27 months’ jail for AMKTC ex-GM
He received $50,000 in bribes including loans for his mistress
by THAM YUEN-C, SENIOR POLITICAL CORRESPONDENTA former general manager of Ang Mo Kio Town Council (AMKTC) was yesterday sentenced to 27 months' jail for allowing himself to be cultivated by the boss of two construction firms despite knowing it was wrong.
Wong Chee Meng, 59, also known as Victor Wong, received some $50,000 in bribes from Chia Sin Lan, 64, a director and shareholder of 19-ANC Enterprise and 19-NS2 Enterprise.
Chia, who was sentenced to 21 months in jail, had given Wong a discount on a car purchase, loaned him money to help his mistress, and also paid for visits to KTV lounges, restaurants, massage spas and a hotel in hopes of advancing the interests of his companies.
The two firms were each fined $75,000.
Wong was also asked to pay a penalty of $23,398.09, as repayment of his ill-gotten gains.
District Judge John Ng said: "Such a sentence is severe enough... to remind us... that 'absolute probity is demanded of all officers and employees of town councils'.
"The sentence also signals clearly our zero tolerance for corruption in general and corruption that undermines public administration in particular."
Wong was AMKTC's general manager from 2013 to 2016. He was employed by CPG Facilities Management, which was AMKTC's managing agent.
In September 2016, AMKTC received a complaint about the way he handled contracts. He was removed from duty a month later and was investigated by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.
Wong, in December 2014, first asked for a discount on a Toyota Corolla Altis that 19-ANC was looking to sell.
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As the two men got closer, Wong asked Chia for loans - once in June 2015 to pay for renovations to the house of his mistress in China, and again in November that year to help her after she fell prey to an investment scam.
Between May 2015 and July 2016, Chia also entertained Wong on 29 occasions, spending about $7,000.
The most serious aspect of what Wong did was in receiving the benefits from Chia knowing full well they were "laced with a corrupt intent", said the judge.
He had allowed himself to become beholden to Chia.
Judge Ng said that while Wong was an employee of a private company, his role required that he exercise some of the powers of the town council, which is a statutory body.
Thus the public interest in preventing a loss of confidence in Singapore's public administration was a factor in sentencing.
But while the two men were guilty of corruption, their actions had not compromised several contracts worth $9,874,650 awarded to 19-ANC and 19-NS2 between 2014 and 2016, said the judge.
Wong and Chia, who had been chatting outside the court earlier, did not talk to each other after the sentencing.
They shared a few minutes with family members before being led away to the sound of sobbing and someone crying out "take care".
Wong was in tears as Chia looked stonily ahead.


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There are literaly thousands of frameworks out there for PHP and other languages.
Most of them are inspired by either the powerful structure of Rails or by the simplicity of Sinatra.
The goal of this project was to create a standalone library that is just under 500 lines of source code and
allows you to manage core areas of web-app development (code organization, routing and templating) in both the Rails and Sinatra way.
How you'll fetch records from your database or what ORM you will use, we leave up to you.
After you download marley and configure your web server to send all requests to the index.php, you're ready to start jammin'!
require_once 'marley.php';
$app = new Marley();
Of course, you will be able to easily change Marley's settings to match your needs. The default settings are:
$app->config([
'base_url' => null, // Marley figures it out.
'root_dir' => $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'],
'templates_dir' => '/views',
'layouts_dir' => '/views/layouts',
'layout' => 'main',
'extension' => '.html.php',
'controller_dir' => '/controllers',
'controller_file_suffix' => '_controller.php',
'controller_class_suffix' => 'Controller'
]);
The meaning of each of these settings will become clear in later sections.
Let's start with a Sinatra-style syntax. Along the way, we will explore Marley's two core features:
routing with parameters and templating.
/app
/views
index.html.php
index.php
The code below will match the "root" request, execute the callback function and render a template inside the "/views" directory called "index.html.php"
# index.php
$app->get('/', function() {
$this->data->name = 'Bob';
$this->render('index');
});
Every property you assign to $this->data
object inside a callback function becomes a variable inside a template.
By default, Marley assumes that all templates are located inside the "/views" directory.

The name is: <?=$name?>

The resulting rendered markup will look like this:

The name is: Bob

Parameters in a route start with a colon `:` symbol.
The values of each route parameter are then passed to a callback function as arguments.
The example below will match requests in the following way:
/artist/marley/45
/artist/queen/46
/artist/coldplay/77
# index.php
$app->get('/artist/:name/:id', function($name, $id) {
// make a database query or something to get artist's info.
$this->data->artist = get_data_from_db_by($id);
$this->data->name = $name;
$this->render('artist');
});

<?=$name?>

<?=$artist['genre']?>

<?=$artist['upcoming_tour']?>

<?=$artist['number_of_albums']?>

etc...

For convenience, you can also access values of each route parameter in the $_GET array.
$app->get('/artist/:name/:id', function() {
$this->data->artist = get_data_from_db_by($_GET[':id']);
$this->data->name = $_GET[':name'];
$this->render('artist');
});
When you specify a route parameter, Marley by default uses the [^/]+ regex under the hood to match it.
If you want more control or a specific match, you can specify a custom regex after the parameter name.
The syntax is:
:parameter_name(regular expression)
$app->get('/artist/:name/:id([0-9]+)', function($name, $id) {
// If this route matched, then $id is definitely a whole number.
// btw, you don't have to render a template, you can just print something.
print $name . ' and ' . $id;
});
If you're doing any kind of real-world web application, you will need layouts -
template containers which contain repeated sections of your application -
so you will not have to specify your link and script tags or a site header on every page.
Layouts are like normal templates, except they contain a keyword {{yield}}
which is replaced by the rendered template later.
By default, Marley assumes that layouts are located inside "/views/layouts"
directory and the default layout is called "main.html.php".
So if you have a directory structure like this:
/app
/views
/layouts
main.html.php
index.html.php
index.php

<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>App title</title>

{{yield}}

Hello, <?=$name?>, do you wanna join us?

The code below will match requests like this:
/bob
/nicole
/mike
$app->get('/:name', function($name) {
$this->data->name = ucfirst($name);
$this->render('index');
});
And automatically render the specified 'index' view inside the main layout.
Since rendering a template inside a layout is the most common behaviour, you won't have to explicitly specify it.
Marley will do it automatically by default.
The resulting markup will look like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>App title</title>

Hello Bob, do you wanna join us?

If you have a main layout and you don't want your template to be rendered inside that layout, you can pass an option like this:
$app->get('/:name', function($name) {
$this->data->name = ucfirst($name);
$this->render('index', ['layout' => false]);
});
The resulting markup on the same request will be:

Hello Bob, do you wanna join us?

