| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.javasimon |
Core package, contains
Simon implementations, with
the SimonManager as the center point of the API. |
| org.javasimon.callback | |
| org.javasimon.callback.lastsplits |
LastSplitsCallback retains last
splits in a ring a buffer (fixed size FIFO queue). |
| org.javasimon.callback.quantiles |
QuantilesCallback sorts splits to categories
(Bucket s) based on time ranges. |
| org.javasimon.callback.timeline | |
| org.javasimon.console |
Java Simon embeddable Web console base package.
|
| org.javasimon.console.action |
All controllers (aka Action beans in Struts world) are located in this package.
|
| org.javasimon.console.html |
HTML generation helper classes.
|
| org.javasimon.console.plugin | |
| org.javasimon.jmx |
JMX capabilities for Simons.
|
| org.javasimon.source |
MonitorSource is the interface used as function to transform execution context (method invocation,
HTTP request...) into a Simon. |
| org.javasimon.utils |
Java Simon supporting utilities and tools.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
Counter
Counter tracks the single integer value and watches its max/min values.
|
interface |
Stopwatch
Stopwatch Simon measures time spans and holds related statistics.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Simon |
Simon.getParent()
Returns parent Simon.
|
Simon |
SwitchingManager.getRootSimon() |
static Simon |
SimonManager.getRootSimon()
Returns root Simon.
|
Simon |
Manager.getRootSimon()
Returns root Simon.
|
Simon |
EnabledManager.getRootSimon() |
Simon |
DisabledManager.getRootSimon()
Returns "Null Simon" that always returns empty/null values and cannot measure anything.
|
Simon |
SwitchingManager.getSimon(String name) |
static Simon |
SimonManager.getSimon(String name)
Returns Simon by its name if it exists.
|
Simon |
Manager.getSimon(String name)
Returns Simon by its name if it exists.
|
Simon |
EnabledManager.getSimon(String name) |
Simon |
DisabledManager.getSimon(String name)
Returns "Null Simon" that always returns empty/null values and cannot measure anything.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Simon> |
Simon.getChildren()
Returns list of children - direct sub-simons.
|
Collection<Simon> |
SwitchingManager.getSimons(SimonFilter simonFilter) |
static Collection<Simon> |
SimonManager.getSimons(SimonFilter simonFilter)
Returns collection containing all existing Simons accepted by specified
SimonFilter . |
Collection<Simon> |
Manager.getSimons(SimonFilter simonFilter)
Returns collection containing all existing Simons accepted by specified
SimonFilter . |
Collection<Simon> |
EnabledManager.getSimons(SimonFilter simonFilter) |
Collection<Simon> |
DisabledManager.getSimons(SimonFilter simonFilter) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
SimonPattern.accept(Simon simon) |
boolean |
SimonFilter.accept(Simon simon)
Checks whether current Simon should be used/considered.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SimonPattern(String pattern,
Class<? extends Simon> expectedType)
Creates Simon pattern that used to match Simons of specified type with names that correspond to
the pattern.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
FilterRule.checkCondition(Simon simon,
Object... params)
Checks the Simon and optional parameters against the condition specified for a rule.
|
void |
CompositeFilterCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon) |
void |
CompositeCallbackImpl.onSimonCreated(Simon simon) |
void |
CallbackSkeleton.onSimonCreated(Simon simon) |
void |
Callback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon)
Simon created event is called when Simon is successfully created by the Manager.
|
void |
CompositeFilterCallback.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon) |
void |
CompositeCallbackImpl.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon) |
void |
CallbackSkeleton.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon) |
void |
Callback.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon)
Simon destroyed event is called when Simon is successfully destroyed by the Manager.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
LastSplitsCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon)
When Stopwatch is created, a Last Splits attributes is added.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
AutoQuantilesCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon)
When simon is created, the list containing Split values is added to stopwatch attributes.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
TimelineCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon)
On simon creation a timeline attribute is added (for Stopwatches only).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Class<? extends Simon> |
SimonType.getType() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SimonType |
SimonTypeFactory.getValueFromInstance(Simon simon)
Get simon type from simon instance.
|
void |
SimonVisitor.visit(Simon simon) |
static void |
SimonVisitors.visitTree(Simon simon,
SimonVisitor visitor)
Visit Simons recursively as a tree starting from the specified Simon.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static SimonType |
SimonTypeFactory.getValueFromType(Class<? extends Simon> type)
Get simon type from simon class.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected ObjectJS |
AbstractJsonAction.createAttributesObjectJS(Simon simon) |
protected Element |
TreeXmlAction.createElement(Document document,
Simon simon) |
protected Element |
AbstractXmlAction.createElement(Document document,
Simon simon)
Transforms a Simon into a JSON object.
|
protected ObjectJS |
TreeJsonAction.createObjectJS(Simon simon) |
protected ObjectJS |
AbstractJsonAction.createObjectJS(Simon simon)
Transforms a Simon into a JSON object.
|
DetailHtmlBuilder |
DetailPlugin.executeHtml(ActionContext context,
DetailHtmlBuilder htmlBuilder,
StringifierFactory htmlStringifierFactory,
Simon simon)
Callback for flat HTML rendering.
|
ObjectJS |
DetailPlugin.executeJson(ActionContext context,
StringifierFactory jsonStringifierFactory,
Simon simon)
Callback for flat JSON rendering.
|
protected void |
AbstractTableAction.printBodyRow(Simon simon,
PrintWriter writer) |
DetailHtmlBuilder |
DetailHtmlBuilder.simonProperty(Simon simon,
String propertyLabel,
String propertyName) |
DetailHtmlBuilder |
DetailHtmlBuilder.simonProperty(Simon simon,
String propertyLabel,
String propertyName,
Integer colSpan) |
boolean |
DetailPlugin.supports(Simon simon)
Indicates this plugin applies to this kind of Simon.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
T |
HtmlBuilder.simonProperty(Simon simon,
String propertyName)
Write Simon property (using Java Bean convention).
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
DetailHtmlBuilder |
TimelineDetailPlugin.executeHtml(ActionContext context,
DetailHtmlBuilder htmlBuilder,
StringifierFactory htmlStringifierFactory,
Simon simon) |
DetailHtmlBuilder |
QuantilesDetailPlugin.executeHtml(ActionContext context,
DetailHtmlBuilder htmlBuilder,
StringifierFactory htmlStringifierFactory,
Simon simon) |
DetailHtmlBuilder |
CallTreeDetailPlugin.executeHtml(ActionContext context,
DetailHtmlBuilder htmlBuilder,
StringifierFactory htmlStringifierFactory,
Simon simon) |
ObjectJS |
TimelineDetailPlugin.executeJson(ActionContext context,
StringifierFactory jsonStringifierFactory,
Simon simon) |
ObjectJS |
QuantilesDetailPlugin.executeJson(ActionContext context,
StringifierFactory jsonStringifierFactory,
Simon simon) |
ObjectJS |
CallTreeDetailPlugin.executeJson(ActionContext context,
StringifierFactory jsonStringifierFactory,
Simon simon)
Generate a JSON call tree object or an error string if no call tree
|
boolean |
TimelineDetailPlugin.supports(Simon simon)
Indicate that this plugin only applies on Stopwatches.
|
boolean |
QuantilesDetailPlugin.supports(Simon simon)
Indicate that this plugin only applies on Stopwatches.
