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Boris Johnson’s senior adviser Dominic Cummings is facing questions from Labour over his past in Russia after an apparent whistleblower came forward with “serious concerns”.
Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry has written to Tory counterpart Dominic Raab questioning whether the former Vote Leave director has been granted access to the Government’s most sensitive “top secret” intelligence files.
In a letter copied to the heads of MI5 and MI6 and Cabinet Secretary Sir Mark Sedwill on Friday, she said Labour did not “know the veracity of their claims” but felt compelled to inform them.
We do not comment on individuals’ security clearance
She wrote: “I am writing to you based on the serious concerns that have been raised with shadow ministers by an official-level whistleblower,” she wrote.
“I feel duty-bound to put to you the concerns raised with the Labour front bench by a whistleblower whose motives we have no cause to question.”
The individual was said to have approached Labour figures to question “relationships” Mr Cummings may have fostered with people involved in “politics, intelligence and security” in Russia when he worked there in the 1990s.
Mr Cummings is yet to respond to a request for comment on the letter first reported by the Sunday Times.
The Cabinet Office said: “We do not comment on individuals’ security clearance.”
The questions came as the Prime Minister faces calls to publish a key report assessing the threat posed by Russia to Britain’s democratic processes.
Former attorney general Dominic Grieve, who has seen the dossier, stressed its publication is essential ahead of the General Election, with it containing information “germane” to voters.
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Boris Johnson facing further calls to release Russian interference report ahead of election
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson also called on the Government to stop “keeping it a secret”.
Mr Grieve, chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee at Parliament, has accused the PM of sitting on the report ahead of the December 12 vote.
The independent MP, who was exiled from the Tories by the PM over his no-deal Brexit opposition, is calling on the Conservative leader to publish the committee’s report before Parliament is dissolved on Tuesday.
A Downing Street spokeswoman said: “There are a number of administrative stages/processes which reports such as this – which often contain sensitive information – have to go through before they are published.
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HC takes suo motu notice of snakebite case
by Special CorrespondentThe Kerala High Court has ordered to initiate suo motu proceedings in the case of the death of Shehla Sherin, a student of the Government Sarvajana Vocational Higher Secondary School, Sulthan Bathery, following snake bite.
It was on a letter written by Justice C. K. Abdul Rehim in his capacity as Executive Chairman of the Kerala State Legal Services Authority (KELSA) to Justice S. Manikumar, the Chief Justice of Kerala, that the court ordered the proceedings.
The judge had also forwarded the report of the chairman of the District Legal Services Authority, Wayanad district, along with his letter.
Justice Rehim pointed out the “vulnerable situation to which the students are exposed in most of the educational institutions run by the government and in the institutions aided by the government, which are under the direct payments scheme.”
‘Worse in remote areas’
The situation is worse in remote areas of various districts. Authorities like the Education Department, Local Self Government Department, Health and Child Welfare Department, Police Department were shirking responsibilities. The judicial system cannot let the students be put to such vulnerable situations, noted Justice Rehim.


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Duration?. Lifetime of this cookie. After max-age elapses, the client should discard the cookie. Note that many browsers still don’t recognize max-age, so setting max-age also always includes an expires attribute.
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prtClassLogisticDiscriminant Logistic Discriminant classifier
CLASSIFIER = prtClassLogisticDiscriminant returns a LogisticDiscriminant classifier
CLASSIFIER = prtClassLogisticDiscriminant(PROPERTY1, VALUE1, ...) constructs a
prtClassLogisticDiscriminant object CLASSIFIER with properties as specified by
PROPERTY/VALUE pairs.
A prtClassLogisticDiscriminant object inherits all properties from the abstract class
prtClass. In addition is has the following properties:
wTolerance - The convergance tolerance of the weights
irlsStepSize - Step size used in training. Can be set to a
double, or 'hessian'. If 'hessian', IRLS is
solved using the Hessian to estimate steps.
maxIter - maximum IRLS iterations
nIterations - number of iterations used, set during training
wInitTechnique - Technique to initialize weights, can be set to
'FLD', 'randn', and 'manual'
manualInitialW - The values the weights are initialized to if
wInitTechnique is set to 'manual'
wTolerance - Convergence tolerance on weight vector
handleNonPosDefR - What to do when R is non-positive definte, can
be set to 'regularize' or 'exit'. When set to
regularize, the classifier will attempt to
regularize the matrix. When set to exit the
classifier will exit.
w - The regression weights, estimated during training
w(1) corresponds to the DC bias and w(2:end)
corresponds to the weights for the features
For more information on LogisticDiscriminant classifiers, refer to the
following URL:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logistic_regression
A prtClassLogisticDiscriminant object inherits the TRAIN, RUN,
CROSSVALIDATE and KFOLDS methods from prtAction. It also inherits
the PLOT method from prtClass.
Example:
TestDataSet = prtDataGenUnimodal; % Create some test and
TrainingDataSet = prtDataGenUnimodal; % training data
classifier = prtClassLogisticDiscriminant; % Create a classifier
classifier = classifier.train(TrainingDataSet); % Train
classified = run(classifier, TestDataSet); % Test
subplot(2,1,1);
classifier.plot;
subplot(2,1,2);
[pf,pd] = prtScoreRoc(classified,TestDataSet);
h = plot(pf,pd,'linewidth',3);
title('ROC'); xlabel('Pf'); ylabel('Pd');


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--- layout: post esbma_id: 1651 title: A sad tale of technology dependence date: 2007-01-25 17:00:16 keywords: laughs teaser: Last night in the woodshop I sliced my index finger open while attempting to see if a plane iron was sharp yet. Today, my &*%#$@ laptop thinks my fingerprint has changed.
Several months ago I decided to turn over a new leaf and start using better passwords. So when I got this cool new Sony Vaio laptop, I set it up with a really good password that I had never used before. It was long and it contained a bunch of mixed case letters and numbers and funky punctuation. I made sure nobody was ever going to guess this password. Not even me.
And then I immediately forgot it.
Fortunately, this particular laptop has a fingerprint sensor.  I still have no idea what my password is, but every morning I simply drag my index finger over the sensor and Windows logs me in.
Last night in the woodshop I sliced my index finger open while attempting to see if a plane iron was sharp yet. (It was.)
Today, my &*%#$@! laptop thinks my fingerprint has changed.
It was funny at first. I tried every password I could remember. Then I started to get frustrated.
I searched my desk to see if perhaps I wrote the password down somewhere. No luck.
After a while, I started to get angry. Why do things like this always seem to happen before I've had any coffee?
I tried the finger swipe again. Nope.
My condition started to degrade from angry to irrational. I hated computers. I considered dropping the laptop out my fourth floor window.
I tried swiping my index finger in all kinds of different ways. Still no luck.
I wished I had never seen a computer before. I remembered the Amish community just south of Champaign and wondered if they would take me in.
I tried using the middle finger instead. I knew it wouldn't work, but at the time I just felt like that was the appropriate finger to use.
I picked up the phone to call my parents and blame them for giving birth to me at the wrong point in history. And as I was dialing, the fingerprint swipe suddenly worked, probably because I had been trying for so long that my finger had time to heal.
The new password on my laptop is "Eric". And just in case I forget my name, I'm going to write it on the outside of the case with a Sharpie.