In many cases, just one main layout will not be enough, so you'll create different layouts for different purposes.
Specifying what layout the template should be rendered in is very simple.
The code below will render the 'index' template inside a '/views/layouts/promo.html.php' layout instead of the main layout.
$app->get('/:name', function($name) {
$this->data->name = ucfirst($name);
$this->render('index', ['layout' => 'promo']);
});
Nothing, really, just use a different method name. Everything else works the same way.
$app->post('/track/submit', function() {
print_r($_POST);
});
OK, You've come this far already. We have explored Marley's basic routing, layouting and templating functionality. Now it's time to dig into code organization.
/app
/controllers
artist_controller.php
/views
artist/
index.html.php
show.html.php
albums.html.php
index.php
Sinatra-style routing is cool and simple, but creating large web applications requires a lot of code to be executed when a specific route is matched and specifying all that code inside a single callback function doesn't seems useful.
That's where Rails way of doing things comes in. On the surface the routing part looks even more simple than Sinatra's style. Take a look:
$app->get('/', 'artist#index');
$app->get('/artist/show/:id', 'artists#show');
$app->get('/artist/album/:title([a-z]+)', 'artists#albums');
There are however many things happening under the hood.
The main change, you'll notice, is that, instead of a callback function we specify a string, which has two parts in it, separated by a hash symbol. The part before the hash symbol is a controller name, the part after the hash is a method name inside that controller.
So, all above requests will be routed to the controller (a PHP class) called ArtistController,
which is located inside the "/controllers" directory.
By default, Marley assumes that
all controllers are located inside the "/controllers" directory and each file has a suffix "_controller" after the name.
So the controller class inside artist_controller.php file will look like this:
class ArtistController {
public function index() {
}
public function show($id) {
// make a database query or something to get artist's info.
$this->data->artist = get_data_from_db_by($id);
}
public function album($title) {
$this->data->title = $title;
}
}
Note that we're not specifying what template should be rendered when these methods are called.
Marley, by default, will render a template with the same name as method, from a template directory with the same name as the controller.
So, if we have the main layout and the album templates like this:

<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>App title</title>

{{yield}}

Title of the album is: <?=$title?>

All these requests:
/artist/album/jammin
/artist/album/innuendo
/artist/album/ghost
Will be routed to album() method inside ArtistController class and
/views/artist/album.html.php template will be rendered. The resulting markup will look like this:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>App title</title>

Title of the album is: Jammin

All automatic layouting functionality is the same as explained in the Sinatra section.
A resource route is a shortcut that maps common routes to a related method in a controller. So this line:
$app->resource('albums');
Is equivalent to all of the following routes:
$app->get('/albums', 'albums#index');
$app->get('/albums/new', 'albums#new_');
$app->post('/albums/create', 'albums#create');
$app->get('/albums/:id/edit', 'albums#edit');
$app->post('/albums/:id/update', 'albums#update');
$app->post('/albums/:id/delete', 'albums#delete');
$app->get('/albums/:id', 'albums#show');
We use the name new_, because PHP doesn't allows new to be a function's name. During automatic template rendering, Marley will therefore look for a template file called /album/new_.html.php
If you follow the naming conventions described above, you'll be writing much less code. Out of the box, different parts of the application will be automatically connected!
But, there's no definite answer. From a practical expierience,
Rails way of routing and code organization is preferable for large appliations while Sinatra's way
is more suitable for small, single page apps.
In the end, it's entirely your call, that's why Marley gives you a choice.
In the previous sections, we explored some basic functionality of the $this->render() method. Let's now dig into other types of its usage.
There are three different ways to specify template path to the render() method:
1. Relative to a controller directory inside the templates directory or relative to the templates directory.
$this->render('edit');
If you're using Sinatra-style routing, this will search for a file called /views/edit.html.php or if you're using Rails-style routing and controller is called "Album", this will search for a file called /views/album/edit.html.php
2. Relative to the templates directory.
$this->render('shared/item');
No matter what style of routing you are using, this will always search files relative to the templates directory, in this example it will search for a file called /views/shared/item.html.php
3. Absolute path.
$this->render('/var/www/views/crazy');
If the name starts with a slash, Marley assumes its an absolute path, so it will search for a file called /var/www/views/crazy.html.php
Partial templates are lightweight template snippets that you can use inside other templates.
By convention, partial template names should start with underscore `_` character.
So, for example, if we have a directory structure like this:
/app
/views
_list_item.html.php
index.html.php
artists.html.php
index.php
Both, index and artists templates can use _list_item partial template to render something.
# index.php
$app->get('/', function($name, $id) {
$this->data->site_title = 'Welcome to the Index page.';
$this->data->artists = [
['name' => 'Coldplay', 'year' => 1977],
['name' => 'Queen', 'year' => 1946],
['name' => 'Marley', 'year' => 1945]
];
$this->render('index');
});
$app->get('/artists', function($name, $id) {
$this->data->artists = [
['name' => 'Coldplay', 'year' => 1977],
['name' => 'Queen', 'year' => 1946],
['name' => 'Marley', 'year' => 1945]
];
$this->render('artist');
});

<?=$name?>, Year: <?=$year?>

<?=site_title?>

<? foreach ($artists as $artist) : ?>
<? $this->render(['partial' => '_list_item', 'data' => $artist]); ?>
<? endforeach; ?>

<? foreach ($artists as $artist) : ?>
<? $this->render(['partial' => '_list_item', 'data' => $artist]); ?>
<? endforeach; ?>

The result of the `/` index route will be this:

Welcome to the Index page.

Coldplay, Year: 1977

Queen, Year: 1946

Marley, Year: 1945

And the result of the `/artists` route will be this:

Coldplay, Year: 1977

Queen, Year: 1946

Marley, Year: 1945

Render a JSON data with HTTP content-type application/json
$album = [
"name" => "Innuendo",
"year" => 1991,
"artist" => "Queen",
"tracks" => [
"Innuendo",
"I'm Going Slightly Mad",
"Headlong",
"I Can't Live with You",
"Ride the Wild Wind",
"All God's People",
"These Are the Days of Our Lives",
"Delilah",
"Don't Try So Hard",
"The Hitman",
"Bijou",
"The Show Must Go On"
]
];
$this->render(['json' => $album]);
Outputs:
{
"name": "Innuendo",
"year": 1991,
"artist": "Queen",
"tracks": [
"Innuendo",
"I'm Going Slightly Mad",
"Headlong",
"I Can't Live with You",
"Ride the Wild Wind",
"All God's People",
"These Are the Days of Our Lives",
"Delilah",
"Don't Try So Hard",
"The Hitman",
"Bijou",
"The Show Must Go On"
]
}
Render an output with HTTP content-type text/javascript.
$app->get('/dynamic-javascript', function() {
$this->render(['js' => 'var year = 1945; console.log(year);']);
});

Check-out the console :)
Render an output with HTTP content-type text/plain.
$this->render(['plain' => 'Hello']);
HTTP response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
Hello
Render an output with HTTP content-type text/html.
$this->render(['html' => 'Hello
']);
HTTP response:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

Hello

Render an output with HTTP content-type text/html and error code 404
$this->render(['html' => 'Hello
', 'status' => 404]);
HTTP response:
HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

Hello

Often you'll need global objects, functions and variables to be accessible inside templates and controllers. Marley gives you a share() method that does exactly that.
So, for example, if we have a global database object that has a function get_user_info() and a user object that holds users data like is_authenticated, name, age and etc.
// Global objects
$db = new DatabaseHelper();
$user = new User();
// Marley
$app = new Marley();
// Share global obects to Marley's templates and controllers.
$app->share('db', $db);
$app->share('user', $user);
// Use shared objects inside a callback function.
// $this->db is the shared database object and
// $this->user is the shared user object.
$app->get('/profile', function() {
if ($this->user->is_authenticated) {
$this->data->info = $this->db->get_user_info();
$this->render('profile');
} else {
$this->redirect('/auth/login');
}
});
You can also initialize classes directly as shared objects, so the above code could be rewritten like this:
$app->share('db', new DatabaseHelper());
$app->share('user', new User());
Sharing functions is also possible:
$app->share('print_escaped', function($str) {
print htmlentities($str, ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');
});
$app->get('/artist/:name', function($name) {
$this->print_escaped($name);
});
And you can use shared objects and functions inside a template as well.

