Once you've completed preparations, it's time to start reconfiguring your system to use Direct Routing. Some of these reconfiguration steps don't affect users, so they should be completed ahead of time. For example, make sure that the user is licensed for Direct Routing. On migration day, you can then move the user's phone number across to Teams Direct Routing and verify functionality.
Suppose that as the administrator you are ready to migrate from your existing Skype for Business server to Teams Direct Routing. You also need to take the necessary step to stage the migration, configure licensing, and verify user provisioning.
Here you will see how to setup staging for the migration.
Let's start with a scenario as shown in the following diagram:
You'll see we have our connection from the PSTN. It's a telco-provided Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunk. This connection is currently coming into an existing SBC. The SBC is configured with a SIP trunk that routes calls into the Skype for Business Server environment. There's a mediation server and enterprise pool on the right. There are two users, Alice and Bob. The Skype for Business Server environment is deployed on-premises. Alice and Bob are using Enterprise Voice feature sets to make inbound and outbound PSTN calls.
We want to add Direct Routing as shown here:
Assume that you've already set up the foundational pieces for Direct Routing. Now you want to migrate Alice and Bob from Skype for Business to Teams. Some prerequisites need to be met before you begin the migration.
First, you have to synchronize on-premises users to Azure Active Directory. Under Learn more below, you'll find a link to Configure Azure AD Connect for Teams and Skype for Business. This document shows how to set up the synchronization between your on-premises Active Directory and Azure Active Directory. As you read through the documentation, pay close attention to the proper attributes you need to synchronize. From a Skype standpoint, attributes that start with msRTCSIP are critical and need to be synchronized into the service. This action helps the service to properly understand where users are in your environment, and if you have an on-premises Skype for Business deployment.
Next, you need to have configured a split domain, often referred to as hybrid. In the Learn more section, there's a link to Plan hybrid connectivity between Skype for Business Server and Microsoft 365 or Office 365. This document contains information on how to configure a split domain. You'll need it to move the user from an on-premises Skype for Business environment directly into the Teams environment. If you don't have hybrid configured, you can't run the proper cmdlets or use the correct admin tools.
Finally, the tenant coexistence mode mustn't be set to Teams only. If you still have on-premises people using Skype for Business Server, you can't set the tenant to Teams only mode because the on-premises users haven't been migrated to Teams yet.
There's a series of steps to do ahead of the actual date when you're going to migrate the users and their phone numbers from the existing Skype for Business environment to Teams. These steps include:
All of these items can be completed before user migration. This action ensures that enough time has passed for these changes to take effect and allows for a much smoother transition on migration day.
Assign the following licenses that are required for a Teams user to use Direct Routing:
These licenses could be part of an Enterprise Service Plan; for example, E1, E3, or E5.
The location you assign to the user is critically important. Location defines the assigned service country dial plan and must be where the user lives.
Next, use the Get-CsOnlineUser PowerShell command to check and verify the state of your user provisioning. When you assign these licenses to users, ensure that they're properly provisioned in the service, so that the service knows what features and capabilities they have available. Here's an example of using the command Get-CsOnlineUser for the user "testuser01":
In this example, there's a couple of key attributes to look at, starting with OnPremHostingProvider. This attribute lets you and the service know where this particular account is homed, or where it lives. This account lives on Skype for Business Server on-premises. We know that because the value here is SRV:.
The second attribute to look at is InterpretedUserType. Run the Get-CsOnlineUser command every time you provision a user to see if they're in a state of provisioning or not. The state HybridOnpremSfBUserNeedsProvisioning tells you that a license was assigned this user and that provisioning needs to take place. On completion of provisioning, the state changes to HybridOnpremSfBUser. Now you know that the user is configured as part of hybrid, meaning they're synchronized with Azure AD. OnpremSfBUser means that the user or account is homed on-premises in the Skype for Business environment.
The next step as part of staging is to enable the user. When you assign the various licenses, many of these features will automatically be turned on for you. Ensure that Enterprise Voice and Hosted Voicemail are enabled. To enable Hosted Voicemail use the PowerShell command:
Set-CsUser -Identity<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-HostedVoiceMail $true
Also at this time, from a user configuration perspective, you can grant the OnlineVoiceRoutingPolicy and TenantDialPlan with the following two PowerShell commands:
To view all the changes for the user "testuser01", use the following PowerShell command:
Up to this point, these steps aren't disruptive to the user, who won't be aware of any changes. The behavior won't change in their Skype for Business client or Teams client. Generally, you should do these steps five days or so ahead of the actual migration. When you upgrade or cut over from Skype for Business to Teams with Direct Routing, the user will suffer a minimal delay in service.
Take some time to explain to users why they should use Teams, how to get started, and where to go for support. The following tips can help with the transition to Teams:
In the Learn more section below, you'll find a link to an Upgrade Success Kit that contains a suite of tools, such as posters and email templates. There's also a link to our upgrade workshops, which include live on-demand training you can use to help build an appropriate adoption and change management strategy.
You can now move users from Skype for Business on-premises with Enterprise Voice to Teams with Direct Routing. Two specific items are addressed:
Redirect the user's inbound phone number to go from Skype for Business to Teams. This action generally involves changing the routing rules on your SBC. It's assumed that the SBC is at the front of the line, next to the PSTN.
You can do this one by one for select telephone numbers, which is great for testing. It would also apply for all numbers coming into the SBC, where you could route everyone to Teams. A third option is to dynamically route calls using Active Directory lookups, which will be covered in the next unit.
You move users into Teams by using the PowerShell command Move-CsUser with the -MoveToTeams parameter. The -MoveToTeams parameter is only available in Server 2019 and Server 2015 CU8 and higher. At the least, make sure you have an administrative workstation that has these versions of the administrative tools installed. For Server 2015 CU8 and above, you also need to use the -UseOAuth parameter. OAuth is always assumed in Server 2019, so you don't need to specify the parameter.
As an example, you want to move the user testuser01 on Server 2015 CU8+.
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Run the Move-CsUser command from within the Skype for Business Server management shell.
Move-CsUser -Identity testuser01 -Target sipfed.online.lync.com -MoveToTeams -Credential $cred -UseOAuth
In the example above, the -Target parameter, followed by sipfed.online.lync.com, specifies that you want to move this account into Teams.
