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oral |
DOC |
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This was my first time taking DOC. It was in a sugar cube which had been kept at slightly cooled temperatures in an airtight container. The cube was supposed to have 3 mg which is considered a ‘strong’ dose.
T+0 – I put the sugar cube in my mouth and let it partially dissolve before swallowing. There is a very faint bitter taste but the sweetness of the sugar overwhelms it. This was right before I got in my car; I felt safe enough after reading other reports that driving would be okay considering it takes ten minutes to get back to my house on a road with next to no one. I got home without feeling the slightest trace of anything.
T+1:30 – While watching TV I feel the first indications that the drug is coming on. My chest feels slightly tight and my eyes are feeling a bit strained. Over the next fifteen minutes Sports Center becomes increasingly funny, but not absurd.
T+2:00 – I walk upstairs and go to the bathroom.It seems like the change of scenery kicks the hallucinogenic properties into gear and the first flickers appear. The millimeter or so bumps on the drywall appear to have a faint orange outline as if they are gleaming in the light. I go through my nighttime rituals of cleaning: brush my teeth, shave, etc. Moving from the bathroom to my room, I enter a dimly lit area for the first time on this trip. The carpet seems redder than it should be and the night sky through my window seems pitch black despite it being nearly a full moon. I relax in my bed, turn off the lights, and turn on my iPod.
I continue to rise until around +5:00 where I peaked. During the peak, which lasted about two hours, strobing lights appeared to be coming at me. The hallucinations were very similar to when I took Bromo-Dragonfly in the topic but not necessarily intensity or form. Both times the heads of my parents were talking to me from across the strobing light about how we were bouncing in and out of reality at the same time. Semi-solid objects seemed to jump out and race across me before vanishing behind my body. I made the weird interpretation that these looked like frogs made of sponge.
After the peak I was simply trying to ride it out. I listened to both the Division Bell and The Faint’s Dance Macabre twice. Although the ending was gentle I felt worn out and tired. I had not slept and as I began to begin the next day I still had subtle hallucinations. The day after I took the DOC was exhausting and all I wanted to do was sleep, which I did. By noon (T+16:00) I could not feel any direct effects from the drug. After a decent rest I was back to normal.
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roblems 18920 * doc/* : regenerated the documentation 18921 18922 Thu Dec 16 16:19:29 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18923 18924 * tree.c: fixed a bug introduced in 1.8.0 and breaking default 18925 namespace recognition, and Dia as a resul :-( 18926 * encoding.c: closed bug #3950 18927 18928 Wed Dec 15 19:22:23 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18929 18930 * valid.c: debugging a posteriori validation, except URI expansion 18931 stuff this should be fixed now 18932 * parserInternals.h: fixed a bug in IS_BASECHAR reported by 18933 Carl Nygard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18934 * tester.c: added --postvalid, cleaning of the code 18935 * tree.[ch]: added xmlDocGetRootElement() 18936 18937 Tue Dec 14 20:30:34 PST 1999 Ramiro Estrugo<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18938 18939 * SAX.h, tree.h : changed 'namespace' to 'nameSpace' to workaround 18940 c++ losage. 18941 18942 Sun Dec 12 13:08:15 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18943 18944 * configure.in, doc/xml.html : bumped to 1.8.0 18945 * xlink.[ch], Makefile.am : added framework for link detection 18946 * parser.h: added nbChars to parser context, needed for cleanup. 18947 * xmlmemory.c: removed a nasty bug when out of mem 18948 * valid.[ch]: adding namespace support for attribute decl 18949 * tester.c: added --debugent option 18950 * debugXML.[ch]: added xmlDebugDumpEntities() 18951 * parser.c: cleanup, avoiding use of CUR_PTR like plague, using 18952 buffers instead, this was really needed, validation was breaking 18953 in strange ways due to that. Added xmlParseStringPEReference() 18954 and other parsing from strings functions. Entities processing 18955 modified again, but PERef are still not handled correcly but 18956 unless you're Eve Maller you won't notice :-) 18957 * HTMLparser.c: large changes toward reliability, and switched to 18958 lowercase internal tags, XHTML is lowercase, so it will help 18959 that output is closer to next version. 18960 * doc/* : regenerated the documentation, it is now hosted at 18961 http://xmlsoft.org/ (same bits I just bought the domain :-) 18962 18963 Fri Dec 3 13:46:32 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18964 18965 * SAX.h, SAX.c, makefile.am: added SAX.h mostly useful for the 18966 doc generation 18967 * parser.c: fixed bugs #3908 and #3937 and a memory leak 18968 in the SAX API 18969 * doc/*: rebuilt the doc making sure everything appears in the 18970 HTML files 18971 18972 Wed Dec 1 10:27:47 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18973 18974 * tree.[ch] HTMLtree.c, debugXML.c, configure.in, xml-config.in: 18975 added the patch from Carl Nygard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18976 which allow impressive speed improvement on dataset with 18977 large text pieces, but at the cost of broken binary 18978 compatibility and slightly bigger memory usage. 18979 Configure with --with-buffers to activate them, they 18980 are protected with XML_USE_BUFFER_CONTENT define. 18981 * entities.[ch], parser.c: added xmlCleanupPredefinedEntities(), 18982 goal is 0 memory left allocated once parser is no more used 18983 * testDAV.c, testHTML.c, testSAX.c, testXPath.c: make sure we 18984 call xmlCleanupParser() and xmlMemoryDump() 18985 18986 Wed Nov 24 19:00:06 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18987 18988 * tree.[ch] xmlIO.[ch] parser.c valid.c: code cleanup with -pedantic 18989 * parser.[ch] encoding.[ch]: added memory cleanup routines 18990 * parser.c: closing bug #3788 18991 * doc/*: rebuilt the doc 18992 18993 Tue Nov 23 11:23:55 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>18994 18995 * tree.[ch]: closing bug 3748, added xmlNewDocRawNode(), 18996 xmlNewTextChild() and xmlSetCompressMode() behaviour. 18997 * tester.c: added --compress option 18998 * doc/*: rebuilt the documentation 18999 19000 Fri Nov 19 18:41:28 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19001 19002 * HTMLparser.c: bugfixing, the damn thing MUST not crash even 19003 if given /proc/kcore as input ! 19004 * doc/xml.html doc/*: updated and rebuilt the documentation 19005 19006 Thu Nov 18 14:57:18 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19007 19008 * parser.c: Fixed some wrongly space collapsing code due to 19009 a misreading of the spec. 19010 * result/*: fixed the output accordingly 19011 19012 Wed Nov 17 18:28:06 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19013 19014 * encoding.c: bug fix and typos 19015 * xmlIO.[ch] parser.c: first bits toward real progressive parsing 19016 * parser.c: added attribute normalization closing bug #3597 19017 * test/att* result/att* SAXresult/att*: testcase for attribute 19018 normalization 19019 19020 Mon Nov 15 18:50:56 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19021 19022 * configure.in: closing bug #3163 by adding extra flags for the 19023 cc compiler on HP-UX 19024 19025 Fri Nov 12 17:41:20 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19026 19027 * valid.[ch] : removed a typo and an enumerated type bug in the 19028 xmlAddElementDecl() function 19029 * tree.c : I changed xmlSetProp() and xmlNewProp() to do the 19030 call to xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant() so that the functions 19031 New, Set and Get are at the same level. 