| Class | ActiveMerchant::Billing::LinkpointGateway |
| In: |
lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb
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| Parent: | Gateway |
Initialization Options :login Your store number :pem The text of your linkpoint PEM file. Note
this is not the path to file, but its contents. If you are only using one PEM file on your site you can declare it globally and then you won't need to include this option
A valid store number is required.  Also, you can‘t just generate your own PEM file. You‘ll need to use a special PEM file provided by LinkPoint.
Go to www.linkpoint.com/support/sup_teststore.asp to set up a test account and obtain your PEM file.
Declaring PEM file Globally ActiveMerchant::Billing::LinkpointGateway.pem_file = File.read( File.dirname(FILE) + ’/../mycert.pem’ )
Valid Order Options :result =>
LIVE Production mode GOOD Approved response in test mode DECLINE Declined response in test mode DUPLICATE Duplicate response in test mode
:ponumber Order number
:transactionorigin => Source of the transaction
ECI Email or Internet MAIL Mail order MOTO Mail order/Telephone TELEPHONE Telephone RETAIL Face-to-face
:ordertype =>
SALE Real live sale PREAUTH Authorize only POSTAUTH Forced Ticket or Ticket Only transaction VOID CREDIT CALCSHIPPING For shipping charges calculations CALCTAX For sales tax calculations
Recurring Options :action =>
SUBMIT MODIFY CANCEL
:installments Identifies how many recurring payments to charge the customer :startdate Date to begin charging the recurring payments. Format: YYYYMMDD or "immediate" :periodicity =>
MONTHLY BIMONTHLY WEEKLY BIWEEKLY YEARLY DAILY
:threshold Tells how many times to retry the transaction (if it fails) before contacting the merchant. :comments Uh… comments
For reference:
www.linkpointcentral.com/lpc/docs/Help/APIHelp/lpintguide.htm
Entities = { :payment => [:subtotal, :tax, :vattax, :shipping, :chargetotal], :billing => [:name, :address1, :address2, :city, :state, :zip, :country, :email, :phone, :fax, :addrnum], :shipping => [:name, :address1, :address2, :city, :state, :zip, :country, :weight, :items, :carrier, :total], :creditcard => [:cardnumber, :cardexpmonth, :cardexpyear, :cvmvalue, :track], :telecheck => [:routing, :account, :checknumber, :bankname, :bankstate, :dl, :dlstate, :void, :accounttype, :ssn], :transactiondetails => [:transactionorigin, :oid, :ponumber, :taxexempt, :terminaltype, :ip, :reference_number, :recurring, :tdate], :periodic => [:action, :installments, :threshold, :startdate, :periodicity, :comments], :notes => [:comments, :referred] }
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
LinkPoint‘s Items entity is not yet supported in this module.
| TEST_URL | = | 'https://staging.linkpt.net:1129/' |
| LIVE_URL | = | 'https://secure.linkpt.net:1129/' |
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 112 112: def initialize(options = {}) 113: requires!(options, :login) 114: 115: @options = { 116: :result => 'LIVE', 117: :pem => LinkpointGateway.pem_file 118: }.update(options) 119: 120: raise ArgumentError, "You need to pass in your pem file using the :pem parameter or set it globally using ActiveMerchant::Billing::LinkpointGateway.pem_file = File.read( File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../mycert.pem' ) or similar" if @options[:pem].blank? 121: end
Authorize the transaction
Reserves the funds on the customer‘s credit card, but does not charge the card.
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 171 171: def authorize(money, creditcard, options = {}) 172: requires!(options, :order_id) 173: options.update( 174: :ordertype => "PREAUTH" 175: ) 176: commit(money, creditcard, options) 177: end
Post an authorization.
Captures the funds from an authorized transaction. Order_id must be a valid order id from a prior authorized transaction.
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 185 185: def capture(money, authorization, options = {}) 186: options.update( 187: :order_id => authorization, 188: :ordertype => "POSTAUTH" 189: ) 190: commit(money, nil, options) 191: end
Refund an order
identification must be a valid order id previously submitted by SALE
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 207 207: def credit(money, identification, options = {}) 208: options.update( 209: :ordertype => "CREDIT", 210: :order_id => identification 211: ) 212: commit(money, nil, options) 213: end
Buy the thing
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 158 158: def purchase(money, creditcard, options={}) 159: requires!(options, :order_id) 160: options.update( 161: :ordertype => "SALE" 162: ) 163: commit(money, creditcard, options) 164: end
Send a purchase request with periodic options Recurring Options :action =>
SUBMIT MODIFY CANCEL
:installments Identifies how many recurring payments to charge the customer :startdate Date to begin charging the recurring payments. Format: YYYYMMDD or "immediate" :periodicity =>
:monthly :bimonthly :weekly :biweekly :yearly :daily
:threshold Tells how many times to retry the transaction (if it fails) before contacting the merchant. :comments Uh… comments
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 142 142: def recurring(money, creditcard, options={}) 143: requires!(options, [:periodicity, :bimonthly, :monthly, :biweekly, :weekly, :yearly, :daily], :installments, :order_id ) 144: 145: options.update( 146: :ordertype => "SALE", 147: :action => options[:action] || "SUBMIT", 148: :installments => options[:installments] || 12, 149: :startdate => options[:startdate] || "immediate", 150: :periodicity => options[:periodicity].to_s || "monthly", 151: :comments => options[:comments] || nil, 152: :threshold => options[:threshold] || 3 153: ) 154: commit(money, creditcard, options) 155: end
# File lib/active_merchant/billing/gateways/linkpoint.rb, line 215 215: def test? 216: @options[:test] || super 217: end


