Controller’s responsibility should be to communicate between services and the view. Its main concern should be view-model logic.
Aim to make your controllers skinny, as well as the rest of your application, by separating out view logic and business logic into controllers and services, respectively, and by taking advantage of routes and resolves.
Only Wrap the Service functions that you really need.
Link the DataStores from the Services directly, to emulate two way Binding.

{{goat.name}}

<input type="text" name="GoatName" ng-model="goats.goat.name" />
<button class="btn btn-default" ng-click="goats.saveGoat()">Add Goat</button>
Don't use scope - $scope that can bloat your controller
'use strict';
angular.module('angularCodestyleApp')
.controller('GoatsCtrl', ['$state', 'GoatsService', 'goats',
function($state, goatsService, goats) {
var self = this; // using self helps to refer to controller object variables while being in methods
self.goats = goats.data; // this is the promises from the stateProvider, it get resolved once the state is activated
self.goat = {};
// this function is just a wrapper for the Service,
// once the Goat is saved, the state is being switched to
// the state "goats".
self.saveGoat = function() {
goatsService.saveGoat(self.goat);
self.goat = {};
};
return self; // instead of the $scope you return the controller
}
]);
Using resolve in UI-router($stateProvider) is powerful, because it allows you to provide your controller with data before it gets loaded
$stateProvider.state('frontend.controller', {
url: '/controller',
templateUrl: 'views/frontend.controller.html',
controller: 'GoatsCtrl', // Referring to the controller
controllerAs: 'goats', // Binding the controller to a specific variable
// Promises that will be resolved before the State is changed
resolve: {
// load all the available goats form the GoatsService
goats: ['GoatsService',
function(GoatsService) {
return GoatsService.getGoats();
}
],
// This a the Service that generates the Breadcrumbs for this Tutorial.
addBreadCrumb: function(BreadCrumbService) {
BreadCrumbService.add('frontend.main', 'Frontend');
BreadCrumbService.add('frontend.controller', 'Controller');
},
addReferences: function(ReferencesService) {
ReferencesService.add('https://scotch.io/tutorials/making-skinny-angularjs-controllers', 'https://scotch.io/tutorials/making-skinny-angularjs-controllers', 'Scotch.io');
}
},
})


Normani Named First Ever Ambassador for Savage X Fenty
Normani is now the official face for Rihanna‘s fashion brand, Savage X Fenty!
The 23-year-old “Motivation” singer chatted with Vogue about her new role with the fashion label.
“I was very excited and really honored, especially that the ask came from Rihanna herself,” Normani shared. “I know that this is her passion project, something she genuinely and wholeheartedly believes in and cares about, and the fact that she wanted me to be a part of that meant a lot to me.”
She continues, “She is somebody I’ve looked up to for a very, very long time. She’s had so much influence on me in terms of pop culture and as a woman, but also in terms of how she’s able to do things gracefully while being cutting edge, being bold, pushing the needle, and changing the narrative.”
“I think that being a part of Savage X Fenty is an amazing opportunity for me to show women that I’m also here for them too. I love how inclusive the brand is,” Normani adds. “Being a part of the show and being able to have the opportunity to dance and do what I love was so powerful. It was great to be among so many amazing human beings who deserve to be celebrated because they’re all beautiful—all shapes, all sizes. The show represented everybody.”
You can see the first image from her upcoming campaign on Normani‘s Instagram now!


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Tutorial video:
Click here to download a copy of the world!
Materials list
29 Stacks and 48 (1904) solid blocks
2 Stacks and 48 (176) Slabs
54 Jack o' lanterns of other light block (Glowstone, sea lantern etc)
18 Blocks of snow
18 Torches
15 Rails
10 Powered rails
10 Magma blocks
9 Pumpkins
8 Levers
1 hopper minecart
Neccasary materials for your storage
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Pairing: What was it like to pair with others to solve challenges? Pairing sessions are great because they introduce me to other students who are driven, curious, and motivated. While it's fun to meet new people, pairing is different than working by myself because I have to be considerate, communicate my thoughts, and work as a team. The sessions that I had, so far, went well for the most part. I am an experimenter by nature so I work really well with someone who likes to engage in trial-and-error process to solve challenges. Was something particularly fun or rewarding? I really enjoyed talking to my fellow boots about our current phase 0 experience and what is to come. I think we are all nervous as many of us are quitting our jobs for this program, and knowing that there are others who are taking a leap makes me feel better and lets me know I am not alone. As for the challenges, it is most rewarding when we get through them with both of our ideas put together and both of us are carrying about equal weight. Was something frustrating and difficult for you? The GPSs have not always been smooth. I try to get through the challenges quickly because the instructor is with us for only an hour and he or she could provide valuable input during the more challenging releases, which naturally come later. When I am paired with another experimenter, things can go smooth, and we plow through the challenges. However, when I encounter a pair who is thinking silently and is not typing anything (i.e. experimenting) as the driver, I get frustrated. I think the instructor should enter the session after about half hour. That way, my partner and I can read through the objectives and go through the initial releases before the instructor enters. I just feel that the time allotted for guidance is better suited for later releases. Feedback: How did you feel when you read your feedback? After reading feedback, I feel that I am on the right track technically and culturally. Many students left me constructive feedback that are actionable. They were kind and uplifting as well. Was the feedback you received helpful to your learning? Yes, they let me know what the other students were thinking and feeling when they were pairing with me. They are very important because I care about how I am being perceived by my peers and they will, in turn, help me mold myself into a better partner in the future. Based on the feedback you've received, what are you going to do to improve next time you pair? I am going to listen to the actionable suggestions. I will think out loud more, try not to get too ahead of myself, and improve my communication skills. How was it to write feedback? I think feedback is great because I can anonymously let my partners know my thoughts and emotions that arose during our sessions. What was most difficult for you when writing feedback for your pair? I found that it's tough for me leave an actionable feedback when the pairing sessions go smooth. I definitely don't want to nitpick and bring up things that are not necessary and actionable.


