Notifications
Notifications
One of the leading design principles is avoiding the use of modal message boxes for notifying the user about errors and other situations that may warrant the user’s attention. As a replacement, the IntelliJ Platform provides multiple non-modal notification UI options.
Dialogs
When working in a modal dialog, instead of checking the validity of the input when the OK
button is pressed and notifying the user about invalid data with a modal dialog, the recommended approach is to use
DialogBuilder.doValidate()
,
which was described previously.
Editor Hints
For actions invoked from the editor (such as refactorings, navigation actions and different code insight features), the best way to notify the user about the inability to perform an action is to use the
HintManager
class.
Its method showErrorHint()
displays a floating popup above the editor which is automatically hidden when the user starts performing another action in the editor.
Other
HintManager
methods can be used for displaying other kinds of non-modal notification hints over an editor.
Top-Level Notifications
The most general way to display non-modal notifications is to use the
Notifications
class.
It has two main advantages:
-
The user can control the way each notification type is displayed under
Settings | Appearance & Behavior | Notifications
-
All displayed notifications are gathered in the Event Log tool window and can be reviewed later
The specific method used to display a notification is
Notifications.Bus.notify()
.
If the current Project is known, please use overload with Project
parameter, so the notification is shown in its associated frame.
The text of the notification can include HTML tags.
Use Notification.addAction(AnAction)
to add links below the content, use NotificationAction
for convenience.
The groupDisplayId
parameter of the
Notification
constructor specifies a notification type.
The user can choose the display type corresponding to each notification type under Settings | Appearance and Behavior | Notifications
.
To specify the preferred display type, you need to use
NotificationGroup
to create notifications.
Example
Simple use of notifications using
NotificationGroup
.
public class MyGroovyDSLErrorsNotifier {
private final NotificationGroup NOTIFICATION_GROUP = new NotificationGroup("Groovy DSL errors", NotificationDisplayType.BALLOON, true);
public Notification notify(String content) {
return notify(null, content);
}
public Notification notify(Project project, String content) {
final Notification notification = NOTIFICATION_GROUP.createNotification(content, NotificationType.ERROR);
notification.notify(project);
return notification;
}
}
Usage of the class with
NotificationGroup
above.
MyGroovyDSLErrorsNotifier myGroovyDSLErrorsNotifier = new MyGroovyDSLErrorsNotifier();
myGroovyDSLErrorsNotifier.notify("Some Groovy DSL error text");


Class: ActionDispatch::Routing::RouteSet::Generator
| Inherits: |
Object
|
| Defined in: |
Constant Summarycollapse
- PARAMETERIZE =
-
lambda do |name, value| if name == :controller value else value.to_param end end
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
- #named_route readonly
- #options readonly
- #recall readonly
- #set readonly
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.new(named_route, options, recall, set) ⇒ Generator
constructor
a new instance of Generator
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #controller
- #current_controller
- #different_controller? ⇒ Boolean
-
#generate
Generates a path from routes, returns [path, params].
- #named_route_exists? ⇒ Boolean private
-
#normalize_controller!
Remove leading slashes from controllers
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#normalize_controller_action_id!
This pulls :controller, :action, and :id out of the recall.
- #normalize_options!
- #segment_keys private
- #use_recall_for(key)
-
#use_relative_controller!
if the current controller is “foo/bar/baz” and controller: “baz/bat” is specified, the controller becomes “foo/baz/bat”
Constructor Details
.new(named_route, options, recall, set) ⇒ Generator
a new instance of Generator
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 545
def initialize(named_route, , recall, set) @named_route = named_route @options = @recall = recall @set = set normalize_controller_action_id! use_relative_controller! normalize_controller! end
Instance Attribute Details
#named_route (readonly)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 543
attr_reader :, :recall, :set, :named_route
#options (readonly)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 543
attr_reader :, :recall, :set, :named_route
#recall (readonly)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 543
attr_reader :, :recall, :set, :named_route
#set (readonly)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 543
attr_reader :, :recall, :set, :named_route
Instance Method Details
#controller
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 557
def controller @options[:controller] end
#current_controller
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 561
def current_controller @recall[:controller] end
#different_controller? ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 632
def different_controller? return false unless current_controller controller.to_param != current_controller.to_param end
#generate
Generates a path from routes, returns [path, params]. If no route is generated the formatter will raise ActionController::UrlGenerationError
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 628
def generate @set.formatter.generate(named_route, , recall, PARAMETERIZE) end
#named_route_exists? ⇒ Boolean (private)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 638
def named_route_exists? named_route && set.named_routes[named_route] end
#normalize_controller!
Remove leading slashes from controllers
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 616
def normalize_controller! if controller if controller.start_with?("/".freeze) @options[:controller] = controller[1..-1] else @options[:controller] = controller end end end
#normalize_controller_action_id!
