Starting from scala 2.10 version , Slick will be by defaut the database manager. In addition, Playframework also will be based on scala 2.10 since version 2.1.
In this tutorial, I will try to present an example using the last version of slick and scalatest based on scala 2.10.0-M7 and a developpment version of playframework
This post follow this famous tutorial !
Setup Slick in Play 2
If you don’t already have a Play 2 project, then create a new one after installing Play 2:
play new mySlickApp
Choose Scala as the language for the project.
The Slick library needs to be added to the Play project.
Edit the project/Build.scala file and update the dependencies:
val appDependencies = Seq(
"com.typesafe" % "slick_2.10.0-M7" % "0.11.1"
)
Then if you are using an Eclipse or IntelliJ Play can automatically create the project for you using either:
play idea or play eclipse
Note that we created the project files after updating the dependencies, so the projects would be configured with the required libraries. If the dependencies change in the future, just re-run the commands to create the projects.
You can now start the application from within your project’s root directory:
play ~run
Verify that the server is running by opening the following URL in your browser: http://localhost:9000
For local testing we will use an in-memory “h2” database. To setup Play to use that database, edit the conf/application.conf file and uncomment or add the following lines:
db.default.driver=org.h2.Driver db.default.url="jdbc:h2:mem:play"
The final setup step is to provide Squeryl a database connection, but we still want to use the standard Play configuration system to get the database connection information. This is easily done by adding a Global class that can hook into the startup phase of the Play application lifecycle. Create a new file named app/Global.scala containing:
import play.api.db.DB
import play.api.GlobalSettings
// Use H2Driver to connect to an H2 database
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
// Use the implicit threadLocalSession
import Database.threadLocalSession
import play.api.Application
import play.api.Play.current
object Global extends GlobalSettings {
override def onStart(app: Application) {
lazy val database = Database.forDataSource(DB.getDataSource())
}
}
On application startup the configuration parameter will be used to determine which driver to use to setup the database connection.
If you reload the http://localhost:9000 webpage in your browser, everything should still be working and you should see the following message in the Play STDOUT log:
[info] play - database [default] connected at jdbc:h2:mem:play
Create an Entity
Now lets create a simple entity object that will be used to persist data into the database. Create a new file named app/models/Bar.scala containing:
package models
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
case class Bar(id: Option[Int] = None, name: String)
object Bars extends Table[Bar]("bar") {
def id = column[Int]("id", O.PrimaryKey, O.AutoInc)
// This is the primary key column
def name = column[String]("name")
// Every table needs a * projection with the same type as the table's type parameter
def * = id.? ~ name <>(Bar, Bar.unapply _)
}
This is a very simple entity that will store a list of Bar objects. Each Bar has a name and an id property for the primary key. The case class in Scala is immutable and basically supercharges a class, adding a number of syntactic conveniences. It also allows it to be used for pattern matching, which can be quite handy when matching form values returned from the client. The Bars object is an instance of Table Bar that Slick will map into the database.
Begineer about slick, I will not use evolution to create database but let slick create it for me, let’s modify Global.scala as bellow :
import play.api.db.DB
import play.api.GlobalSettings
// Use H2Driver to connect to an H2 database
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
 Test the Model
The testing support in Play 2 is very powerful and fits well with the Test Driven Development style. Play 2 with Scala uses specs2 as the default for testing but we prefer ScalaTest. Lets create a simple test for the Bar model object. Start by adding the ScalaTest dependency to the project and modifying the testOptions setting. Since scala 2.10.0-M6 scala-actor is an independent jar and must be add as dependencies. Update the project/Build.scala file to contain:
val appDependencies = Seq(
"org.scalatest" % "scalatest_2.10.0-M7" % "2.0.M4-2.10.0-M7-B1" % "test",
"org.scala-lang" % "scala-actors" % "2.10.0-M7" % "test",
"com.typesafe" % "slick_2.10.0-M7" % "0.11.1"
)
val main = PlayProject(appName, appVersion, appDependencies, mainLang = SCALA).settings(
testOptions in Test := Nil
// Add your own project settings here
)
Now create a new file named test/BarSpec.scala containing.
import models.{Bars, Bar}
import org.scalatest.FlatSpec
import org.scalatest.matchers.ShouldMatchers
// Use H2Driver to connect to an H2 database
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
// Use the implicit threadLocalSession
import Database.threadLocalSession
import play.api.test._
import play.api.test.Helpers._
class BarSpec extends FlatSpec with ShouldMatchers {
"A Bar" should "be creatable" in {
Database.forURL("jdbc:h2:mem:test1", driver = "org.h2.Driver") withSession {
Bars.ddl.create
Bars.insert(Bar(None, "foo"))
val b = for(b <- Bars) yield b
b.first.id.get should equal(1)
}
}
}
This test uses a an in-memory database to run the test. The body of the test simply creates a new instance of Bar and tests that the id is equal to one. Different from Play 1, test are run from the command line using:
play test
If the tests worked, then you should see the following message in the Play STDOUT log:
[mySlickApp] $ test [info] BarSpec: [info] A Bar [info] - should be creatable [info] Passed: : Total 1, Failed 0, Errors 0, Passed 1, Skipped 0 [success] Total time: 2 s, completed Oct 9, 2012 12:28:28 PM
If you’d like to have the tests run whenever the source changes then run:
play ~test
You can keep both the ~run and ~test commands running in the background. This allows you to quickly test the application from both programmatic unit / functional tests and from manual browser tests. Creating Bars From a Web Form
Now lets add a basic web UI for creating new Bar objects. Note that this code will not compile until this entire section is completed.
First update the app/controllers/Application.scala file to contain:
package controllers
import play.api._
import play.api.mvc._
import play.api.data.Form
import play.api.data._
import play.api.data.Forms._
// Use H2Driver to connect to an H2 database
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
// Use the implicit threadLocalSession
//import Database.threadLocalSession
import scala.slick.session.Session
import play.api.libs.json._
import models.{Bar, Bars}
import play.api.db._
import play.api.Play.current
// Use H2Driver to connect to an H2 database
import scala.slick.driver.H2Driver.simple._
// Use the implicit threadLocalSession
import Database.threadLocalSession
object Application extends Controller {
lazy val database = Database.forDataSource(DB.getDataSource())
val barForm = Form(
mapping(
"name" -> text
)
((name) => Bar(None, name))
((bar: Bar) => Some(bar.name))
)
def index = Action {
Ok(views.html.index(barForm))
}
def addBar = Action {
implicit request =>
barForm.bindFromRequest.value map {
bar =>
database withSession {
(Bars insert bar)
}
Redirect(routes.Application.index())
} getOrElse BadRequest
}
}
The barForm provides a mapping from a request parameter named name to the name property on the Bar case class (via it’s constructor). The index method has been updated to pass an instance of the barForm into the index template. We will update that template next. The addBar method binds the request parameters into an object named bar then in a session the bar is inserted into the database. Then the user is redirected back to the index page. If the request parameters could not be mapped to a Bar using the barForm then a BadRequest error is returned.
Now we need to update the app/views/index.scala.html template to contain:
@(form: play.api.data.Form[Bar])
@main("Welcome to Play 2.0") {
@helper.form(action = routes.Application.addBar) {
@helper.inputText(form("name"))
<input type="submit"/>
}
}
The template now takes a Form[Bar] parameter which is passed from the index method on the Application controller. Then in the body of the template a new HTML form is rendered using Play 2’s form helper. The form contains an HTML field for the name and a submit button. Notice that the action of the form points from the route to the Application controller’s addBar method.
If you look in the console window at this point you will see the error “value addBar is not a member of controllers.ReverseApplication”. This is because the route file is compiled and the view is checked for a valid route. But we haven’t created a route yet, so edit the conf/routes file and add a new line with the following:
POST /bars controllers.Application.addBar
This creates a HTTP route that maps POST requests for the /bars URL to the addBar method.
Now refresh http://localhost:9000 in your browser and you should see the very basic form for adding new Bar objects. If successful, after adding a new Bar the browser should just redirect back to the index page.
Now lets add a RESTful service to the application that will return all of the Bar objects as JSON-serialized data. Start by adding a new method to the app/controllers/Application.scala file:
def getBars = Action {
val json = database withSession {
val bars = for (b <- Bars) yield b.name.toString
Json.toJson(bars.list)
}
Ok(json).as(JSON)
}
The getBars method fetches the Bar objects from the database using Slick dsl and then creates a JSON representation of the list of Bar objects and returns the JSON data.
Now add a new route to the conf/routes file:
GET /bars controllers.Application.getBars
This maps GET requests for /bars to the getBars method.
Try this out in your browser by loading: http://localhost:9000/bars
You should see a list of the Bar objects you’ve created serialized as JSON.
The syntax of the query demonstrates the power of Slick type-safe query language and the power of Scala to create DSLs. The json val is then returned in an Ok (HTTP 200 status code response) with the content type set to application/json (the value of JSON).
References:
- Slick: http://slick.typesafe.com
- Playframework: http://www.playframework.org , https://github.com/playframework/Play20
- Scala: http://www.scala-lang.org/downloads
- Squeryl + Playframework + Scala: http://www.artima.com/articles/play2_scala_squeryl.html