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Get data / Define model / ??? / Profit! 'ProFit' is a Bayesian galaxy fitting tool that uses a fast 'C++' image generation library and a flexible interface to a large number of likelihood samplers.
| Version: | 1.2.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0), FITSio, magicaxis (≥ 2.0.3) |
| Imports: | cubature, RColorBrewer, LaplacesDemon, methods, celestial (≥ 1.4.1) |
| Suggests: | fftw, knitr, rmarkdown, ProFound, sn |
| Published: | 2018-11-28 |
| Author: | Aaron Robotham, Dan Taranu, Rodrigo Tobar |
| Maintainer: | Aaron Robotham <aaron.robotham at uwa.edu.au> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ICRAR/ProFit/issues |
| License: | LGPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ICRAR/ProFit |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Citation: | ProFit citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ProFit results |
| Reference manual: | ProFit.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
ProFit: Galaxy Fitting Example Vignette Title ProFit: Making a Complex Model Image ProFit: OpenCL and OpenMP Support ProFit: PSF Convolution Can Be Convoluted ProFit: PSF Fitting Example ProFit: Sigma Maps ProFit: The Full Monty |
| Package source: | ProFit_1.2.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ProFit_1.2.4.zip, r-release: ProFit_1.2.4.zip, r-oldrel: ProFit_1.2.4.zip |
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| Old sources: | ProFit archive |
| Reverse suggests: | ProFound |
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L.G. Pharma
Mailing Address:
2-145 Barr St.SAINT-LAURENT, Quebec
H4T 1W6
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Since our first order of business is to acquire and market new
products virtually unknown to the Canadian industry, we know
what it takes to launch new product lines in Canada.
L.G.Pharma is unique in the many advantages it can offer it's
clients - both those in need of exciting products, or those
marketing them. Our services include complete marketing
strategies from introduction to delivery of our new products, so
we can be counted on for counseling and support.
When needed, L.G.Pharma can also act as a selling agent to
hospitals across Canada, fully rounding out our service profile.
Today more than ever, quality control is a priority to
pharmaceutical, bio-technology and industrial companies. So
we've committed ourselves to quality above all. It means that we
only sell products we have total confidence in. It also means
helping each individual client find the product they require.
Finally, it means each one of our clients can count on a close
relationship with L.G.Pharma.
When you deal with L.G.Pharma, you can depend on us to deliver
our very best.
L.G.Pharma is driven by a commitment to service - and that means
making sure that your interests are always looked after.
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chemical or the efficacy of blood substances, you cannot afford
to have quality compromised at any stage of the process.
However, unknown and unpredictable temperature conditions can
hinder your ability to ensure that your customers are receiving
products of the highest possible quality.
Some products must be kept cool. WarmMark is an easy, accurate
way to monitor temperature. With one glance, you or your
customers can tell if your product has been shipped or stored in
warmer-than-acceptable temperatures. All WarmMark Indicators are
guaranteed to produce a highly accurate reading, within +/ - 1ºC
of the response temperature.
3M Freeze Watch Indicators are ideal for monitoring
pharmaceutical products - including vaccines, medicines and
chemicals - that run the risk of being damaged when exposed to
freezing temperatures during shipment and storage.
The patented design of Freeze Watch indicators consists of a
highly sensitive indicating liquid inside a specially designed
ampule. When exposed to freezing temperatures, the ampule
fractures, releasing a liquid. The liquid irreversibly stains a
paper behind the ampule, providing a warning that product
quality testing should be performed.
Many temperature-sensitive products quickly lose their quality
with exposure to cold temperatures.With ColdMark Freeze
Indicators, you'll know if your product has been exposed to
colder-than-acceptable conditions. Because certain products are
affected at different temperatures, several response
temperatures are available.
Digital Thermometers and PH Meters.
Accel solutions are powerful, formulated to provide the perfect
balance of Safety and Effectiveness. Studies prove that safety
need not be compromised to gain cleaning and germicidal
efficacy. Accel solutions with Accelerated Hydrogen PeroxideTM
have substantial credentials allowing you to make your decision
with confidence....with the creditability of third party
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3M MonitorMark Time Temperature Integrators add an important
temperature exposure measure that extends beyond your plant to
your customers' delivery dock.
MonitorMark time temperature integrators not only signal when a
critical temperature has been exceeded, but provide an easy-to-
read visual signal to estimate the time of the exposure over the
threshold temperature.
MonitorMark time temperature integrators feature a high contrast
indicator that turns blue as a result of exposure to rising
temperatures. The indicator is irreversible, providing a
permanent record of temperature exposure even after temperatures
return to acceptable levels.
Placed directly on or inside secondary shipper boxes of
temperature-sensitive products during shipment and storage, the
integrators provide a reliable measure of time and temperature
exposure.
3M Freeze Watch Indicators are ideal for monitoring
pharmaceutical products - including vaccines, medicines and
chemicals - that run the risk of being damaged when exposed to
freezing temperatures during shipment and storage.
The patented design of Freeze Watch indicators consists of a
highly sensitive indicating liquid inside a specially designed
ampule. When exposed to freezing temperatures, the ampule
fractures, releasing a liquid. The liquid irreversibly stains a
paper behind the ampule, providing a warning that product
quality testing should be performed.
Freeze Watch indicators are available at two temperature
levels, -4°C(25°F) and 0°C(32°F), to accommodate differing
product sensitivities.
Placed directly on or inside secondary shipper boxes of
temperature-sensitive products during shipment and storage, the
indicators provide a reliable measure of temperature exposure.
Accel solutions are powerful, formulated to provide the perfect
balance of Safety and Effectiveness. Studies prove that safety
need not be compromised to gain cleaning and germicidal
efficacy. Accel solutions with Accelerated Hydrogen PeroxideTM
have substantial credentials allowing you to make your decision
with confidence....with the creditability of third party
analysis.
E199-Other Environmental Services
H100-Quality Control Services
H900-Other Quality Control, Testing, and Inspection Services
Technology profile
the time and resources one needs to keep track of new and
exciting developments in products that may be essential to
continued success. Luckily, there is a company out there willing
to go the distance in keeping the industries abreast of the
latest and the best in innovative pharmaceutical, bio-technology
and industrial quality assurance products: L.G. Pharma.
L.G. Pharma is a Canadian-based company distributing quality
assurance products to the pharmaceutical, bio-technology and
industrial fields. Our company's main objective is to introduce
to market the new technologies and products essential to keeping
pharmaceutical, bio-technology and industrial companies ahead of
the game.
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chemical or the efficacy of blood substances, you cannot afford
to have quality compromised at any stage of the process.
However, unknown and unpredictable temperature conditions can
hinder your ability to ensure that your customers are receiving
products of the highest possible quality.
Some products must be kept cool. WarmMark is an easy, accurate
way to monitor temperature. With one glance, you or your
customers can tell if your product has been shipped or stored in
warmer-than-acceptable temperatures. All WarmMark Indicators are
guaranteed to produce a highly accurate reading, within +/ - 1ºC
of the response temperature.
3M Freeze Watch Indicators are ideal for monitoring
pharmaceutical products - including vaccines, medicines and
chemicals - that run the risk of being damaged when exposed to
freezing temperatures during shipment and storage.
The patented design of Freeze Watch indicators consists of a
highly sensitive indicating liquid inside a specially designed
ampule. When exposed to freezing temperatures, the ampule
fractures, releasing a liquid. The liquid irreversibly stains a
paper behind the ampule, providing a warning that product
quality testing should be performed.
Many temperature-sensitive products quickly lose their quality
with exposure to cold temperatures.With ColdMark Freeze
Indicators, you'll know if your product has been exposed to
colder-than-acceptable conditions. Because certain products are
affected at different temperatures, several response
temperatures are available.
Digital Thermometers and PH Meters.
Accel solutions are powerful, formulated to provide the perfect
balance of Safety and Effectiveness. Studies prove that safety
need not be compromised to gain cleaning and germicidal
efficacy. Accel solutions with Accelerated Hydrogen PeroxideTM
have substantial credentials allowing you to make your decision
with confidence....with the creditability of third party
analysis.
3M MonitorMark Time Temperature Integrators add an important
temperature exposure measure that extends beyond your plant to
your customers' delivery dock.
MonitorMark time temperature integrators not only signal when a
critical temperature has been exceeded, but provide an easy-to-
read visual signal to estimate the time of the exposure over the
threshold temperature.
MonitorMark time temperature integrators feature a high contrast
indicator that turns blue as a result of exposure to rising
temperatures. The indicator is irreversible, providing a
permanent record of temperature exposure even after temperatures
return to acceptable levels.
Placed directly on or inside secondary shipper boxes of
temperature-sensitive products during shipment and storage, the
integrators provide a reliable measure of time and temperature
exposure.
3M Freeze Watch Indicators are ideal for monitoring
pharmaceutical products - including vaccines, medicines and
chemicals - that run the risk of being damaged when exposed to
freezing temperatures during shipment and storage.
The patented design of Freeze Watch indicators consists of a
highly sensitive indicating liquid inside a specially designed
ampule. When exposed to freezing temperatures, the ampule
fractures, releasing a liquid. The liquid irreversibly stains a
paper behind the ampule, providing a warning that product
quality testing should be performed.
Freeze Watch indicators are available at two temperature
levels, -4°C(25°F) and 0°C(32°F), to accommodate differing
product sensitivities.
Placed directly on or inside secondary shipper boxes of
temperature-sensitive products during shipment and storage, the
indicators provide a reliable measure of temperature exposure.
Accel solutions are powerful, formulated to provide the perfect
balance of Safety and Effectiveness. Studies prove that safety
need not be compromised to gain cleaning and germicidal
efficacy. Accel solutions with Accelerated Hydrogen PeroxideTM
have substantial credentials allowing you to make your decision
with confidence....with the creditability of third party
analysis.
E199-Other Environmental Services
H100-Quality Control Services
H900-Other Quality Control, Testing, and Inspection Services
Technology
Technology profile
the time and resources one needs to keep track of new and
exciting developments in products that may be essential to
continued success. Luckily, there is a company out there willing
to go the distance in keeping the industries abreast of the
latest and the best in innovative pharmaceutical, bio-technology
and industrial quality assurance products: L.G. Pharma.
L.G. Pharma is a Canadian-based company distributing quality
assurance products to the pharmaceutical, bio-technology and
industrial fields. Our company's main objective is to introduce
to market the new technologies and products essential to keeping
pharmaceutical, bio-technology and industrial companies ahead of
the game.