19032 * parser.c HTMLparser.c: extra memory allocation bug for 19033 attributes detected by someone using libxml in embedded systems :-) 19034 19035 Thu Oct 28 17:49:26 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19036 19037 * xmlmemory.h: turned off mem debug :-\ 19038 19039 Mon Oct 25 12:13:25 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19040 19041 * parser.c: closed bug #2784 a one line fix, but worth pushing 19042 a new release out 19043 * HTMLparser.c: fixed auto-close bugs on list items, zeroing 19044 some structures, comments before and after the 19045 main element, and other nastyness 19046 * HTMLtree.c tree.c: accomodate the extended HTML supported 19047 * configure.in: pushing 1.7.4 19048 * test/ent8 and related outputs : added a new test for bug #2784 19049 * test/HTML/wired.html and related output: a nasty HTML example 19050 * Makefile.am: improved the test scripts 19051 * docs/* : reran the documentation extractor, updated xml.html 19052 19053 Thu Oct 14 10:29:56 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19054 19055 * HTMLparser.c, HTMLtree.c, tree.h: completely revamped the 19056 HTMLparser and debugged the HTML related code. HTML documents 19057 now have their own type 19058 * entities.c: do not dump ' for HTML output 19059 * xmlmemory.c: improvement, breakpoint mechanism 19060 * testHTML.c: added --sax --repeat ... 19061 * Makefile.am: improved the HTML tests 19062 * valid.[ch]: added xmlValidGetValidElements and 19063 xmlValidGetPotentialChildren 19064 * tester.c: added --insert to test the 2 new functions 19065 * test//* result//* SAXresult//* : regression test cleanup 19066 and extension. 19067 * doc/html : added doc for new modules gnome-xml-xmlmemory.html and 19068 gnome-xml-nanohttp.html 19069 19070 Mon Oct 11 14:31:58 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19071 19072 * HTMLparser.c: fixed problems with some autoclose tags 19073 * tree.c: fixed XML output problems. 19074 * result/* SAXresult/*: update of the tests output 19075 19076 Sat Oct 9 11:02:57 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19077 19078 * Makefile.am: Arturo patch for xmlConf.sh version info 19079 * parser.c: Tim Josling patch for single quoted items 19080 * tester.c: Tim Josling patch for tester options usage 19081 * tree.h: indent cleanup 19082 19083 Fri Oct 8 16:35:37 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19084 19085 * HTMLparser.c parser.h : Fixed problems with HTML parsing 19086 reported by Kristian Hogsberg Kristensen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19087 19088 Fri Oct 8 11:37:11 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19089 19090 * tree.c : Raph patch for initialization of CORBA fields 19091 * parser.c, xpath.c, ...: modification of doc comments 19092 * xpath.c : allow spaces in xpath expressions 19093 19094 Mon Sep 27 10:16:43 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19095 19096 * xmlmemory.h: turning off memory debug :-( 19097 19098 Sun Sep 26 13:16:54 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19099 19100 * parser.[ch] : added xmlSAXUserParseFile() and xmlSAXUserParseMemory() 19101 better SAX interfaces. 19102 * testSAX.c: uses the new SAX routine, avoid fetching any remote 19103 entity. 19104 * configure.in: 1.7.2 19105 19106 Fri Sep 24 16:01:01 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19107 19108 * libxml.spec.in: fixed the URL 19109 * doc/xml.html: improved the documentation front-end 19110 19111 Fri Sep 24 01:06:36 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19112 19113 * nanohttp.c: conditionned references to snprintf with HAVE_SNPRINTF 19114 19115 Fri Sep 24 00:15:58 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19116 19117 * libxml.spec.in: fixed the alpha compile problem 19118 * parser.[ch]: changed errno to errNo in the parser context :-( 19119 * *.[ch]: changed CHAR to xmlChar to avoid problem on WIN32 19120 * doc/xml.html: changed CHAR to xmlChar 19121 * doc/html/*: recompiled the documentation 19122 * configure.in: 1.7.1 19123 19124 Wed Sep 22 11:40:31 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19125 19126 * parser.h: modified the parser context struct to regain 1.4.0 19127 binary compatibility 19128 * parser.c, xml-error.h: added errno ot teh context and defined 19129 a set of errors values with update of errno 19130 * nanohttp.[ch]: minimalist HTTP front-end for fetching remote 19131 DTDs and entities 19132 * *.h, *.c: complete cleanup of the use of config.h and include 19133 protection depending on the current setup. 19134 * overalll debugging, maintenance and bug-fixing on all modules 19135 * updated the documentation 19136 * ready for 1.7.0 19137 19138 Wed Sep 8 22:46:14 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19139 19140 * HTMLparser.c : cleanup 19141 * SAX.c valid.c valid.h: added ID/IDREF checking 19142 * tree.c tree.h: extended doc structure for refs 19143 * configure.in: 1.6.2 19144 * parser.c: patched bug in SAX user arg call 19145 * parserInternals.h: patched missing close in C++ wrapping 19146 * testXPath.c xpath.c xpath.h: prepared for extensibility, 19147 especially upcoming XPointer implementation. 19148 * doc/xml.html: augmented, typo 19149 19150 Sat Sep 4 22:48:05 CEST 1999 Timur Bakeyev<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19151 19152 * doc/Makefile.am: replaced "install -d " with "mkinstalldirs" - 19153 not all invocations of install understand -d. 19154 19155 Sat Sep 4 22:20:07 CEST 1999 Timur Bakeyev<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19156 19157 * Makefile.am: prepend all the test* calls with $(top_builddir) - 19158 to make 'check' works, when builddir != srcdir. 19159 19160 Sat Sep 4 20:25:46 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19161 19162 * doc/xml.html : updated the documentation 19163 19164 Fri Sep 3 00:01:08 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19165 19166 * xmlmemory.[ch] Makefile.am :added a memory wrapper to chase 19167 not deallocated memory blocks 19168 * *.c : replaces all calls to malloc() free() and realloc() to 19169 the wrapper functions/macros 19170 * tree.c : removed memory leaks dues to calling xmlFreeNode() 19171 instead of xmlFreeNodeList() 19172 19173 Wed Sep 1 14:15:09 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19174 19175 * HTMLparser.c: corrected a stupid bug leading to core dump at 19176 tree deallocation. Removed warnings indicated by 19177<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19178 * entities.c: Fixes Yet Another Stupid Bug, entities were not 19179 looked for in the external subset 19180 19181 Mon Aug 30 13:22:26 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19182 19183 * parser.c valid.[ch] xpath.c: patched compilation warnings reported 19184 on SGI by<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19185 19186 Sun Aug 29 22:27:29 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19187 19188 * all .h : changed the prototype declaration indent as in gtk 19189 * most .c : working on reducing the TODOs in the code 19190 * most .c : cleanup though -pedantic and Insure++ 19191 * improvements on validation ID checkings. 19192 * tree.[ch] SAX.c: added support for namespace on attributes #2022 19193 * xml-config.in: closed #1810 19194 19195 Mon Aug 16 03:27:38 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19196 19197 * tree.h, valid.c, valid.h: more work on validity, IDs 19198 * xpath.c: added/fixed comparidon and equlity, added a new isinf 19199 definition for AIX 19200 19201 Sun Aug 15 21:15:17 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19202 19203 * Makefile.am libxml.spec.in: corrected missing xmlConf.sh in 19204 the distribution due to a cut'n paste error at last commit 19205 19206 Tue Aug 10 20:28:09 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19207 19208 * configure.in: upgraded to version 1.4.0 19209 * valid.[ch], SAX.c, parser.[ch] parserInternals.h ... 19210 Big update, added a large part of the validation process, 19211 it should be usable, but some parts are missing 19212 * xpath.c: improved the implementation w.r.t. root. 19213 * Makefile.am: added more tests 19214 * test and result trees: added a lot of tests 19215 * libxml.spec.in: export libxml.so.0 and libxml.so.1 19216 19217 Tue Aug 10 11:33:41 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19218 19219 * Added an HACKING file 19220 19221 Tue Jul 27 21:43:00 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19222 19223 * xpath.