During the staging process, you made sure that some of the proper licenses were assigned to users. When you move a user, the system will do two additional license checks, for Audio Conferencing and Enterprise Voice. These checks ensure that if a user is licensed on-premises they'll also be licensed online. Take a look at the following image:
In this example, the user was enabled for both Audio Conferencing and Enterprise Voice on-premises. During the staging process, the option for Audio Conferencing wasn't selected so, when you attempt to move the user to Teams, you'll be presented with the warning above. This warning says that the user will experience a loss of service on Teams. Assume that, for this user, you don't want Audio Conferencing to carry over to Teams. To prevent this user from being able to use Audio Conferencing on Teams, add the BypassAudioConferencingCheck switch to the Move-CsUser command. You can use the BypassEnterpriseVoiceCheck switch to do the same action for Enterprise Voice.
You check the status of the move by using the PowerShell command Get-CsOnlineUser as shown below:
Here you can see that the InterpretedUserType is HybridOnlineSfBUserNeedsProvisioning. Remember, before we moved to this user, it started with HybridOnpremSfBUser. The Onprem part has changed to Online, telling you that the user account has been moved.  This action means that the account will move from on-premises Skype for Business straight to Teams. The result is that this user is now on Teams only with Enterprise Voice and Direct Routing configured.
The next step is to verify that outbound dialing works from the Teams client. Remember that you've done two things. You reconfigured the SBC for the inbound calls and moved the user to enable them for Teams Direct Routing. Now you need to make sure that the user can properly dial out from the Teams client. Start by opening the Teams client for the user and select Calls. Under calls, ensure that a dial pad is shown.
If the dial pad isn't displayed, start by checking for the proper licensing and configuration. Look for:
It might take some time for the dial pad to appear. Have the user sign out then sign back in. If that doesn't resolve the issue, check the weblogs in Teams Diagnostics.
To obtain the log files, do one of the following from within the Teams client:
You can find a file named MSTeams Diagnostics Log (time stamp).txt in the %userprofile%\Downloads folder. Open the log and search for Calculated isPSTNCallingAllowed as shown in the following diagram:
There are four items in this log that are of particular interest:
Either isBusinessVoicePath or isByotEnabled must be set to true, otherwise the dial pad won't appear.


Welcome to coreplus
We are all about making life easy for every Australian health provider.
We are all about making life easy for every Australian health provider.
Since its inception in 2009, coreplus quickly became a standout in the allied health space with a drive to connect and align with the evolving Australian digital health landscape and the needs of the service providers within the sphere. At present, thousands of medical practitioners across Australia use coreplus everyday to transfer their tedious paper-based workflows to the digital health sphere and dedicate themselves to growing their business and focusing their time towards what really matters, providing quality healthcare to their patients.
Coreplus caters to all the modern health professionals who are seeking digital tools that enable them to manage their practice efficiently and effectively, provide quality patient care and much more.
“It doesn’t matter what type of health provider you are, coreplus can scale and grow to suit your needs now and into the future, it’s never been easier.”
To enable Allied Health Practices to utilize their preferred tools to improve clinical outcomes for patients.
To be the Australian leader in online health patient & practice management software as a service.
At coreplus, our core purpose is to connect, help and grow Australia's health providers using our core online patient & practice management system. The plus represents innovation supporting health billing & claiming, online add-ons, patient referrals & eHealth readiness. This is all so you, can have a "Practice Happy” experience.
By implementing and using coreplus and its partner network, you are freeing up time and money lost on admin, bespoke systems and managing inefficiency and ineffectiveness, creating the right dynamics so that, now and into the future, you “Practice Happy”.


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Storing data like git - TerminusDB
Last week I have been to a meetup where a team of software developers from Dublin talks about their newest invention - TerminusDB, a graph database that stores data like git. My reaction was like, what? Imagine all the cool things you can do with git: time travel, branching and forking etc, you can do them with your data.
What’s more, TerminusDB is a graph database, meaning all data are stored in nodes and edges, makes it easy to extract relations between your data without all the hideous joins in relational SQL database. In this article, let’s talk about the following:
- What is a graph
- How git works
- How TerminusDB works
What is a graph?
In mathematics, a graph is a structure amounting to a set of objects in which some pairs of the objects are in some sense “related”. The objects correspond to mathematical abstractions called nodes and each of the related pairs of vertices is called an edge [1].
The most common type of graphs is directed graphs and undirected graphs. The difference is, the edges of a directed graph have direction from a node to another but the edges of an undirected graph do not - it just linked two nodes together.
A lot of our data can be stored in a graph, and the usage of graph databases are more than what you think: knowledge graph in Google and NASA, recommendation engines, fraud detection in financial services, machine learning using graphs in deep learning and AI.
https://tech.ebayinc.com/research/explainable-reasoning-over-knowledge-graphs-for-recommendation/
How git works
For those who have not used git/ not familiar with git, let’s quickly recap how git works.
https://developer.ibm.com/tutorials/d-learn-workings-git/
After you make changes in the repo, you will have to add your changes in the staging area, then you commit it. Git will store the new content and keep different commit as a series of events.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Git-Objects
Fun fact here, counter-intuitively, git does not store diff. Instead, it makes files into blobs and stores repo as a tree of pointers pointing to the blobs. It also stores the commits in sequences so it stores the history of the repo.
How TerminusDB works
Here we see how similar TerminusDB is storing data in a chain of commits, layers in this case, just like git. However, it stores the diff instead (can see it having advantage in having a huge amount of data). For each layer, data, as a triplet consists of the edge and the nodes that it links, is stored either on the +ve plane or -ve plane (except the initial layer as everything was created).+ve means new data is added and -ve means that data is deleted.
When you make a query, you search from the most recent layer (the HEAD layer) back, if it is found in the +ve plane, it exists in the database; if it is found in the -ve plane, it existed at some point in time but was deleted so it can be concluded that does not exist anymore in the database. If it is not found on either, it goes one commit back and does the same thing until hitting the initial layer which finding the data or not can conclude whether it exists in the database or not.
Making changes to the data in the database is like making a new commit in git. Internally, a layer builder would build the +ve and -ve plane (except the initial layer of cause) and then commit it to the series of layers, moving the HEAD forward. This makes time travel as simple as moving the HEAD just like git. Also, imagine you can make a new branch and create more layers and merge it back to the master branch.