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by BijayaMagarOn November 21, Kim Jae Hwan’s agency Swings Entertainment revealed that he is preparing for comeback. The agency said, "Kim Jae Hwan is currently preparing a new album set to be released in December."
This will be his first comeback in seven months since the release of his first solo debut album “Another.”


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$ brew cask install google-chrome
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Forget all about babysitting the install process step by step, from website to cleanup.
$ ls /opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom
google-chrome
Cask does one thing, does it well, and plays nice with others. Apps are kept in their Caskroom under /opt and symlinked to your ~/Applications folder.
Or wherever you like: Cask is fully configurable.
$ brew bundle Caskfile
Deployments are a breeze with dotfiles, but only for software that can be built from source.
With Cask, provisioning your apps is just the same: bootstrap a Caskfile and let the machine do the work for you.
$ brew cask create my-cask
Creating new Casks is only a matter of minutes; updating them, of seconds!
And if you feel like improving Cask itself, dive into the codebase and you'll find yourself right at home: Cask is all git and Ruby, just like Homebrew.
$ brew install phinze/cask/brew-cask


Current FORESTRY methodology
The book focuses on SWS statistical processes on progress. However, it is important to provide an overview of the current statistical value chain carried by FOA.
Data Collection
The FORESTRY PRODUCTION AND TRADE data collection relies on the Joint Forestry Sector Questionnaire distpatch. The dispatch of the same harmonized questionnaire is carried out by FAO by its international partners:
- ITTO : The International Tropical Timber Organization
- Eurostat : The European Statistics
- UNECE : The United Nations Economic Comission for Europe
FAO sends questionnaires to countries in May/June and the deadline for the first response is September 1st. The partners send out questionnaires between April and June and FAO receives validated data from partners from July to November.
Forestry data processing:
As the questionnaires are sending back to FAO, the FOA unit processes the data as follow:
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Collection
Information for employers looking for an independent end-point assessment organisation and potential applicants to the register of apprentice assessment organisations.
As well as containing on programme training and assessment, all apprenticeship standards must contain an end-point assessment. An independent organisation must be involved in the end-point assessment of each apprentice so that all apprentices following the same standard are assessed consistently.
The register of apprentice assessment organisations (the register) is a list of organisations that have been assessed as being suitable to conduct independent end-point assessment of apprentices and be in receipt of public funds.
Only these organisations are eligible to conduct independent end-point assessment of apprentices. Although a number of different people and organisations may be involved in an apprentice’s end-point assessment, only the independent organisation needs to apply to and be listed on the register.
Employers of apprentices will select an organisation from the register to conduct independent end-point assessment of their apprentices.
The register is regularly updated as more organisations successfully apply.
Information for organisations thinking about applying to the register of apprentice assessment organisations.
Information for employers on using the register of apprentice assessment organisations.
Published: 4 November 2016
From: Skills Funding Agency
Part of: Apprenticeships


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Now what are the possibilities of warp drive? Cmdr Riker's nervous system has been invaded by an unknown microorganism. The organisms fuse to the nerve, intertwining at the molecular level. That's why the transporter's biofilters couldn't extract it. The vertex waves show a K-complex corresponding to an REM state. The engineering section's critical. Destruction is imminent. Their robes contain ultritium, highly explosive, virtually undetectable by your transporter.
Run a manual sweep of anomalous airborne or electromagnetic readings. Radiation levels in our atmosphere have increased by 3,000 percent. Electromagnetic and subspace wave fronts approaching synchronization. What is the strength of the ship's deflector shields at maximum output? The wormhole's size and short period would make this a local phenomenon. Do you have sufficient data to compile a holographic simulation?


Simulated descending motion anomalies in response to each forcing. Middle troposphere ( σ = 0.550) omega anomalies (shading; Pa s −1) averaged over 25–29 days of model simulation in response to the ( a) SASM, ( b) EASM, ( c) Atlantic, and ( d) African forcings. Maps were generated using GrADS version 1.9b4 (http://grads.iges.org/grads/).