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isObject({})
isString('str')
isRegExp(/regexp/)
isBoolean(true)
isEmpty({})
isfunction(x => x)
isInteger(10)
isNumber(10.1)
instanceOf(obj, 'string')
{: .-three-column}
{: .-prime}
pluck
returns values, pick
returns subsets of
objects.
See: put
omit
is like del
, but supports multiple keys to
be deleted.
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and(x, y)
| x && y
|or(x, y)
| x || y
|xor(x, y)
|
!(!x && !y) && !(x && y)
|equals(x, y)
| x === y
|exists(x)
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|not(x)
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|
Useful for function composition.
See: converge


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Calculates some summaries and the WoE (Weight of Evidence) between a binary outcome and a given predictor variable. Used to biuld the dictionary.
woe_table(predictor, outcome, Laplace = 1e-06)
| predictor | A atomic vector, usualy with few distinct values. |
|---|---|
| outcome | The dependent variable. A atomic vector with exactly 2 distinct values. |
| Laplace | The |
a tibble with counts, proportions and woe. Warning: woe can possibly be -Inf. Use 'Laplace' arg to avoid that.
Kullback, S. (1959). Information Theory and Statistics. Wiley, New York.
Hastie, T., Tibshirani, R. and Friedman, J. (1986). Elements of Statistical Learning, Second Edition, Springer, 2009.
Good, I. J. (1985), "Weight of evidence: A brief survey", Bayesian Statistics, 2, pp.249-270.


public class StatusCode
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
ABORTED |
static int |
BAD_REQUEST |
static int |
CANCELLED |
static int |
DOWNLOAD_FAILED_REASON_UNKNOWN |
static int |
EXTERNAL_STORAGE_NOT_READY |
static int |
FAILED |
static int |
INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE |
static int |
NETWORK_DISCONNECTED |
static int |
PARTIAL_SUCCESS |
static int |
REQUEST_FAILED_AFTER_RETRIES |
static int |
SUCCESS |
static int |
WIFI_DISCONNECTED |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
StatusCode() |
public static final int DOWNLOAD_FAILED_REASON_UNKNOWN
public static final int FAILED
public static final int PARTIAL_SUCCESS
public static final int SUCCESS
public static final int BAD_REQUEST
public static final int CANCELLED
public static final int ABORTED
public static final int NETWORK_DISCONNECTED
public static final int WIFI_DISCONNECTED
public static final int INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE
public static final int REQUEST_FAILED_AFTER_RETRIES
public static final int EXTERNAL_STORAGE_NOT_READY


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Yesterday I posted an extract from The Devil's Party : A History Of Charlatan Messiahs by Colin Wilson. Wilson is quite a maddening writer, slapdash and hurried, but I have to admire the way he litters his text with marvellously entertaining snippets of information. On page 73, for example, we learn that Jim Jones of the People's Temple funded his early cult-building efforts by being a door-to-door monkey salesman.


/* @flow */
import * as _ from 'lodash';
import OSCSched from './OSCSched';
/**
* Command middlware that sends OSC to the SuperCollider server (scsynth).
*
* Command objects are collected from each Dryad (`add()` `remove()`) and
* this middlware is called for each Dryad that has `scserver` commands.
*
* @param {Object} command
*
* For any of these you may supply a function that is called with context
* and returns one of these forms.
*
* For example, rather than:
*
* msg: ['/n_free', 1005]
*
* you would use the context to get the node id to free:
*
* msg: (context) => nodeFree(context.nodeID)
*
* Command may have one of these forms:
*
* __msg:__ {Array} - OSC message
*
* msg: ['/n_free', 1005]
*
* __bundle:__
*
* bundle: {
* time: null|Number|Array|Date
* packets: Array of OSC messages
* }
*
* __callAndResponse:__
*
* Returns a Promise. Only used in preparation, not for play / update.
* Call and response object creator functions can be found in `osc/msg.js`
*
* callAndResponse: {
* call: oscMessage,
* response: oscMessagePattern
* }
*
* __schedLoop:__
*
* schedLoop: (context) => {
* // construct a function that will return successive events to be sent
* return (now, memo={i: 0}) => {
* return {
* // time in seconds relative to the context.epoch
* time: 0.4,
* msgs: [ ],
* // memo will be passed into the loop each time
* // and can be used to store iterators and loop state.
* memo: {i: memo.i + 1}
* }
* }
* }
*
* schedLoop takes a function that iterates through events.
* See `OSCSched`
*
* It uses a just-in-time scheduler, keeping the OSC messages in the node process
* and only sending them to the server just before they should play. This doesn't overload
* the server with a glut of messages and also allows cancellation and updating of the messages
* and makes it easy to implement transport controls and looping.
*
*
* @param {Object} context
* @param {Object} properties
* @return Promise is only returned when using .callAndResponse
*/
export default function scserver(command:Object, context:Object, properties:Object) : ?Promise<Array<string|number>> {
if (command.scserver) {
let cmds = resolveThunks(command.scserver, context, properties);
// send a single OSC message
if (cmds.msg) {
// TODO get default latency from context
context.scserver.send.bundle(0.03, [cmds.msg]);
}
// send an OSC bundle
if (cmds.bundle) {
context.scserver.send.bundle(cmds.bundle.time, cmds.bundle.packets);
}
// schedule events using a schedLoop function
if (cmds.schedLoop) {
// initialize the scheduler on first use
if (!context.oscSched) {
const sendFn = (time, packets) => context.scserver.send.bundle(time, packets);
context.oscSched = new OSCSched(sendFn);
}
context.oscSched.schedLoop(cmds.schedLoop, context.epoch);
}
// Preparation commands that get an OSC callback from the server.
// Only this one returns.
// These are used only in preparation, not for play / update.
if (cmds.callAndResponse) {
return context.scserver.callAndResponse(cmds.callAndResponse);
}
}
}
// export function resolvedCommands(command:Object, context:Object) : ?Object {
// if (command.scserver) {
// return resolveThunks(command.scserver, context);
// }
// }
/**
* Replace any functions in the command object's values with the result of
* calling the function.
*
* eg. msg: (context) => { ... return ['/s_new', ...]; }
* becomes msg: ['/s_new', ...]
*
* Non-functions are passed through.
*/
export function resolveThunks(command:Object, context:Object, properties:Object) : Object {
return _.mapValues(command, (value) => callIfFn(value, context, properties));
}
/**
* If its a Function then call it with context and properties
*/
function callIfFn(thing, context, properties) {
return _.isFunction(thing) ? thing(context, properties) : thing;
}
|


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I'd like to make a Belmont character for a Castlevania server, and I need a good build that uses a whip and can take out undead easily, specifically ones that can't be killed by Heal.