class Bundler::Definition
Attributes
Public Class Methods
Given a gemfile and lockfile creates a Bundler definition
@param gemfile [Pathname] Path to Gemfile @param lockfile [Pathname,nil] Path to Gemfile.lock @param unlock [Hash, Boolean, nil] Gems that have been requested
to be updated or true if all gems should be updated
@return [Bundler::Definition]
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 18 def self.build(gemfile, lockfile, unlock) unlock ||= {} gemfile = Pathname.new(gemfile).expand_path unless gemfile.file? raise GemfileNotFound, "#{gemfile} not found" end Dsl.evaluate(gemfile, lockfile, unlock) end
How does the new system work?
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Load information from Gemfile and Lockfile
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Invalidate stale locked specs
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All specs from stale source are stale
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All specs that are reachable only through a stale dependency are stale.
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If all fresh dependencies are satisfied by the locked
specs, then we can try to resolve locally.
@param lockfile [Pathname] Path to Gemfile.lock @param dependencies [Array(Bundler::Dependency)] array of dependencies from Gemfile @param sources [Array(Bundler::Source::Rubygems)] @param unlock [Hash, Boolean, nil] Gems that have been requested
to be updated or true if all gems should be updated
@param #ruby_version [Bundler::RubyVersion, nil] Requested Ruby Version
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 47 def initialize(lockfile, dependencies, sources, unlock, ruby_version = nil) @unlocking = unlock == true || !unlock.empty? @dependencies, @sources, @unlock = dependencies, sources, unlock @remote = false @specs = nil @lockfile_contents = "" @ruby_version = ruby_version if lockfile && File.exist?(lockfile) @lockfile_contents = Bundler.read_file(lockfile) locked = LockfileParser.new(@lockfile_contents) @platforms = locked.platforms if unlock != true @locked_deps = locked.dependencies @locked_specs = SpecSet.new(locked.specs) @locked_sources = locked.sources else @unlock = {} @locked_deps = [] @locked_specs = SpecSet.new([]) @locked_sources = [] end else @unlock = {} @platforms = [] @locked_deps = [] @locked_specs = SpecSet.new([]) @locked_sources = [] end @unlock[:gems] ||= [] @unlock[:sources] ||= [] current_platform = Bundler.rubygems.platforms.map { |p| generic(p) }.compact.last @new_platform = !@platforms.include?(current_platform) @platforms |= [current_platform] @path_changes = converge_paths eager_unlock = expand_dependencies(@unlock[:gems]) @unlock[:gems] = @locked_specs.for(eager_unlock).map { |s| s.name } @source_changes = converge_sources @dependency_changes = converge_dependencies @local_changes = converge_locals fixup_dependency_types! end
Public Instance Methods
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 171 def current_dependencies dependencies.reject { |d| !d.should_include? } end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 306 def ensure_equivalent_gemfile_and_lockfile(explicit_flag = false) changes = false msg = "You are trying to install in deployment mode after changing\n" "your Gemfile. Run `bundle install` elsewhere and add the\n" "updated Gemfile.lock to version control." unless explicit_flag msg += "\n\nIf this is a development machine, remove the Gemfile " "freeze \nby running `bundle install --no-deployment`." end added = [] deleted = [] changed = [] if @locked_sources != @sources new_sources = @sources - @locked_sources deleted_sources = @locked_sources - @sources if new_sources.any? added.concat new_sources.map { |source| "* source: #{source}" } end if deleted_sources.any? deleted.concat deleted_sources.map { |source| "* source: #{source}" } end changes = true end both_sources = Hash.new { |h,k| h[k] = ["no specified source", "no specified source"] } @dependencies.each { |d| both_sources[d.name][0] = d.source if d.source } @locked_deps.each { |d| both_sources[d.name][1] = d.source if d.source } both_sources.delete_if { |k,v| v[0] == v[1] } if @dependencies != @locked_deps new_deps = @dependencies - @locked_deps deleted_deps = @locked_deps - @dependencies if new_deps.any? added.concat new_deps.map { |d| "* #{pretty_dep(d)}" } end if deleted_deps.any? deleted.concat deleted_deps.map { |d| "* #{pretty_dep(d)}" } end both_sources.each do |name, sources| changed << "* #{name} from `#{sources[0]}` to `#{sources[1]}`" end changes = true end msg << "\n\nYou have added to the Gemfile:\n" << added.join("\n") if added.any? msg << "\n\nYou have deleted from the Gemfile:\n" << deleted.join("\n") if deleted.any? msg << "\n\nYou have changed in the Gemfile:\n" << changed.join("\n") if changed.any? msg << "\n" raise ProductionError, msg if added.any? || deleted.any? || changed.any? end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 97 def fixup_dependency_types! # XXX This is a temporary workaround for a bug when using rubygems 1.8.15 # where Gem::Dependency#== matches Gem::Dependency#type. As the lockfile # doesn't carry a notion of the dependency type, if you use # add_development_dependency in a gemspec that's loaded with the gemspec # directive, the lockfile dependencies and resolved dependencies end up # with a mismatch on #type. # Test coverage to catch a regression on this is in gemspec_spec.rb @dependencies.each do |d| if ld = @locked_deps.find { |l| l.name == d.name } ld.instance_variable_set(:@type, d.type) end end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 239 def groups dependencies.map { |d| d.groups }.flatten.uniq end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 208 def index @index ||= Index.build do |idx| dependency_names = @dependencies.dup || [] dependency_names.map! {|d| d.name } @sources.each do |s| if s.is_a?(Bundler::Source::Rubygems) s.dependency_names = dependency_names.uniq idx.add_source s.specs else source_index = s.specs dependency_names += source_index.unmet_dependency_names idx.add_source source_index end end end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 243 def lock(file) contents = to_lock # Convert to \r\n if the existing lock has them # i.e., Windows with `git config core.autocrlf=true` contents.gsub!(/\n/, "\r\n") if @lockfile_contents.match("\r\n") return if @lockfile_contents == contents if Bundler.settings[:frozen] Bundler.ui.error "Cannot write a changed lockfile while frozen." return end File.open(file, 'wb'){|f| f.puts(contents) } rescue Errno::EACCES raise Bundler::InstallError, "There was an error while trying to write to Gemfile.lock. It is likely that \n" "you need to allow write permissions for the file at path: \n" "#{File.expand_path(file)}" end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 157 def missing_specs missing = [] resolve.materialize(requested_dependencies, missing) missing end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 153 def new_platform? @new_platform end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 145 def new_specs specs - @locked_specs end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 149 def removed_specs @locked_specs - specs end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 163 def requested_specs @requested_specs ||= begin groups = self.groups - Bundler.settings.without groups.map! { |g| g.to_sym } specs_for(groups) end end
Resolve all the dependencies specified in Gemfile. It ensures that dependencies that have been already resolved via locked file and are fresh are reused when resolving dependencies
@return [SpecSet] resolved dependencies
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 186 def resolve @resolve ||= begin if Bundler.settings[:frozen] || (!@unlocking && nothing_changed?) @locked_specs else last_resolve = converge_locked_specs # Record the specs available in each gem's source, so that those # specs will be available later when the resolver knows where to # look for that gemspec (or its dependencies) source_requirements = {} dependencies.each do |dep| next unless dep.source source_requirements[dep.name] = dep.source.specs end # Run a resolve against the locally available gems last_resolve.merge Resolver.resolve(expanded_dependencies, index, source_requirements, last_resolve) end end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 118 def resolve_remotely! raise "Specs already loaded" if @specs @remote = true @sources.each { |s| s.remote! } specs end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 112 def resolve_with_cache! raise "Specs already loaded" if @specs @sources.each { |s| s.cached! } specs end
used when frozen is enabled so we can find the bundler spec, even if (say) a git gem is not checked out.
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 228 def rubygems_index @rubygems_index ||= Index.build do |idx| rubygems = @sources.find{|s| s.is_a?(Source::Rubygems) } idx.add_source rubygems.specs end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 235 def rubygems_remotes @sources.select{|s| s.is_a?(Source::Rubygems) }.map{|s| s.remotes }.flatten end
For given dependency list returns a SpecSet with Gemspec of all the required dependencies.
1. The method first resolves the dependencies specified in Gemfile 2. After that it tries and fetches gemspec of resolved dependencies
@return [Bundler::SpecSet]
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 131 def specs @specs ||= begin specs = resolve.materialize(requested_dependencies) unless specs["bundler"].any? local = Bundler.settings[:frozen] ? rubygems_index : index bundler = local.search(Gem::Dependency.new('bundler', VERSION)).last specs["bundler"] = bundler if bundler end specs end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 175 def specs_for(groups) deps = dependencies.select { |d| (d.groups & groups).any? } deps.delete_if { |d| !d.should_include? } specs.for(expand_dependencies(deps)) end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 265 def to_lock out = "" sorted_sources.each do |source| # Add the source header out << source.to_lock # Find all specs for this source resolve. select { |s| s.source == source }. # This needs to be sorted by full name so that # gems with the same name, but different platform # are ordered consistently sort_by { |s| s.full_name }. each do |spec| next if spec.name == 'bundler' out << spec.to_lock end out << "\n" end out << "PLATFORMS\n" platforms.map { |p| p.to_s }.sort.each do |p| out << " #{p}\n" end out << "\n" out << "DEPENDENCIES\n" handled = [] dependencies. sort_by { |d| d.to_s }. each do |dep| next if handled.include?(dep.name) out << dep.to_lock handled << dep.name end out end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 369 def validate_ruby! return unless ruby_version if diff = ruby_version.diff(Bundler.ruby_version) problem, expected, actual = diff msg = case problem when :engine "Your Ruby engine is #{actual}, but your Gemfile specified #{expected}" when :version "Your Ruby version is #{actual}, but your Gemfile specified #{expected}" when :engine_version "Your #{Bundler.ruby_version.engine} version is #{actual}, but your Gemfile specified #{ruby_version.engine} #{expected}" when :patchlevel if !expected.is_a?(String) "The Ruby patchlevel in your Gemfile must be a string" else "Your Ruby patchlevel is #{actual}, but your Gemfile specified #{expected}" end end raise RubyVersionMismatch, msg end end
Private Instance Methods
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 490 def converge_dependencies (@dependencies + @locked_deps).each do |dep| if dep.source dep.source = @sources.find { |s| dep.source == s } end end Set.new(@dependencies) != Set.new(@locked_deps) end
Get all locals and override their matching sources. Return true if any of the locals changed (for example, they point to a new revision) or depend on new specs.
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 426 def converge_locals locals = [] Bundler.settings.local_overrides.map do |k,v| spec = @dependencies.find { |s| s.name == k } source = spec && spec.source if source && source.respond_to?(:local_override!) source.unlock! if @unlock[:gems].include?(spec.name) locals << [ source, source.local_override!(v) ] end end locals.any? do |source, changed| changed || specs_changed?(source) { |o| source.class == o.class && source.uri == o.uri } end end
Remove elements from the locked specs that are expired. This will most commonly happen if the Gemfile has changed since the lockfile was last generated
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 502 def converge_locked_specs deps = [] # Build a list of dependencies that are the same in the Gemfile # and Gemfile.lock. If the Gemfile modified a dependency, but # the gem in the Gemfile.lock still satisfies it, this is fine # too. locked_deps_hash = @locked_deps.inject({}) { |hsh, dep| hsh[dep] = dep; hsh } @dependencies.each do |dep| locked_dep = locked_deps_hash[dep] if in_locked_deps?(dep, locked_dep) || satisfies_locked_spec?(dep) deps << dep elsif dep.source.is_a?(Source::Path) && dep.current_platform? && (!locked_dep || dep.source != locked_dep.source) @locked_specs.each do |s| @unlock[:gems] << s.name if s.source == dep.source end dep.source.unlock! if dep.source.respond_to?(:unlock!) dep.source.specs.each { |s| @unlock[:gems] << s.name } end end converged = [] @locked_specs.each do |s| s.source = @sources.find { |src| s.source == src } # Don't add a spec to the list if its source is expired. For example, # if you change a Git gem to Rubygems. next if s.source.nil? || @unlock[:sources].include?(s.name) # If the spec is from a path source and it doesn't exist anymore # then we just unlock it. # Path sources have special logic if s.source.instance_of?(Source::Path) other = s.source.specs[s].first # If the spec is no longer in the path source, unlock it. This # commonly happens if the version changed in the gemspec next unless other deps2 = other.dependencies.select { |d| d.type != :development } # If the dependencies of the path source have changed, unlock it next unless s.dependencies.sort == deps2.sort end converged << s end resolve = SpecSet.new(converged) resolve = resolve.for(expand_dependencies(deps, true), @unlock[:gems]) diff = @locked_specs.to_a - resolve.to_a # Now, we unlock any sources that do not have anymore gems pinned to it @sources.each do |source| next unless source.respond_to?(:unlock!) unless resolve.any? { |s| s.source == source } source.unlock! if !diff.empty? && diff.any? { |s| s.source == source } end end resolve end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 443 def converge_paths @sources.any? do |source| next unless source.instance_of?(Source::Path) specs_changed?(source) do |ls| ls.class == source.class && ls.path == source.path end end end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 452 def converge_sources changes = false # Get the Rubygems source from the Gemfile.lock locked_gem = @locked_sources.find { |s| s.kind_of?(Source::Rubygems) } # Get the Rubygems source from the Gemfile actual_gem = @sources.find { |s| s.kind_of?(Source::Rubygems) } # If there is a Rubygems source in both if locked_gem && actual_gem # Merge the remotes from the Gemfile into the Gemfile.lock changes = changes | locked_gem.replace_remotes(actual_gem) end # Replace the sources from the Gemfile with the sources from the Gemfile.lock, # if they exist in the Gemfile.lock and are `==`. If you can't find an equivalent # source in the Gemfile.lock, use the one from the Gemfile. @sources.map! do |source| @locked_sources.find { |s| s == source } || source end changes = changes | (Set.new(@sources) != Set.new(@locked_sources)) @sources.each do |source| # If the source is unlockable and the current command allows an unlock of # the source (for example, you are doing a `bundle update <foo>` of a git-pinned # gem), unlock it. For git sources, this means to unlock the revision, which # will cause the `ref` used to be the most recent for the branch (or master) if # an explicit `ref` is not used. if source.respond_to?(:unlock!) && @unlock[:sources].include?(source.name) source.unlock! changes = true end end changes end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 579 def expand_dependencies(dependencies, remote = false) deps = [] dependencies.each do |dep| dep = Dependency.new(dep, ">= 0") unless dep.respond_to?(:name) dep.gem_platforms(@platforms).each do |p| deps << DepProxy.new(dep, p) if remote || p == generic(Gem::Platform.local) end end deps end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 575 def expanded_dependencies @expanded_dependencies ||= expand_dependencies(dependencies, @remote) end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 567 def in_locked_deps?(dep, d) d && dep.source == d.source end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 396 def nothing_changed? !@source_changes && !@dependency_changes && !@new_platform && !@path_changes && !@local_changes end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 400 def pretty_dep(dep, source = false) msg = "#{dep.name}" msg << " (#{dep.requirement})" unless dep.requirement == Gem::Requirement.default msg << " from the `#{dep.source}` source" if source && dep.source msg end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 597 def requested_dependencies groups = self.groups - Bundler.settings.without groups.map! { |g| g.to_sym } dependencies.reject { |d| !d.should_include? || (d.groups & groups).empty? } end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 571 def satisfies_locked_spec?(dep) @locked_specs.any? { |s| s.satisfies?(dep) && (!dep.source || s.source == dep.source) } end
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 590 def sorted_sources @sources.sort_by do |s| # Place GEM at the top [ s.is_a?(Source::Rubygems) ? 1 : 0, s.to_s ] end end
Check if the specs of the given source changed according to the locked source. A block should be in order to specify how the locked version of the source should be found.
# File lib/bundler/definition.rb, line 411 def specs_changed?(source, &block) locked = @locked_sources.find(&block) if locked unlocking = @locked_specs.any? do |locked_spec| locked_spec.source != locked end end !locked || unlocking || source.specs != locked.specs end