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Checking Your Installation¶
When debugging mod_wsgi or a WSGI application, it is import to be able to understand how mod_wsgi has been installed, what Apache and/or Python it uses and how those systems have been configured, plus under what configuration the WSGI application is running.
This document details various such checks that can be made. The primary purpose of providing this information is so that when people ask questions on the mod_wsgi mailing list, they can be directed here to perform certain checks as a way of collecting additional information needed to help debug their problem.
If you are reading this document because you have been directed here from the mailing list, then ensure that you actually provide the full amount of detail obtained from the checks and not leave out information. When you leave out information then it means guesses have to be made about your setup which makes it harder to debug your problems.
Apache Build Information¶
Information related to what version of Apache is being used and how it is
built is obtained in a number of ways. The primary means is from the
Apache ‘httpd’ executable itself using command line options. The main such
option is the -V
option.
On most systems the standard Apache executable supplied with the operating system is located at ‘/usr/sbin/httpd’. On MacOS X, for the operating system supplied Apache the output from this is:
$ /usr/sbin/httpd -V
Server version: Apache/2.2.14 (Unix)
Server built: Feb 10 2010 22:22:39
Server's Module Magic Number: 20051115:23
Server loaded: APR 1.3.8, APR-Util 1.3.9
Compiled using: APR 1.3.8, APR-Util 1.3.9
Architecture: 64-bit
Server MPM: Prefork
threaded: no
forked: yes (variable process count)
Server compiled with....
-D APACHE_MPM_DIR="server/mpm/prefork"
-D APR_HAS_SENDFILE
-D APR_HAS_MMAP
-D APR_HAVE_IPV6 (IPv4-mapped addresses enabled)
-D APR_USE_FLOCK_SERIALIZE
-D APR_USE_PTHREAD_SERIALIZE
-D SINGLE_LISTEN_UNSERIALIZED_ACCEPT
-D APR_HAS_OTHER_CHILD
-D AP_HAVE_RELIABLE_PIPED_LOGS
-D DYNAMIC_MODULE_LIMIT=128
-D HTTPD_ROOT="/usr"
-D SUEXEC_BIN="/usr/bin/suexec"
-D DEFAULT_PIDLOG="/private/var/run/httpd.pid"
-D DEFAULT_SCOREBOARD="logs/apache_runtime_status"
-D DEFAULT_LOCKFILE="/private/var/run/accept.lock"
-D DEFAULT_ERRORLOG="logs/error_log"
-D AP_TYPES_CONFIG_FILE="/private/etc/apache2/mime.types"
-D SERVER_CONFIG_FILE="/private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf"
The most important details here are:
- The version of Apache from the ‘Server version’ entry.
- The MPM which Apache has been compiled to use from the ‘Server MPM’ entry.
Although this has a section which appears to indicate what preprocessor options the server was compiled with, it is a massaged list. What is often more useful is the actual arguments which were supplied to the ‘configure’ command when Apache was built.
To determine this information you need to do the following.
- Work out where ‘apxs2’ or ‘apxs’ is installed.
- Open this file and find setting for ‘$installbuilddir’.
- Open the ‘config.nice’ file in the directory specified for build directory.
On MacOS X, for the operating system supplied Apache this file is located at ‘/usr/share/httpd/build/config.nice’. The contents of the file is:
#! /bin/sh
#
# Created by configure
"/SourceCache/apache/apache-747.1/httpd/configure" \
"--prefix=/usr" \
"--enable-layout=Darwin" \
"--with-apr=/usr" \
"--with-apr-util=/usr" \
"--with-pcre=/usr/local/bin/pcre-config" \
"--enable-mods-shared=all" \
"--enable-ssl" \
"--enable-cache" \
"--enable-mem-cache" \
"--enable-proxy-balancer" \
"--enable-proxy" \
"--enable-proxy-http" \
"--enable-disk-cache" \
"$@"
Not only does this indicate what features of Apache have been compiled in,
it also indicates by way of the --enable-layout
option what custom Apache
installation layout has been used.
Apache Modules Loaded¶
Modules can be loaded into Apache statically, or can be loaded dynamically at run time based on Apache configuration files.
If modules have been statically compiled into Apache, usually it would be
evident by what ‘configure’ arguments have been used when Apache was built.
To verify what exactly what is compiled in statically, you can use the -l
option to the Apache executable.
On MacOS X, for the operating system supplied Apache the output from
running -l
option is:
$ /usr/sbin/httpd -l
Compiled in modules:
core.c
prefork.c
http_core.c
mod_so.c
This indicates that the only module that is loaded statically is ‘mod_so’. This is actually the Apache module that handles the task of dynamically loading other Apache modules.
For a specific Apache configuration, you can determine what Apache modules
will be loaded dynamically by using the -M
option for the Apache executable.
On MacOS X, for the operating system supplied Apache the output from
running -M
option, where the only additional module added is mod_wsgi,
is:
$ /usr/sbin/httpd -M
Loaded Modules:
core_module (static)
mpm_prefork_module (static)
http_module (static)
so_module (static)
authn_file_module (shared)
authn_dbm_module (shared)
authn_anon_module (shared)
authn_dbd_module (shared)
authn_default_module (shared)
authz_host_module (shared)
authz_groupfile_module (shared)
authz_user_module (shared)
authz_dbm_module (shared)
authz_owner_module (shared)
authz_default_module (shared)
auth_basic_module (shared)
auth_digest_module (shared)
cache_module (shared)
disk_cache_module (shared)
mem_cache_module (shared)
dbd_module (shared)
dumpio_module (shared)
ext_filter_module (shared)
include_module (shared)
filter_module (shared)
substitute_module (shared)
deflate_module (shared)
log_config_module (shared)
log_forensic_module (shared)
logio_module (shared)
env_module (shared)
mime_magic_module (shared)
cern_meta_module (shared)
expires_module (shared)
headers_module (shared)
ident_module (shared)
usertrack_module (shared)
setenvif_module (shared)
version_module (shared)
proxy_module (shared)
proxy_connect_module (shared)
proxy_ftp_module (shared)
proxy_http_module (shared)
proxy_ajp_module (shared)
proxy_balancer_module (shared)
ssl_module (shared)
mime_module (shared)
dav_module (shared)
status_module (shared)
autoindex_module (shared)
asis_module (shared)
info_module (shared)
cgi_module (shared)
dav_fs_module (shared)
vhost_alias_module (shared)
negotiation_module (shared)
dir_module (shared)
imagemap_module (shared)
actions_module (shared)
speling_module (shared)
userdir_module (shared)
alias_module (shared)
rewrite_module (shared)
bonjour_module (shared)
wsgi_module (shared)
Syntax OK
The names reflect that which would have been used with the LoadModule line in the Apache configuration and not the name of the module file itself.
The order in which modules are listed can be important in some cases where a module doesn’t explicitly designate in what order a handler should be applied relative to other Apache modules.
Global Accept Mutex¶
Because Apache is a multi process server, it needs to use a global cross process mutex to control which of the Apache child processes get the next chance to accept a connection from a HTTP client.
This cross process mutex can be implemented using a variety of different mechanisms and exactly which is used can vary based on the operating system. Which mechanism is used can also be overridden in the Apache configuration if absolutely required.
A simlar instance of a cross process mutex is also used for each mod_wsgi daemon process group to mediate which process in the daemon process group gets to accept the next request proxied to that daemon process group via the Apache child processes.
The list of mechanisms which might be used to implement the cross process mutex are as follows:
- flock
- fcntl
- sysvsem
- posixsem
- pthread
In the event that there are issues which communicating between the Apache child processes and the mod_wsgi daemon process in particular, it can be useful to know what mechanism is used to implement the cross process mutex.
By default, the Apache configuration files would not specify a specific mechanism, and instead which is used would be automatically selected by the underlying Apache runtime libraries based on various build time and system checks about what is the prefered mechanism for a particular operating system.
Which mechanism is used by default can be determined from the build
information displayed by the -V
option to the Apache executable described
previously. The particular entries of interest are those with ‘SERIALIZE’
in the name of the macro.
On MacOS X, using operating system supplied Apache, the entries of interest are:
-D APR_USE_FLOCK_SERIALIZE
-D APR_USE_PTHREAD_SERIALIZE
As the entries are used in order, what this indicates is that Apache will by default use the ‘flock’ mechanism to implement the cross process mutex.
In comparison, on a Linux system, the entries of interest may be:
-D APR_USE_SYSVSEM_SERIALIZE
-D APR_USE_PTHREAD_SERIALIZE
which indicates that ‘sysvsem’ mechanism is instead used.
This mechanism is also what would be used by mod_wsgi by default as well for the cross process mutex for daemon process groups.
This mechanism will be different where the AcceptMutex and WSGIAcceptMutex directives are used.
If the AcceptMutex directive is defined in the Apache configuration file, then what ever mechanism is specified will be used instead for Apache child processes. Provided that Apache 2.2 or older is used, and WSGIAcceptMutex is not specified, then when AcceptMutex is used, that will also then be used by mod_wsgi daemon processes as well.
In the case of Apache 2.4 and later, AcceptMutex will no longer override the default for mod_wsgi daemon process groups, and instead WSGIAcceptMutex must be specified seperately if it needs to be overridden for both.
Either way, you should check the Apache configuration files as to whether either AcceptMutex or WSGIAcceptMutex directives are used as they will override the defaults calculated above. Under normal circumstances neither should be set as default would always be used.