There’s so much potential in this genius design. I am already thinking about how this can give lot’s of advantage in processing data. I have talked to the team and they are super nice. As the product is quite new, they are happy to answer questions or hear feedback from you. Here are their contact details:
- Github: https://github.com/terminusdb/terminus-store
- TerminusDB: https://terminusdb.com
- Community forum: https://community.terminusdb.com/


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Delivers ten training sessions annually to new joiners in class for day-one orientation
Leads service delivery team to produce over 20 elearning projects annually in a variety of applications including Articulate 360 and Gomo for internal training on Assurance, Tax and Consulting staffs
Designs, develops and manages the Virtual Learning Portal (VLP) – an online and mobile friendly learning hub supports professional training for over 5000 staffs in different line of services annually especially after the outbreak of COVID-19
Liaises with external vendors to acquire and implement cutting-edge technique and tools to engage learners in both traditional and virtual training
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Alien Rescue Team, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX Aug 2014 - June 2016
Create a whole Website for a 3D educational game with JavaScript, HTML/CSS and Adobe Dreamweaver
Develop eight 3D objects and characters in Alien Rescue with MODO
Collect data and feedback on Alien Rescue through three-hour interviewing and video shooting
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Ex-CIA officer jailed for 19 years in China spy conspiracy
Jerry Chun Shing Lee pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage.
A former CIA case agent has been sentenced to 19 years in prison for an espionage conspiracy with China.
Jerry Chun Shing Lee, 55, was sentenced in federal court in Alexandria after his guilty plea earlier this year.
He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage, but prosecutors and defence lawyers disagreed about the extent of the crime.
Prosecutors say Chinese intelligence officers gave Lee more than 840,000 US dollars and that Lee most likely gave them all the information he had from a 13-year career as a CIA case officer. They sought a prison term of more than 20 years.
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Years Jerry Chun Shing Lee was jailed for
Defence lawyers say the government never proved that the money came from China or that Lee ever carried out any plans to deliver government secrets.
The sentence was significantly longer than the 10 years sought by defence lawyers.
Lee’s lawyers disputed that their client’s conduct was anywhere near as severe as the government described. The lawyers noted that Lee admitted as part of his plea bargain that he agreed to engage in an espionage conspiracy with China, but never admitted that he actually divulged any secrets.
“What the government is describing is their worst possible nightmare,” said defence lawyer Nina Ginsberg.
Prosecutors acknowledged they had no direct evidence to prove what was transmitted, nor proof that the 840,000 dollars in cash that Lee deposited into his bank account over a three-year period came from China.
But prosecutors said Lee was never able to come up with a good explanation for where he got the cash. He ran a tobacco business in Hong Kong, but it was essentially a failure, prosecutors said.
“The only logical conclusion,” said prosecutor Neil Hammerstorm, is that that Chinese intelligence “must have been getting top-drawer, high quality (information) from this defendant.


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You may want to do this if you want to authenticate your users using certificates that you sign.
This page will describe one way of how client certificates can be created and signed which are subsequently validated by mu-server. For information on setting up server-side TLS, see the HTTPS config documentation.
You, the server owner, control who has access to your service by signing client certificates for clients. In other words, you need to become your own certificate authority.
Clients that want to access your service create a certificate request, which you can then sign and return to the client.
When the client makes a call to your web service, they include their signed certificate with the request to the HTTPS endpoint of your service. It is often referred to as "mutual" TLS because while the client verifies the TLS certificate of the server (as is normal for any HTTPS request) the server also verifies the certificate sent by the client was signed by your certificate authority.
Assuming the certificate is valid, then the server can assume that the client is who they say they are (or, like any secret-based authentication scheme, the client may be an attacker who has stolen the legitimate client's certificate).
The next section shows how to create a Certificate Authority, generate and sign client certificates, and make it work with mu-server.
First you need to create a Certificate Authority key and certificate which will let you sign certificates and
then later verify that if was you that signed the certificate. One way to do this is using openssl
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Anyone with these files will be able to generate client certificates on your behalf so these must be stored securely.
openssl req -newkey rsa:4096 -keyform PEM -keyout ca.key -x509 -days 3650 -outform PEM -out ca.cer
The pass phrase entered on the first step will be needed in the next step and in the future when certificates are signed. Next step is to convert the certificate to PKCS12 format so that we can easily load it in Java.
openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey ca.key -in ca.cer -out ca.p12
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single handler that inspects the certificate.
We now have a server that can verify and inspect client certificates.
This is a two-step process:
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openssl req -new -key client.key -out client.req
Only the client.req
file should be shared with the service owner for them to sign.
The client should send client.req
to the service owner. You can now use your
ca.cer
and ca.key
files to create a signed certificate client.cer
which they pass back to the client.
openssl x509 -req -in client.req -CA ca.cer -CAkey ca.key -set_serial 101 -extensions client -days 365 -outform PEM -out client.cer
If the client wants the certificate in PKCS12 format, it can be converted to create client.p12
:
openssl pkcs12 -export -inkey client.key -in client.cer -out client.p12
Note: all the created files above are available here.
This is outside of the scope of this article as every client may do this differently. In general though, if
client.p12
is registered with the user's browser then the browser can send the certificate with the
request.
For a Java example where OkHttpClient is used, you can refer to Mu Server's client cert test which creates a client that uses a p12 certificate to make requests with.
In the following example on Windows, the client.p12
certificate was double-clicked on to register
it in the Windows certificate store, and when loading the above server code the browser asks which certificate
to send:
The handler in the example above can then access various properties from the certificate which has been verified as being signed by the server's certificate authority:
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Bringing Out the Dead 3 and 1/2 Stars (Out of 4) Reviewed by Mac VerStandig<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.moviereviews.org
October, 1999
Martin Scorsese's Bringing out the Dead, staring Nicholas Cage, is an edgy and unusual, yet solid, film. The movie, despite the absence of a material plot, has strong themes and character development that serve as a guide through a two-hour span. Those seeking deep and meaningful content similar to the director's Taxi Driver and Goodfellas or Cage's Leaving Las Vegas will not be disappointed. But those looking for a film that hops on the emergency room bandwagon in wake of hit television shows like ER, Chicago Hope and the new Third Watch may find this film to be too much of an intellectual challenge and are advised to seek their thrills in the popcorn hit Double Jeopardy.
