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It's been a busy time. We had a Big Meeting yesterday - which once we got into it, turned out to be quite enjoyable, but it was important so I'd spent a few days thinking about little else. Then it was off to see the Polyphonic Spree at the Old Market in Brighton; I am still deaf in one ear but despite being knackered it was a great gig.
And today's word is "blants".


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drawpath(path)
Draws a Bezier path to the screen. The path is a series of lines and curves defined between beginpath() and endpath(). Normally, endpath() draws the path to the screen, but this can be suppressed by calling it with plot=False
. The path can then be assigned to a variable, and this variable used as a parameter for drawpath().
Note: if you have one path that you want to draw multiple times with drawpath(), for example each with its own rotation and position, you need to supply a copy:
drawpath(path.copy())
The new plot() command will draw Bezier objects (as well as images and text) to the canvas. You can also pass a Bezier object to the bezier() command and it will draw a new copy of it (inheriting the canvas's current graphics state in the process).
stroke(0.2) beginpath(10, 10) lineto(40, 10) p = endpath(plot=False) drawpath(p)


Managing users and devices¶
Before your app can receive notifications on a user’s device, the app’s code will need to register the device with both the Nobackend and the appropriate push notification service (Apple APNs or Google GCM).
By registering with the Nobackend, your app adds the device on which it is installed to your data store. The device is represented as a Device entity. This makes it possible for you to target that device when sending notifications. (For more on the Device entity, see the [API Docs](../rest-endpoints/api-docs.html).) Any devices, users, and groups that have been registered in this way may be targeted with push notifications.
By registering with the notification service, you make the device known to the service. This way, the service can forward your notifications to the device.
Note
For an overview of how to set up push notifications, including troubleshooting tips, see [Adding push notifications support](adding-push-support.html).
Registering devices¶
The following samples illustrate how to register a device with a notification service and with the Nobackend. At a high level, your code will send a registration request to the notification service, then use information in the service’s response to send a separate request to the Nobackend. The two requests correlate the notification service, Nobackend, and your mobile app.
You can also create device entities separately by using the /devices endpoint. For more information on using the /devices
endpoint in the Nobackend, see the [API Docs](../rest-endpoints/api-docs.html).
Registering a device with a notification service is a standard coding activity for implementing push notifications. This is not specific to the Nobackend.
Registering for iOS¶
The following code illustrates how you can use the iOS SDK to register a device with both the Nobackend server and with the APNs, the Apple push notification service. This example assumes that your code has already property initialized the SDK. For more information, see [Installing the Apigee SDK for iOS](../sdks/tbd.html).
// Register with Apple to receive notifications.
// Invoked when the application moves from an inactive to active state. Use this
// method to register with Apple for notifications.
- (void)applicationDidBecomeActive:(UIApplication *)application
{
// Find out what notification types the user has enabled.
UIRemoteNotificationType enabledTypes =
[application enabledRemoteNotificationTypes];
// If the user has enabled alert or sound notifications, then
// register for those notification types from Apple.
if (enabledTypes & (UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert|UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound)) {
// Register for push notifications with Apple
NSLog(@"registering for remote notifications");
[application registerForRemoteNotificationTypes:UIRemoteNotificationTypeAlert |
UIRemoteNotificationTypeSound];
}
}
// Invoked as a callback from calling registerForRemoteNotificationTypes.
// newDeviceToken is a token received from registering with Apple APNs.
// Use this method to register with Apigee.
- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)newDeviceToken
{
// Register device token with the Usergrid (will create the Device entity if it doesn't exist)
// Sends the name of the notifier you created with Apigee, along with the token your code
// received from Apple.
ApigeeClientResponse *response = [dataClient setDevicePushToken: newDeviceToken
forNotifier: notifier];
if ( ! [response completedSuccessfully]) {
[self alert: response.rawResponse title: @"Error"];
}
}
// Invoked as a callback from calling registerForRemoteNotificationTypes if registration
// failed.
- (void)application:(UIApplication*)application didFailToRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithError:(NSError*)error
{
[self alert: error.localizedDescription title: @"Error"];
}
Initialize the Apigee client and check for notifications that might have been sent while the app was off.
// Invoked as a callback after the application launches.
- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions
{
// Connect and login
ApigeeClient *apigeeClient =
[[ApigeeClient alloc] initWithOrganizationId:orgName
applicationId:appName
baseURL:baseURL];
dataClient = [apigeeClient dataClient];
[dataClient setLogging:true]; //comment out to remove debug output from the console window
// Find out if there's a notification waiting to be handled after the
// app launches.
if (launchOptions != nil) {
NSDictionary* userInfo =
[launchOptions objectForKey:UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey];
// If there's notification data waiting, send it to be processed.
if (userInfo) {
[self handlePushNotification:userInfo
forApplication:application];
}
}
// It's not necessary to explicitly login if the Guest role allows access.
// But this is how you can do it.
// [apigeeClient logInUser: userName password: password];
NSLog(@"done launching");
return YES;
}
Registering for Android¶
The following code illustrates how to register a client device with GCM, register the device with Apigee, and associate the device with the user. Methods used in this code are defined in the Apigee Android SDK. For more information on downloading and installing the SDK, see Installing the Apigee SDK for Android.
import android.content.Context;
import com.google.android.gcm.GCMRegistrar;
import com.apigee.sdk.ApigeeClient;
import com.apigee.sdk.data.client.entities.Device;
/**
* Registers this device with GCM, Google's messaging
* service.
*
* @param context An Android context with information specific to this
* application's context on the device.
*/
static void registerPush(Context context) {
//Get an instance of the Apigee DataClient class from the ApigeeClient object
dataClient = getClient().getDataClient();
// Get the registration ID (GCM API key) for this application.
final String regId = GCMRegistrar.getRegistrationId(context);
// If this device isn't already registered with GCM, register it
// using the the application context and an ID for the Google account
// authorized to send messages to this application. This is the
// Google Client ID from Google API Console.
if ("".equals(regId)) {
GCMRegistrar.register(context, gcmSenderId);
} else {
if (GCMRegistrar.isRegisteredOnServer(context)) {
Log.i(TAG, "Already registered with GCM");
} else {
// Use an instance of the Client class (SDK for Android)
// to register this device with the Usergrid. Pass as arguments
// the device unique identifier, the unique name of the notifier you
// created in the Usergrid, the GCM API key, and a callback that will
// receive an instance of a Device class representing the registered
// device on the system.
dataClient.registerDeviceForPushAsync(dataClient.getUniqueDeviceID(), notifierName, regId, null,
new DeviceRegistrationCallback() {
@Override
public void onResponse(Device device) {
AppServices.device = device;
// Associate the logged in user with this device.
if (dataClient.getLoggedInUser() != null) {
dataClient.connectEntitiesAsync("users",
dataClient.getLoggedInUser().getUuid().toString(),
"devices", device.getUuid().toString(),
new ApiResponseCallback() {
@Override
public void onResponse(ApiResponse apiResponse) {
Log.i(TAG, "connect response: " + apiResponse);
}
@Override
public void onException(Exception e) {
displayMessage(context, "Connect Exception: " + e);
Log.i(TAG, "connect exception: " + e);
}
});
}
}
});
}
}
}
/**
* Create an instance of the SDK ApigeeClient class, setting
* values from your Apigee registration.
*/
static synchronized ApigeeClient getClient() {
if (client == null) {
client = new ApigeeClient();
client.setApiUrl("https://api.tbaas.co");
client.setOrganizationId("your-org");
client.setApplicationId("your-app");
}
return client;
}
Registering for HTML5/PhoneGap¶
The following code illustrates how you can use the JavaScript functions included with the PhoneGap plugin to register a device with both the Apigee server and with the APNs, the Apple push notification service.
// Declare a variable for calling push notification APIs.
var pushNotification = window.plugins.pushNotification;
// Collect configuration options to specify that this device accepts
// an alert message, an application badge, and a sound.
var appleOptions = {
alert:true, badge:true, sound:true
};
// Register the device with the Usergrid, passing options for configuration
// along with a callback from which you can retrieve the device token
// sent by Apigee.
pushNotification.registerDevice(appleOptions, function(status) {
console.log(status);
// If a token was received, bundle options to pass when registering the device
// with the push notification service. The provider value must be "apigee" to
// support push notification through Apigee. orgName and appName should be
// values corresponding to those used in your Apigee account.
// notifier is the unique name you associated with the Apigee notifier you created.
// token is the device token this code received from Apigee after registering the
// device.
if(status.deviceToken) {
var options = {
"provider":"apigee",
"orgName":"YOUR APIGEE.COM USERNAME",
"appName":"sandbox",
"notifier":"YOUR NOTIFIER",
"token":status.deviceToken
};
// Use the device token and other options to register this device with the
// push notification provider.
pushNotification.registerWithPushProvider(options, function(status){
console.log(status);
});
}
})
The functions used in this code are defined in the PhoneGap plugin. JavaScript functions invoke underlying Objective-C or Java code (depending on platform). You’ll find that code in these files, included in the Apigee PhoneGap push notification plug-in.
Information about installing the plugin is available in its Readme file. For more complete examples, see [Tutorial: Push notifications sample app](tutorial.html).
Connecting devices to users¶
You can associate user entities with device entities in the Nobackend. Doing so allows you to target your push notifications at users with specific characteristics. The following describes how to connect a user to a specific device in the Nobackend.
For more information on creating a device in your Nobackend data store, see “Registering Devices” above.
For more information on creating a user in your Nobackend data store, see [User](../rest-endpoints/api-docs.html#user).
The following code examples all use the same basic endpoint pattern for connecting devices with users:
POST /users/{userUUID or name}/devices/{deviceUUID}
Connecting with curl¶
The following call connects user “joex” with device 7a0a1cba-9a18-3bee-8ae3-4f511f12a386 (the device UUID). After this connection, you can send a push notification to joex rather than the device. Further, if joex has specific properties set–such as {“favoritecolor”: “blue”}–you can send a push notification to all users whose favorite color is blue (assuming they’re connected to devices in the Nobackend).
..code:
curl -X POST "https://api.tbaas.co/my-org/sandbox/users/joex/devices/7a0a1cba-9a18-3bee-8ae3-4f511f12a386"
Connecting with iOS¶
The following sample code, taken from AppDelegate.m in the native iOS push sample, uses the connectEntities method from the iOS SDK to connect a device to a user.
ApigeeClientResponse *response = [dataClient setDevicePushToken: newDeviceToken forNotifier: notifier];
// You could use this if you log in as an Usergrid user to associate the Device to your User
if (response.transactionState == kUGClientResponseSuccess) {
response = [self connectEntities: @"users" connectorID: @"me" type: @"devices" connecteeID: deviceId];
}
Connecting with Android¶
The following sample code, taken from [AppServices.java](https://github.com/apigee/appservices-android-push-example/blob/master/src/com/ganyo/pushtest/AppServices.java) in the native Android push sample, uses the connectEntitiesAsync method from the Android SDK to connect a device to an authenticated user.
// connect Device to current User - if there is one
if (dataClient.getLoggedInUser() != null) {
dataClient.connectEntitiesAsync("users", dataClient.getLoggedInUser().getUuid().toString(),
"devices", device.getUuid().toString(),
new ApiResponseCallback() {...
Connecting with HTML5/JavaScript¶
The following code illlustrates how to associate the currently logged in user with their device.
// You'll need a client from the JavaScript SDK.
var client = new Apigee.Client({
// Initialize client.
});
// Get information about the current user so you can use
// it to connect them with their device.
client.getLoggedInUser(function(err, data, user) {
if(err) {
// Could not get the logged in user.
} else {
if (client.isLoggedIn()) {
// Using a PushNotification function to get the device ID as
// it is known to the Apigee system.
pushNotification.getApigeeDeviceId(function(results) {
if (results.deviceId) {
// Use the JavaScript SDK connect function to register
// a connection between the current user and their device.
user.connect('devices', results.deviceId, function (err, data) {
if (err) {
// Could not make the connection.
} else {
// Call succeeded, so pull the connections back down.
user.getConnections('devices', function (err, data) {
if (err) {
// Couldn't get the connections.
} else {
// Connection exists.
});
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
You can also connect users with groups so that you can send push notifications to groups of users (and their associated devices), see [Working with group data](../user-management/group.html).