If wanting to look at overriding the default mechanism, what options exist for what mechanism can be used will be dependent on the operating system being used. There are a couple of ways this can be determined.
The first is to find the ‘apr.h’ header file from the Apache runtime library installation that Apache was compiled against. In that you will find entries similar to the ‘USE’ macros above. You will also find ‘HAS’ entries. In this case we are interested in the ‘HAS’ entries.
On MacOS X, with the operating system supplied APR library, the entries in ‘apr.h’ are:
#define APR_HAS_FLOCK_SERIALIZE 1
#define APR_HAS_SYSVSEM_SERIALIZE 1
#define APR_HAS_POSIXSEM_SERIALIZE 1
#define APR_HAS_FCNTL_SERIALIZE 1
#define APR_HAS_PROC_PTHREAD_SERIALIZE 0
The available mechanisms are those defined to be ‘1’.
Finding where the right ‘apr.h’ is located may be tricky, so an easier way is to trick Apache into generating an error message to list what the available mechanisms are. To do this, in turn, add entries into the Apache configuration files, at global scope of:
AcceptMutex xxx
and:
WSGIAcceptMutex xxx
For each run the -t
option on the Apache program executable.
On MacOS X, with the operating system supplied APR library, this yields:
$ /usr/sbin/httpd -t
Syntax error on line 501 of /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf:
xxx is an invalid mutex mechanism; Valid accept mutexes for this platform \
and MPM are: default, flock, fcntl, sysvsem, posixsem.
for AcceptMutex and for WSGIAcceptMutex:
$ /usr/sbin/httpd -t
Syntax error on line 501 of /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf:
Accept mutex lock mechanism 'xxx' is invalid. Valid accept mutex mechanisms \
for this platform are: default, flock, fcntl, sysvsem, posixsem.
The list of available mechanisms should normally be the same in both cases.
Using the value of ‘default’ indicates that which mechanism is used is left up to the APR library.
Python Installation In Use¶
Although the ‘mod_wsgi.so’ file may be finding a specific Python shared library and that may be from the correct installation, the Python library when initialised doesn’t actually know from where it came. As such, it uses a series of checks to try and determine where the Python installation is actually located.
This check has various subtleties and how it works varies depending on the platform used. At its simplest though, on most UNIX systems it will check all directories listed in the ‘PATH’ environment variable of the process. In each of those directories it will look for the ‘python’ program. When it finds such a file, it will then look for a corresponding ‘lib’ directory containing a valid Python installation for the same version of Python as is being run.
When it finds such a directory, the home for the Python installation will be taken as being the parent directory of the directory containing the ‘python’ program file found.
Because this search is dependent on the ‘PATH’ environment variable, which is likely set to a minimal set of directories for the Apache user, then if you are using a Python installation in a non standard location, then it may not properly find the location of that installation.
The easiest way to validate which Python installation is being used is to use a test WSGI script to output the value of ‘sys.prefix’:
import sys
def application(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK'
output = u''
output += u'sys.version = %s\n' % repr(sys.version)
output += u'sys.prefix = %s\n' % repr(sys.prefix)
response_headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain'),
('Content-Length', str(len(output)))]
start_response(status, response_headers)
return [output.encode('UTF-8')]
For standard Python installation on a Linux system, this would produce something like:
sys.version = "'2.6.1 (r261:67515, Feb 11 2010, 00:51:29) \\n[GCC 4.2.1 (Apple Inc. build 5646)]'"
sys.prefix = '/usr'
Thus, if you were expecting to pick up a separate Python installation located under ‘/usr/local’ or elsewhere, this would be indicative of a problem.
It can also be worthwhile to check that the Python module search path also looks correct. This can be done by using a test WSGI script to output the value of ‘sys.path’:
import sys
def application(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK'
output = u'sys.path = %s' % repr(sys.path)
response_headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain'),
('Content-Length', str(len(output)))]
start_response(status, response_headers)
return [output.encode('UTF-8')]
In both cases, even if incorrect location is being used for Python installation and even if there is no actual Python installation of the correct version under that root directory, then these test scripts should still run as ‘sys’ module is a builtin module which can be satisified via just the Python library.
If debugging, whether there is a Python installation underneath that root directory, the subdirectory which you would want to look for is ‘lib/pythonX.Y’ corresponding to version of Python being used.
If the calculated directory is wrong, then you will need to use the WSGIPythonHome directory to set the location to the correct value. The value to use is what ‘sys.prefix’ is set to when the correct Python is run from the command line and ‘sys.prefix’ output:
>>> import sys
>>> print sys.prefix
/usr/local
Thus for case where installed under ‘/usr/local’, would use:
WSGIPythonHome /usr/local
Embedded Or Daemon Mode¶
WSGI applications can run in either embedded mode or daemon mode. In the case of embedded mode, the WSGI application runs within the Apache child processes themselves. In the case of daemon mode, they run within a separate set of processes managed by mod_wsgi.
To determine what mode a WSGI application is running under, replace its WSGI script with the test WSGI script as follows:
import sys
def application(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK'
output = u'mod_wsgi.process_group = %s' % repr(environ['mod_wsgi.process_group'])
response_headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain'),
('Content-Length', str(len(output)))]
start_response(status, response_headers)
return [output.encode('UTF-8')]
If the configuration is such that the WSGI application is running in embedded mode, then you will see:
mod_wsgi.process_group = ''
This actually corresponds to the directive:
WSGIProcessGroup %{GLOBAL}
having being used, or the same value being used to the ‘process-group’ directive of WSGIScriptAlias. Do note though that these are also actually the defaults for these if not explicitly defined.
If the WSGI application is actually running in daemon mode, then a non empty string will instead be shown corresponding to the name of the daemon process group used.
Sub Interpreter Being Used¶
As well as WSGI application being able to be delegated to run in either embedded mode or daemon mode, within the process it ends up running in, it can be delegated to a specific Python sub interpreter.
To determine which Python sub interpreter is being used within the process the WSGI application is being run use the test WSGI script of:
import sys
def application(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK'
output = u'mod_wsgi.application_group = %s' % repr(environ['mod_wsgi.application_group'])
response_headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain'),
('Content-Length', str(len(output)))]
start_response(status, response_headers)
return [output.encode('UTF-8')]
If being run in the main interpreter, ie., the first interpreter created by Python, this will output:
mod_wsgi.application_group = ''
This actually corresponds to the directive:
WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}
having being used, or the same value being used to the ‘application-group’ directive of WSGIScriptAlias.
The default for these if not defined is actually ‘%{RESOURCE}’. This will be a value made up from the name of the virtual host or server, the port on which connection was accepted and the mount point of the WSGI application. The port however is actually dropped where port is 80 or 443.
An example of what you would expect to see is:
mod_wsgi.application_group = 'tests.example.com|/interpreter.wsgi'
This corresponds to server name of ‘tests.example.com’ with connection received on either port 80 or 443 and where WSGI application was mounted at the URL of ‘/interpreter.wsgi’.
Single Or Multi Threaded¶
Apache supports differing Multiprocessing Modules (MPMs) having different attributes. One such difference is whether a specific Apache child process uses multiple threads for handling requests or whether a single thread is instead used.
Depending on how you configure a daemon process group when using daemon mode will also dictate whether single or multithreaded. By default, if number of threads is not explicitly specified for a daemon process group, it will be multithreaded.
Whether a WSGI application is executing within a multithreaded environment is important to know. If it is, then you need to ensure that your own code and any framework you are using is also thread safe.
A test WSGI script for validating whether WSGI application running in multithread configuration is as follows:
import sys
def application(environ, start_response):
status = '200 OK'
output = u'wsgi.multithread = %s' % repr(environ['wsgi.multithread'])
response_headers = [('Content-type', 'text/plain'),
('Content-Length', str(len(output)))]
start_response(status, response_headers)
return [output.encode('UTF-8')]
If multithreaded, this will yield:
wsgi.multithread = True
Multithreaded would usually be true on Windows, on UNIX if running in embedded mode and worker MPM is used by Apache, or if using daemon mode and number of threads not explicitly set, or number of threads explicitly set to value other than ‘1’.