<? if ($this->user->is_authenticated) : ?>

Hello: <?=$this->user->name?>

You are <?=$this->user->age?> years old.
<? endif; ?>
Here are configuration snippets for common web servers to redirect "non-file" requests to index.php
# Apache .htaccess
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php [QSA,L]
</IfModule>
# nginx
server {
location / {
try_files $uri /index.php;
}
}


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So I managed to use the Trigo Garmin bike mount I wrote about the other day on my way to work.
I have to say that whilst it performed the job reasonably well, I had a few issues with it.
Firstly, when the Trigo is attached so that it doesn’t fold into my wheels when the Brompton folds down, the display isn’t in the best location on the handlebars. I can’t adjust this without an Allen Key. There is a degree of play, but not enough to get it in a good location for me.
Second, the mount itself wobbles about a bit - the mount itself is secure but it does seem to wobble whilst in it’s location. It’s not to bad, but it is noticeable. This may be solved by using the plastic washers that came with it, but I didn’t fit these as these proved to fiddly to install. I’m not convinced that these would solve the issue however.
In general, it performs as it should but there are a few teething issues. I’ll probably look into changing the mount over so it points inwards whilst riding rather than outwards as that’ll affect the fold. However, I’ll have to be careful with pointing it inwards in case it sticks out whilst folded.
I was planning on replacing the Brompton with a newer one - an M type this time around. That means that I can install the cross bar for some additional room on the cockpit and I should be able to nicely fit the Garmin on with the standard mounts.


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The nature of small town life in the American South is the topic of this film by established director, Robert Altman. This film follows a traditional narrative, rather than having a ensemble style of earlier Altman works, such as Nashville or Ready to Wear, but in typical Altman fashion, the characters are given surprising depth considering the number that are presented.
The oldest living member of the Orcutt family is Jewel Mae "Cookie" Orcutt (Patricia Neal). She is a widow living alone and missing her beloved husband. Her primary company is close friend Willis Richland (Charles Dutton), who acts as the caretaker of Cookie's estate, which mainly consists of a stately home and its possessions. Cookie's closest family in town are her two nieces, Camille Orcutt (Glenn Close) and Cora Duvall (Julianne Moore). The eccentric Camille is director of the Easter play that the small town in putting on, in which the dim-witted Cora is playing the lead. In the play as in real life, Cora always taking orders from her bossy sister Camille. Cora's daughter, Emma Duvall (Liv Tyler), has recently return to town. Although she has a strong attachment to her friend Willis and her lover, police officer Jason Brown (Chris O'Donnell), she does not get along with either her mother or her aunt, who disapprove of the spirited young woman's lifestyle and disregard for decorum. Life in the small town is quiet until Cookie's death. Although the frail old woman was longing to rejoin her departed husband, her departure resembles a murder scene.
Fishing a recurring theme, as it symbolizes the tranquillity of the small town and the camaraderie it fosters between people. When people fish together, the long quiet times together build a bond of trust. This is why one of the deputies, Lester (Ned Beatty), is sure his fishing buddy Willis is innocent, even though the circumstantial evidence initially makes him the prime suspect in Cookie's death.
The languid pace of southern life pervades even the murder investigation. Although all initial evidence incriminates Willis, no one really believes he is involved. In such a small, interconnected society, people understand the character and motivations of others. Indeed, even as he is being held in jail, Willis is surrounded by his friends and lives a comfortable existence until the investigation finally unravels the truth.
Altman extracts strong performances from the cast, except from Close, who goes too far.  Given the narrowness of her character, she is given too much screen time. Dutton and Tyler are strong as the other main characters who are given enough time to develop.
The narrative becomes weak when the uninspired theme of just desserts and racial politics is presented. This part of the story is annoying because it is unnecessary. The interesting components are the variety of characters and their relationships. The criminal act and investigation give a skeleton on which to build a story, but too much importance is given to this component alone.
Recommended. As usual, Robert Altman uses a composite of many characters to draw a larger picture, capturing the flavor of the locale. The writing is capable when it is developing the characters, but sags when it becomes somewhat preachy. The acting is generally strong and enjoyable except for one grating character and manic performance.
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Set the kernel's power management settings to use the userspace governor. The userspace governor allows the user to manually change the kernel's frequency. The kernel will not dynamically alter the frequency no matter the system load.


The Java EE 7 Tutorial
12.3 Writing Managed Bean Methods
Methods of a managed bean can perform several application-specific functions for components on the page. These functions include
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Performing processing associated with navigation
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Handling action events
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Performing validation on the component's value
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Handling value-change events
By using a managed bean to perform these functions, you eliminate the need to implement the javax.faces.validator.Validator
interface to handle the validation or one of the listener interfaces to handle events. Also, by using a managed bean instead of a Validator
implementation to perform validation, you eliminate the need to create a custom tag for the Validator
implementation.
In general, it is good practice to include these methods in the same managed bean that defines the properties for the components referencing these methods. The reason for doing so is that the methods might need to access the component's data to determine how to handle the event or to perform the validation associated with the component.
The following sections explain how to write various types of managed bean methods.
12.3.1 Writing a Method to Handle Navigation
An action method, a managed bean method that handles navigation processing, must be a public method that takes no parameters and returns an Object
, which is the logical outcome that the navigation system uses to determine the page to display next. This method is referenced using the component tag's action
attribute.
The following action method is from the managed bean CashierBean
, which is invoked when a user clicks the Submit button on the page. If the user has ordered more than $100 worth of books, this method sets the rendered
properties of the fanClub
and specialOffer
components to true
, causing them to be displayed on the page the next time that page is rendered.
After setting the components' rendered
properties to true
, this method returns the logical outcome null
. This causes the JavaServer Faces implementation to re-render the page without creating a new view of the page, retaining the customer's input. If this method were to return purchase
, which is the logical outcome to use to advance to a payment page, the page would re-render without retaining the customer's input. In this case, you want to re-render the page without clearing the data.
If the user does not purchase more than $100 worth of books or if the thankYou
component has already been rendered, the method returns bookreceipt
. The JavaServer Faces implementation loads the bookreceipt.xhtml
page after this method returns:
public String submit() { ... if ((cart().getTotal()> 100.00) && !specialOffer.isRendered()) { specialOfferText.setRendered(true); specialOffer.setRendered(true); return null; } else if (specialOffer.isRendered() && !thankYou.isRendered()) { thankYou.setRendered(true); return null; } else { ... cart.clear(); return ("bookreceipt"); } }
Typically, an action method will return a String
outcome, as shown in the preceding example. Alternatively, you can define an Enum
class that encapsulates all possible outcome strings and then make an action method return an enum
constant, which represents a particular String
outcome defined by the Enum
class.
The following example uses an Enum
class to encapsulate all logical outcomes:
public enum Navigation { main, accountHist, accountList, atm, atmAck, transferFunds, transferAck, error }
When it returns an outcome, an action method uses the dot notation to reference the outcome from the Enum
class:
public Object submit(){ ... return Navigation.accountHist; }
The section Referencing a Method That Performs Navigation explains how a component tag references this method. The section Writing Properties Bound to Component Instances explains how to write the bean properties to which the components are bound.
12.3.2 Writing a Method to Handle an Action Event
A managed bean method that handles an action event must be a public method that accepts an action event and returns void
. This method is referenced using the component tag's actionListener
attribute. Only components that implement javax.faces.component.ActionSource
can refer to this method.
In the following example, a method from a managed bean named ActionBean
processes the event of a user clicking one of the links on the page:
public void chooseBookFromLink(ActionEvent event) { String current = event.getComponent().getId(); FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(); String bookId = books.get(current); context.getExternalContext().getSessionMap().put("bookId", bookId); }
This method gets the component that generated the event from the event object; then it gets the component's ID, which is a code for the book. The method matches the code against a HashMap
object that contains the book codes and corresponding book ID values. Finally, the method sets the book ID by using the selected value from the HashMap
object.
Referencing a Method That Handles an Action Event explains how a component tag references this method.
12.3.3 Writing a Method to Perform Validation
Instead of implementing the javax.faces.validator.Validator
interface to perform validation for a component, you can include a method in a managed bean to take care of validating input for the component. A managed bean method that performs validation must accept a javax.faces.context.FacesContext
, the component whose data must be validated, and the data to be validated, just as the validate
method of the Validator
interface does. A component refers to the managed bean method by using its validator
attribute. Only values of UIInput
components or values of components that extend UIInput
can be validated.
Here is an example of a managed bean method that validates user input, from The guessnumber-cdi CDI Example:
public void validateNumberRange(FacesContext context, UIComponent toValidate, Object value) { if (remainingGuesses <= 0) { ((UIInput) toValidate).setValid(false); FacesMessage message = new FacesMessage("No guesses left!"); context.addMessage(toValidate.getClientId(context), message); return; } int input = (Integer) value; if (input < minimum || input> maximum) { ((UIInput) toValidate).setValid(false); FacesMessage message = new FacesMessage("Invalid guess"); context.addMessage(toValidate.getClientId(context), message); } }
The validateNumberRange
method performs two different validations.
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valid
property of theUIInput
component tofalse
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If the user has some remaining guesses, the method then retrieves the local value of the component. If the input value is outside the allowable range, the method again sets the
valid
property of theUIInput
component tofalse
, queues a different message on theFacesContext
instance, and returns.
See Referencing a Method That Performs Validation for information on how a component tag references this method.
12.3.4 Writing a Method to Handle a Value-Change Event
A managed bean that handles a value-change event must use a public method that accepts a value-change event and returns void
. This method is referenced using the component's valueChangeListener
attribute. This section explains how to write a managed bean method to replace the javax.faces.event.ValueChangeListener
implementation.
The following example tag comes from Registering a Value-Change Listener on a Component, where the h:inputText
tag with the id
of name
has a ValueChangeListener
instance registered on it. This ValueChangeListener
instance handles the event of entering a value in the field corresponding to the component. When the user enters a value, a value-change event is generated, and the processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent)
method of the ValueChangeListener
class is invoked:
<h:inputText id="name" size="30" value="#{cashierBean.name}" required="true" requiredMessage="#{bundle.ReqCustomerName}"> <f:valueChangeListener type="javaeetutorial.dukesbookstore.listeners.NameChanged" /> </h:inputText>
Instead of implementing ValueChangeListener
, you can write a managed bean method to handle this event. To do this, you move the processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent)
method from the ValueChangeListener
class, called NameChanged
, to your managed bean.
Here is the managed bean method that processes the event of entering a value in the name
field on the page:
public void processValueChange(ValueChangeEvent event) throws AbortProcessingException { if (null != event.getNewValue()) { FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext(). getSessionMap().put("name", event.getNewValue()); } }
To make this method handle the ValueChangeEvent
generated by an input component, reference this method from the component tag's valueChangeListener
attribute. See Referencing a Method That Handles a Value-Change Event for more information.