This pulls :controller, :action, and :id out of the recall. The recall key is only used if there is no key in the options or if the key in the options is identical. If any of :controller, :action or :id is not found, don't pull any more keys from the recall.
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 598
def normalize_controller_action_id! use_recall_for(:controller) or return use_recall_for(:action) or return use_recall_for(:id) end
#normalize_options!
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 573
def # If an explicit :controller was given, always make :action explicit # too, so that action expiry works as expected for things like # # generate({controller: 'content'}, {controller: 'content', action: 'show'}) # # (the above is from the unit tests). In the above case, because the # controller was explicitly given, but no action, the action is implied to # be "index", not the recalled action of "show". if [:controller] [:action] ||= "index" [:controller] = [:controller].to_s end if .key?(:action) [:action] = ([:action] || "index").to_s end end
#segment_keys (private)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 642
def segment_keys set.named_routes[named_route].segment_keys end
#use_recall_for(key)
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 565
def use_recall_for(key) if @recall[key] && (!@options.key?(key) || @options[key] == @recall[key]) if !named_route_exists? || segment_keys.include?(key) @options[key] = @recall[key] end end end
#use_relative_controller!
if the current controller is “foo/bar/baz” and controller: “baz/bat” is specified, the controller becomes “foo/baz/bat”
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb', line 606
def use_relative_controller! if !named_route && different_controller? && !controller.start_with?("/") old_parts = current_controller.split("/") size = controller.count("/") + 1 parts = old_parts[0...-size] << controller @options[:controller] = parts.join("/") end end


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extension URL: URLConvertible
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Adds query parameters to url
Declaration
Swift
func appendingQueryParameters(_ parameters: [String : String]) -> URL
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var schemeType: URLSchemeType { get }
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var isAnyHTTP: Bool { get }
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enum SearchEngine : String
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var searchEngine: SearchEngine? { get }
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Package game
Class Game
- java.lang.Object
-
- game.Game
-
public class Game extends java.lang.Object
-
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Game()
create a new Game with a the default castle see CastleGenerator.generateCastle()
-
Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addItemToBag(TakeableItem takeableItem)
void
changeLampStatus()
put the lamp of the player on if it's off and vice versajava.util.Collection<TakeableItem>
getBagItems()
Room
getPlayerActualRoom()
int
getPlayerHp()
Weapon
getPlayerWeapon()
void
newRoomEntered(Place place)
replace playerActualRoom by newRoom and lauch a combat with the ennemy of the newRoom if there is oneboolean
playerLampIsOn()
void
quitGame()
put isGameOver to true and stoped the gamevoid
removeItemBag(TakeableItem tItem)
void
runGame()
the method where all the game takes placevoid
testGameOver()
change isGameOver if the player is dead (he has 0 hp or less)boolean
useItemOnPlayer(TakeableItem tItem)
-
-
-
Method Detail
-
quitGame
public void quitGame()
put isGameOver to true and stoped the game
-
runGame
public void runGame()
the method where all the game takes place
-
testGameOver
public void testGameOver()
change isGameOver if the player is dead (he has 0 hp or less)
-
newRoomEntered
public void newRoomEntered(Place place)
replace playerActualRoom by newRoom and lauch a combat with the ennemy of the newRoom if there is one- Parameters:
place
- the new room the player has entered
-
playerLampIsOn
public boolean playerLampIsOn()
-
getPlayerHp
public int getPlayerHp()
-
addItemToBag
public void addItemToBag(TakeableItem takeableItem)
-
getBagItems
public java.util.Collection<TakeableItem> getBagItems()
-
getPlayerActualRoom
public Room getPlayerActualRoom()
-
getPlayerWeapon
public Weapon getPlayerWeapon()
-
removeItemBag
public void removeItemBag(TakeableItem tItem)
-
useItemOnPlayer
public boolean useItemOnPlayer(TakeableItem tItem)
-
changeLampStatus
public void changeLampStatus()
put the lamp of the player on if it's off and vice versa
-
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| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
addChildAbove(container:DisplayObjectContainer, newChild:DisplayObject, above:DisplayObject):void
[static]
Adds newChild to container, directly above another child of the container.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
addChildBelow(container:DisplayObjectContainer, newChild:DisplayObject, below:DisplayObject):void
[static]
Adds newChild to container, directly below another child of the container.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
applyToHierarchy(disp:DisplayObject, callbackFunction:Function):void
[static]
Call the specified function for the display object and all descendants.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
centerRectInRect(rect:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle):Point
[static]
Center the specified rectangle within the specified bounds.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
createPointSorter(origin:Point):Function
[static]
Create a sort Function that can be used to compare Points in an
Array according to their distance from the specified Point.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
dumpHierarchy(top:DisplayObject):String
[static]
Dump the display hierarchy to a String, each component on a newline, children indented
two spaces:
"instance0" flash.display.Sprite
"instance1" flash.display.Sprite
"entry_box" flash.text.TextField
Note: This method will not dump rawChildren of flex componenets.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
findInHierarchy(top:DisplayObject, name:String, findShallow:Boolean = true, maxDepth:int):DisplayObject
[static]
Find a component with the specified name in the specified display hierarchy.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
fitRectInRect(rect:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle):Point
[static]
Returns the most reasonable position for the specified rectangle to
be placed at so as to maximize its containment by the specified
bounding rectangle while still placing it as near its original
coordinates as possible.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
positionBounds(disp:DisplayObject, x:Number, y:Number):void
[static]
Sets the top-left pixel of a DisplayObject to the given location, taking the
object's bounds into account.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
positionBoundsRelative(disp:DisplayObject, relativeTo:DisplayObject, x:Number, y:Number):void
[static]
Sets the top-left pixel of a DisplayObject to the given location, relative to another
DisplayObject's coordinate space.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
positionRect(r:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle, avoid:Array):Boolean
[static]
Position the specified rectangle within the bounds, avoiding
any of the Rectangles in the avoid array, which may be destructively
modified.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
sortDisplayChildren(container:DisplayObjectContainer, comp:Function = null):void
[static]
Sorts a container's children, using ArrayUtil.stableSort.