Notable changes
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- Version bumped to 42.0.0 to avoid version clash with PostgreSQL version and follow a better semantic versioning. 46634923
- Ensure executeBatch() can be used with pgbouncer. Previously pgjdbc could use server-prepared statements for batch execution even with prepareThreshold=0. Issue 742
- Error position is displayed when SQL has unterminated literals, comments, etc. Issue 688
- Strict handling of accepted values in getBoolean and setObject(BOOLEAN), now it follows PostgreSQL accepted values, only 1 and 0 for numeric types are acepted (previusly !=0 was true). PR 732
- Return correct versions and name of the driver. PR 668
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Deprecated
- Deprecated PGPoolingDataSource, instead of this class you should use a fully featured connection pool like HikariCP, vibur-dbcp, commons-dbcp, c3p0, etc. PR 739
Regressions
- Data truncated in setCharacterStream. Fixed in 42.1.0
- No suitable driver found for jdbc:postgresql when using a DataSource implementation. Fixed in 42.1.0
You may have noticed the change in the versioning of the driver, you can read the FAQ for more information.
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Jorge Solorzano (22):
Pavel Raiskup (3):
- fix: sync with latest Fedora PR 637 a29ad80b
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- fix: ensure executeBatch() does not use server-side prepared statements when prepareThreshold=0 PR 690 aca26a07
Trygve Laugstøl (1):
- feat: connect the socket only if the socket factory created an unconnected socket PR 587 f75572be
Vladimir Gordiychuk (4):
Vladimir Sitnikov (12):
- fedora: add BuildRequires: classloader-leak-test-framework 64b6750c
- tests: remove Class.forName(..driver..) from test code c99507b5
- test: add CI tests against PostgreSQL 8.2 PR 659 63ee60e2
- feat: display error position when SQL has unterminated literals, comments, etc PR 688 8a95d991
- feat: add support for PreparedStatement.setCharacterStream(int, Reader) PR 671 ee4c4265
- chore: update next version to 42.0.0-SNAPSHOT 46634923
- refactor: add CallableQueryKey#equals override 401c51a1
- doc: correct wording in readme regarding PostgreSQL versions used in pgjdbc regression testing 60391d75
- fix: revert ExpressionProperties to Properties in BaseDataSource 989b4d23
- fix: correct edge cases for setCharacterStream(int, Reader) f1190d8c
- test: add SharedTimerClassLoaderLeakTest to the regular test suite b3553276
- refactor: wrap more log statements with isLoggable check 07d225ec
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We thank the following people for their contributions to this release.
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I have recreationally used Valium on numerous occasions in doses ranging from 10mg up to 50mg. Here are my conclusions:
- In doses of 10-20mg, Valium generally produces a mild euphoric buzz with a sense of calm, relaxtion, sedation and mild muscle relaxant qualities.
- At doses higher than 20mg, I find that the buzz becomes too heavy & sedating to enjoy - I just have a tendency to want to go to sleep.
- Using alcohol & Valium in combo seems to just create a greater depressant effect. A couple of drinks with a low dose of Valium - 10mg - seems OK & a sensible limit to observe. However, combining Valium with alcohol is a risky proposition. LARGE quantities of alcohol & Valium in combination could be serious - coma or even death in some cases.
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Package algorithms.bipartite
Class MinCostUnbalancedAssignment
- java.lang.Object
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- algorithms.bipartite.MinCostUnbalancedAssignment
-
public class MinCostUnbalancedAssignment extends java.lang.Object
A solver for the min-cost, unbalanced, weighted bipartite assignment problem that uses weight scaling to solve the perfect and imperfect assignment problems, but not incremental with a runtime complexity ofO(m * sqrt(n) * log(n * C)) where m is the number of edges (a.k.a. arcs) in the graph, n is the maximum number of nodes in the two graphs to be matched, C is a constant greater than or equal to the maximum edge weight and is greater than or equal to 1. The weight scaling is what allows the algorithm to achieve much better performance with respect to s where s is the number of matched nodes. The code below follows the paper of "On Minimum-Cost Assignments in Unbalanced Bipartite Graphs" by Ramshaw and Tarjan, 2012. (HPL-2012-40) Note that the min-cost is the optimized goal, so if a graph is given that has a possible solution with more matches than the number of min-cost matches, this solver will not completely match the nodes in that graph (it is not a maximum cardinality, min-cost matching). (To preprocess the data for larger cardinality, one might want to consider pre-matching those edges that must be matched inspite of cost because no other edges are connected to certain nodes else would be unmatched. might consider the very fast state management present in the conflict analysis of the fastest boolean sat solvers to design a fast pre-filter). A strength of the algorithm to note is that it does not artificially double the graph in order to handle unequally sized left and right sets (that is, it does not use Bipartite double cover).
Note, the class is not thread safe. For example, the instance of NetworkFlow passed to methods should only be used by that method and thread at the given time. Also note that the graphs should be consolidated and refactored to use primitives where possible. The current runtime is longer than the Hungarian implementation in this project.- Author:
- nichole
-
-
Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.Forest
(package private) static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.LeftNode
class specializing a fibonacci heap node to identify a left node, a.k.a.(package private) static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.PathNode
(package private) static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.RightNode
class specializing a fibonacci heap node to identify a right node, a.k.a.(package private) static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.SinkNode
class specializing a fibonacci heap node to identify a sink node(package private) static class
MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.SourceNode
class specializing a fibonacci heap node to identify a source
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description MinCostUnbalancedAssignment()
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description protected MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.Forest
buildForest2(FlowNetwork gFlow, ResidualDigraph2 rF, gnu.trove.set.TIntSet surplus, gnu.trove.set.TIntSet deficit, float eps, gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap terminatingKeys, int lambda, boolean isFirstInvoc)
runtime complexity is O(surplus * (minHeap.extractMin + lg2(avg_n_connections_out_of_surplus_node * minHeap.insert (or decrKey)))) The minHeap extractMin could be improved with multi-level buckets.static Graph
convert(int[][] cost)
static java.util.List<MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.PathNode>
extractNodes(MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.PathNode node)
gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap
flowAssign(Graph g)
match the left and right vertices in graph g by minimum cost assignment and return the mappings.protected FlowNetwork
getFinalFlowNetwork()
NOTE: the weights were condensed to make the min Heaps faster, so corrections for that must be done before user can use the flow network resultsprotected gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap
hopcroftKarp(Graph g, int s)
NOTE: method does not yet account for the finer details of matching size from pg 41, paragraph 3.protected int
refine(FlowNetwork gFlow, int s, float eps, float epsLarge, int q, boolean isFirstInvoc)
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-
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Method Detail
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flowAssign
public gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap flowAssign(Graph g)
match the left and right vertices in graph g by minimum cost assignment and return the mappings.- Parameters:
g
- bipartite graph with integer weights having values greater than zero. Also note that the graph g has to be constructed to have node numbers 0 up to the numbers of left and right nodes defined in the Graph g. TODO: create a static utility method in this class to rewrite edge weight vertex numbers for that format if needed and another static method to transform the vertex numbers back to the orginal reference frame.- Returns:
- map of indexes of left nodes matched to indexes of right nodes
-
refine
protected int refine(FlowNetwork gFlow, int s, float eps, float epsLarge, int q, boolean isFirstInvoc)
- Parameters:
gFlow
-s
-eps
-epsLarge
-q
-isFirstInvoc
-- Returns:
-
buildForest2
protected MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.Forest buildForest2(FlowNetwork gFlow, ResidualDigraph2 rF, gnu.trove.set.TIntSet surplus, gnu.trove.set.TIntSet deficit, float eps, gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap terminatingKeys, int lambda, boolean isFirstInvoc)
runtime complexity is O(surplus * (minHeap.extractMin + lg2(avg_n_connections_out_of_surplus_node * minHeap.insert (or decrKey)))) The minHeap extractMin could be improved with multi-level buckets.- Parameters:
gFlow
-rF
-surplus
-deficit
-eps
-terminatingKeys
-lambda
-isFirstInvoc
-terminatingKeys
- map of key=surplus index, value = terminating deficit forest index- Returns:
-
hopcroftKarp
protected gnu.trove.map.TIntIntMap hopcroftKarp(Graph g, int s)
NOTE: method does not yet account for the finer details of matching size from pg 41, paragraph 3. find a maximal matching of size s for the left and right nodes in the bipartite graph g. Note that if the maximum matched size does not reach the requested size s, but has not grown during internal iterations, the result is returned for that smaller size.- Parameters:
g
-s
-- Returns:
-
extractNodes
public static java.util.List<MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.PathNode> extractNodes(MinCostUnbalancedAssignment.PathNode node)
- Parameters:
node
-- Returns:
-
getFinalFlowNetwork
protected FlowNetwork getFinalFlowNetwork()
NOTE: the weights were condensed to make the min Heaps faster, so corrections for that must be done before user can use the flow network results- Returns:
-
convert
public static Graph convert(int[][] cost)
- Parameters:
cost
-- Returns:
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This specification (version 1.6) describes the children in need ( CIN ) 2013 to 2014 census. This data collection covers all local authorities in England, who are expected to provide data for the period from 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2014.
The data consists of child-level information for children in scope, showing their characteristics and information about their assessments. The majority of children in need will be up to 19 years of age but there will be a few exceptions where children’s social care are providing support to older persons.
Published: 30 October 2013
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This platform helps to collect data and store them for the future use. This platform also preserves the motivation to help researchers of University of Saskatchewan to use these plant phenotype data for their research purpose and extend plant phenotyping present situation to an advanced level.
At present, plant phenotyping with big data analysing team consists of four members. Our main focus is right now collecting data from different sources, store them for future use. At the same time, our focus is to develop collaborative realtions between different disciplines of Department of Computer Science of University of Saskatchewan.
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| Aaron Murray | Deaf British Sign Language user | 27th May 2016 | Katell Grondin | |
| Charlie Reid | Sciatica | 25th May 2016 | Alexis Boulanger | |
| Laura Cooper | self | Neck and wrist ache | 24th May 2016 | Julie Guichard |
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| Tomás Moya | Multiple Sclerosis | 25th February 2016 | Nolan Bailly | |
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| Megan Knight | Epilepsy | 26th January 2016 | Colin Julien | |
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| Alfredo Díez | director | Anxiety | 3rd June 2016 | Salomé Jean |
| Beliz Tütüncü | large | Lower back/shoulder muscular pain | 3rd June 2016 | Maxence Dupont |
| Yolanda Vázquez | Autism | 2nd June 2016 | Pauline Marie | |
| Cemre Öcal | Hearing | 31st May 2016 | Capucine Michel | |
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| Beliz Baştürk | pan | Syringomyelia and arthritis | 26th May 2016 | Salomé Jean |
| Ahenk Öcal | I have a broken vertebrae, lower back pain | 26th May 2016 | Pauline Marie | |
| María Isabel Lozano | large | Spinal Oesteoporosis | 26th May 2016 | Pauline Marie |
| Melih Yıldız | nerve damage causing backpain andd numb ness down... | 24th May 2016 | Julie Herve | |
| Burak Dereli | director | Learning Disability | 24th May 2016 | Alexis Boulanger |
| Murat Tekin | Dyselxia | 15th March 2016 | Théo Langlois | |
| Belen Tekin | self | Severe hearing loss | 7th March 2016 | Salomé Jean |
| James Saunders | visual | I had a stroke | 7th March 2016 | Bruno Duval |
| Alaattin Baştürk | deaf | hearing loss / tinnitus | 1st March 2016 | Julie Herve |
| Amparo Prieto | large | Chronic Pelvic Pain | 19th February 2016 | |
| Alfie Edwards | director | Hard of Hearing | 19th February 2016 | Julie Guichard |
| Luis Miguel Ibáñez | pan | have a hearing impairment | 18th February 2016 | Théo Langlois |
| Libby Watson | large | Motor Neurone Disease | 17th February 2016 | Katell Grondin |
| María Concepción Santiago | pan | Dyslexia | 26th January 2016 | Bruno Duval |
| Demi Clark | self | profoundly deaf | 5th January 2016 | Théo Langlois |
| Fethi Dereli | visual | Hearing impairment | 22nd December 2015 | Julie Herve |
| José Carlos Díaz | director | deafness bsl user | 18th December 2015 | Alexis Boulanger |
| Chloe Walsh | Deaf and British Sign Language user | 17th December 2015 | Théo Langlois | |
| Hannah Davis | visual | Dyslexia | 10th June 2016 | Katell Grondin |
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| Javier Vega | visual | lower back problems/weakness | 22nd January 2016 | Léonie Vidal |
| Muhammet Güler | visual | Deaf | 24th May 2016 | Capucine Michel |
| Toby Bell | director | Profoundly deaf | 8th January 2016 | Anaëlle Herve |
| Bülent Demir | Depression and Stress | 6th June 2016 | Lamia Baron | |
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Package networkObjects
Class NetworkIO
java.lang.Object
networkObjects.NetworkIO
public class NetworkIO
extends java.lang.Object
A class that manages all network connections and I/O.
- Author:
- Yehoshua Halle
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort)
Constructs a new NetworkIO object with the default buffer size of 8192 (a bit over 8mb).NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, boolean findPublicIP)
NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int bufferSizeInBytes)
Constructs a new NetworkIO object with all buffer sizes being initialized to the one provided here.NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int bufferSizeInBytes, boolean findPublicIP)
NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int serverBufferSizeInBytes, int clientBufferSizeInBytes, boolean findPublicIP)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
addPacketType(Packet p)
Adds a type of packet that can be sent over the network.boolean
connectToServer(java.lang.String ip, int port)
Attempts to connect to a server.void
disconnectFromAllServers()
void
disconnectFromServer(java.lang.String ip)
<T extends Packet>
TfindFirstInstanceOf(T target, java.util.LinkedList<Packet> queue)
Searches for the first instance of a packet in a client's queue.void
findPublicIP()
Uses http://checkip.amazonaws.com to find this device's public IP address.java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.LinkedList<Packet>>
getAllConnectionData()
Returns a Map of all queues associated with external connections and their IP'sjava.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,java.util.LinkedList<Packet>>
getAllServerClientData()
Returns a Map of all queues associated with ips.java.util.LinkedList<Packet>
getConnectionData(java.lang.String ip)
Returns the queue of received packets associated with a connection to an external server.java.util.LinkedList<Packet>
getConnectionData(processing.net.Client c)
java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,processing.net.Client>
getConnections()
Returns all external connections.java.lang.String
getPublicIP()
Returns the public IP of this device if found using findPublicIP()java.util.LinkedList<Packet>
getServerClientData(java.lang.String ip)
Returns the queue of received packets associated with a client connected to the internal server.java.util.LinkedList<Packet>
getServerClientData(processing.net.Client c)
java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,processing.net.Client>
getServerClients()
Returns all clients currently connected to the internal server associated with their ip.int
getServerPort()
boolean
hasConnection()
Returns true if connected to any external server.boolean
hasConnection(java.lang.String ip)
Returns true if connected to external server with the provided ip.boolean
hasConnection(processing.net.Client c)
boolean
isLocalHost(java.lang.String ip)
boolean
isServerActive()
Returns true if the internal server is running.boolean
isServerClient(java.lang.String ip)
Returns true if the given ip is a client of the internal server.boolean
isServerClient(processing.net.Client c)
Returns true if the given client is a client of the internal server.processing.net.Client
nextServerClient()
Returns the next available client connected to the server with new data.<T extends Packet>
TpollFirstInstanceOf(T target, java.util.LinkedList<Packet> queue)
Searches for the first instance of a packet in a client's queue, then removes it.void
putInClientEvent(processing.net.Client c)
If you want to use the built-in server and clients to their full capacity, put this in the clientEvent() method like this: public void clientEvent(Client c) { NetIO.putInClientEvent(c); }void
putInDisconnectEvent(processing.net.Client oldClient)
If you want to use the built-in server to its full capacity, put this in the disconnectEvent() method like this: public void disconnectEvent(Client c) { NetIO.putInDisconnectEvent(c); } You need to do this to prevent data from being sent to disconnected clients.void
putInServerEvent(processing.net.Server ref, processing.net.Client newClient)
If you want to use the built-in server to its full capacity, put this in the serverEvent() method like this: public void serverEvent(Server s, Client c) { NetIO.putInServerEvent(s, c); } This allows the server keeps track of connected clients.void
readFromAllConnections()
void
readFromConnection(java.lang.String ip)
Reads data from a connection to an external server.void
readFromConnection(processing.net.Client c)
void
readFromServerClient(java.lang.String ip)
Reads data from a client connected to the internal server.void
readFromServerClient(processing.net.Client c)
void
sendToAllServers(Packet p)
Sends a packet to all external connections.void
sendToAllServersExcept(java.lang.String except, Packet p)
Sends a packet to all external connections except one (if it is one of this object's external connections).void
sendToClient(java.lang.String ip, Packet p)
Sends a packet to a specific client that is connected to the internal server by ip.void
sendToClient(processing.net.Client c, Packet p)
void
sendToClients(Packet p)
Sends a packet to ALL clients connected to the internal server.void
sendToClientsExcept(java.lang.String except, Packet p)
Sends a packet to all connected clients except one.void
sendToServer(java.lang.String ip, Packet p)
Sends a packet to a server if there is a connection to it.void
sendToServer(processing.net.Client c, Packet p)
void
setClientDisconnectAction(NetAction action)
Sets an action to be run when an external server disconnectsvoid
setServerConnectAction(NetAction action)
Sets an action to be run when a client connects to the internal server.void
setServerDisconnectAction(NetAction action)
Sets an action to be run when a client disconnects from the internal server.void
startServer()
Stops the server if it is running, then starts a new one on the preset server port.void
startServer(int port)
Changes the server port and starts the server on that port.void
stopServer()
Stops the server and clears all client data.Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Constructor Details
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NetworkIO
public NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int serverBufferSizeInBytes, int clientBufferSizeInBytes, boolean findPublicIP)Constructs a new NetworkIO object with a custom buffer size. -
NetworkIO
public NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int bufferSizeInBytes)Constructs a new NetworkIO object with all buffer sizes being initialized to the one provided here. -
NetworkIO
public NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, int bufferSizeInBytes, boolean findPublicIP) -
NetworkIO
public NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort)Constructs a new NetworkIO object with the default buffer size of 8192 (a bit over 8mb). -
NetworkIO
public NetworkIO(processing.core.PApplet parent, int serverPort, boolean findPublicIP)
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Method Details
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getPublicIP
public java.lang.String getPublicIP()Returns the public IP of this device if found using findPublicIP() -
setServerConnectAction
Sets an action to be run when a client connects to the internal server.-  Parameters:
action
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setClientDisconnectAction
Sets an action to be run when an external server disconnects- Parameters:
action
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putInServerEvent
public void putInServerEvent(processing.net.Server ref, processing.net.Client newClient)If you want to use the built-in server to its full capacity, put this in the serverEvent() method like this: public void serverEvent(Server s, Client c) { NetIO.putInServerEvent(s, c); } This allows the server keeps track of connected clients. -
putInClientEvent
public void putInClientEvent(processing.net.Client c)If you want to use the built-in server and clients to their full capacity, put this in the clientEvent() method like this: public void clientEvent(Client c) { NetIO.putInClientEvent(c); } -
putInDisconnectEvent
public void putInDisconnectEvent(processing.net.Client oldClient)If you want to use the built-in server to its full capacity, put this in the disconnectEvent() method like this: public void disconnectEvent(Client c) { NetIO.putInDisconnectEvent(c); } You need to do this to prevent data from being sent to disconnected clients. -
findPublicIP
public void findPublicIP()Uses http://checkip.amazonaws.com to find this device's public IP address. Can be called in the constructor by putting 'true' as the last argument. -
addPacketType
Adds a type of packet that can be sent over the network. This is needed because the NetworkIO object needs a reference to a Packet to use its construct() method. -
findFirstInstanceOf
Searches for the first instance of a packet in a client's queue.- Parameters:
target
-queue
-- Returns:
- the first instance of that type of packet in a client's queue
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pollFirstInstanceOf
Searches for the first instance of a packet in a client's queue, then removes it.- Type Parameters:
T
-- Parameters:
target
-queue
-- Returns:
- the first instance of that type of packet in a client's queue
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getServerClients
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,processing.net.Client> getServerClients()Returns all clients currently connected to the internal server associated with their ip. Clients are not returned in any particular order. -
isServerActive
public boolean isServerActive()Returns true if the internal server is running. -
isServerClient
public boolean isServerClient(processing.net.Client c)Returns true if the given client is a client of the internal server. -
isServerClient
public boolean isServerClient(java.lang.String ip)Returns true if the given ip is a client of the internal server. -
startServer
public void startServer(int port)Changes the server port and starts the server on that port. -
startServer
public void startServer()Stops the server if it is running, then starts a new one on the preset server port. -
stopServer
public void stopServer()Stops the server and clears all client data. -
getServerPort
public int getServerPort() -
sendToClients
Sends a packet to ALL clients connected to the internal server. -
sendToClientsExcept
Sends a packet to all connected clients except one. This can be used when a client sends data that needs to be distributed to the other connected clients. -
sendToClient
Sends a packet to a specific client that is connected to the internal server by ip. If the ip is found to be in this NetworkIO's external connections, it will write directly to its buffer to avoid circular connections. -
sendToClient
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nextServerClient
public processing.net.Client nextServerClient()Returns the next available client connected to the server with new data. Can return null. Here is a simple way to handle multiple clients' data in the draw loop: for(Client nextClient = NetIO.nextServerClient(); nextClient != null; nextClient = NetIO.nextServerClient()) { NetIO.readFromServerClient(nextClient); } -
readFromServerClient
public void readFromServerClient(java.lang.String ip)Reads data from a client connected to the internal server. Complete packets are stored in the client's associated queue. -
readFromServerClient
public void readFromServerClient(processing.net.Client c) -
getServerClientData
Returns the queue of received packets associated with a client connected to the internal server. If the ip or client does not match any connected clients or is null, an empty queue is returned. -
getServerClientData
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getAllServerClientData
Returns a Map of all queues associated with ips. -
getConnections
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,processing.net.Client> getConnections()Returns all external connections. -
hasConnection
public boolean hasConnection()Returns true if connected to any external server. -
hasConnection
public boolean hasConnection(java.lang.String ip)Returns true if connected to external server with the provided ip. -
hasConnection
public boolean hasConnection(processing.net.Client c) -
connectToServer
public boolean connectToServer(java.lang.String ip, int port)Attempts to connect to a server. Returns true if the connection was successful. Clears client data if client was already connected to the server.
Note: Connecting to Server.ip() will likely change the ip to <IP_ADDRESS> (localhost) to prevent circular connections. -
disconnectFromServer
public void disconnectFromServer(java.lang.String ip) -
disconnectFromAllServers
public void disconnectFromAllServers() -
sendToServer
Sends a packet to a server if there is a connection to it. If the server is found to be part of this object, write directly to avoid circular connections. -
sendToServer
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sendToAllServers
Sends a packet to all external connections.- Parameters:
p
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sendToAllServersExcept
Sends a packet to all external connections except one (if it is one of this object's external connections). This is useful for distributing data to other servers after receiving data from one.- Parameters:
except
-p
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readFromConnection
public void readFromConnection(java.lang.String ip)Reads data from a connection to an external server. Complete packets are stored in the connection's queue. -
readFromConnection
public void readFromConnection(processing.net.Client c) -
readFromAllConnections
public void readFromAllConnections() -
getConnectionData
Returns the queue of received packets associated with a connection to an external server. If the ip or client does not match any connections or is null, an empty queue is returned. -
getConnectionData
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getAllConnectionData
Returns a Map of all queues associated with external connections and their IP's -
isLocalHost
public boolean isLocalHost(java.lang.String ip)
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The plot in ‘The Da Vinci Code’ revolves around Robert Langdon, who interprets symbols at Harvard. He gets a shocking phone call at mid-night while in Paris. The administrator of the Louvre was killed in the premises of the museum and the dead body is accompanied by a sequence of codes. As Robert was supposed to meet that person, he now stands as a suspect of the murder. Robert is accompanied by Sophie Neveu, a French cryptologist, in solving the mystery revolving around the murder. They are astonished to find that the hints they are searching for are hidden in the works of Leonardo Da Vinci. Although the clues can be seen clearly, yet they are to be decoded. As the story unfolds, it is found out that the late administrator was affiliated with some secret society and his sole purpose was to safeguard the secret. Robert and Sophie then battle to decode the secrets running from cathedrals to castles around the whole Europe.
They are also being hunted by some anonymous antagonists. The duo needs to find out the reason for which the administrator sacrificed his life. Also, they have to maintain and protect the secret society’s mission which is being carried on for so many years. This write-up includes number of twists and turns that are capable enough to send thrill waves into the readers. The book was published in August, 2009 and became a New York Times best-seller within a week. Also, the book has been custom-made into a movie.
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Adobe Illustrator Will Come To iPad In 2020, Photoshop Already Launched
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Recently, Adobe held its annual MAX conference and issued a few noteworthy statements. Particularly, the software giant said it will introduce another desktop-level image and graphics application to the iPad.  The product is scheduled to be released in 2020. Last year Adobe announced a similar program to provide Photoshop for the iPad, which was launched on the App Store on Monday.
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The company said that the Adobe Illustrator for the iPad is still in ‘early’ development. So they still don’t know what it looks like compared to the desktop version. But this version will focus on maximizing the iPad’s unique touch and Apple Pencil-based input. Like Photoshop, documents created on different platforms will be completely versatile and can be edited on any other platform via Creative Cloud storage.
According to The Verge, the iPad version of Adobe Illustrator is optimized for tablets and has some Illustrator core tools such as paths and layouts. Plus, it will bring some new tools developed specifically for the touch experience.
The app will be available in private beta. However, the access will be limited until Adobe makes further progress in the development process.
Adobe said it has contacted ‘tens of thousands of designers’ to find out how best to build an Adobe Illustrator version for them. They should also answer which is the best way they use their tablets at work.
It’s reasonable that such a transformation from the PCs to tablets takes time. But we’d like to get our hands on tablet-based programs as soon as possible.