"This film takes place in New York City in the early 90's" read the first words across the screen. Those 13 words and the ambulance that appears soon after create the film's most important character: the city. The audience can gather that the Big Apple is still a crime polluted mess in the pre-Giuliani era and that hospitals are an equally large issue. Just in case any doubt lingers, the film quickly shows us streets lined with prostitutes and hospital hallways lined with stretchers. From there emerges the hero, Frank Peirce (Nicholas Cage), an ambulance driver who has seen it all. For the next 58 hours (three nights, two days) Peirce will experience a variety of extreme measures, and the audience looks on in an almost voyeuristic fashion.
Peirce fringes on insanity throughout the film due to the numerous people who come into his ambulance pronounced insane and leave it pronounced dead. He gets them all, from the drug addicts to the suicidal to the "just plain nuts." This makes for an interesting juxtaposition: society's insane vs. society's insane workers. And then there are the corpses that he sees regularly, making him witness to more last moments than the average person's tolerance could possibly allow. Like all the other drivers, hebuilds an immunity, but, during these 58 hours, that shield is dropped.
Bringing out the Dead is sprinkled with the type of deranged and desperately dark humor that you only find amusing somewhere around 3:00 AM when you are out of caffeine but forced to stay awake. Scorsese creates that setting so well that the jokes not only work, but you come to rely on their comic relief as a means of surviving the film. Highlights include the assorted calls that come through the ambulance radio (elderly woman abducted by her cat, etc..) and one scene where Peirce and eccentric fellow driver (Ving Rhames) find a supposedly dead victim, but stage a dramatically overdone revival for his stoned friends.
This summer, another legendary director gave us his look at New York City by following a character over a period of a few days. In Eyes Wide Shut, Stanley Kubrick portrayed an upper-class, secretive and perverse society that seemed to function completely on its own. Scorsese's look into paramedics is very similar. The men we meet run the night shift and find themselves isolated from society. They know each other, recognize their peers' ins and outs and are even accustomed to some of the same drug and alcohol calls from people who never learn their lesson and revolve in and out of the hospital doors.
Another summer film set in New York City showed the power of using contrasting music and scenes. Throughout Summer of Sam, as people would be brutally murdered on the streets, bright and uplifting music would dominate the moment. In Bringing out the Dead a whole panoply of tracks come into play.  The Who, UB40, Martha Reeves & The Vandellas and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (famous in part for another New York film, the Woody Allen classic Manhattan).
Bringing out the Dead is a thought-provoking and powerful film. Like the other cerebral movie at a theatre near you, American Beauty, this production can look for a prolonged box office run with no leading numbers but a positive buzz to give it stable positioning. Early on, Peirce tells us "I am good at my job." So is Martin Scorsese.
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GUnixInputStream implements GInputStream for reading from a UNIX
file descriptor, including asynchronous operations. (If the file
descriptor refers to a socket or pipe, this will use poll()
to do
asynchronous I/O. If it refers to a regular file, it will fall back
to doing asynchronous I/O in another thread.)
Note that <gio/gunixinputstream.h>
belongs to the UNIX-specific GIO
interfaces, thus you have to use the gio-unix-2.0.pc
pkg-config
file when using it.
GInputStream * g_unix_input_stream_new (gint fd
,gboolean close_fd
);
Creates a new GUnixInputStream for the given fd
.
If close_fd
is TRUE
, the file descriptor will be closed
when the stream is closed.
void g_unix_input_stream_set_close_fd (GUnixInputStream *stream
,gboolean close_fd
);
Sets whether the file descriptor of stream
shall be closed
when the stream is closed.
Since 2.20
gboolean
g_unix_input_stream_get_close_fd (GUnixInputStream *stream
);
Returns whether the file descriptor of stream
will be
closed when the stream is closed.
Since 2.20
gint
g_unix_input_stream_get_fd (GUnixInputStream *stream
);
Return the UNIX file descriptor that the stream reads from.
Since 2.20
struct GUnixInputStream;
Implements GInputStream for reading from selectable unix file descriptors
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Whether to close the file descriptor when the stream is closed.
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TUMBLEWEEDS A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
** (out of ****)
Hot on the heels of--and certainly not to be confused with--that other mother-daughter road picture currently doing the rounds (the Susan Sarandon/Natalie Portman "Anywhere But Here"), Gavin O'Connor's "Tumbleweeds" tumbles into town Š and will likely tumble right back out again.
In addition to lacking spark, it's simply not that good a movie.
Writer/director O'Connor, who also appears in the film as a melancholy truck driver, might think he has something going here but what he has is a Performance (capital P) and a handful of secondary characters and situations that don't amount to much.
That Performance comes courtesy of Janet McTeer, a respected English stage actress who won a Tony for her performance as Nora in the 1997 West End revival of Ibsen's "A Doll's House." In "Tumbleweeds," McTeer makes a radical departure by playing Mary Jo, a sassy West Virginian single mom. McTeer throws herself into the role with aplomb: Mary Jo is brash and uninhibited, dresses for sexual success, and has zero talent when it comes to picking suitable mates (or "future ex-husbands" as her 12-year-old daughter likes to quip).
Your enjoyment of the film will entirely depend on just how irritating you find Mary Jo's character.
Ava, her daughter, is played by newcomer Kimberly J. Brown. She's adequate in the role, but no Natalie Portman, and serves mainly as a sounding board to McTeer's liberated ebullience.
As the film opens, Mary Jo is in the middle of yet another domestic argument. She and Ava pack up and hit the road. If we all upped and ran every time we squabbled with our spouses there'd be a heck of a lot more traffic on the interstates. Where to this time? Ava suggests California after a breeze through Missouri leaves an unappetizing old flame standing with reverse-tire tracks burned into his driveway.
But it's not long before Mary Jo sets her sights on some other wagon-hitching material.
O'Connor's character, Jack, is an odd one--hapless and sullen. I swear he doesn't smile once in the entire picture. OK, so perhaps when he first meets our female protagonists, when their car runs out of water on the highway--"I should've used my piss!" squawks Mary Jo alluringly.
While some might find Mary Jo's vulgarity a little much at times, there's no denying that her relationship with her daughter is an open and loving one. The film, however, takes the all too obvious tack of having the mother be the carefree, irresponsible one with the daughter providing the centered, calming influence. "Tumbleweeds" rushes to summarize this familiar dichotomy in a creaky metaphor concerning Mary Jo's reluctance to go near that big Pacific ocean. You don't need to have seen "Anywhere But Here" to know it'll be Ava who serves as her swim coach.
