INDEX OF QUOTATIONS
Here is a list of the quotations which begin each bulletin from Hooting Yard, given in alphabetical order by author. You may use this index to look up your favourites, or as a reading list of instructional and inspirational volumes.
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott The White Linen Nurse 23 January 05
Achmed Abdullah Fear 30 April 04
E H Aitken Concerning Animals & Other Matters 24 March 04
S Albeverio & P Kurasov Singular Perturbations of Differential Operators 28 April 04
Grant Allen Science In Arcady 26 August 05
P S Allen The Age Of Erasmus 10 October 05
John Conrade Amman The Talking Deaf Man 1 September 05
An American Woman The Ladies' Vase 11 October 05
Kurt Andersen from New York Magazine 10 June 06
Lars Anderson The Yellow Curse 22 July 04
Anonymous Dangers On The Ice Off The Coast Of Labrador, With Some Interesting Particulars Respecting the Natives of that Country, Printed for the Religious Tract Society, London 7 December 04
Anonymous ('An Oxonian') Thaumaturgia 28 January 04
Anonymous The World's Fair : Or, Children's Prize Gift Book of the Great Exhibition of 1851; Describing the Beautiful Inventions and Manufactures Exhibited Therein; with Pretty Stories about the People Who Have Made and Sent Them; and How They Live When at Home 3 December 04
F Anstey The Curse Of The Catafalques 7 February 06
G L Apperson The Social History Of Smoking 8 April 06
A E Apple The Crime Devil 3 February 06
Victor Appleton Tom Swift And The Visitor From Planet X 23 March 06
T S Arthur Grappling With The Monster, or, The Curse and the Cure of Strong Drink 7 October 04
John Mather Austin Golden Steps To Respectability, Usefulness And Happiness 13 December 04
Nicholson Baker The Size Of Thoughts 21 January 04
William S Balch Lectures On Language 8 June 06
John Kendrick Bangs The Booming Of Acre Hill 29 July 04
W N P Barbellion The Journal Of A Disappointed Man 24 May 05
Sabine Baring-Gould A Dead Finger 21 July 04
Isaac Barrow Sermons On Evil-Speaking 12 February 05
Frederic Bastiat A Petition From The Manufacturers Of Candles, Tapers, Lanterns, Sticks, Street Lamps, Snuffers, And Extinguishers, And From Producers Of Tallow, Oil, Resin, Alcohol, And Generally Of Everything Connected With Lighting 20 June 05
William Beckford Dreams, Waking Thoughts & Incidents 15 December 03
Gervase Beerpint Burst Appendix Of A Jesuit 16 February 04
Miss M L Beevor The Huntsman: A Traditionary Tale 27 March 04
Harold Begbie The Bed-Book Of Happiness 23 August 05
Robert Leslie Bellem Blood For The Vampire Dead 24 February 04
Hilaire Belloc The Crooked Streets 16 January 04
Arnold Bennett Literary Taste : How To Form It 8 November 04
Luther Benson Fifteen Years In Hell 4 September 05
Stella Benson Living Alone 3 July 05
John Benwell An Englishman's Travels In America 9 February 05
Benziger Brothers A Catechism Of Familiar Things, Their History, And The Events Which Led To Their Discovery 8 February 06
J D Beresford Nineteen Impressions 20 July 06
St Bernard of Clairvaux Unsourced quotation 5 February 04
Ambrose Bierce A Bottomless Grave 9 March 04
Nathaniel H Bishop Four Months In A Sneak-Box 28 September 04
Gerald Biss The Door Of the Unreal 30 November 04
Algernon Blackwood A Victim Of Higher Space 24 August 04
William Blades The Enemies Of Books 16 September 04
Neltje Blanchan Bird Neighbours 7 January 04
Raymond Blathwayt George Grossmith And The Humour Of Him 7 May 04
Helena P Blavatsky From The Polar Lands 2 September 04
David Blunkett a statement made in Parliament 8 December 04
John Bourne A Catechism Of The Steam Engine 28 June 04
Frederick Boyle About Orchids 30 January 06
Cyrus Townsend Brady And Thus He Came 30 June 05
Claude Fayette Bragdon The Beautiful Necessity 30 July 04
Nathaniel Branden Judgment Day : My Years With Ayn Rand 27 November 06
M Thomas Braun quoted in Bob Brown The Complete Book Of Cheese 1 January 05
James O Brayman Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea 20 August 04
Isaac G Briggs Epilepsy, Hysteria And Neurasthenia 26 May 05
Abbie Farwell Brown The Curious Book Of Birds 13 December 06
George Forrest Browne Ice-Caves Of France And Switzerland 24 August 05
Sir Thomas Browne Hydriotaphia, Urne-Buriall, or, A Brief Discourse Of The Sepulchrall Urnes Lately Found In Norfolk 17 July 04
Captain Samuel Brunt A Voyage To Cacklogallinia, With A Description Of The Religion, Policy, Customs And Manners of That Country 12 July 05
E A Wallis Budge Egyptian Ideas Of The Future Life 7 February 05
Alexander Clark Bullitt Rambles In The Mammoth Cave During The Year 1844 29 September 05
Oliver Bell Bunce Bachelor Bluff : His Opinions, Sentiments, And Disputations 14 May 06
John Burroughs Birds And Bees, Sharp Eyes And Other Papers 17 October 05
Miles Burton Death In A Duffle Coat 11 February 05
Robert Burton The Anatomy Of Melancholy 3 January 05
Agnes Deans Cameron The New North : Being Some Account Of A Woman's Journey Through Canada To The Arctic 22 October 04
Wadsworth Camp The Abandoned Room 22 June 04
David N Carvalho Forty Centuries Of Ink, Or A Chronological Narrative Concerning Ink And Its Backgrounds, Introducing Incidental Observations And Deductions, Parallels Of Time And Color Phenomena, Bibliography, Chemistry, Poetical Effusions, Citations, Anecdotes And Curiosa Together With Some Evidence Respecting The Evanescent Character Of Most Inks Of To-day And An Epitome Of Chemico-Legal Ink 18 August 04
Herbert N Casson The History Of The Telephone 1 November 04
Paul Chadwick Doctor Zero 6 June 05
Mrs Lambert Chambers Lawn Tennis For Ladies 10 March 04
G K Chesterton A Piece Of Chalk 14 January 04
Charles Heber Clark (Max Adeler) Elbow-Room 24 June 04
W A Clouston The Book Of Noodles 2 September 05
William Cobbett Advice To Young Men And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life 2 June 05
Arthur Colton The Belted Seas 26 August 04
Marie Corelli The Sorrows Of Satan 14 June 06
Delmer Eugene Croft Supreme Personality 19 August 04
David Crosby Unsourced quotation 24 January 04
R B Cunninghame-Graham A Vanished Arcadia: Being Some Account Of The Jesuits In Paraguay 1607 To 1767 21 December 04
W H R Curtler A Short History Of English Agriculture 30 September 05
M A Czaplicka Shamanism In Siberia 2 March 04
Nerea De Clifford What British Cats Think About Television 25 March 04
Eugène Delacroix cited in Charles Baudelaire The Life And Works Of Eugène Delacroix 13 April 04
Alice Della advertisement in The Young Englishman 10 September 04
Giambattista Della Porta The Second Book Of Natural Magick 25 May 05
Thomas De Quincey Unsourced quotation 9 January 04
Louis De Rougemont Adventures Of Louis De Rougemont 15 June 06
Frans De Waal Our Inner Ape 22 January 06
Thomas Dick The Sidereal Heavens 1 April 04
P H Ditchfield Books Fatal To Their Authors 13 January 04
Marcus Dods How To Become Like Christ 19 September 05
Don Juan Don Juan Visits The Planet Mars 31 August 06
John Donne Jealousy 28 October 04
Ignatius Donnelly Atlantis : The Antedeluvian World 26 January 05
Roger-Pol Droit How Are Things? : A Philosophical Experiment 19 December 06
Alexandre Dumas Grand Dictionnaire De Cuisine 14 March 04
Lord Dunsany The Last Book Of Wonder 30 March 06
Hill Edwards Personality Pointers 17 May 04
Thomas Gwyn Elger The Moon 2 September 06
Charlotte Elizabeth Kindness To Animals, Or, The Sin Of Cruelty Exposed And Rebuked 28 March 06
George Allan England The Air Trust 8 July 04
J Henri Fabre The Life Of The Fly 28 July 04
Michael Faraday The Chemical History Of A Candle 14 January 05
Lt Col P H Fawcett Exploration Fawcett 24 December 04
J Walter Fewkes Contribution To Passamaquoddy Folk-Lore 24 March 06
Eugene Field The Love Affairs Of A Bibliomaniac 19 December 03
J Cree Fischer Piano Tuning 30 July 06
Sydney G Fisher The Quaker Colonies 31 January 05
O P Fitzgerald California Sketches (Second Series) 21 June 04
Gustave Flaubert A Simple Soul 23 August 04
John Foster An Essay On The Evils Of Popular Ignorance 29 June 04
William Trufant Foster The Social Emergency : Studies In Sex Hygiene And Morals 16 June 05
Bernard Fresenborg Thirty Years In Hell 4 August 06
O E Fuller Brave Men And Women 20 November 04
Hugh J Gallagher Death Mates For The Lust-Lost 8 June 05
Henry Gally A Critical Essay On Characteristic-Writings 5 February 06
Alfred George Gardiner Pebbles On The Shore 31 January 04
J U Giesy Zapt's Repulsive Paste 17 February 05
George Gibbs Paradise Garden : The Satirical Narrative of a Great Experiment 25 July 06
Jimmy Goddard Cosmic Friends 5 February 05
William Godwin Lives Of The Necromancers, Or: An Account Of The Most Eminent Persons In Successive Ages, Who Have Claimed For Themselves, Or To Whom Has Been Imputed By Others, The Exercise Of Magical Power 9 August 04
Charles L Goodrich The First Book Of Farming 27 February 06
A Goodrich-Freer (Miss X) The Alleged Haunting Of B—— House 19 August 05
Edward Gorey Unsourced quotation 10 January 04
John M Gould How To Camp Out 2 February 06
L P Gratacap The Certainty Of A Future Life In Mars 6 September 04
Jack Gray The Nudist Gym Death Riddle 11 August 05
Dod Grile Cobwebs From An Empty Skull 12 July 04
J Griswold Crayon And Character : Truth Made Clear Through Eye And Ear 9 March 06
E A Grosser The Radiant Avenger 25 January 06
The Guardian 11 December 06
Leon Guzlan A Visit To The Morgue At Paris 10 May 04
Edmond Hamilton The Monster-God Of Mamurth 26 July 05
George Frederick Handel Messiah 3 July 04
Abigail Stanley Hanna Withered Leaves From Memory's Garland 18 March 04
Thomas Harman A Caveat or Warening, for Commen Cursetors Vulgarely Called Vagabones 1 March 04
John Harris Inferences From Haunted Houses And Haunted Men 17 November 04
Henry Hasse Out Of This World 25 August 05
Milo Hastings Preface to Brann The Iconoclast 14 May 04
Julian Hawthorne Idolatry 18 March 06
Nathaniel Hawthorne The Birthmark 22 December 03
Eliza Fowler Haywood Life's Progress Through The Passions, or The Adventures Of Natura 7 June 05
William Hazlitt Old Cookery Books And Ancient Cuisine 22 May 04
Brandon Head The Food Of The Gods : A Popular Account Of Cocoa 29 June 05
Lafcadio Hearn New Orleans Superstitions 16 March 04
Justus Friedrich Karl Hecker The Black Death And The Dancing Mania 29 August 04
John Frederick Helvetius The Golden Calf, Which The World Adores, And Desires 10 February 05
Maurice Hewlett In A Green Shade 26 March 06
Robert Smythe Hichens The Dweller On The Threshold 20 February 06
William Hope Hodgson From The Tideless Sea 13 March 04
E T A Hoffmann Automata 24 November 04
Robert Cortes Holliday Walking-Stick Papers 4 February 05
Gerard Manley Hopkins Journals 17 December 03
Matthew Hopkins The Discovery Of Witches 16 January 05
Henry J Horn Strange Visitors, A Series Of Original Papers, Embracing Philosophy, Science, Government, Religion, Poetry, Art, Fiction, Satire, Humor, Narrative, And Prophecy, By The Spirits Of Irving, Willis, Thackeray, Bronte, Richter, Byron, Humboldt, Hawthorne, Wesley, Browning, And Others Now Dwelling In The Spirit World, Dictated Through A Clairvoyant, While In An Abnormal Or Trance State 12 October 04
Charles Hose & William McDougall The Pagan Tribes Of Borneo 27 September 04
Harry Houdini Miracle Mongers And Their Methods: A Complete Exposé Of The Modus Operandi Of Fire Eaters, Heat Resisters, Poison Eaters, Venomous Reptile Defiers, Sword Swallowers, Human Ostriches, Strong Men, Etc 19 September 04
Brant House The Golden Ghoul 30 September 04
A E Housman Tell me not here, it needs not saying... 5 January 04
L O Howard & F C Bishopp The House Fly And How To Suppress It 2 April 06
Robert Howlett The School Of Recreation 16 April 06
Elbert Hubbard Little Journeys To The Homes Of English Authors 18 October 04
John L Huelshof Reading Made Easy For Foreigners 3 August 06
Robert Hughes Culture Of Complaint 21 March 06
Rupert Hughes The Love Affairs Of Great Musicians 4 March 04
Anna Hunger & R DeWitt Miller The Man Who Lived Forever 9 December 04
S B H Hurst The People Of The Fourth Dimension 2 July 04
Aldous Huxley Music At Night & Other Essays 19 May 04
Islamic Protesters Placard Slogan 29 November 06
Giles Jacob Tractus De Hermaphrodites 11 November 04
M R James Old Testament Legends 16 August 05
Anna Brownell Jameson The Diary Of An Ennuyee 15 September 06
Richard Jefferies After London 30 December 04
Chauncey Jerome History Of The American Clock Business For The Past Sixty Years 23 July 04
Harry Stephen Keeler The Mysterious Mr I 21 May 04
John Kelman Among Famous Books 16 July 06
Gerald Kersh Men Without Bones 25 September 04
P R Kincaid & John J Stutzman The Arabian Art Of Taming And Training Wild And Vicious Horses 31 May 05
Winifred Margaretta Kirkland The Joys Of Being A Woman & Other Papers 26 July 04
John H Knox The Thing That Dined On Death 23 March 04
Myer Krulfeld The Thing From Antares 18 June 05
Bessie Kyffin-Taylor From Out Of The Silence 14 March 06
Monsieur L'Abbat The Art Of Fencing 6 May 04
Paul Lacroix Manners, Customs And Dress During The Middle Ages And During The Renaissance Period 4 October 04
Andrew Lang Custom And Myth 4 December 04
Jerome B Lavay Disputed Handwriting : An Exhaustive, Valuable, And Comprehensive Work Upon One Of The Most Important Subjects of To-day 8 February 05
Edward Lear Unsourced quotation 4 January 04
Richard Le Gallienne Imperishable Fiction 22 August 04
Charles G Leland The English Gipsies And Their Language 9 August 05
Eric Lennox Lair Of The Damned 25 June 05
Lazar Levi Mistress Of The Undead 18 July 06
Louis Lewin Phantastica : A Classic Survey On The Use And Abuse Of Mind-Altering Plants 5 April 06
Roger Lewis Anthony Burgess 5 March 04
Libyan proverb 7 December 06
Jonas Lie Weird Tales From Northern Seas 20 December 04
Pansy & Mrs C M Livingston Divers Women 6 March 06
Pierre Loti Madame Chysantheme 2 October 04
Lucian Trips To The Moon 20 September 04
M Luckiesh Artificial Light 17 February 06
Fitzhugh Ludlow The Phial Of Dread: By An Analytic Chemist 14 October 04
John N Luff What Philately Teaches 10 June 05
Benjamin Lumley Another World; or Fragments From The Star City Of Montalluyah 17 August 05
Robert Lynd The Pleasures Of Ignorance 8 August 06
Richard Mabey Introduction to Gilbert White The Natural History Of Selborne 17 January 04
George MacDonald A Dish Of Orts 9 May 04
Jean Mace The History Of A Mouthful Of Bread 20 January 05
Arthur Machen The Little People 16 February 05
Compton MacKenzie The Altar Steps 21 February 05
Rene Magritte La ligne de la vie 26 April 04
Alma Mahler-Werfel Diaries 5 April 04
Antoine Simon Maillard An Account Of The Customs And Manners Of The Micmakis And Maricheets Savage Nations, Now Dependent On The Government Of Cape-Breton 4 June 05
Ike Matthews Full Revelations Of A Professional Rat-Catcher 21 February 06
Ian Mayes Open Door, column in The Guardian 7 August 05
Gordon McCreagh The Wood Devil Thing 13 September 04
John McGovern The Golden Censer 26 February 06
Professor Meikeljohn The History Of England And Great Britain 14 July 06
Christopher Merrett A Short View Of The Frauds And Abuses Committed By Apothecaries 21 June 05
Abraham Merritt The Metal Monster 6 April 04
Arthur Middleton The Forgotten Threshold 14 August 04
Erin Millar A Buttercup In A Field Of Flame 14 February 06
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement & Instruction 11 March, 3 April 04
Edward Page Mitchell The Tachypomp 27 January 05
Richard Mitchell Less Than Words Can Say 26 February 04
Silas Weir Mitchell The Autobiography Of A Quack 12 September 04
John Hamilton Moore The Young Gentleman And Lady's Monitor, And English Teacher's Assistant 29 August 05
T Sturge Moore Albrecht Durer 10 July 04
John Morley Diderot And The Encyclopaedists 3 June 05
Ric Morris and John Gower quotation from a letter from Australia to Jonathan Coleclough 2 August 06
Arthur Morrison The Affair Of The Avalanche Bicycle & Tyre Co., Ltd. 27 August 04
W C Morrow The Ape, The Idiot, And Other People 23 January 06
James Fullarton Muirhead Land Of Contrasts 23 February 06
John Munro A Trip To Venus 21 November 04
Abraham Myerson The Nervous Housewife 14 December 04
James Napier Folk Lore 13 June 05
Ernest Naville The Heavenly Father 2 May 06
Harvey Newcomb A Practical Directory For Young Christian Females 11 April 06
Isaac Newton The Chronology Of Ancient Kingdoms Amended 8 July 05
Henry Alleyne Nicholson The Ancient Life History Of The Earth 7 January 05
Harold Nicolson Men's Clothes 19 January 04
Emperor Norton I Unsourced quotation 18 December 03
Reinaldis Nougairoles cited in Roger Shattuck The Forbidden Experiment 23 January 04
Elliott O'Donnell Byways Of Ghost-Land 10 April 06
Celeste Olalquiaga The Artificial Kingdom : A Treasury Of The Kitsch Experience, With Remarkable Objects Of Art And Nature, Extraordinary Events, Eccentric Biography And Original Theory, Plus Many Wonderful Illustrations Selected By The Author 11 February 06
Margaret Fuller Ossoli At Home And Abroad, Or, Things And Thoughts In America and Europe 6 February 06
Sir Thomas Overbury Characters; or Witty Descriptions Of The Properties Of Sundry Persons 19 March 04
Luella Agnes Owen Cave Regions Of the Ozarks And Black Hills 10 February 06
Bernard F Page SJ A Practical Guide For Servers At Low Mass & Benediction 2 August 04
Reverend Ian Paisley Unsourced quotation 29 January 04
J Terry Palmer Letter to The Guardian 13 February 06
D M Panton Rapture 28 July 05
Francis Parkman The Jesuits In North America In The Seventeenth Century 12 August 04
Blaise Pascal Pensées 3 January 04
Bliss Perry Fishing With A Worm 4 August 05
Michael Phelan The Young Priest's Keepsake 21 July 05
Uncle Philip The Girl's Cabinet Of Instructive & Moral Stories 3 February 04
Allan Pinkerton The Burglar's Fate And The Detectives 18 February 06
Hesther Lynch Piozzi Anecdotes Of The Late Samuel Johnson, LL.D. 9 July 04
Dennis Plimmer Man From The Wrong Time Track 20 February 04
Cyril Plunkett The X Gas 22 August 05
Michael Pollan The Botany Of Desire 4 September 06
Mrs Campbell Praed The Insane Root 23 June 05
Dorothy Quigley What Clothes Make Of Us 27 February 04
Arthur Quiller-Couch Noughts And Crosses 24 July 06
Seabury Quinn The Monkey God 28 June 06
Rene Rapin De Carmine Pastorali 18 January 05
Mary Ray interviewed at Crufts Dog Show 2006 13 March 06
Herbert Stanley Redgrove Bygone Beliefs 25 June 04
Myrtle Reed The Spinster Book 6 April 06
Agnes Repplier Americans And Others 1 February 06
David Lester Richardson Flowers And Flower-Gardens 23 May 04
Sarah J Richardson Life In The Grey Nunnery At Montreal 31 March 06
Madame Rimbaud cited in Graham Robb Rimbaud 1 January 04
Tom Roan Shadows Of The Crimson Tong 1 June 05
Kenneth Robeson Fortress Of Solitude 5 October 04
Samuel Rogers Table Talk 18 February 04
Sax Rohmer Daughter Of Fu Manchu 6 July 04
Ettie A Rout Safe Marriage : A Return To Sanity 13 September 06
John Ruskin The Queen Of The Air 29 October 04
Wilma Salisbury from The Plain Dealer 8 March 04
Robert Sangster Umbrellas And Their History 20 January 04
Erik Satie manuscript of Embryons desséchés 25 February 06
Nat Schachner & Arthur L Zagat The Song Of The Cakes 26 January 06
Arthur Schopenhauer The Art Of Controversy 30 January 05
Michiel Schwartz quoted in David Winner Brilliant Orange : The Neurotic Genius Of Dutch Football 22 July 06
Marcel Schwob Bloody Blanche 8 September 04
Istvan Scrimgeour Spine-Tingling Tales Of Glucose Deficiency 2 January 04
Garrett P Serviss Curiosities Of The Sky 18 June 04
Paul Severing Marvels Of Modern Science 8 October 04
Edward R Shaw Big People And Little People Of Other Lands 3 February 05
William Shaw Spying In Guru Land 12 June 06
Charles M Sheldon The Crucifixion Of Philip Strong 25 June 06
Percy Bysshe Shelley The Assassins 19 July 04
M P Shiel The Stone Of The Edmundsbury Monks 12 March 04
Robert W Shoppell The Afflicted Prince 29 April 06
Katherine Shortall Where The Sabots Clatter Again 3 August 04
John Sutherland Sinclair Lectures On Popular And Scientific Subjects 24 July 05
Felicia Skene Penitentiaries And Reformatories 5 November 04
Alexander Smith Dreamthorp 1 May 06
F Smith The Revelation Explained 26 September 04
Charles Southwell Superstition Unveiled 27 January 06
Thomas Alfred Spalding Elizabethan Demonology 14 July 04
Germander Speedwell Sayings 19 June 05
Harriet Prescott Spofford Moonstone Mass 28 January 05
Clarence Squareman My Book Of Indoor Games 25 February 05
D Starke Poise : How To Attain It 10 November 04
Guy Steele a palindrome 17 February 04
Stendahl Journal 5 May 04
G Carter Stent Chinese Eunuchs 7 September 04
J H Stocqueler Journal Of Fifteen Months' Pilgrimage Through Untrodden Tracts Of Khuzistan And Persia 8 April 04
Lytton Strachey Books And Characters 25 November 04
T S Stribling The Cruise Of The Dry Dock 26 June 04
Emanuel Swedenborg The Delights Of Wisdom Pertaining To Conjugal Love 22 November 04
Matthew Sweet Inventing The Victorians 27 March 06
John Addington Symonds Renaissance In Italy 30 May 05
Frederick Arthur Ambrose Talbot Sixteen Months In Four German Prisons 17 April 06
Rev T De Witt Talmadge The Abominations Of Modern Society 5 August 04
Thomas Tapper Music Talks With Children 29 December 04
Nikola Tesla The Strange Life Of Nikola Tesla 6 January 05
Paul Theroux Sir Vidia's Shadow 28 February 04
V E Thiessen The Beast-Jewel Of Mars 26 October 04
James Thurber The Thirteen Clocks 27 January 04
H M Tomlinson London River 20 July 05
H Tornai de Koever Hungarian Baths and Resorts 23 February 04
Richard Chenevix Trench On The Study Of Words 2 November 04
Fanny Trollope Domestic Manners Of The Americans 31 August 04
Martin Farquhar Tupper Probabilities 24 January 06
George Turner Samoa, A Hundred Years Ago And Long Before 16 December 04
Matthew Turner An Account of the Extraordinary Medicinal Fluid, Called Aether 16 June 04
Thomas Tusser Unsourced quotation 4 February 04
Edward Burnett Tylor Anahuac 16 August 04
Henry H Vail A History Of The McGuffey Readers 11 June 05
G Van Praagh De-Icing Of Ships 11 September 06
Jules Verne Face au drapeau 31 March 04
Tito Vignoli Myth And Science 4 July 06
Lilian Walbrook The Case Of Lester Coltman 14 June 05
Mrs O F Walton Saved At Sea 7 February 04
Ned Ward British Wonders : Or, A Poetical Description of the Several Prodigies and Most Remarkable Accidents That have happen'd in Britain since the Death of Queen Anne 17 March 04
Peter Washington Madame Blavatsky's Baboon 29 January 06
Hal K Wells Black Pool For Hell Maidens 29 May 05
H G Wells Certain Personal Matters 4 March 06
Carl Weschcke Growing Nuts In the North 30 April 06
George Whale British Airships, Past / Present / Future 5 December 04
Charles Whibley A Book Of Scoundrels 27 December 04
Edward Lucas White Lukundoo & Other Stories 15 July 05
Ethel Lina White The Spiral Staircase (Some Must Watch) 5 July 04
Charles Williams All Hallows' Eve 1914 22 September 04
W J Wintle The Spectre Spiders 22 September 05
Alfred Wesley Wishart A Short History Of Monks And Monasteries 23 February 05
Donald A Wollheim The Secret Of The Ninth Planet 11 January 05
William Wood Elizabethan Sea Dogs 13 July 04
Virginia Woolf Diaries 16 December 03
Cornell Woolrich Waltz Into Darkness 3 March 04
John H Young Our Deportment 11 March 06
Stefan Zweig Beware Of Pity 6 August 04