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Speaking shortly after casting his vote, the PDP governorship candidate urged the voters to stay tight and defend their votes, saying there was an attempt by “hooligans” to disrupt the exercise in one of the polling units earlier.
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Punters who topped up their accounts by the monthly tariff price of €20 or €30 did not know it would result in their accounts being reset
by Trevor QuinnVodafone is set to refund nearly 73,000 customers a total of nearly €417,000.
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Kate Mullins, 16, died when she was hit by a train at Pokesdown station near Bournemouth in Dorset but the coroner does not believe she intended to take her own life
by Tiffany LoA schoolgirl killed by a train had tried to climb back onto a platform moments before she was fatally struck, an inquest heard.
Tragic Kate Mullins, 16, was concerned about her impending GCSEs and her appearance leading up to her death.
CCTV footage showed Kate climbing onto the tracks at a station when a train approached.
But the inquest was told she appeared to have changed her mind and was seen trying to climb up the platform at the last second.
Unable to pull herself up, she turned to run away from the train, the Bournemouth court heard.
Despite the driver's effort to pull the train to a halt, Kate was struck at 65mph.
She died from multiple injuries at the scene.
The out-of-service Cross Country train didn't have any passengers on at the time of the collision at Pokesdown station, near Bournemouth, Dorset.
An inquest into Kate's death was held in Bournemouth, where coroner Brendan Allen heard evidence from Katie's mother Donna.
She told the hearing that despite feeling anxious about her upcoming GCSE exams and had felt like throwing herself under a car but said she had no intention of doing so.
In a statement Donna said: "She was into her fitness and had lost a lot of weight.
"I think she felt anxious about her appearance and used to think people did not like her.
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"She was due to take her exams in art and design, business studies, English and maths and I know she was feeling anxious."
Donna said her brother was the last family member that saw her leaving their home to work at a local pub on the evening of March 17.
But Kate never showed up and Donna reported her missing to the police.
"I cannot think of any reason that she would want to commit suicide," she said.