Automate package and project setup tasks that are otherwise
performed manually. This includes setting up unit testing, test
coverage, continuous integration, Git, 'GitHub', licenses, 'Rcpp', 'RStudio'
projects, and more.
| Version: |
1.4.0 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.1) |
| Imports: |
clipr (≥ 0.3.0), clisymbols, crayon, curl (≥ 2.7), desc, fs (≥ 1.2.0), gh, git2r (≥ 0.23), glue, rlang, rprojroot (≥
1.2), rstudioapi, utils, whisker |
| Suggests: |
covr, knitr, magick, rmarkdown, roxygen2, spelling (≥ 1.2), styler (≥ 1.0.2), testthat (≥ 2.0.0), withr |
| Published: |
2018-08-14 |
| Author: |
Hadley Wickham [aut, cre],
Jennifer Bryan [aut],
RStudio [cph, fnd] |
| Maintainer: |
Hadley Wickham <hadley at rstudio.com> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/r-lib/usethis/issues |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| URL: |
https://github.com/r-lib/usethis |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Language: |
en-US |
| Materials: |
README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
usethis results |


STANLEY AND IRIS A film review by Peter Reiher Copyright 1990 Peter Reiher
What is a "good script"? Or, mirror image, what is a "bad script"? Usually, when you hear someone say that a film has a bad script, what they really mean is that the film is derivative, that the dialog is poor, that there is no characterization, that it is predictable, that it fails to engage the viewers. Well, none of those things are true of STANLEY AND IRIS, yet it has a bad script, or at least a fatally flawed one, and that's what makes it a fair film, rather than a good film.
STANLEY AND IRIS deals with the relationship of two middle-aged working class people in a small Eastern city, certainly not a derivative situation. The dialog is true to character, sounds realistic, and even has a bit of poetry to it. The two principals are clearly defined, engaging characters, and some of the supporting roles aren't too badly drawn. While the major thrust of the story follows lines that many other films have followed, the path to the resolution is interesting and filled with nice twists. And, to some extent, at least, STANLEY AND IRIS does make us care about the lives of its major characters.
Where the script fails is in dramatic construction. Writers Harriet Frank, Jr., and Irving Ravetch have failed to provide a clear, relevant sequence of events, each leading from one to the next, that tells a story. In STANLEY AND IRIS, while succeeding scenes clearly have some dramatic connection to those that preceded, causality seems to be lacking. For example, we understand why, at one point, Stanley breaks off the relationship. And we see him begin it again. But why? The film shows us nothing that makes this change understandable. Perhaps we are meant to fill in the blanks by understanding the destiny of the plot. But the importance of these two people coming together is never great enough for the viewer to do that much of the work himself. If this were the only lapse, the film might not have seemed so choppy and arbitrary, but the whole movie is constructed that way.
Which is a pity, because STANLEY AND IRIS is not a bad film. Director Martin Ritt stages each scene rather well. As is his way, he also provides a sense of authenticity to the setting. As in SOUNDER and NORMA RAE, Ritt makes us believe in the people and the life they lead by not allowing false heroics or false tragedies, and by showing us generous slices of daily living that seem familiar, comfortable, and correct.
The photography is also good. It comes from a school of cinematography that prizes the beauty of realism, so there are no fancy camera moves, the lighting is naturalistic, and the shot selection is rather conservative, suiting the subject matter. But each shot is carefully considered and attractively lit, making the New England city considerably more attractive than it probably is in reality.
The main attraction of STANLEY AND IRIS was always the casting of Robert De Niro and Jane Fonda in the title roles. Unfortunately, while each of them does good work in isolation, and while there is no great clash between their styles, they simply do not mesh on camera. Their love is told to us, but the performers fail to show it. De Niro has never been especially good at expressing a nice, comfortable form of love. Grand, destructive passion, yes, but pleasant romantic love, no. Fonda can, but it takes two to do this tango. That major failing aside, the performances are quite good. De Niro has made at least one acting breakthrough here. Unlike his character in FALLING IN LOVE, Stanley is a fairly normal person who is likable and not dull. Fonda manages to submerge most of her glamour and charisma in a role that demands a certain plainness of appearance and manner.
Other than these two, there are practically no important characters in the film. Martha Plimpton repeats her sullen, pregnant teenager role from PARENTHOOD, with less material. (Actually, I believe STANLEY AND IRIS was shot first, so perhaps she repeated the role in PARENTHOOD, with more material.) Swoozie Kurtz has a few angry moments as Fonda's sister, but disappears totally from the latter half of the film. Feodor Chaliapan, memorable in MOONSTRUCK, has some nice moments as De Niro's father.
STANLEY AND IRIS has received some major critical dumpings, which I think weren't really justified. It doesn't work, but it's not a crime against cinema, either. It's a fairly entertaining 100 minutes or so with some good, professional work from all involved. Many critics seemed to have seized upon small points as a basis of their dislike of STANLEY AND IRIS, such as stating that Jane Fonda's body was too shapely for the part, or that Stanley's background made his problems seem unlikely. But I think that these little flaws are no more than symptoms of the overall failure of the script to construct a logical, dramatic story. If the pieces had all fallen into place one by one, as they do in a good dramatic film, no one would have objected to the small stuff. As it is, STANLEY AND IRIS is a well-intentioned film that can provide some pleasures, with only slight disappointment based on the potentials of all the talents involved.
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SideCar
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Logger configuration manager class. More...
#include </Users/howes/src/sidecar/Logger/Configurator.h>
Data Structures | |
| struct | ConfiguratorException |
| Top-level exception class used by all Configurator exceptions. More... | |
| struct | InvalidCommand |
Exception thrown if command is not writer or priority . More... | |
| struct | InvalidFileFlag |
| Exception thrown if FileWriter definition has an invalid option name. More... | |
| struct | InvalidFormatterType |
Exception thrown if formatter command does not have a valid type value. More... | |
| struct | InvalidRemoteSyslogFlag |
| Exception thrown if RemoteSyslogWriter definition has an invalid option name. More... | |
| struct | InvalidStreamFlag |
| Exception thrown if StreamWriter definition has an invalid option name. More... | |
| struct | InvalidSyslogFlag |
| Exception thrown if SyslogWriter definition has an invalid option name. More... | |
| struct | InvalidWriterType |
Exception thrown if writer command does not have a valid type value. More... | |
| struct | MissingFacility |
Exception thrown if SyslogWriter definition has the facility option, but no facility value. More... | |
| struct | MissingFileMode |
Exception thrown if FileWriter definition has the mode option, but does not have a mode value. More... | |
| struct | MissingFilePath |
| Exception thrown if FileWriter definition does not have a file path value. More... | |
| struct | MissingFormatterPattern |
Exception thrown if formatter pattern does not have a format specifier string. More... | |
| struct | MissingFormatterType |
Exception thrown if formatter command does not have a type value. More... | |
| struct | MissingIdent |
| Exception thrown if SyslogWriter definition does not have an ident value. More... | |
| struct | MissingLoggerName |
| Exception thrown if no name found for Log instance. More... | |
| struct | MissingMaxSize |
Exception thrown if RollingWriter definition has the size option, but no size value. More... | |
| struct | MissingNumVersions |
Exception thrown if RollingWriter definition has the versions option, but no versions value. More... | |
| struct | MissingPriorityName |
Exception thrown if priority command does not have a value. More... | |
| struct | MissingRemoteHost |
| Exception thrown if RemoteSyslogWriter does not have a host name value. More... | |
| struct | MissingRemotePort |
Exception thrown if RemoteSyslogWriter definition has the port option, but no port value. More... | |
| struct | MissingWriterType |
| Exception thrown if no writer type found. More... | |
| struct | UnterminatedString |
| Exception thrown if a closing single- or double-quote is not found in a configuration line. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Configurator () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| Configurator (std::istream &is) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| void | load (std::istream &is) |
| Read configuration settings from a stream. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| const std::set< Log * > & | managed () const |
| Accessor for the set of Log objects created by Configurator::load. More... | |
Logger configuration manager class.
A configuration is defined by the contents of a config file (or stream), where each line specifies a Log object and its setup. The format of a config line is:
NAME [priority P] [[writer W [W_ARGS] formatter F [F_ARGS]] ...]
where NAME
is the name of the Log object (including lineage); P
is the priority level the Log object will accept messages; W
is the name of a Writer object to assign to the Log object; W_ARGS
are any optional settings for the Writer constructor; F
is the name of the Formatter object to use for the Writer; and F_ARGS
are any optional settings for the Formatter constructor.
The priority and writer constructs are optional; there may be either or both on the same line, or they may appear on separate config lines. There may even be more than one writer specification on the same line, or each one may appear on a separate config line. In short, all settings are additive and all config lines are processed in the order in which they appear in a file or stream.
The following are valid W
values for the writer keyword:
cout
Creates a new StreamWriter object, writing to the std::cout stream. The only option available to this (and all other) StreamWriter object is
[flush]
which controls whether the stream's flush method is called after each log message write.
clog
Same as above except the StreamWriter object uses std::clog for its output stream
cerr
Same as above except the StreamWriter object uses std::cerr for its output stream
file
Creates a new FileWriter object. The arguments to a FileWriter are:
PATH [nappend | mode M]
where PATH
specifies a file used to hold log messages (required), and M
is an optional mode specification used for newly-created files (see open(2))
If nappend
is found, then FileWriter will overwrite any existing log file; the default behavior is to append to the end of an existing file.
rolling
Create a new RollingWriter object. The arguments to a RollingWriter are:
PATH [nappend | mode M | versions V | size S]
where PATH
, M
, and nappend
are the same as for FileWriter; V
is the number of versions of the log file to keep around; S
is the maximum size of the log file – if the log file reaches this size, then the file is versioned, and then a new log file is created.
syslog
Create a new SyslogWriter object which sends all log messages to a syslog daemon (see syslog(3C)). The arguments to a SyslogWriter are:
IDENT [facility F]
where IDENT
is the required identification string given to openlog and found in all log messages generated by syslog. F
is an optional facility specification as defined by the syslog implementation.
remote
Create a new RemoteSyslogWriter object which will send all log messages over the network as datagrams to a remote syslog server. The arguments to a RemoteSyslogWriter are:
HOST [port P]
where HOST
is the required host name or IP address of the remote host to connect to, and P
is an optional port number (default is 514).
The following are valid F
values for the formatter keyword:
terse
verbose
pattern
Definition at line 101 of file Configurator.h.
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inline |
Default constructor.
No configuration is loaded.
Definition at line 238 of file Configurator.h.
References load().
| Configurator::Configurator | ( | std::istream & | is | ) |
Constructor.
Load configuration from a stream
| is | C++ standard input stream to read from |
Definition at line 142 of file Configurator.cc.
References load().
| void Configurator::load | ( | std::istream & | is | ) |
Read configuration settings from a stream.
| is | C++ standard input stream to read from |
Definition at line 148 of file Configurator.cc.
References Logger::Log::addWriter(), Logger::Priority::Find(), Logger::Log::Find(), Logger::Log::setPriorityLimit(), and Logger::Log::setPropagate().
Referenced by Configurator(), and Logger::ConfiguratorFile::reload().
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inlineprotected |
Accessor for the set of Log objects created by Configurator::load.
Definition at line 258 of file Configurator.h.
Referenced by Logger::ConfiguratorFile::reload().