P.S.: Must be human
Edited By To Nowhere on 04/11/07 04:56
Well, I'd say Paladin. You whip vs undead will do about nada as will soak it, no doubt. It lets you add Divine damage, magic damage, and you can bless your weapon for more action. In a pinch you can even turn undead.
If you want DEX based, I'd try something like 26 Paladin, 4 Fighter, 10 Shadowdancer.
20 Paladin ---- > 4 Fighter ---- > Then split between Shadowdancer and Paladin, ending with 10th SD at 37-39. At 4th Fighter, you should take Weapon Specialization as your normal feat, and Epic Weapon Specialization as your Fighter Bonus feat. You might take 1 Fighter pre-epic to grab an extra feat there, since 23rd and 26th Paladin will get you EP and Armor Skin, and 2nd Fighter will get you EWF. At 39th level take Epic Dodge.
You should end with mediocre unbuffed AB, and in the upper 50s, low 60s buffed. AC will be 65ish with +5 gear and maxed DEX bonus, and higher if you go for Divine Shield (which means you will have to start with 13-14 base STR, cutting into your CHA and DEX scores - I would recommend passing on Divine Shield/Might).
The world is extremely high magic. You can make your own +20 AC armor and shield. No stat bonuses though. Oh, and gotta love onhit sound burst. >_>
Quote: Posted 04/12/07 01:25 (GMT) -- To Nowhere
The world is extremely high magic. You can make your own +20 AC armor and shield. No stat bonuses though. Oh, and gotta love onhit sound burst. >_>
I don't think your build matters overmuch, then. _________________ " -- They give birth astride of a grave, the light gleams an instant, then it's night once more."
- Pozzo in Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
How about a build that gets Epic Dodge as early as possible?
If you want epic dodge, and high damage the best way to go is a rogue/SD type of build, however sneak attack is worth zilch against undead, so you'd have to combine rogue or SD with paladin, blackguard or cleric for the divine might feat (remember you need Power Attack to take those feats, and that limits your STR to a minimum of 13).
I personally like a fighter/rogue/blackguard or bard/rogue/blackguard, but I'll leave it up to you.
Oh and for Epic Dodge you don't need more than 1 rank in the skills it mentions, furthermore "Dodge" is not a required feat even though it's listed as required.
Quote: Posted 04/13/07 02:38 (GMT) -- To Nowhere
How about a build that gets Epic Dodge as early as possible?
You can easily take Epic Dodge at level 21 if you start with 20 DEX, add DEX each time, and take 12+ Rogue levels pre-epic.
If you intend to make an undead killer then make a Ranger with Favored Enemy: Undead and Bane of Enemies, that should work for style and power, only Rangers can specialize against a certain type of enemy, thus, you get an undead/vampire killer.
Edited By Thaxll'ssyllia on 04/14/07 23:39
I like the idea of using Ranger as well for the build. I then immediately thought of Paladin. Did a quick search of builds and saw this one by Mithdradates Click Here It is a few years old now and I havent completely looked it over...but thought it might give you some ideas for your build. It is STR based though.


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Sa'ar formally requests Likud primaries
Rival to Netanyahu in Likud calls for party to to quickly hold primaries to decide on replacing current PM.
by Arutz Sheva StaffMK Gideon Sa'ar (Likud) asked Likud Central Committee Chairman MK Chaim Katz to urgently convene the Likud Central Committee to establish Likud primaries before the end of the 21 days period for MKS to recommend their candidates for prime minister, following his public remarks on the issue.
In his appeal, MK Sa'ar emphasized that "this move could prevent the State from deteriorating into unnecessary third elections, which Prime Minister Netanyahu defined only a few days ago as 'madness'."
Sa'ar claimed that such primaries could be held within two weeks, and mentioned that in 2002 primaries (between then-prime minister Sharon and then-MK Netanyahu) were held within three weeks when the number of members with the right to vote was almost three times greater than today.
Subsequently, Sa'ar stated that he also wanted to talk to the Likud director about promoting the idea "for the good of the movement and the state."
Last Thursday, Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced his intention to formally indict Prime Minister Netanyahu for bribery, fraud, and breach of trust.


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It provides cumulative distribution function (CDF), quantile, p-value, statistical power calculator and random number generator for a collection of group-testing procedures, including the Higher Criticism tests, the one-sided Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests, the one-sided Berk-Jones tests, the one-sided phi-divergence tests, etc. The input are a group of p-values. The null hypothesis is that they are i.i.d. Uniform(0,1). In the context of signal detection, the null hypothesis means no signals. In the context of the goodness-of-fit testing, which contrasts a group of i.i.d. random variables to a given continuous distribution, the input p-values can be obtained by the CDF transformation. The null hypothesis means that these random variables follow the given distribution. For reference, see Hong Zhang, Jiashun Jin and Zheyang Wu. "Distributions and Statistical Power of Optimal Signal-Detection Methods In Finite Cases", submitted.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Published: | 2018-03-22 |
| Author: | Hong Zhang and Zheyang Wu |
| Maintainer: | Hong Zhang <hzhang at wpi.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | SetTest results |
| Reference manual: | SetTest.pdf |
| Package source: | SetTest_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SetTest_0.2.0.zip, r-release: SetTest_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: SetTest_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SetTest_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SetTest_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | SetTest archive |
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Runs candle or light from the Wix toolset - or both of them in sequence.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| source | The single source file to process. | Either this or at least one nested <sources> set. |
| target | The expected target file. | Yes, unless you run candle without light. |
| mode | Which part of the toolset to run, one of "candle", "light" or "both". | No, default is "both". |
| vm | Same as dotnetexec's vm attribute. Specify the framework to use. | No. |
| wixHome | Installation directory of WiX. | No - Ant will assume WiX is on your PATH otherwise. |
| wixobjDestDir | Directory that shall hold the .wixobj files generated by candle. | No - Ant will candle have its way and use the current working directory if omitted. |
Specify source files that shall be passed on the command line. This is a fileset.
Specify source files that shall not be passed on the command line. This is a fileset.
Typically this would list include files when running candle or the files that become part of the MSI file when running light.
The files in this set are only used for timestamp comparisons. If neither these files nor the given "normal" sources are newer than the expected target, the task won't do anything.
Specifies preprocessor parameters for candle
candleParameters
has two required attributes.
name and value that specify name and value of a parameter.
Create product.wixobj
from product.wxs
:
<wix mode="candle" source="product.wxs"/>
The same but using a nested sources element:
<wix mode="candle"> <sources dir="."> <include name="product.wxs"/> </sources> </wix>
Create product.msi
from product.wixobj
:
<wix mode="light" source="product.wixobj" target="product.msi"/>
Combine the examples into a single step:
<wix source="product.wxs" target="product.msi"/>
Note that the task wouldn't do anything if
product.wxs
was older than
product.wixobj
and product.wixobj
was
older than product.msi
.
Compile multiple .wxs
files at once:
<wix mode="candle"> <sources dir="."> <include name="*.wxs"/> </sources> </wix>
Compile multiple .wxs
files at once, specify some
include files in addition to that:
<wix mode="candle"> <sources dir="."> <include name="*.wxs"/> </sources> <moresources dir="."> <include name="*.wxi"/> </moresources> </wix>
Link multiple .wixobj
files at once:
<wix mode="light" target="product.msi"> <sources dir="."> <include name="*.wixobj"/> </sources> </wix>
Link multiple .wixobj
files at once and specify
that the files in directory "source" will become part of
the package:
<wix mode="light" target="product.msi"> <sources dir="."> <include name="*.wixobj"/> </sources> <moresources dir="source"/> </wix>
Combine multiple .wxs
files and include files
into a single package and specify that the package will contain
files from the source directory:
<wix target="product.msi"> <sources dir="."> <include name="*.wxs"/> </sources> <moresources dir="."> <include name="*.wxi"/> </moresources> <moresources dir="source"/> </wix>
Again, if the intermediate .wixobj
files are newer
that the corresponding .wxs
files (and all include
files) the candle step will be skipped. If
product.msi
is newer than all files, the task won't
do anything.