LSD, Syrian Rue, Mimosa Hostilis & A. Muscaria
I was in my apartment, alone, in a good mood, curious, and looking forward to the results of combining an ayahuasca analog with LSD and Amanita Muscaria. Slight worry due to the undocumented nature of the combination, but a fearlessness and the spirit of scientific discovery overtook any and all discomfort.
T-12:00 - stop food/water intake
T+0:00 - .75 hit of LSD
T+0:20 - 4.5g syrian rue seeds
(in peanut butter sandwich)
T+0:20 - 5g amanitas muscaria caps
(chewed whole)
T+0:40 - light tingling sensation all over the skin
eyes uninentionally widened and wandering
took some time to writhe around on the bed
in pure comfort
T+1:10 - pipe tobacco & wild dagga smoked (1 joint)
T+1:30 - began sipping tea: 40oz green tea w/ ginkgo biloba conataining 5g aminita muscaria (powdered) and 5g mimosa hostilis (powdered)
T+1:45 - realized recent shortness/rudeness and inability to tolerate certain questions from girlfriend..
reliazing now effort should have been made to better understand the curiosity and not analyze the worded question
T+1:46 - the phrase 'dmt stains' seems very funny
T+2:20 - finished sipping tea. slight nausea.. drank small dose of pepto bismol.
T+2:30 - increased head buzz.. slight loss of balance
T+3:00 - combination seems very agreeable.. inital nausea dissappeared quickly.. no uncomfortableness.. no head pain.. very pleasant.. mild euphoria no OEVs.. CEVs consist of vague patterns in constant motion and change.
T+4:00 - ingested urine. immediate head buzz.. had to sit and close eyes for a minute
T+5:30 - balanced restored, almost back to baseline.. euphoria emphasized and prolonged.. time for another dagga-bacco joint :)
T+6:30 - still feeling something.. pupils still a little dialated.. but definately on the way down. Getting things ready to go do laundry (remember ancient proverb: after ecstacy, the laundry)
Epilogue: I enjoyed myself, but was a little disappointed that the experience was not more intense. I later discovered the Amanitas I had were fairly weak. The source was Siberia. It has been brought to my attention (and experience) that the ones that grow in Washington are generally much more potent. Also, Wild Lettuce is a MUCH more pleasant joint than Wild Dagga (the smoke is less harsh and the high is definitely more noticable).
I don't know if I will try this combination again, as more potent Amanitas seem to have very respectable subtleties to them that I have become fond of and think would be lost in the mixture.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The Astrea-KG, either the online KG or the Zenodo, contains and publishes the information of the 157 mappings developed. A vocabulary to model these mappings has been defined. Figure 1 shows an overview of such vocabulary, which models the relation between the mappings between ontology and SHACL construct patterns, and the mappings implementation as SPARQL queries.
As depicted in Figure 1,two Patterns can be mapped by each other, which indicates that they are equivalent. Any of these pattern could be an OntologyPattern, if the pattern includes statements that contain any construct from OWL, RDFs, or XSD. Alternatively a pattern may be a SHACLPattern, if it includes statements that contain SHACL constructs. A Pattern can be mapped by other Pattern, and this relation is symmetric. Furthermore, each Pattern is related to a MappingImplementation which contains the necessary information to translate this source pattern to the equivalent target pattern.
An example of mapping is depicted in Figure 2. It can be observed that the OntologyPattern is capturing the cardinality pattern when is specified as an owl:Restriction for an owl:Class. Similarly, the SHACLPattern refers to a sh:PropertyShape related to a sh:NodeShape, which has a sh:minCount and sh:maxCount. These two patterns are related by means of the isMappedBy relation, which indicates that the OntologyPattern is mapped by the SHACLPattern and vice versa.
Finally, in order to generate a shape the OntologyPattern is related to a MappingImplementation instance that implements such translation by means of a SPARQL query; notice that the WHERE clause encodes the ontology contruct pattern and the CONTRUCT the SHACL contruct pattern.