|
boolean |
CallTreeDetailPlugin.supports(Simon simon)
Indicate that this plugin only applies on Stopwatches.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected Simon |
StopwatchMXBeanImpl.simon() |
protected Simon |
CounterMXBeanImpl.simon() |
protected abstract Simon |
AbstractSimonMXBeanImpl.simon()
Returns the wrapped Simon.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected SimonSuperMXBean |
JmxRegisterCallback.constructObject(Simon simon)
Constructs JMX object from Simon object.
|
protected String |
JmxRegisterCallback.constructObjectName(Simon simon)
Constructs JMX object name from Simon object.
|
void |
JmxRegisterCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon)
After Simon is created respective MX bean is registered for it according to its type.
|
void |
JmxRegisterCallback.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon)
When the Simon is destroyed, its MX bean is unregistered.
|
protected void |
JmxRegisterCallback.register(Simon simon)
Method registering Simon MX Bean - can not be overridden, but can be used in subclasses.
|
protected String |
JmxRegisterCallback.simonType(Simon simon)
Returns type of the simon as defined in
SimonInfo.COUNTER ,
SimonInfo.STOPWATCH or SimonInfo.UNKNOWN . |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CachedMonitorSource<L,M extends Simon,K>
Monitor source playing the role of cache for delegate monitor source.
|
class |
DisabledMonitorSource<L,M extends Simon>
Disabled monitor source.
|
interface |
MonitorSource<L,M extends Simon>
Monitor source provides monitors (Simons) for a specific name.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <L,M extends Simon> |
DisabledMonitorSource.get()
Returns a singleton instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static CounterAggregate |
SimonUtils.calculateCounterAggregate(Simon simon)
Aggregate statistics from all counters in hierarchy of simons.
|
static CounterAggregate |
SimonUtils.calculateCounterAggregate(Simon simon,
SimonFilter filter)
Aggregate statistics from all counters in hierarchy that pass specified filter.
|
static StopwatchAggregate |
SimonUtils.calculateStopwatchAggregate(Simon simon)
Aggregate statistics from all stopwatches in hierarchy of simons.
|
static StopwatchAggregate |
SimonUtils.calculateStopwatchAggregate(Simon simon,
SimonFilter filter)
Aggregate statistics from all stopwatches in hierarchy that pass specified filter.
|
void |
SystemDebugCallback.onSimonCreated(Simon simon) |
void |
SystemDebugCallback.onSimonDestroyed(Simon simon) |
static String |
SimonUtils.simonTreeString(Simon simon)
Returns multi-line string containing Simon tree starting with the specified Simon.
|
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I’m now a Conditional Breakpoint. It’s been a dream of mine for long time, and it finally happened at CocoaConf Chicago. There are folks who have played extensively with James Dempsey, and those are the Breakpoints. If you’ve only played occasionally (even once), you’re a Conditional Breakpoint.
Originally, I wasn’t comfortable being a full “Conditional.” I’m not much of a guitarist. I can play along reasonably if there’s someone to cover my mistakes, and a group probably sounds slightly better with me than without. But listening to me play alone is an act of love and friendship, not something you’d do on purpose. So I kind of wanted to be called a “Provisional Breakpoint” instead. But that was wrong. Someone who’s played at a Breakpoint Jam is a Conditional Breakpoint. That’s what it means. If you’ve done it, you’ve earned it.
Everyone who played guitar that night was a Conditional, but Ellen Shapiro was clearly our leader. She plays with an energy and style that I want to emulate. She’s much better than I am, but what I’ve played in years, she’s played in decades, so maybe that’s natural. Choosing the right people to copy is a worthwhile skill in itself.  There’s nothing wrong with learning and flailing and trying again. There’s nothing wrong with letting someone mentor you. And there are a lot of ways to mentor. You might not even know when you’re doing it.
When I first asked to play with the Breakpoints a few weeks ago, James said yes, and I immediately panicked a little on the inside, and I asked for the whole setlist so I could practice. And he said sure and sent them. But then he said, you know, it’s fine to just play some of the songs, or even drop out of parts if you’re not up for it. It’s better to have a few songs you’re good at than a bunch you stumble through. And I said yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that. I’m cool. And I did kind of know. But not really. I’d been planning to practice them all and just beat myself up a lot everywhere I stumbled. I needed someone who knows more than me to give me permission to be a beginner, but still let me play. Sometimes you’ll never know the impact of a small kindness.
After the show, Eric Knapp asked me a very useful question. “So, that was your dream, and now you’ve done it. What’s your next dream?” It’s easy to lose your direction when you get to a destination. If you want to keep growing, your goals have to grow with you. My next goal is to be good enough that I can play alone and you’d rather stay than leave, even if you’re not my friend. It’s what I call “a mediocre guitarist.” Eric thought it was a good goal, but suggested a more concrete one: Play one song at an open mic night. And he passed on some wisdom he’d received and I needed. “Don’t wait until you’re ready. Go play before you’re ready. There are lessons you can only learn by doing.” Eric has forgotten more about playing than I know (and I don’t believe I’m exaggerating). It’s good advice.
I talk a bit about learning guitar and make a bit of noise about being a beginner. Some of that is because I love to tell stories, and I hope my stories can help other people. But of course saying “I’m a beginner” lowers expectations and overdone is a cheap way of getting praise. It’s a dangerous thing to make too big a deal about. For all my “I’m a beginner and I’m scared,” Laura Savino has been playing guitar for less time than I have, and this wasn’t her first Breakpoint Jam. So sometimes the brave ones don’t make as much noise. You have to look or you’ll never notice.
I may just have been lucky so far, but I’ve found the guitar community to be incredibly welcoming. James isn’t alone in inviting beginners to play, but the Breakpoints has a special history of it. Except for Ellen, the rest of us (Laura, myself, and Josh Smith) all made our first public performances at Breakpoint Jams. Creating that kind of opportunity is a gift and how you create and sustain a community. If we all “only hire the best,” where do you think the next generation will grow? Thankfully, James is willing to play with folks who are just trying their best. Are we as willing to develop software the same way?
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src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts
Represents current state of InFlight
Properties |
| dataLoaded |
dataLoaded:
|
Default value : false
|
|
Defined in src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts:13
|
|
Will be set when at least one page of results are available. It will be set even if zero entities were received. This flag will help in distinguishing empty data from the state when no data is loaded yet. |
| errored |
errored:
|
Default value : false
|
|
Defined in src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts:28
|
|
Will be set when an error is raised while fetching results. It will be reset when making a new request. |
| hasMorePages |
hasMorePages:
|
Default value : false
|
|
Defined in src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts:47
|
|
Will be set if there are more pages expected. It takes care of few edge cases, see specs for details. One important one is a case when the backend actually returns lesser results than what it initially said it would. |
| inFlight |
inFlight:
|
Default value : false
|
|
Defined in src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts:20
|
|
Will be set when request is in in-flight. |
| switchInProgress |
switchInProgress:
|
Default value : false
|
|
Defined in src/app/inflight/inflight-state.ts:37
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|
Will be set when when data source/criteria is changing. This can be used to indicate the user that current data is stale or even putting a glass panel to block interaction. |
export class InFlightState {
/**
* Will be set when at least one page of results are available.
* It will be set even if zero entities were received.
* This flag will help in distinguishing empty data from
* the state when no data is loaded yet.
*
* @type {boolean}
*/
dataLoaded = false;
/**
* Will be set when request is in in-flight.
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* @type {boolean}
*/
inFlight = false;
/**
* Will be set when an error is raised while fetching results.
* It will be reset when making a new request.
*
* @type {boolean}
*/
errored = false;
/**
* Will be set when when data source/criteria is changing.