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Illinois appellate court won’t bar CPS runners from meet
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) - The Illinois Appellate Court says it won’t immediately rule on a lower court decision that allows Chicago Public Schools cross-country runners to compete at the state championship meet Saturday.
The Illinois High School Association is seeking to overturn an order allowing the runners to compete in the postseason. The IHSA blocked their participation because a teachers’ strike prevented their attendance at the regional meet.
The three-judge panel said Thursday it will rule on the IHSA appeal, but not before the meet in Peoria. A spokesman for the IHSA did not immediately return a telephone call seeking comment.
IHSA policy says athletes whose districts are on strike cannot compete, though an exception is made when strikes begin after the start of the postseason. Cook County Judge Neil Cohen last week called that an arbitrary distinction in ruling CPS runners could compete in sectionals.
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S3Region Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Declared in | S3Region.h |
Overview
Specifies constants that define Amazon S3 Regions.
Amazon S3 Regions allow the user to choose the geographical region where Amazon S3 will store the buckets the user creates. Choose a Amazon S3 Region to optimize latency, minimize costs, or address regulatory requirements.
Objects stored in a Amazon S3 Region never leave that region unless explicitly transfered to another region.
Tasks
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– initWithStringValue:
Returns an S3Region initialized with the supplied string value.
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+ USStandard
The US Standard Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in the United States.
This is the default Amazon S3 Region. All requests sent to
s3.amazonaws.com
go to this region unless a location constraint is specified when creating a bucket. The US Standard Region automatically places data in either Amazon's east or west coast data centers depending on which one provides the lowest latency. The US Standard Region provides eventual consistency for all requests. -
+ USWest
The US-West (Northern California) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Northern California.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a bucket in this region.In Amazon S3, the US-West (Northern California) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
-
+ USWest2
The US-West-2 (Oregon) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Oregon.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a bucket in this region. -
+ EUIreland
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Ireland. Deprecated in favor of
EUWest1
.In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
-
+ EUWest1
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Ireland.
In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
-
+ APSingapore
The Asia Pacific (Singapore) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Singapore.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a bucket in this region. -
+ APJapan
The Asia Pacific (Japan) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Japan.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a bucket in this region. -
+ SASaoPaulo
The South America (Sao Paulo) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Sao Paulo.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a bucket in this region. -
+ regionWithString:
Convert a string describing an Amazon S3 region to the corresponding S3Region
Class Methods
APJapan
The Asia Pacific (Japan) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Japan.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
+ (S3Region *)APJapan
Discussion
The Asia Pacific (Japan) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Japan.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-ap-northeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
Declared In
S3Region.h
APSingapore
The Asia Pacific (Singapore) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Singapore.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
+ (S3Region *)APSingapore
Discussion
The Asia Pacific (Singapore) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Singapore.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
Declared In
S3Region.h
EUIreland
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located
in Ireland. Deprecated in favor of EUWest1
.
In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
+ (S3Region *)EUIreland
Discussion
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located
in Ireland. Deprecated in favor of EUWest1
.
In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
Declared In
S3Region.h
EUWest1
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Ireland.
In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
+ (S3Region *)EUWest1
Discussion
The EU (Ireland) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Ireland.
In Amazon S3, the EU (Ireland) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
Declared In
S3Region.h
SASaoPaulo
The South America (Sao Paulo) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Sao Paulo.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a
bucket in this region.
+ (S3Region *)SASaoPaulo
Discussion
The South America (Sao Paulo) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Sao Paulo.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client endpoint to
s3-sa-east-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of creating a
bucket in this region.
Declared In
S3Region.h
USStandard
The US Standard Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in the United States.
This is the default Amazon S3 Region. All requests sent to
s3.amazonaws.com
go
to this region unless a location constraint is specified when creating a bucket.
The US Standard Region automatically places
data in either Amazon's east or west coast data centers depending on
which one provides the lowest latency. The US Standard Region
provides eventual consistency for all requests.
+ (S3Region *)USStandard
Discussion
The US Standard Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in the United States.
This is the default Amazon S3 Region. All requests sent to
s3.amazonaws.com
go
to this region unless a location constraint is specified when creating a bucket.
The US Standard Region automatically places
data in either Amazon's east or west coast data centers depending on
which one provides the lowest latency. The US Standard Region
provides eventual consistency for all requests.
Declared In
S3Region.h
USWest
The US-West (Northern California) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Northern California.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these
buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first
hour of creating a bucket in this region.
In Amazon S3, the US-West (Northern California) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
+ (S3Region *)USWest
Discussion
The US-West (Northern California) Amazon S3 Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Northern California.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these
buckets to reduce any latency experienced after the first
hour of creating a bucket in this region.
In Amazon S3, the US-West (Northern California) Region provides read-after-write consistency for PUTS of new objects in Amazon S3 buckets and eventual consistency for overwrite PUTS and DELETES.
Declared In
S3Region.h
USWest2
The US-West-2 (Oregon) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Oregon.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
+ (S3Region *)USWest2
Discussion
The US-West-2 (Oregon) Region. This region uses Amazon S3 servers located in Oregon.
When using buckets in this region, optionally set the client
endpoint to s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com
on all requests to these buckets
to reduce any latency experienced after the first hour of
creating a bucket in this region.
Declared In
S3Region.h
regionWithString:
Convert a string describing an Amazon S3 region to the corresponding S3Region
+ (S3Region *)regionWithString:(NSString *)regionName
Parameters
- regionName
A string representation of an Amazon S3 region.
Return Value
The corresponding S3Region. @throws AWSClientException If the specified string does not match one of the Amazon S3 regions.
Discussion
Convert a string describing an Amazon S3 region to the corresponding S3Region
Declared In
S3Region.h