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| Box3 (Eigen::Vector3d ¢er) | |
| Box3 (const Eigen::Vector3d &vmin, const Eigen::Vector3d &vmax) | |
| Box3 (Box3 *box) | |
| Box3 (Eigen::Matrix4d &pose, double x, double y, double z) | |
| Box3 (Eigen::Vector3d &pose, double x, double y, double z) | |
| ~Box3 () | |
| bool | intersection (const Ray &r) const |
| Line * | Edge (int edgeIndex) const |
| std::vector< Line * > | EdgeList () const |
| Eigen::Vector3d | CornerPoint (int cornerIndex) const |
| Eigen::Vector3d | SideCenterPoint (int sideIndex) const |
| Eigen::Vector3d | OwnClosestPoint (Line *line) |
| Eigen::Vector3d | OwnClosestPoint (Sphere *sphere) |
| Eigen::Vector3d | ClosestPoint (const Eigen::Vector3d &targetPoint) |
| Computes the closest point inside this AABB to the given point. More... | |
| void | getClosestPoints (Eigen::MatrixXd &closestPoints, Primitive *primitive) |
| void | getClosestPoints (Eigen::MatrixXd &closestPoints, Capsule *capsule) |
| void | getClosestPoints (Eigen::MatrixXd &closestPoints, Sphere *sphere) |
| void | getClosestPoints (Eigen::MatrixXd &closestPoints, Box3 *box) |
| void | getShortestDirection (Eigen::Vector3d &shortestDirection, Primitive *primitive) |
| void | getShortestDirection (Eigen::Vector3d &shortestDirection, Capsule *capsule) |
| void | getShortestDirection (Eigen::Vector3d &shortestDirection, Sphere *sphere) |
| void | getShortestDirection (Eigen::Vector3d &shortestDirection, Box3 *box) |
| double | getShortestDistance (Primitive *primitive) |
| double | getShortestDistance (Capsule *capsule) |
| double | getShortestDistance (Sphere *sphere) |
| double | getShortestDistance (Box3 *box) |
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| Eigen::Vector3d | bounds [2] |
| Eigen::Vector3d | minPoint = bounds[0] |
| Eigen::Vector3d | maxPoint = bounds[1] |
| Eigen::Vector3d | box_center |
| Eigen::Vector3d | extents |
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| Eigen::Matrix4d | pose |
The Box class
This class is a shape that describes the base of the robot as well as obstacles of the shape of a 3D box (cube).
| Box3::Box3 | ( | Eigen::Vector3d & | center | ) |
Constructor of Box class
| center | center point of the 3D Box represented with a Vector3d. |
| Box3::Box3 | ( | const Eigen::Vector3d & | vmin, |
| const Eigen::Vector3d & | vmax | ||
| ) |
Constructor of Box class
| vmin | minimum axis bound of 3D Box represented with a Vector3d. |
| vmax | maximum axis bound of 3D Box represented with a Vector3d. |
| Box3::Box3 | ( | Box3 * | box | ) |
Constructor of Box class
| box | an object of the class box s |
| Box3::Box3 | ( | Eigen::Matrix4d & | pose, |
| double | x, | ||
| double | y, | ||
| double | z | ||
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| Box3::Box3 | ( | Eigen::Vector3d & | pose, |
| double | x, | ||
| double | y, | ||
| double | z | ||
| ) |
| Box3::~Box3 | ( | ) |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::ClosestPoint | ( | const Eigen::Vector3d & | targetPoint | ) |
Computes the closest point inside this AABB to the given point.
Function to get the closest point inside the box (AABB ) to an external point
| targetPoint | An external point to Box |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::CornerPoint | ( | int | cornerIndex | ) | const |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray.
| cornerIndex | index of the corner of the box. |
| Line * Box3::Edge | ( | int | edgeIndex | ) | const |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray.
| edgeIndex | index of the edge. |
| std::vector< Line * > Box3::EdgeList | ( | ) | const |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray.
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virtual |
Performs a dynamic cast to overload the direction functions
This method takes an object that inherits from primitive and performs a dynamic cast to call the correct getClosestPoints method depending on the class of the shape.
| primitive | address of the primitive object. | |
| [out] | closestPoints | the closest points in this primitive and primitive |
Implements Primitive.
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virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Capsule primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest points in this primitive and in a capsule object.
| capsule | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | closestPoints | the closest points in this primitive and capsule |
calculate distance between other shape primitives
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Sphere primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest points in this primitive and in a sphere object.
| sphere | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | closestPoints | the closest points in this primitive and sphere |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Box primitive
This method takes a box object and returns the closest points in this primitive and in a box object.
| box | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | closestPoints | the closest points in this primitive and box |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Performs a dynamic cast to overload the direction functions
This method takes an object that inherits from primitive and performs a dynamic cast to call the correct getShortestDirection method depending on the class of the shape.
| primitive | address of the primitive object. | |
| [out] | shortestDirection | a vector in 3D that represents the closes direction between this and the second primitive. |
Checks for intersection between box and sphere
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Capsule primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest direction between this primitive and a capsule object.
| capsule | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | shortestDirection | a vector in 3D that represents the closes direction between the primitive and capsule |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Sphere primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest direction between this primitive and a sphere object.
| sphere | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | shortestDirection | a vector in 3D that represents the closes direction between the primitive and sphere |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest direction between this primitive and a Box primitive
This method takes a box object and returns the closest direction between this primitive and a box object.
| box | address of the primitive object | |
| [out] | shortestDirection | a vector in 3D that represents the closes direction between the primitive and box |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Performs a dynamic cast to overload the distance functions
This method takes an object that inherits from primitive and performs a dynamic cast to call the correct getShortestDistance method depending on the class of the shape. returns a double value.
| primitive | address of the primitive object. |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Capsule primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest distance between this primitive and a capsule object. returns a double value.
| capsule | address of the primitive object |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Sphere primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest distance between this primitive and a sphere object. returns a double value.
| sphere | address of the primitive object |
Implements Primitive.
|
virtual |
Finds the shortest distance between this primitive and a Box primitive
This method takes a capsule object and returns the closest distance between this primitive and a box object. returns a double value.
| box | address of the primitive object |
Implements Primitive.
| bool Box3::intersection | ( | const Ray & | r | ) | const |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray.