* This can be used to indicate the user that current data
* is stale or even putting a glass panel to block interaction.
*
* @type {boolean}
*/
switchInProgress = false;
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* a case when the backend actually returns lesser results than
* what it initially said it would.
*
* @type {boolean}
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hasMorePages = false;
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Properties summary
protected
string|null
|
$id
Form id, required to configure.
Used to identify session data, error messages,
CSRF tokens, html form attribute id value and much more.
Form id, required to configure.
Used to identify session data, error messages,
CSRF tokens, html form attribute id value and much more.
Requires
|
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protected
string|null
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$action
Form submitting URL value.
Should be relative or absolute, anything
to complete classic html form attribute action.
Form submitting URL value.
Should be relative or absolute, anything
to complete classic html form attribute action.
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-action
Requires
|
|
protected
string
|
$method
Form http submitting method. POST by default.
Use GET only if form data contains only ASCII characters.
Possible values: 'POST' | 'GET'
You can use constants:
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_GET
Form http submitting method. POST by default.
Use GET only if form data contains only ASCII characters.
Possible values: 'POST' | 'GET'
You can use constants:
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST
- \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_GET
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-method
|
#
\MvcCore\Ext\IForm::METHOD_POST
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protected
string
|
$enctype
Form enctype attribute - how the form values will be encoded
to send them to the server. Possible values are:
- application/x-www-form-urlencoded
By default, it means all form values will be encoded to
key1=value1&key2=value2... string.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED .
- multipart/form-data
Data will not be encoded to URL string form, this value is required,
when you are using forms that have a file upload control.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_MULTIPART .
- text/plain
Spaces will be converted to + symbols, but no other special
characters will be encoded.
Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_PLAINTEXT .
Form enctype attribute - how the form values will be encoded
to send them to the server. Possible values are:
- application/x-www-form-urlencoded By default, it means all form values will be encoded to key1=value1&key2=value2... string. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED .
- multipart/form-data Data will not be encoded to URL string form, this value is required, when you are using forms that have a file upload control. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_MULTIPART .
- text/plain Spaces will be converted to + symbols, but no other special characters will be encoded. Constant: \MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_PLAINTEXT .
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-enctype
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#
\MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ENCTYPE_URLENCODED
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protected
string|null
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$title
Form title, global HTML attribute, optional.
Form title, global HTML attribute, optional.
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_attributes#attr-title
|
|
protected
boolean
|
$translateTitle
Boolean to translate title text, TRUE by default.
Boolean to translate title text, TRUE by default.
|
|
protected
string|null
|
$target
Form target attribute - where to display the response that is
received after submitting the form. This is a name of, or keyword for,
a browsing context (e.g. tab, window, or inline frame). Default value
is NULL to not render any <form> element target attribute.
The following keywords have special meanings:
- _self : Load the response into the same browsing context as the
current one. This value is the default if the attribute
is not specified.
- _blank : Load the response into a new unnamed browsing context.
- _parent : Load the response into the parent browsing context of
the current one. If there is no parent, this option
behaves the same way as _self .
- _top : Load the response into the top-level browsing context
(i.e. the browsing context that is an ancestor of the
current one, and has no parent). If there is no parent,
this option behaves the same way as _self .
- iframename : The response is displayed in a named <iframe> .
Form target attribute - where to display the response that is
received after submitting the form. This is a name of, or keyword for,
a browsing context (e.g. tab, window, or inline frame). Default value
is NULL to not render any <form> element target attribute.
The following keywords have special meanings:
- _self : Load the response into the same browsing context as the current one. This value is the default if the attribute is not specified.
- _blank : Load the response into a new unnamed browsing context.
- _parent : Load the response into the parent browsing context of the current one. If there is no parent, this option behaves the same way as _self .
- _top : Load the response into the top-level browsing context (i.e. the browsing context that is an ancestor of the current one, and has no parent). If there is no parent, this option behaves the same way as _self .
- iframename : The response is displayed in a named <iframe> .
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-target
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protected
string|null
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$autoComplete
Indicates whether input elements can by default have their values automatically
completed by the browser. This setting can be overridden by an autocomplete
attribute on an element belonging to the form. Possible values are:
- 'off' | FALSE:The user must explicitly enter a value into each field for
every use, or the document provides its own auto-completion
method; the browser does not automatically complete entries.
- 'on'| TRUE: The browser can automatically complete values based on
values that the user has previously entered in the form.
- NULL` Do not render the attribute.
For most modern browsers setting the autocomplete attribute will not prevent
a browser's password manager from asking the user if they want to store login
fields (username and password), if the user permits the storage the browser will
autofill the login the next time the user visits the page. See The autocomplete
attribute and login fields.
Indicates whether input elements can by default have their values automatically
completed by the browser. This setting can be overridden by an autocomplete
attribute on an element belonging to the form. Possible values are:
- 'off' | FALSE:The user must explicitly enter a value into each field for every use, or the document provides its own auto-completion method; the browser does not automatically complete entries.
- 'on'| TRUE: The browser can automatically complete values based on values that the user has previously entered in the form.
- NULL` Do not render the attribute.
For most modern browsers setting the autocomplete attribute will not prevent
a browser's password manager from asking the user if they want to store login
fields (username and password), if the user permits the storage the browser will
autofill the login the next time the user visits the page. See The autocomplete
attribute and login fields.
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-autocomplete
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protected
boolean|null
|
$noValidate
This Boolean attribute indicates that the form is not to be validated when
submitted. If this attribute is not specified (and therefore the form is
validated), this default setting can be overridden by a formnovalidate
attribute on a <button> or <input> element belonging to the form.
Only TRUE renders the form attribute.
This Boolean attribute indicates that the form is not to be validated when
submitted. If this attribute is not specified (and therefore the form is
validated), this default setting can be overridden by a formnovalidate
attribute on a <button> or <input> element belonging to the form.
Only TRUE renders the form attribute.
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-novalidate
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protected
string[]
|
$acceptCharsets
A list of character encodings that the server accepts. The browser
uses them in the order in which they are listed. The default value,
the reserved string 'UNKNOWN' , indicates the same encoding as that
of the document containing the form element.
A list of character encodings that the server accepts. The browser
uses them in the order in which they are listed. The default value,
the reserved string 'UNKNOWN' , indicates the same encoding as that
of the document containing the form element.
See
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/form#attr-accept-charset
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protected
string|null
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$lang
Property to complete optional translator language argument automatically.
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
translator in \MvcCore\Ext\Form , set this lang property to desired language code
you want to translate every visible text into it. Use this property
with $form->translator and $form->translate properties.
Property to complete optional translator language argument automatically.
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
translator in \MvcCore\Ext\Form , set this lang property to desired language code
you want to translate every visible text into it. Use this property
with $form->translator and $form->translate properties.
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protected
string|null
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$locale
Field to create proper validator for zip codes, currencies etc...
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
form field validators for locale specific needs in \MvcCore\Ext\Form ,
set $form->locale property to desired international locale code
you want to use proper validator functionality.
Field to create proper validator for zip codes, currencies etc...
If you are operating in multi-language project and you want to use
form field validators for locale specific needs in \MvcCore\Ext\Form ,
set $form->locale property to desired international locale code
you want to use proper validator functionality.
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protected
string[]
|
$cssClasses
Form html element css class attribute value.
To specify more css classes - add more strings separated by space.
Value is used for standard css class attribute for HTML <form> tag.
Form html element css class attribute value.
To specify more css classes - add more strings separated by space.