Kate was a Year 11 student at Highcliffe School and was a member of St John Ambulance Service.
Patrick Earnshaw, the head teacher of Highcliffe School, said: "She worked very hard, took her studies seriously.
"She was not any more or less anxious about her exams that any hard-working student keen to do so at this time."
He said she had also met with the school nurse who said she showed no signs of any suicidal thoughts.
The CCTV showed Kate at the railway station at 8.25pm. She was seen to sit on a bench for five minutes before lowering herself on to the track.
Train driver Andrew Barrett said he approached the station at about 60 or 65mph.
He said: "I saw a female on the tracks half way down the platform. It looked like she was trying to climb back onto the platform.
"About two seconds later the train struck her."
Assistant Dorset coroner Brendan Allen recorded a verdict of misadventure.
He said: "She was anxious about her exams and had issues with her self-esteem. I do not think there is evidence of suicide as we have heard she tried to pull herself back up onto the platform.
"I find Kate died as a result of a misadventure.
"Kate's death is undoubtedly a tragedy. It shows the dangers associated with entering onto the train tracks.
"I would like to pass on my sincere condolences to Kate's family."
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Routines for transmitting Solution objects to and from other nodes within an MPI environment. More...
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| #define | SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE inline |
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| SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE void | Solution_pack (Solution sol, int hpSize, void *buf, int maxSize, int *position, MPI_Comm comm) |
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| SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE Solution | Solution_unpack (int hpSize, void *buf, int maxSize, int *position, MPI_Comm comm) |
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| SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE void | Solution_calculate_fitness_master (Solution *sols, int nSols, int hpSize, MPI_Comm comm) |
| Calculates the fitness for all solutions in the given vector, using all nodes in the MPI communicator registered in the HIVE (HIVE_COMM.comm). | |
| SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE void | Solution_calculate_fitness_master_kill_slaves (int hpSize, MPI_Comm comm) |
| Tells slaves to return Allocate buffer for MPI_Scatter / Gather. | |
| SOLUTION_PARALLEL_INLINE void | Solution_calculate_fitness_slave (const HPElem *hpChain, int hpSize, MPI_Comm comm) |
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Routines for transmitting Solution objects to and from other nodes within an MPI environment.
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Procedure that the slave nodes should execute.
Consists of waiting for MovChains, calculating its fitness, and sending the fitness back to node 0. The fitness is sent back with the same MPI_TAG that was received with the MovChain. The slave will return once the first element of the MovChain received is equal 0xFF.
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Packs a Solution in the given buffer.
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Unpacks a Solution and returns it.


