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16.2 Widget FundamentalsThe Tkinter module supplies many kinds of widgets, and most of them have several things in common. All widgets are instances of classes that inherit from class Widget. Class Widget itself is abstract; that is, you never instantiate Widget itself. You only instantiate concrete subclasses corresponding to specific kinds of widgets. Class Widget's functionality is common to all the widgets you instantiate. To instantiate any kind of widget, call the widget's class. The first argument is the parent window of the widget, also known as the widget's master. If you omit this positional argument, the widget's master is the application's main window. All other arguments are in named form, option=value. You can also set or change options on an existing widget w by calling w.config(option=value). You can get an option of w by calling w.cget('option'), which returns the option's value. Each widget w is a mapping, so you can also get an option as w['option'] and set or change it with w['option']=value. 16.2.1 Common Widget OptionsMany widgets accept some common options. Some options affect a widget's colors, others affect lengths (normally in pixels), and there are various other kinds. This section details the most commonly used options. <IP_ADDRESS> Color optionsTkinter represents colors with strings. The string can be a color name, such as 'red' or 'orange', or it may be of the form '#RRGGBB', where each of R, G, and B is a hexadecimal digit, to represent a color by the values of red, green, and blue components on a scale of 0 to 255. Don't worry; if your screen can't display millions of different colors, as implied by this scheme; Tkinter maps any requested color to the closest color that your screen can display. The common color options are:
<IP_ADDRESS> Length optionsTkinter normally expresses a length as an integer number of pixels; other units of measure are possible, but rarely used. The common length options are:
<IP_ADDRESS> Options expressing numbers of charactersSome options indicate a widget's requested geometry not in pixels, but rather as a number of characters, using average width or height of the widget's fonts:
<IP_ADDRESS> Other common optionsOther options accepted by many kinds of widgets are a mixed bag, dealing with both behavior and presentation issues.
16.2.2 Common Widget MethodsA widget w supplies many methods. Besides event-related methods, mentioned in Section 16.9 later in this chapter, commonly used widget methods are the following.
Returns the value configured in w for option.
w .config( ), without arguments, returns a dictionary where each possible option of w is mapped to a tuple that describes it. Called with one or more named arguments, config sets those options in w's configuration.
Sets focus to w, so that all keyboard events for the application are sent to w.
grab_set ensures that all of the application's events are sent to w until a corresponding call to grab_release.
Enters a Tkinter event loop. Event loops may be nested; each call to mainloop enters one further-nested level of the event loop.
Quits a Tkinter event loop. When event loops are nested; each call to quit exits one nested level of the event loop.
Handles all pending events. Never call this while handling an event!
Handles those pending events that would normally be handled only when the event loop is idle (such as layout-manager updates and widget redrawing) but does not perform any callbacks. You can safely call this method at any time.
v must be a Tkinter variable object (covered in the next section). wait_variable returns only when the value of v changes. Meanwhile, other parts of the application remain active.
w1 must be a widget. wait_visibility returns only when w1 becomes visible. Meanwhile, other parts of the application remain active.
w1 must be a widget. wait_window returns only when w1 is destroyed. Meanwhile, other parts of the application remain active.
Returns w's height in pixels.
Returns w's width in pixels. w supplies many other methods whose names start with winfo_, but the two above are the most often called, typically after calling w.update_idletasks.  Each class deals with a specific data type: DoubleVar for float, IntVar for int, StringVar for str. You can instantiate any of these classes without arguments to obtain an instance x, also known in Tkinter as a variable object. Then, x.set(datum) sets x's value to the given value, and x.get( ) returns x's current value. You can pass x as the textvariable or variable configuration option for a widget. Once you do this, the widget's text changes to track any change to x's value, and x's value, in turn, tracks changes to the widget (for some kinds of widgets). Further, a single Tkinter variable can control more than one widget. Tkinter variables let you control widget contents more transparently, and sometimes more conveniently, than explicitly querying and setting widget properties. The following example shows how to use a StringVar to connect an Entry widget and a Label widget automatically: import Tkinter root = Tkinter.Tk( ) tv = Tkinter.StringVar( ) Tkinter.Label(textvariable=tv).pack( ) Tkinter.Entry(textvariable=tv).pack( ) tv.set('Welcome!') Tkinter.Button(text="Exit", command=root.quit).pack( ) Tkinter.mainloop( ) print tv.get( ) As you edit the Entry, you'll see the Label change automatically. This example instantiates the Tkinter main window explicitly, binds it to name root, and then sets as the Button's command the bound method root.quit, which quits Tkinter's main loop but does not terminate the Python application. Thus, the example ends with a print statement, to show on standard output the final value of variable object tv. 16.2.4 Tkinter ImagesThe Tkinter class PhotoImage supports Graphical Interchange Format (GIF) and Portable PixMap (PPM) images. You instantiate class PhotoImage with a keyword argument file=path to load the image's data from the image file at the given path and get an instance x. You can set x as the image configuration option for one or more widgets. When you do this, the widget displays the image rather than text. If you need image processing functionality and support for many image formats (including JPEG, PNG, and TIFF), use PIL, the Python Imaging Library (http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/), designed to work with Tkinter. I do not cover PIL further in this book. Tkinter also supplies class BitmapImage, whose instances are usable wherever instances of PhotoImage are. BitmapImage supports some file formats known as bitmaps. I do not cover BitmapImage further in this book. Being set as the image configuration option of a widget does not suffice to keep instances of PhotoImage and BitmapImage alive. Be sure to hold such instances in a Python container object, typically a list or dictionary, to ensure that the instances are not garbage-collected. The following example shows how to display GIF images: import os import Tkinter root = Tkinter.Tk( ) L = Tkinter.Listbox(selectmode=Tkinter.SINGLE) gifsdict = { } dirpath = 'imgs' for gifname in os.listdir(dirpath): if not gifname[0].isdigit( ): continue gifpath = os.path.join(dirpath, gifname) gif = Tkinter.PhotoImage(file=gifpath) gifsdict[gifname] = gif L.insert(Tkinter.END, gifname) L.pack( ) img = Tkinter.Label( ) img.pack( ) def list_entry_clicked(*ignore): imgname = L.get(L.curselection( )[0]) img.config(image=gifsdict[imgname]) L.bind('<ButtonRelease-1>', list_entry_clicked) root.mainloop( ) Assuming you have in some directory ('imgs' in the example) several GIF files whose filenames start with digits, the example loads the images into memory, shows the filenames in a Listbox instance, and shows in a Label instance the GIF whose filename you click on. Note that for simplicity, the example does not give the Listbox widget a Scrollbar (we'll see how to equip a Listbox with a Scrollbar shortly). |
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Class: FelFlame::Stage
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- Defined in:
- lib/felflame.rb,
lib/felflame/stage_manager.rb
Overview
Stores Scenes which you want to execute on each frame. When called upon will execute all Systems in the Scenes in the Stage and will execute them according to their priority order.
Class Attribute Summary collapse
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.scenes ⇒ Array<Scene>
readonly
Contains all the Scenes added to the Stage.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.add(*scenes_to_add) ⇒ Boolean
Add any number of Scenes to the Stage.
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.call ⇒ Boolean
Executes one frame of the game.
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.clear ⇒ Boolean
Clears all Scenes that were added to the Stage.
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.remove(*scenes_to_remove) ⇒ Boolean
Remove any number of Scenes from the Stage.
Class Attribute Details
.scenes ⇒ Array<Scene>
Contains all the Scenes added to the Stage
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# File 'lib/felflame/stage_manager.rb', line 58 def scenes @scenes ||= [] end |
Class Method Details
.add(*scenes_to_add) ⇒ Boolean
Add any number of Scenes to the Stage
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# File 'lib/felflame/stage_manager.rb', line 11 def add(*scenes_to_add) self.scenes |= scenes_to_add scenes_to_add.each do |scene| self.systems |= scene.systems end systems.sort_by!(&:priority) true end |
.call ⇒ Boolean
Executes one frame of the game. This executes all the Systems in the Scenes added to the Stage. Systems that exist in two or more different Scenes will still only get executed once.
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.clear ⇒ Boolean
Clears all Scenes that were added to the Stage
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.remove(*scenes_to_remove) ⇒ Boolean
Remove any number of Scenes from the Stage
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# File 'lib/felflame/stage_manager.rb', line 22 def remove(*scenes_to_remove) self.scenes -= scenes_to_remove update_systems_list true end |