UPDATE and DELETE with table alias in Microsoft SQL Server
Last week I came across following SQL statement:
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WHERE A.KEY1 = '1'
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AND B.KEY2 = A.KEY2);
This SQL statement was running fine in Oracle but was failing in Microsoft SQL Server (MSS) with followiing error:
[Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL Server]Incorrect syntax near 'A'.
I became perplexed but little Googling told me that syntax for using table alias for UPDATE
and DELETE
in MSS is different. The above SQL statement needs to be modified as below:
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DELETE A
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Observe that the table alias was specified just after DELETE
keyword. Similarly, for UPDATE
statement, table alias should be specified jut after UPDATE
keyword.


ASU IRIS Lab
ASU Intelligent Robotics and Interactive Systems (IRIS) Lab website: https://asu-iris.github.io/
Two Ph.D. Positions Available!
The Intelligent Robotics and Interactive Systems (IRIS) lab at Arizona State University (ASU) is seeking two Ph.D. applicants in the areas of robot learning and control for human-robot interaction and robot dexterous manipulation. The positions will commence as early as Spring 2024 and are fully funded (tuition + monthly salary).
The IRIS lab focuses on developing interactive intelligence, enabling robots to (1) seamlessly interact with humans by understanding human intent, assisting with human decision-making, improving their intelligence through human intuitive interactions, and (2) skillfully manipulate physical objects by learning and planning with physical representations, touching and affecting objects with maximum dexterity, toward human-level physical intelligence.
Research Topics
- Robot learning with human general interactions (e.g., physical interaction and/or language interaction)
- Planning and control for human-robot systems
- Computer vision and learnable geometry for dexterous manipulation
- Task and motion planning for sequential manipulation
- Fundamental research in planning, control, and machine learning.
Basic Requirement
- Strong passion for the above research areas and desire to solve challenging problems
- Master’s degree in robotics, mechanical engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, or a related field with outstanding academic performance
- Strong analytical and coding skills
- Good communication skills in both written and spoken English, meeting the English requirement from the School: https://semte.engineering.asu.edu/mechanical-graduate/
Desired Skills
- Knowledge of robotics, controls, planning, and machine learning
- Knowledge of optimization and linear algebra
- Experience in machine learning or computer vision, proficient in learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch)
- Experience in robot programming, especially with Python and C++
How to Apply
- Applying for ASU Mechanical Engineering PhD Program via https://semte.engineering.asu.edu/mechanical-graduate/ and indicate Dr. Wanxin Jin as your prospective supervisor in your statement of purpose.
- Before applying, you are encouraged to reach out to Wanxin Jin at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your CV and transcripts to discuss your interest.
Application Deadlines
- If you want to join in Spring 2024, the deadline of application is August 1, 2023.
- If you want to join in Fall 2024, the deadline of application is December 31, 2023.


Madhuri Dixit Has The Most Heartfelt Wish For GURU Saroj Khan
Taking to her social media handle, Madhuri Dixit shared a BTS video of the tribute she paid to Saroj Khan during the IIFA 2019.
by Koimoi.com TeamSome of Bollywood’s most iconic hook-steps have come from the duo Madhuri Dixit-Saroj Khan. And now as Saroj Khan turns 71 today, Madhuri Dixit has the most heart-melting wishes for her Guru.
Taking to her social media handle, Madhuri Dixit shared a BTS video of the tribute she paid to Saroj Khan during the IIFA 2019.
In yet another post, Madhuri poured her heart out while wishing her “most favorite choreographer” on the social media platform. Sharing a picture of hers with Saroj Khan, the Hum Aap K Hain Kaun actress wrote a caption that read, “Happy birthday to one of my favorite people @mastersarojkhan ji. Our journey together has been amazing and I will always be proud of the legacy you have created. You are my Guru and will always hold a very special place in my heart.”
Madhuri gave a tribute to Saroj Khan during her IIFA 2019 performance, who has choreographed Madhuri for some of her most loved songs like Tamma Tamma, Channe K Khet Mein, Dhak Dhak Karne Laga, and Maar Dala among many more.
Born as Nirmala Nagpal in Mumbai to a couple migrated to India after partition, Saroj Khan started as a child actor in the industry. She learned dancing on the sets from noted choreographer and Kathak guru B Sohanlal.
Meanwhile, Madhuri Dixit was last seen in Karan Johar’s magnum opus Kalank. Though the film boast of an impressive ensemble of Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Sanjay Dutt, and Aditya Roy Kapur, the film failed to impress the masses and was also a box office dud!


ajaxErrorHTML can also be a function that returns an HTML string.
ajaxErrorHTML
In this example, our buggy.php script is acting strange and returning invalid JSON and long response times.