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Cesium Node Icons¶
VeRoViz currently uses PinBuilder from Cesium, which only supports icons with short strings (e.g., a number, or a short symbol like “?” or “!”). These short strings should be denoted in the cesiumIconText column of a Nodes dataframe. Note that cesiumIconText differs from leafletIconText, in that the former will display text that is visible directly within the icon itself, while the latter will only be displayed if you click on the icon.
Cesium Assignment Models¶
VeRoViz ships with the following 3D models, which may be specified in the modelFile column of an Assignments dataframe:
Filename |
Description |
|---|---|
“ub_truck.gltf” |
UB truck |
“drone.gltf” |
drone (without package) |
“drone_package.gltf” |
drone (with package) |
“car_red.gltf” |
red car |
“car_green.gltf” |
green car |
“car_blue.gltf” |
blue car |
“box_blue.gltf” |
blue box |
“box_yellow.gltf” |
yellow box |
“rectangle_black.gltf” |
black rectangle |
“rectangle_white.gltf” |
white rectangle |
“rectangle_red.gltf” |
red rectangle |
“rectangle_green.gltf” |
green rectangle |
“rectangle_blue.gltf” |
blue rectangle |
“wedge_black.gltf” |
black wedge |
“wedge_white.gltf” |
white wedge |
“wedge_red.gltf” |
red wedge |
“wedge_green.gltf” |
green wedge |
“wedge_blue.gltf” |
blue wedge |
Cesium Line Styles¶
The following line styles are available: ‘solid’, ‘dashed’, ‘dotted’


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unsupported or invalid.
For more information about the MessageFormat syntax in interpolation expressions, please refer to MessageFormat extensions section at AngularJS i18n MessageFormat


Make it easy to review, download and execute scripts stored in Github 'phuse-scripts' repository <https://github.com/phuse-org/phuse-scripts>. Some examples included show the web application framework using the script metadata. The 'PhUSE' is Pharmaceutical Users Software Exchange <http://www.phuse.eu>.
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| Imports: | yaml, shiny, RCurl, git2r, rlist, httr |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-09-20 |
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1. Enter your name
2. If you could only eat one of the following meals/foods for the rest of your life, which would you choose?
Food is a concept, it's not for me.
Whole Foods Salad bar - variety is the spice of life.
Steak, potatoes, raw carrots.
Instant Ramen, I don't have the patience for anything else.
3. If you could drop everything right now and go anywhere listed below, it would be:
Why go anywhere? I'm perfectly happy right where I am.
The Cathedral at Reims of course!
The next town over, but at the same time, the town next to that.
Hogwarts
4. If you had to paint your house one of the colors below, which would it be?
Zinc White
Orange
Taupe
Green
5. Which is the most comforting?
A trip to the mall
All day everyday in jammies
A game of Chess with Magnus Carlsen
A day at the beach
6. Brexit was:
What is Brexit?
All social and government politics are subject to intricate, focused evaluation.
It has good qualities and bad, only time will tell the real situation.
Amazing, but I like everything in the news.
7. Finally, your favorite animal is:
Any variety of hypoallergenic cats such as the Russian Blue or Ocicat.
Dogs, of course
Baby Kitties
A Digipet
Hello,
,
, your ideal programming language is:
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Basic Concepts and Vocabulary
This guide uses both technical jargon (of which some is commonly used in the formal ontology field,
and some is fairly specific to OBO-Edit) and vocabulary that is more
intuitive to biologists. Technical terms and their synonyms may be used in a
single sentence.
- Classes/Terms -
Classes (often called terms) are the concepts described by your ontology. See
An Introduction to OBO
Ontologies for a detailed discussion of exactly what classes are. For now,
realize that they're probably the part of your ontology that you really care
about.
- Relations/Relationship types - Relations (often called
relationship types in this guide) describe the relationships between terms.
is_a and part_of are both relations. See An Introduction to OBO
Ontologies
for a more detailed
discussion.
- Links/Relationships - When two terms
have a relationship to one another, that relationship is called a
"relationship" (surprise!). A relationship in OBO-Edit consists of a child
term, a relationship type, and a parent term. Relationships are directional:
the child term has a relationship of the given type to the parent term.
Because a relationship indicates a directional connection between two terms,
they are sometimes called "links" in this document.