[ch] : improvements and debug of the XPath implementation 19224 * parser.c, HTMLparser.c : modified the parsers to be progressive 19225 * tree.[ch] : extended the Buffer promitives 19226 * xmlIO.[ch] : added basic I/O routines providing progressive 19227 parsing and ready for I18N conversion plugins 19228 * SAXresult/* : the SAX callback sequence maybe slightly different 19229 now 19230 * test*.c : improved/updated the tests programs 19231 * doc/* : recompiled the docs. 19232 19233 1999-07-26 Michael Meeks<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19234 19235 * tree.h: Add const to 'content' in xmlNewDocNode, xmlNewChild 19236 19237 * tree.c: Ditto. 19238 19239 Thu Jul 15 16:17:16 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19240 19241 * configure.in: upgraded to version 1.4.0 19242 * xpath.c, xpath.h, testXPath.c, makefile.am: added code for the XPath 19243 draft from W3C. Will be used by XPointer, Xlink, XSL, and possibly 19244 XML query language, see http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath for more details. 19245 * parser.c, parser.h: added CHAR* related string functions for XPath 19246 * HTMLparser.[ch], HTMLtree.c: a bit of cleanup on entities. 19247 * doc/gnome-xml.sgml, doc/html/* : added XPath and HTML documentation, 19248 rebuild the docs. 19249 * Makefile.am, test/XPath/*, result/XPath/*: added an XPathtests target 19250 and regression testing capabilities for XPath. 19251 19252 Mon Jul 12 12:36:39 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19253 19254 * parser.c, HTMLparser.c: applied patch from John Ellson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19255 closing bug #1646 19256 19257 Mon Jul 12 11:04:44 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19258 19259 * Makefile.am, example/Makefile.am: closed bug #1683 19260 19261 Sun Jul 11 18:16:34 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19262 19263 * example/Makefile.am, configure.in: added the makefile for the 19264 gjobread example 19265 19266 Sat Jul 10 14:19:11 CEST 1999 Tomasz Kłoczko<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19267 19268 * doc/Makefile.am: 19269 - fix which allow "make install DESTDIR=</install/prefix>". 19270 19271 Fri Jul 9 12:10:24 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19272 19273 * HTMLparser.c parser.c: applied patch from John Ellson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19274 which fixed a problem on the file reading-code. 19275 19276 Wed Jul 7 09:28:43 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19277 19278 * HTMLparser.[ch], HTMLtree.[ch]: more work for HTML parsing and 19279 output. 19280 * Makefile.am, test/HTML/*, result/HTML/*: added HTMLtests targetestHTMLt 19281 19282 Wed Jul 7 00:25:42 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19283 19284 * parser.h : Oops removed the binary compatibility problem 19285 * HTMLparser.[ch], HTMLtree.h : More work on the HTML parse/dump 19286 * parser.c, HTMLparser.c: applied patches for reading from stdin 19287 19288 Mon Jul 5 18:45:31 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19289 19290 * parser.c, entities.c, valid.c: cleanup bug #1591 19291 * configure.in: cleanup bug #1592 19292 * HTMLparser.[ch], testHTML.c: started adding an HTML parser using 19293 the same tree back-end. Hence gdome will be available for it. 19294 * doc/Makefile.am: close bug #617 19295 19296 Sat Jun 26 23:36:38 EDT 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19297 19298 * parser.c: alloctate a per parser context SAX interface block 19299 19300 Tue Jun 22 23:46:32 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19301 19302 * released 1.3.0 with xmlEncodeEntities restoring old behaviour 19303 and xmlEncodeEntitiesReentrant with the correct one :-\ 19304 19305 Mon Jun 21 14:07:53 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19306 19307 * commit of my internal XML base changes, quite a lot of 19308 changes, cleanups, better entities support, framework for 19309 new I/O and charset detection and handling 19310 * Fixed the configure/Makefile stuff to generate shared libs 19311 with the proper version info, so we jumped on rev from 19312 0.0.0 to 1.2.0 ! The binary interfaces have been broken, 19313 xmlEncodeEntities() result need to be freed now, and a string 19314 xmlParserVersion provide the current library version. 19315 19316 Tue Jun 15 14:24:19 1999 Raph Levien<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19317 19318 * parser.c: fixed a buffer overrun for when you have a very long 19319 attribute with no entities in it. 19320 19321 Mon Jun 14 00:17:50 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19322 19323 * added example directory 19324 * added example/gjobs.xml gjobread.c, still need a Makefile.in 19325 19326 Wed Jun 2 19:40:58 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19327 19328 * Release of libxml-1.1, nearly everything has been touched for 19329 this. 19330 * Added more regression tests 19331 * Updated the documentation 19332 19333 Sat May 29 13:34:42 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19334 19335 * tree.[ch]: unified the XML_NO_CORBA defines. 19336 * parser.c encoding.[ch]: started plugging in char encoding detection 19337 19338 Fri May 28 22:58:42 EDT 1999 Manish Vachharajani<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19339 19340 * tree.c: (xmlSaveFile) - removed double call of xmlContentDump. 19341 Also freed allocated buffer. 19342 19343 Wed Apr 21 22:07:35 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19344 * parser.[ch] tree.[ch] entities.[ch] valid.[ch] : removed the main 19345 reentrancy problem at printing. One is left in entities.c, to 19346 remove ASAP 19347 * testSAX.c : added a test example showing the use of the SAX 19348 interface if one doesn't want to build the DOM tree. 19349 * html/gnome-xml-*.html html/index.sgml: regenerated the documentation 19350 19351 Mon Apr 5 14:14:40 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19352 19353 * parser.[ch] tree.[ch] SAX.c, parserInternals.h valid.[ch]: 19354 large revamping of the parser to use SAX callbacks 19355 http://www.megginson.com/SAX/ (or at least a C like interface 19356 a la Expat). It's now possible to set up your own callbacks 19357 and the parser will not build a DOM tree. 19358 * test/* result/*: updated the test suite, I finally removed 19359 the old Namespace draft support (PI based). 19360 19361 Fri Apr 2 17:57:32 CEST 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19362 19363 * Makefile.am: added test result to EXTRA_DIST for make tests 19364 19365 Wed Mar 24 21:37:02 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19366 19367 * parser.c, parserInternals.h: moved the chars macro definitions 19368 to parserInternals.h 19369 * parser.c, error.c: applied patches from "Knut Åkesson" 19370<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for clean compilation under MSVC 6 :-o 19371 19372 Tue Mar 23 11:10:15 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19373 19374 * xml-config.in : applied patch to make --version work 19375 19376 1999-03-05 Raja R Harinath<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19377 19378 * Makefile.am (check-local): Alias for `tests' target. This will 19379 cause `make check' to do the right thing. 19380 (tests): Don't run tests in srcdir. Also, replaced calls to 19381 basename with a `sed' "equivalent". 19382 19383 Fri Mar 5 07:23:53 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19384 19385 * Renamed error.h to xml-error.h, corrected Makefile.am to list 19386 it in the header and not the sources, updated the doc. 19387 Thanks to Tim Mooney<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for 19388 pointing this out. 19389 19390 Mon Mar 1 13:27:17 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19391 19392 * parser.c, parser.h, parserInternals.h: memory leak hunting, 19393 exported the inputStream routines. 