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| sf::Mouse::Button | GetButton () const |
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predicate.
filter:orderBy(array, expression[, reverse]);
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Dhh
DHH, the creator of the Ruby on Rails framework(say what??), came today (via Skype) to speak to the Flatiron School’s Ruby006 class for a whole hour. It was rad that he took the time out to do that and awesome to hear what he had to say about Ruby and learning to program.
One thing he said that stuck with me was the following:
Programming with Ruby is more fun than any other language.
In fact, DHH said he didn’t really realize how much he loved to code until he started using Ruby to do it.
Although he could accomplish things pretty easily with languages like PHP (where there’s always a method that’ll take you directly where you need to go), the experience he had to get to that same program using Ruby was more enjoyable.
It wasn’t until he used Ruby that he could really look at code and say “This is beautiful.”
This was good to hear for a few reasons. I’ve spoken with a number of ex-programmers who’ve had negative feelings towards the profession (which I realize is not the same thing as having negative feelings towards programming in general). And it scared me that, although I’m loving what I’ve done so far with Ruby, that this would not translate at all to a work environment. But after hearing what DHH said, the negative feelings may make more sense, especially given the people with these feelings were using more primitive, “less expressive” languages like PHP or C.
On the flipside, if DHH didn’t love programming until Ruby, does that mean I won’t enjoy learning another language? That might pose a problem, especially because creating software for native mobile applications (so important right now) requires learning other languages, which involve frameworks which are closed- (not open source) like Objective C - the iOS language.
I can’t speak to these languages and their merrits personally, and I’ll deal with potentially not enjoying coding sometimes when it happens.
But the whole iOS app development thing brings me to another point DHH made- he said that the very fact that a language or a framework is open source changes the way it evolves and the way great developers (like DHH) will interact with it.
I loved the metaphor DHH used to describe what it was like developing an iPhone appilcation. In his early programming days, he programmed mostly for others, then he started his own business, BaseCamp and built this amazing framework, Rails - so, in short, he’s sort of surpasssed the whole “working for the man” thing at this point. And then all of a sudden he wants to create an iOS app, and it’s like he’s back in school; he has to submit an assignment and wait for the teacher to grade him (someone at Apple to approve it) for it to be available in the Apple store. Otherwise NO ONE can access it.
With open source software, anyone can create and contribute and immediately make amazing (or shitty software) available to whomever wants it.
 And full disclosure, I didn’t know he existed until a month ago, but Avi really talked him up so I was stoked when I saw him on the screen. Thanks DHH (and Avi Flombaum)!


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To Be Close To You
(Backstreet Boys) |
|
Spoken
word
This is for the lovers Strictly for the lovers Yeah You got someone you wanna get close to Then get close to this Oooh (2x) Just to be close to you Yo! Drop the verse Like a flower to a tree That's how close I wanna be To your heart (To your heart, heart) Like the stars to the night And daytime is to light Will never part (Will never part) I want you to be The only thing that I've seen 'Cuz I believe it's our destiny Chorus Just to be close Just to be close It's the only thing That I wanna do (that I wanna do) Oooh, just to be close (close) Just to be close to you (Closer to you) Just to be close So lonely is the night Without you to hold me tight (I wanna hold you closer) I need you (Baby hold me closer, closer My life would mean nothing Without the joy you bring To me, You know (3x) There will never be (never be) No one else for me You are like a dream, that became reality Chorus Gonna give you all my love I'm gonna give it to you (2x) All my love, I'm gonna give it to you (2x) Give you everything you need I'm gonna give it to you (2x) Give you all you want (To be close to you) To be close to you (close to you) Close to you Chorus I don't want to be without your side I'll never never never ever let you go Just wanna be close to you I don't want to be without you girl Never never never ever let me go Just to be close Never be No one else for me You are like a dream That became reality Chorus I just wanna be close to you Oooooh I just wanna be close To you |


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001/* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one 003 * or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file 004 * distributed with this work for additional information 005 * regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file 006 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the 007 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance 008 * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 009 * 010 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 011 * 012 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, 013 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an 014 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY 015 * KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the 016 * specific language governing permissions and limitations 017 * under the License. 018 */ 019package org.apache.shiro.event.support; 020 021import org.apache.shiro.event.EventBus; 022import org.slf4j.Logger; 023import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; 024 025import java.util.ArrayList; 026import java.util.Collections; 027import java.util.HashSet; 028import java.util.LinkedHashMap; 029import java.util.List; 030import java.util.Map; 031import java.util.Set; 032import java.util.concurrent.locks.Lock; 033import java.util.concurrent.locks.ReentrantReadWriteLock; 034 035/** 036 * A default event bus implementation that synchronously publishes events to registered listeners. Listeners can be 037 * registered or unregistered for events as necessary. 038 *
 039 * An event bus enables a publish/subscribe paradigm within Shiro - components can publish or consume events they 040 * find relevant without needing to be tightly coupled to other components. This affords great 041 * flexibility within Shiro by promoting loose coupling and high cohesion between components and a much safer 042 * pluggable architecture that is more resilient to change over time. 043 *
Sending Events
 044 * If a component wishes to publish events to other components: 045 *
 046 * MyEvent myEvent = createMyEvent(); 047 * eventBus.publish(myEvent); 048 *
 049 * The event bus will determine the type of event and then dispatch the event to components that wish to receive 050 * events of that type. 051 *
Receiving Events
 052 * A component can receive events of interest by doing the following. 053 *
 054 *
For each type of event you wish to consume, create a public method that accepts a single event argument. 055 * The method argument type indicates the type of event to receive.
 056 *
Annotate each of these public methods with the {@link org.apache.shiro.event.Subscribe Subscribe} annotation.
 057 *
Register the component with the event bus: 058 *
 059 * eventBus.register(myComponent); 060 *
 061 *
 062 *
 063 * After registering the component, when when an event of a respective type is published, the component's 064 * {@code Subscribe}-annotated method(s) will be invoked as expected. 065 * 066 * This design (and its constituent helper components) was largely influenced by 067 * Guava's EventBus 068 * concept, although no code was shared/imported (even though Guava is Apache 2.0 licensed and could have 069 * been used). 070 * 071 * This implementation is thread-safe and may be used concurrently. 072 * 073 * @since 1.3 074 */ 075public class DefaultEventBus implements EventBus { 076 077 private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(DefaultEventBus.class); 078 079 private static final String EVENT_LISTENER_ERROR_MSG = "Event listener processing failed. Listeners should " + 080 "generally handle exceptions directly and not propagate to the event bus."; 081 082 //this is stateless, we can retain a static final reference: 083 private static final EventListenerComparator EVENT_LISTENER_COMPARATOR = new EventListenerComparator(); 084 085 private EventListenerResolver eventListenerResolver; 086 087 //We want to preserve registration order to deliver events to objects in the order that they are registered 088 //with the event bus. This has the nice effect that any Shiro system-level components that are registered first 089 //(likely to happen upon startup) have precedence over those registered by end-user components later. 090 // 091 //One might think that this could have been done by just using a ConcurrentSkipListMap (which is available only on 092 //JDK 6 or later). However, this approach requires the implementation of a Comparator to sort elements, and this 093 //surfaces a problem: for any given random event listener, there isn't any guaranteed property to exist that can be 094 //inspected to determine order of registration, since registration order is an artifact of this EventBus 095 //implementation, not the listeners themselves. 096 // 097 //Therefore, we use a simple concurrent lock to wrap a LinkedHashMap - the LinkedHashMap retains insertion order 098 //and the lock provides thread-safety in probably a much simpler mechanism than attempting to write a 099 //EventBus-specific Comparator. This technique is also likely to be faster than a ConcurrentSkipListMap, which 100 //is about 3-5 times slower than a standard ConcurrentMap. 101 private final Map<Object, Subscription> registry; 102 private final Lock registryReadLock; 103 private final Lock registryWriteLock; 104 105 public DefaultEventBus() { 106 this.registry = new LinkedHashMap<Object, Subscription>(); //not thread safe, so we need locks: 107 ReentrantReadWriteLock rwl = new ReentrantReadWriteLock(); 108 this.registryReadLock = rwl.readLock(); 109 this.registryWriteLock = rwl.writeLock(); 110 this.eventListenerResolver = new AnnotationEventListenerResolver(); 111 } 112 113 public EventListenerResolver getEventListenerResolver() { 114 return eventListenerResolver; 115 } 116 117 public void setEventListenerResolver(EventListenerResolver eventListenerResolver) { 118 this.eventListenerResolver = eventListenerResolver; 119 } 120 121 public void publish(Object event) { 122 if (event == null) { 123 log.info("Received null event for publishing. Ignoring and returning."); 124 return; 125 } 126 127 registryReadLock.lock(); 128 try { 129 //performing the entire iteration within the lock will be a slow operation if the registry has a lot of 130 //contention. However, it is expected that the very large majority of cases the registry will be 131 //read-mostly with very little writes (registrations or removals) occurring during a typical application 132 //lifetime. 133 // 134 //The alternative would be to copy the registry.values() collection to a new LinkedHashSet within the lock 135 //only and the iteration on this new collection could be outside the lock. This has the performance penalty 136 //however of always creating a new collection every time an event is published, which could be more 137 //costly for the majority of applications, especially if the number of listeners is large. 138 // 139 //Finally, the read lock is re-entrant, so multiple publish calls will be 140 //concurrent without penalty since publishing is a read-only operation on the registry. 141 142 for (Subscription subscription : this.registry.values()) { 143 subscription.onEvent(event); 144 } 145 } finally { 146 registryReadLock.unlock(); 147 } 148 } 149 150 public void register(Object instance) { 151 if (instance == null) { 152 log.info("Received null instance for event listener registration. Ignoring registration request."); 153 return; 154 } 155 156 unregister(instance); 157 158 List<EventListener> listeners = getEventListenerResolver().getEventListeners(instance); 159 160 if (listeners == null || listeners.isEmpty()) { 161 log.warn("Unable to resolve event listeners for subscriber instance [{}]. Ignoring registration request.", 162 instance); 163 return; 164 } 165 166 Subscription subscription = new Subscription(listeners); 167 168 this.registryWriteLock.lock(); 169 try { 170 this.registry.put(instance, subscription); 171 } finally { 172 this.registryWriteLock.unlock(); 173 } 174 } 175 176 public void unregister(Object instance) { 177 if (instance == null) { 178 return; 179 } 180 this.registryWriteLock.lock(); 181 try { 182 this.registry.remove(instance); 183 } finally { 184 this.registryWriteLock.unlock(); 185 } 186 } 187 188 private class Subscription { 189 190 private final List<EventListener> listeners; 191 192 public Subscription(List<EventListener> listeners) { 193 List<EventListener> toSort = new ArrayList<EventListener>(listeners); 194 Collections.sort(toSort, EVENT_LISTENER_COMPARATOR); 195 this.listeners = toSort; 196 } 197 198 public void onEvent(Object event) { 199 200 Set<Object> delivered = new HashSet<Object>(); 201 202 for (EventListener listener : this.listeners) { 203 Object target = listener; 204 if (listener instanceof SingleArgumentMethodEventListener) { 205 SingleArgumentMethodEventListener singleArgListener = (SingleArgumentMethodEventListener) listener; 206 target = singleArgListener.getTarget(); 207 } 208 if (listener.accepts(event) && !delivered.contains(target)) { 209 try { 210 listener.onEvent(event); 211 } catch (Throwable t) { 212 log.warn(EVENT_LISTENER_ERROR_MSG, t); 213 } 214 delivered.add(target); 215 } 216 } 217 } 218 } 219}