gfxCardStatus has three modes of operation:
For simplicity's sake, it's best to stay on Dynamic Switching, and use gfxCardStatus as a purely informational tool to tell you when apps are affecting your battery life.
If you don't believe a particular app should be causing the more power-hungry graphics to turn on, I encourage you to contact the author of the app directly instead of switching to Integrated Only as a workaround. Tell the author that their app is affecting your battery life, and ask them (calmly) to fix it. If any app authors don't know what the problem is or how to fix it, feel free to tell them to get in touch with me.
gfxCardStatus v2.3 and above actively prevents you from switching to Integrated Only mode when any apps are in the Dependencies list (or if you have an external display plugged in). This is because if you were to do this, your discrete GPU would actually stay powered on, even though you've switched to the integrated GPU.
The message you'll see when attempting to switch to Integrated
Only while Keynote is open.
That's a nasty problem to have, so gfxCardStatus prevents you from switching to Integrated Only while any apps are in the Dependencies list outright.
gfxCardStatus v2.2.1 and below contained a feature called power source-based switching. As I mentioned on the main howto page, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8) won't cause your machine to switch to the discrete GPU nearly as often when opening up applications. This effectively makes power source-based switching useless.
In addition, the feature hadn't ever worked 100% correctly, and for many users, it did more harm than good. It was getting to the point where I received several hundred support emails per month, just about this one feature not working properly. I can no longer deal with that large of a support burden, considering that I work on gfxCardStatus in my (increasingly limited) free time.
Having said all of that, please don't email me asking if power source-based switching will ever come back in a future version of gfxCardStatus. It is highly unlikely.