19394 * doc/html/* : updated accordingly 19395 19396 Sun Feb 28 22:51:33 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19397 19398 * parser.c, parser.h, parserInternals.h: added a few extra 19399 internal calls to allocate and free parser contexts ... 19400 * doc/html/* : updated accordingly 19401 19402 Thu Feb 25 11:52:24 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19403 19404 * configure.in, Makefile.am, doc/makefile.am : General changes for 19405 1.0.0 release and including the generated HTML documentation. 19406 19407 Thu Feb 25 09:44:52 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19408 19409 * makefile.am : added parserInternals.h, oops. 19410 19411 Mon Feb 22 11:24:56 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19412 19413 * parserInternals.h: added this header giving access to the parser 19414 internal functions. 19415 * doc/Makefile.am : added a rebuild target which rebuilds the full 19416 set of documentations 19417 * parser.[ch] tree.[ch] valid.[ch]: serious updates w.r.t. parsing 19418 the internal subset. 19419 * *.c *.h: modifications needed to generate the documentation using 19420 gtk-doc, cleanup of functions blocks, reorganisation of struct 19421 declarations. 19422 19423 Tue Feb 16 17:27:29 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19424 19425 * Makefile.am, spec, doc/Makefile.am : upgrading to 0.99.8, fixing 19426 the tar and spec file to include the beginning of the doc. 19427 19428 1999-02-13 Nuno Ferreira<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19429 19430 * doc/.cvsignore: Added this file. 19431 19432 Mon Feb 8 19:27:56 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19433 19434 * tree.c: fixed xmlGetProp to return "" when the attribute 19435 exists, even if the node-list is NULL. 19436 19437 Mon Feb 8 16:10:15 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19438 19439 * tree.c: patched an error outputting empty attribute values. 19440 * Makefile.am and doc/makefile.am: have been updated during the 19441 week-end. Sorry for an empty CVS log, I got a shell problem. 19442 19443 Mon Feb 1 12:10:13 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19444 19445 * tree.h: cleaned up using enums instead of defines 19446 * parser.c, valid.[ch]: more work on parsing/output of element 19447 declarations 19448 19449 Sun Jan 31 22:06:48 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19450 19451 * valid.[ch], tree.c, parser.c : more work toward full parsing 19452 of XML DTDs. 19453 * README: added informations about mailing-list and on-line 19454 documentation 19455 19456 1999-01-27 Raja R Harinath<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19457 19458 * configure.in (XML_INCLUDEDIR): Use -I not -L for includes. 19459 19460 Sun Jan 17 20:06:36 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19461 19462 * parser.c, tree.[ch] : more work toward conformance testing, 19463 added a last element to accelerate parsing of very flat structures 19464 started working on internal subset Element content declaration. 19465 * valid.[ch] : first cut at adding code toward validation. 19466 * previous changes had also small impact on most files, especially 19467 the conformance testing using James Clark test suite. 19468 19469 Sun Jan 17 14:45:06 CET 1999 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19470 19471 * test/* : updated the examples, most of them were not well 19472 formed (humm), and added rdf2. 19473 * result/* : resulting changes in the output. 19474 19475 Sun Dec 6 13:06:58 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19476 19477 * tree.c: changed the behaviour of xmlGetProp on NULL values. 19478 19479 Sat Dec 5 12:25:09 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19480 19481 * tree.c: patched a bug in the generation of empty attributes 19482 19483 Fri Nov 27 01:36:54 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19484 19485 * entities.[ch], tree.[ch], tester.c: added copy interfaces 19486 for node/trees/documents/... Biggest problem is namespace 19487 support when copying subtrees. 19488 19489 Sun Nov 15 19:59:47 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19490 19491 * parser.c, entities.c: improve entities and char ref encoding, 19492 and cleanups of error messages. 19493 19494 Fri Nov 13 13:03:10 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19495 19496 * parser.c, entities.c: simple bug hunting done during rpm2html and 19497 rpmfind integration. 19498 19499 Sun Nov 8 13:11:07 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19500 19501 * parser.[ch]: Added interfaces allowing to specify a SAX 19502 handler before parsing. 19503 19504 Sun Nov 8 09:39:17 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19505 19506 * parser.c: redirrect all errors reporting through the SAX 19507 error function 19508 19509 Wed Nov 4 14:21:54 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19510 19511 * entities.c: rather use HAVE_SNPRINTF and not depend on glib 19512 * libtool, tlmain ...: update of the libtool files 19513 19514 1998-11-04 Miguel de Icaza<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19515 19516 * entities.c: Use g_snprintf insteda of snprintf. 19517 19518 Sun Nov 1 14:31:06 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19519 19520 * entities.c, parser.c: debug and cleanup of CharRef handling/saving. 19521 added ent5 test for this purpose. 19522 * parser.c, parser.h: formatting, comments and UTF-8 planning. 19523 19524 Fri Oct 30 01:36:52 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19525 19526 * parser.c: fixed? a strange error due to compression on a GWP 19527 document. 19528 19529 Thu Oct 29 00:48:45 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19530 19531 * tree.[ch]: bug fixing 19532 * entities.[ch]: defined a specific type for predefined entities 19533 * doc/xml.html: more documentation on the library, how to use it, 19534 overview of the interfaces. 19535 19536 Wed Oct 28 17:56:35 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19537 19538 * tree.[ch]: more cleanup on the API, made the tree mor conformant. 19539 19540 Tue Oct 27 17:54:00 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19541 19542 * tree.c: corrected a small bug 19543 * doc/xml.html: continuing writing documentation. 19544 19545 Tue Oct 27 17:54:00 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19546 19547 * debugXML.h debugXML.c: added debugging utilities. 19548 * tester.c: added --debug switch. 19549 * tree.c: patched an incorrect node->type assignment. 19550 * parser.c: formatting, ensure that node->doc != NULL in attributes 19551 19552 Tue Oct 27 01:15:39 EST 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19553 19554 * parser.[ch] SAX.c tree.[ch]: large amount of changes to improve 19555 entity support and provide an internal representation close to 19556 DOM one (entity ref nodes, and attribute value as tree). I tried 19557 to preserve the interface but this will surely break some apps 19558 (I have to change rpm2html/rpmfind for example). I had to change 19559 two interfaces, and the generated tree is somewhat different. 19560 * doc/* : started documenting the XML library, the tree and 19561 DOM/Corba. This is a first step. 19562 19563 Sat Oct 24 14:23:51 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19564 19565 * parser.c: Set up the fonctions comment block, boring but useful. 19566 * parser.h, SAX.c, parser.c: now attributes are processed through 19567 the SAX interface. The problem is that my SAX interface diverged 19568 quite a bit from the original one, well this is not an official 19569 spec, and translating it from Java to C is hairy anyway... 19570 19571 Tue Oct 20 02:11:21 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19572 19573 * SAX.c, entities.c, tree.c, encoding.c, error.c: Set up the 19574 fonctions comment block, boring but useful. 19575 19576 Sun Oct 18 20:40:58 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19577 19578 * encoding.[ch], Makefile.am: Added the UTF-8, UTF-16 and ISO Latin 1 19579 conversion routines. However they are not yet used to convert the 19580 inputs. The core will run with UTF-8. 