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Welcome to genese-api-angular demonstration module.
With genese cli, you generated automatically your data-services and your datatypes with the command line
genese new api.
Now, this app will show you how to use the data-services of genese-angular with your data-services.
At first, don't forget to launch the NestJs backend : open another terminal, move on the directory /backend, and type
npm run start
Open the console of your navigator : the results of the requests will be displayed inside.
Now, you're ready to test the genese-angular methods ! Click on one button on the left.


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| Package | org.restfulx.utils |
| Class | public class UUID |
Given that Flash does not provide an easy way to get at some unique space- based identifier, this implementation does not implement Version 1 of UUIDs (which are 'guaranteed' to be unique in TIME and SPACE). Instead it does a poor man's version of version 4 -- which means it's only as good as Flash's random number generator.
Hopefully the package itself is fairly self-explanatory; you create UUIDs and then can convert them to string and from strings. If you want to seralize one, seralize the string, and all "endianness" will be taken care of when you deseralize via "fromString".
Given that these UUIDs are not guaranteed unique in space (or time for that matter, although it's pretty unlikely you'll ever see two the same), you should take care how you use them.
Good uses of these UUIDs
- You want unique ids for debugging purposes
Bad uses of these UUIDs
- You want to use them as unique resource identifiers in your web site database. Shame on you.
| Property | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| variant : uint [read-only]
Returns the variant number associated with this UUID.
| UUID | ||
| version : uint [read-only]
Returns the version of UUID this UUID represents.
| UUID |
| Method | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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UUID(aUUID:ByteArray)
Create a UUID from a 16-byte byte array.
| UUID | ||
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Compare two UUIDs
| UUID | ||
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[static]
Creates a new (random) UUID
| UUID | ||
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Is this equal to the passed in value?
| UUID | ||
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fromString(aUUID:String):UUID
[static]
Create a UUID from a string
| UUID | ||
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toString():String
Return a nicely formatted version of the UUID
| UUID |
| variant | property |
variant:uint
[read-only]Returns the variant number associated with this UUID. See the spec if you don't know what a variant is.
The variant number can be:
0: Reserved for NCS backward compatibility 2: The Leach-Salz variant 6: Reserved, Microsoft Corporation backward compatibility 7: Reserved for future definition
Implementation
public function get variant():uint
| version | property |
version:uint
[read-only]Returns the version of UUID this UUID represents. For any UUIDs created from the Random UUID version it'll be 4 (meaning random is as good as you'll get).
Implementation public function get version():uint
| UUID | () | constructor |
public function UUID(aUUID:ByteArray)
Create a UUID from a 16-byte byte array.
ParametersaUUID:ByteArray |
— Throws ArgumentError if the input is not 16 bytes.
|
| compare | () | method |
public function compare(aUUID:UUID):int
Compare two UUIDs
ParametersaUUID:UUID — The uuid to compare to.
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int — -1 if this is less than aUUID; +1 if this is greater than aUUID; else 0
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— Throws ArgumentError if a null UUID is passed in.
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| createRandom | () | method |
public static function createRandom():UUID
Creates a new (random) UUID
ReturnsUUID —
The new random UUID
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| equals | () | method |
public function equals(aUUID:UUID):Boolean
Is this equal to the passed in value?
ParametersaUUID:UUID |
Boolean — compare(aUUID) == 0
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See also
| fromString | () | method |
public static function fromString(aUUID:String):UUID
Create a UUID from a string
ParametersaUUID:String — The string representation of the UUID; non-hex characters are stripped
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UUID —
The new UUID
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— Throws an ArgumentError if the input string is an invalid format
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| toString | () | method |
public function toString():String
Return a nicely formatted version of the UUID
ReturnsString — The string representation of the UUID
|


@import data._ @import helper._ @import paroleParom1Report.hiddenInputs._ @import play.Environment @import data.viewModel.PageStatus @import org.webjars.play.WebJarsUtil @import fragment.popup @import com.typesafe.config.Config @(reportForm: Form[ParoleParom1ReportData], encrypter: String => String)(implicit pageStatuses: Map[Int, PageStatus], webJarsUtil: WebJarsUtil, environment: Environment, configuration: Config) @implicitField = @{ FieldConstructor(govukElements.f) } @recommendationHint = {
Authors should remain mindful that whilst the Parole Board will consider their recommendations, the panel members will make their own independent assessment and decision. Ensuring that you set out clearly and succinctly the reasons behind your recommendation will help to strengthen your argument and this should flow logically from the information in the main body of the report.
The recommendation should take into account all previous offending behaviours, the level of risk the prisoner would present if released under the proposed risk management plan, how realistic management in the community will be both in terms of risk and likely compliance and be informed by all relevant equality and diversity considerations. This does not mean you need to write this out but that you have considered it in making your recommendation.
Information and assessments provided by Specialists (including those commissioned by the prisoner’s legal team) and prison staff should be considered. It is helpful to reflect and comment upon any differences in the recommendations they have provided.
Please refer to the Parole Board powers document (Appendix 1). The Parole Board cannot direct a move to open conditions for all cases.
Where possible one HMPPS recommendation should be agreed. In cases where the prison and community offender managers have alternative views, these should be fully explored and as far as possible resolved prior to the report being written. However, where any issues remain, the author should make it clear that they have been made aware of the prison offender manager’s recommendation and assessment of risk. The reasons for any differences in assessment should be explained and the authors recommendation made clear.
It is of note that MAPPA cannot make recommendations.
Where release is not supported, the reasons for this should be clearly outlined and evidenced and flow logically from the detail contained in the body of the report. The next steps the prisoner is required to take should be provided in detail, and the author should clarify when they will be available, and these should be discussed with the prisoner.
Where outstanding reports are required before a full decision can be made, this should be clearly outlined along with the timeframe, so that should the parole board require an addendum report, this can be made available prior to the oral hearing e.g. an outstanding psychology or post programme report.
} @popup(reportForm, encrypter, "Recommendation", 18) {


