A single draft per job being applied for, keyed by E/N/J On successful submission Of apply Candidate and job level drafts are deleted Of register Candidate level draft is deleted
The ATS (jobly) is unaware of any draft functionality, simpleapply only pushes completed edits to it.
While the candidate is using simpleapply, they may change their categories.
If they do, then simpleapply must re-fetch the edit spec, since a change in categories may result in knock on changes in the amended intent, and in the input model (e.g. a candidate who adds expertise == pilot must now answer additional questions).
This may be quite involved for simpleapply, as it needs to temporarily preserve any data from the fields (perhaps using its own draft functionality), rebuild the UI using the new edit spec, then reapply that data.
TODO: flesh out candidate clicks to view an existing (exists back on their candidate record) document attachment/CV candidate clicks to view a newly added (only present in draft) document attachment/CV candidate deletes an existing answer (a no longer required one? any one?) candidate deletes an existing document attachment/CV candidate deletes a newly added document attachment/CV candidate completes their application (draft gets deleted) candidate deletes a draft application candidate deletes their entire profile (maybe another app?)
We need to show the candidate the engagements they are going to have to complete. This means first actually instantiating them if they haven't been already.
Eager creating - this creates the engagements even if the candidate just popped in to see how arduous it will be and browses away - in that case these will get cleaned up by the engagement hub's reaper. The reaper daemon reaps unfinalized engagements after 6 weeks (leaves time for candidate to return to a draft application from earlier).
Request:
POST /candidates/me/engagements/forJobs/instantiates
-- intent
[ "jobs": .. ]
Response:
[
{
"engagement": 10022,
"linkages": [ 13005, 13006 ]
}
]
Render the engagement's name
GET /candidates/me/engagements/{e}/candidate
{
"engagementID":
"entityID":
"nameID":
"firstName":
"lastName":
"email":
}
Render each engagement into the page, passing the current page in as the relay page. Rather than iframeing, which would stop engagements rendering outside their area (e.g. large pop-up menus), we inject Javascript. More security risk. Better usability.
GET /candidates/me/engagements/{e}/candidateView?size=medium&relayPage=[this page]
Response:
application/javascript
Once the page is served, candidate sees panels for each engagement, along with tick or cross if the engagement has both "isPassFail" and "candidateSeesFail" true.
GET /candidates/me/engagements/{e}/engagementType
{
"isPassFail":
"candidateSeesFail":
}
ATS tells engagement hub to finalize the engagement linkages that need to be completed by this candidate given the job(s) they are applying for.
The hub will bail if any one of the engagements is not complete.
POST /candidates/me/engagements/forJobs/finalizes
POST /candidates/me/engagements/forTalentPool/{tp}/finalizes
TODO: Attach the engamenents to their job applications or talent pool memberships. The ATS handles this under POST /candidates. Most of the work is delegated to the engagement hub. After this all the engagements are finalized (hold application ID). Job board tells .. present Job board tells .. prepare ATS tells engagement hub to finalize the engagement linkages that need to be completed by this candidate given the job(s) they are applying for. POST /candidates/me/engagements/forJobs/finalizes POST /candidates/me/engagements/forTalentPool/{tp}/finalizes Request: [ 12, 14 ] Each of these can be mapped back to the underlying engagement. Response: The result is an ordered list of engagement. engagement hub creates a bunch of engagements as a result of this list. The results are a set of engagement types. An engagement type may be tailored to a specific job. In that case the Those types can make use of the intent to
Once the candidate has finally completed their work and pressed submit, the completed edit (i.e., job application in this example]) is sent to the ATS (jobly).
POST /candidates
Response:
The ATS processes the event. This may result in creating a new candidate or updating an existing one.
The ATS fetches the chain of trackers, starting from the one passed across to POST /candidates.
GET /trackers/763019932/chain
Response:
Now the ATS applies its custom logic to cope with its own source conventions.
In the case of jobly, it wants two pieces of metadata about the application:
The ATS first looks to see if these were passed in, and if not it establishes them from the information in the trackers.
TODO: cleanup
// see if candidateSource was passed in
candidateSource = destinationTracker.meta.candidateSource;
if (candidateSource == null)
// source was not passed in, so derive it from the visit tracker's fields
candidateSource = extractCandidateSource(visitTracker.landingURI);
// likewise for device class
deviceClass = destinationTracker.meta.deviceClass;
if (deviceClass == null)
// deviceClass was not passed in, so derive it from the user agent
// this ATS might use a user agent database to resolve down to mobile == true or false for example
deviceClass = extractDeviceClass(visitTracker.userAgent)
Based on the http result from the event post, simpleapply then displays the "Successful" page.
A button on that page links the user back to the relay page (i.e the original job details page in this example of applying for a job).
User is now back at the job details page.
TODO: The recruiter views the underway/ completed/ finalized/ engagements for a candidate.


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