19581 19582 Sun Oct 18 15:08:19 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19583 19584 * tree.c : make sure that the type id is properly set-up when 19585 a new object is allocated, needed for DOM. 19586 19587 Sat Oct 17 02:43:21 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19588 19589 * tree.h, tree.c: Ok, the main objects in the tree will be native 19590 corba objects, it costs 8 bytes per Node, Attribute and Document 19591 but it simplifies the Corba integration a lot (no extra interface 19592 objects to allocate/free). 19593 19594 Tue Oct 13 21:46:57 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19595 19596 * tree.h, tree.c, parser.c: added prev and doc pointers to Node, 19597 and changed NODEs contants for conformity with DOM Level 1 19598 19599 Wed Oct 7 23:42:46 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19600 19601 * added hooks to keep track of servants when creating objects 19602 xmlDoc and xmlNode (for Corba export). 19603 19604 Sun Oct 4 03:18:09 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19605 19606 * added xml-config script. 19607 19608 Thu Oct 1 16:22:37 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19609 19610 * autogen.sh : applied patch from Frederic Devernay<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19611 to autoupdate libtool and automake conf files. 19612 19613 1998-09-30 Miguel de Icaza<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19614 19615 * Makefile.am: Use '?' to separate the sed 19616 commands as ',' is used when people pass -Wl,something. 19617 19618 Thu Sep 24 15:13:29 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19619 19620 * tree.c, tree.h: added a per-document compression interface. 19621 19622 Tue Sep 22 20:47:38 EDT 1998 19623 19624 * tree.c, tree.h: added saving with compression and added interfaces 19625 to control the compression level (xmlGetCompressMode, 19626 xmlSetCompressMode) and a new save to filename function (xmlSaveFile). 19627 19628 Mon Sep 21 20:11:13 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19629 19630 * parser.c: corrected a loop for files of size 0 19631 19632 1998-08-20 Raja R Harinath<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19633 19634 * error.h: New file. Contains prototyes from `error.c'. 19635 19636 Thu Aug 13 19:02:34 1998 Tom Tromey<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19637 19638 * Makefile.am (xmlincdir): New macro. 19639 (xmlinc_HEADERS): Renamed from include_HEADERS. 19640 19641 Thu Aug 13 00:40:14 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19642 19643 * applied small patch on numeric entities from 19644 Christopher Blizzard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19645 19646 Wed Aug 12 23:12:58 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19647 19648 * New release 0.2, removed the old xml_* files so that it's 19649 coherent with the other CVS base (W3C), far better conformance 19650 to standard, new namespaces, decent entities support, beginning 19651 of a SAX-like interface. Nearly nothing left intact, even the 19652 test examples ... 19653 19654 1998-07-30 Christopher Blizzard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19655 19656 * .cvsignore: Add .deps dir 19657 19658 Sun Jul 26 17:29:52 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19659 19660 * xml_tree: changed the memory allocation scheme for name in xmlNewNode 19661 19662 Sun Jul 26 00:17:51 EDT 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19663 19664 * configure.in: added test for CPP 19665 * AUTHORS, Changelog: the original ones didn't get commited but the 19666 glib ones instead, fixed. 19667 * Makefile.am: corrected an error in library naming 19668 19669 Fri Jul 24 16:47:14 1998 Daniel Veillard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>19670 19671 * integrated code developped at W3C 19672 * changed the original Copyright 19673 * migrated to automake 19674 * prefixed the filenames by xml_ to avoid filename clashes 19675 19676 # 19677 # vim: set enc=utf-8 19678 #


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Lucas de Vries
Sorry about that, there's a bug in there, it does not work correctly when max_height is zero. This patch should work:
From e4cd8bf78ae7c3ebbae043c124954a5ae4b731b1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Lucas de Vries<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:20:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] add g:CommandTMaxHeight option to limit window height --- doc/command-t.txt | 7 +++++++ ruby/command-t/controller.rb | 4 +++- 2 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-) diff --git a/doc/command-t.txt b/doc/command-t.txt index 3795f8f..28ac935 100644 --- a/doc/command-t.txt +++ b/doc/command-t.txt @@ -212,6 +212,13 @@ Following is a list of all available options: current directory. Any directories at levels beyond this depth will be skipped. + *command-t-max-height* + |g:CommandTMaxHeight| number (default 0) + + The maximum height the Command-T window is allowed to expand to. If set + to 0, the window will expand to the entire vim height when it contains + enough entries. + *command-t-always-show-dot-files* |g:CommandTAlwaysShowDotFiles| boolean (default: 0) diff --git a/ruby/command-t/controller.rb b/ruby/command-t/controller.rb index 5f73081..8234df5 100644 --- a/ruby/command-t/controller.rb +++ b/ruby/command-t/controller.rb @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ module CommandT class Controller def initialize @prompt = Prompt.new + @max_height = get_number('g:CommandTMaxHeight') @scanner = CommandT::Base.new nil, :max_files => get_number('g:CommandTMaxFiles'), :max_depth => get_number('g:CommandTMaxDepth'), @@ -201,9 +202,10 @@ module CommandT end # Returns the desired maximum number of matches, based on available - # vertical space. + # vertical space and the max_height option. def match_limit limit = VIM::Screen.lines - 5 + limit = @max_height.nil? ? limit : [limit, @max_height.to_i].min limit < 0 ? 1 : limit end -- <IP_ADDRESS>
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Lucas de Vries
Gah! This place really needs an edit button. I missed yet another case (manually setting MaxHeight to 0) Let's hope I got it right this time ;)
From 932f88bc1bfa6e3476916ad1e528647a39213cc1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Lucas de Vries<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Date: Wed, 24 Mar 2010 21:31:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] add g:CommandTMaxHeight option to limit window height --- doc/command-t.txt | 7 +++++++ ruby/command-t/controller.rb | 5 ++++- 2 files changed, 11 insertions(+), 1 deletions(-) diff --git a/doc/command-t.txt b/doc/command-t.txt index 3795f8f..ef3b6e1 100644 --- a/doc/command-t.txt +++ b/doc/command-t.txt @@ -212,6 +212,13 @@ Following is a list of all available options: current directory. Any directories at levels beyond this depth will be skipped. + *command-t-max-height* + |g:CommandTMaxHeight| number (default: 0) + + The maximum height the Command-T window is allowed to expand to. If set + to 0, the window will expand to the entire vim height when it contains + enough entries. + *command-t-always-show-dot-files* |g:CommandTAlwaysShowDotFiles| boolean (default: 0) diff --git a/ruby/command-t/controller.rb b/ruby/command-t/controller.rb index 5f73081..f2d5ba7 100644 --- a/ruby/command-t/controller.rb +++ b/ruby/command-t/controller.rb @@ -25,6 +25,8 @@ module CommandT class Controller def initialize @prompt = Prompt.new + @max_height = get_number('g:CommandTMaxHeight') + @max_height = @max_height.nil? ? 0 : @max_height.to_i @scanner = CommandT::Base.new nil, :max_files => get_number('g:CommandTMaxFiles'), :max_depth => get_number('g:CommandTMaxDepth'), @@ -201,9 +203,10 @@ module CommandT end # Returns the desired maximum number of matches, based on available - # vertical space. + # vertical space and the max_height option. def match_limit limit = VIM::Screen.lines - 5 + limit = @max_height <= 0 ? limit : [limit, @max_height].min limit < 0 ? 1 : limit end -- <IP_ADDRESS>
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Greg Hurrell
Hehe, thanks for the patches. (There actually is an edit button, but right now only admins can see it; making it public is on the eventual "to do" list.)