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STRERROR
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2014-03-18
Index
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NAME
strerror, strerror_r, strerror_l - return string describing error number
SYNOPSIS
#include <string.h>
char *strerror(int errnum);
int strerror_r(int errnum, char *buf, size_t buflen);
/* XSI-compliant */
char *strerror_r(int errnum, char *buf, size_t buflen);
/* GNU-specific */
char *strerror_l(int errnum, locale_t locale);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
strerror_r():
-
The XSI-compliant version is provided if:
(_POSIX_C_SOURCE >= 200112L || _XOPEN_SOURCE >= 600) && ! _GNU_SOURCE
Otherwise, the GNU-specific version is provided.
DESCRIPTION
The
strerror()
function returns a pointer to a string that describes the error
code passed in the argument
errnum,
possibly using the
LC_MESSAGES
part of the current locale to select the appropriate language.
(For example, if
errnum
is
EINVAL,
the returned description will be "Invalid argument".)
This string must not be modified by the application, but may be
modified by a subsequent call to
strerror()
or
strerror_l().
No other library function, including
perror(3),
will modify this string.
strerror_r()
The
strerror_r()
function is similar to
strerror(),
but is
thread safe.
This function is available in two versions:
an XSI-compliant version specified in POSIX.1-2001
(available since glibc 2.3.4, but not POSIX-compliant until glibc 2.13),
and a GNU-specific version (available since glibc 2.0).
The XSI-compliant version is provided with the feature test macros
settings shown in the SYNOPSIS;
otherwise the GNU-specific version is provided.
If no feature test macros are explicitly defined,
then (since glibc 2.4)
_POSIX_SOURCE
is defined by default with the value
200112L, so that the XSI-compliant version of
strerror_r()
is provided by default.
The XSI-compliant
strerror_r()
is preferred for portable applications.
It returns the error string in the user-supplied buffer
buf
of length
buflen.
The GNU-specific
strerror_r()
returns a pointer to a string containing the error message.
This may be either a pointer to a string that the function stores in
buf,
or a pointer to some (immutable) static string
(in which case
buf
is unused).
If the function stores a string in
buf,
then at most
buflen
bytes are stored (the string may be truncated if
buflen
is too small and
errnum
is unknown).
The string always includes a terminating null byte ('\0').
strerror_l()
strerror_l()
is like
strerror(),
but maps
errnum
to a locale-dependent error message in the locale specified by
locale.
The behavior of
strerror_l()
is undefined if
locale
is the special locale object
LC_GLOBAL_LOCALE
or is not a valid locale object handle.
RETURN VALUE
The
strerror(),
strerror_l(),
and the GNU-specific
strerror_r()
functions return
the appropriate error description string,
or an "Unknown error nnn" message if the error number is unknown.
The XSI-compliant
strerror_r()
function returns 0 on success.
On error,
a (positive) error number is returned (since glibc 2.13),
or -1 is returned and
errno
is set to indicate the error (glibc versions before 2.13).
POSIX.1-2001 and POSIX.1-2008 require that a successful call to
strerror()
or
strerror_l()
shall leave
errno
unchanged, and note that,
since no function return value is reserved to indicate an error,
an application that wishes to check for errors should initialize
errno
to zero before the call,
and then check
errno
after the call.
ERRORS
- EINVAL
-
The value of
errnum
is not a valid error number.
- ERANGE
-
Insufficient storage was supplied to contain the error description string.
ATTRIBUTES
Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
The
strerror()
function is not thread-safe.
The
strerror_r()
function is thread-safe.
VERSIONS
The
strerror_l()
function first appeared in glibc 2.6.
CONFORMING TO
strerror()
is specified by POSIX.1-2001, POSIX.1-2008, C89, and C99.
strerror_r()
is specified by POSIX.1-2001 and POSIX.1-2008.
strerror_l()
is specified in POSIX.1-2008.
The GNU-specific
strerror_r()
function is a nonstandard extension.
POSIX.1-2001 permits
strerror()
to set
errno
if the call encounters an error, but does not specify what
value should be returned as the function result in the event of an error.
On some systems,
strerror()
returns NULL if the error number is unknown.
On other systems,
strerror()
returns a string something like "Error nnn occurred" and sets
errno
to
EINVAL
if the error number is unknown.
C99 and POSIX.1-2008 require the return value to be non-NULL.
SEE ALSO
err(3),
errno(3),
error(3),
perror(3),
strsignal(3),
locale(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- strerror_r()
-
- strerror_l()
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- ATTRIBUTES
-
- Multithreading (see pthreads(7))
-
- VERSIONS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Ethiopia chikungunya update: Nearly 2,000 additional cases reported
by News DeskBy NewsDesk @infectiousdiseasenews
In a follow-up on the chikungunya outbreak in Ethiopia, nearly 2,000 additional suspected cases have been reported in recent weeks, bringing the outbreak total from Dire Dawa City Administrative City and Araf regions to 53,238 cases since the end of July.
Symptoms of chikungunya disease usually begin 3–7 days after a person is bitten by an infected mosquito. Most people infected with chikungunya virus develop some symptoms. The most common symptoms are fever and joint pain. Other symptoms can include headache, muscle pain, joint swelling, or rash.
The symptoms of chikungunya disease are similar to those of dengue and Zika. Dengue and Zika are two other diseases spread by the same mosquitoes that transmit chikungunya.
People at risk for more severe disease include newborns infected around the time of birth, older adults (65 years or older), and people with medical conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or heart disease.
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Chikungunya disease does not often result in death, but the symptoms can be severe and disabling. And even though most patients feel better within a week, others may have joint pain that lasts for months.
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- Yellow fever in Nigeria: 150 deaths in 2019
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- Angola reports dozens of polio cases in 2019
- How in utero Zika virus infection can lead to microcephaly in newborns: Baylor research
- 3rd Plague case in China


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How many rolls of a dice and of which size e.g 1d6 is 1 roll and size 6. Modifier to add a value to the dice roll e.g 1d6+2
How much it costs to use skill/spell: (cost - (1 * self.level)) > 10 ? (cost - (1 * self.level)) : 10
Using dice rolls is not enough, some spells should be influenced by the characters attributes and/or the victims.
What can the spell target? targets without any arguments
Messages that get sent upon successful hit.
Messages that get sent upon death of target.
Does the spell apply any positive or negative affects on the victim?


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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Left interferes on own just fine
by THE WASHINGTON TIMESANALYSIS/OPINION:
The ongoing House process to impeach President Trump represents the most egregious abuse of our Constitution in our nation’s history. A political party, which has been hell-bent on removing this president from the day he won the election (and even before that), is for the first time using the impeachment clause of the Constitution for blatant political purposes. Its impeachment leader, Rep. Adam Schiff, has blatantly lied to the American people — repeatedly — in the course of developing the “case” against President Trump.
Every American, regardless of political affiliation or their opinion of President Trump, should be aghast, shocked and worried about the precedent this sets. Every president from here on, regardless of party, will be subject to impeachment from the day of his or her election simply because the opposing party is unhappy with the election results. Who needs the Russians or Ukrainians to interfere with our elections when we have the Democrats right here at home?
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Burke, Va.
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This report documents my experiences with a small dose of dxm, standard dose of paxil (paroxetine), and a large dose of depression. I am a typical 18 year old psyconaught and had been going to a job corps trade program for 2 months, in an attempt to obtain my high school diploma and a welding certification. I was very motivated and ambitous about starting a good life, until I got terminated from the school (yesterday) for providing a less than perfect urinary analysis. I was depressed despite my paxil perscription which was, most likely, the only thing that kept me from entering an oblivious depressed insanity. I noticed that there is a drug interaction between paxil and Dextromethorphan; being intelligent on the topic of chems I note that both chemicals vastly increase levels of seratonin.
I am sitting home by myself the day after I am termed when I decided to eat 18 robo cough gels (dxm only). Turned out to be 270mg of DXM. I expected to have a siezure or have a repulsive, horrific seratonin syndrome experience. But to my avail; I had a very euphoric, mind boggling rush of happiness much as marijuana gives you while on an SSRI like paxil. It was as if everything was in it's place and I was making the best of my everything. As I type this document 4 hours after the initial ingestion I am blatently striken by the ability to type while in this euphoric wormhole of dreams.
T+ 4:05 I run to the window and stare in amazement and extreme interest as a tow truck rids our parking lot of a drunk womans car (whom I just remembered can find some high grade MJ in this god-forsaken town) just before returning to the computer to finish my experience report.
T+ 4:20 I would like to type more about my fading trip however I had a black out. The last thing I remember is downing those lil red pills.
I had robotripped 11 times in the past, but never on paxil. I give the combination a 9 (due to seratonin syndrom potential).
2 days later - for some valient, appreciative reason my depression seems to have been permenantly deleted scince the experience and I feel happy as I did before I even needed paxil!