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Hi Bryce: I don't think I'll keep this section and will combine everyone's contact information with their picture in the about section


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A few days ago I posted a sample on capturing ETW log events generated by IIS 8.5.
This turned out to be a good excuse to play around with the new Event Hubs service in Microsoft Azure, so I've now extended the sample with a collector application that can capture the ETW log events generated by IIS and push them in JSON format to an Azure Event Hub.
From here, I could process events in a number of ways, and it will be interesting to play with other Azure services to do just that later on. The sample code is updated on the github repository, but be aware it is very rough, but I'll keep improving it.


File: lib/job.js
/** * @module job */ (function(){ Job = (function() { var Q = require('q'), fs = require('fs'), Yaml = require('js-yaml'), path = require('path'); /** * @class Job * @since 1.0 * @description Represents a job description that will be used when matching experience to create a cutomized resume * @param data The model of the job as specified in the RG documentation * @constructor */ function Job(data) { this.data = data; } /** * Factory method to load a job model from a Yaml source file. * * @public * @method load * @static * @param source The path of a Yaml file containing the job model * @returns {Job} A new Job instance */ Job.load = function(source) { var defer = Q.defer(); Q.nextTick(function() { try { var datapath = path.resolve(source); console.log("Loading job from ", datapath); var model = require(datapath).job; defer.resolve(new Job(model)); } catch(err) { defer.reject(err); } }); return defer.promise; }; return Job; })(); module.exports = Job; })();


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APIs can be run with different error handling modes. This is controlled via the argument :catch-errors in start-api. Default is NIL.
If T, then the error is serialize and the corresponding HTTP is returned. Otherwise, when an error occurs, the Lisp debugger is entered.
| • Global error mode | ||
Up: Error handling [Contents][Index]
To setup a global error handling mode, that has precedence to individual running apis error handling modes, set *SERVER-CATCH-ERRORS* variable.
Up: Error handling [Contents][Index]


CreateTerrain()
语法
Result = CreateTerrain(#Terrain, Size, WorldSize, Scale, NbLayers, Filename$, Extension$)概要
Creates a new terrain. SetupTerrains() has to be called before to set the default parameter for the new terrain. After the terrain creation, new tiles can be defined with DefineTerrainTile() and textures applied with AddTerrainTexture(). Once the terrain definition is finished, BuildTerrain() needs to be called to build the final terrain.
参数
#Terrain The number to identify the new terrain. #PB_Any 可以用来自动生成这个编码. Size The size of the new terrain down one edge in vertices. WorldSize The world size of the new terrain. Scale The scale factor to apply to the new terrain. NbLayers The number of texture layers the new terrain will have. To add a texture layer, use AddTerrainTexture(). Filename$ The filename (without the extension) to store the precomputed terrain data. As the terrain can be complex and take a lot of time to create, a cache will be written to disk and reloaded automatically if present (and not outdated). Extension$ The extension used by the data files.
返回值
Returns zero if the #Terrain can't be created. If #PB_Any is used as '#Terrain' parameter, the new terrain number is returned.
参阅
FreeTerrain(), SetupTerrains(), BuildTerrain(), DefineTerrainTile(), AddTerrainTexture()
已支持操作系统
所有