Will review and get back to you.
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Greg Hurrell
I applied your patch with a couple of tweaks. There was only one (pathological?) case that you didn't explicitly handle, and that's when the window is so small that
VIM::Screen.lines - 5
is actually a negative number. Not really a big deal, of course.This is the commit.
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Greg Hurrell
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(Update: Fixed) Nest Hellos are stuck on Halloween themes with no way to revert them back
by Manuel Vonau
Update 1: 2019/11/07 10:44am PST
Good news: We've heard back from Google and the company informs us that it has developed a fix for this issue, which should start rolling out to affected Nest Hello
Update 2: 2019/11/08 12:47am PST
Google shared more information on the fix in the corresponding support thread. As of 8 am PT yesterday, the issue should have been resolved, so the spook should be
This year, Google decided to lighten up things a bit for Halloween by offering a seasonal theme for the Nest Hello that plays spooky sounds instead of the usual doorbell ring. However, with the festivities come and gone, many are now unable to get back to normal sounds — a delayed spooky surprise!
People who switched to the Halloween theme during the celebrations are slowly noticing that they have no way of reverting to the standard ring at the moment. Theming options are gone across the Android and iOS apps and the website, and the Nest Hello doesn't automatically revert to the standard sound. It's almost like the Halloween ghosts refuse to let it go.
Google plans on releasing more seasonal themes for Christmas and winter, so let's hope the company will be able to figure out an automatic reset of chimes in the future. You wouldn't want to hear Jingle Bells all the way through Easter, would you?
We've asked Google for a statement on the stuck Halloween themes, and hopefully, the issue will soon be fixed.
Update 1: 2019/11/07 10:44am PST by Stephen Schenck
Good news: We've heard back from Google and the company informs us that it has developed a fix for this issue, which should start rolling out to affected Nest Hello users presently.
End of Update
Update 2: 2019/11/08 12:47am PST by Manuel Vonau
Google shared more information on the fix in the corresponding support thread. As of 8 am PT yesterday, the issue should have been resolved, so the spook should be over for all Nest Hello owners now.
The company says the problem arose because of a release timing problem. The chime should've been reverted back to normal before the removal of the option, but as we know, that didn't happen.
Source:
Google Nest Forums
End of Update
Source:
Reddit,
Google Nest Forums (1),
(2)
Thanks:
Alexandre


{% extends "email_alert_base.html" %} {% block primary_text_1 %} Your driving prohibition {{ prohibition_number }} was not found and it has been more than 7 days since it was issued. {% endblock %} {% block primary_text_2 %} You'll need to apply in-person for a review:
{% endblock %} {% block primary_3 %}{% endblock %} {% block callout %}You must apply in-person.{% endblock %} {% block timeline %}timeline_ul.png{% endblock %}


---
layout: default
title: Jarrett Helton - Cryptography
path: cryptography
---
{% set title = 'Cryptography Posts' %}
{% set description = 'I am not a cryptographer, but I do love mixing some bits!' %}
{% set tag = 'cryptography' %}
{% include "../_includes/partials/hero.html" %}
{% include "../_includes/partials/partialpostlist.html" %}


--- layout: page title: Insult generator cover: gift.jpg class: 'home-template' navigation: True current: home ---
This insult generator is inspired by the Scottish response on Twitter to Donald Trump's visit to Turnberry on 24 June 2016.
(This is the safe-for-work, and probably kids, version.)


About: Software Engineer.
Hobbies: cooking, listening to music,playing indoor and outdoor games.
Programming /languages: java(basics), c,c++, python(basics), html


Using libraries
Form-O-Fill ships with two powerful libraries for creating test data.
To create random data you can use chance.js.
To create and manipulate dates, Form-O-Fill provides moment.js.
Both libraries are available as Libs.chance
and Libs.moment
This is how to use them:
Inside a field definition ...
fields: [{
Find the field ...
selector: "input[type=text]",
value: function($element, $data) {
.. like a random name
return Libs.chance.name();
Find a date field ...
selector: "input[type=date]",
value: function($element, $data) {
.. with the current date (in you locale)
return Libs.moment().format();


public class StepsDbManager
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StepsDbManager() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static void |
addStep(Context context,
int time,
int steps,
int calories,
int distance,
int motionEventCount)
Add step to the database.
|
static void |
clearDatabase(Context context)
Clear steps database.
|
static int |
getCalories(Cursor c)
Get calories from cursor.
|
static int |
getDistance(Cursor c)
Get distance from cursor.
|
static int |
getEventsCount(Cursor c)
Get movement events count.
|
static int |
getSteps(Cursor c)
Get steps count from cursor.
|
static long |
getTime(Cursor c)
Get time for current steps record in unix time stamp.
|
public static void addStep(Context context, int time, int steps, int calories, int distance, int motionEventCount)
context
- Application context.time
- Unix timestamp. Identifies minute for steps count. 1 record = 1 minute.steps
- Steps count.calories
- Calories count for the current minuted. Calculated based on steps per minute ratio, weight, height and gender.distance
- Distance in meters.motionEventCount
- Number of motion events. Used to detect sleep probability.public static void clearDatabase(Context context)
context
- Application context.public static int getCalories(Cursor c)
c
- Cursor.public static int getDistance(Cursor c)
c
- Cursor.public static int getEventsCount(Cursor c)
c
- Cursor.public static int getSteps(Cursor c)
c
- Cursor.public static long getTime(Cursor c)
c
- Cursor.