|
Name
|
Type
|
Description
|
| componentLimitHealth | xsd:string |
The component usage health status. The status will be red if the used of component
number exceeds 90% of total component number limit, the status will be yellow if it
exceeds 80% of total component number and it will be green if it's less than 80% of
total component number
|
| diskFreeSpaceHealth | xsd:string |
The disk usage health status. The status will be red if the used disk space is larger
than 90% of total space, the status will be yellow if it's larger than 70% of total
space and it will be green if it's less than 70% of total space
|
| hostResults | VsanLimitHealthResult[] |
Per host results. Hosts for which the limit check failed will not be included.
|
| hostsCommFailure | xsd:string[] |
Indicates names of hosts which are not able to communicate with
|
| issueFound | xsd:boolean |
Whether any health issue was found
|
| rcFreeReservationHealth | xsd:string |
The read cache reservation health status. The status will be red if the reserved read
cache space is larger than 90% of total space, the status will be yellow if it's larger
than 70% of total space and it will be green if it's less than 70% of total space
|
| whatifHostFailures | VsanClusterWhatifHostFailuresResult[] |
Simulation results for 0, 1 or more host failures.
|
|
Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


psftp - interactive SFTP (secure file transfer protocol) client
psftp [options] [user@]host
psftp is an interactive text-based client for the SSH-based SFTP (secure file transfer) protocol.
The command-line options supported by psftp are:
Show version information and exit.
Display the fingerprints of the PuTTY PGP Master Keys and exit, to aid in verifying new files released by the PuTTY team.
Use specified batchfile.
Output batchfile commands.
Don't stop batchfile processing on errors.
Show verbose messages.
Load settings from saved session.
Connect to port port.
Set remote username to user.
Disable interactive prompts.
Set remote password to password. CAUTION: this will likely make the password visible to other users of the local machine (via commands such as `w').
Force use of SSH protocol version 1.
Force use of SSH protocol version 2.
Enable SSH compression.
Private key file for authentication.
For a list of commands available inside psftp, type help at the psftp> prompt.
For more information on psftp it*(Aqs probably best to go and look at the manual on the PuTTY web page:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
This man page isn't terribly complete. See the above web link for better documentation.