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Google Action Icons
Action Icons
The table below shows all Google Action icons:
| Icon | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| 3d_rotation | 3d_rotation | Try it |
| accessibility | accessibility | Try it |
| account_balance | account_balance | Try it |
| account_balance_wallet | account_balance_wallet | Try it |
| account_box | account_box | Try it |
| account_circle | account_circle | Try it |
| add_shopping_cart | add_shopping_cart | Try it |
| alarm | alarm | Try it |
| alarm_add | alarm_add | Try it |
| alarm_off | alarm_off | Try it |
| alarm_on | alarm_on | Try it |
| android | android | Try it |
| announcement | announcement | Try it |
| aspect_ratio | aspect_ratio | Try it |
| assessment | assessment | Try it |
| assignment | assignment | Try it |
| assignment_ind | assignment_ind | Try it |
| assignment_late | assignment_late | Try it |
| assignment_return | assignment_return | Try it |
| assignment_returned | assignment_returned | Try it |
| assignment_turned_in | assignment_turned_in | Try it |
| autorenew | autorenew | Try it |
| backup | backup | Try it |
| book | book | Try it |
| bookmark | bookmark | Try it |
| bug_report | bug_report | Try it |
| build | build | Try it |
| cached | cached | Try it |
| camera_enhance | camera_enhance | Try it |
| card_giftcard | card_giftcard | Try it |
| card_membership | card_membership | Try it |
| card_travel | card_travel | Try it |
| change_history | change_history | Try it |
| check_circle | check_circle | Try it |
| chrome_reader_mode | chrome_reader_mode | Try it |
| class | class | Try it |
| code | code | Try it |
| credit_card | credit_card | Try it |
| dashboard | dashboard | Try it |
| delete | delete | Try it |
| description | description | Try it |
| dns | dns | Try it |
| done | done | Try it |
| done_all | done_all | Try it |
| eject | eject | Try it |
| event | event | Try it |
| event_seat | event_seat | Try it |
| exit_to_app | exit_to_app | Try it |
| explore | explore | Try it |
| extension | extension | Try it |
| face | face | Try it |
| favorite | favorite | Try it |
| favorite_border | favorite_border | Try it |
| feedback | feedback | Try it |
| find_in_page | find_in_page | Try it |
| find_replace | find_replace | Try it |
| flight_land | flight_land | Try it |
| flight_takeoff | flight_takeoff | Try it |
| flip_to_back | flip_to_back | Try it |
| flip_to_front | flip_to_front | Try it |
| get_app | get_app | Try it |
| gif | gif | Try it |
| grade | grade | Try it |
| group_work | group_work | Try it |
| help | help | Try it |
| help_outline | help_outline | Try it |
| highlight_off | highlight_off | Try it |
| history | history | Try it |
| home | home | Try it |
| hourglass_empty | hourglass_empty | Try it |
| hourglass_full | hourglass_full | Try it |
| http | http | Try it |
| https | https | Try it |
| info | info | Try it |
| info_outline | info_outline | Try it |
| input | input | Try it |
| invert_colors | invert_colors | Try it |
| label | label | Try it |
| label_outline | label_outline | Try it |
| language | language | Try it |
| launch | launch | Try it |
| list | list | Try it |
| lock | lock | Try it |
| lock_open | lock_open | Try it |
| lock_outline | lock_outline | Try it |
| loyalty | loyalty | Try it |
| markunread_mailbox | markunread_mailbox | Try it |
| note_add | note_add | Try it |
| offline_pin | offline_pin | Try it |
| open_in_browser | open_in_browser | Try it |
| open_in_new | open_in_new | Try it |
| open_with | open_with | Try it |
| pageview | pageview | Try it |
| payment | payment | Try it |
| perm_camera_mic | perm_camera_mic | Try it |
| perm_contact_calendar | perm_contact_calendar | Try it |
| perm_data_setting | perm_data_setting | Try it |
| perm_device_information | perm_device_information | Try it |
| perm_identity | perm_identity | Try it |
| perm_media | perm_media | Try it |
| perm_phone_msg | perm_phone_msg | Try it |
| perm_scan_wifi | perm_scan_wifi | Try it |
| picture_in_picture | picture_in_picture | Try it |
| play_for_work | play_for_work | Try it |
| polymer | polymer | Try it |
| power_settings_new | power_settings_new | Try it |
| Try it | ||
| query_builder | query_builder | Try it |
| question_answer | question_answer | Try it |
| receipt | receipt | Try it |
| redeem | redeem | Try it |
| reorder | reorder | Try it |
| report_problem | report_problem | Try it |
| restore | restore | Try it |
| room | room | Try it |
| schedule | schedule | Try it |
| search | search | Try it |
| settings | settings | Try it |
| settings_applications | settings_applications | Try it |
| settings_backup_restore | settings_backup_restore | Try it |
| settings_bluetooth | settings_bluetooth | Try it |
| settings_brightness | settings_brightness | Try it |
| settings_cell | settings_cell | Try it |
| settings_ethernet | settings_ethernet | Try it |
| settings_input_antenna | settings_input_antenna | Try it |
| settings_input_component | settings_input_component | Try it |
| settings_input_composite | settings_input_composite | Try it |
| settings_input_hdmi | settings_input_hdmi | Try it |
| settings_input_svideo | settings_input_svideo | Try it |
| settings_overscan | settings_overscan | Try it |
| settings_phone | settings_phone | Try it |
| settings_power | settings_power | Try it |
| settings_remote | settings_remote | Try it |
| settings_voice | settings_voice | Try it |
| shop | shop | Try it |
| shop_two | shop_two | Try it |
| shopping_basket | shopping_basket | Try it |
| shopping_cart | shopping_cart | Try it |
| speaker_notes | speaker_notes | Try it |
| spellcheck | spellcheck | Try it |
| star | star | Try it |
| stars | stars | Try it |
| store | store | Try it |
| subject | subject | Try it |
| supervisor_account | supervisor_account | Try it |
| swap_horiz | swap_horiz | Try it |
| swap_vert | swap_vert | Try it |
| swap_vertical_circle | swap_vertical_circle | Try it |
| system_update_alt | system_update_alt | Try it |
| tab | tab | Try it |
| tab_unselected | tab_unselected | Try it |
| theaters | theaters | Try it |
| thumb_down | thumb_down | Try it |
| thumb_up | thumb_up | Try it |
| thumbs_up_down | thumbs_up_down | Try it |
| toc | toc | Try it |
| today | today | Try it |
| toll | toll | Try it |
| track_changes | track_changes | Try it |
| translate | translate | Try it |
| trending_down | trending_down | Try it |
| trending_flat | trending_flat | Try it |
| trending_up | trending_up | Try it |
| turned_in | turned_in | Try it |
| turned_in_not | turned_in_not | Try it |
| verified_user | verified_user | Try it |
| view_agenda | view_agenda | Try it |
| view_array | view_array | Try it |
| view_carousel | view_carousel | Try it |
| view_column | view_column | Try it |
| view_day | view_day | Try it |
| view_headline | view_headline | Try it |
| view_list | view_list | Try it |
| view_module | view_module | Try it |
| view_quilt | view_quilt | Try it |
| view_stream | view_stream | Try it |
| view_week | view_week | Try it |
| visibility | visibility | Try it |
| visibility_off | visibility_off | Try it |
| work | work | Try it |
| youtube_searched_for | youtube_searched_for | Try it |
| zoom_in | zoom_in | Try it |
| zoom_out | zoom_out | Try it |


Create a new sighting
{% for squirrel in squirrels %}
{{ squirrel.Unique_squirrel_id }}
{% endfor %}