This Amazon S3 Personal File Store sample is fully detailed in the web identity federation article. The sample demonstrates how to use AWS Security Token Service (STS) to give application users specific and constrained permissions to an Amazon S3 bucket. Each application user will get a "folder" of an Amazon S3 bucket as specified by the role policy. This README details all the steps necessary to get the sample running with Amazon Authentication. It assumes you've alredy completed the steps in the base README for setting up the application with Facebook:
App ID
. You'll use it in later steps. The other steps in this guide will be useful with your future Login with Amazon apps, but will not be necessary for this sample.com.amazon.aws.demo.s3personalfilestore.S3PersonalFileStore
.__BUCKET_NAME__
with the S3 bucket you created earlier:
{ "Version":"2012-10-17", "Statement":[{ "Effect":"Allow", "Action":["s3:ListBucket"], "Resource":["arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__"], "Condition": {"StringLike": {"s3:prefix":"${www.amazon.com:user_id}/*"} } }, { "Effect":"Allow", "Action":["s3:GetObject", "s3:PutObject", "s3:DeleteObject"], "Resource":[ "arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__/${www.amazon.com:user_id}", "arn:aws:s3:::__BUCKET_NAME__/${www.amazon.com:user_id}/*" ] } ] }
S3PersonalFileStore.xcodeproj
in Xcode.#define AMZN_LOGIN 1 #define AMZN_ROLE_ARN @"ROLE_ARN"
Run the sample on your simulator or device.