Value is used for standard css class attribute for HTML <form> tag.
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protected
array
|
$attributes
Form html element additional attributes.
To add any other attribute for HTML <form> element,
put here key/value array, keys will be used as attribute names,
values as attribute values, simple.
Form html element additional attributes.
To add any other attribute for HTML <form> element,
put here key/value array, keys will be used as attribute names,
values as attribute values, simple.
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protected
string|null
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$successUrl
Form success submit URL string to redirect after, relative or absolute,
to specify, where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully.
It's required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); , at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Form success submit URL string to redirect after, relative or absolute,
to specify, where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully.
It's required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); , at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
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protected
string|null
|
$prevStepUrl
Form success submit previous step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized to switch form result property $form->result to value 2 .
Which means "previous step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 2 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "previous step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Form success submit previous step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized to switch form result property $form->result to value 2 .
Which means "previous step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 2 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "previous step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
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protected
string|null
|
$nextStepUrl
Form success submit next step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized to switch form result property $form->result to value 3 .
Which means "next step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 3 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "next step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
Form success submit next step URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after form has been submitted successfully and submit button
will be recognized to switch form result property $form->result to value 3 .
Which means "next step" redirection after successful submit. This functionality
to switch result value to 3 is up to you. This field is designed only for you as empty.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
and you want to go to "next step" by one submit button or stay in the same page by
another submit button, this is very good and comfortable pattern.
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protected
string|null
|
$errorUrl
Form error submit URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after has not been submitted successfully.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
Form error submit URL string, relative or absolute, to specify,
where to redirect user after has not been submitted successfully.
It's not required to use \MvcCore\Ext\Form like this, but if you want to use method
$form->SubmittedRedirect(); at the end of custom Submit() method implementation,
you need to specify at least success and error URL strings.
|
|
protected
integer|null
|
$result
Form submit result state. Submit could have two basic values (or three values for next step):
0 - Submit has errors. User will be redirected after submit to error url.
\MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_ERRORS
1 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to success url.
\MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_SUCCESS
2 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to next step url.
\MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_NEXT_PAGE
Form submit result state. Submit could have two basic values (or three values for next step):
0 - Submit has errors. User will be redirected after submit to error url. \MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_ERRORS
1 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to success url. \MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_SUCCESS
2 - Submit was successful. User will be redirected after submit to next step url. \MvcCore\Ext\Form::RESULT_NEXT_PAGE
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|
protected
callable|null
|
$translator
Translator to translate field labels, options, placeholders and error messages.
Translator has to be callable (it could be closure function or array
with class_name/instance and method name string). First argument
of callable has to be a translation key and second argument
has to be array with numeric replacements to replace them in translated value.
Result of callable object has to be a string - translated key for called language.
Translator to translate field labels, options, placeholders and error messages.
Translator has to be callable (it could be closure function or array
with class_name/instance and method name string). First argument
of callable has to be a translation key and second argument
has to be array with numeric replacements to replace them in translated value.
Result of callable object has to be a string - translated key for called language.
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protected
boolean
|
$csrfEnabled
CSRF checking boolean, enabled by default.
CSRF checking boolean, enabled by default.
|
|
protected
boolean
|
$defaultRequired
Default switch how to set every form control to be required by default.
If you define directly any control to NOT be required, it will NOT be required.
This is only value used as DEFAULT VALUE for form fields, not to strictly define
required flag value in controls. Default value is FALSE .
Default switch how to set every form control to be required by default.
If you define directly any control to NOT be required, it will NOT be required.
This is only value used as DEFAULT VALUE for form fields, not to strictly define
required flag value in controls. Default value is FALSE .
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|
protected
MvcCore\Ext\Forms\Field[]
|
$fields
All form field controls.
After adding any field into form instance by $form->AddField() method
field is added under it's name into this array with all another form fields
except CSRF input:hidden s. Fields are rendered by order in this array.
All form field controls.
After adding any field into form instance by $form->AddField() method
field is added under it's name into this array with all another form fields
except CSRF input:hidden s. Fields are rendered by order in this array.
|
|
protected
array
|
$values
Form submitted values from client. After $form->Submit() has been called,
values are cleaned by validators and ready to use if $form->result is in success state.
Form submitted values from client. After $form->Submit() has been called,
values are cleaned by validators and ready to use if $form->result is in success state.
|
|
protected
array
|
$errors
If any configured error happens by executing $form->Submit() , it's stored in this array.
Every record in this array is array with first item to be an error message string.
If the error is for specific field name or field names, there is also a second item - array with field names.
Errors array has normal numeric keys.
If any configured error happens by executing $form->Submit() , it's stored in this array.
Every record in this array is array with first item to be an error message string.
If the error is for specific field name or field names, there is also a second item - array with field names.
Errors array has normal numeric keys.
|
|
protected
integer|null
|
$sessionExpiration
Session expiration in seconds. Default value is zero seconds (0 ).
Zero value (0 ) means "until the browser is closed" if there is
no higher namespace expiration in any other session namespace.
If there is found any autorization service and authenticated user,
default value is set by authorization expiration time.
Session expiration in seconds. Default value is zero seconds (0 ).
Zero value (0 ) means "until the browser is closed" if there is
no higher namespace expiration in any other session namespace.
If there is found any autorization service and authenticated user,
default value is set by authorization expiration time.
|
|
protected
integer|null
|
$baseTabIndex
Base tab-index value for every field in form, which has defined tab-index value (different from NULL ).
This value could move tab-index values for each field into higher or lower values by needs,
where is form currently rendered.
Base tab-index value for every field in form, which has defined tab-index value (different from NULL ).
This value could move tab-index values for each field into higher or lower values by needs,
where is form currently rendered.
|
|
protected
string
|
$defaultFieldsRenderMode
Default control/label rendering mode for each form control/label.
Default values is string normal , it means label will be rendered
before control, only label for checkbox and radio button will be
rendered after control.
Default control/label rendering mode for each form control/label.
Default values is string normal , it means label will be rendered
before control, only label for checkbox and radio button will be
rendered after control.
|
#
\MvcCore\Ext\IForm::FIELD_RENDER_MODE_NORMAL
|
protected
string
|
$errorsRenderMode
Errors rendering mode, by default configured as string: all-together ,
It means all errors are rendered naturally at form begin together in one HTML div.errors element.
If you are using custom template for form - you have to call after form beginning: $this->RenderErrors();
to get all errors into template.
Errors rendering mode, by default configured as string: all-together ,
It means all errors are rendered naturally at form begin together in one HTML div.errors element.
If you are using custom template for form - you have to call after form beginning: $this->RenderErrors();
to get all errors into template.
|
#
\MvcCore\Ext\IForm::ERROR_RENDER_MODE_ALL_TOGETHER
|
protected
string|null
|
$viewScript
Form custom template relative path without .phtml or .php extension.
It's NULL by default, which means there will be used no template and form
will be rendered naturally, all fields one by one without any breaking line html element.
If there is any path defined, it has to be defined relatively from directory
/App/Views/Scripts to desired template.
Form custom template relative path without .phtml or .php extension.
It's NULL by default, which means there will be used no template and form
will be rendered naturally, all fields one by one without any breaking line html element.
If there is any path defined, it has to be defined relatively from directory
/App/Views/Scripts to desired template.
|
|
protected
string|null
|
$viewClass
Form custom template full class name to create custom view object.
Default value is \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View extended from \MvcCore\View .
Form custom template full class name to create custom view object.