Entity Breakable
Breakable is the Entity definition for a breakable world object (e.g.
barricade). Subclass of Entity.
Functions
| GetAttribute (attrib) | GetAttribute returns the value of the named attribute from the Breakable entity. |
| GetHP () | GetHP returns the current hit points of the Breakable entity. |
| GetMinDamage () | GetMinDamage returns the minimum damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed. |
| GetMaxDamage () | GetMaxDamage returns the maximum damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed. |
| GetDamageRadius () | GetDamageRadius returns the radius of damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed. |
| GetVariant () | GetVariant returns the ammo variant type used when calculating damage from this Breakable to nearby entities. |
| GetPrimaryDamageType () | GetPrimaryDamageType returns the main damage type this breakable will cause (e.g. |
| GetSecondaryDamageType () | GetSecondaryDamageType returns the secondary damage type this breakable will cause, if any (e.g. |
| EtherealWhenDead () | EtherealWhenDead returns true if the Breakable is able to be moved through when destroyed. |
| IsMetal () | IsMetal returns true if the Breakable is to be treated as if made of metal. |
Functions
- GetAttribute (attrib)
-
GetAttribute returns the value of the named attribute from the Breakable entity.
Parameters:
- attrib The name of the attribute, as shown in the Fallout: Tactics entity editor.
Returns:
-
The value of the requested attribute. May be a boolean for tag_* fields or traits; otherwise is an integer value.
- GetHP ()
-
GetHP returns the current hit points of the Breakable entity.
Returns:
-
The current HP of the breakable.
- GetMinDamage ()
-
GetMinDamage returns the minimum damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed.
Returns:
-
The minimum damage done to nearby entities.
- GetMaxDamage ()
-
GetMaxDamage returns the maximum damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed.
Returns:
-
The maximum damage done to nearby entities.
- GetDamageRadius ()
-
GetDamageRadius returns the radius of damage done to nearby entities when this Breakable is destroyed.
Returns:
-
The radius of damage done to nearby entities.
- GetVariant ()
-
GetVariant returns the ammo variant type used when calculating damage from this Breakable to nearby entities.
Returns:
-
A string indicating the ammo variant type.
- GetPrimaryDamageType ()
-
GetPrimaryDamageType returns the main damage type this breakable will cause (e.g. "energy").
Returns:
-
A string indicating the main dmaage type.
- GetSecondaryDamageType ()
-
GetSecondaryDamageType returns the secondary damage type this breakable will cause, if any (e.g. "poison").
Returns:
-
A string indicating the secondary dmaage type, or "normal" if none.
- EtherealWhenDead ()
-
EtherealWhenDead returns true if the Breakable is able to be moved through when destroyed.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the Breakable is ethereal when destroyed.
- IsMetal ()
-
IsMetal returns true if the Breakable is to be treated as if made of metal.
Returns:
-
A boolean indicating if the Breakable is made of metal.


windmc - generates Windows message resources
windmc [options] input-file
windmc reads message definitions from an input file (.mc) and translate
them into a set of output files. The output files may be of four kinds:
- "h"
- A C header file containing the message definitions.
- "rc"
- A resource file compilable by the windres tool.
- "bin"
- One or more binary files containing the resource data for a specific
message language.
- "dbg"
- A C include file that maps message id's to their symbolic name.
The exact description of these different formats is available in
documentation from Microsoft.
When windmc converts from the
"mc" format to the
"bin" format,
"rc",
"h", and optional
"dbg" it is acting like the Windows
Message Compiler.
- -a
- --ascii_in
- Specifies that the input file specified is ASCII. This is the default
behaviour.
- -A
- --ascii_out
- Specifies that messages in the output
"bin" files should be in ASCII
format.
- -b
- --binprefix
- Specifies that "bin" filenames should
have to be prefixed by the basename of the source file.
- -c
- --customflag
- Sets the customer bit in all message id's.
- -C codepage
- --codepage_in codepage
- Sets the default codepage to be used to convert input file to UTF16. The
default is ocdepage 1252.
- -d
- --decimal_values
- Outputs the constants in the header file in decimal. Default is using
hexadecimal output.
- -e ext
- --extension ext
- The extension for the header file. The default is .h extension.
- -F target
- --target target
- Specify the BFD format to use for a bin file as output. This is a BFD
target name; you can use the --help option to see a list of
supported targets. Normally windmc will use the default format,
which is the first one listed by the --help option.
- -h path
- --headerdir path
- The target directory of the generated header file. The default is the
current directory.
- -H
- --help
- Displays a list of command-line options and then exits.
- -m characters
- --maxlength characters
- Instructs windmc to generate a warning if the length of any message
exceeds the number specified.
- -n
- --nullterminate
- Terminate message text in "bin" files by
zero. By default they are terminated by CR/LF.
- -o
- --hresult_use
- Not yet implemented. Instructs "windmc"
to generate an OLE2 header file, using HRESULT definitions. Status codes
are used if the flag is not specified.
- -O codepage
- --codepage_out codepage
- Sets the default codepage to be used to output text files. The default is
ocdepage 1252.
- -r path
- --rcdir path
- The target directory for the generated
"rc" script and the generated
"bin" files that the resource compiler
script includes. The default is the current directory.
- -u
- --unicode_in
- Specifies that the input file is UTF16.
- -U
- --unicode_out
- Specifies that messages in the output
"bin" file should be in UTF16 format.
This is the default behaviour.
- -v
- --verbose
- Enable verbose mode.
- -V
- --version
- Prints the version number for windmc.
- -x path
- --xdgb path
- The path of the "dbg" C include file
that maps message id's to the symbolic name. No such file is generated
without specifying the switch.
- @file
- Read command-line options from file. The options read are inserted
in place of the original @file option. If file does not
exist, or cannot be read, then the option will be treated literally, and
not removed.
Options in file are separated by whitespace. A
whitespace character may be included in an option by surrounding the
entire option in either single or double quotes. Any character
(including a backslash) may be included by prefixing the character to be
included with a backslash. The file may itself contain additional
@file options; any such options will be processed
recursively.
the Info entries for binutils.
Copyright (c) 1991-2020 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this
document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3
or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no
Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover Texts.
A copy of the license is included in the section entitled "GNU Free
Documentation License".


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1 Some day, people in Judah will sing this song:
"Our city of Jerusalem is strong!

He causes those cities to collapse into the dust.
6 When that happens, poor and oppressed people will trample on the ruins.
7 But for the righteous people,
Yahweh, you do what is right;
it is as though you smooth out the paths where they walk.
8 Yahweh, by obeying your laws
we show that we trust you to help us;
and what we desire in our inner beings is that you will be honored.
9 All during the nights I desire to know you better,
and in the mornings I still want to be with you.
When you come to judge and punish people who live on the earth
they will learn to do what is right.
10 But your acting kindly toward wicked people does not cause them to do what is good.
Even in places where people do what is right, the wicked people continue to do what is evil,
and they do not realize that you, Yahweh, are great.
11 Yahweh, it is as though your fist was raised up ready to strike them,
but they do not realize that.
Show them that you are very eager to help your people.
If your enemies would realize that, they would be ashamed;
make your fire burn them up because they are your enemies.
12 Yahweh, we desire that you will allow things to go well for us;
all that we have done is what you have enabled us to do.
13 Yahweh, our God, other masters have ruled over us,
but you are the only one whom we honor.
14 Those who ruled us are now gone; they are dead;
their spirits have left this earth and they will never live again.
You punished those rulers and got rid of them,
and people do not even remember them anymore.
15 Yahweh, you have enabled our nation to become great;
we are more people now, and we have more land,
so we thank you.
16 Yahweh, when we were distressed, we asked you to help us;
when you disciplined us, we even tried to use spells and charms against disaster.
17 Like pregnant women writhe and cry out
when they are giving birth,
we suffered very much, too.
18 We had severe pain,
but nothing good resulted from it.
We have not rescued anyone people from being conquered by their enemies,
and those in the world who were our enemies did not fall in battle.
19 But Yahweh's people who have died will become alive again,
their corpses will become alive!
You whose bodies lie in graves, rise and shout joyfully!

Hide for a short time,
until Yahweh is no longer angry.
21 Listen to this: Yahweh will come from heaven
to punish all the people on the earth for the sins that they have committed.


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Issues
| # | Summary | Product | Status | Kind | When |
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| 46 |
REQUEST: Display visualizer on one screen only in a multi-monitor setup |
Synergy Advance | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 45 |
Synergy does not recognise when iTunes launches or exits |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 44 |
REQUEST: Auto-adjust song ratings based on play count |
Synergy Advance | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 43 |
REQUEST: Support for multiple covers |
Synergy Advance | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 42 |
REQUEST: Export current track info to text file |
Synergy | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 41 |
F14/F15/F16 can't be used without modifiers |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 40 |
REQUEST: Minimum width of floating box |
Synergy | open | feature request | Created , updated |
| 39 |
Synergy, iTunes and any other third-party iTunes app simultaneously hang |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 38 |
Add album art to mp3 file |
Synergy | closed | bug | |
| 37 |
Floater window not activating |
Synergy | closed | bug | Created , updated |


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