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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Gods and Monsters (1998)
Director: Bill Condon Cast: Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, Lynn Redgrave, Lolita Davidovich, Kevin J. O'Connor Screenplay: Bill Condon Producers: Paul Colichman, Gregg Fienberg, Mark R. Harris Runtime: 105 min. US Distribution: Lions Gate Films Rated R: homosexual themes, nudity, profanity
Copyright 1998 Nathaniel R. Atcheson
When Gods and Monsters ended, I was confused. I wasn't confused by the film, but by the fact that I was unmoved by a story that should be moving, and by a performance that rates among the best of the year. The performance to which I refer comes courtesy of Ian McKellen, who plays James Whale, the director famous for such films as Frankenstein, Bride of Frankenstein, and Show Boat.  Written and directed by Bill Condon, Gods and Monsters is a film with immense potential.
Unfortunately, it's also a conglomerate of missed opportunities. Much of the film is played for laughs, but not enough of it is taken seriously to the point where we can identify with any of the characters. The moments that are serious are so straight-faced that they seem to stick out, colliding with the playful tone that wants to overtake the film. McKellen's performance is a revelation -- it makes the entire movie worth watching. But it's one of those movies that makes you wonder what it would have been without the masterful central performance.
Condon doesn't provide a very strong narrative; this seems to be his intention, but the result is going to be a plot synopsis that doesn't sound like much: the film centers around the very-homosexual Whale in his later years, living in a nice home with his housekeeper (Lynn Redgrave), spying on young, muscular men who come to work on his house.
The man who catches his eye is the very-heterosexual Clay Boone (Brendan Fraser), a young go-nowhere type who finds Whale interesting but not sexually desirable. Whale wants to paint Clay's portrait, and, because he's curious, Clay agrees. From that point, the two men begin an interesting platonic relationship. Along the way, we see numerous flashbacks to Whale's memories of World War I and to his days making movies in Hollywood.
The first thing I found disarming about Gods and Monsters is Condon's use of flashbacks. I find flashbacks distracting in general, although they are sometimes appropriate when used in a non-intrusive manner. The problem with the flashbacks here is that they come at the worst time -- in one scene, Whale is telling Clay about the war as he paints his portrait; McKellen's acting here is wonderful and intense. But, just when I was getting drawn into the moment, a flashback jostled me out of it. Most of the memories that are explained by flashbacks would have been more effective as dialogue. I did, however, like the scenes that show Whale's passion as a director -- I think that side of him is necessary.
What makes the entire film worth everyone's effort is McKellen's performance. There's something about watching a seasoned, experienced actor play in a role that has so many levels as this one. Whale is an interesting character -- one of the more interesting layers is the contrast between his service in the military and his active homosexuality during that time. McKellen nails the role without being too flamboyant; you can see how much fun he's having in just about every scene. Of course, there are a few heavy moments -- the conclusion has little space for laughs, but McKellen never lets us down. I was also impressed with Brendan Fraser, who is vastly suitable for this role; he has that dumbfounded look to accompany the crew cut and perfectly square body.
The real problem with the film is that it just isn't very engaging. The flashbacks are one problem, but it also doesn't give us a whole lot to latch on to. The performances are more enlightening than Condon's script, which is based on the novel Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram. The ending, too, is anticlimactic; I can not say why without giving it away, but I can say that I wasn't sure what the characters were supposed to have learned from their experiences. What Gods and Monsters comes down to is this: there may be potential in the story of the homosexual director James Whale, but Bill Condon's version of it doesn't seem to find much of it. But thanks to Ian McKellen, it's still worth seeing. Funny how that works.
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pg_fetch_row (PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7) pg_fetch_row — 提取一行作为枚举数组 说明 array pg_fetch_row ( resource $result [, int $row ] ) pg_fetch_row() 根据指定的 result 资源提取一行数据（记录）作为数组返回。每个得到 的列依次存放在数组中，从偏移量 0 开始。 Note: 此函数将 NULL 字段设置为 PHP NULL 值。 参数 result PostgreSQL query result resource, returned by pg_query(), pg_query_params() or pg_execute() (among others). row Row number in result to fetch. Rows are numbered from 0 upwards. If omitted or NULL, the next row is fetched. 返回值 An array, indexed from 0 upwards, with each value represented as a string. Database NULL values are returned as NULL. 返回的数组和提取的行相一致。如果没有更多行 row 可提取，则返回 FALSE。 更新日志 版本 说明 4.1.0 参数 row 成为可选参数。 范例 Example #1 pg_fetch_row() 例子 \n"; } ?> 参见 • pg_query() - 执行查询 • pg_fetch_array() - 提取一行作为数组 • pg_fetch_object() - 提取一行作为对象 • pg_fetch_result() - 从结果资源中返回值 User Contributed Notes 7 notes =============================================================================== Note, that when you retrieve some PG boolean value, you get 't' or 'f' characters which are not compatible with PHP bool. =============================================================================== pg_fetch_row is faster than pg_fetch_assoc when doing a query with * as the select parameter. Otherwise, with declared columns, the two are similar in speed. =============================================================================== I wondered whether array values of PostgreSQL are converted to PHP arrays by this functions. This is not the case, they are stored in the returned array as a string in the form "{value1 delimiter value2 delimiter value3}" (See http:// www.postgresql.org/docs/8.0/interactive/arrays.html#AEN5389). =============================================================================== Note that the internal row counter is incremented BEFORE the row is retrieved. This causes an off by one error if you try to do: pg_result_seek($resid,0); pg_fetch_row($resid); you will get back the SECOND result not the FIRST. =============================================================================== a way to do this with 2 loops to insert data into a table... $num = pg_numrows($result); $col_num = pg_numfields($result); for ($i=0; $i<$num; $i++) { $line = pg_fetch_array($result, $i, PGSQL_ASSOC); print "\t