Standard output
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start test negativeTestFromLetTheCarWorkForNotLoggedInUserwitch data: []
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: [href='/car']
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: [href='/car']found.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:04 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .distance_included
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .distance_included
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
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10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:05 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .engine
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .enginefound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .engine
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .enginefound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .engine
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .enginefound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel_consumption
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuel_consumptionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel_consumption
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuel_consumptionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel_consumption
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuel_consumptionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuelfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuelfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .fuel
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .fuelfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .transmition
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .transmitionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .transmition
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .transmitionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .transmition
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .transmitionfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .wd
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .wdfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .wd
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .wdfound.
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .wd
10:33:06 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .wdfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .horsepower
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .horsepowerfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .horsepower
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .horsepowerfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .horsepower
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .horsepowerfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .torque
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .torquefound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .torque
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .torquefound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .torque
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .torquefound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .doors
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .doorsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .doors
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .doorsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .doors
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .doorsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .seats
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .seatsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .seats
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .seatsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .seats
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .seatsfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .class
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .classfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .class
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .classfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .class
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .classfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: about
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: aboutfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: about
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: aboutfound.
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: about
10:33:07 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: aboutfound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .type_feature
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .type_featurefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .type_feature
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .type_featurefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .type_feature
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .type_featurefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .price
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .pricefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .price
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .pricefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .price
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .pricefound.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: [type='submit']
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: [type='submit']found.
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - PASSED : test method negativeTestFromLetTheCarWorkForNotLoggedInUser
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - =======================================================================
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start test testFormLetTheCarWorkLoggedInUserwitch data: []
10:33:08 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.xpath: //a[contains(.,'logOut')]
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.xpath: //a[contains(.,'logOut')]found.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: [href='/login']
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: [href='/login']found.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: email
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: emailfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: email
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: emailfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: email
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: emailfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: password
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: passwordfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: password
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: passwordfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: password
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: passwordfound.
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: [type='submit']
10:33:11 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: [type='submit']found.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: [href='/car']
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: [href='/car']found.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.name: country
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.name: countryfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .address
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .addressfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .distance_included
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .distance_included
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .distance_included
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .distance_includedfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .serial_number
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .serial_numberfound.
10:33:14 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .brand
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .brandfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .model
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .modelfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .year
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .yearfound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .engine
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - By.cssSelector: .enginefound.
10:33:15 [Test worker] INFO com.ilcarro.qa.test.TestBase - Start searchBy.cssSelector: .engine
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Special Note About Pyjamas Development
Pyjamas is Free Software, and is made up of its contributions from
users, for its users. As a Free Software Project, its existence and
continued development depends exclusively on financial and technical
contributions.
If you use Pyjamas for a non-commercial project, consider contributing
patches, examples, or documentation updates. If you use it for a
commercial project, consider contracting the Lead Developers to assist
your development. This helps ensure the Pyjamas codebase remains stable
and consistent with your project's development. If you just like Pyjamas
and wish to see it move forward, consider sponsoring or making a
donation
to help support the continuing efforts toward the Pyjamas Roadmap.
Pyjamas Roadmap
As Pyjamas comprises several projects, each has its own future and
direction.
Pyjamas Compiler
- Add support for exec and eval (like Skulpt).
- Improve the python interoperability support for --strict, with the goal of
providing full and complete python interoperability for this mode.
- Provide a complete suite of interoperable python modules.
- Be able to run and pass the standard http://python.org test suite, under
pyv8run and pysmrun (all 25,000 regression tests).
- Add decorators to all functions which allow the declaration of the types
of parameters and the return result, and enhance the compiler so that it
optimises the generated code. One of the flaws of the python programming
language is that every operation (+, -, len etc.) requires double-checking
the type of the object, and http://python.org always check whether the two
types are integers, then moves into complex detection and type coercion
second. Converting this logic to javascript has proved to be very
expensive for --strict.
Emacs and PyQT4 solve this by allowing the type of parameters and the
return result to be declared in advance.
- Complete the enhancements work listed in the TODO file.
Pyjamas Widget Set
- Continue to track GWT Widgets
- Seek out cool and useful projects to convert to Pyjamas, such as gwt-g3d
(WebGL 3D API using new HTML5 features)
- Make automated conversion of GWT-compliant code into Pyjamas code much
easier.
Pyjamas Desktop
- Add more runtimes, especially for MacOSX and embedded systems.
- Provide easy-to-install dependencies for all platforms across all
computing architectures (webkitgtk is not easy to install on Win32
or MacOSX, neither is pywebkitgtk).
- Change the startup API so that it uses the HTML loader file to detect the
module (just like pyjs)
- Provide the means to open several web engine windows (support for
Window.open) and still have them load and run pyjamas applications.


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audiolevels/audiolevelsiodevice.cpp/**************************************************************************** ** ** Copyright (C) 2016 The Qt Company Ltd. ** Contact: https://www.qt.io/licensing/ ** ** This file is part of the Qt Data Visualization module of the Qt Toolkit. ** ** $QT_BEGIN_LICENSE:GPL$ ** Commercial License Usage ** Licensees holding valid commercial Qt licenses may use this file in ** accordance with the commercial license agreement provided with the ** Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in ** a written agreement between you and The Qt Company. For licensing terms ** and conditions see https://www.qt.io/terms-conditions. For further ** information use the contact form at https://www.qt.io/contact-us. ** ** GNU General Public License Usage ** Alternatively, this file may be used under the terms of the GNU ** General Public License version 3 or (at your option) any later version ** approved by the KDE Free Qt Foundation. The licenses are as published by ** the Free Software Foundation and appearing in the file LICENSE.GPL3 ** included in the packaging of this file. Please review the following ** information to ensure the GNU General Public License requirements will ** be met: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html. ** ** $QT_END_LICENSE$ ** ****************************************************************************/ #include "audiolevelsiodevice.h" #include <QtCore/QDebug> using namespace QtDataVisualization; static const int resolution = 8; static const int rowSize = 800; static const int rowCount = 7; // Must be odd number static const int middleRow = rowCount / 2; AudioLevelsIODevice::AudioLevelsIODevice(QBarDataProxy *proxy, QObject *parent) : QIODevice(parent), m_proxy(proxy), m_array(new QBarDataArray) { // We reuse the existing array for maximum performance, so construct the array here m_array->reserve(rowCount); for (int i = 0; i < rowCount; i++) m_array->append(new QBarDataRow(rowSize)); qDebug() << "Total of" << (rowSize * rowCount) << "items in the array."; } // Implementation required for this pure virtual function qint64 AudioLevelsIODevice::readData(char *data, qint64 maxSize) { Q_UNUSED(data) Q_UNUSED(maxSize) return -1; } qint64 AudioLevelsIODevice::writeData(const char *data, qint64 maxSize) { // The amount of new data available. int newDataSize = maxSize / resolution; // If we get more data than array size, we need to adjust the start index for new data. int newDataStartIndex = qMax(0, (newDataSize - rowSize)); // Move the old data ahead in the rows (only do first half of rows + middle one now). // If the amount of new data was larger than row size, skip copying. if (!newDataStartIndex) { for (int i = 0; i <= middleRow; i++) { QBarDataItem *srcPos = m_array->at(i)->data(); QBarDataItem *dstPos = srcPos + newDataSize; memmove((void *)dstPos, (void *)srcPos, (rowSize - newDataSize) * sizeof(QBarDataItem)); } } // Insert data in reverse order, so that newest data is always at the front of the row. int index = 0; for (int i = newDataSize - 1; i >= newDataStartIndex; i--) { // Add 0.01 to the value to avoid gaps in the graph (i.e. zero height bars). // Also, scale to 0...100 float value = float(quint8(data[resolution * i]) - 128) / 1.28f + 0.01f; (*m_array->at(middleRow))[index].setValue(value); // Insert a fractional value into front half of the rows. for (int j = 1; j <= middleRow; j++) { float fractionalValue = value / float(j + 1); (*m_array->at(middleRow - j))[index].setValue(fractionalValue); } index++; } // Copy the front half of rows to the back half for symmetry. index = 0; for (int i = rowCount - 1; i > middleRow; i--) { QBarDataItem *srcPos = m_array->at(index++)->data(); QBarDataItem *dstPos = m_array->at(i)->data(); memcpy((void *)dstPos, (void *)srcPos, rowSize * sizeof(QBarDataItem)); } // Reset the proxy array now that data has been updated to trigger a redraw. m_proxy->resetArray(m_array); return maxSize; }


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Thank you use our Genshin Map.To be honest,We didn't expect that there are so many users outside of China until the PM of Gitee contact us.