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Class INTELSubgroups
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public class INTELSubgroups extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to the intel_subgroups extension.The goal of this extension is to allow programmers to improve the performance of their applications by taking advantage of the fact that some work items in a work group execute together as a group (a "subgroup"), and that work items in a subgroup can take advantage of hardware features that are not available to work items in a work group. Specifically, this extension is designed to allow work items in a subgroup to share data without the use of local memory and work group barriers, and to utilize specialized hardware to load and store blocks of data.
There is a large amount of overlap between the functionality in this extension and the functionality in the Khronos OpenCL 2.0 "cl_khr_subgroups" extension, so this extension reuses many of the names, concepts, and functions already described in the cl_khr_subgroups extension. The key differences between the Intel subgroups extension and the Khronos subgroups extension are:
- The Khronos subgroups extension requires OpenCL 2.0, but the Intel subgroups extension may be available on OpenCL 1.2 devices.
- The Khronos subgroups extension guarantees that subgroups in a work group will make independent forward progress, but the Intel extension does not guarantee that subgroups in a work group will make independent forward progress.
- The Intel extension adds a rich set of subgroup "shuffle" functions to allow work items within a work group to interchange data without the use of local memory and work group barriers.
- The Intel extension adds a set of subgroup "block read and write" functions to take advantage of specialized hardware to read or write blocks of data from or to buffers or images.
- The Intel subgroups extension does not include the subgroup pipes functions that are included as part of the Khronos subgroups extension.
- The Intel subgroups extension does not include the device-side kernel query functions for subgroups that are included as part of the Khronos subgroups extension.
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Fields Modifier and Type Field and Description static int
CL_KERNEL_MAX_SUB_GROUP_SIZE_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
CL_KERNEL_SUB_GROUP_COUNT_FOR_NDRANGE_KHRAccepted as theparam_name
parameter ofGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR
.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description static int
clGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR(long kernel, long device, int param_name, java.nio.ByteBuffer input_value, java.nio.ByteBuffer param_value, PointerBuffer param_value_size_ret)
Returns information about a kernel object.static int
clGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR(long kernel, long device, int param_name, java.nio.ByteBuffer input_value, PointerBuffer param_value, PointerBuffer param_value_size_ret)
PointerBuffer version of:GetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR
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CL_KERNEL_MAX_SUB_GROUP_SIZE_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
public static final int CL_KERNEL_MAX_SUB_GROUP_SIZE_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
Accepted as theparam_name
parameter ofGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR
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CL_KERNEL_SUB_GROUP_COUNT_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
public static final int CL_KERNEL_SUB_GROUP_COUNT_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
Accepted as theparam_name
parameter ofGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR
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public static int clGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR(long kernel, long device, int param_name, java.nio.ByteBuffer input_value, java.nio.ByteBuffer param_value, PointerBuffer param_value_size_ret)
Returns information about a kernel object.- Parameters:
kernel
- the kernel object being querieddevice
- identifies a specific device in the list of devices associated withkernel
. The list of devices is the list of devices in the OpenCL context that is associated withkernel
. If the list of devices associated withkernel
is a single device,device
can be aNULL
value.param_name
- specifies the information to query. One of:KERNEL_MAX_SUB_GROUP_SIZE_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
KERNEL_SUB_GROUP_COUNT_FOR_NDRANGE_KHR
input_value
- a pointer to memory where the appropriate parameterization of the query is passed from. Ifinput_value
isNULL
it is ignored.param_value
- a pointer to memory where the appropriate result being queried is returned. Ifparam_value
isNULL
, it is ignored.param_value_size_ret
- the actual size in bytes of data being queried byparam_value
. IfNULL
, it is ignored.
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clGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR
public static int clGetKernelSubGroupInfoKHR(long kernel, long device, int param_name, java.nio.ByteBuffer input_value, PointerBuffer param_value, PointerBuffer param_value_size_ret)
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// And now display the corresponding graph
from nilearn import plotting
coords = np.vstack((labels["x"], labels["y"], labels["z"])).T
// We threshold to keep only the 20% of edges with the highest value
// because the graph is very dense
plotting.plot_connectome(correlation_matrix, coords,
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// And now display the corresponding graph
from nilearn import plotting
coords = labels[["x", "y", "z"]].tolist()
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// because the graph is very dense
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Sphinx development¶
Sphinx is a maintained by a group of volunteers. We value every contribution!
- The code can be found in a Git repository, at https://github.com/sphinx-doc/sphinx/.
- Issues and feature requests should be raised in the tracker.
- The mailing list for development is at Google Groups.
- There is also the #sphinx-doc IRC channel on freenode.
For more about our development process and methods, see the Sphinx Developer’s Guide.
Extensions¶
To learn how to write your own extension, see Developing extensions for Sphinx.
The sphinx-contrib repository contains many contributed extensions. Some of them have their own releases on PyPI, others you can install from a checkout.
This is the current list of contributed extensions in that repository:
- aafig: render embedded ASCII art as nice images using aafigure
- actdiag: embed activity diagrams by using actdiag
- adadomain: an extension for Ada support (Sphinx 1.0 needed)
- ansi: parse ANSI color sequences inside documents
- argdoc: automatically generate documentation for command-line arguments, descriptions, and help text
- astah: embed diagram by using astah
- autoanysrc: Gather reST documentation from any source files
- autorun: Execute code in a
runblock
directive - blockdiag: embed block diagrams by using blockdiag
- cacoo: embed diagram from Cacoo
- cf3domain: a domain for CFEngine 3 policies
- cheader: The missing c:header directive for Sphinx’s built-in C domain
- cheeseshop: easily link to PyPI packages
- clearquest: create tables from ClearQuest queries
- cmakedomain: a domain for CMake
- coffeedomain: a domain for (auto)documenting CoffeeScript source code
- context: a builder for ConTeXt
- disqus: embed Disqus comments in documents
- documentedlist: converts a Python list to a table in the generated documentation
- doxylink: Link to external Doxygen-generated HTML documentation
- domaintools: A tool for easy domain creation
- email: obfuscate email addresses
- erlangdomain: an extension for Erlang support (Sphinx 1.0 needed)
- exceltable: embed Excel spreadsheets into documents using exceltable
- feed: an extension for creating syndication feeds and time-based overviews from your site content
- findanything: an extension to add Sublime Text 2-like findanything panels to your documentation to find pages, sections and index entries while typing
- gnuplot: produces images using gnuplot language
- googleanalytics: track web visitor statistics by using Google Analytics
- googlechart: embed charts by using Google Chart
- googlemaps: embed maps by using Google Maps
- httpdomain: a domain for documenting RESTful HTTP APIs
- hyphenator: client-side hyphenation of HTML using hyphenator
- imgur: embed Imgur images, albums, and metadata in documents
- inlinesyntaxhighlight: inline syntax highlighting
- lassodomain: a domain for documenting Lasso source code
- libreoffice: an extension to include any drawing supported by LibreOffice (e.g. odg, vsd, …)
- lilypond: an extension inserting music scripts from Lilypond in PNG format
- makedomain: a domain for GNU Make
- matlabdomain: document MATLAB code
- mockautodoc: mock imports
- mscgen: embed mscgen-formatted MSC (Message Sequence Chart)s
- napoleon: supports Google style and NumPy style docstrings
- nicovideo: embed videos from nicovideo
- nwdiag: embed network diagrams by using nwdiag
- omegat: support tools to collaborate with OmegaT (Sphinx 1.1 needed)
- osaka: convert standard Japanese doc to Osaka dialect (this is a joke extension)
- paverutils: an alternate integration of Sphinx with Paver
- phpdomain: an extension for PHP support
- plantuml: embed UML diagram by using PlantUML
- py_directive: Execute python code in a
py
directive and return a math node - rawfiles: copy raw files, like a CNAME
- requirements: declare requirements wherever you need (e.g. in test docstrings), mark statuses and collect them in a single list
- restbuilder: a builder for reST (reStructuredText) files
- rubydomain: an extension for Ruby support (Sphinx 1.0 needed)
- sadisplay: display SqlAlchemy model sadisplay
- sdedit: an extension inserting sequence diagram by using Quick Sequence Diagram Editor (sdedit)
- seqdiag: embed sequence diagrams by using seqdiag
- slide: embed presentation slides on slideshare and other sites
- swf: embed flash files
- sword: an extension inserting Bible verses from Sword
- tikz: draw pictures with the TikZ/PGF LaTeX package
- traclinks: create TracLinks to a Trac instance from within Sphinx
- versioning: Sphinx extension that allows building versioned docs for self-hosting
- whooshindex: whoosh indexer extension
- youtube: embed videos from YouTube
- zopeext: provide an
autointerface
directive for using Zope interfaces
See the extension tutorial on getting started with writing your own extensions.