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The free version of BlueDragon sadly has no option for loading additional jar files such as jTidy or log4J at startup or by adding them to server the classpath. However thanks to Phil Cruz's post to the NewAtlanta mailing list and Spike's post on his blog there is way round this slight annoyance. Below is the code for loading jTidy from a relative path, which quite frankly pleases me no end!!
<cfscript>
pathToTidy = "/your/Path/To/Tidy.jar";
// Create an instance of java.net.URL for passing to the URLClassLoader
URLObject = createObject('java','java.net.URL');
// Initialize the object with the jar file
URLObject.init("file:" & pathToTidy);
// Create an Array and add our URLObject to it
arr[1] = urlobject;
// Create and the URLClassLoader and pass it the array containing our path
loader = createObject('java','java.net.URLClassLoader');
loader.init(arr);
// Use our new class loader to load the Tidy class
tidy = loader.loadClass("org.w3c.tidy.Tidy").newInstance();
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#tidy#" />
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and dominate the market. Form alliances with other players to achieve your goals!
{% endblocktrans %}
{% trans "Improve your company" %}
{% blocktrans %}Use research to improve the quality of your flights or to become more efficient.
Invest in marketing campaigns to improve your brand recognition.
{% endblocktrans %}
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- As a user, I want to keep up-to-date with VanArts news via Twitter.
 Due to VanArts web users leaving VanArts site for Twitter.com and there is too much friction for VanArts users to subscribe to the news as a Twitter user is required to follow VanArts on Twitter.
- As a user, I want to keep up-to-date with VanArts news via Twitter without creating a Twitter account and users should remain on VanArts web site.
 Due to large font, content widths not matching and overall layout is mismatched.
- As a user, I want to keep up-to-date with VanArts news via Twitter without creating a Twitter account and users should remain on VanArts web site. The layout should be consistent for the entire web page.
- As a user, I want to keep up-to-date with VanArts news via Twitter without creating a Twitter account and users should remain on VanArts web site. The layout should be consistent for the entire web page.
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{% extends 'base2.html' %} {% load static %} {% block title %}500{% endblock %} {% block container %} 500 OOPS! SERVER ERROR Sorry, but we messed up. Please inform us of the error. Report Bug {% endblock %}
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Gecode::ProjectorPropagatorSpec Class Reference
#include <projectors-compiler.hh>
Detailed Description
Specification for a C++ finite set propagator.Definition at line 49 of file projectors-compiler.hh.
Public Attributes | |
| std::string | _name |
| The name of the propagator. | |
| std::string | _namespace |
| The namespace to place the propagator in. | |
| int | _arity |
| Arity of the generated propagator, 0 meaning n-ary. | |
| bool | _reified |
| Whether this propagator is reified. | |
| bool | _negated |
| Whether this propagator is negated. | |
| ProjectorSet | _ps |
Member Data Documentation
| std::string Gecode::ProjectorPropagatorSpec::_name |
| std::string Gecode::ProjectorPropagatorSpec::_namespace |
Arity of the generated propagator, 0 meaning n-ary.
Definition at line 57 of file projectors-compiler.hh.
Definition at line 63 of file projectors-compiler.hh.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/set/projectors-compiler.hh (Revision: 4790)


After getting my high school certificate, I did computer packages and that is when my programming journey began. I fell in love with technology and decided to explore it by taking online coding classes. Later on,I heard about Moringa school from a friend and how much it has brought a difference into the lives of many young developers today. I researched about it and signed up for a full course. I am now a student at Moringa school.The experience is challanging but mind blowing at the same time. It is certainly the best place a programmer would want to be.
I'm currently interested in programming/coding. Really into improving my skills daily. I have a number of hobbies but the top two are learning/reading and singing.
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I'm expecting to finish my course in Moringa and graduate as a full stack web developer. I also want to take a Data Science course later on as i'm working. My goal is to become an expert in web development and help other people who are willing to learn programming get a chance to do it too.
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specifies an export implementation for jME3 data.JmeImporter Savable Savable
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Classes in com.jme.export used by com.jme.asset Class Description JmeExporter JmeExporter
specifies an export implementation for jME3 data.JmeImporter Savable Savable
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specifies an export implementation for jME3 data.JmeImporter Savable Savable
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specifies an export implementation for jME3 data.JmeImporter Savable Savable
is an interface for objects that can be serialized using jME's serialization system. -
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Neptuno is just a simple CSS library with a set of components that We use in our works and side projects.
We always use components, neptuno components are UI Beauty and UX friendly, not all devs like to use big frameworks like Bootstrap or Materialize. Sometimes we need simple things to build simple apps.
With Neptuno you can use simple responsive components with your custom CSS files.
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$someFormField.formula({ input: input, [formula: function], [options] });
The object the widget lives on receives the output of the formula function. The value of each of the inputs are passed in to this formula. The output is sent by way of a call to val(). (@TODO: add support for text())
Input can be passed in a variety of ways. Of them, passing as a selector will be the most efficient as well as live. Currently supported input types are:
$o.formula({ input: '.subtotals' });
$o.formula({ input: $subtotals });
$o.formula({ input: 5 });
$o.formula({
input: {
subtotal: '#subtotal',
tax: '#tax',
surcharge: 5
}
}, $.formula.sum);
The value of each jQuery type of input is retrieved with a call to val(). (@TODO: add support for text())
The second parameter is the formula to perform on the input. It is passed as an ordinary JavaScript function, and it must be unary (though the formula itself need not be). If there is only a single parameter to the formula (after re-resolving all selectors at compute-time), this function is called with that value.
In any other case, the input will be passed as an object, with named parameters indicating each input according to the following rules:
Before invoking the callback function, Count Form-u-la will set a property called unary
so that the function can determine whether it is being called in a unary context. For example, the following code transfers the value of the first form field with the line_items
class to jQuery object $o
, irrespective of whether there is only one, or more than one on the page. (note that the function need not handle the nullary case; this is a user-oriented plugin, so the values are only recalculated when an input changes)
function findValue(input){
if( findValue.unary ){
return input;
}
else {
return input[0];
}
}
$o.formula({ input: '.line_items', formula: findValue });
Or simply,
$o.formula({
input: '.line_items',
formula: function(input){
return arguments.callee.unary ? input : input[0];
}
});
After re-reading this description, it sounds like this behavior should be changed so that Count Form-u-la consumers can blindly apply jQuery.each
. (@TODO)
As seen in the above example, the function must simply return the value, and Count Form-u-la takes care of the rest. Because everything is by value in the function, specifying complex equations becomes very simple.
function quadratic(i){
return (-i.b + Math.sqrt( i.b * i.b - 4 * i.a * i.c ))/(2 * i.a)
}
$x.formula({
input: {
a: '#x_2_coefficient',
b: '#x_coefficient',
c: '#constant'
},
function: quadratic
});
Presumably the HTML to support this would be something along the lines of
<form>
0 = <input type="text" id="x_2_coefficient" /> * x <sup> 2 </sup> +
<input type="text" id="x_coefficient" /> * x +
<input type="text" id="constant" />
</form>
$o.formula({
input: '.input',
formula: someFunction,
bind: 'keyup' // For a REALLY live form
});
Choose which event on the input fields to bind recalculation of the output field to. The default is 'blur', and in my opinion that's the only one you'll ever need.
$o.formula({
input: '.input',
formula: someFunction,
taintable: true
});
By default, Count Form-u-la disables output fields to discourage the user from mucking about in them. However, sometimes there are good reasons to allow a user to edit a field that otherwise is auto-calculated. For those situations, there is taintable.
At the moment, the only way to untaint the field is by literally removing the entry in the jQuery data store. Feel free to use that technique. (TODO: Expose some way to untaint a field.)
$o.formula({
input: '.inputs',
formula: someFunction,
precision: 'lowest' // standard scientific usage
});
Strategy for precision correction. Defaults to the scientific definition of the term. (TODO: Expose decimal places style of calculating precision, since that's what everybody thinks of.) Choices:
ignore
highest
lowest
function(a,b);
function(a,b){ return 3; }
, which would probably be more useful with decimal places.
$('#sum').formula({
input: '.in',
formula: $.formula.sum
});
$('#sum').formula({
input: '.in',
formula: $.formula.sum,
bind: 'keyup',
taintable: true
});
$('#avg').formula({
input: '.in',
formula: $.formula.avg
});
$('#avg').formula({
input: '.in',
formula: $.formula.avg,
precision: 'lowest'
});
$('#result').formula({
input: {
a: '#a',
b: '#b',
c: '#c'
},
formula: function(i){
return i.a + i.b + i.c
}
});