Default value is \MvcCore\Ext\Forms\View extended from \MvcCore\View .
|
#
'\\MvcCore\\Ext\\Forms\\View'
|
protected
array
|
$jsSupportFiles
Supporting javascript files configuration.
Every record in $jsSupportFiles array has to be defined as array with:
0 - string - Supporting javascript file relative path from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$jsAssetsRootDir .
1 - string - Supporting javascript full class name inside supporting file.
2 - array - Supporting javascript constructor params.
Supporting javascript files configuration.
Every record in $jsSupportFiles array has to be defined as array with: 0 - string - Supporting javascript file relative path from protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$jsAssetsRootDir . 1 - string - Supporting javascript full class name inside supporting file. 2 - array - Supporting javascript constructor params.
|
|
protected
string[]
|
$cssSupportFiles
Supporting css files configuration.
Array with supporting css relative paths from
protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$cssAssetsRootDir to add
into HTML response after form is rendered.
Supporting css files configuration.
Array with supporting css relative paths from
protected \MvcCore\Ext\Form::$cssAssetsRootDir to add
into HTML response after form is rendered.
|
|
protected
callable|null
|
$jsSupportFilesRenderer
Javascript support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external javascript
supporting file. Javascript renderer must add given supporting javascript
file into HTML only once.
Javascript support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external javascript
supporting file. Javascript renderer must add given supporting javascript
file into HTML only once.
|
|
protected
callable|null
|
$cssSupportFilesRenderer
Css support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external css
supporting file. Css renderer must add given supporting css
file into HTML only once.
Css support files external renderer. Given callable has
to accept first argument to be \SplFileInfo about external css
supporting file. Css renderer must add given supporting css
file into HTML only once.
|
|
protected static
string
|
$jsSupportFilesRootDir
MvcCore Form javascript support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom javascript file(s),
you can do it by loading github package mvccore/form-js to your custom directory,
you have to create there any other custom javascript support file for any custom field
and change this property value to that javascripts directory. All supporting javascripts
for \MvcCore\Ext\Form fields will be loaded now from there.
MvcCore Form javascript support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom javascript file(s),
you can do it by loading github package mvccore/form-js to your custom directory,
you have to create there any other custom javascript support file for any custom field
and change this property value to that javascripts directory. All supporting javascripts
for \MvcCore\Ext\Form fields will be loaded now from there.
|
|
protected static
string
|
$cssSupportFilesRootDir
MvcCore Form css support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom css file(s),
you can do it by creating an empty directory somewhere, by copying every css file from
library assets directory into it, by creating any other custom css for any custom field
and by change this property value to that directory. All supporting css for \MvcCore\Ext\Form
fields will be loaded now from there.
MvcCore Form css support files root directory.
After \MvcCore\Ext\Form instance is created, this value is completed to library internal
assets directory. If you want to create any custom field with custom css file(s),
you can do it by creating an empty directory somewhere, by copying every css file from
library assets directory into it, by creating any other custom css for any custom field
and by change this property value to that directory. All supporting css for \MvcCore\Ext\Form
fields will be loaded now from there.
|
|
protected static
string[]
|
$validatorsNamespaces
Form validators base namespaces to create validator instance by it's class name.
Validator will be created by class existence in this namespaces order.
Form validators base namespaces to create validator instance by it's class name.
Validator will be created by class existence in this namespaces order.
|
#
[
'\\MvcCore\\Ext\\Forms\\Validators\\'
]
|
protected static
string[]
|
$autoFocusedFormField
Form field with autofocus boolean attribute defined. Form field
with autofocus attribute defined could be only one in whole rendered document.
Form field with autofocus boolean attribute defined. Form field
with autofocus attribute defined could be only one in whole rendered document.
|
|


Use Subversion (a list of various SVN clients for Windows, Mac OS X, etc. can be found here) to retrieve the Yanel source from http://svn.wyona.com/repos/public/yanel/trunk:
svn co http://svn.wyona.com/repos/public/yanel/trunk yanel-trunkTo get started with the source see the "Getting Started" guide or the README.txt.
svn co --username USERNAME https://svn.wyona.com/repos/public/yanel/trunk yanel-trunk


Highlights of My Solution
- Automated Provisioning, Configuration and App Deployment (for the most part) by leveraging AWS CloudFormation, AWS CodeDeployment (and git)
-
CloudFormation Template I created (not optimized yet, only for demo) can be viewed at: https://s3-ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/com.vijay.awsdemo/config/codedeploy_awsdemo_template.json
Instance Provisioning, ELB provisioning, Security Groups config (including locking down instances HTTP Port, accessible only via ELB) all done by code
EBS Volume attachment, webserver configurations and configuration is all done in code for Linux. -
App Resides in git, uses AWS CodeDeployment Lifecycle View git repository (appspec.yml etc)
A single index.html is used. CodeDeployment lifecycle script is used to inject OS Name into the index.html at runtime on Linux (see scripts/postinstall.sh)
Improvements/Enhancements that can be done
- Security:Currently SSH and RDS ports are open to all. Ideally bastion host should be configured and the webserver instances could be put in private subnet for a highly secure setup. At a minimum, SSH and RDS Ports should be restricted to a small range of IP.
- Cloudwatch alarms for ELB Instances, Auto-scaling can be configured.
- Cloudfront to achieve CDN/caching to improve site load performance


Execution models should extend the ExecutionModel
class. Extensions of the ExecutionModel
must implement the Execute
method, which receives an array of PortfolioTarget
objects at every time step and is responsible for reaching the target portfolio as efficiently as possible. The Portfolio Construction model creates the PortfolioTarget
objects, the Risk Management model may adjust them, and then the Execution model places the orders to fulfill them.
// Basic Execution Model Scaffolding Structure Example class MyExecutionModel : ExecutionModel { // Fill the supplied portfolio targets efficiently. public override void Execute(QCAlgorithm algorithm, IPortfolioTarget[] targets) { // NOP } // Optional: Securities changes event for handling new securities. public override void OnSecuritiesChanged(QCAlgorithm algorithm, SecurityChanges changes) { // Security additions and removals are pushed here. // This can be used for setting up algorithm state. // changes.AddedSecurities // changes.RemovedSecurities } }
# Execution Model scaffolding structure example class MyExecutionModel(ExecutionModel): # Fill the supplied portfolio targets efficiently def Execute(self, algorithm: QCAlgorithm, targets: List[PortfolioTarget]) -> None: pass # Optional: Securities changes event for handling new securities. def OnSecuritiesChanged(self, algorithm: QCAlgorithm, changes: SecurityChanges) -> None: # Security additions and removals are pushed here. # This can be used for setting up algorithm state. # changes.AddedSecurities # changes.RemovedSecurities pass
The algorithm
argument that the methods receive is an instance of the base QCAlgorithm
class, not your subclass of it.
The following table describes the properties of the PortfolioTarget
class that you may access in the Execution model:
| Property | Data Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Symbol |
Symbol |
Asset to trade |
Quantity |
decimal float |
Number of units to hold |
To view a full example of an ExecutionModel
subclass, see the ImmediateExecutionModelImmediateExecutionModel in the LEAN GitHub repository.


Information
This application is under testing today.
This is a simple "one day" hack application to demonstrate what I want to use. :-)
My server limit is very low, so if you want to continue to use this app, please download a local version :
https://github.com/yamachan/awscli-help


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Thanks to everyone who raced and volunteered @ yesterday's
race. Especially Joe Arnone and E-caps, and Steve Dolberg for officiating.