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Change Log - Version 1.7.3
- Fix bug where an error was thrown when sorting and filtering with lower-cased URL
- More details can be found on the Engage: Events Change Log
Version 1.7.2
- Fix bug where Delete and Cancel buttons did not take any effect
- Fix bug where some recurrence patterns defaulted to the first of the month when first created (but allowed updating)
- Fix bug where the Filter button on the calendar view would stop working when changing months
Version 1.7.0
- Added support for DNN's search engine and RSS syndication (i.e.
ISearchable
)
- Converted old Time Zone/Daylight Time stuff with real Time Zone stuff
- Added a whole bunch of Time Zone properties to be accessible from templates (e.g. time zone names and offsets)
- Added localized time properties to be accessible from templates (i.e. show event time in user's time zone)
- Made Description and Location fields optional
- Added ability to style events to look different if they've hit their registration cap
- Don't allow registrations on new event by default (but you can turn that back on via a module setting)
- Fixed an issue where registering for events didn't work in a lot of cases in DNN 6.
- Fixed an issue where paging through the events or responses lists on one module would cause other modules on the same page to change pages as well.
- Fixed an issue where line breaks entered in the Overview field of an event were not displayed.
- Fixed an issue where rescheduling an event lost all registrations for the event.
- Fixed an issue where the first day of the week in the calendar view was always Sunday, rather than coming from the site's culture.
- Fixed an issue where two events modules on one page were affected by each others' paging.
Known Issues
- The entire range of a recurring event might not display on the Calendar view. To increase performance, only 1,000 possible dates are considered to display. This means that only about 33 years of a yearly recurrence will display, while close to the full 1,000 days of a daily recurrence will be shown.


 So as her good son, you make yourself on the way to hack the Research Facility with the medicine. He is an Octopus. His name is Hecktor. He is...
THE HACKTOPUS.
www.hacktopus.com
www.facebook.com/hacktopusgame
Technology used
A completely custom made game engine written from scratch in C++11
Downloads
Source: Git repository
Binaries: MacOS Application
Binaries: Windows
Screenshots
This game was created
at GameJam #7


To configure your multi-site topology, you should understand the recommended topologies and the topologies to avoid.
This section describes Geode’s support for various topologies. Depending on your application needs, there may be several topologies that work. These are considerations to keep in mind:
- When a Geode site receives a message from a gateway sender, it forwards it to the other sites it knows about, excluding those sites that it knows have already seen the message. Each message contains the initial sender’s ID and the ID of each of the sites the initial sender sent to, so no site forwards to those sites. However, messages do not pick up the ID of the sites they pass through, so it is possible in certain topologies for more than one copy of a message to be sent to one site.
- In some configurations, the loss of one site affects how other sites communicate with one another.
Fully Connected Mesh Topology
A fully connected mesh network topology is one in which all sites know about each other. This is a robust configuration, as any one of the sites can go down without disrupting communication between the other sites. A fully connected mesh topology also guarantees that no site receives multiple copies of the same message.
A fully connected mesh with three sites is shown in this figure. In this scenario, if site 1 sends an update to site 2, site 2 forwards to site 3. If site 1 sends an update to sites 2 and 3, neither forwards to the other. This is likewise true for any other initiating site. If any site is removed, the remaining two are still fully connected.
Ring Topology
A ring topology is one in which each site forwards information to one other site, and the sites are connected in a circular manner. This figure shows a ring with three sites. In this topology, if site 1 sends updates to site 2, site 2 forwards the updates to site 3. No updates are forwarded to the original sender, so site 3 does not send the updates back to site 1.
A ring topology guarantees that every site receives one copy of each message sent by any site. In a ring, every site must stay up to maintain the connection. The failure of any site breaks the ability for updates to reach all sites. If site 2 went down, for example, site 3 could send to site 1, but site 1 could not send to site 3.
Hybrid Multi-site Topology
There are numerous hybrid network topologies. Some of the sites are fully connected, while others form a ring.
The following figure shows a hybrid topology that forms a ring, with an extra connection that fully connects sites 1 and 3.
With this hybrid topology, if site 2 went down, it would not affect communication between sites 1 and 3. If site 3 went down, however, site 2 would not be able to send to site 1.
A second example hybrid topology is shown in the figure below. In this tree topology with site 1 as the root of the tree, sites 2 and 3 do not communicate with each another. This topology works for an application in which site 1 is a producer and the consumers (sites 2 and 3) have nothing to gain from being connected to each other. This topology also guarantees that no site receives the same update twice.
Unsupported Topologies
Topologies in which the same update may be delivered twice to a particular site do not work and are unsupported.
The DAG topology shown in this figure is an example of an unsupported technology. Site 4 will receive more than one copy of the same message when site 1 sends a message to sites 2 and 3, and sites 2 and 3 each forward the message to site 4.


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com.amazonaws.mturk.service.axis
Class AWSService
java.lang.Object
com.amazonaws.mturk.service.axis.AWSService
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- FilteredAWSService
public abstract class AWSService
- extends java.lang.Object
The AWSService class contains request and response handlers that are common
to all AWS products. Requests are signed using HMAC-SHA1 algorithm.
Responses are screened for service errors. If there are service errors,
then corresponding exceptions get created and thrown.
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
HTTP_HEADER_AMAZON_SOFTWARE
protected static java.lang.String HTTP_HEADER_AMAZON_SOFTWARE
httpHeaders
protected static java.util.Hashtable<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> httpHeaders
config
protected ClientConfig config
AWSService
public AWSService(ClientConfig config)
setAccessKeyId
public void setAccessKeyId(java.lang.String accessKeyId)
setSigner
public void setSigner(java.lang.String secretAccessKey)
getAWSAccessKeyId
protected java.lang.String getAWSAccessKeyId()
getSigner
protected HMACSigner getSigner()
getPort
protected abstract java.lang.Object getPort()
getServiceName
protected abstract java.lang.String getServiceName()
getPackagePrefix
protected abstract java.lang.String getPackagePrefix()
executeRequestMessage
public Reply executeRequestMessage(Message m)
throws ServiceException
- Parameters:
m
- - Message structure which contains the details for making wsdl operation call
- Returns:
- Reply structure containing results and errors from the wsdl operation call
- Throws:
ServiceException
getConfig
public ClientConfig getConfig()


This document explains how to take PrototypeJungle items, such as charts, customize them to your own needs, and bind data to them. To save items that you have customized in the inspector you need to sign in. No registration is needed; you can sign in with your email or twitter account.
First, load the chart of interest into the inspector. PrototypeJungle is new, and at the proof of concept stage, so only the bar chart is available for illustration.
With the item loaded into the inspector, adjust prototypes and instances as explained at the bottom of the chart, and insert captions as desired. You can bind your own data to the chart at this stage, or take care of that aspect in a later step. To bind data at this stage, toggle open the dataSource, and enter the URL from which you wish to fetch the data; the data will be fetched from that URL as soon as it is entered. When your variant is ready, save it; it will be stashed in the area allocated to you when you first signed in.
If you have already bound data to the item, and have no need for later changes (eg programmatic updating of data, perhaps reflecting a real-time source), then the chart is all ready for embedding in web pages (click on the share button in the inspector for the exact embedding code).
For more flexibility, items can be loaded into a web page with code such as this:
<!DOCTYPE html>   <meta charset="UTF-8">
 Example: barchart

The itemUri should be the URI of the variant that you saved off, which you can discover from the share button. You can experiment with this example in the scratch pad
As seen from the above example, setData does the binding of data to an item. The following code fragment loads and binds data programmatically:
prototypeJungle.om.loadData("http://s3.prototypejungle.org/sys/repo0/data/bardata0.json", function (e,d) { if (e) { alert(e.message); } else { item.setData(d); } });
Here is an example in the scratch pad.
.For each kind of item you can see by example what sort of data it expects from the data button in the top bar of the inspector. Of course, using this primitive, you could programmatically load and display data at intervals from a changing data source.


Pictrails
Get Version
0.1.0A Bug tracker, written with Merb and using DataMapper like ORM. Oupsnow manage several project.
Features
- Manage Several project
- Manage ticket project by project
Requirements
Currently you need all of those things to get Oupsnow to run:
- Merb 1.0.8
- Ruby of 1.8.6
- DataMapper 0.9.9
- A database supported by DataMapper (MySQL, SQLite3, PostgreSQL ...)
Installing
With the tar.gz or any other archive:
- Extract sources to a folder
- Create a database.yml file in the config directory. Generate by example by rake db:database_yaml
- Create your database with tool on your database
- Generate the good schema in your database: MERB_ENV="production" rake db:automigrate
- Add first data in your database: MERB_ENV="production" thor oups_now:bootstrap:first_value
- Start the server in production mode: merb -e production
Demo Website
A demo website of Oupsnow is available to the demo of oupsnow
You can login like an admin with login/pass : admin/oupsnow
Information about this project
Oupsnow is actually consider like an Beta version, and is under development.
All contributions are welcome.
I suck in design, I know it and I am sorry but I will really be happy if anyone could help me.
If you want to contribute, all work is made under a git repository. You can clone the source with the following command :
git clone git://github.com/shingara/oupsnow.gitAfter a clone you need update the submodule :
git submodule init git submodule updateA redmine development platform is used. Feel free to post your feature requests and defects report. In futur version, Oupsnow to be used to manage this project
License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license (provided with sources).
Cyril Mougel, 1st October 2008
Theme extended from Paul Battley


Gunner Pitkin found himself stranded behind enemy lines.
He hid in a barn.
There was a cow in the barn.
It was an enemy cow.
Back in the field tent, Gunner Pitkin had had dinned into his head, by the captain, where his duty lay.
It was an enemy cow, so he had to kill it.
Gunner Pitkin was not the brightest of men, but he realised that if he used his gun to shoot the cow, the noise of the report could alert the enemy to his presence in the barn.
Back in the field tent, Gunner Pitkin had had dinned into his head, by the captain, that part of his duty was to avoid capture at all costs.
Gunner Pitkin looked wildly around the barn, seeking an instrument by which he might bring about the death of the enemy cow, but silently.
He saw a churn and a hoe and a spade.
Gunner Pitkin put down his gun and picked up the spade.
He approached the cow.