Fomantic (Semantic) UI wrapper for Shiny
With this library it is easy to wrap Shiny with Fomantic UI (previously Semantic). Add a few simple lines of code to give your UI a fresh, modern and highly interactive look.
library(shiny) ui <- fluidPage( div( div( a("Link"), p("Lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum"), actionButton("button", "Click") ) ) )
library(shiny.semantic) ui <- semanticPage( div(class = "ui raised segment", div( a(class="ui green ribbon label", "Link"), p("Lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum, lorem ipsum"), actionButton("button", "Click") ) ) )
See more examples with code in the examples
folder.
Check out also our dashboard examples made with shiny.semantic library:
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You can install a stable shiny.semantic
release from CRAN repository:
install.packages("shiny.semantic")
and the latest version with devtools:
devtools::install_github("Appsilon/`r params$repo_name`")
(master
branch contains the stable version. Use develop
branch for latest features)
To install previous versions you can run:
devtools::install_github("Appsilon/`r params$repo_name`", ref = "0.1.0")
Firstly, you will have to invoke shinyUI()
with semanticPage()
instead of standard Shiny UI definitions like e.g. bootstrapPage()
. From now on, all components can be annotated with Fomantic UI specific CSS classes and also you will be able to use shiny.semantic components.
Basic example for rendering a simple button. will look like this:
library(shiny) library(shiny.semantic) ui <- function() { shinyUI( semanticPage( title = "My page", div(class = "ui button", uiicon("user"), "Icon button") ) ) } server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) { }) shinyApp(ui = ui(), server = server)
For better understanding it’s good to check Fomantic UI documentation.
Note #1
At the moment you have to pass page title in semanticPage()
Note #2
The shiny
package works with Bootstrap library under the hood. shiny.semantic
uses Fomantic UI. Sometimes using both of these libraries may cause troubles with rendering specific UI elements. That is why by default we turn off Bootstrap dependencies.
However, you can switch off suppressing bootstrap by calling semanticPage(suppress_bootstrap = FALSE, ...)
Advanced
Using Fomantic UI JavaScript elements
Some Fomantic UI elements require to run a specific JS code when DOM document is ready. There are at least 2 options to do this:
library(shinyjs)
...
jsCode <- " # Fomantic UI componts JS "
...
ui <- function() {
shinyUI(
semanticPage(
title = "Your page title",
shinyjs::useShinyjs(),
# Your UI code
)
)
}
server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) {
runjs(jsCode)
# Your Shiny logic
})
shinyApp(ui = ui(), server = server)
shiny::tags$script()
...
jsCode <- "
$(document).ready(function() {
# Semantic UI components JS code, like:
#$('.rating').rating('setting', 'clearable', true);
#$('.disabled .rating').rating('disable');
})
...
"
ui <- function() {
shinyUI(
semanticPage(
title = "My page",
tags$script(jsCode),
# Your UI code
)
)
}
...
server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) {
# Your Shiny logic
})
shinyApp(ui = ui(), server = server)
If you want to contribute to this project please submit a regular PR, once you’re done with new feature or bug fix.
Changes in documentation
Both repository README.md file and an official documentation page are generated with Rmarkdown, so if there is a need to update them, please modify accordingly a README.Rmd file and use “Knit”.
Documentation is rendered with pkgdown
. Just run pkgdown::build_site()
after rendering new README.md.
Make sure to check our Code of Conduct.
We used the latest versions of dependencies for this library, so please update your R environment before installation.
However, if you encounter any problems, try the following:
dsl.R
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For installing Ionic specifically on Ubunu
Installing ionic
If you are running a 64-bit version of Ubuntu, you’ll need to install the 32-bit libraries since Android is only 32-bit at the moment. Use the below command:
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
If you are on Ubuntu 13.04 or greater, ia32-libs
has been removed. You can use the following packages instead:
sudo apt-get install lib32z1 lib32ncurses5 lib32bz2-1.0
Use command sudo npm install -g ionic
Verify the installation of Ionic using command ionic info
In case, the Cordova CLI is undetectable, use sudo npm install -g cordova
command
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Modifications for numpy interactive use.
Also worth noting is how Numpy and Scipy entirely circumvent the typical
help system, pydoc, and the paging functions in IPython with their
numpy.info()
and numpy.source()
functions.
See also
Autogenerated docs for Autogenerated docs for numpy-init¶
-
set_numpy_printoptions
(**kwargs)[source][source]¶ Define this function only if numpy can be imported.
But don’t end the script with sys.exit() because anything that imports this module will exit too. As the
__init__.py
imports this module the whole package breaks due to a simple installation issue.- Parameters
kwargs (dict) – Any options that should be overridden.