Mobihelp Class
Acts as an interface between Native (android) Mobihelp SDK and Cordova/Phonegap JS code
Item Index
Methods
AddCustomData
-
key
-
val
-
success
-
fail
Adds custom key-value pairs which are attached to tickets
Parameters:
-
key
String- for the key value pair
-
val
String- for the key value pair
-
success
Function- Function to callback if AddCustomData completed successfully
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fail
Function- Function to callback if AddCustomData failed
ClearUserData
-
success
-
fail
Clears saved user data (name , email)
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if ClearUserData is successfully
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fail
Function- Function to callback if ClearUserData failed
Conversations
-
success
-
fail
Opens mobihelp Conversations screen
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Conversations screen is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Conversations screen opening failed
Feedback
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success
-
fail
Opens mobihelp Feedback screen
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen opening failed
GetConf
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key
-
success
-
fail
Gets configuration value for respective key passed
Parameters:
-
key
String- Get config value corresponding to "key". This could be "AppStoreReviewUrl","FeedbackType","LaunchCountForReviewPrompt","PrefetchSolutions" or "AutoReply"
-
success
Function- Function to callback if a configuration value is obtained successfully (*required)
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if method fails
Throws:
GetConf(key (string),success (callback function),fail (callback function));
success callback must be defined and handle one parameter to receive config value
GetUnreadCount
-
success
-
fail
Retrieve the number of unread items across all the conversations for the user synchronously i.e.
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen is opened successfully (required)
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen opening failed
Throws:
GetUnreadCount(key (string),success (callback function),fail (callback function));
success callback must be defined and handle one parameter to receive count
Init
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success
-
fail
Initializes Mobihelp sdk with configuration specified using SetConf
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Mobihelp initialization is successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Mobihelp initialization failed
LeaveBreadCrumb
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text
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success
-
fail
Attaches the given text as a breadcrumb to the conversations/tickets.
Parameters:
-
text
String- Text to be left as breadcrumb
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen opening failed
SetConf
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conf
-
success
-
fail
Sets mobihelp configurations
Parameters:
-
conf
Object- JSON conf object
{'AppStoreReviewUrl': (string), //Android only 'FeedbackType': (string), // "ANONYMOUS" , "NAME_AND_EMAIL_REQUIRED", "NAME_REQUIRED" (Same as FEEDBACK_TYPE_NAME_REQUIRED_AND_EMAIL_OPTIONAL in iOS) 'LaunchCountForReviewPrompt': (number),// Number of launches before rate prompt is shown 'PrefetchSolutions': (boolean), // pre-load solutions 'AutoReply': (boolean), // Show an auto reply when a ticket is submited }
- JSON conf object
-
success
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if Feedback screen opening failed
SetEmail
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val
-
success
-
fail
Set the email of the user to be reported on the Freshdesk Portal
Parameters:
-
val
String- Email value
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success
Function- Function to callback if SetEmail is successfully
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fail
Function- Function to callback if SetEmail failed
SetName
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val
-
success
-
fail
Set the full name of the user to be reported on the Freshdesk Portal.
Parameters:
-
val
String- Full Name value
-
success
Function- Function to callback ifSetName is successfully
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fail
Function- Function to callback if SetName failed
ShowRatingPrompt
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success
-
fail
Opens mobihelp RatingPrompt dialogue
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if RatingPrompt dialogue is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if RatingPrompt dialogue opening failed
Support
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success
-
fail
Opens mobihelp support screen
Parameters:
-
success
Function- Function to callback if support screen is opened successfully
-
fail
Function- Function to callback if support screen opening failed


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| java.lang.Object | |||||
| ↳ | android.widget.BaseAdapter | ||||
| ↳ | android.support.v4.widget.CursorAdapter | ||||
| ↳ | com.mobeta.android.dslv.DragSortCursorAdapter | ||||
| ↳ | com.mobeta.android.dslv.ResourceDragSortCursorAdapter | ||||
| ↳ | com.mobeta.android.dslv.SimpleDragSortCursorAdapter |
An easy adapter to map columns from a cursor to TextViews or ImageViews
defined in an XML file. You can specify which columns you want, which
views you want to display the columns, and the XML file that defines
the appearance of these views.
Binding occurs in two phases. First, if a
android.widget.SimpleCursorAdapter.ViewBinder is available,
setViewValue(android.view.View, android.database.Cursor, int)
is invoked. If the returned value is true, binding has occured. If the
returned value is false and the view to bind is a TextView,
setViewText(TextView, String)
is invoked. If the returned value
is false and the view to bind is an ImageView,
setViewImage(ImageView, String)
is invoked. If no appropriate
binding can be found, an IllegalStateException is thrown.
If this adapter is used with filtering, for instance in an
android.widget.AutoCompleteTextView, you can use the
android.widget.SimpleCursorAdapter.CursorToStringConverter and the
android.widget.FilterQueryProvider interfaces
to get control over the filtering process. You can refer to
convertToString(android.database.Cursor)
and
runQueryOnBackgroundThread(CharSequence)
for more information.
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| SimpleDragSortCursorAdapter.CursorToStringConverter | This class can be used by external clients of SimpleCursorAdapter to define how the Cursor should be converted to a String. | ||||||||||
| SimpleDragSortCursorAdapter.ViewBinder | This class can be used by external clients of SimpleCursorAdapter to bind values fom the Cursor to views. |
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android.support.v4.widget.CursorAdapter
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android.widget.Adapter
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This constructor is deprecated.
This option is discouraged, as it results in Cursor queries
being performed on the application's UI thread and thus can cause poor
responsiveness or even Application Not Responding errors. As an alternative,
use android.app.LoaderManager with a android.content.CursorLoader.
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Standard constructor.
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Binds all of the field names passed into the "to" parameter of the
constructor with their corresponding cursor columns as specified in the
"from" parameter.
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Change the cursor and change the column-to-view mappings at the same time.
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Returns a CharSequence representation of the specified Cursor as defined
by the current CursorToStringConverter.
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Returns the converter used to convert the filtering Cursor
into a String.
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Return the index of the column used to get a String representation
of the Cursor.
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Returns the
SimpleDragSortCursorAdapter.ViewBinder used to bind data to views. | |||||||||||
Sets the converter used to convert the filtering Cursor
into a String.
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Defines the index of the column in the Cursor used to get a String
representation of that Cursor.
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Sets the binder used to bind data to views.
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Called by bindView() to set the image for an ImageView but only if
there is no existing ViewBinder or if the existing ViewBinder cannot
handle binding to an ImageView.
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Called by bindView() to set the text for a TextView but only if
there is no existing ViewBinder or if the existing ViewBinder cannot
handle binding to a TextView.
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Swaps Cursor and clears list-Cursor mapping.
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com.mobeta.android.dslv.DragSortCursorAdapter
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android.support.v4.widget.CursorAdapter
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From class
android.widget.BaseAdapter
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java.lang.Object
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android.widget.Adapter
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android.widget.Filterable
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From interface
android.widget.ListAdapter
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From interface
android.widget.SpinnerAdapter
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com.mobeta.android.dslv.DragSortListView.DragListener
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From interface
com.mobeta.android.dslv.DragSortListView.DropListener
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From interface
com.mobeta.android.dslv.DragSortListView.RemoveListener
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This constructor is deprecated.
This option is discouraged, as it results in Cursor queries
being performed on the application's UI thread and thus can cause poor
responsiveness or even Application Not Responding errors. As an alternative,
use android.app.LoaderManager with a android.content.CursorLoader.
Constructor the enables auto-requery.
Standard constructor.
| context | The context where the ListView associated with this SimpleListItemFactory is running |
|---|---|
| layout | resource identifier of a layout file that defines the views for this list item. The layout file should include at least those named views defined in "to" |
| c | The database cursor. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
| from | A list of column names representing the data to bind to the UI. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
| to | The views that should display column in the "from" parameter. These should all be TextViews. The first N views in this list are given the values of the first N columns in the from parameter. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
| flags | Flags used to determine the behavior of the adapter, as per CursorAdapter#CursorAdapter(Context, Cursor, int). |
Binds all of the field names passed into the "to" parameter of the
constructor with their corresponding cursor columns as specified in the
"from" parameter.
Binding occurs in two phases. First, if a
android.widget.SimpleCursorAdapter.ViewBinder is available,
setViewValue(android.view.View, android.database.Cursor, int)
is invoked. If the returned value is true, binding has occured. If the
returned value is false and the view to bind is a TextView,
setViewText(TextView, String)
is invoked. If the returned value is
false and the view to bind is an ImageView,
setViewImage(ImageView, String)
is invoked. If no appropriate
binding can be found, an IllegalStateException is thrown.
| IllegalStateException | if binding cannot occur |
|---|
bindView(android.view.View, android.content.Context, android.database.Cursor)
getViewBinder()
setViewImage(ImageView, String)
setViewText(TextView, String)
Change the cursor and change the column-to-view mappings at the same time.
| c | The database cursor. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
|---|---|
| from | A list of column names representing the data to bind to the UI. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
| to | The views that should display column in the "from" parameter. These should all be TextViews. The first N views in this list are given the values of the first N columns in the from parameter. Can be null if the cursor is not available yet. |
Returns a CharSequence representation of the specified Cursor as defined by the current CursorToStringConverter. If no CursorToStringConverter has been set, the String conversion column is used instead. If the conversion column is -1, the returned String is empty if the cursor is null or Cursor.toString().
| cursor | the Cursor to convert to a CharSequence |
|---|
Returns the converter used to convert the filtering Cursor into a String.
getStringConversionColumn()
setStringConversionColumn(int)
convertToString(android.database.Cursor)
Return the index of the column used to get a String representation of the Cursor.
convertToString(android.database.Cursor)
setStringConversionColumn(int)
getCursorToStringConverter()
Returns the SimpleDragSortCursorAdapter.ViewBinder
used to bind data to views.
bindView(android.view.View, android.content.Context, android.database.Cursor)
Sets the converter used to convert the filtering Cursor into a String.
| cursorToStringConverter | the Cursor to String converter, or null to remove the converter |
|---|
getStringConversionColumn()
setStringConversionColumn(int)
convertToString(android.database.Cursor)
Defines the index of the column in the Cursor used to get a String representation of that Cursor. The column is used to convert the Cursor to a String only when the current CursorToStringConverter is null.
| stringConversionColumn | a valid index in the current Cursor or -1 to use the default conversion mechanism |
|---|
convertToString(android.database.Cursor)
getStringConversionColumn()
getCursorToStringConverter()
Sets the binder used to bind data to views.
| viewBinder | the binder used to bind data to views, can be null to remove the existing binder |
|---|
Called by bindView() to set the image for an ImageView but only if there is no existing ViewBinder or if the existing ViewBinder cannot handle binding to an ImageView. By default, the value will be treated as an image resource. If the value cannot be used as an image resource, the value is used as an image Uri. Intended to be overridden by Adapters that need to filter strings retrieved from the database.
| v | ImageView to receive an image |
|---|---|
| value | the value retrieved from the cursor |
Called by bindView() to set the text for a TextView but only if there is no existing ViewBinder or if the existing ViewBinder cannot handle binding to a TextView. Intended to be overridden by Adapters that need to filter strings retrieved from the database.
| v | TextView to receive text |
|---|---|
| text | the text to be set for the TextView |