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IE 300 - Quality Control and Management
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Gemma Atkinson and Gorka Marquez to make Strictly debut as couple
Gemma Atkinson will make her dance floor debut with her real-life partner Gorka Marquez in the Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special.
The festive episode of the BBC One show will have another romantic pairing as Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell will also be reunited.
Former soap star Atkinson did not dance with Marquez when she took part in Strictly in 2017 as she was paired with Aljaz Skorjanec while he was partnered with singer Alexandra Burke.
Despite not being an official Strictly couple, they struck up a relationship behind the scenes and in July this year welcomed their first child together, daughter Mia.
YouTube star Sugg and Buswell made it to the Strictly final last year and the loved-up pair will be hoping to go one step further and win in the seasonal edition.
They confirmed their romance after last year’s finale.
The other pairings for this year’s Strictly Christmas special have been confirmed, with Debbie McGee dancing with Kevin Clifton and Chizzy Akudolu dancing with Graziano Di Prima.
Mark Wright will dance with Janette Manrara and Richard Arnold has been matched with Luba Mushtuk.
Broadcaster McGee was originally partnered with Giovanni Pernice and Holby City actress Akudolu was previously paired with the now-departed Pasha Kovalev when they took part in Strictly in 2017.
Presenter and former The Only Way Is Essex star Wright, who was part of the Strictly line-up in 2014, previously danced with Karen Hauer.
Good Morning Britain showbiz reporter Arnold was partnered with former pro Erin Boag in 2012.
The programme will be hosted by Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, with Craig Revel Horwood, Motsi Mabuse, Bruno Tonioli and head judge Shirley Ballas dishing out the critiques.
The Strictly Come Dancing Christmas special will air on BBC One on Christmas Day.