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var offsets = {}; // helps us for pagination
var HomePage = React.createClass({
This is the file which commands the data update/delete/append.
Any react component that wishes to modify the data state should
do so by flowing back the data and calling the resetData
function
here. This is sort of like the Darth Vader - Dangerous and
Commands everything !
ref: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/two-way-binding-helpers.html /
var offsets = {}; // helps us for pagination
var HomePage = React.createClass({
The underlying data structure that holds the documents/records
is a hashmap with keys as _id + _type
(refer to keys.js). Its
because no two records can have the same _type _id pair, so its
easy to check if a record already exists.
getInitialState: function() {
return {documents: [{}], types: []};
},
The record might have nested json objects. They can’t be shown as is since it looks cumbersome in the table. What we do in the case of a nested json object is, we replace it with a font-icon (in injectLink) which upon clicking shows a Modal with the json object it contains.
flatten: function(data, callback) {
var fields = [];
for(var each in data['_source']){
data[each] = data['_source'][each];
if(typeof data[each] !== 'string'){
if(typeof data[each] !== 'number'){
fields.push(each);
}
}
}
data['json'] = data['_source'];
if(data['_source'])
delete data['_source'];
if(data['_index'])
delete data['_index'];
if(data['_score'])
delete data['_score'];
return callback(data, fields);
},
injectLink: function(data, fields) {
return data;
},
deleteRow: function(index){
delete sdata[index];
},
We cannot render a hashmap of documents on the table, hence we convert that to a list of documents every time there is a delete/update/change. This can be more optimised later but it is not that expensive right now, read writes to DOM are much more expensive.
resetData: function(){
sdata_values = [];
for(each in sdata){
sdata_values.push(sdata[each]);
}
this.setState({documents: sdata_values});
},
Logic to stream continuous data.
We call the getData()
function in feed.js
which returns an update which is a single
json document(record).
getStreamingData: function(typeName){
feed.getData(typeName, function(update){
update = this.flatten(update, this.injectLink);
var key = rowKeyGen(update);
If the record already exists in sdata, it should either be a delete request or a change to an existing record.
if(sdata[key]){
If the update has a _deleted
field, apply
a ‘delete transition’ and then delete
the record from sdata.
if(update['_deleted']){
for(var each in sdata[key]){
var _key = keyGen(sdata[key], each);
deleteTransition(_key);
}
deleteTransition(key);
this.deleteRow(key);
setTimeout(
function(callback){
callback();
}.bind(null, this.resetData)
, 1100);
}
If it isn’t a delete, we should find a record
with the same _type and _id and apply an update
transition
and then update the record in sdata.
Since sdata is modeled as a hashmap, this is
trivial.
else{
sdata[key] = update;
this.resetData();
for(var each in update){
var key = keyGen(update, each);
updateTransition(key);
}
var key = rowKeyGen(update);
updateTransition(key);
}
}
If its a new record, we add it to sdata and then
apply the new transition
.
else{
sdata[key] = update;
this.resetData();
for(var each in update){
var _key = keyGen(update, each);
newTransition(_key);
}
var _key = rowKeyGen(update);
newTransition(_key);
var checkType = update['_type'];
console.log(checkType)
if(checkType){
if(offsets[checkType]){
offsets[checkType] += 1;
}
else{
offsets[checkType] = 1;
}
}
}
}.bind(this));
},
only called on change in types.
getStreamingTypes: function(){
feed.getTypes( function(update){
this.setState({types: update});
}.bind(this));
},
removeType: function(typeName) {
feed.deleteData(typeName, function() {
this.resetData();
}.bind(this));
},
componentDidMount: function(){
this.getStreamingTypes();
call every 5 min.
setInterval(this.getStreamingTypes, 5*60*1000);
},
watchStock: function(typeName){
subsetESTypes.push(typeName);
this.getStreamingData(typeName);
console.log("selections: ", subsetESTypes);
},
unwatchStock: function(typeName){
subsetESTypes.splice(subsetESTypes.indexOf(typeName), 1);
this.removeType(typeName);
this.getStreamingData(null);
console.log("selections: ", subsetESTypes);
},
handleScroll: function(event){
var elem = document.getElementById('table-container');
elemElem = document.getElementById('data-table');
var upar = elem.scrollTop;
scroll = elem.offsetHeight;
niche = elem.scrollHeight;
Plug in a handler which takes care of infinite scrolling
if(upar + scroll >= niche){
console.log(offsets);
}
},
The homepage is built on two children components(which may have other children components). TypeTable renders the streaming types and DataTable renders the streaming documents. main.js ties them together.
render: function () {
return (

<TypeTable
Types={this.state.types}
watchTypeHandler={this.watchStock}
unwatchTypeHandler={this.unwatchStock} />
<DataTable
_data={this.state.documents}
scrollFunction={this.handleScroll}
selectedTypes={subsetESTypes}/>

);
}
});