| DisplayUtil | ||
|
transformPoint(p:Point, fromDisp:DisplayObject, toDisp:DisplayObject):Point
[static]
Transforms a point from one DisplayObject's coordinate space to another's.
| DisplayUtil |
| addChildAbove | () | method |
public static function addChildAbove(container:DisplayObjectContainer, newChild:DisplayObject, above:DisplayObject):void
Adds newChild to container, directly above another child of the container.
Parameterscontainer:DisplayObjectContainer |
|
newChild:DisplayObject |
|
above:DisplayObject |
| addChildBelow | () | method |
public static function addChildBelow(container:DisplayObjectContainer, newChild:DisplayObject, below:DisplayObject):void
Adds newChild to container, directly below another child of the container.
Parameterscontainer:DisplayObjectContainer |
|
newChild:DisplayObject |
|
below:DisplayObject |
| applyToHierarchy | () | method |
public static function applyToHierarchy(disp:DisplayObject, callbackFunction:Function):void
Call the specified function for the display object and all descendants. This is nearly exactly like mx.utils.DisplayUtil.walkDisplayObjects, except this method copes with security errors when examining a child.
Parametersdisp:DisplayObject |
|
callbackFunction:Function |
| centerRectInRect | () | method |
public static function centerRectInRect(rect:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle):Point
Center the specified rectangle within the specified bounds. If the bounds are too small then the rectangle will be pinned to the upper-left.
Parametersrect:Rectangle |
|
bounds:Rectangle |
Point |
| createPointSorter | () | method |
public static function createPointSorter(origin:Point):Function
Create a sort Function that can be used to compare Points in an Array according to their distance from the specified Point. Note: The function will always sort according to distance from the passed-in point, even if that point's coordinates change after the function is created.
Parametersorigin:Point |
Function |
| dumpHierarchy | () | method |
public static function dumpHierarchy(top:DisplayObject):String
Dump the display hierarchy to a String, each component on a newline, children indented two spaces: "instance0" flash.display.Sprite "instance1" flash.display.Sprite "entry_box" flash.text.TextField Note: This method will not dump rawChildren of flex componenets.
Parameterstop:DisplayObject |
String |
| findInHierarchy | () | method |
public static function findInHierarchy(top:DisplayObject, name:String, findShallow:Boolean = true, maxDepth:int):DisplayObject
Find a component with the specified name in the specified display hierarchy. Whether finding deeply or shallowly, if two components have the target name and are at the same depth, the first one found will be returned. Note: This method will not find rawChildren of flex componenets.
Parameterstop:DisplayObject |
|
name:String |
|
findShallow:Boolean (default = true )
|
|
maxDepth:int |
DisplayObject |
| fitRectInRect | () | method |
public static function fitRectInRect(rect:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle):Point
Returns the most reasonable position for the specified rectangle to be placed at so as to maximize its containment by the specified bounding rectangle while still placing it as near its original coordinates as possible.
Parametersrect:Rectangle — the rectangle to be positioned.
|
|
bounds:Rectangle — the containing rectangle.
|
Point |
| positionBounds | () | method |
public static function positionBounds(disp:DisplayObject, x:Number, y:Number):void
Sets the top-left pixel of a DisplayObject to the given location, taking the object's bounds into account.
Parametersdisp:DisplayObject |
|
x:Number |
|
y:Number |
| positionBoundsRelative | () | method |
public static function positionBoundsRelative(disp:DisplayObject, relativeTo:DisplayObject, x:Number, y:Number):void
Sets the top-left pixel of a DisplayObject to the given location, relative to another DisplayObject's coordinate space.