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.storytron.swat |
Provides the implementation of
Swat . |
| com.storytron.swat.verbeditor |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| OperatorEditor
An editor for creating, deleting and modifying custom
operators.
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| ScriptEditor
An editor for scripts.
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| VerbEditor |
| VerbEditor.VerbListener |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| OperatorEditor
An editor for creating, deleting and modifying custom
operators.
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| ParameterListEditor
And editor for a list of operator parameters.
|
| PresenceEditor.BooleanUndefinedControl
A control implementing two exclusive checkboxes.
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| ScriptEditor
An editor for scripts.
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| SentenceDisplayEditor
This class implements an editor for configuring how sentences should be displayed
in storytreller.
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| SocketEditor
A panel for editing word sockets.
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| VerbEditor |
| VerbEditor.State
This class stores the verb, role, option and script being displayed.
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| VerbEditor.VerbListener |
| VerbPropertiesEditor
Implementation of an editor for verb properties.
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| VerbTree |
| WitnessesEditor
An editor for editing the witness attributes.
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This is an official notification of the availability of a package deposited in your name and it is not a sales solicitation or SPAM. We are Diplomats that use our immunity and status to safekeep special and valuable packages and baggage in trust for reputable clients that are honest and trustworthy. We work in collaboration with top firms and Governments of various countries as we have earned a name as a service whose hallmarks in reliability and confidentiality are revered. International missions, Fellow Diplomats and Embassies of the world have used our services to satisfaction. A benefactor whose identity can not be disclosed because of the Non Circumvention and Non Disclosure Agreement that was signed with the said benefactor when the packages were being deposited made you the beneficiary of a package containing some amount of money and stated clearly that you should only be contacted when the time signed for it to be in our care elapses and the time has already elapsed that is why you are being contacted. The Non Circumvention and Non Disclosure Agreement signed with the benefactor mandates us to fully divulge and disclose the benefactor's identity 18 months after the beneficiary has received the funds. The funds in the package is USD1.5M (One Million,Five Hundred Thousand U.S.Dollars) and we confirm that these funds are fully free of any liens, or encumbrances and are clean, clear and non-criminal origin and are available in the form of CASH. You are hereby advised to send your Full Contact Information as well as the name of the closest airport to your city in the format stated below so that the funds would be brought to your Country of residence by 3 Diplomats who would accompany you to your bank (if you want them to) to deposit the funds in your name and submit all documentations that has to do with the origin of the funds in other to exonerate you from any form of investigations or interrogation and to authenticate the fact that the funds are clean and has no links whatsover with either drugs or terrorism. The Requested Information is to ensure that no mistake or error is made and it should be forwarded in the manner stated below: Your Full Name: ______________________________ Your Complete Address: ________________________________ Name of City of Residence: ____________________ Name of Closest Airport to your city of Residence:_________________________________ Direct Telephone Number:____________________________________ The Telephone number is very necessary because the number would be called by the Diplomats before the funds would be handed over to you so as to ensure that the package is handed over to the right person. So,its mandatory you send your Direct Telephone Number preferably your Mobile or Cell Phone Number. Complete the above and send back to me as soon as possible. Congratulations in advance. Thank you and I sincerely Remain Anna Holmes<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>___________________________________________________________________________ Mail sent from WebMail service at PHP-Nuke Powered Site - http://dirot4sales.com