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To maintain the quality of the Chrome user experience, we launched a policy requiring Chrome extensions to have a single purpose. We also introduced the Settings Override API to allow extensions to manage important Chrome settings on Windows. Beginning with the July 2014 release of Chrome, the Settings Override API will be the only approved path for offering settings changes to Chrome users on Windows. In addition, starting with the May 20, 2014 release of Chrome, we started requiring that extensions in Chrome for Windows be hosted in the Chrome Web Store. Starting in Chrome 44 in July 2015, extensions in Mac were also required to be hosted in the Chrome Web Store.
For an overview of the policy announcement, please read this Chromium blog post.
We launched this policy because multi-purpose extensions can crowd your browser UI and slow down your web browsing sometimes significantly. Speed and simplicity have always been part of Chrome's core principles, so this policy will help us get back to the design that was originally intended. Also, unexpected changes to browser functionality and settings have become the number one user complaint for Chrome users, and this policy helps minimize the problem by ensuring that users understand what extensions are doing.
Please refer to the Extensions Quality Guidelines section of the Chrome Web Store Developer Program Policies.
“Single purpose” can refer to one of two aspects of an extension:
An extension can have a single purpose limited to a narrow focus area or subject matter (for example, news headlines", "weather", "comparison shopping"). If the extension has a narrow focus area or subject matter, then it can offer various functions related to that focus area or subject matter. For example, a news headlines extension could have a browser action button that allows users to see news stories and replace the new tab page with news-only content, so long as all of those functions are narrowly focused on the news headline focus area.
Or, an extension can have a single purpose limited to a narrow browser function (for example, "new tab page", "tab management", or "browser history"). If the extension is implemented in a single function, then it can offer content or features related to different areas or subjects. For example, an extension that replaces the new tab page could offer multiple unrelated features on the new tab page (for example, weather forecast, news headlines, search engine, and so on), but it can’t also provide a browser action button, change the browser’s homepage, or make any other changes to browser functionality.
Be conscious of your extension’s permissions. We assume your extension utilizes each of the permissions it requests. Excessive permissions unrelated to your extension’s single purpose will be viewed as enabling unrelated functionalities, resulting in a policy violation.
It depends. Particularly if your extension offers multiple features, please make sure that it has a single purpose. Ask yourself these questions:
If you’re unsure, you can email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your extension ID, and we’ll take a look and try to provide feedback within a week. If your extension does not have a single purpose, then you will need to remove functionality or split your extension into different extensions.
If you created your extension after December 19, 2013, your extension will not be permitted in the Chrome Web Store. If you created your extension prior to December 19,2013, your extension may be removed from the Chrome Web Store starting July 22, 2014, although you will still be able to update the extension and file appeals. Please keep in mind that your re-published item will not be immediately published live in the store. The re-published item will undergo a compliance review before it can be restored.
In order to minimize disruption for users, we recommend that you take a moment to carefully review your extensions and make necessary updates as soon as possible. You can email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your extension ID, and we’ll try to provide feedback within a week.
Yes. If the purpose of your extension is to modify one narrow function of the browser (either the start page, homepage or new tab page, for example), and it does only that, then it would be compliant with the single-purpose policy. Additionally, if the purpose of your extension is limited to one focus area or subject matter, then you can have various functions related to that one area or subject matter, including changes to start page, homepage and new tab page.
Beginning with the July release of Chrome, the only way to programmatically change the homepage, search provider, and startup page settings in Chrome on Windows will be via an extension that uses the Settings Override API. Where more than one extension modifies these Chrome settings, the most recently installed extension will manage the settings it has modified via the Settings Override API. Extension developers can modify the new tab page (and a few other Chrome pages) using the same override method as before.
In addition, if you want to publish an extension that modifies Chrome settings, you must either control any domains you wish to set in any changed browser settings or redistribute an extension created by the entity that controls those domains. For example, you could distribute an extension that changes the homepage to wikipedia.org if the Wikimedia Foundation originally created and published the extension in the Chrome Web Store, and gave you the right to distribute it.
Please see this Chromium blog post for more information.
Yes. If the only purpose of the extension is to change the default search settings, then it would be compliant with the single purpose policy. Additionally, if the single purpose of your extension is search as the narrow focus area, and nothing else, then you can offer various functions related to search, including changes to default search settings.
If an extension changes Chrome settings via the Settings Override API, the user will be notified of the settings changes prior to installation, when they encounter the settings change for the first time, and via an indicator next to each changed setting on the Chrome settings page. From these notifications, users will have the option to reverse the settings changes by disabling the extension.
All Chrome settings changed by an extension will be reverted when that extension is disabled. All other settings (for example, those changed directly by a Windows binary) will remain unchanged.
No. A user’s existing homepage, search provider or startup settings will remain unchanged by the introduction of Settings Override API. Following the launch of the Settings Override API, only extensions can programmatically change these settings and only through the Settings Override API. But all changes to a user’s homepage, search provider or startup pages made prior to the launch of the Settings Override API, including any that may have been made by Windows binaries, will remain unchanged until the user manually updates those settings or installs an extension that uses the Settings Override API to change them.
The requirement that Chrome extensions be hosted in the Chrome Web Store initially applies only to Windows and Mac extensions. The new Settings Override API will initially be made available only on Chrome for Windows. However, the single-purpose policy will apply to all Chrome extensions.
At this time, Chrome apps (as distinguished from extensions) are not required to be distributed through the Chrome Web Store, or to have a single purpose. Chrome apps are currently not capable of changing Chrome settings.
No. This violates the single purpose policy. However, if injecting ads is the single purpose of the extension and the extension is otherwise compliant with Chrome policies, then it would be acceptable. For example, a “related articles” extension that adds sponsored links to articles related to a page the user is visiting would be compliant with the single purpose policy because it has a single purpose limited to a narrow function of the browser. You also might want to explore the other monetization options described here.
It depends on what the toolbar does. As described in answer #4, it must adhere to the narrow single purpose of the extension. Broad, multi-purpose toolbars are not allowed and toolbars that are implemented using content scripts to inject UI into every page are not recommended because they slow down every page load, clutter the UI, and can lead to security problems for users. Instead, consider using a browser action popup, which was designed to solve this very problem. It's a better user experience, with no performance or security downsides.
All extensions must comply with the Extension Quality Guidelines. If a user installed a non-compliant extension, then you will need to update them to a compliant extension that is hosted in the Chrome Web Store. If the user is not updated to a compliant extension that is hosted in the Chrome Web Store, then the extension will be automatically disabled. As noted above, any settings or behaviours controlled by the extension, including any settings controlled by the Settings Override API, will be reverted when the extension is disabled. You can find more information here.
If your extension is rejected from the Chrome Web Store, you will need to make changes or appeal the decision. After the requirement to host extensions in the Chrome Web Store comes into effect for Windows in late May 2014, your extension must be hosted in the Chrome Web Store or it will be automatically disabled from the users’ browsers. The same will occur for Mac extensions that are not hosted on the Chrome Web Store prior to the release of 44 in July 2015.
Our team will review it, and it may be removed from the Chrome Web Store. You’ll have a chance to make changes and appeal the decision. As noted above, if you created your extension before we announced the policy on December 19, 2013, you have until July 22, 2014 to make changes. If your extension was created after the policy was announced, it needs to be compliant now. You can temporarily unpublish it and contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your extension ID if you’d like feedback. We’ll try to respond within a week.
The addition of a page or browser action button under the new Chrome UI (Chrome 49 and later), will not trigger a single purpose policy violation if the button only serves as a shortcut to the extension’s main functionality. For example, if an extension’s single purpose is changing the new tab page, clicking the toolbar icon can open a new tab page. The page or browser action button button, however, cannot introduce any additional functionality or content. If an extension’s single purpose is a narrow subject matter or focus area, then the functionality and content of the browser action button must likewise fall within that narrow purpose.
You can email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your extension ID, and we’ll take a look and try to provide feedback within a week. This is a lightweight review intended to give you an indication of whether your extension will comply with the new policy.
An extension that adds features to Chrome’s browser history. All of the features are contained in a single browser function.
An extension with a single subject matter: It provides dropdown information about the weather. Because it is focused on one type of content, this extension could also change browser settings, like the new tab page, where the extension displays weather conditions and offers a weather search.
A search extension. It has multiple features, including this dropdown, but all of them are related to the narrow subject matter of search.


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Default The hardware cursors
CrosshairLarge cursor spans the screen,
Symbol To select any segment on the drawing to be used as a cursor, move the crosshair to the desired symbol before changing cursors.
Note that the symbol cursor is a drawing segment and is treated as such in Zoom operations.


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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs., set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to proccess for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1/3 mascarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1lbs Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 1 1/2 heavy cream
1/3 granulated sugar2 egg yokes- 1 lemon
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roasted pecans, roughly chopped