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Lil YatchyLilYatchy |YoungBoy | Juice Wrld | Beyonce | liluzivert | TravisScott | |
Miles Parks McCollum (born August 23, 1997), known professionally as Lil Yachty, is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter. Yachty first gained recognition in August 2015 for his singles "One Night" and "Minnesota" from his debut EP Summer Songs.[3][4][5][6] He released his debut mixtape Lil Boat in March 2016. On June 10, 2016, Yachty announced that he had signed a joint venture record deal with Quality Control Music, Capitol Records, and Motown Records.[7] His mixtapes Lil Boat and Summer Songs 2 were released in 2016 and his debut studio album, Teenage Emotions in 2017. His second studio album, Lil Boat 2, was released on March 9, 2018. His third studio album, Nuthin' 2 Prove, was released on October 19, 2018. His fourth studio album, Lil Boat 3, was released on May 29, 2020.[8] Yachty first came to prominence in December 2015 when the SoundCloud version of his song "One Night" was used in a viral comedy video.[1] In February 2016, Yachty debuted as a model in Kanye West's Yeezy Season 3 fashion line at Madison Square Garden.[12] Yachty's debut mixtape Lil Boat was released in March 2016.[13] In April 2016, Yachty collaborated with DRAM on the hit song "Broccoli", which peaked at number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100.[1] He featured on Chance the Rapper's Coloring Book mixtape, released in May 2016.[10] On June 10, 2016 he announced he had signed a joint venture record deal with Quality Control Music, Capitol Records, and Motown Records.[7][14] Yachty released his second mixtape Summer Songs 2 in July 2016.[15] In December 2016, he was featured on the hip hop single "iSpy" by Kyle.[16] He was featured in Tee Grizzley's single "From the D to the A", released in March 2017.[17] On May 26, 2017, Lil Yachty released his debut studio album, Teenage Emotions. It features guest appearances from Migos, Diplo, Evander Griiim, Grace, Stefflon Don and YG, among others.[18][19] Three promotional singles were released to coincide with the album. The first promotional single, "Harley", produced by K Swisha, was released on April 14, 2017.[20][21] The second promotional single, "Bring It Back", produced by Free School, was released on May 4, 2017.[22][23] The third promotional single, "X Men", produced by 30 Roc and Tillie and featuring a guest appearance from American rapper Evander Griiim, was released on May 18, 2017.[24][25] He featured in a remix of "With My Team" by Creek Boyz, released December 15, 2017.[26] |