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I fixed up fer‘s muine-burn plugin recently. It now works with the latest muine, and recent libnautilus-burn. Surprisingly little was needed to get it into working condition again. AFAIK, the plugin wasn’t checked into version control anywhere, so I committed the changes into my baz archive. I also put up a tarball here.
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Gavi
Gavi is a village in Pathanamthitta district , Kerala, India. It is located 28 km southwest of Vandiperiyar, a town in Idukki on N.H 220, the highway connecting Kollam and Madurai. Spread across the beauty of Periyar Tiger Reserve, Gavi is a quiet, beautiful and pristine forest haven. It is at the eastern extreme of the Pathanamthitta District at 3400 ft above MSL. These evergreen forests are abundant with magnificent Wildlife including the tiger, elephants, leopards, bears, Indian gaur, sambar, barking & Mouse deers, lion tailed macaque, other varieties of Kumarakom-bird Sanctuarymonkeys, Nilgiri Marten and a lot more.


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The issues that have come to the fore since Aug. 9, 2014, when Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson killed 18-year-old Michael Brown have been developing for decades. What actually happened on Canfield Drive will continue to be discussed, but attention is increasingly focused on community-police relations, racial profiling and racial and economic disparities and more. Here you’ll find our efforts to illuminate and explain the events that have happened and the wide-ranging conversation that is going on.
How it sounded. How it looked. How it felt.
We have sorted all our articles since Aug. 10, 2014 by date and by topic. This page is updated when we have new stories. You can also see all of our stories about the one-year anniversary.
It was last updated on {{ COPY.content.stories_updated }}.
The Department of Justice released its final reports on both Darren Wilson and the Ferguson Police Department. Additionally, We've read thousands of pages of grand jury testimony transcripts and reports, heard police radio traffic and audio of the gunshots and viewed photos. Here, you can too.
You can put the area in context by learning what happened where and when.
We kept a live blog starting in August 2014, and updated when events warranted. See what happened, as it happened.


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Genesis 7:19
And the waters prevailed exceedingly upon the earth; and all the high hills, that were under the whole heaven, were covered.