Parametersdisp:DisplayObject |
|
relativeTo:DisplayObject |
|
x:Number |
|
y:Number |
| positionRect | () | method |
public static function positionRect(r:Rectangle, bounds:Rectangle, avoid:Array):Boolean
Position the specified rectangle within the bounds, avoiding any of the Rectangles in the avoid array, which may be destructively modified.
Parametersr:Rectangle |
|
bounds:Rectangle |
|
avoid:Array |
Boolean — true if the rectangle was successfully placed, given the
constraints, or false if the positioning failed (the rectangle will
be left at its original location.
|
| sortDisplayChildren | () | method |
public static function sortDisplayChildren(container:DisplayObjectContainer, comp:Function = null):void
Sorts a container's children, using ArrayUtil.stableSort. comp is a function that takes two DisplayObjects, and returns int -1 if the first object should appear before the second in the container, 1 if it should appear after, and 0 if the order does not matter. If omitted, Comparators.COMPARABLE will be used- all the children should implement Comparable.
Parameterscontainer:DisplayObjectContainer |
|
comp:Function (default = null )
|
| transformPoint | () | method |
public static function transformPoint(p:Point, fromDisp:DisplayObject, toDisp:DisplayObject):Point
Transforms a point from one DisplayObject's coordinate space to another's.
Parametersp:Point |
|
fromDisp:DisplayObject |
|
toDisp:DisplayObject |
Point |


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The LISA-Client is a software which will be installed on multiple platforms. This client will listen for a sound/voice and will transmit it to LISA-Engine.
As each platform can have his own speech to text software, the choice is your to select which engine to use. If you’re platform doesn’t provide a compatible/usable engine, you can use the LISA-Speech software.
All sound will be streamed to LISA-Speech until the speech engine recognize the word “LISA”. Then, the client begin to record your sentence until the next silence (silence = stop to record).
It will send the sound to google to recognize, or use LISA-Speech (or any engine provided), get text from it, and send the text to LISA-Engine. The client is also connected permanently to LISA-Engine. It allows to listen any event sent by the server like playing a sound or a sentence (to let LISA answer your question).
Clients can be multiple (one per room for example) if needed.


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A process network description of the QR example is shown below:
In this description, the nodes ND_1, ND_2, ND_3, ND_4, and ND_5 describe processes and the edges between these nodes describe FIFO buffers that have a certain capacity. The processes read from these buffers using a blocking-read semantics. In the applet, we simulate this process network to get the value for the R matrix. The big difference between the Matlab program and the process network is that the process network executes in parallel whereas the Matlab description executes sequentially.
In process ND_2, a large matrix is stored that contains 500 real data samples taken from 16 antennas. From this matrix, the process reads a number of samples (the number of antenna's) and sends these samples to either node ND_3 or ND_4. This process is repeated a number of times, as many times as there will be a QR-update. Process ND_3 and process ND_4 read data from incoming edges and producing data on outgoing edges. After the numbers of QR-updates are done, the final matrix R is sent to process ND_5, which sends the matrix R to the Plotter and the StreamToMatrix actor. The latter one reconstructs from the incoming stream a matrix, which is sent to the MatrixViewer to be visualized. Process ND_1 is used to properly initialize the process network by sending a specific number of zeros to either process ND_3 or process ND_4.
Process networks have the characteristic that they execute deterministically, which means that the computation of the result is independent of the scheduled order of the processes. Thus, the thread scheduling strategy used by the Java virtual machine to run the applet has no effect on the results of the run.


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It’ll be crap, but it’ll be worth it
by Nikki MandowPhil Goff warns of further city centre chaos as the City Rail Link project enters stage three
Auckland’s Mt Eden station will close for up to four years from June next year, the Wellesley Street and Victoria Street intersections with Albert Street will close for months (but not at the same time), and there will be major disruptions at Pitt St, Mt Eden Rd and Beresford Square.
That was the message from Auckland Mayor Phil Goff, as he announced the next phase of construction for the City Rail Link .
Goff warned the Wellesley and Victoria Street road closures would mean things would be “crap” in the CBD for up to three years, including for council staff in their Albert St offices right between the two junctions.
But he said improved public transport was the only way to deal with Auckland’s increasing population.
“Auckland wasn’t designed for two million people. I remember once trying to drive across New York. I never did it again.”
It’s the ‘no gain without pain’ theory, Goff says.
Construction work on the tunnels and the new Aotea train station under Albert Street starting early next year will see:
- Victoria St reduced to one lane at the Albert Street crossing from January to March;
- the Wellesley Street-Albert Street junction closed from March to December next year;
- Victoria St completely closed from January 2021 to July 2022;
- the lower part of Albert Street remaining closed until the end of 2020.