Index
A C E G H J M R W
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
All Classes All Packages
A
- addRule(JWildcardRule) - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
-
Add a rule to the existing rules
- addRules(Collection<JWildcardRule>) - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
-
Add a set of rules to the existing rules
C
- com.yevdo.jwildcard - package com.yevdo.jwildcard
E
- equals(Object) - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
G
- getRules() - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
- getSource() - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
- getTarget() - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
H
- hashCode() - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
J
- JWildcard - Class in com.yevdo.jwildcard
- JWildcardRule - Class in com.yevdo.jwildcard
- JWildcardRule(String) - Constructor for class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
-
JWildcardRule - represents wildcard rule model
- JWildcardRule(String, String) - Constructor for class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRule
-
JWildcardRule - represents wildcard rule model
- JWildcardRules - Class in com.yevdo.jwildcard
- JWildcardRules() - Constructor for class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
-
JWildcardRules represents a set of rules to use while converting wildcard to regex string
- JWildcardRules(Set<JWildcardRule>) - Constructor for class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
-
JWildcardRules represents a set of rules to use while converting wildcard to regex string
M
- matches(String, String) - Static method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcard
-
Will automatically convert wildcard to regex using the default set of rules, and strict flag set to true, and then run matcher on text
R
- removeRule(JWildcardRule) - Method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcardRules
-
Removes the specified element from this set if it is present
W
- wildcardToRegex(String) - Static method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcard
-
Converts wildcard to regex using default set of rules and strict flag set to true
- wildcardToRegex(String, boolean) - Static method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcard
-
Converts wildcard to regex using default set of rules
- wildcardToRegex(String, JWildcardRules, boolean) - Static method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcard
-
Converts wildcard to regex using rules
- wildcardToSqlPattern(String) - Static method in class com.yevdo.jwildcard.JWildcard
-
Converts wildcard to sql pattern using default set of rules
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@Transactional(propagation=SUPPORTS,
readOnly=true)
public interface ReferenceSetService
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
delete(T2Reference reference) |
void |
deleteReferenceSetsForWorkflowRun(String workflowRunId)
Delete all
ReferenceSet S used by the specific workflow run. |
ReferenceSet |
getReferenceSet(T2Reference id)
Get a previously registered
ReferenceSet by T2Reference . |
void |
getReferenceSetAsynch(T2Reference id,
ReferenceSetServiceCallback callback)
Functionality the same as
getReferenceSet but in asynchronous mode, returning immediately and
using the supplied callback to communicate its results. |
ReferenceSet |
getReferenceSetWithAugmentation(T2Reference id,
Set<Class<ExternalReferenceSPI>> ensureTypes,
ReferenceContext context)
Functionality the same as
getReferenceSet but with the additional option to specify a set of
ExternalReferenceSPI classes. |
void |
getReferenceSetWithAugmentationAsynch(T2Reference id,
Set<Class<ExternalReferenceSPI>> ensureTypes,
ReferenceContext context,
ReferenceSetServiceCallback callback)
Functionality as
getReferenceSetWithAugmentation but with the addition of a callback
interface to report the result or failure of the method. |
ReferenceSet |
registerReferenceSet(Set<ExternalReferenceSPI> references,
ReferenceContext context)
Register a set of
ExternalReferenceSPI instances, all of which
should point to byte equivalent data, and return the newly created
ReferenceSet . |
@Transactional(propagation=REQUIRED, readOnly=false) ReferenceSet registerReferenceSet(Set<ExternalReferenceSPI> references, ReferenceContext context) throws ReferenceSetServiceException
ExternalReferenceSPI
instances, all of which
should point to byte equivalent data, and return the newly created
ReferenceSet
. This method blocks on the underlying store, but
guarantees that the returned value has been persisted.
The created references will be related with a workflow run id passed through ReferenceContext so we can track all data referenced by a specific run.
references
- a set of ExternalReferenceSPI
implementations to
register as a ReferenceSet
ReferenceSet
ReferenceSetServiceException
ReferenceSet getReferenceSet(T2Reference id) throws ReferenceSetServiceException
ReferenceSet
by T2Reference
.
Note that this method blocks and may take some time to return in the case
of distributed reference managers; if this is likely to be an issue then
you should use the asynchronous form
getReferenceSetAsynch
instead of this method.id
- a T2Reference
identifying a ReferenceSet
to
retrieveReferenceSet
ReferenceSetServiceException
void getReferenceSetAsynch(T2Reference id, ReferenceSetServiceCallback callback) throws ReferenceSetServiceException
getReferenceSet
but in asynchronous mode, returning immediately and
using the supplied callback to communicate its results.id
- a T2Reference
identifying a ReferenceSet
to
retrievecallback
- a ReferenceSetServiceCallback
used to convey the
results of the asynchronous callReferenceSetServiceException
- if the reference set service is not correctly configured.
Exceptions encountered when performing the asynchronous call
are not returned here, for obvious reasons, and are instead
messaged through the callback interface.@Transactional(propagation=REQUIRED, readOnly=false) ReferenceSet getReferenceSetWithAugmentation(T2Reference id, Set<Class<ExternalReferenceSPI>> ensureTypes, ReferenceContext context) throws ReferenceSetServiceException
getReferenceSet
but with the additional option to specify a set of
ExternalReferenceSPI
classes. The reference set manager will
attempt to ensure that the returned ReferenceSet
contains an
instance of at least one of the specified classes. This method blocks,
and may potentially incur both the remote lookup overhead of the simpler
version of this call and any translation logic. It is strongly
recommended that you do not use this version of the call and instead use
the asynchronous form
getReferenceSetWithAugmentationAsynch
instead.
If the translation logic cannot provide at least one of the required
types this call will fail, even if the ReferenceSet
requested is
otherwise available.
id
- a T2Reference
identifying a ReferenceSet
to
retrieveensureTypes
- a set of ExternalReferenceSPI
classes. The framework
will attempt to ensure there is an instance of at least one of
these classes in the returned ReferenceSet
context
- if translation of references is required the translation
infrastructure will need information in this
ReferenceContext
parameter.
If null the implementation should insert a new empty context and proceed.
ReferenceSet
ReferenceSetServiceException
@Transactional(propagation=REQUIRED, readOnly=false) void getReferenceSetWithAugmentationAsynch(T2Reference id, Set<Class<ExternalReferenceSPI>> ensureTypes, ReferenceContext context, ReferenceSetServiceCallback callback) throws ReferenceSetServiceException
getReferenceSetWithAugmentation
but with the addition of a callback
interface to report the result or failure of the method.id
- a T2Reference
identifying a ReferenceSet
to
retrieveensureTypes
- a set of ExternalReferenceSPI
classes. The framework
will attempt to ensure there is an instance of at least one of
these classes in the returned ReferenceSet
context
- if translation of references is required the translation
infrastructure will need information in this
ReferenceContext
parameter.
If null the implementation should insert a new empty context and proceed.
callback
- a ReferenceSetServiceCallback
used to convey the
results of the asynchronous call *ReferenceSetServiceException
- if the reference set service is not correctly configured.
Exceptions encountered when performing the asynchronous call
are not returned here, for obvious reasons, and are instead
messaged through the callback interface.@Transactional(propagation=SUPPORTS, readOnly=false) boolean delete(T2Reference reference) throws ReferenceServiceException
ReferenceServiceException
@Transactional(propagation=SUPPORTS, readOnly=false) void deleteReferenceSetsForWorkflowRun(String workflowRunId) throws ReferenceServiceException
ReferenceSet
S used by the specific workflow run.ReferenceServiceException
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Dependencies
bower install ax5ui-dialog
bower is web front-end package manager.
using the bower
, when you install the plug-in is installed to resolve the plug-in dependencies under the bower_components
folder.
(You can change the folder location. .bowerrc )
It is recommended that you install by using the bower
.
If you've never used a bower is, you will be able to be used for http://bower.io/#install-bower.
If you do not use the bower, it can be downloaded by using the npm as second best. In npm, so pile on the package manager for the front end, you need to solve the problem of plug-in dependencies.
npm install jquery
npm install ax5core
npm install ax5ui-dialog
After you download the file in npm install, you will need to copy to the location where you want to use as a resource for the project.
If the inconvenience in the process that you want to copy the file and can be easily copied by using a gulp
or grunt
.
Location of the folder can be determined freely in your project. But be careful not to accidentally caused exactly the path.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5ui-dialog/master/dist/ax5dialog.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.3.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5core/master/dist/ax5core.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5ui-dialog/master/dist/ax5dialog.min.js"></script>
CDN urls It is CDN url of ax5ui-select. ax5ui offers the CDN services through the rawgit.
https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5ui-dialog/master/dist/ax5dialog.css
https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5ui-dialog/master/dist/ax5dialog.js
https://cdn.rawgit.com/ax5ui/ax5ui-dialog/master/dist/ax5dialog.min.js
var myDialog = new ax5.ui.dialog({
title: '<i class="axi axi-ion-alert"></i> Default alert',
onStateChanged: function(){
}
});
$('#btn').click(function () {
myDialog.alert({
msg: 'Alert message'
}, function () {
console.log(this);
});
});
If you have any questions, please refer to the following gitHub
"ax5core" source code is being released on Github. When you click the link to move to Github repository. Feel the joy of contributing to open source. We are always waiting for your action.
'AX5UI' can be used with Bootstrap theme. The development of the distribution of the various UI plug-in. When you click the link to move to AX5UI index page.