Herron Park Cyclocross Nov. 7, 2004 Results:
Mens 'A'
1- Tejay Van Gardenen Rio Grande
2- Phil
Hess
GDCT
3- Chance
Cook
Flathead
4- Bob
Presta
5VV
dnf- Clint
Muhlfeld Flathead
Mens 'B'
1- Stephen
Willis
Flathead
dnf- Corbin Schwanke 5VV
Masters 35+
1- Craig Pozega
GDCT
Masters 45+
1- John
Weyhrich 5VV
2- Walt
Chauner
Flathead
3- Steve
Muller
Flathead
4- Byron
DeFord
GDCT


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RESTART
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Quality photography by me!
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Following our Capital One Cup final win over Tottenham, Chelsea fans are dreaming of a little bit of history repeated.
Edit DeleteIt was, after all, 10 years ago that Jose Mourinho lifted his first piece of silverware with Chelsea. That too came after a hard-fought League Cup final win and back then it provided a platform for even greater success to follow in the months ahead. So there's reason for encouragement. On that afternoon in 2005, the Blues battled to an extra-time win over Liverpool, thanks in no small part to goals from Didier Drogba and Mateja Kezman. Captain John Terry was heroic at the back in Cardiff and as fate would have it, he was at his colossal best this time around too. Back then, Chelsea lifted the trophy before getting straight back down to business. There are three crucial months left this season yet and Mourinho and Chelsea are not the type to rest on their laurels. The significance of the win shouldn't be underestimated. Sure, it's not the trophy that every club dreams about winning at the start of the season - but it is a symbol of achievement. It is a confidence boost. It's proof that this Chelsea squad have the ability to win silverware. And that will stand us in good stead for the remaining months of this season. There are two competitions remaining for Chelsea. We command a five-point lead and a game in hand over Manchester City in the Premier League title race. There are 12 games to go, starting with a difficult trip across London to face West Ham on Wednesday night. The small matter of Paris Saint-Germain's visit to Stamford Bridge in the Champions League last 16 second leg follows next week, but as is the message from the players, Chelsea need to take each game as it comes. West Ham are no pushovers and have been enjoying an improved season under Sam Allardyce. On Boxing Day in the reverse fixture, the Blues managed to come out on top with a 2-0 win. We racked up 28 shots on goal and deserved the three points, but West Ham's recent below-par form is something they'll be keen to address. Having not won in their last five matches and currently hurt by defeat to Crystal Palace at the weekend, Allardyce will be challenging his players to prove a point. But Chelsea will be raring to go too. We can take a huge amount of confidence from our first trophy win since Mourinho returned in 2013 and the success of one decade ago shows just how much of a shot in the arm the win over Spurs could prove to be. Chelsea remained unbeaten domestically for the final 11 games after lifting the League Cup in 2005 -winning eight of them - and finished 12 points clear of the chasing pack come the end of the season. It was our first league win in 50 years. It's up to the players to take the confidence from the weekend's win and translate it into other fixtures, just like we've done in the past. The match at Upton Park is a challenge, but it's a great opportunity to build on our win for the battles ahead. The League Cup win - as well as being a great achievement - is a stepping stone to further glories. It's down to Chelsea now to ensure that momentum continues. By Scott Saunders, Chelsea fan. For more fan views or to join the conversation visit www.90min.com
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Chelsea remained unbeaten domestically for the final 11 games after lifting the League Cup in 2005 -winning eight of them - and finished 12 points clear of the chasing pack come the end of the season. It was our first league win in 50 years.


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It is not wrong to be curious about meditation and where it would take us. So as a long-time practitioner of mindfulness, here is a short list of what I have received in these last 10 years of meditation.
Happiness
Make a man happy and he will be happy for a day. Teach a man how to be happy and he will be happy for a life time.
People today are finding life more difficult to be happy and easier to be discontent.  We often think, “I’ll be happy if…”, “I’ll be happy when…” Thus, our happiness is always in the future. Never is our happiness with us in this very moment. We have become so busy running and jumping from one kind of happiness to the next hoping it would finally fulfil our lives. But the chase never ends.
"If you can't be happy now. You will never be happy."
Meditation is a method which allows us to be in touch with our inner balance. It is not about chasing, but about coming home. When we are in touch with our inner balance, we become more conscious of our inner imbalances. And that is how mindfulness builds and becomes awareness. What I mean by “imbalance” is our unhappiness; namely anger, worry, jealousy, greed, frustration, despair, disappointment and etc. (For more information about what unhappiness is, click here.)
Whether or not we will be happy or unhappy all depends on how much we can be awared of our own imbalances. When we are unawared of the unhappiness in our lives, the unhappiness spreads in our mind like wildfire.
When you are angry at someone and you do not forgive him or her, what you eventually find is yourself saying bad things about him or her in your head. You will start convincing yourself how he or she is a bad person and how you will never talk to them again.
Noticing these imbalances quickly and objectively is enough for the fire to stop. When you practice long enough, you will notice, in split second, even the slightest imbalance in our hearts. When we could quickly see what is causing our unhappiness, we couldn’t help but ask ourselves, “Why hold on to the hot iron?” This is precisely the reason why meditation or mindfulness is imperative to our happiness.
Mindfulness protects our happiness. It allows us to see the true cause of our unhappiness. It helps us to not be consumed by our own feelings and instead see it for what it is. Through mindfulness, we become the observer of our unhappiness and not the unhappiness itself.
I can’t tell you how many times a day these imbalances pop up in my daily life. And every single day for the last 10 years, mindfulness has countlessly saved my happiness. This is why I started True Happiness. This is why I know for sure that it will save your happiness too.
Self-Transformation
I used to think I am already “good”. Even when others gave me honest constructive criticisms or useful feedbacks, I would see them as “attacks” or attempts to delegitimize my identity of being “good”. I prefered to hold on to my image of being “good” rather than be good. And for that, I can’t grow.
This attitude of being too good for improvement is perhaps the worst attitude anyone could have toward self-growth. According to the Buddha, he considered these people to already be “dead.” For they no longer have anything more to offer because their attempts to hold on to their “goodness” has hinder them of bettering themselves.
Meditation has turn this attitude of mine 360 degrees. What meditation allows me to see is myself for who I really am. Before I was biased toward myself. I thought I was already “good”. And there is nothing more I need to improve. But once I started seeing myself more and more, I start to see that I was not.
I have found many contradictions within myself which I only apply to others but never to myself. I realised my prejudices and double-standards which many times have causes me many troubles without me seeing itse negative effects. I have come to see my many flaws and shortcomings which I had always overlook and sometimes even blamed others for. I have overcame many unwholesome desires which I thought was my “happiness” but turns out just to be the attempts to fill the unfillable void in my heart. The list goes on and on.
The mind is like a garden. If you do not tend it, only weed grows. It is impossible to improve what we do not know because you don’t even know what the thing to be improved is in the first place. Seeing ourselves is precisely what meditation allows us to do. And if meditation could completely change who I am for the better then it will change yours too.
Love
This is not the romantic kind of “love” we know. But this is the love that is found and given out of self-understanding and selflessness. It is the love which comes as the fruits of meditation.
No one is perfect; and I am of no exception. Many times in my life I wanted to yell and insult others who have angered me. Many times in my life I feel jealous of others who are doing better than me. Many times in my life I wanted to hurt others who have hurt me. Many times in my life I wanted to lie and cheat to quickly get whatever I want in life. But I never did any of those things.