Then it occurred to him that there lives the dearest freshness deep down things, even cows, even enemy cows.
He put the spade down.
Gunner Pitkin lay upon a bale of straw and fell asleep.
Several hours later he was captured by the enemy.
In the prisoner of war camp, Gunner Pitkin occupied his time making toy cows out of balsa wood and dough.
By the time the peace was signed on Luneburg Heath, he had made hundreds of toy cows.
They can now be found in a museum, a converted barn in a daffodil-splattered field that used to be behind enemy lines.


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return the neighbor ids in a square grid


This web scraper returns links to Carleton University professors.
E.g. Software, Security, Systems, etc.


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Credible Valid Transactions
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Round-trip:
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Last Transactions
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08/04/2016
- I agree to the repair of the roof but it must be done on or before 1 May.
- I agree to pay £50 to cover the materials.
- Mary Richards to repair the roof on or before 1 May.
- Jan Clark to pay £50 to cover the cost of materials.
- Payment to be made by cash or bacs on the day after completion of the repairs.
09/04/2016
Your agreement is generated
(System)
14:25


IndexedDB is a database inside a browser to save and retrieve objects on the browser/client.
The Jquery IndexedDB Plugin is a wrapper over IndexedDB, making it easier to use with Jquery.
- Don't worry out browser differences ( setVersion/onupgradeneeded ).
- Use Jquery promises in place of requests
- Supports chaining, less verbose syntax
IndexedBD is not supported on all browsers . You can use the IndexedDB polyfill over WebSQL to get the plugin working on Opera, Safari, iPad, iPhone, etc.
Code
Typical code with the plugin looks something like this
$.indexedDB("databaseName").objectStore("objectStoreName").add(data).then();
Note how transactions are automatic, object stores are implicitly created and the syntax is far less verbose.
Compare IndexedDB API and jQuery Plugin code
Compare the code written using the IndexedDB API vs the jQuery Plugin.
Check out the differences.
API Documentation
Take a look at the API on Github Readme . You can also try out the entire API in the API Playground .
Example
Tests
Try out the test suite on your browser to see the support
Run the test suites now
Tested on Browsers
- Firefox 12.0 - 14.0a2 (2012-05-18)
- Chrome 18.0 - 21.0.1143.0 canary


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BitMagic-C++
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Bit-bector prefix sum address resolver using bit-vector prefix sum as a space compactor. More...
#include <bmsparsevec_util.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef bm::id_t | size_type |
| typedef BV | bvector_type |
| typedef bvector_type::rs_index_type | rs_index_type |
Public Member Functions | |
| bvps_addr_resolver () | |
| ~bvps_addr_resolver () | |
| bvps_addr_resolver (const bvps_addr_resolver &addr_res) | |
| bvps_addr_resolver & | operator= (const bvps_addr_resolver &addr_res) |
| void | move_from (bvps_addr_resolver &addr_res) BMNOEXEPT |
| Move content from the argument address resolver. More... | |
| bool | resolve (bm::id_t id_from, bm::id_t *id_to) const |
| Resolve id to integer id (address) More... | |
| bool | get (bm::id_t id_from, bm::id_t *id_to) const |
| Resolve id to integer id (address) without sync check. More... | |
| void | set (bm::id_t id_from) |
| Set id (bit) to address resolver. More... | |
| void | calc_prefix_sum (bool force=false) |
| Re-calculate prefix sum table. More... | |
| void | sync (bool force=false) |
| Re-calculate prefix sum table (same as calc_prefix_sum) More... | |
| bool | in_sync () const |
| returns true if prefix sum table is in sync with the vector More... | |
| void | unsync () |
| Unsync the prefix sum table. More... | |
| const bvector_type & | get_bvector () const |
| Get const reference to the underlying bit-vector. More... | |
| bvector_type & | get_bvector () |
| Get writable reference to the underlying bit-vector. More... | |
| void | optimize (bm::word_t *temp_block=0) |
| optimize underlying bit-vector More... | |
| bool | equal (const bvps_addr_resolver &addr_res) const |
| equality comparison More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | construct_rs_index () |
| void | free_rs_index () |
Bit-bector prefix sum address resolver using bit-vector prefix sum as a space compactor.
Definition at line 39 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| typedef BV bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::bvector_type |
Definition at line 43 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| typedef bvector_type::rs_index_type bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::rs_index_type |
Definition at line 44 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| typedef bm::id_t bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::size_type |
Definition at line 42 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::bvps_addr_resolver | ( | ) |
Definition at line 372 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::~bvps_addr_resolver | ( | ) |
Definition at line 382 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::bvps_addr_resolver | ( | const bvps_addr_resolver< BV > & | addr_res | ) |
Definition at line 411 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| void bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::calc_prefix_sum | ( | bool | force = false | ) |
Re-calculate prefix sum table.
| force | - force recalculation even if it is already recalculated |
Definition at line 502 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::operator=(), and bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::sync().
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protected |
Definition at line 390 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::get_bvector().
| bool bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::equal | ( | const bvps_addr_resolver< BV > & | addr_res | ) | const |
equality comparison
Definition at line 522 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::get_bvector(), and bm::compressed_collection< serializer< BV >::buffer, BV >::size().
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protected |
Definition at line 402 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::get_bvector().
| bool bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::get | ( | bm::id_t | id_from, |
| bm::id_t * | id_to | ||
| ) | const |
Resolve id to integer id (address) without sync check.
If prefix sum table is not sync - unexpected behavior
| id_from | - input id to resolve |
| id_to | - output id |
Definition at line 477 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
|
inline |
Get const reference to the underlying bit-vector.
Definition at line 125 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::compressed_collection< serializer< BV >::buffer, BV >::equal().
|
inline |
Get writable reference to the underlying bit-vector.
Access to underlying vector assumes modification and loss of prefix sum acceleration structures. Need to call sync() at the end of transaction.
Definition at line 134 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
|
inline |
returns true if prefix sum table is in sync with the vector
Definition at line 115 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| void bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::move_from | ( | bvps_addr_resolver< BV > & | addr_res | ) |
Move content from the argument address resolver.
Definition at line 429 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::operator=().
|
inline |
Definition at line 50 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
| void bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::optimize | ( | bm::word_t * | temp_block = 0 | ) |
optimize underlying bit-vector
Definition at line 514 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::get_bvector(), and bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::optimize().
| bool bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::resolve | ( | bm::id_t | id_from, |
| bm::id_t * | id_to | ||
| ) | const |
Resolve id to integer id (address)
Resolve id to address with full sync and range checking
| id_from | - input id to resolve |
| id_to | - output id |
Definition at line 451 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::operator=().
| void bm::bvps_addr_resolver< BV >::set | ( | bm::id_t | id_from | ) |
Set id (bit) to address resolver.
Definition at line 489 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
|
inline |
Re-calculate prefix sum table (same as calc_prefix_sum)
| force | - force recalculation even if it is already recalculated |
Definition at line 110 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
|
inline |
Unsync the prefix sum table.
Definition at line 120 of file bmsparsevec_util.h.
Referenced by bm::bvps_addr_resolver< bvector_type >::get_bvector().