It’s not just cars going to be affected - Wellesley Street is a major bus corridor.
CBD chaos.
“It’s inevitable if you are wanting to dig a tunnel under a street you have to close the street," Goff says. "We’re warning of the disruption it’s going to cause, but look what we are going to create at the end.”
Remind me, what are they going to create?
Basically the City Rail Link is a brand new, two-tunnel, underground rail line extension from Britomart up under Albert Street and Vincent Street to K-Road, and then under the mess of motorways at the top of the town to Mt Eden Station.
The project will potentially triple rail capacity into the city and speed up journeys into the city. The trip from Henderson, for example, should be 10 minutes shorter.
The new underground line will be 3.45 kilometres long and will have two new stations - Aotea and Karangahape.
“It isn’t easy. This hasn’t been done before in New Zealand,” Goff says.
He says central and local governments will be spending $6 billion in the city over the next five years, and the private sector will add $10 billion into that mix.
Top of the town
Building the Karangahape station will see Beresford Square (it’s actually a street, not a square) closed permanently from January next year. And Pitt Street will be single lane all through 2020 and until the middle of 2021.
Goff said chaos at the K-Rd end of town won’t be as extreme as in the CBD, because the Karangahape station is going to be built using a kind of laser surgery approach. Two shafts will be pushed down from Beresford Square and Mercury Lane.
So why exactly is Mt Eden station closing?
Aha. Basically Mt Eden station will be the hub of the main tunnelling stage of the project, with massive boring machinery being assembled there and two tunnels constructed from Mt Eden station into the city.
Trains will still run through, but won’t stop at Mt Eden. Instead the hundreds of people that use the station every day (600 get off there during the three-hour peak morning rush) will have to use Grafton or Kingsland stations.
Auckland Transport’s network development manager Pete Moth said Mt Eden is “one of our busier stations and growing quickly”. It will close from June 2020 until the end of 2024, but will reopen transformed from its present unprepossessing appearance.
Passengers at Mt Eden station were split between frustration at the news and anticipation of better things to come.
Take Lilo, who uses the train every day to go to university. “It’s going to be really inconvenient for a lot of people,” she said. "Grafton is a 15-minute walk."
But Ismail, who gets off at Mt Eden every day on his journey to work from Manukau, welcomed the “short term pain for long-term gain”.
“It’s great. We’ve finally got progress in the transport space. It’s going to be a bit of a walk to Grafton, but it’s future-proofing the city.”


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| void LinearDataPoint::normalize | ( | double | norm | ) |
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TANF is the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program. If you're enrolled in TANF, you're receiving a cash benefit. You also have a case number that’s 10 or 13 digits long.
FDPIR is the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. If you're enrolled in FDPIR, you have a case number and an EBT card.
This might depend on what state you're in. Your case number is not the number on your EBT card, but it should be listed on other benefits paperwork. If it's not there, you'll need to call your case worker.


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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone is a fantasy novel written by British author J. K. Rowling. The first novel in the Harry Potter series and Rowling's debut novel, it follows Harry Potter, a young wizard who discovers his magical heritage on his eleventh birthday, when he receives a letter of acceptance to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Harry makes close friends and a few enemies during his first year at the school, and with the help of his friends, Harry faces an attempted comeback by the dark wizard Lord Voldemort, who killed Harry's parents, but failed to kill Harry when he was just 15 months old.
Harper Lee
To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel by Harper Lee published in 1960. Instantly successful, widely read in high schools and middle schools in the United States, it has become a classic of modern American literature, winning the Pulitzer Prize. The plot and characters are loosely based on Lee's observations of her family, her neighbors and an event that occurred near her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama, in 1936, when she was ten.
John Steinbeck
Of Mice and Men is a novella written by John Steinbeck. Published in 1937, it tells the story of George Milton and Lennie Small, two displaced migrant ranch workers, who move from place to place in California in search of new job opportunities during the Great Depression in the United States.


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pqxx::tablereader Class Reference
Efficiently pull data directly out of a table.
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#include <tablereader.h>
Inheritance diagram for pqxx::tablereader:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Efficiently pull data directly out of a table.
A tablereader provides efficient read access to a database table. This is not as flexible as a normal query using the result class however:
- Can only dump tables, not views or arbitrary queries
- Has no knowledge of metadata
- Is unable to reorder, rename, omit or enrich fields
- Does not support filtering of records
On the other hand, it can read rows of data and transform them into any container or container-like object that supports STL back-inserters. Since the tablereader has no knowledge of the types of data expected, it treats all fields as strings.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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github.com/joankirui/webpage2
this project shows the first webpage that i created and a list of my favourite things.The languages used areHTML&CSS
- Branches
github.com/joankirui/branches
this project shows my first webpage with an image added and a link to Moringa schoolthe languages used are HTML&CSS
- Cookie
github.com/joankirui/cookie
this project shows the proper indentation and spacing of a cookie recipe.The languages used are HTML&CSS


The Benefits of Git
October 21, 2015
Version Control: Why?