--- layout: default title: "Consistent Color" date: 2014-04-02 12:30:00 ---
If you are having trouble keeping colors consistent in your plot when you filter out data, please see the ConsistentColor.r demo on GitHub.
ConsistentColor.r


It’s now clear to me that SQL should probably be taught as the first data science language anyone learns.Sure you’ll obviously need some other language but SQL is an interface to rectangular and relational data of any size that will also always be conceptually helpful.— Thomas J. Leeper (@thosjleeper) October 26, 2020
It’s now clear to me that SQL should probably be taught as the first data science language anyone learns.Sure you’ll obviously need some other language but SQL is an interface to rectangular and relational data of any size that will also always be conceptually helpful.


Who are the special guests in Rick and Morty season 4?
After a two year wait, Rick and Morty fans are finally being rewarded for their patience this week with the return of the much-anticipated fourth season.
Sociopathic scientist Rick and his adventure-loving grandson Morty return with the first episode of season four on 20 November on E4 and All 4.
Episode one, a take on 2014 action film Edge Of Tomorrow with the name Edge of ToMorty: Rick Die Rickpeat is the first cinematic-inspired installment of the new series to hit our screens and the reviews are already promising a triumphant return for the adult cartoon.
The main voice actors in the series including Justin Roiland (who voices both Rick Sanchez and Morty) Chris Parnell, Spencer Grammer and Sarah Chalke are all returning this season, but which special guests have joined them?
Who are the special guests in Rick and Morty Season 4?
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Last season saw the likes of actress Susan Sarandon, singer Logic and Dirty John star Christian Slater guest star in the series alongside a host of other famous names.
Rick and Morty season 4 promises a similarly strong line-up of special guests, including acclaimed director Taika Waititi who will voice a new character – a pink alien – called Glootie.
Other guest stars confirmed for season four include Sam Neill, Paul Giamatti and Kathleen Turner, as well as Ferris Bueller’s Day Off star Matthew Broderick and Game of Thrones actor Liam Cunningham.
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DRC bans Lokesh from attending its meetings
TDP MLC accused of using derogatory language against CM
by P. Samuel JonathanThe District Review Committee (DRC) on Saturday passed a resolution banning TDP MLC N. Lokesh from attending its meetings in future.
Mangalagiri MLA Alla Ramakrishna Reddy moved the resolution, which was supported by other members.
MLC K.S. Lakshmana Rao, however, did not support the resolution.
Housing Minister Ch. Sri Ranganadha Raju, who is district in-charge Minister, Home Minister M. Sucharita and Marketing Minister Mopidevi Venkata Ramana Rao were present.
Moving the resolution, Mr. Ramakrishna Reddy accused Mr. Lokesh of using derogatory language against the Chief Minister during his visits to the district.
“Mr. Lokesh has been uttering words such as ‘psycho’ while criticising the Chief Minister. Why should we allow such a person to sit in the DRC meeting?” he questioned.
Mr. Lakshmana Rao said it was unfair to pass the resolution and advised the members to take to constitutional methods to take action.


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[CHAPTER 527]
UNIFORM REAL PROPERTY TRANSFER ON DEATH ACT
Section
527-1 Short title
527-2 Definitions
527-3 Applicability
527‑4 Nonexclusivity
527‑5 Transfer on death deed authorized
527-6 Transfer on death deed revocable
527‑7 Transfer on death deed nontestamentary
527‑8 Capacity of transferor
527‑9 Requirements
527‑10 Notice, delivery, acceptance, consideration not
required
527‑11 Revocation by instrument authorized; revocation by
act not permitted
527‑12 Effect of transfer on death deed during transferor's
life
527‑13 Effect of transfer on death deed at transferor's death
527-14 Disclaimer
527‑15 Liability for creditor claims and statutory allowances
527‑16 Uniformity of application and construction
527‑17 Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and
National Commerce Act
Law Journals and Reviews
The Hawai`i Uniform Real Property Transfer on Death Act--Another Tool in the Estate Planner's Arsenal. 15 HBJ, no. 13, at 43 (2013).