OAuth
WSO2 Identity Server 4.0.0 supports OAuth 1.0a and OAuth 2.0 specifications.
To enable OAuth support to your application, you need to register your application first.
Figure 1: Register New OAuth Application
To register your application, you need to provide the OAuth protocol version, application name and the Callback URL of your web application.
Figure 2: Add New OAuth Application
To view your application configurations, click on the application name.
Figure 3: View OAuth Application Configurations
You can view application configurations.
Figure 4: OAuth Application Configurations
To remove applications.
Figure 5: Delete OAuth Application


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Plugins enhance the functionality of Openfire. This document is a
developer's guide for creating plugins.
Structure of a Plugin
Plugins live in the plugins directory of openfireHome. When a plugin
is deployed as a JAR or WAR file, it is automatically expanded into a directory. The files in a
plugin directory are as follows:
The web directory exists for plugins that need to add content
to the Openfire Admin Console. Further details are below.
The plugin.xml file specifies the main Plugin class. A sample
file might look like the following:
The meta-data fields that can be set in the plugin.xml file:
name -- the name of the plugin.
description -- the description of the plugin.
author -- the author of the plugin.
version -- the version of the plugin.
date -- the date the plugin was released. The date must be in the form MM/dd/yyyy, such
as 07/01/2006.
url -- a URL where additional information about the plugin is available.
minServerVersion -- the minimum version of Openfire required
to run the plugin (supported by Openfire 2.1.2 and later). If the
server version is less than the required value, the plugin will not be started.
databaseKey -- if the plugin requires it's own database tables, the databaseKey element should
be set with a schema key name (often the same name as the plugin). Database
schema files for each supported database should then be placed in the database
directory of the plugin. For example, given the key "foo", schema files would be called
"foo_mysql.sql", "foo_oracle.sql", etc. We recommend that you prefix your tables with
"of" (openfire) to avoid conflicts with possible other applications installed in the same
database. The scripts should make an entry into the ofVersion table using the key so that
schema version information can be tracked, e.g.:
INSERT INTO ofVersion (name, version) VALUES ('foo', 0);
databaseVersion -- the database schema version (if a database schema is defined). New plugins
with a database schema should start at version 0. If future versions of the plugin
require updates to the schema, those updates can be defined by creating sub-directories
in the database/upgrade directory for each version number. For example, the directories
database/upgrade/1 and database/upgrade/2 would contain scripts such as
"foo_mysql.sql" and "foo_oracle.sql" that contain the relevant database changes for each
version. Each script should update version information in the ofVersion table, e.g.:
UPDATE ofVersion set version=1 where name='foo';
parentPlugin -- the name of the parent plugin (given as "foo" for the "foo.jar" plugin).
When a plugin has a parent plugin, the parent plugin's class loader will be used instead
of creating a new class loader. This lets plugins work together more closely. A
child plugin will not function without its parent present.
licenseType -- indicates the license agreement that the plugin is governed by. Valid
values are:
"commercial": the plugin is released under a commercial license agreement.
"gpl": the plugin is released under the GNU Public License (GPL).
"apache": the plugin is released under the Apache license.
"internal": the plugin is for internal use at an organization only and will
not be re-distributed.
"other": the plugin is released under a license agrement that doesn't fall into
one of the other categories. The license agreement should be details in the
plugin's Readme.
If the license type is not set, it is assumed to be other.
Several additional files can be present in the plugin to provide additional information to
end-users (all placed in the main plugin directory):
readme.html -- Optional readme file for plugin, which will be displayed to end users.
changelog.html -- Optional changelog file for plugin, which will be displayed to end users.
logo_small.png -- Optional small (16x16) icon associated with the plugin. It can also be a .gif file.
logo_large.png -- Optional large (32x32) icon associated with the plugin. It can also be a .gif file.
Your plugin class must be implement the
Plugin
interface from the Openfire API as
well as have a default (no argument) contructor. The Plugin interface has
methods for initializing and destroying the plugin.
General Plugin Best Practices
When choosing a package name for your plugin, we recommend that you choose
something distinctive to you and/or your organization to help avoid conflicts
as much as possible. For example, if everyone went with org.example.PluginName,
even if PluginName was different, you might start running into some conflicts
here and there between class names. This is especially true when working with
clustering.
.
Modifying the Admin Console
Plugins can add tabs, sections, and pages to the admin console. There
are a several steps to accomplishing this:
An <adminconsole/> section must be added to the
plugin.xml file.
JSP files must be compiled and put into the classpath of the
plugin. A web.xml file containing the compiled JSP
servlet entries must be put into the web/ directory
of the plugin. Note: the Openfire build script
can assist with compiling JSPs and creating the web.xml. This
is detailed below.
Any images required by your JSP pages must live in web/images/
directory. Only GIF and PNG images are supported.
The <adminconsole /> section of plugin.xml defines additional
tabs, sections and entries in the Admin Console framework. A sample
plugin.xml file might look like the following:
In this example, we've defined a new tab "Example", a sidebar section "My Plugin" and two pages: "My Plugin Admin"
and "My Plugin Overview". We've registered my-plugin-admin.jsp respectively my-plugin-overview.jsp
as the pages.
By default, the tabs, sidebars and pages will be presented in the order in which they are defined. You can, however,
define explicit ordering by adding an "order" attribute to each element. It's numeric value defines order. If no
order is specified, the value 0 (zero) is used as a default. In the example above, the items are ordered using this
construct. In the admin console, the "My Plugin Overview" page will be presented before the "My Plugin Admin" page,
as its 'order' value is lower. If neither item had defined the 'order' attribute, the presentation of both pages
would have been reversed (as it would have used to order in which the pages are defined in XML).
You can override existing tabs, sections, and items by using the existing id attribute values in your own
<adminconsole> definition.
Admin Console Best Practices
There are several best practices to consider when making changes to
the Openfire admin console via a plugin. The general theme is
that plugins should integrate seamlessly:
Integrate into existing tabs and sidebar sections whenever possible
instead of creating your own. Only create new tabs for very
significant new functionality.
Don't use the word "plugin" in names of tabs, sidebars and items.
For example, instead of having an item called "Gateway Plugin", it
could be called "Gateway Settings".
Try to match the UI of the existing admin console in your custom
plugin pages.
There is no need to create an admin console entry to show plugin
meta-data. Instead, let Openfire inform the user about which
plugins are installed and provide plugin management.
Writing Pages for the Admin Console
Openfire uses the Sitemesh
framework to decorate pages in the admin console. A globally-defined decorator is applied to
each page in order to render the final output, as in the following diagram:
Creating pages that work with Sitemesh is easy. Simply create valid HTML pages and then
use meta tags to send instructions to Sitemesh. When rendering the output, Sitemesh will
use the instructions you provide to render the decorator along with any content in the
body of your HTML page. The following meta tags can be used:
pageID -- the ID of the page, which must match an entry in the admin console
XML described above. Either a pageID or subPageID must be specified.
subPageID -- the ID of the sub-page, which must match an entry in the
admin console XML described above. Sub-pages are used for administrative actions
related to a parent page ID. For example, editing or deleting a particular group.
Either a pageID or subPageID must be specified.
extraParams (Optional) -- extra parameters that should be passed in to the page.
For example, on a page to delete a group it might be the ID of the group. Parameters
must be URL encoded.
decorator (Optional) -- overrides the Sitemesh decorator to use for the page.
A decorator named none is available that will simply render the page
without a decorator.
The following HTML snippet demonstrates a valid page:
Using i18n in your Plugins
It's possible to translate your plugin into multiple languages (i18n). To do so, use the following
procedure:
Create a "i18n" directory in the root directory of your plugin.
Add each resource file using the %[plugin_name]%_i18n "_" language ".properties"
naming convention, where [plugin_name] is the name of the plugin directory. See the
translator guide for more information about resource
bundles.
Convert Strings in your JSP files to refer to the internationalized keys. For example:
Internationalize Strings in your Java files using the LocaleUtils class: org.jivesoftware.util.LocaleUtils.getLocalizedString("some.key.name", "[plugin_name]");
Internationalize Strings in your plugin.xml file using the ${var} format: <sidebar id="gateways" name="${plugin.sidebar.name}" description="${plugin.sidebar.description}"> <description>${plugin.description}</description>
Using the Openfire Build Script
The Openfire build script will help you build and develop plugins. It
looks for plugin development directories in the following format:
The build script will compile source files and JSPs and create a valid
plugin structure and JAR file. Put your plugin directories in the src/plugins
directory of the source distribution and then use ant plugins to
build your plugins.
Any JAR files your plugin needs during compilation should be put
into the lib directory. These JAR files will also be copied into
the plugin's generated lib directory as part of the build process.
If you create a src/web/WEB-INF/web.xml file, any servlets registered there
will be initialized when the plugin starts up. Only servlet registrations and servlet
mappings will be honored from the web.xml file. Note: this feature is implemented by
merging your custom web.xml file into the web.xml file generated by the JSP compilation
process.
Implementing Your Plugin
Plugins have full access to the Openfire API. This provides a tremendous
amount of flexibility for what plugins can accomplish. However, there are several integration
points that are the most common:
Register a plugin as a Component.
Components receive all packets addressed to a particular sub-domain. For example,
test_component.example.com. So, a packet sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>would
be delivered to the component. Note that the sub-domains defined as components are unrelated to DNS entries
for sub-domains. All XMPP routing at the socket level is done using the primary server domain (example.com in the
example above); sub-domains are only used for routing within the XMPP server.
Register a plugin as an IQHandler. IQ handlers respond to IQ packets with a particular element name and
namespace. The following code snippet demonstrates how to register an IQHandler:
IQHandler myHandler = new MyIQHander();
IQRouter iqRouter = XMPPServer.getInstance().getIQRouter();
iqRouter.addHandler(myHandler);
Register a plugin as a
PacketInterceptor to receive all packets being sent through the system and
optionally reject them. For example, an interceptor could reject all messages that contained
profanity or flag them for review by an administrator.
You can store persistent plugin settings as Openfire properties using the
JiveGlobals.getProperty(String) and JiveGlobals.setProperty(String, String) methods. Make
your plugin a property listener to listen for changes to its properties by implementing the
org.jivesoftware.util.PropertyEventListener method.
You can register your plugin as a listener using the PropertyEventDispatcher.addListener(PropertyEventListener)
method. Be sure to unregister your plugin as a listener in your plugin's destroyPlugin() method.
Plugin FAQ
Can I deploy a plugin as a directory instead of a JAR?
No, all plugins must be deployed as JAR or WAR files. When a JAR or WAR is not present for the plugin,
Openfire assumes that the file has been deleted and that the users wants to destroy the plugin,
so it also deletes the directory.