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mbtools
has support for aligning shotgun metagenomic reads. Before proceeding we recommend you preprocess the reads first as described in an earlier vignette.
library(mbtools)
We use minimap2 for everything since it performs as good as other aligners but does not require explicit building of the reference. This way your reference database can just be a (compressed) fasta file.
As example data we will use 3 samples generated with the polyester read sampler from a list of 10 reference genomes in equal abundances.
Let’s create our file list for the example data and reference database:
fi <- system.file("extdata/shotgun", package = "mbtools") %>%
find_read_files()
ref <- system.file("extdata/genomes/zymo_mock.fna.gz",
package = "mbtools")
Which are 3 paired-end files.
As always we will need A config object.
config <- config_align(
reference = ref,
threads = 3,
use_existing = FALSE
)
config
## $reference
## [1] "/Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/library/mbtools/extdata/genomes/zymo_mock.fna.gz"
##
## $build_index
## [1] FALSE
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## $threads
## [1] 3
##
## $alignment_dir
## [1] "alignments"
##
## $max_hits
## [1] 100
##
## $use_existing
## [1] FALSE
##
## $limited_memory
## [1] FALSE
##
## attr(,"class")
## [1] "config"
This will be sufficient to align reads. As always the first argument can also be an artifact from quality_control
or preprocess
.
alns <- align_short_reads(fi, config)
## INFO [2019-11-05 08:19:55] Aligning 3 samples on 3 threads. Keeping up to 100 secondary alignments.
## INFO [2019-11-05 08:19:57] Finished aligning even1.
## INFO [2019-11-05 08:19:59] Finished aligning even2.
## INFO [2019-11-05 08:20:01] Finished aligning even3.
You will get an output artifact that logs the created alignments…
## id alignment success
## 1: even1 alignments/even1.bam TRUE
## 2: even2 alignments/even2.bam TRUE
## 3: even3 alignments/even3.bam TRUE
…the size of all the alignments on disk…
print(alns$disk_size, unit = "auto")
## 2.4 Mb
…and the logs in case something goes wrong.
cat(alns$logs[[1]])
## [M::mm_idx_gen::1.595*1.18] collected minimizers
## [M::mm_idx_gen::1.791*1.38] sorted minimizers
## [M::main::1.792*1.38] loaded/built the index for 10 target sequence(s)
## [M::mm_mapopt_update::1.792*1.38] mid_occ = 1000
## [M::mm_idx_stat] kmer size: 21; skip: 11; is_hpc: 0; #seq: 10
## [M::mm_idx_stat::1.870*1.36] distinct minimizers: 10112254 (98.45% are singletons); average occurrences: 1.040; average spacing: 5.997
## [M::worker_pipeline::2.002*1.38] mapped 12598 sequences
## [M::main] Version: 2.17-r941
## [M::main] CMD: minimap2 -acx sr -t 3 --secondary=yes -N 100 -I 100G /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/library/mbtools/extdata/genomes/zymo_mock.fna.gz /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/library/mbtools/extdata/shotgun/even1_S1_L001_R1_001.fasta.gz /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Versions/3.6/Resources/library/mbtools/extdata/shotgun/even1_S1_L001_R2_001.fasta.gz
## [M::main] Real time: 2.075 sec; CPU: 2.832 sec; Peak RSS: 0.574 GB


Atlassian Confluence - Commercial Wiki and knowledge management system using WebWork 2.0, Hibernate, Spring, and Velocity
Jive Software - With over 1100 customers, Jive Software's Forums and Knowledge Base products both use WebWork 2.1+ and are some of the largest deployments of WebWork
Midwinter - an open source rapid web application develop system using WebWork 2.0, Hibernate, Spring, and Velocity
TeraMEDICA - WebWork is used in TeraMEDICA's commercial TI2m product, which performs intelligent image management for the healthcare enterprise. Specifically, WebWork is a key component of the system's management interface.
EBIA COBRA and 401K Benefits Site provides law reviews for employee benefits like COBRA and 401K. The site moved from all struts to a current architecture of about 50% WebWork and 50% Struts. We are trying to move it all over to WebWork. This site is also a great example of porting from Tiles to SiteMesh.
Valtira Rolecall - Identity Management Framework that provides single sign-on for J2EE and .NET web applications.
JavaEye Reporting Tool - An open-source, web-based database reporting tool. It allows you to create reports without any programming (though you'll need SQL knowledge). It's a lightweight reporting environment, the report can be created to quickly share information via web.
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JavaBB - phpBB like forum system. Written and used at Javafree brazillian community.
CRI - A pharmecutical marketing compliance application.
Logicd.com - A logistics, shipping management, tracking, supply-chain management application.
Green Array - Green Array empowers managers at every level, in every organization. Green Array's web-hosted software solution is a simple, fast, scalable way to improve visibility, collaboration and to accelerate team performance. Integrated SWT client and WebWork 2.2 html dashboard with Hibernate persistence.
Medihome Journal - A dutch/french site with free medical streaming videos.