| r | object of class Ray. |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::OwnClosestPoint | ( | Line * | line | ) |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray
| line | line Class object |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::OwnClosestPoint | ( | Sphere * | sphere | ) |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray
| sphere | sphere Class object |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::SideCenterPoint | ( | int | sideIndex | ) | const |
Function to check intersection of box with the ray.
| sideIndex | index of the face/side of the box. |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::bounds[2] |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::box_center |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::extents |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::maxPoint = bounds[1] |
| Eigen::Vector3d Box3::minPoint = bounds[0] |


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Balsamiq Mockups in XPages
I write most of my technical blogs to document solutions of problems I have encountered in "real" applications. The popular XAgents post is no exception here. Then I was investigating how to make Confluence plug-ins work in XPages. The specific plug-in I had in mind was Balsamiq Mockups, the tool that has proven invaluable for any screen design, both here on the blog as well as in countless customer discussions. Once I figured the XAgent it was rather easy:
If you want to embed Balsamiq Mockups in your own XPages application, reach out to Peldi or Valerie and buy the Balsamiq Plug-in for Confluence.
Update: To make it very clear: Using the Confluence plug-in in XPages is not covered by the Balsamiq license for Confluence, so you need to individually negotiate with Peldi and clearly indicate that you want to run that in XPages. You also, for the time being, need to promise not go go back for support for any challenge that can't be verified in a Confluence installation.
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If you want to embed Balsamiq Mockups in your own XPages application, reach out to Peldi or Valerie and buy the Balsamiq Plug-in for Confluence.
Update: To make it very clear: Using the Confluence plug-in in XPages is not covered by the Balsamiq license for Confluence, so you need to individually negotiate with Peldi and clearly indicate that you want to run that in XPages. You also, for the time being, need to promise not go go back for support for any challenge that can't be verified in a Confluence installation.
Update 2: Peldi and I are talking an there will be a solution. Stay tuned
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Unlucky-in-love Bernice Blackstock (Samantha Giles) has finally found the perfect man in Dr Liam Cavanagh (Jonny McPherson) in Emmerdale, and she’s set to marry him in the coming episodes, as the week of their wedding arrives. However, daughter Dee Dee makes a shocking discovery before they walk down the aisle — and it’s one that could change everything. Could this new information perhaps lead to Bernice’s impending exit?
With her wedding to Liam on the horizon, Bernice couldn’t be happier — that is, until Liam reveals that he’s got her a gift for their big day. Naturally, Bernice panics, worried about the fact that she hasn’t acquired him something in return.
After Dee Dee reveals that she’s starting school in Emmerdale as a wedding present for her mum, Bernice becomes rather overwhelmed, so — instead of acquiring a gift for her intended — she sets about making a grand gesture.
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The hens all celebrate at the party — although Bernice’s’ daughters are mortified when a stripper shows up. However, during the celebrations, Bernice misses several calls.
Meanwhile, Dee Dee takes a call — and ends making a shocking discovery that could well change everything.
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What’s more, will it prevent Bernice from getting her happy-ever-after?
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MSAL for JavaScript enables client-side JavaScript web applications, running in a web browser, to authenticate users using Azure AD work and school accounts (AAD), Microsoft personal accounts (MSA) and social identity providers like Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Microsoft accounts, etc. through Azure AD B2C service. It also enables your app to get tokens to access Microsoft Cloud services such as Microsoft Graph.
npm install msal
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://alcdn.msauth.net/lib/1.4.4/js/msal.min.js"></script>
Complete details and best practices for CDN usage are available in our documentation.
Msal support on Javascript is a collection of libraries. msal-core
or just simply msal
, is the framework agnostic core library. Once our core 1.x+ is stabilized, we are going to bring our msal-angular
library with the latest 1.x improvements. We are planning to deprecate support for msal-angularjs
based on usage trends of the framework and the library indicating increased adoption of Angular 2+ instead of Angular 1x. After our current libraries are up to standards, we will begin balancing new feature requests, with new platforms such as react
and node.js
.
Our goal is to communicate extremely well with the community and to take their opinions into account. We would like to get to a monthly minor release schedule, with patches coming as often as needed. The level of communication, planning, and granularity we want to get to will be a work in progress.
Please check our roadmap to see what we are working on and what we are tracking next.
Msal implements the Implicit Grant Flow, as defined by the OAuth 2.0 protocol and is OpenID compliant.
Our goal is that the library abstracts enough of the protocol away so that you can get plug and play authentication, but it is important to know and understand the implicit flow from a security perspective. The implicit flow runs in the context of a web browser which cannot manage client secrets securely. It is optimized for single page apps and has one less hop between client and server so tokens are returned directly to the browser. These aspects make it naturally less secure. These security concerns are mitigated per standard practices such as- use of short lived tokens (and so no refresh tokens are returned), the library requiring a registered redirect URI for the app, library matching the request and response with a unique nonce and state parameter.
We offer two methods of storage for Msal, localStorage
and sessionStorage
. Our recommendation is to use sessionStorage
because it is more secure in storing tokens that are acquired by your users, but localStorage
will give you Single Sign On accross tabs and user sessions. We encourge you to explore the options and make the best decision for your application.
If you would like to skip a cached token and go to the server, please pass in the boolean forceRefresh
into the AuthenticationParameters
object used to make a login / token request. WARNING: This should not be used by default, because of the performance impact on your application. Relying on the cache will give your users a better experience, and skipping it should only be used in scenarios where you know the current cached data does not have up to date information. Example: Admin tool to add roles to a user that needs to get a new token with updates roles.
The example below walks you through how to login a user and acquire a token to be used for Microsoft's Graph Api.
Before using MSAL.js you will need to register an application in Azure AD to get a valid clientId
for configuration, and to register the routes that your app will accept redirect traffic on.
UserAgentApplication
can be configured with a variety of different options, detailed in our Wiki, but the only required parameter is auth.clientId
.
After instantiating your instance, if you plan on using a redirect flow in MSAL 1.2.x or earlier (loginRedirect
and acquireTokenRedirect
), you must register a callback handler using handleRedirectCallback(authCallback)
where authCallback = function(AuthError, AuthResponse)
. As of MSAL 1.3.0 this is optional. The callback function is called after the authentication request is completed either successfully or with a failure. This is not required for the popup flows since they return promises.
import * as Msal from "msal";
// if using cdn version, 'Msal' will be available in the global scope
const msalConfig = {
auth: {
clientId: 'your_client_id'
}
};
const msalInstance = new Msal.UserAgentApplication(msalConfig);
msalInstance.handleRedirectCallback((error, response) => {
// handle redirect response or error
});
For details on the configuration options, read Initializing client applications with MSAL.js.