Why? Because I kept my practice and was mindful of these unwholesome desires. I can’t command what kind of thought would pop up in my mind. I can’t tell my feelings to never feel bad. I can’t tell my stomach ache to stop being painful. These are my realities. However, what I can do is how I response to it. And I simply choose to be mindful of it instead of giving in to it. This is meditation.
When I become mindful of my own reality. I start seeing myself as something which comes and goes. I learn to not take my negative thought and feeling seriously. I start seeing myself as something which has death as its final destination, I learn to let go of my unhappiness knowing life is too short to be unhappy. I start seeing myself as part of the absolute law of cause and effect, I know that everything happens because there are conditions for it to happen. Thus, I can easily come to terms with reality whether it is good or bad.
The practice of mindfulness is an upward spiral which helps one to be better than oneself. Each time I come to understand and let go of one unwholesome desire, I became better and better at handling the next. This is self-mastery. If you truly love yourself this is what you do. If you seek happiness and truth, meditation is what you do.
When I can overcome my unwholesome desire, I am in the process stop myself from harming others. This for me is love–one which is good for all.
Purpose in Life
Every individual lives to seek happiness in one form or another. However, the pursue of one’s happiness does not necessarily mean that it is always beneficial for all. Often time than not, our pursues of happiness only benefit ourselves. And worse, in some cases, they come at the cost of others.
What is the best way of living life–one that is beneficial for both oneself and the world? What is the best way to solve world problem and social problem of today? What is the best step to take toward creating the condition for world peace? What is the best thing life can offer? These are the questions I have since 18.
In my journey to answer these questions, I began studying Philosophy. I traveled, backpacked, and lived in India, France, Japan and many others countries around the world. I even ordained as a Theravada Buddhist monk for one year.
After years of ceaselessly searching for the answer, the answer I have found is happiness. Happiness is what create our world, for good or for evil. It dictates people’s lives and decides how our world will be. Wealth will not save this world from itself. Even if it rains in gold today, people’s greed will not end.
World peace can not be achieved by changing what is outside of us, it is achieved by developing how each and everyone of us seek and define happiness inside of ourselves. And meditation is the tool for developing our happiness. Through the practice of mindfulness, not only will we find both Truth and True Happiness, but in the process benefits the world as well. It is the best thing that one can do for oneself as well as the world.
Truth
"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom." - Aristotle
What originally led me to meditation is not my desire to be happy, but my desire to know Truth. It is rather odd how the two coincide. But from my experience, they do and they must. There is no True Happiness without Truth. One would not be wrong to say that finding Truth is also finding True Happiness.
During my time in college, I studied Philosophy. My journey in Philosophy has led me to know Truth. I know that Truth is outside of language. I know that it is the Unspeakable. I know that it transcends all dualities of life. But what I am saying to you right now is like describing to you how a dish would taste. I could tell you all about it but in the end it is you who have to taste it to know what it actually taste like. Similarly, Truth can be learned. But it must be experienced through meditation in order to truly know what it actually is.
For me, learning the truth of life is enjoyable in and of itself. Think of it as learning how to ride a horse. When you don’t know how, it is difficult and stressful to try to steer it. But once you come to learn about the nature of the horse and how to ride it, it is much easier and much more enjoyable. Life is very much the same. The more I became aware of the Truth of life the easier and happier life becomes.
 And the only difference is how much can we come to know life.
Conclusion
What meditation has given me is unrequitable and invaluable. There is too much that meditation has given me to all be written in words.
I have spoken to you about what I have received through meditation. But just as a final note, meditation is not something anyone should expect to gain anything out of. The expectation and desire of meditation will make it impossible to succeed in any attempt to meditate. Even though meditation leads you to True Happiness, but you can’t even expect or demand it to make you happy. Meditation is just to be mindful of ourselves. Just that is enough to get us to True Happiness.
All in all, I am not here to prove to you why you should meditate. Meditation does not need convincing as much as it needs to be proven. Thus, the only way to find out if what I have told you is true or if meditation can really give you True Happiness is to give it a try. Let meditation speaks its own truth to you so that you can see for yourself what meditation is and what it is for.
"I can only point you toward the door. But you have to walk through it yourself." - Buddha
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HOUSEGUEST A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 3.8
Date Released: 1/6/95 Running Length: 1:48 Rated: PG (Mature themes, cartoon violence)
Starring: Sinbad, Phil Hartman, Paul Ben-Victor, Tony Longo, Kim Greist Director: Randall Miller Producers: Joe Roth and Roger Birnbaum Screenplay: Michael J. Di Gaetano and Lawrence Gay Cinematography: Jerzy Zielinski Music: John Debney Released by Hollywood Pictures
And so it goes with any Disney movie. The corporation can't resist inserting at least one morally-uplifting theme into each of its live action films. While this philosophy might not be a distraction in adventure movies like IRON WILL or THE JUNGLE BOOK, it's out-of-place in the midst of HOUSEGUEST's juvenile humor. People who attend movies to see beautiful women with buck teeth and dentists operating with anesthetized hands aren't looking for a discourse on the value of true friendship and the need to believe in yourself. Plain and simple, they're in the theater to laugh.
However, original intentions aside, it's impossible to deny one of HOUSEGUEST's less savory agendas: to act as a one-hundred eight minute commercial for McDonald's. This takes product placement to an obscene level. Scenes occur in front of, in, and around the fast food joint. There's a nostalgia-laced parody of the "You Deserve a Break Today" TV commercials, complete with the jingle. Sinbad takes about one minute placing a food order, checking off half the items on the menu. Characters bond over Big Macs and fries. On and on it goes... It's obvious where the audience is being manipulated to go for a meal after the movie. So, out of spite, I went to Burger King.
As ACE VENTURA was meant as a vehicle for Jim Carrey, so HOUSEGUEST is all Sinbad's. Admittedly, the two comics have different styles, but both share bigger-than-life personalities. And, even though I find Sinbad less irritating than the rubber-faced half of DUMB AND DUMBER, nearly two hours of him is too much. Even with likable SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE alum Phil Hartman as the film's straight man, HOUSEGUEST wears out its welcome more than a half hour before the Christmas-themed final credits start rolling.
Plot-wise, there's little here beyond a few insubstantial strands. Everything that happens is designed to get Sinbad's Kevin Franklin into a situation where he masquerades as someone he's not--a wealthy dentist with an impeccable reputation. It takes charisma and energy, but not much effort, to pull the wool over everyone's eyes, which leads to a series of predictable misadventures (such as speaking at a high school career day when he doesn't even know what his supposed profession is). Meanwhile, a couple of incompetent goons (Paul Ben-Victor and Tony Longo) are on his trail, trying to recoup $50,000. Hence, the obligatory, poorly-edited chase scenes.
The humor is at low tide, both in terms of quality and content (thankfully, scatological jokes are kept to a minimum--DUMB AND DUMBER offered more than enough of those). I chuckled my way through a fair portion of HOUSEGUEST. Unfortunately, most of the time, I was laughing *at* the movie, not *with* it. In fact, I'm not sure whether my most hilarious moment was intentionally funny.
Admittedly, most who share my taste in films won't be lining up for HOUSEGUEST, so this may be a case of "preaching to the converted." Nevertheless, every once in a while, it's possible to find a rare gem in one of the many like-minded comedies that spring up every year. (Remember PLANES, TRAINS, AND AUTOMOBILES? How about CROCODILE DUNDEE?) Alas, HOUSEGUEST is too tarnished. About the best this film has to offer is Sinbad doing his usual shtick beneath the Golden Arches while Phil Hartman offers him some fries and confesses to having fantasies about being Matlock.