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Signals are what Phaser uses to handle events and event dispatching. You can listen for a Signal by binding a callback / function to it. This is done by using either Signal.add
or Signal.addOnce
.
For example you can listen for a touch or click event from the Input Manager by using its onDown
Signal:
game.input.onDown.add(function() { ... });
Rather than inline your function, you can pass a reference:
game.input.onDown.add(clicked, this);
function clicked () { ... }
In this case the second argument (this
) is the context in which your function should be called.
Now every time the InputManager dispatches the onDown
signal (or event), your function will be called.
Very often a Signal will send arguments to your function. This is specific to the Signal itself. If you're unsure then check the documentation, or failing that simply do:
Signal.add(function() { console.log(arguments); })
and it will log all of the arguments your function received from the Signal.
Sprites have lots of default signals you can listen to in their Events class, such as:
sprite.events.onKilled
Which is called automatically whenever the Sprite is killed. There are lots of other events, see the Events component for a list.
As well as listening to pre-defined Signals you can also create your own:
var mySignal = new Phaser.Signal();
This creates a new Signal. You can bind a callback to it:
mySignal.add(myCallback, this);
and then finally when ready you can dispatch the Signal:
mySignal.dispatch(your arguments);
And your callback will be invoked. See the dispatch method for more details.


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If Rapid SCADA is used in a corporate environment, restrict access of domain users to the Rapid SCADA installation directory, by default C:\SCADA\. To do this, open the properties of the directory which contains the Rapid SCADA applications, choose the Security tab and configure access rights.
Configure a web server to enable HTTPS protocol for the Webstation application. Using HTTPS, all traffic between a browser and the web server, including passwords, is encrypted.
Use VPN to provide access for external users. If possible, avoid open access to Webstation from outside.
Change the default passwords. Open the project using the Administrator application, enter the new passwords in the Users table, and update the passwords for connecting to Server specified in the application settings. To create strong passwords, use a password generator. If a company uses Active Directory, setting up authentication in Rapid SCADA based on Active Directory enhances system security.


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Like watching an old man curse and scream at the weather, watching webheads complain about the idiosyncrasies of mobile as if they were only that - mere irrelevant idiosyncrasies - can be a test of patience.
See also Eternal September 2.0


The first major break of the holidays is upon us, and I’m in the mood to do some giveaways. Over the last 18 months, I’ve contributed (along with the likes of Steve Kelly, Kristin Daniels, Crystal Kirch, and more) to some fantastic books and I’ve got some extra copies that need to be read. For this round, I’m giving away a physical copy of Flip... Read more 21 Nov 2014 - less than 1 minute read
Featured image creative commons licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by Wonderlane I apologize for the click-baity title, but I think it helps get to the root of some emerging issues in the tech and education landscapes. I’ve got four problems briefly outlined with proposed solutions beneath. As always, comments are welcome. Problem 1 – Close... Read more 20 Nov 2014 - 3 minute read
Proteins are some of the most varied, complex, and mind-bending models studied in biology. Built from our genetic code, proteins have multiple levels of organization which can be modeled independently and corporately to learn about their functions based on their structures. Because of this complexity, proteins offer great fodder for the biology ... Read more 18 Nov 2014 - 3 minute read
You may have noticed that the URL for this blog has changed. It should be updating your RSS feed and URL automatically when you visit, but just in case, the new URL is http://blog.ohheybrian.com. It’s part of a larger shift I’m making. Links should still work fine to old posts, but in case you find a broken one, either leave a comment below, ge... Read more 17 Nov 2014 - less than 1 minute read
I read Randy Pausch’s The Last Lecture when I was in college. In it, Randy talks about developing Alice and how it impacted his career and his views on teaching computer science to kids. At the time, I remembered thinking, “I should download and try it out.” But, I never did. Fast forward seven years. I’ve spent the last two weeks playing in Al... Read more 14 Nov 2014 - 1 minute read
There are times where I wish I could go back, rewind what happened, and listen again. Daydreamers, you know what I’m talking about. Even though it’s not in the official pillars of Flipped Learning, a reason I hear people flipping their instruction is so kids can pause, rewind, and re-watch a portion of the instruction. It sounds powerful, and it... Read more 14 Nov 2014 - 4 minute read
A little history Big, important ideas can often be overlooked because of how boring they sound to the average listener. Remember SOPA and PIPA a few years back? In addition to obscure acronyms, they were also known as HR 3261 and Senate Bill 968, respectively. Or, if you want to get really descriptive, you can go by their long titles: “To prom... Read more 13 Nov 2014 - 4 minute read
I’ve iterated on this blog a lot over the years. I started by focusing on chemistry, and then switched over to teaching and learning in general. Layouts changed, content evolved, and it’s time for one more shift for (what I hope) is the last time. I’ve grown a lot as a teacher. I’ve gone from being staunchly opposed or advocating for certain id... Read more 12 Nov 2014 - 1 minute read
I lost my job on Friday. It sucks, but life moves on. I’ve started applying for schools, but it isn’t really a good hiring time right now. So, in the meantime, I’m speaking and doing some freelance web design. If you are looking for someone to lead a PD day at your school, please contact me through my homepage for more information. I’d also ... Read more 10 Nov 2014 - less than 1 minute read
This piece of the series is aptly placed after our interviews with creative people. It’s a good reminder that everyone can be creative, not just the “elect.” Creative work isn’t because of a gene or some aptitude for doing interesting things. It comes out of hard, hard work. Writing a song was an interesting lens, because most musicians have hou... Read more 03 Nov 2014 - 4 minute read


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See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AppTest |
Unit test for simple App.
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| AuthenticationFilter |
This filter is used for Authentication.
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| CachingHttpHeadersFilter |
This filter is used in production, to put HTTP cache headers with a long (1
month) expiration time. |
| CharacterEncodingFilter |
Sets the request and/or response character encoding based on the presence of
either or both of the following init params,
CharacterEncodingFilter.REQUEST_CHARSET_NAME
CharacterEncodingFilter.RESPONSE_CHARSET_NAME . |
| ClientCertFilter |
ClientCertFilter is a filter which can be used to restrict
access to a servlet by verifying aspects of the client certificate chain
given to the servlet. |
| ErrorFilter |
Alternative to Spring Boot's ErrorPageFilter which was causing problems
with other filters, because it was trying to send errors after a response was committed.
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| RequestDumperFilter |
Example filter that dumps interesting state information about a request to
the associated servlet context log file, before allowing the servlet to
process the request in the usual way.
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| RequestLoggingFilter |
Servlet Filter implementation class RequestLoggingFilter
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| RequestMethodFilter |
RequestMethodFilter is a filter which can be used to restrict
access to a servlet by using any of the methods available in
javax.servlet.ServletRequest or
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest . |
| SessionAttributeFilter |
SessionAttributeFilter is a filter which can be used to redirect
requests based on attributes found in the session. |
| SessionTrackingFilter |
This filter is used to track session.
|
| StaticResourcesProductionFilter |
This filter is used in production, to serve static resources generated by "grunt build". |
| TimerFilter |
Servlet filter that records the duration of all requests. |