Because, that's why :)
As someone who's spent his career thus far living in Excel spreadsheets, paging through thousands of lines of data, there's nothing worse than not saving or waiting to work on a file while somebody else is making edits. And then to increase suffering, usually someone has to manually compile all of the files from everyone. Thank Google for Google Sheets (which of course comes with all of its own issues).
That's where Git comes in. As someone just coming into the development world, but having spent a few months working with developers, I've seen the "epics" that teams have gone on. We aren't talking about a 10 sheet model here, we're talking software that people actually use. It's quite incredible that they're to get anything done without stepping on each others toes while also being able to go back and see what happened 3 weeks ago if needed. The benefits are obvious and Git does for the tech world what apparently few business people have figured out.
Here are my top reasons for using git, and more specifically using Github.
- Changes are tracked: But not in the v1, v2 kind of way. Every every change is named, dated, and marked up, so you can see EXACTLY what changed from one version to the next.
- Change are forever: Oh, I screwed something up? Tough luck. Just kidding. Just go back. As many versions as you want.
- Changes are everywhere: Left your thumb drive at home? No problem, you can grab your changes from anywhere with Github.
How does Git keep track of changes
- Git allows a user to create branches (really great for collaboration) and parallel work streams.
- Git then allows each branch to have multiple commits (or saves).
- Each commit also contains information about what exactly was changed.
- And then all of the branches and commits can be stored historically, so there's a paper trail of everything.
Why use GitHub?
Github is THE way to make sure that every significant change ever made is kept.
...and not just kept, but kept forever
...remotely (think: in the cloud)
That is, I as a developer will always be able to see my code, and if I want, I can share it with anyone. It fosters a sense of community and makes it easy to collaborate and share...which is generally how the dev community operates!


Typedef
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SocketEvents: * As ESDoc lacks a way to properly document events, this typedef shows all the different events the client might emit. |
Static Public
public SocketEvents: * source
As ESDoc lacks a way to properly document events, this typedef shows all the different events the client might emit. The "type" below is the callback argument for the listener.
Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| connect | void | Emitted on a successful connect to the server. Called after authentication. |
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| disconnect | DISCONNECT_REASON | Emitted when the client disconnected from the server. The disconnect reason indicates why. |
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| error | SOCKET_ERROR, object | Emitted when the encounters an error. The first argument is the SOCKET_ERROR object, indicating what the error object might be. |
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| reconnecting | Number | Emitted once the clients starts trying to reconnect to the server. Attempt number passed to the listener. |
Example:
client.on('error', (errorType, errorData) => {});
client.on('disconnect', reason => {});
client.on('reconnecting', attempt => {});


It was difficult for me to complete the Kata: FizzBuzz (Super Edition) in 4 hours. The most challenging part of Super FizzBuzz was with the testing error displayed. See the image below:
"4: failed - When given the array [3] super_fizzbuzz should return the array ["Fizz"]".
So when the value of arr equals [3] my function super_fizzbuzz should then return ['Fizz'].
The problem was knowing if the arr value was equal to [3]. First step was to check, then return the array ['Fizz']. My function had to do this:
If (arr === [3])
Return [‘Fizz’]
Going through error messages and to breaking down step by step using pseudocode, research online and books, using console.log and ask for help.
Using pseudocode to sort out the structure of my code and testing my code to discover error messages. These two things help with understanding my code and how to move forward. Also duck duck go for more details on how to use a Function and create an Array. Using the console.log to check if my code is working as expected.
When stuck with my code and after doing testing and research, I would reach out to my fellow team members and facilitator.
I have had a go at using the Rubber Duck Debugging method to solve my coding issues. It's a method by using an object like a rubber duck and relaying the steps to this object in vein that it will help shine a light on the erroneous coding logic. This method was difficult in the public library and didn't seem to help, We don't seem to understand each other when we talk, but he might understand you.
Rubber Duck Debugging from the Book The Pragmatic Programmer


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Truth be told, Oia is very touristy. But it's just one of those places you ought to see for yourself once in a lifetime.
Oia is perched atop the northern tip of Santorini. Built along the edges of volcanic caldera, this Greek island has the most interesting architecture from narrow alleys cascading down to layers and layers of cave houses. In the main streets itself, it is populated with the iconic white and blue domed churches and has the most photogenic alleys whether it's overlooking the sea or just framed with beautiful flower vines.
I just love the soft curves of the domes and bursts of colors from staircases and building tops.