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Features of the FreeRADIUS AAA Server
The FreeRADIUS server has a number of features which are commonly found in RADIUS servers, and additional features which are not found in any other free software server. Rather than doing a feature by feature comparison, we will simply list some of the features of the server, and let you decide if they satisfy your needs.
Cross-platform issues and source code
The FreeRADIUS server has been compiled and tested to run on the following platforms:
- Linux (all versions)
- FreeBSD
- NetBSD
- Solaris
- MAC OSX
The server currently has support for the following platforms, but has not been fully tested on them.
- HP/UX
- AIX
- MINGW32, CygWin (Unix-style environment under Windows NT.)
- SFU (or Interix, for Windows XP)
Unlike commercial servers, a large number of CPU and OS architectures are have been verified to work, and are "supported" via the users list. The drawback of supporting so many variations of systems is that the steps required to install the server can often be more than just "install a package". We suggest that you look to your OS vendor for a FreeRADIUS package for your system first, and if one was not found, then build the server from source.
Support for RFC and VSA Attributes
The server comes with complete support for RFC 2865 and RFC 2866 attributes, along with a Vendor-Specific Attributes for over fifty vendors, including Ascend, Microsoft, Shiva, USR/3Com, Cisco, Livingston, Versanet, Acc/Newbridge, and many, many, more.
Additional server configuration attributes
In addition to the RFC and VSA attributes defined above, the FreeRADIUS server has a number of server configuration attributes. These attributes allow you to control almost any aspect of an incoming RADIUS request. You can use these attributes to:
- Append attributes to the request
- Re-write any attribute of the request
- Proxy or replicate the request to another RADIUS server, based on any criteria, not just '@realm'.
- Choose an authentication method to use for this user.
- Administer users by groups
- Implement time of day access restrictions
- Execute a local program
- Limit the number of simultaneous logins by the user
All of the server configuration attributes can be used on either authentication or accounting RADIUS requests. Most servers limit this sort of configurability to authentication requests only.
Selecting a particular configuration
It is often difficult to allow a users request to match a particular configuration which should be used to reply to the user. The FreeRADIUS server provides a wide range of methods to select configurations.
The server can select a configuration based on any of the following criteria:
- Attributes which have a given value
- Attributes which do not have a given value
- Attributes which are in the request (independent of their value)
- Attributes which are not in the request
- String attributes which match a regular expression
- Integer attributes which match a range (e.g. <, >, <=, >=)
- Source IP address of the request. This can be different than the NAS-IP-Address attribute
- Group of NAS boxes. (These may be grouped based on Source IP address, NAS-IP-Address, or any other configuration)
- User-Name
- a DEFAULT configuration
- multiple DEFAULT configurations
Authorization methods
The following authorization types are some of the methods which are supported by the server
- Local files
- Local DB/DBM database
- LDAP
- A locally executed program. (like a CGI program.)
- Perl program
- Python program
- MySQL DB
- PostgreSQL DB
- Oracle SQL DB
- any IODBC SQL DB
- IBM's DB2
Authentication methods
The following authentication types are some of the methods which are supported by the server
- Clear-text password in local configuration file (PAP)
- Encrypted password in local configuration file
- CHAP
- MS-CHAP
- MS-CHAPv2
- authentication to a Windows Domain Controller (via ntlm_auth and winbindd)
- Proxy to another RADIUS server
- System authentication. (usually through
/etc/passwd
) - PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules)
- LDAP (PAP only)
- PAM (PAP only)
- CRAM
- Perl program
- Python program
- SIP Digest (Cisco VOIP boxes)
- A locally executed program. (like a CGI program.)
- Netscape-MTA-MD5 encrypted passwords
- Kerberos authentication
- X9.9 authentication token (e.g. CRYPTOCard)
- EAP, with embedded authentication methods
- EAP-MD5,
- Cisco LEAP,
- EAP-MSCHAP-V2 (as implemented by Microsoft),
- EAP-GTC,
- EAP-SIM,
- EAP-TLS,
- EAP-TTLS, with any authentication protocol inside of the TLS tunnel,
- EAP-PEAP, with tunneled EAP
Accounting methods
The following accounting logging methods are supported by the server
- Local 'detail' files
- Local 'wtmp' and 'utmp' files
- Proxy to another RADIUS server
- Replicate to one or more RADIUS servers
- SQL (Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Sybase, IODBC, etc)
Dialup Admin Web Administration Interface
The server includes dialup_admin, a PHP4 based web
administration interface for the server.
Dialup Admin
supports:
- Users in LDAP database
- Users and Groups in SQL database (MySQL or PostgreSQL)
- Create, test, delete, change personal information, check accounting and change dialup settings for a user
- Accounting Report Generator
- Bad Users facility to keep a record of users creating problems
- Online finger facility
- Test radius server
- Online Usage Statistics
Scripting Languages
FreeRADIUS contains plug-in modules which support Perl, and Python. These languages allow scripts to modify RADIUS requests and responses in a very efficient and simple manner.
RFC Compliance
FreeRADIUS strives to be conformant to relevant RFCs.
Supported RFC's
- RFC 2865 Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS) (obsoletes RFC 2138 and RFC 2058 )
- RFC 2866 RADIUS Accounting (obsoletes RFC 2139 and RFC 2059 )
- RFC 2869 RADIUS Extensions
- RFC 2619 RADIUS Authentication Server MIB
- RFC 2621 RADIUS Accounting Server MIB
- RFC 1227 SNMP MUX Protocol and MIB
- RFC 2868 RADIUS Attributes for Tunnel Protocol Support
- RFC 2867 RADIUS Accounting Modifications for Tunnel Protocol Support