Edit: since the original version of this post, a new version 0.3.1 of Serverless was released. I have updated the tutorial below to reflect the newer version.
I was in the middle of a blog post about the JAWS framework and before I had finished it changed its name to the Serverless framework. It is a very clever way to build apps without worrying about provisioning server or whether it will scale. This is because it uses Amazon Web Services and in particular the Amazon lambda compute service. It’s currently in beta.
Follow the instructions for setting up an administrative IAM user for use with the framework.
Make sure you have node and npm installed. You need node 4.0 or greater.
$ node -v
v4.2.3
$ npm -v
2.14.7
Install the Serverless framework.
$ npm install serverless -g
Create a new project
$ serverless project create
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| _ .-----.----.--.--.-----.----| .-----.-----.-----.
| |___| -__| _| | | -__| _| | -__|__ --|__ --|
|____ |_____|__| \___/|_____|__| |__|_____|_____|_____|
| | | The Serverless Application Framework
| | serverless.com, v0.3.1
`-------'
Serverless: Initializing Serverless Project...
Serverless: Enter a name for this project: (serverless-vyedql) serverlessPotd
Serverless: Enter a universally unique project bucket name: (serverless-vyedql-4jboce.com) potd-zerosharp.com
Serverless: Enter an email to use for AWS alarms<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>Serverless: Select a region for your project:
us-east-1
us-west-2
> eu-west-1
ap-northeast-1
Serverless: Select an AWS profile for your project:
> default
Serverless: Creating stage "dev"...
Serverless: Creating region "eu-west-1" in stage "dev"...
Serverless: Creating your project bucket on S3: serverless.eu-west-1.potd-zerosharp.com...
Serverless: Deploying resources to stage "dev" in region "eu-west-1" via Cloudformation (~3 minutes)...
Serverless: Successfully deployed "dev" resources to "eu-west-1"
Serverless: Successfully created region "eu-west-1" within stage "dev"
Serverless: Successfully created stage "dev"
Serverless: Successfully initialized project "serverlessPotd"
It takes about 3 minutes to setup the necessary CloudFormation stack for your project. Change directory to the newly created project.
$ cd serverlessPotd
Create a new component.
$ serverless component create
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Serverless: Enter a name for your new component: (nodejscomponent)
Serverless: Enter a name for your component's first module: (resource) potd
Serverless: Enter a name for your module's first function: (show) check
Serverless: Successfully created function: "check"
Serverless: Successfully created new serverless module "potd" inside the component "nodejscomponent"
Serverless: Installing "serverless-helpers" for this component via NPM...
Serverless: -----------------
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>node_modules/serverless-helpers-js
└──<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Serverless: -----------------
Serverless: Successfully created new serverless component: nodejscomponent
This has created the javascript code for a basic lambda function which we can immediately deploy.
$ serverless dash deploy
At the prompt select both the function and the endpoint and then select Deploy.
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| _ .-----.----.--.--.-----.----| .-----.-----.-----.
| |___| -__| _| | | -__| _| | -__|__ --|__ --|
|____ |_____|__| \___/|_____|__| |__|_____|_____|_____|
| | | The Serverless Application Framework
| | serverless.com, v0.3.1
`-------'
Use the <up>, <down>, <pageup>, <pagedown>, <home>, and <end> keys to navigate.
Press <enter> to select/deselect, or <space> to select/deselect and move down.
Press <ctrl> + <enter> to immediately deploy selected.
Serverless: Select the assets you wish to deploy:
nodejscomponent - potd - check
function - nodejscomponent/potd/check
endpoint - nodejscomponent/potd/check@potd/check~GET
- - - - -
> Deploy
Serverless: Deploying functions in "dev" to the following regions: eu-west-1
Serverless: ------------------------
Serverless: Successfully deployed functions in "dev" to the following regions:
Serverless: eu-west-1 ------------------------
Serverless: nodejscomponent/potd/check: arn:aws:lambda:eu-west-1:962613113552:function:serverlessPotd-nodejscomponent-potd-check:dev
Serverless: Deploying endpoints in "dev" to the following regions: eu-west-1
Serverless: Successfully deployed endpoints in "dev" to the following regions:
Serverless: eu-west-1 ------------------------
Serverless: GET - potd/check - https://rhnjv4ms2b.execute-api.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/dev/potd/check
Now open a browser and navigate to the URL in the last line. You should see the following JSON response.
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{message:"Your Serverless function ran successfully!"}
Now that’s already fantastic. With a handful of commands we have deployed an arbitrary javascript function to a URL endpoint very cheaply and with automatic scaling. We never had to consider instance size or memory or operating system.
And it’s extremely extensible too - thanks to the other AWS services, we can easily make it secure (with Amazon Cognito) kick off emails (SES), store files (S3), add persistence (DynamoDB), etc.
In the next post, I’ll be applying it to a real life scenario to replace an existing web service.


Fishing Guild Member:
You have some sweet aromatic fluid! What grade Fishing Shot would you like?
"Make one with the fluid I have."
"Show me the list of monsters."
"I want to continue."
"I'm ready to quit."


About this mission patch
This mission patch was designed by Tom Morgan for the Apply for Personal Independence Payment service team.
Printing guidance
This mission patch looks best printed with a matt finish.
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The game is simple, really. When you are ready to begin, click the start button. At which time you will be presented with a question. If you answer the question correctly, you gain a point. If you answer the question incorrectly, your time will be shortened by 5 seconds. Try to answer all of the questions before the time runs out!


North Korea says Joe Biden is a rabid dog who must be beaten to death with a stick
by Kim Tong-Hyung, Associated PressNorth Korea has called former US vice president Joe Biden a "rabid dog" that "must be beaten to death with a stick" in its latest swipe against foreign and political leaders it sees as hostile to its leadership.
The commentary published by Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency said the US presidential hopeful "reeled off a string of rubbish against the dignity" of the North's supreme leadership and deserves "merciless punishment".
The statement said: "Rabid dogs like Baiden [sic] can hurt lots of people if they are allowed to run about. They must be beaten to death with a stick, before it is too late. Doing so will be beneficial for the U.S. also."
Read More: Trump becomes first US president to visit North Korea during meeting with Kim Jong Un
North Korea often unleashes crude insults against foreign leaders and politicians over what it sees as slanderous remarks towards its leadership.
Mr Biden has repeatedly lamented President Donald Trump's embrace of authoritarian foreign leaders


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"link": "index.html",
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"button": "Our Specials",
"link": "rooms.html"
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"title": "Gallery",
"text": "Our beautiful decade old resort features the best mountain view in the country in a affordable package."
})
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"title": "Find Your Next Getaway",
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Request
public struct Request
extension Download.Request: CustomStringConvertible
Combines all the necessary input to execute an HTTP download.
-
The remote address of the resource to download.
Declaration
Swift
public var resourceAddress: URL
-
A block called with the temporary location of the file on disk. The block must either move the file or open it for reading, otherwise the file gets deleted after the block returns. The block should return the new path of the file.
Declaration
Swift
public var destination: (URL) throws -> URL
-
The maximum amount of time (in seconds) that an operation’s load activity can execute while the operation is running.
Declaration
Swift
public var timeoutInterval: TimeInterval?
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Cookies to send along the HTTP request.
Declaration
Swift
public var cookies: [String : String]
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public init(resourceAddress: URL, cookies: [String: String] = [:], timeoutInterval: TimeInterval? = nil, destination: @escaping (URL) throws -> URL)
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Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }