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sentry_exc(e)
getcaller()
assert logger
logger.exception("we got issues")
if wi.settings.problem == "fatal":
raise
if wi.settings.problem == "warn":
pass
pass
run = RunDummy()
except UsageError:
raise
except KeyboardInterrupt as e:
assert logger
logger.warning("interrupted", exc_info=e)
raise_from(Exception("interrupted"), e)


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Students who live on campus should plan to walk to the Convocation. Students who are coming from off campus may park in Lot 30.
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Flamengo lift Copa Libertadores with 2-1 win over River Plate
Flamengo won the Copa Libertadores for the first time in 38 years with two goals in the last three minutes to come from behind and beat River Plate 2-1 on Saturday.
LIMA: Flamengo won the Copa Libertadores for the first time in 38 years with two goals in the last three minutes to come from behind and beat River Plate 2-1 on Saturday.
(Reporting by Andrew Downie; Editing by Ken Ferris)


Teenager seriously assaulted following disturbance in Glasgow's west end
The 18-year-old was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after an incident broke out at Hayburn Lane at around 3.55pm.
by Lynn LoveA young man was seriously assaulted in a disturbance in Glasgow's west end earlier today.
The 18-year-old was rushed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after an incident broke out at Hayburn Lane at around 3.55pm.
His injuries are described as serious but not life-threatening.
Police cordons were put in place and officers were seen patrolling the area shortly after the incident.
 Must have been somewhat serious."
A Police Spokesperson said: "Police Scotland was made aware of a disturbance at Hayburn Lane in Glasgow around 3.55pm on Tuesday, 19 November.
"An 18-year-old man suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries during the incident. He was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for treatment.
"Inquiries are ongoing and anyone who witnessed the incident is urged to call 101, quoting incident number 2312 of 19 November, or call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."


Glenn's Notes
Basics of the Web and HTML
World Wide Web
Also known as “the web” or “www” could be defined as a group of computers connected to each
other using applications called browsers to request web pages over HTTP.
(Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol)
These pages are written in HTML. (Hyper Text Markup Language)
Here is a
link
to a good high level definition for the World Wide Web.
HTML
HTML is made of:
- Text content (What you see)
- Markup (What it looks like)
- References to other documents (eg- videos and images)
- Links to other pages (URLs)
These HTML docs are grouped together or linked by URLs. (Uniform Resource Locator)
These are known as the global addresses of documents and other resources in the World Wide Web.Some examples of the types of files
that can be found on the web are:
Plain text
HTML
Images
Videos
Music
This was a good introduction to HTML and some basic HTLM Tags:
HTML Explained
HTML Vocabulary
• Tag: An HTML tag is always contained within angled brackets. Most tags have an opening tag
(< p > for example) and a closing tag, (< /p >). Some tags (called "void" tags) do not require a closing tag (like the < br > tag).
• Element: An HTML element refers to everything within a set of opening and closing tags. There are examples of inline tags and block
tags. You can use these to manage whitespace. Inline tags just creates space around that line and does not do much else like creates
a new line for text. Block creates whitespace around the content so there will be differences in how that text is displayed by the browser.
Basic HTML Markup examples:
- < b > contents < /b >
b- bold
- < em > contents < /em >
em tag- emphasis – italics
- < br > - break
Note- break is an example of a void tag where there is no additional ending tag.
- < p > - paragraph
< p > content < /p >
HTML Attributes
< tag ATTR=”value” > contents < /tag >
Anchor- < a > -link
Example- < a href=www.reddit.com > derp < /a >
note- href=attribute name and value is www.reddit.com
Images- void tag
< img > -images
< img src=”URL” alt=”text” >
Note- The alt=”text” portion is required. It will not break anything, but it is the text the browser will display for broken requests and
is used for the blind, so good habit to always add it.


Letter from the Secretary General
Dear delegates,
On behalf of the Executive Board of all the committees, I am extremely honoured and privileged to
welcome you all to RNPSMUN 2019.
This MUN seeks to bring out the best in each delegate in terms of both assertiveness and diplomacy
and by its end, I guarantee, you all will learn more than you ever expected and become better
speakers, armed with tact and poise. Though being a delegate may seem a daunting task, I assure you
it will not be without a dash of fun and excitement. Along the way you’ll have a clearer perception
on the issues that plague our world today.
This edition comes with the promise of five intriguing committees which will , without a doubt, give
you an exhilarating experience. The problems are myriad, and the solutions, never binary, each one a
paradox in itself. The New World Order, a prognostication of the transient world , set in a
completely different timeline, a problem which the delegates of the Futuristic Security Council must
ponder upon and come up with avant garde solutions but there’s a catch: you never know what’s going
to happen. While the future may seem a question, the past poses a bigger one in the historic Indian
Parliament, staged by the Council of Lahore (CoLa) . History will take a different turn and
delegates will no longer be just mute spectators. The scientifically inclined will definitely be
enamoured by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). After all, the geek shall inherit
the Earth and in this case save it as well. The truth will set you free and the Press Corps will let
you see. The journalists will be the voice of reason and raise pertinent questions in the nerve
wracking press conferences. As a finale, I present to you the INTERPOL. Dealing with the Thieves in
law, an enigma wrapped in a mystery, no crime will go unpunished in this committee where ‘good cop’
gains a whole new meaning.
From being a nervous first timer three years back to being a Secretary General now, the journey
seems surreal and I hope you will enjoy MUNning as much as I do. Here’s hoping to see all of you in
the conference this year!
Sincerely,
Srijan Chakraborty
Secretary General