Your app must login the user with either the loginPopup
or the loginRedirect
method to establish user context.
When the login methods are called and the authentication of the user is completed by the Azure AD service, an id token is returned which is used to identify the user with some basic information.
When you login a user, you can pass in scopes that the user can pre consent to on login, however this is not required. Please note that consenting to scopes on login, does not return an access_token for these scopes, but gives you the opportunity to obtain a token silently with these scopes passed in, with no further interaction from the user.
It is best practice to only request scopes you need when you need them, a concept called dynamic consent. While this can create more interactive consent for users in your application, it also reduces drop-off from users that may be uneasy granting a large list of permissions for features they are not yet using.
AAD will only allow you to get consent for 3 resources at a time, although you can request many scopes within a resource. When the user makes a login request, you can pass in multiple resources and their corresponding scopes because AAD issues an idToken pre consenting those scopes. However acquireToken calls are valid only for one resource / multiple scopes. If you need to access multiple resources, please make separate acquireToken calls per resource.
var loginRequest = {
scopes: ["user.read", "mail.send"] // optional Array<string>
};
msalInstance.loginPopup(loginRequest)
.then(response => {
// handle response
})
.catch(err => {
// handle error
});
If you are confident that the user has an existing session and would like to establish user context without prompting for interaction, you can invoke ssoSilent
with a loginHint
or sid
(available as an optional claim) and MSAL will attempt to silently SSO to the existing session and establish user context.
Note, if there is no active session for the given loginHint
or sid
, an error will be thrown, which should be handled by invoking an interactive login method (loginPopup
or loginRedirect
).
Example:
const ssoRequest = {
loginHint<EMAIL_ADDRESS>};
msalInstance.ssoSilent(ssoRequest)
.then(response => {
// session silently established
})
.catch(error => {
// handle error by invoking an interactive login method
msalInstance.loginPopup(ssoRequest);
});
In MSAL, you can get access tokens for the APIs your app needs to call using the acquireTokenSilent
method which makes a silent request (without prompting the user with UI) to Azure AD to obtain an access token. The Azure AD service then returns an access token containing the user consented scopes to allow your app to securely call the API.
You can use acquireTokenRedirect
or acquireTokenPopup
to initiate interactive requests, although, it is best practice to only show interactive experiences if you are unable to obtain a token silently due to interaction required errors. If you are using an interactive token call, it must match the login method used in your application. (loginPopup
=> acquireTokenPopup
, loginRedirect
=> acquireTokenRedirect
).
If the acquireTokenSilent
call fails with an error of type InteractionRequiredAuthError
you will need to initiate an interactive request. This could happen for many reasons including scopes that have been revoked, expired tokens, or password changes.
acquireTokenSilent
will look for a valid token in the cache, and if it is close to expiring or does not exist, will automatically try to refresh it for you.
See Request and Response Data Types for reference.
// if the user is already logged in you can acquire a token
if (msalInstance.getAccount()) {
var tokenRequest = {
scopes: ["user.read", "mail.send"]
};
msalInstance.acquireTokenSilent(tokenRequest)
.then(response => {
// get access token from response
// response.accessToken
})
.catch(err => {
// could also check if err instance of InteractionRequiredAuthError if you can import the class.
if (err.name === "InteractionRequiredAuthError") {
return msalInstance.acquireTokenPopup(tokenRequest)
.then(response => {
// get access token from response
// response.accessToken
})
.catch(err => {
// handle error
});
}
});
} else {
// user is not logged in, you will need to log them in to acquire a token
}
var headers = new Headers();
var bearer = "Bearer " + token;
headers.append("Authorization", bearer);
var options = {
method: "GET",
headers: headers
};
var graphEndpoint = "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me";
fetch(graphEndpoint, options)
.then(resp => {
//do something with response
});
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Plots a diagram of protein structure based on several types of annotations and predictions.
plot_prot( sequence, id, hyp_col = "#868686FF", gpi_col = "#0073C2FF", nsp_col = "#CD534CFF", ag_col = "#E5E5E5FF", tm_col = "#EFC000FF", hyp = TRUE, gpi = c("bigpi", "predgpi", "netgpi", "none"), nsp = c("signalp", "signalp5", "none"), ag = TRUE, tm = c("phobius", "tmhmm", "none"), domain = c("cdd", "hmm", "none"), disorder = FALSE, hyp_scan = if (ag == TRUE && hyp == TRUE) TRUE else FALSE, dom_sort = c("ievalue", "abc", "cba"), progress = FALSE, gpi_size = 4, gpi_shape = 18, ... )
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|---|---|
| id | String representing a protein identifier. Will be converted using |
| hyp_col | Plotting color of predicted hydroxyproline positions. At default set to: '#868686FF'. |
| gpi_col | Plotting color of the predicted omega site (glycosylphosphatidylinositol attachment). At default set to: '#0073C2FF'. |
| nsp_col | Plotting color of the N-terminal signal peptide. At default set to: '#CD534CFF'. |
| ag_col | Plotting color of the AG glycomodul spans. At default set to: '#E5E5E5FF'. |
| tm_col | Plotting color of the transmembrane regions. At default set to: '#EFC000FF'. |
| hyp | Boolean, should hydroxyprolines be plotted. |
| gpi | A string indicating if |
| nsp | A string indicating if |
| ag | Boolean, should the AG glycomodul spans be plotted. |
| tm | A string indicating if |
| domain | A string indicating if |
| disorder | Boolean, should disordered region predictions obtained using |
| hyp_scan | Boolean, if ag = TRUE, should |
| dom_sort | One of c("ievalue", "abc", "cba"), defaults to "ievalue". Domain plotting order. If 'ievalue' domains with the lowest ievalue as determined by hmmscan will be plotted above. If 'abc' or 'cba' the order is determined by domain Names. |
| progress | Boolean, whether to show the progress bar, at default set to FALSE. |
| gpi_size | Integer, the size of the gpi symbol. Appropriate values are 1 - 10. |
| gpi_shape | Integer, the shape of the gpi symbol. Appropriate values are 0 - 25 |
| ... | Appropriate arguments passed to |
A ggplot2 plot object