InteractionManager Class
The interaction manager deals with mouse and touch events. Any DisplayObject can be interactive if its interactive parameter is set to true This manager also supports multitouch.
Constructor
Item Index
Methods
Methods
collectInteractiveSprite
-
displayObject
-
iParent
Collects an interactive sprite recursively to have their interactions managed
Parameters:
-
displayObject
DisplayObjectthe displayObject to collect
-
iParent
DisplayObjectthe display object's parent
hitTest
-
item
-
interactionData
Tests if the current mouse coordinates hit a sprite
Parameters:
-
item
DisplayObjectThe displayObject to test for a hit
-
interactionData
InteractionDataThe interactionData object to update in the case there is a hit
onMouseDown
-
event
Is called when the mouse button is pressed down on the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a mouse button being pressed down
onMouseMove
-
event
Is called when the mouse moves across the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of the mouse moving
onMouseOut
-
event
Is called when the mouse button is moved out of the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a mouse button being moved out
onMouseUp
-
event
Is called when the mouse button is released on the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a mouse button being released
onTouchEnd
-
event
Is called when a touch is ended on the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a touch ending on the renderer view
onTouchMove
-
event
Is called when a touch is moved across the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a touch moving across the renderer view
onTouchStart
-
event
Is called when a touch is started on the renderer element
Parameters:
-
event
EventThe DOM event of a touch starting on the renderer view
setTarget
-
target
Sets the target for event delegation
Parameters:
-
target
WebGLRenderer | CanvasRendererthe renderer to bind events to
setTargetDomElement
-
domElement
Sets the DOM element which will receive mouse/touch events. This is useful for when you have other DOM elements on top of the renderers Canvas element. With this you'll be able to delegate another DOM element to receive those events
Parameters:
-
domElement
DOMElementthe DOM element which will receive mouse and touch events
update
()
private
updates the state of interactive objects
Properties
currentCursorStyle
String
The css style of the cursor that is being used
interactionDOMElement
HTMLCanvasElement
private
Our canvas
interactiveItems
Array
private
An array containing all the iterative items from the our interactive tree
mouseOut
Boolean
Is set to true when the mouse is moved out of the canvas
mouseoverEnabled
Boolean
pool
Array
tiny little interactiveData pool !
touchs
Object
an object that stores current touches (InteractionData) by id reference


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Response
class Response implements Response (View source)
Traits
Properties
| static protected array | $extensions | from Extendable | |
| protected string | $body | ||
| protected array | $headers | ||
| protected array | $metadata | ||
| protected Request | $request |
Methods
Has this class been extended with a given method?
Add a method to the class.
Execute a static call with the correct class scope.
Execute a static call with the correct class scope.
Magic Method for dynamic method names.
Magic Method for dynamic names of static methods.
Get the HTTP Response Code.
Execute a callback if statusCode is 5xx.
Execute a callback if statusCode is 4xx.
Execute a callback if statusCode is 3xx.
Execute a callback if status code is 2xx.
Execute a callback if status code is 4xx or 5xx.
Execute a callback if status code is 3xx.
Execute a callback if status code indicates a success.
Execute a callback if status code === $statusCode.
Ensure that status code is in a given range.
Ensure that the status code is in a given et of codes.
Ensure that the status code equals $validCode.
Ensure that the content type is application/json.
Ensure that the response has a given content type.
Ensure that the status code is in the range [200.
Assert whether the response is redirecting to a given URI.
Asserts that the response contains the given header and equals the optional value.
Assert that the given string is contained within the response.
Cast to string.
Return the status line of the response.
Get the (raw) metadata.
Get the request that produced this response.
Get the http reason phrase.
Get the contents of the Content-Type header.
Get the content type, but remove anything after the first semi-colon.
Get the headers.
Get the contents of a given header.
Is this a json response.
Is this an xml response.
Is the response text/plain.
Is this a text response.
Is this an url-encoded response.
Does the response have a given content type.
Get the response body.
Get the parsed body of the response.
Parse the body as json and return it as a PHP value.
Parse the body as xml and return it as a SimpleXmlElement.
Parse the response as url-encoded and return the parsed array.
Get the entire response, including headers, as a string.
Render headers in to a well-formatted string.
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in Extendable at line 33
static bool
hasExtension(string $methodName)
Has this class been extended with a given method?
in Extendable at line 46
static $this
extend(string $methodName, callable $callable)
Add a method to the class.
in Extendable at line 58
static $this
mixin(object $object)
Mix in all the public methods of an object.
in Extendable at line 79
mixed
execDynamicCallable(callable $callable, array $args)
Execute a static call with the correct class scope.
in Extendable at line 96
static mixed
execStaticCallable(callable $callable, array $args)
Execute a static call with the correct class scope.
in Extendable at line 113
mixed
__call(string $methodName, array $args)
Magic Method for dynamic method names.
in Extendable at line 134
static mixed
__callStatic(string $methodName, array $args)
Magic Method for dynamic names of static methods.
at line 125
string
statusCode()
Get the HTTP Response Code.
in HasStatusHelpers at line 82
bool
isRedirect()
Is this request a redirect? (i.e. a 3xx status code).
in HasStatusHelpers at line 72
bool
isSuccess()
Is this request a success? (i.e. a 2xx status code).
in HasStatusHelpers at line 92
bool
isError()
Is this request a failure? (i.e. a 4xx or 5xx status code).
in HasStatusHelpers at line 22
bool
is2xx()
Is the status code 2xx ?
in HasStatusHelpers at line 34
bool
is3xx()
Is the status code 3xx ?
in HasStatusHelpers at line 46
bool
is4xx()
Is the status code 3xx ?
in HasStatusHelpers at line 58
bool
is5xx()
Is the status code 5xx ?
in HasCallbacks at line 41
mixed
transform(callable $callback)
Transform this response into something else.
in HasCallbacks at line 56
Response
apply(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback.
in HasCallbacks at line 72
Response
on5xx(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if statusCode is 5xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 89
Response
on4xx(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if statusCode is 4xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 106
Response
on3xx(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if statusCode is 3xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 123
Response
on2xx(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if status code is 2xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 142
Response
onError(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if status code is 4xx or 5xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 161
Response
onRedirect(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if status code is 3xx.
in HasCallbacks at line 180
Response
onSuccess(callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if status code indicates a success.
in HasCallbacks at line 198
Response
onStatusCode(int $statusCode, callable $callback, mixed $result = null)
Execute a callback if status code === $statusCode.
protected $this
ensure(bool $success, ResponseException $exception)
Throw a ResponseException if $success is false.
$this
ensureStatusInRange(int $min, int $max)
Ensure that status code is in a given range.
$this
ensureStatusIn(array $validCodes)
Ensure that the status code is in a given et of codes.
$this
ensureStatus(int $validCode)
Ensure that the status code equals $validCode.
$this
ensure2xx()
Ensure that the status code is in the range [200.
..299].
$this
ensure200()
Ensure that the status code is 200.
$this
ensure201()
Ensure that the status code is 201.
$this
ensure204()
Ensure that the status code is 204.
$this
ensure301()
Ensure that the status code is 301.
$this
ensure302()
Ensure that the status code is 302.
$this
ensureJson(array|object $data = [], bool $strict = true)
Ensure that the content type is application/json.
$this
ensureXml()
Ensure that the content type is application/xml.
$this
ensureContentType(string|strings[] $contentType)
Ensure that the response has a given content type.
$this
ensureSuccess()
Ensure that the status code is in the range [200.
..299].
$this
ensureRedirect(string $url = null)
Assert whether the response is redirecting to a given URI.
$this
ensureHasHeader(string $headerName, mixed $expectedValue = null)
Asserts that the response contains the given header and equals the optional value.
$this
ensureContains(string $value)
Assert that the given string is contained within the response.
in HasCompleteDebugInfo at line 25
array
instanceVariables()
Public accessor for all instance variables.
in HasCompleteDebugInfo at line 35
array
__debugInfo()
Return debug info for var_dump, et al.
at line 55
__construct(string $body, array $headers, array $metadata, Request $request)
Constructor.
at line 76
string
__toString()
Cast to string.
at line 88
string[]
parseStatusLine()
Return the status line of the response.
at line 105
array
metadata()
Get the (raw) metadata.
at line 115
RequestContract
request()
Get the request that produced this response.
at line 135
string
reasonPhrase()
Get the http reason phrase.
at line 145
string|null
contentType()
Get the contents of the Content-Type header.
at line 155
string|null
contentTypeWithoutCharset()
Get the content type, but remove anything after the first semi-colon.
at line 165
string[]
headers()
Get the headers.
at line 177
string|null
header(string $headerName)
Get the contents of a given header.
at line 187
bool
isJson()
Is this a json response.
at line 197
bool
isXml()
Is this an xml response.
at line 210
bool
isPlainText()
Is the response text/plain.
at line 222
bool
isText()
Is this a text response.
Is the mime type text/*
at line 232
bool
isUrlEncoded()
Is this an url-encoded response.
at line 244
bool
hasContentType(string|string[] $contentType)
Does the response have a given content type.
at line 273
string
body()
Get the response body.
at line 289
mixed
decoded()
Get the parsed body of the response.
If the content type is json, a json object is returned (not an array!)
at line 311
mixed
jsonDecoded()
Parse the body as json and return it as a PHP value.
at line 327
SimpleXmlElement
xmlDecoded()
Parse the body as xml and return it as a SimpleXmlElement.
at line 343
array
urlDecoded()
Parse the response as url-encoded and return the parsed array.
at line 355
string
render()
Get the entire response, including headers, as a string.
at line 365
protected
renderHeaders()
Render headers in to a well-formatted string.