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Combines various font icons. You should remove the fonts you don't plan to use from this file and recompile it. |
menu_dark.scss
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Every version includes this scss file. By default it's having a light sidebar menu. If you would like to have a dark sidebar(dark background), please include this file in main scss file and recompiled it. |
style.scss /style.css
|
This is main style file. The scss version is importing all the custom scss files. Each of the scss file is containing style for speicic element. E.g Buttons, checkbox, icons, forms, etc. |
style_dark.scss /style_dark.css
|
If you would like to have a dark sidebar(dark background), please include this file.Remove the style.css from it. |
Minton uses jQuery, Bootstrap JS framework(at its core) and some of the third-party plugins. There are may more third party plugin which you can use according to your needs. The css is already containing matching style for these plugins so you will not need to do anything around it.
Files are explained below:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
jquery.js , bootstrap.js ,
jquery.nicescroll , jquery.slimscroll , etc.
|
These files are used at core of the theme. |
jquery.app.js
|
This is a main js file. It contains the custom JS code needed for features including layout, sidebar, etc. Also it contains the definition of some of the key components (e.g. notifications, portlet, etc) and code (for self-initialization) related to some of the controls (e.g. modal, range-slider, switchery, multiselect, etc). |
pages/*.js
|
These are the files containing pages specific code. They are mainly used for demo purpose. |
plugins/**.js
|
All supported and integrated third-party plugins are included in here. |
I will ask you to check the demo again and request you to notice the colors used for each of the graphs. The colors which are used in most of the graphs, are matching with the primary and base theme color. In order to do so, I required to write different markup and js code for each of them.
The theme contains various utilies including some helper classes, widgets, etc. Please see below some helper classes.
Helper Classes:
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| .p-0 | Removes all padding space |
| .p-t-0 | Remove top padding |
| .p-t-10 | Adds 10px top padding |
| .p-b-0 | Remove 0px bottom padding |
| .p-b-10 | Adds 10px bottom padding |
| .m-0 | Remove all margin |
| .m-r-5 | Adds 5px right margin |
| .m-l-5 | Adds 5px right margin |
| .m-r-10 | Adds 10px right margin |
| .m-r-15 | Adds 15px right margin |
| .m-l-10 | Adds 10px left margin |
| .m-l-15 | Adds 15px left margin |
| .m-t-0 | Remove top margin |
| .m-t-10 | Adds 10px top margin |
| .m-t-15 | Adds 15px top margin |
| .m-t-20 | Adds 20px top margin |
| .m-t-30 | Adds 30px top margin |
| .m-t-40 | Adds 40px top margin |
| .m-b-0 | Remove bottom margin |
| .m-b-5 | Adds 5px bottom margin |
| .m-b-10 | Adds 10px bottom margin |
| .m-b-15 | Adds 15px bottom margin |
| .m-b-20 | Adds 20px bottom margin |
| .m-b-25 | Adds 25px bottom margin |
| .m-b-30 | Adds 30px bottom margin |
| .w-xs | Minimum width 80px |
| .w-sm | Minimum width 95px |
| .w-md | Minimum width 110px |
| .w-lg | Minimum width 140px |
| .b-0 | Removes all borders |
We've used the following resources as listed. These are some awesome creation and we are thankful to the community.
Once again thank you for your purchase. I'll be happy to answer the the questions you have related to the theme. In case if you have any suggestion or feature, request please feel free to contact me, I'll try to implement it and will release as part of future updates.
Stay Awesome!
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Upgrading to from version -0.4.0
Some of the interfaces has been upgraded.
Initialization
mermaid_config is no longer used. Instead a call to mermaid initialize is done as in the example below:
version 0.4.0
mermaid_config = {
startOnLoad:true
};
will look like below in version 0.5.0
mermaid.initialize({
startOnLoad:true
});


AutomaticallyUpdatingSource
public protocol AutomaticallyUpdatingSource : Source
A source that monitors its properties in real-time
-
A boolean indicating if the source is currently performing automatic updated
Declaration
Swift
var isUpdating: Bool { get }
-
Start monitoring for changes. Callback closures to be called when a property is updated
Declaration
Swift
func startUpdating()
-
Stop automatically updating
Declaration
Swift
func stopUpdating()


This is a basic template to house the notes application (see tools). For more information go to this github page.


A simple user can create diaries, post comments, search and buy products.
A selling company can search create and sell products


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The perfect matchTrue love - since you've got it, flaunt it - with coordinated accessories for pets and their people. Button HERE |


Seth Medeiros
Experience
3 days at Epicodus
Html expeirence at MYSPACE
Skills
Im not
terrible
at typing
I wear glasses so I can see pretty decent
Education
like i said
3
days at
Epicodus
ive read a book once


--- title: Core Constants keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Constants" ---
BASE_URL = "https://api.discogs.com"
RELEASES_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/releases"
MASTERS_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/masters"
ARTIST_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/artists"
LABEL_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/labels"
USERS_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/users"
MARKETPLACE_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/marketplace"
LISTINGS_URL = f"{MARKETPLACE_URL}/listings"
ORDERS_URL = f"{MARKETPLACE_URL}/orders"
FEE_URL = f"{MARKETPLACE_URL}/fee"
PRICE_SUGGESTIONS_URL = f"{MARKETPLACE_URL}/price_suggestions"
INVENTORY_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/inventory"
INVENTORY_EXPORT_URL = f"{INVENTORY_URL}/export"
INVENTORY_UPLOAD_URL = f"{INVENTORY_URL}/upload"
LISTS_URL = f"{BASE_URL}/lists"
class CurrAbbr(Enum):
"""
Valid currencies for marketplace data
"""
USD = "USD"
GBP = "GBP"
EUR = "EUR"
CAD = "CAD"
AUD = "AUD"
JPY = "JPY"
CHF = "CHF"
MXN = "MXN"
BRL = "BRL"
NZD = "NZD"
SEK = "SEK"
ZAR = "ZAR"
class SortOptionsMaster(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for master releases.
"""
released = "released"
title = "title"
format = "format"
label = "label"
catno = "catno"
country = "country"
class SortOptionsArtist(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for artist releases.
"""
year = "year"
title = "title"
format = "format"
class SortOptionsLabel(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for label releases.
"""
year = "year"
title = "title"
format = "format"
class SortOptionsInventory(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for inventory.
"""
listed = "listed"
price = "price"
item = "item"
artist = "artist"
label = "label"
catno = "catno"
audio = "audio"
status = "status" # when authenticated as the inventory owner
location = "location" # when authenticated as the inventory owner
class SortOptionsOrders(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for orders.
"""
id = "id"
buyer = "buyer"
created = "created"
status = "status"
last_activity = "last_activity"
class SortOptionsCollection(Enum):
"""
Valid sort options for collections.
"""
label = "label"
artist = "artist"
title = "title"
catno = "catno"
format = "format"
rating = "rating"
added = "added"
year = "year"
class SortOrder(Enum):
"""
Valid sort order options.
"""
asc = "asc"
desc = "desc"
class StatusInventory(Enum):
"""
Valid status options for inventory items.
"""
for_sale = "For Sale"
sold = "Sold"
draft = "Draft"
expired = "Expired"
class StatusNewListing(Enum):
"""
Valid status options for inventory listing.
"""
for_sale = "For Sale"
draft = "Draft"
class StatusOrder(Enum):
"""
Valid status options for updating an order.
"""
new_order = "New Order"
buyer_contacted = "Buyer Contacted"
invoice_sent = "Invoice Sent"
payment_pending = "Payment Pending"
payment_received = "Payment Received"
shipped = "Shipped"
refund_sent = "Refund Sent"
cancelled_no_payment = "Cancelled (Non-Paying Buyer)"
cancelled_item_unavailable = "Cancelled (Item Unavailable)"
cancelled_buyer_request = "Cancelled (Per Buyer's Request)"
class StatusOrders(Enum):
"""
Valid status options for filtering order list.
"""
all = "All"
new_order = "New Order"
invoice_sent = "Invoice Sent"
buyer_contacted = "Buyer Contacted"
payment_pending = "Payment Pending"
payment_received = "Payment Received"
shipped = "Shipped"
merged = "Merged"
order_changed = "Order Changed"
refund_sent = "Refund Sent"
cancelled = "Cancelled"
cancelled_no_payment = "Cancelled (Non-Paying Buyer)"
cancelled_item_unavailable = "Cancelled (Item Unavailable)"
cancelled_buyer_request = "Cancelled (Per Buyer's Request)"
cancelled_refund_received = "Cancelled (Refund Received)"
class ReleaseCondition(Enum):
"""
Valid release conditions.
"""
mint = "Mint (M)"
near_mint = "Near Mint (NM or M-)"
very_good_plus = "Very Good Plus (VG+)"
very_good = "Very Good (VG)"
good_plus = "Good Plus (G+)"
good = "Good (G)"
fair = "Fair (F)"
poor = "Poor (P)"
class SleeveCondition(Enum):
"""
Valid listing conditions.
"""
mint = "Mint (M)"
near_mint = "Near Mint (NM or M-)"
very_good_plus = "Very Good Plus (VG+)"
very_good = "Very Good (VG)"
good_plus = "Good Plus (G+)"
good = "Good (G)"
fair = "Fair (F)"
poor = "Poor (P)"
generic = "Generic"
not_graded = "Not Graded"
no_cover = "No Cover"