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JSON Pointer
JSON Pointer is a syntax that allows the selection of a specific value within a JSON document. This is contrasted to JSON Path which is used to perform searches, returning multiple values.
An overview of JSON Pointer
The syntax is fairly simple:
- The path starts with
/
. - Each segment is separated by
/
. - Each segment can be interpreted as either an array index or an object key.
For example, given the JSON document (from the spec linked above):
{
"foo": ["bar", "baz"],
"": 0,
"a/b": 1,
"c%d": 2,
"e^f": 3,
"g|h": 4,
"i\\j": 5,
"k\"l": 6,
" ": 7,
"m~n": 8
}
The following pointers evaluate to the accompanying values:
<empty> // the whole document
/foo" ["bar", "baz"]
/foo/0" "bar"
/" 0
/a~1b 1
/c%d 2
/e^f 3
/g|h 4
/i\j 5
/k"l 6
/ 7
/m~0n 8
Note the paths a~1b
and m~0n
. These show the only two characters which must be delimited: ~
and /
which are delimited as ~0
and ~1
, respectively.
JSON Pointer also supports a URL syntax which starts with #
and allows for characters to be encoded as %xx
format, where xx
is the hexadecimal equivalent of the character.
Usage
Manatee.Json's implementation is the JsonPointer
class. This class extends List<string>
to represent each segment individually. It also exposes Evaluate(JsonValue)
. This method returns a result object that exposes either the value found at the path or an error describing where the path ended.
To create a path, you can either write out the path in a string and parse it using the JsonPointer.Parse()
method:
var pointer = JsonPointer.Parse("/foo/0");
or you can supply the segments individually or in a collection through one of the constructors:
var pointer = new JsonPointer { "foo", "0" };
Both of these create the same path.
Once created, evaluation is simple:
var sample = new JsonObject { /* example from above */ };
var results = pointer.Evaluate(sample);
This will return a PointerEvaluationResults
object with results.Value
equal to the JSON value 0
.
In the case a path does not exist, the results.Error
property will contain the path as far as the first segment that was missing. For example, the path foo/0/notFound/dn
would return an error with the path foo/0/notFound
.
Additional support
In addition to the syntax described above, this implementation is #
-tolerant to support the URI fragment pointers used by the $ref
keywords in JSON Schema. JsonPointer.Parse()
will remember whether a #
was used and will include it when stringifying it. The #
will not be included as a segment in the path, however.


Police investigate why a camel, cow and donkey crossed the road
by Associated PressGODDARD, Kan. — Authorities discovered a camel, a cow and a donkey roaming together along a Kansas road in a grouping reminiscent of a Midwestern Christmas Nativity scene.
The Goddard Police Department asked for help Sunday in locating the owners of the “three friends traveling together (towards a Northern star).”
Police said in a Facebook post that if they couldn’t find the owners, they would be “halfway toward a live Nativity this Christmas season.”
Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Lt. Tim Meyers says the animals belong to an employee of the nearby Tanganyika Wildlife Park.
One person who replied to the Facebook post inquired, “Are there 3 wise looking men near?” Another speculated that they “may lead you to the Second Coming.”
Goddard is about 15 miles (24 kilometers) west of Wichita.


| Enrollment | IDPs | Refugees | Host Community | Other | Total | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | ||
| # of learners enrolled YEP (GL-E1/Y) | |||||||||
| # of learners enrolled Accelerated Learning (GL-E1/A) | |||||||||
| # of learners enrolled EiE (GL-E1/E) |
| Teachers Trained | Males | Females | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| # of teachers trained YEP (GL-E2) | |||
| # of teachers trained AE (GL-E2) | |||
| # of teachers trained EiE (GL-E2) | |||
| # of teachers trained Standalone (GL-E2) | |||
| # of teacher training packages provided (GL-E4) |
| Non - Teachers Trained | Males | Females | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| # of non- teachers trained Standalone (GL-E3) | |||
| # of non- teacher training packages provided (GL-E5) |
| Other systems Support | Total |
|---|---|
| # of strategy guidance documents produced (GL-E6) | |
| Individuals Receiving NFIs | IDPs | Refugees | Host Community | Other | Total | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | ||
| # of individuals receiving NFI Kits YEP (GL-E71) | |||||||||
| # of individuals receiving NFI Kits AE (GL-E71) | |||||||||
| # of individuals receiving NFI Kits EiE (GL-E71) | |||||||||
| # of individuals receiving NFI Kits Other (GL-E71) |
| Education NFI | Teacher | Student | Other | Services |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # of kits distributed YEP (GL-E70) | ||||
| # of kits distributed AE(GL-E70) | ||||
| # of kits distributed EiE (GL-E70) | ||||
| # of kits distributed Other (GL-E70) |
| Education NFI | School | Government | Other | Services |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # of institutions receiving NFI kits(GL-E73) |
| Individuals receiving cash | IDPs | Refugees | Host Community | Other | Total | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | Males | Females | ||
| # of individuals recieving conditional cash (GL-E90) | |||||||||
| # of individuals receiving unconditional cash (GL-E91) | |||||||||
| # of individuals recieving vouchers (GL-E94) |
| Institutions recieving cash | School | Government | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # of institutions receiving conditional cash (GL-E98) | ||||
| # of institutions receiving conditional cash (GL-E99) | ||||
| # of institutions receiving vouchers (GL-E100) |
| Cash Response Type | YEP | AE | EiE | Sys Support | Standalone | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Value of cash distributed in USD (GL-E96) | |||||||
| Value of vouchers distributed in USD (GL-E97) |


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layout: base
title: Publications
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Conference Papers
- [ OGH '15 ] Decline Curve Analysis: An Outlier Perspective - Russia
- [ IMECE '15 ] Panorama of the market demand for Mechanical Engineers in South American countries - USA
- [ INFORMS Annual Meeting '14 ] Sustainable Design of Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Considering Service Level - USA
- [ MuSME '14 ] Multi-robot Exploration and Mapping Strategy in Underground Mines by Behavior Control
- [ MuSME '11 ] Human Computer Interface based on Hand Tracking - Spain
- [ MuSME '11 ] Effect of Cooperative Work in Object Transportation by Multi-Agent Systems in Known Environments- Spain
- [ MuSME '11 ] Modelling and Real Time Control of a Biped Robot Based on the Capture of Human Movement Patterns - Spain
- [ ANDESCON '08 ] Nonlinear control of a Brushless Motor - Peru
- [ MuSME '08 ] Vector Control of an Induction Motor using DSP's - Argentina
- [ IJMDSM '08 ] Nonlinear Control of an Electromechanical System with Exact Linearization and Sliding Mode Control
- [ TECNIA '07 ] Second Order System Control based on Neural Networks - Peru
- [ TECNIA '07 ] Facil Recognition using Neural Nets - Peru
IJMDSM : International Journal Mechanics based Design of Structures and Machines.
Posters
- Machine Learning Summer School '15 - Japan Labor Market Demand Analysis for Engineering Majors in Peru using Shallow Parsing and Topic Modeling
- Machine Learning Summer School '11 - USA Merging Feature Vector based Image Segmentation
Competitions
- OCH '15 Russia 2nd place: Student Paper Contest. Automation and Computer Science Section
- SPDC '14 Latin America First place winner in the ASME Old Guard Oral Presentation Competition at the District I
- INTERCON '12 Peru 1st place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - Freestlye : Humanoid Robot
- INTERCON '11 Peru 1st place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - undergraduate divison : Humanoid Robot
- CONEIMERA '10 Peru 1st place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - undergraduate division : Biped Robot Motion Control
- COPIDE '10 Peru 1st place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - undergraduate division : Biped Robot Motion Control
- SINATEC '10 Peru 1st place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - undergraduate division : Biped Robot Motion Control
- INTERCON '09 Peru 2nd place : Mechatronic Engineering Project - undergraduate divison : Omnidirectional Robot
- CONEIMERA '08 Peru 2nd place : Design & Implementation of a Robot arm for real time capture of objects assisted by Computer Vision
- CONEIMERA '07 Peru 1st place : Vector Control of an Induction Motor using DSP's
- CONEIMERA '07 Peru 4th place : Facial Recognition using Neural Networks