Most programmers can work quite well within the document space regardless of how coordinates will correspond to device coordinates. However, some programmers might need to know about the device coordinates as well. The system provides clever algorithms for going from document to device space for all programmers, as well as routines to get device coordinate information from the device driver.
Consider a device whose pixels are exactly 1/72nd of an inch, such that no scaling is required to map document units to device units. The relationship of the coordinate systems is illustrated below. Note that a pixel falls between each pair of document units. This is a further demonstration of the concept that document coordinates specify a location in the document coordinate space, not a pixel.
Next consider a device that has a resolution of 108 dpi, which is 1.5 times greater than our default 72 dpi. That is, there are 1.5x1.5 pixels on the device for each square document unit. The basic problem here is that the coordinates that are specified in document space map to non-integer pixels in device space. The graphics system would like the pixels to be half-filled along two edges of the rectangle (see the figure below). Unfortunately, a pixel must be either filled or empty, so the system needs a set of rules to follow in this situation. These rules are
These rules might seem a little odd: Why not just fill all the pixels that would be touched by the area? One of the problems with this approach is that areas that did not overlap in the document space would overlap on the device. Or more specifically, they would overlap only on some devices (depending on the resolution), which is even worse. The rules have the property that adjoining areas in document space will not overlap in any device space.
Our next set of potential problems comes with lines. Lines can be very thin and thus might be invisible on some low-resolution devices. If the graphics system used the rules for filled objects then some thin lines would be only partially drawn on low resolution devices. GEOS uses Bresenham's algorithm for drawing straight thin lines, ensuring that a continuous group of pixels will be turned on for a line (see the figure below). This continuity is insured due to the behavior of the algorithm:
Since ellipses and Bézier curves are drawn as polylines, Bresenham's algorithm will work with them.
GrTransform(), GrUntransform(), GrTransformWWFixed(), GrUntransformWWFixed()
Given a coordinate pair, at times it's convenient to know the corresponding device coordinates. Sometimes the reverse is true. Use these functions to convert a coordinate pair to device coordinates or vice versa.
GrTransform()
takes a coordinate pair and returns device coordinates.
GrUntransform()
does the reverse. If you want to be able to get a more exact value for these coordinates you can use
GrTransformWWFixed()
and
GrUntransformWWFixed()
. These return fixed point values so you can do other math on them before rounding off to get a whole number that the graphics system can use.
To transform points through an arbitrary transformation instead of to device coordinates, use the
GrTransformByMatrix()
or
GrUntransformByMatrix()
routines, described previously.


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Recent trends are popularizing the term elsewhere in the United States. Popular entertainer, Broadway star and Hollywood actress Bette Midler, born in Honolulu, uses the greeting frequently in national appearances.
- Arguably the most famous historical Hawaiian song, "Aloha ʻOe" was written by the last queen of Hawaii, Liliʻuokalani.
- The term inspired the name of the ALOHA Protocol introduced in the 1970s by the University of Hawaii.
- In Hawaii someone can be said to have or show aloha in the way they treat others; whether family, friend, neighbor or stranger.


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Feminist Folktales
I was inspired by the lyrics of the song Eve's Mouth by Alix Olson whom's words brought vivid imagery to my mind. Pencil sketch, digitalized and colored in Illustrator, then remastered in Figma.
No, unfortunately, Alix Olson is not affiliated to this project. 🤷
Little Red Riding Hood was walking down the trail She was carrying the goodies Thought "They'll go stale" So, she ate 'em all up and that was that Then, she threw them all up, fear of getting fat Cause even Red Riding Hood reads magazines The ones prescribing diets for pre-teens


GORDON: Is this the one, Mother? The deadbeat you mentioned?
TULLY: (choking) Wait a minute, hold on! You have to listen to me!
ABIGAIL: We do, Mr. Alford? And why?
TULLY: Please... Just hear me out...
GORDON: Mother... your call.
ABIGAIL: (to Tully) Gordon and I enjoy a very... special relationship. I'm wild about him.
GORDON: (infatuated) She's a pip.
ABIGAIL: Refreshing, no? (after a beat) Down, Gordon.
GORDON: Mother...
ABIGAIL: (sternly) Gordon.
TULLY: Gordon!
ABIGAIL: And how is your wife, Mr. Alford? I've heard so much about her. Still charming? Still spending?
TULLY: I don't have the money to repay you... I've tried everything...
ABIGAIL: We've lent you a considerable sum. Many thousands of dollars. Payment due.
TULLY: Soon, I promise.
ABIGAIL: Oh, Gordon - I want to believe him...
GORDON: So do I...
ABIGAIL: He's so terribly trusting.
GORDON: She's a saint.
ABIGAIL: Silly boy... make me proud.