library(ragp) library(ggplot2) ind <- c(23, 5, 80, 81, 345) pred <- plot_prot(sequence = at_nsp$sequence[ind], id = at_nsp$Transcript.id[ind])#>#alternatively: nsp <- get_signalp(data = at_nsp[ind,], id = Transcript.id, sequence = sequence) hmm <- get_hmm(data = at_nsp[ind,], #default is to use get_cdd() id = Transcript.id, sequence = sequence) gpi <- get_netGPI(data = at_nsp[ind,], id = Transcript.id, sequence = sequence) tm <- get_phobius(data = at_nsp[ind,], id = Transcript.id, sequence = sequence) disorder <- get_espritz(data = at_nsp[ind,], id = Transcript.id, sequence = sequence) pred2 <- plot_prot(sequence = at_nsp$sequence[ind], id = at_nsp$Transcript.id[ind], tm = tm, nsp = nsp, gpi = gpi, domain = hmm, disorder = disorder)#>#mixing both methods is also a possibility


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## Theming A `theme` in Drupal is a collection of the CSS, HTML and JavaScript that you use to give your website a certain look and feel. We are going to create a theme, override a template and add CSS for our custom block. ### Agenda 1. Create a Custom Theme 2. Override a Twig Template 3. Add CSS --- ## Create a Custom Theme Drupal comes with six themes that you can use or extend and modify, or you can build your own from scratch. An easy way to create a custom theme is to base it on a core theme. This way, your custom theme inherits almost everything from the base theme, and you can then override the base theme to make it your own. We can use Drupal Console to create a new custom theme based on `Bartik`, which is the default theme. Give it a try. ```JS drupal generate:theme --theme="Fellowship" --machine-name="fellowship" \ --theme-path="themes/custom" \ --description="My Awesome Fellowship theme" \ --core="8.x" \ --package="Custom" \ --global-library="global-styling" \ --base-theme="bartik" ``` ### Add Regions An important thing to know about extending themes is that the one thing themes don’t inherit automatically is regions. So if you want to keep the same regions as your base theme, you need to copy the regions from the .info.yml file of your base theme (Bartik) into the .info.yml file of your custom theme. Go ahead and do that now. --- ## Create a Custom Template for your Block ### It's all about the file name (Twig Naming Conventions) https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/theming/twig/twig-template-naming-conventions Take a look at the block template `naming conventions`. Can you figure out what to name your twig file in order to override the custom block? Take a look now and see if you can figure it out! Another way to find out what to name your twig file to override any element is to turn on the Kint module, which is part of the Devel module. Then, enable Kint debugging by doing the following: In `/sites/default`, copy the `default.services.yml` file and rename it to `services.yml`. Then under Kint debugging, change `enable debugging: FALSE` to `enable debugging: TRUE`. Clear your cache. Now when you inspect your code, you will see twig naming suggestions above the element you are inspecting. Inspect the custom block to find out what to name your template file!
--- ## The Twig Template Once we know what we need to name our twig file, we need to create a `/templates` directory in our theme. We can place twig files anywhere in this directory and they will be detected. There is already a default block template that we need to override. We want to maintain the structure of the original file. So we want to copy the html from the file that it is overriding, which in this case is `web/core/themes/bartik/templates/block.html.twig`. Copy that file and paste it into the fellowship theme under `/templates`. Now rename it to override the welcome block. If you haven’t guessed by now, you need to rename it to either `block—welcome-block.html.twig` or `block—welcomeblock.html.twig` (either will work). Try adding some words or extra html inside the block to see if the override worked. You will need to clear the cache before you refresh your page to see the change. Now, add a custom class (such as `welcome-block`) to the array of classes at the top of the html. We will use this class in our CSS to target the block.
--- ## Add CSS CSS and JS are organized into `libraries` in Drupal. We can attach libraries globally, or we can attach them only to one page or to a template that affects a subset of pages. By adding CSS and JS to the minimum number of pages, we cut down on page load time and improve the performance of the site. Now let's add the library: 1. Add this to the top of your twig template file: ```TWIG {{ attach_library('fellowship/welcome-block') }} ``` 2. Create a file in the root of your theme called `[theme-name].libraries.yml` (in my case it's `fellowship.libraries.yml`). 3. Add a library called `welcome-block`. Your `fellowship.libraries.yml` file should look like this: ```TWIG welcome-block: css: base: css/block.css: {} ``` Then, create a `/css` directory in the root of your theme and add a CSS file called `block.css`, so that the file is in `/css/block.css`.
Now we're ready to add custom CSS!
Try this (or try your own!): ```CSS .welcome-block { border-radius: 40%; } .sidebar .block.welcome-block h2 { color: #fff; font-size: 36px; padding-top: 20px; } .sidebar .block.welcome-block { background-color: #8BC34A; height: 150px; } ``` Remember when overriding CSS that the most specific CSS declaration for an element will be the one that is used. So if there is CSS for `.sidebar .block`, you could use `.sidebar .block.welcome-block` to override it. ---


You can override the default function globalThis.ngxConsoleFilter(logLevel, message)
to filter the log messages.
This live demo re-defines ngxConsolefilter()
to grab the version number from the console messages and to store it in a variable so it can
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The original use-case of ngxConsolefilter()
is suppressing messages you don't want to log. For example, many PDF documents cause the viewer
to emit messages like Warning: TT: undefined function: 32
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make sense to pump it into, say, an ELK stack or Splunk. If your custom implementation of ngxConsolefilter()
returns false depending on the message
text, the message is never logged.
The live demo shows that, too: when you open the console window, you'll see every message with the exception of the version info.
Breaking change: Before version 17, you have to register the filter function with theWindow
object instead of globalThis
.


Base:
event
StateChanged
System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.Pipeline.StateChanged
4 references to StateChanged
System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\remoting\client\Job.cs (1)
2814
_remotePipeline.
StateChanged
+= HandlePipelineStateChanged;
engine\remoting\client\remotepipeline.cs (1)
818
stateChanged = this.
StateChanged
;
engine\remoting\commands\PushRunspaceCommand.cs (1)
1307
cmd.
StateChanged
+= (sender, args) =>
engine\remoting\commands\ReceivePSSession.cs (1)
924
_remotePipeline.
StateChanged
+= (sender, args) =>


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