The Dalaguete Water District was formerly under the administration of the local government unit of Dalaguete. However, by virtue of P.D. 198. Otherwise known as the “ Provincial Water Utilities Act of 1973” which was promulgated by the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos, the DWD became a separate entity, independent of the Municipality of Dalaguete. Hence, the Municipality of Dalaguete in its regular session on April 28, 1989, adopted and approved the resolution that affirmed the transfer of all existing facilities, namely, the entire Dalaguete Municipal Waterworks System to the jurisdiction and ownership of the Dalaguete Water District.
Dalaguete Water District (DWD) is a government-owned and controlled corporation created and existing by virtue of P.D. 198 as amended. A Certificate of Conformance, Certificate No. 436, dated April 19, 1990 was issued by the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) to DWD validating its operations as one of the water districts of the country.
As with other water districts, the primary objective of Dalaguete Water District is to provide sufficient potable water to the residents of the town of Dalaguete utilizing available sources of water and applying appropriate water treatment measures to ensure that water is safe for the consumption of its concessionaires.
The power of the water district is exercised by its Board of Directors which is composed of five individuals representing five sectors of the municipality, ie. civic, business, education, women, and professional sector. The day to day operation of the water district is under the management of the General Manager Mr. Anthony C. Osorio.
Background
The Dingayop Spring was first developed as water source sometime in 1950.Water is conveyed through a 150mm ACP transmission pipelines from the spring source to the 95 cum reservoir, and then flow by gravity to the service area in Poblacion. When the water district was formed in 1990, the original water system was turned over by the LGU to the Dalaguete Water District.
A year after the WD formation, a major rehabilitation project was implemented for the water system of Dalaguete. The project is included in the program dubbed as Belgian Grant Five Towns Water Supply Project. It was a joint undertaking by the government of Belgium, the LWUA, and the provincial government of Cebu. Its purpose is to develop adequate and potable water system for the five pre-selected municipalities in Cebu that includes Borbon, Carmen, Carcar, Pinamungajan and Dalaguete.
The Belgian government provided the pipe materials, while the Province of Cebu provided grant financial assistance and LWUA provided the engineering study and construction supervision.
The Dalaguete project which was completed in 1991 includes laying of about 7.5
kms of transmission pipelines from Dingayop Spring to the reservoir, installation of
about 17 km of new distribution pipelines within Poblacion and to other coastal
barangays , construction of 130 cum reservoir, and other related works. The design
year of the said project is Y2000.
From Y1991 to present, the WD has developed additional water sources to
augment the water supply to Poblacion and extend the water service to the adjoining
barangays. This include the well development in Cambangyao, Obong 1, Obong 2 and
Lumbang.
Likewise, other barangay water system from remote barangay of Langkas,
Caliongan, and Joloymanon were turned-over to the water district thus expanding the
service to the mountain barangays.
Functions:
To acquire, install, improve, maintain and operate water supply and distribution systems for domestic, industrial, municipal and agricultural uses for residents and lands within the boundaries of the district.
To provide, maintain and operate wastewater collection, treatment and disposal facilities
To conduct such other functions and operations incidental to water resource development, utilization and disposal within the district, as are necessary or incidental to said purpose.
Welcome to Dalaguete Water District
You've reached water systems, click on your right pane to navigate.


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{{trans "Dear %name," name=$order.getCustomerName()}}
{{trans "Thank you for shopping at %store_name." store_name=$store.frontend_name}}
{{trans "We noticed that you have placed an order with the following products but did not complete your payment. Use the link below to complete your order and make sure you don’t miss out on your items!"}}
{{trans "Description: Order #%order_id from %store_name" store_name=$store.frontend_name order_id=$order.increment_id |raw}}
{{layout handle="sales_email_order_items" order_id=$order_id area="frontend"}}
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{% extends "tasks/page_template.html" %} {% block title %}Statistics Page{% endblock %} {% block content %}
With the Task Distribution Chart you can track the number of tasks on your Kanban board.
Cycle and Lead Time Diagrams presents the amount of time it takes for a task to be processed from the specific start to the finish point and shows average amount of hours.
The Cycle time is only the amount of time, that the team spent working on this item (without the time that it spent just waiting on the board).The Lead time is the time from when a request item is put on a board to when all work on this item is completed.
Cumulative Flow Diagram shows the tasks at each stage of the project over time. CFD can be useful for identifying bottlenecks.
Average Cycle time: {{average_cycle}}
Average Lead time: {{average_lead}}


Append access control policy
----------------------------
Endpoint:
https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/acl/append
Description:
This API is used to append access control rules to existing rules.
Called by:
A "data provider" with a valid class-3 or above certificate.
Methods:
POST
Headers:
content-type : "application/json"
Body in JSON format:
{
"policy" : "acl policy (a string) in aperture policy language"
}
HTTP response code:
200
If the policy has been successfully appended.
400
If the policy contains syntax errors.
Using pyIUDX SDK:
from pyIUDX.auth import auth
iudx_auth = auth.Auth("certificate.pem","private-key.pem")
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access rs1.com/my-resource")
CURL example:
Request:
curl -XPOST https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/acl/append
--cert certificate.pem --key private-key.pem
-H 'content-type: application/json'
-d<EMAIL_ADDRESS>can access rs1.com/resource"}'
Response:
200 OK
content-type : "application/json"
{
"success" : true
}
Known limitations:
If the access control rules contain regex on "id"s, then an authorized
consumer can get a token for "id"s which may not exist.
This is by design. Having regex makes writing rules easier.
Also, the provider doesn't have to remember all valid "id"s.
This issue is expected to be handled by the resource server,
by rejecting any queries to invalid "id"s.
To be able to exploit this, the authorized consumer must guess the regex.
As a safeguard:
Auth server limits how many tokens can be generated per second; as well
as Auth server's firewall blocks a IP address for some time if number of
packets or connections cross a threshold.
See also:
acl API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl.html
acl set API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl-set.html
acl revert API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl-revert.html
node aperture at github:
https://github.com/rbccps-iisc/node-aperture