On that day, the sun was due to set around 8pm. Many tourists scrambled to secure the hot spots starting from 6:30pm. My partner and I made our rounds to scout out the best spot around 7pm and bought some white wine for the occasion. Afterall, sunsets should be celebrated right?
As expected the sunset was beautiful. It felt like everything had frozen in time - except the sun, which slowly dissolved into watercolors of blue, orange, red and purple.
It was so romantic and meditative at the same time, as I thought about how lucky I am to have embarked on a 3-month journey across the world. And when the sun finally set, everyone clapped and cheered.
I love watching sunsets - on hikes, at the waterfront, from the infinity pool - but have enjoyed very few sunrises. One of these days, I will wake up for one in somewhere beautiful.


Adyen API Library for dotnet
The payment service has the following methods:
With the authorise method you can choose between full API integration (for PCI compliant merchants) or our Easy encryption solution.
var payment = new Payment(client);
var paymentRequest = new PaymentRequest
{
MerchantAccount = "MerchantAccount",
Amount = new Amount("EUR", 1500),
Card = new Card(Number: "4111111111111111", ExpiryMonth: "08", ExpiryYear: "2018", Cvc: "737", HolderName: "John Smith"),
Reference = "Merchant reference",
AdditionalData = new Dictionary<string, string>()
};
var paymentResult = payment.Authorise(paymentRequest);
The encryption key is retrieved from our CSE library.
var paymentRequest = new PaymentRequest
{
MerchantAccount = "MerchantAccount",
Amount = new Amount("EUR", 1500),
Reference = "Merchant reference",
AdditionalData = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
{ "card.encrypted.json", "THE ENCRYPTED DATA" }
}
};
With the authorise3D method you can complete the payment authorisation using the Md and PaResponse parameters returned from the card issuer.
var payment = new Payment(client);
var paymentRequest = new PaymentRequest3D
{
MerchantAccount = "MerchantAccount",
Md = "md from issue",
PaResponse = "paResponse from issuer"
};
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By utilizing the Bountiful Children's Foundation truly great things can happen. BCF combines a dynamic content management system with on site donation capabilities to create actionable content that can be shared easily.
Stories are at the heart of the human condition, they connect and define us. With BCF you can turn your success stories into capital for future projects. Don't let these poweful motivators slip out of your grasp without being told.
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lenstronomy - gravitational lensing software package¶
lenstronomy
is a multi-purpose package to model strong gravitational lenses. The software package is presented in
Birrer & Amara 2018 and is based on Birrer et al 2015.
lenstronomy
finds application in e.g. Birrer et al 2016 and
Birrer et al 2018 for time-delay cosmography and measuring
the expansion rate of the universe and Birrer et al 2017 for
quantifying lensing substructure to infer dark matter properties.
The development is coordinated on GitHub and contributions are welcome.
The documentation of lenstronomy
is available at readthedocs.org and
the package is distributed over PyPI.
Installation¶
$ pip install lenstronomy --user
Requirements¶
To run lens models with elliptical mass distributions, the fastell4py package, originally from Barkana (fastell), is also required and can be cloned from: https://github.com/sibirrer/fastell4py (needs a fortran compiler)
Additional python libraries:
CosmoHammer
(through PyPi)astropy
- standard python libraries (
numpy
,scipy
)
Modelling Features¶
- a variety of lens models to use in arbitrary superposition
- lens equation solver
- multi-plane ray-tracing
- Extended source reconstruction with basis sets (shapelets) and analytic light profiles
- Point sources
- numerical options for sub-grid ray-tracing and sub-pixel convolution
- non-linear line-of-sight description
- iterative point spread function reconstruction
- linear and non-linear optimization modules
- Pre-defined plotting and illustration routines
- Particle swarm optimization for parameter fitting
- MCMC (emcee from CosmoHammer) for parameter inferences
- Kinematic modelling
- Cosmographic inference tools
Getting started¶
The starting guide jupyter notebook
leads through the main modules and design features of lenstronomy
. The modular design of lenstronomy
allows the
user to directly access a lot of tools and each module can also be used as stand-alone packages.
Example notebooks¶
We have made an extension module available at http://github.com/sibirrer/lenstronomy_extensions. You can find simple examle notebooks for various cases.
- Quadrupoly lensed quasar modelling
- Double lensed quasar modelling
- Time-delay cosmography
- Source reconstruction and deconvolution with Shapelets
- Solving the lens equation
- Measuring cosmic shear with Einstein rings
- Fitting of galaxy light profiles, like e.g. GALFIT
- Quasar-host galaxy decomposition
- Hiding and seeking a single subclump
- Mock generation of realistic images with substructure in the lens
Shapelet reconstruction demonstration movies¶
We provide some examples where a real galaxy has been lensed and then been reconstructed by a shapelet basis set.