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Bruce Wayne
Oct 1, 2019
Learn to become a Backend Developer
Web development today is completely different from what it was a few years ago; there are lots of different things that can easily baffle anyone entering into the web development. It was one of the reasons that we decided to make these step by step visual guides demonstrating the bigger picture and to give anyone a clear idea about what they have to follow to be in certain roles in web development.
About a week ago, we had a post titled Learn to become a Frontend Developer in which we promised to release the updated roadmaps for Backend and DevOps. Holding up to that promise, this article is about modern backend developer. If you haven’t checked the frontend developer roadmap already, go ahead and give it a look.
Bruce Wayne
Sept 28, 2019
Achieving success is simpler than you think
Success is simpler than you think !!!
By some metrics, success isn’t very common. After all, the odds of building a billion-dollar company are 1.7 million to one. Part of the popularity of “success hack” posts likely reflects the elusive nature of success. Motivation, I’m sure, also plays a role; we all want to achieve our goals and live meaningful lives. But our affinity for this type of content reveals something more telling: many of us are looking for a shortcut — our own silver bullet to help beat the odds. Ultimately, we all want our dreams to come true, but few of us are willing to pay the price it takes to get there. The truth is, there’s never been a silver bullet for finding success.
Being successful isn’t a stroke of luck, and there’s no magic, one-size-fits-all hack for achieving our goals. While success might be a bit of a mystery, and it’s most certainly hard-won, it doesn’t have to be complicated. Simply put, success comes from doing the same thing effectively, over and over.


A subtitle table represents a single line in an ASS file. Apart from regular dialog-lines, it can also be a dialog-style comment line, a "semicolon comment" and a blank line.
A subtitle table always contains the following field:
kind (string)
One of "dialog", "comment", "scomment" and "blank". Describes what kind of line this is in the subtitle file. You should always test against the value of the kind field before trying to access any other field in a subtitle table.
If the value of kind is "blank", no further fields are defined. (It's just a blank line.)
If the value is "scomment", the line is a semicolon comment line, that is, a line where the first character is a semicolon. While comments like this is usually ignored during regular processing, you might find them useful to store additional parameters needed for an effect. For "scomment" lines, the following additional field is defined:
text (string)
The text following the semicolon, until end of line. This includes any leading and trailing whitespace but never the semicolon or the line break character(s).
If the value is "dialog" or "comment", the line has the format of a regular dialog line. The difference is that a "comment" line start with the "Comment:" keyword instead of the "dialog:" keyword, and that comment lines aren't rendered when the subtitles are played back. dialog-style lines contain the following additional fields:
layer (number)
The logical layer the line is rendered on. (Lines with a higher layer number are visually rendered on top of lines with a lower layer number.)
start_time (number)
end_time (number)
Start and end time of the line, in centiseconds. To get the line durations in milliseconds (used for eg. \t effects), use the following calculation: (end_time - start_time) * 10
style (string)
Name of the style associated with this line. Can be used to look up the style in the styles list passed to the process_lines function.
name (string)
Name of the character speaking this line. Not used during rendering, but might be useful for storing extra data.
margin_l (number)
margin_r (number)
margin_v (number)
Left, right and vertical margin overrides for this line. Margin overriding for an edge is disabled, if the field is 0. Measured in pixels.
effect (string)
Special effect to apply to the line. TextSub doesn't complain if this contains an invalid value, so apart from storing actual, valid effects, you can also store additional data here.
text (string)
The actual, unprocessed text of the line, including all override and karaoke tags.
text_stripped (string)
The text of the line, with all override tags and drawings stripped.
karaoke (table)
A list of karaoke syllables in this line. Always contains at least one element. The elements are karaoke tables.
The index n in this table contains the number of syllables.
The syllables are indexed 0 to n-1.
The first syllable in this list is everything before the first karaoke tag in the line, and can often safely be skipped.


An Angular directive that provides the Storage Icon button to launch a Storage modal and select a file or folder
Dependencies Angular JS Angular Bootstrap
When clicking the Storage icon button, a modal is launched containing Storage selection. You may need to allow Rise Vision access to your Google account to verify who you are. Once verified, you can select a file or folder.
The Storage Selector directive will $emit
an event called "picked"
when you make a selection from Storage and this event will provide an array of urls of the selected files.
This directive provides attributes type
and companyid
. The type attribute tells the directive what specific selector type it should use for configuring the Storage selection. Acceptable values are single-file
, multiple-file
and single-folder
. To retrieve the Company ID click on Settings from the menu of the Rise Vision Application. The ID for the currently selected Company can be found in the URL where the ID is everything to the right of "company=", for example:
angular.module('myApp', ['risevision.widget.common.storage-selector']);
Make sure you include the following dependency files:


Money Play. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=92 White=112
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Keeping the prime is the wrong plan here. After 8/2, 6/4 Red’s prime may well crack next time anyway.
Against a five-point board the loose hit is too loose. Therefore Red must play 3/1(2)* with two of the 2’s. He shouldn’t leave any extraneous blots lying around and so 8/4 is very clear for other two 2’s. Hopefully White will stay on the bar and give Red time to roll a six and, in a perfect world, pick up the White’s loose blot.
Any move other than 8/4, 3/1(2)* is an error or worse.
Against a five-point board the loose hit is too loose. Therefore Red must play 3/1(2)* with two of the 2’s. He shouldn’t leave any extraneous blots lying around and so 8/4 is very clear for other two 2’s. Hopefully White will stay on the bar and give Red time to roll a six and, in a perfect world, pick up the White’s loose blot.
Any move other than 8/4, 3/1(2)* is an error or worse.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4 3/1*(2) Eq.: +0.234 0.584 0.267 0.002 - 0.416 0.053 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 7/1* 7/5 Eq.: +0.205 (-0.029) 0.564 0.329 0.003 - 0.436 0.121 0.006 3. Cubeful 2-ply 7/5 6/4 3/1*(2) Eq.: +0.202 (-0.031) 0.566 0.287 0.002 - 0.434 0.086 0.003 4. Cubeful 2-ply 7/5(2) 3/1*(2) Eq.: +0.193 (-0.040) 0.565 0.272 0.002 - 0.435 0.063 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 5/1*(2) Eq.: +0.161 (-0.073) 0.558 0.258 0.001 - 0.442 0.062 0.002


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I am currently a third year student at Bournemouth University studying Software Engineering. I am a self taught Full Stack Web Developer, currently diving deeper into Machine Learning.
Rabia Nazir Poole
Bournemouth University BSc Computing July 2020 Average Distinction
Sash Consultants LTD Secretary (Nov 2018 – March 2019) Primark Customer Assistant (July 2013 – Sept 2013) Mac & PC Centre Trainee Customer Assistant (Oct 2012 – Dec 2012)


DualCatFeeder
Control
Timer
Settings
Both motors
Left motor
Right motor
Forwards
seconds forwards
Backwards
seconds backwards
Stop motors
Timer 1
Time
Seconds
Activated
Deactivated
Save
Boot time
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Reboot reason CPU1
Free Heap
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And Repeat is a design studio by Martin Grasser based in the Bay Area. Focusing on designing systems that are appropriate, beautiful and functional in the world.
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Python is a programming language that lets you work quicklyand integrate systems more effectively.


The ggf-hide class hides an element (display: none), and the ggf-show class shows an element (display: block).
I am shown.
I am hidden.


github.com/AlexP11223/JavaSpringMvcBlog
Yet another blog about programming and some random cute pictures. ☃
Feel free to add comments or contact me.
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