We are all working in a massive distributed system
We often use HTTP APIs as a channel to share data between computational nodes
It's nice to be able to release changes quickly and with confidence
Write some nice automated unit and integration tests
Dependencies on those other HTTP APIs:
A minimal mocking framework for the Python Requests library
@responses.activate
def test_my_api():
responses.add(responses.GET, 'http://twitter.com/api/1/foobar',
body='{"error": "not found"}', status=404,
content_type='application/json')
resp = requests.get('http://twitter.com/api/1/foobar')
assert resp.json() == {"error": "not found"}
assert len(responses.calls) == 1
assert responses.calls[0].request.url == 'http://twitter.com/api/1/foobar'
assert responses.calls[0].response.text == '{"error": "not found"}'
For not much effort we have valuable but less expensive tests
My squad has used this for Real Work™:
Breaking the horrible dependency on the rest of the world existing
There are other tools or practises out there:
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| 017:062 Khan | : |
[Iblis (Satan)] said: "See? This one whom You have honoured above me, if You give me respite (keep me alive) to the Day of Resurrection, I will surely seize and mislead his offspring (by sending them astray) all but a few!" |
| 017:062 Maulana | : |
He said: Seest Thou? This is he whom Thou hast honoured above me! If Thou respite me to the day of Resurrection, I will certainly cause his progeny to perish except a few. |
| 017:062 Pickthal | : |
He said: Seest Thou this (creature) whom Thou hast honoured above me, if Thou give me grace until the Day of Resurrection I verily will seize his seed, save but a few. |
| 017:062 Rashad | : |
He said, "Since You have honored him over me, if You respite me till the Day of Resurrection, I will possess all his descendants, except a few." |
| 017:062 Sarwar | : |
He continued, "Remember, this one whom you have honored more than me I shall bring him and most of his offspring under my sway if you will give me respite until the Day of Judgment." |
| 017:062 Shakir | : |
He said: Tell me, is this he whom Thou hast honored above me? If Thou shouldst respite me to the day of resurrection, I will most certainly cause his progeny to perish except a few. |
| 017:062 Sherali | : |
And he said, 'What thinkest thou? Can this whom thou hast honoured above me be my superior? If Thou wilt grant me respite till the Day of Resurrection, I will most surely bring his descendants under my sway except a few.' |
| 017:062 Yusufali | : |
He said: "Seest Thou? this is the one whom Thou hast honoured above me! If Thou wilt but respite me to the Day of Judgment, I will surely bring his descendants under my sway - all but a few!" |
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Creating a pyqtdeploy Project¶
The next stage of deploying a PyQt application is to create a pyqtdeploy project for it by running:
pyqtdeploy pyqt-demo.pdt
This will create a new project, or open an exiting one if the file
pyqt-demo.pdt
already exists. A project is simply a file with a .pdt
extension.
A GUI will be displayed which consists of a File
menu and a set of tabbed
pages that handle different aspects of the application’s specification and
building.
The File
menu contains the usual set of options to create a new project,
open an existing project, save a project and rename a project.
Specifying the Application Source¶
Python applications are usually structured in one of the following ways:
a single standalone executable script that is installed in a
bin
directory somewherea package installed in
site-packages
with a separate executable script installed in abin
directorya package installed in
site-packages
with a separate executable script that is automatically generated bysetuptools
. The script calls an entry point in the package. An entry point is the name of a module in the package and the name of a callable within the module separated by a:
.
pyqt-demo is a single standalone script (but with some additional data which is the source code of the script).
The tab for defining the application source is shown below.
- Name
is used to specify the name of the final application executable. If it is not specified then it is derived from the name of the main script file. If the application does not have a main script file then the name is derived from the name of the application package.
- Main script file
is used to specify the name of the executable Python script used to invoke the application. It should not be specified if an entry point is specified.
Note
Whenever a file or directory is specified, pyqtdeploy always saves its name relative to the directory containing the project file if possible. In this particular example the
pyqt-demo.py
script is in the same directory as thepyqt-demo.pdt
project file.- Entry Point
is used to specify the entry point of a
setuptools
-based application. It should not be specified if a main script file is specified.- sys.path
is used to specify additional directories, ZIP files and eggs that will be added to
sys.path
. By default pyqtdeploy generates an application that does not support the importing of packages or extension modules that are not embedded in the application. However there are circumstances where this ability is desired:you need to use an extension module that does not support being statically compiled
you allow users to write Python code that is imported by the application to configure or extend its functionality.
The path is specified as a space separated list of directories. Single or double quotes may be used to embed spaces in directory names. Environment variables (specified using the standard UNIX notation) are expanded when the application is run. Any relative directory names are assumed to be relative to the directory containing the application executable. UNIX path separators should be used - the application will automatically do the appropriate conversions when running on Windows.
pyqtdeploy also supports the dynamic loading of extension modules that are installed adjacent to the application executable (i.e. in the same directory as the application executable). This is useful for packages that are implemented as a combination of pure Python modules and extension modules where the extension modules do not support being statically compiled. The pure Python modules would be added just like any other Python package (see Specifying the Imported Packages). The extension module must be named according to its normal position in the package structure.
For example, suppose we have a package called
foo
which contains pure Python modules__init__.py
andbar.py
and a dynamically loaded extension modulebaz.so
. (The extension module would be calledbaz.pyd
on Windows.) When used with the deployed application the module must be installed asfoo.baz.so
(orfoo.baz.pyd
) in the same directory as the application executable.On macOS an extension module will also be searched for in the
PlugIns
andFrameworks
sub-directories of the directory containing the application executable.Adjacent extension modules do not require
sys.path
to be set.Note
If you wish to allow the importing of external extension modules then you will also need to ensure that Python has been built with this enabled.
- Use console (Windows)
is checked if the application should use a console. Specifically it adds
console
to the value ofCONFIG
in the generated.pro
file and only affects Windows applications. It would normally be checked for command line (i.e. non-GUI) applications.- Application bundle (macOS)
is checked if the application should be built as a bundle and only affects macOS targets. It would normally be unchecked for command line (i.e. non-GUI) applications.
- Application Package Directory
contains the hierachy of files and directories that implement the application package and any associated data. It is populated by clicking the Scan… button. Each file or directory can then be checked if it is to be included in the package. Note that if the main script file is a part of the application package then it’s entry must be explicitly unchecked (i.e. excluded).
The demo includes a copy of it’s source file which is read (when using Python v3.7.0 or later) using the
importlib.resources
module. This is stored in thedata
directory. This directory must be a Python package and so it contains an empty__init__.py
file. The source file is given a.dat
extension so that it doesn’t appear to be a Python source file to pyqtdeploy-build. If we didn’t do this then the source file would be replaced by its frozen version.- Scan…
is clicked to specify the name of the directory containing the Python package that implements the application. (If the application consists of a single script then you would not use this.) The hierachy will be scanned for all files and directories that don’t match any of the specified exclusions and will be displayed in the Application Package Directory.
- Remove all
is clicked to remove all the scanned files and directories.
- Include all
is clicked to check all scanned files and directories so that they are included in the application package.
- Exclude all
is clicked to uncheck all scanned files and directories so that they are excluded from the application package.
- Exclusions
is used to specify the list of glob-style patterns that are applied to the scanned files and directories. Those items that match are then completely ignored. To edit the list just double-click on the entry to modify or delete. To add a new entry just double-click the list after the last entry.
- Additional qmake Configuration
contains additional text to be added to the end of the
.pro
file generated by pyqtdeploy.
Specifying the Imported Packages¶
The tab for defining the packages and extension modules imported by the application is shown below.
- Standard Library
is used to specify each of the Python standard library packages and extension modules that are explicitly imported by the application. Each can be in one of three states:
checked meaning it is explicitly imported by the application
partially checked meaning it is implicitly imported by the application because another imported package depends on it, or the Python interpreter itself imports it
unchecked meaning it is not needed by the application.
You should always check a package if the application explicitly imports it, even if it is already shown as partially checked.
If a package is not provided by the Python component installed in the sysroot then it will not be displayed. For example the standard library
bz2
package is not displayed because the sysroot does not provide thebzip2
library on which it depends.If a package is only provided for a subset of targets then it is displayed in yellow. It will also have a tooltip (displayed by hovering over the name) that lists the target subset.
If a package is displayed in red then it is not provided for any target. This is not necessarily an error, so long as the application gracefully handles the exception that will be raised when an attempt is made to import the package.
- Other Packages
is used to specify each of the packages and extension modules provided by all other components installed in the sysroot that are explicitly imported by the application.
- Sysroot specification file
is the name of the
.toml
file that specifies the sysroot being used. The default issysroot.toml
in the same directory as the project file.- Sysroots directory
is the name of the directory that contains each individual target-specific sysroot directory. The default is the directory containing the corresponding sysroot specification file.


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