Attribution¶
The design concept of lenstronomy
are reported in
Birrer & Amara 2018. Please cite this paper whenever you publish
results that made use of lenstronomy
. Please also cite Birrer et al 2015
when you make use of the lenstronomy
work-flow or the Shapelet source reconstruction. Please make sure to cite also
the relevant work that was implemented in lenstronomy
, as described in the release paper.
Contents:¶
Feedback¶
If you have any suggestions or questions about lenstronomy feel free to email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you encounter any errors or problems with lenstronomy, please let me know!


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DateTool Reference Documentation
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Tool for accessing, manipulating, and convertingjava.util.Date
and java.util.Calendar objects in Velocity templates. It
supports locales to format dates language and country specific.
| Class |
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| Name |
| | $date (this is the recommended name of the tool in
the Velocity context) |
| Toolbox Configuration Example |
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<key>date</key>
<scope>application</scope>
<class>org.apache.velocity.tools.generic.DateTool</class>
</tool> |
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Nathan Bubna
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Returns a Date object representing the time at which this
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Returns a Calendar object representing the time at which this
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Returns a formatted string representing the specified date.
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Returns a Date object representing the specified date.
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Returns a Calendar object representing the specified date.
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Returns a Date object representing the time at which this
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An object of class
java.util.Locale that represents the locale
to be used to create the date.
- Returns
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An object of class
java.util.Date representing the time at which this
method was invoked in the specified locale. If no locale is specified,
the system's default locale is used.
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getCalendar()
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Returns a Calendar object representing the time at which this
method was invoked.
String getCalendar(Locale locale)
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- Parameters
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- locale
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An object of class
java.util.Locale that represents the locale
to be used to create the calendar.
- Returns
-
An object of class
java.util.Calendar representing the time at which this
method was invoked in the specified locale. If no locale is specified,
the system's default locale is used.
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format()
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Returns a formatted string representing the specified date.
String format(String format, Object obj)
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String format(String format, Object obj, Locale locale)
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- Parameters
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- format
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A string that represents the formatting instructions according to
java.text.SimpleDateFormat . See also below.
- obj
-
An object of class
java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar . It is
also possible to pass a string that represents a parsable date
according to java.text.DateFormat .
- locale
-
An object of class
java.util.Locale that represents the locale
to format the date for.
- Returns
-
The formatted date string in the specified locale or
null
if one or several input parameters are invalid. If no locale is specified,
the system's default locale is used instead.
This methods use the same formatting instructions as class
java.text.SimpleDateFormat .
Symbol Meaning Presentation Example
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G era designator (Text) AD
y year (Number) 1996
M month in year (Text & Number) July & 07
d day in month (Number) 10
h hour in am/pm (1~12) (Number) 12
H hour in day (0~23) (Number) 0
m minute in hour (Number) 30
s second in minute (Number) 55
S millisecond (Number) 978
E day in week (Text) Tuesday
D day in year (Number) 189
F day of week in month (Number) 2 (2nd Wed in July)
w week in year (Number) 27
W week in month (Number) 2
a am/pm marker (Text) PM
k hour in day (1~24) (Number) 24
K hour in am/pm (0~11) (Number) 0
z time zone (Text) Pacific Standard Time
' escape for text (Delimiter)
'' single quote (Literal) '
Examples: "E, MMMM d" will result in "Tue, July 24"
"EEE, M-d (H:m)" will result in "Tuesday, 7-24 (14:12)"
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Returns a Date object representing the specified date.
- Parameters
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- obj
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The date to convert. The parameter can be an object of class
java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar . It is also possible to
pass a string that represents a parsable date according to
java.text.DateFormat .
- Returns
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An object of class
java.util.Date representing the converted date
or of the input parameter is invalid.
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Returns a Calendar object representing the specified date.
Calendar toCalendar(Object obj)
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- Parameters
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- obj
-
The date to convert. The parameter can be an object of class
java.util.Date or java.util.Calendar . It is also possible to
pass a string that represents a parsable date according to
java.text.DateFormat .
- Returns
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An object of class
java.util.Calendar representing the converted date
or of the input parameter is invalid.
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* Module is a concrete document type provided by DITA Technical Committee.
{% ifequal output "specialization" %} Base information type for {{ output_title }}. {% endifequal %} {% ifequal output "shell" %} Information type for {{ output_title }}. {% endifequal %}
Nested topics Should the {{ output_title }} allow topic nesting.
Topics can be nested to create larger document structures. However, the nesting always occurs outside the content boundary, so that child and parent topics can be easily separated and reused in different contexts.
Domains define markup for a particular domain or subject area, such as programming, or hardware. Domain elements become available wherever their ancestor elements are allowed.
Constraint modules define additional constraints for corresponding vocabulary modules in order to restrict content models or attribute lists for specific element types, remove extension elements from an integrated domain module, or replace base element types with domain-provided extension element types.
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