Publications
[14] Koulali A., Clarke P.J (2021, in press). Modelling quasi-periodic signals in geodetic time series using Gaussian Processes, Geophys. J. Int., submitted 2020-Sep-08; revised 2021-Apr-09; accepted 2021-Apr-19.
[13] Koulali, A., Clarke, P.J., (2020) Effect of antenna snow intrusion on vertical GPS position time series in Antarctica, J Geod 94, 101.
[12] Gordon Lister, Hrvoje Tkalčić, Babak Hejrani, Achraf Koulali, Eelco Rohling, Marnie Forster, Simon McClusky, (2018) Volcanic lineaments focus major earthquake ruptures on the Eas Japan megathrust, Lithosphere, 10 (4): 512–522.
[11] Achraf Koulali, Simon McClusky, Phil Cummins, Paul Tregoning, (2018) Wedge geometry, frictional properties and interseismic coupling of the Java megathrust. Tectonophysics, 734–735, 89-95.
[10] Achraf Koulali, and McClusky, S. and Wallace, L. and Allgeyer, S. and Tregoning, P. and D’Anastasio, E. and Benavente, R.,Slow slip events and the 2016 Te Araroa Mw 7.1 earthquake interaction: Northern Hikurangi subduction, New Zealand (2017), Geophysical Research Letters, 44, 2017.
[9] Salim Masoumi, Simon McClusky, Achraf Koulali, Paul Tregoning, A directional model of tropospheric horizontal gradients in Global Positioning System and its application for particular weather scenarios (2017), Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 122-8, 4401-4425, 2017.
[8] A. Koulali, S. McClusky, S. Susilo, Y. Leonard, P. Cummins, P. Tregoning, I. Meilano, J. Efendi, A.B. Wijanarto, The kinematics of crustal deformation in Java from GPS observations: Implications for fault slip partitioning (2017), Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 458, 69-79, 2017.
[7] Koulali, A., S. Susilo, S. McClusky, I. Meilano, P. Cummins, P. Tregoning, G. Lister, J. Efendi, and M. A. Syafi’i (2016), Crustal strain partitioning and the associated earthquake hazard in the eastern Sunda-Banda Arc, Geophysical Research Letters,43,1943–1949, 2016.
[6] Koulali A., P. Tregoning, S. McClusky, R. Stanaway, L. Wallace and G. Lister, (2015), New Insights into the present-day kinematics of the central and western Papua New Guinea from GPS, Geophysical Journal International, 202, 993 - 1004, 2015 .
[5] Montillet J-P., Williams S.D.P, Koulali A. and McClusky S., (2015), Estimation of offsets in GPS time-series and application to the detection of earthquake deformation in the far-field, Geophysical Journal International,77, 70-88, 2015.
[4] A. Poujol, J.F. Ritz, A. Tahayt, P. Vernant, M. Condomines, P.H. Blard, J. Billant, L. Vacher, B. Tibari, L. Hni and A. Koulali, (2014), Active tectonics of the Northern Rif (Morocco) from geomorphic and geochronological data, Journal of Geodynamics, 77,70-88, 2014 .
[3] A. Koulali, D. Ouazar, A. Tahayt, R.W. King, P. Vernant, R.E. Reilinger, S. McClusky, T. Mourabit, J.M. Davila, N. Amraoui, (2012) New GPS constraints on active deformation along the Africa–Iberia plate boundary, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 308-1,211-217, 2012.
[2] Vernant, P., F. Abdelali, Mourabit, T., Ouazar, D., Koulali, A., Davila, J. M., Garate, J., McClusky, S. and Reilinger, Robert, (2010) Geodetic constraints on active tectonics of the Western Mediterranean: Implications for the kinematics and dynamics of the Nubia-Eurasia plate boundary zone, Journal of Geodynamics, 49-3, 123 - 129, 2012 .
[1] Koulali, A. and Ouazar, D. and Bock, O. and Fadil, A.(2012) Study of seasonal-scale atmospheric water cycle with ground-based GPS receivers, radiosondes and NWP models over Morocco, Atmospheric Research, 104, 273 - 291.


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In GIN mode, you can program the mouse buttons to send characters. The default settings are:
Left down{ } NULL
Left up{13}
Right down{ } NULL
Right up{27}
The non-ascii keys can be entered using the KeyASCII number enclosed in braces:
backspace {8}
enter {13}
escape {27}
space {32}
For example, you could program:
Left down2to start a line
Left up2{13}to end a line
Right down7 to start a circle
Right up7{13}to end a circle
For example, you could program:
Left down:to pick and drag
Left up{13}to release


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Path Tracing metadata is stored as text in the debug
section .debug_PT of the object file or executable. Note
that in the case of multiple object files linked into a single
executable, the executable contains the complete metadata consolidated
from all object files. To extract this data, use a command similar
to
Tools/extract-section --require .debug_PT myexe
The extracted information will contain entries for each instrumented function in any object file linked into the executable. Each entry gives a description of the control-flow graph of the function, augmented by line number information and Ball/Larus instrumentation information (see [4]). A complete example (from the unit test loop) is:
# rand 1|EXIT 0|ENTRY|5|5|5|5|5|5|5|5|-1|5 $ 0->1|0$0 # main 3|EXIT 2|ENTRY|9|9|9|9|9|9|9 4|10|10|10 5|11|11|12|12|12|12|13|13|13 6|-1|20|20|21|21 7|14 8|17 9|18|18|18|-1 $ 2->4|0$0 4->5|0$0 4->6|2$2 5->7|0$0 5->8|1$1 6->3|0$0 7->9|0$0 8->9|0$0 9~>4|3$3
This metadata format obeys the following grammar. Non-terminals are distinguished from terminals by capitalization, color, and italics.
| Function_List | ⩴ | Function ↵ Function_List |
| | | ε | |
| Function | ⩴ | # ↵ fn-name ↵ Block_List ↵ $ ↵ Edge_List |
| Block_List | ⩴ | Block ↵ Block_List |
| | | ε | |
| Block | ⩴ | block-id Block_Lines |
| | | block-id | ENTRY Block_Lines | |
| | | block-id | EXIT | |
| | | block-id | NULL | |
| Block_Lines | ⩴ | | line-num Block_Lines |
| | | | -1 Block_Lines | |
| | | ε | |
| Edge_List | ⩴ | Edge ↵ Edge_List |
| | | ε | |
| Edge | ⩴ | block-id Arrow block-id | Increment $ Weight |
| Arrow | ⩴ | -> |
| | | ~> | |
| Increment | ⩴ | 0 | 1 | … |
| Weight | ⩴ | 0 | 1 | … |
Each Function entry lists the function’s name, line number information for the function’s basic blocks, and instrumentation information for the control-flow graph edges (between basic blocks).
The function’s name is followed by N Block entries for the N basic blocks in the function. Each block has a block-id, which is unique within the function (though not necessarily globally, though this is the case in the given example). This id is followed by the list of line numbers for statements within that basic block. The special value ENTRY preceeds this list of Block_Lines for the unique function entry block. The unique exit block is not allowed line numbers, and simply has the special value EXIT. If the basic block has no statements with line number information, the block has the special value NULL. This is not an error, and occurs often in real software both naturally and due to instrumentation requirements. If the list of line numbers contains the sentinel value -1, this basic block marks the completion of acyclic paths and writes the unqiue completed path value into the tracing array.
The blocks are followed by a representation of the control-flow graph of the function. Each Edge entry (from one source block-id to the target block-id) contains edge details and information about instrumentation along the edge. If the arrow for the edge is straight (->), the edge is a standard edge; if the arrow is formed from a tilde (~>), it is a backedge. The entry also contains the edge increment (for instrumentation and partial path reconstruction) and the edge weight (for complete acyclic path reconstruction). If the edge is a backedge, these numbers represent the reinitialization of the path sum. For details, see the papers [2, 3], and the original discussion of this instrumentation scheme in [4].
In the example above, then, the basic block in function main
labeled 5 contains statements on lines 11, 12, and 13. It is not the end of
acyclic paths (it has no -1 in its line numbers), and has two outgoing edges.
One edge is to block 7 with an increment (and weight) of 0, and the other is to
block 8 with an increment (and weight) of 1. The entire graph thus looks
something like this:
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This builder encodes your email address into JavaScript code to display your email address only to your visitors and not in the source code of your website.
Result: ...
<script type="text/javascript"> document.write(atob("
...")); </script>
Copy and paste the code.


You must specify the data set you wish to visualize by passing the filename (located on this server) as a parameter, e.g., ?csv=fileName.csv.
Try this example.