This package only contains classes that re-implement Jexl-1.x interfaces and behaviors. This is intended to allow easier conversion to Jexl-2.0.
Jexl-2.0 changed a lot of APIs and behaviors, enough to warrant putting it in its own org.apache.commons.jexl2 package and avoid possible "jar-hell" cases. Those could have occured if someone was trying to use both Jexl-2.0 and Jexl-1.x.
This package contains the original Jexl-1.x main API namely ScriptFactory, ExpressionFactory, Script, Expression, JexlContext and JexlHelper. It is not 100% compatible with the original Jexl-1.x codeline but should be close enough for "casual" usage.


{% extends "basic.html" %} {% block head_title %}{{ APP_NAME }} subscribe{% endblock %} {% block body%}
we have sent you an email with activation link; and an invitation to the chat-bot!
please activate your account to start making todos.
{% endblock %}


Ketef Hinnom Silver Scrolls Articles
Here are some links to articles about the Ketef Hinnom Silver Scrolls
SIGNIFICANT SILVER: THE KETEF HINNOM READINGS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTION TO BIBLICAL STUDIES
Ketef Hinnom Scroll Jewish Insight Article
A REVISED DATE FOR PENTATEUCHAL TEXTS? EVIDENCE FROM KETEF HINNOM
Blessing in Action


Perfect10
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This API is re-caching information from Nagios every five minutes. You can access that cached information via this API.
Basic API call syntax: http://whatever.com/nagios/?w=stats
The API call is broken down into three parts: the hostname, the path to the API, and the query. http://whatever.com
is the host, /nagios/
is the path, and ?w=stats
is the query.
The query is the only thing you'll need to change. All results are in JSON format. If there is an error, it'll provide "error" as the first key in the return JSON. "Freshness" data is all standard epoch date format.
"Problems" denotes that there is something wrong with one of the service checks for a host, either one of them has returned a warning state, or a non-essential service has reported an error. "Broken" means that an essential service check has reached a critical error state. Essential services are things like check_http having a state or 2 or 3, while non-essential services include things like disk space warnings. "Broken" is meant to denote a critical failure, while "problem" is meant to denote a non-critical issue.
Click for a live example.
| ?w=stats | Returns brief general stats. |
| ?w=list | Returns a full list of all hosts and services being monitored by Nagios. |
| ?w=host&h=somesite.com | Returns information about just one host, specified by the "h" GET parameter. |
| ?w=hosts&h=ohdear.com,something.com | Returns information about a group of hosts, comma-separated, specified by the "h" GET parameter. |
| ?w=groups | Returns a list of host groups being monitored by Nagios. |
| ?w=group&g=stats-stuff | Returns a specific host group being monitored by Nagios. |
| ?w=broken | Returns a list of hosts that are marked as "broken". |
| ?w=problems | Returns a list of hosts that are marked as having a problem of some kind. |
Array (
'f' =><PHONE_NUMBER>, // freshness (when last updated)
'h' => 'whatever.com', // host name
'n' => 'Whatever!', // friendly name (if it has one, might not)
's' => 0, // current state (see below for what they mean)
'p' => false, // problem? (not catastrophic)
'b' => false, // broken?
'a' => false, // problem/broken acknowledged?
'sv' => Array ( // array of services
[0] => Array (
'n' => 'check_ping', // service name
's' => 0, // service current state (see below for what they mean)
'm' => 'Connect timeout after 10 seconds.', // some kind of error message from nagios, if any is available, only when s > 0
),
[1] => ... // more services
)
)
Array (
'f' =><PHONE_NUMBER>, // freshness (when last updated)
'n' => 'Stuff', // friendly name
'id' => 'stats-stuff', // unique ID
'p' => false, // problem? (not catastrophic)
'b' => false, // broken?
'm' => [ 'something.com', 'whatever.com', ... ] // members of this host group
)
0 = OK, 1 = WARNING, 2 = ERROR/PROBLEM, 3 = UNKNOWN


{% extends 'Project_Template.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
Your windows are not just a functional part of your home, but they also serve as a design focal point. Valley Builders can help you find the right windows as well as window treatments that will make your house the envy of the neighborhood. Having out of date windows not only compromises your home’s overall look, but it can also have an effect on your electric bill. Damaged or poorly installed windows can allow air to flow in and out of the house. Hot air leaking in the winter and cool air escaping in the summer make your airflow systems work harder than they need to. You can also be victim to unwanted critters entering your home as well as allergens, dirt and debris and mold and mildew causing moisture. Call Valley Builders today for a free estimate your new windows. We can help you find the right choice to flow with your style as well as get the most bang for your buck.


Super Galactic Age Calculator
HUMAN
-- How many Earth years old are you?
Know your fate
HUMAN --
What Earth year were you born?
Know your seconds
Output


CovidSideEffects
COVID-19 Vaccine and Male Fertility
Article
Male fertility abstract
Article
CovidResearch
ASRM
8/21-CDC
06/21-SpermParameters
04/21-Pregnancy,Fertility-LatestGuidance
DangerToPregnantLadies
Help Desk:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Miro -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>PF Checks
SharePoint
EDGG
Octopus DB
Octopus 3.1
FutureSearch
Dev
Test
Stage
Environment Names in Automation
Current
Butterfly
dev
bf-dev
test
bf-test
3
!@#Iam!@#
Windows Folders
Tech Doc
Microsoft
Insperity Home Page
EMails
Banks
TNEB
TNEB Online Payment
Search Engines
Good New Sites and Blogs
Medicine
History
Microsoft
Insperity Home Page
EMails
Banks
TNEB
TNEB Online Payment
Search Engines
Good New Sites and Blogs
Medicine
History
Microsoft
Insperity Home Page
EMails
Banks
TNEB
TNEB Online Payment
Search Engines
Good New Sites and Blogs
Medicine
History


Summernote
Default Editor
Super simple wysiwyg editor on bootstrap
Hello Summernote
Inline Editor
Air-mode give an interface without the Toolbar. To reveal popover Toolbar, select a text where you want to modify. Simply turn on airMode
and just focus on text.
This is an air-mode editable area.
- Select a text to reveal the toolbar.
- Edit rich document on-the-fly, so elastic!
End of air-mode area