Galeria
Reparto
curiosidades
Sinopsis de la pelicula
This is a link
Here is some more information about this product that is only revealed once clicked on.


My Favorite Sites
Google, Amazon, and WebMD each provide different strengths in terms of their visual appeal, content and function. While Amazon and WebMD are really overpopulated with information on their homepage, Google has its now iconic simple search bar with a daily change around the title kind of as a watercooler conversation starter. While Google provides minimal advertising on the home page, targeted advertising is key to the company. Amazon and WebMD are somewhat overcrowded with information.
Though Amazon and WebMD are overcrowded, I buy more from Amazon because it has just about everything. WebMD is used as an information source and the products they sell are supplements and such which I think the consumer is not willing to buy outside of a pharmacy to the same extent as other consumer products on a broad-based department store such as Amazon.com


Luke Hammer
Grant Hanrahan
Bunch of Randos
WHO IS ME?
- Coding since the early '90s: 25 years of glory
- Paid to code for almost 20 years
- Very old, dead soon... treasure every precious moment
- My first computer program
- Hackin' & Tinkerin' on the Commodore Amiga 500
- Higher Education: comp sci fancy man
- True loves:
- C, Linux, open source
- Passion projects: music & graphics
- Electronics projects: Arduino, Raspberry Pi
- Natural Interfaces: Kinect, Leap, VR
- Recreation: Making a Racket, Great Outdoors
WORKIN' FOR THE MAN
Things I Have Done For Money
- Sydney, Melbourne, Glasgow & Highlands, Berlin
- Tiny brochure/portfolio sites
- Giant sites that will never ever be finished
- Junior roles to lead developer roles
- On-site server setup, maintenance, support
- C on Embedded Linux
- Teaching: 7 WDIs
Why I Teach
CODING LITERACY IS THE NEW LITERACY
How I Teach
- Golden Retriever-like enthusiasm mixed with weary cynicism
- Respectful interruptions welcome
- Try to keep it interesting
- Don't take things too seriously
- Indulge me
- The problem: Information Overload
- The solutions:
- Don't panic!
- Stop me before you get too lost - the sooner the better
- Hold on to whatever you can, filter the rest
- Practice: Repetition, Repetition, Repetition
AWKWARD CLASS PARTICIPATION BIT
Knowing Me, Knowing You
Web Development is two things (mostly)
- Reading/editing text files
- Solving problems
- 40% - writing code
- 60% - figuring out why it doesn't work
What have you got yourselves into?
To be a good developer you ought to:
- Type well: typing.io
- Be comfortable editing text
- Enjoy solving problems
- Have a high capacity for frustration
- Be details-oriented/pedantic about your code
"Always code as if the person who ends up maintaining your code
will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live."
- Not mind reading documentation/researching
- Get used to constantly learning
"Programming isn't about what you know; it's about what you can figure out." - Chris Pine
What This Course Is Really About
- Web browsers
- Text editors and text editing
- Writing: clear communication
- Collaborating
- Learning how to learn / pattern recognition
- Design — system, not visual
- Problem solving: decomposition / "divide and conquer"
- Stickers
- Animated GIFs
- Traditions:
- Dreaming in Code
- Hating MTA
- Margaritas
- The Spit To Manly
- Burning Airlines
Structure of the Course
An Odyssey in 12 Parts
A Typical Day
- 9:00 - 9:45: Warmup
- 9:45 - 10:15: Warmup solution
- 10:15 - 10:30: Homework demos
- 10:30 - 1:00: Main Session/Codealong
- 11:00 - Break / morning tea / "little lunch"
- 1:00 - 2:00: Lunch (Outcomes/Guest Speaker?)
- 2:00 - 5:00: More Session/Review/Lab Time
- 5:00+: Homework
So that's what Grant is for
A Question of Balance
Not like reading a book on how to play the piano
Active Learning / Learning By Doing
Project Week:
A Festival of Fail
CUSTOMISIN' & CONFIGURIN'
THE CODE CONDUIT
For example:
Let's turn the pointless
Caps Lock
key into an additional
Control
key
THE GOOD NEWS:
THE SYSTEM WORKS
THE CATCH:
YOU HAVE TO WORK
a.k.a The First Law of Thermodynamics:
"You Get Out What You Put In"
Two Surprises About This Course
- Coding is fun, creative, a form of self-expression,
a new way of thinking
- The Shadow WDI: This course is not just about web programming
Maximising Value
Your biggest investment here is your time.
Immerse yourself every day in:
- Writing code
- Conversation / Jargon
- Asking questions
- Culture
- Good headphones
- Communication:
Age Shall Not Weary Them
The WDI Alumni family
Wisdom of your elders
WDI is not like university.
WDI is not graded.
This is not a course in rote learning, or sticking to the textbook.
Learning to code is learning to use the internet as an extension of your brain.
Read around.
Don't compare yourself to others.
You got this.
You are WDI 27
Class Culture
- Our time together here lets us experiment with defining our own culture
- A bit like making our own yoghurt
- But more like shared values
- a.k.a. "crowd-sourced guidelines"
- So...
- What would we like our culture to embrace and
do well?
Code of Conduct
Be kind to each other
or
I will kill you
Geek/Hacker Culture
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- Memes
Describes a period of monomaniacal concentration on coding apparently passed through by all fledgling hackers. Common symptoms include the perpetration of more than one 36-hour hacking run in a given week; neglect of all other activities including usual basics like food, sleep, and personal hygiene; and a chronic case of advanced bleary-eye. Can last from 6 months to 2 years, the apparent median being around 18 months. A few so afflicted never resume a more ‘normal’ life, but the ordeal seems to be necessary to produce really wizardly (as opposed to merely competent) programmers.
Without the wind, the grass does not move. Without software, hardware is useless.
— The Tao of Programming, Book 8
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How To Get Help
- Read the error messages!
- Check for typos!
- Have the relevant files/links open
- Be ready to explain:
- What you expect to happen
- What seems to actually be happening
- RTFM
- STFW
Help Each Other Out
- Move faster, ease the burden
- $$$
- Mastery
How To Ask Questions
- "It doesn't work" is not a question
- Don't upload screenshot images of your errors
- Don't paste lots of code straight into Slack — use a Snippet or a Gist!
- Don't use private messages for things that aren't private — collaborate so everyone can benefit!
- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
What we [developers] are, unapologetically, is hostile to people who seem to be unwilling to think or to do their own homework before asking questions.
What Will Go Wrong?
Everything
If debugging is the practice of removing bugs from software... then programming must be the practice of adding them.
Edsger Dijkstra
As soon as we started programming, we found to our surprise that it wasn't as easy to get programs right as we had thought. Debugging had to be discovered. I can remember the exact instant when I realized that a large part of my life from then on was going to be spent in finding mistakes in my own programs.
Maurice Wilkes, 1949
The best skill you can learn as
a beginner is how to debug
B-b-but What IS Programming?
 I.e., a form of writing, communication
- Hence the need for CLARITY (over CLEVERNESS)
- Code style/layout: optimise for readability, communication of intent
- Giving names to things: labelling, abstracting, grouping, collecting - pattern recognition
- A way of thinking: solving problems in a disciplined, highly structured (logical, hierarchical) style
- It will take some time for this new way of thinking to click - but it's a nice feeling when it does... and then you can start to work on code "in the background"...
- The transferable core skills of programming are more important (in this course) than the details of any particular language
Brutally Frank Advice
- Pause your social life
- Minimise distractions: Stay the hell off Facebook/phones/social media
- Ask all the questions
- Write and fix as many bugs as possible
- Do more than is asked
- Make this the most intense 3 months of work
you've ever done


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