Student at University of Toronto Scarborough | BBA Candidate, 2018
4th Year Business Management, Specialist in Marketing
also a baker and coffee maker.
Hello! I'm currently studying at UTSC but I'll be graduating soon. My interests lie within digital marketing on the SEO and digital optimization side but I also like communications and project management. I've got experience at the Ontario Ministry of Energy, managing the energy reporting program, at CIBC managing marketing campaigns, and at an offshore lawfirm for communications and copywriting. If you're interested in connecting or finding out more about my experiences, you can email me, check my LinkedIn, and I've even got my resume below. Thanks for coming!
Portfolio
More to come!
Gift-a-Book Marketing Campaign
Enactus UTSC's 2015 Book Drive
Enactus UTSC
Social Media, Graphic Design, Branding
Enactus Regionals and Nationals Expositions
Competitive Presentations and Script Writing
Gift-a-Book Marketing Campaign
Enactus UTSC's 2015 Book Drive
The Gift-a-Book drive was the very first project that I worked on for Enactus; I proposed the idea to launch a charity event during the Fall term around November until the end of the term. Our team had been fairly inactive during the Fall and we needed something to get our club noticed by students.
Initially, I started off our marketing by copying everyone else - making Facebook posts, tweeting, and ensuring that we had enough promotional materials during our tabling hours. We had a raffle for students who donated books as well. However, as time went on, we needed more exposure. So I pushed for the promotion of this project; we needed more students to know about our event, not just from social media, but we needed word-of-mouth. This was achieved by having members of our team go to various classrooms and lecture halls to make announcements at the beginning of each class to inform students across the campus about our book drive.
At the end of the term, we had collected over 400 books and we donated them to the local community - the children's and teen's books were given to the Highland Creek Public School, the young adult books were given to an organization called Our Place Our Community, and the remaining books were donated to the Salvation Army.
Enactus UTSC
Social Media, Graphic Design, Branding
From 2015 to 2016, I was responsible for Enactus UTSC's marketing department. Starting off, I received very little training and guidance as to how to operate the marketing department. However, I experimented and tried several things throughout the summer (while the term was quieter) to test things for the upcoming school term. I decided the majority of our marketing would focus on improving our social media presence, and to orient our events and projects to be more attractive to business students.
By reviewing the other business club's social media and analyzing the different social media channels they had, I decided to set up a Twitter account for Enactus UTSC. I also hired a social media associate to assist with developing posts related to entrepreneurship and innovation to keep the page more active when we had less events going on.
In order to attract more attention for our social media posts, I created visuals that would generate more interest for viewers. I frequently used Adobe Photoshop to create graphics to make our posts more appealing and to include additional information, rather than having a text-heavy post. As a result of the frequent social media posts and graphics, our Facebook post engagements increaased by 137% during the year.
Finally, another aspect of what I focused on for Enactus UTSC during the year was to establish a stronger brand presence. This was done through planning our events and projects around Enactus' core values. Furthermore, our social media posts reinforce Enactus' dedication to community development and entrepreneurship, and how our events and projects relate to those values.
Social Innovation Summit
Event Planning and Management
The Social Innovation Summit was Build Blue's first event, we collaborated with the Hub at UTSC.
An interactive, hands-on learning experience for students that have an interest in making a positive difference and want to discover new ways to engage and transform the community. Build Blue brought students together to engage in critical thinking and open dialogue on how students can catalyze social innovation to help mobilize a positive impact in their communities.
The event ran into several issues; with a lack of attendance, time, and scheduling issues. Nonetheless, the Social Innovation Summit still attracted students interested in discussing key issues and various ways to address growing problems.
Enactus Regionals and Nationals Expositions
Competitive Presentations and Script Writing
Enactus UTSC regularly attentds the annual Regionals Exposition and National Exposition. Every year, our team competes on a regional level against other schools in Eastern Canada, and on a national level against all Enactus chapters in Canada. At these competitions, we showcase our projects. This past year we presented Financing Futures at the Regionals Exposition, and at the Nationals Exposition, we presented our two other large projects, SAAAC Creatives and Consultpreneur.
For the Regionals and Nationals Expositions, I was responsible for developing the presentations and reviewing the scripts for our competition's team. These competitions are always hectic - from creating the presentations, to the actual presentation day. So many things can go wrong (and they have), but as a team we were always able to work around those issues together.


Death Row Information
Death Row Facts
History
Death row was located in the East Building of the Huntsville Unit from 1928 to 1952. From 1952 until 1965, the electric chair was located in a building by the East Wall of the Huntsville Unit.
The men on death row were moved from the Huntsville Unit to the Ellis Unit in 1965. Death row remained at the Ellis Unit until 1999. In 1999, the TDCJ moved death row to the Polunsky Unit. The Polunsky Unit houses death row offenders separately in single-person cells, with each cell having a window. Death row offenders are also recreated individually. Offenders on death row receive a regular diet, and have access to reading, writing, and legal materials. Depending upon their custody level, some death row offenders are allowed to have a radio. The women on death row are housed at the Mountain View Unit. Offenders on death row do not have regular TDCJ-ID numbers; they have special death row numbers.
Hanging was means of execution from 1819 to 1923.
The State of Texas authorized the use of the electric chair in 1923, and ordered all executions to be carried out by the State in Huntsville. Prior to 1923, Texas counties were responsible for their own executions.
The State of Texas executed the first offender by electrocution on February 8, 1924. Charles Reynolds (Red River County) was executed. On that same date, four additional offenders, Ewell Morris, George Washington, Mack Matthews, and Melvin Johnson were executed.
The State of Texas executed brothers on six occasions:
- Frank & Lorenzo Noel electrocuted July 3, 1925;
- S.A. & Forest Robins electrocuted April 6, 1926;
- Oscar & Mack Brown electrocuted July 1, 1936;
- Roscoe & Henderson Brown electrocuted May 6, 1938;
- Curtis (July 1, 1993) & Danny (July 30, 1993) Harris (both by lethal injection);
- Jessie (September 16, 1994) & Jose (November 18, 1999) Gutierrez (both by lethal injection).
One of the most notorious offenders to be executed was Raymond Hamilton, a member of the "Bonnie and Clyde" gang. He was sentenced by Walker County and executed on May 10, 1935, for murder. Hamilton and another man had escaped from death row, only to be captured and return to death row.
The State of Texas executed the last offender, Joseph Johnson (Harris County), by electrocution on July 30, 1964.
A total of 361 inmates were electrocuted in the State of Texas.
When capital punishment was declared "cruel and unusual punishment" by the U.S. Supreme Court on June 29, 1972, there were 45 men on death row in Texas and 7 in county jails with a death sentence. All of the sentences were commuted to life sentences by the Governor of Texas, and death row was clear by March 1973.
In 1973, revision to the Texas Penal Code once again allowed assessment of the death penalty and allowed for executions to resume effective January 1, 1974. Under the new statute, the first man (#507 John Devries) was placed on death row on February 15, 1974. Devries committed suicide July 1, 1974, by hanging himself with bed sheets.
The State of Texas adopted lethal injection as means of execution in 1977.
The State of Texas executed the first offender by lethal injection on December 7, 1982. Charlie Brooks (Tarrant County) was executed for the kidnap/murder of a Fort Worth auto mechanic.
Effective January 12, 1996, close relatives and friends of the deceased victim were allowed to witness executions.
Information from here to the bottom of the page relates to death row after 1973. For information relating to death row from 1923-1973, click here.
Texas Capital Offenses:
Pursuant to Texas Penal Code Section 19.03, the following crimes are Capital Murder in Texas:
- murder of a peace officer or fireman who is acting in the lawful discharge of an official duty and who the person knows is a peace officer or fireman;
- murder during the commission or attempted commission of kidnapping, burglary, robbery, aggravated sexual assault, arson, obstruction or retaliation, or terroristic threat;
- murder for remuneration or promise of remuneration or employs another to commit murder for remuneration or promise of remuneration;
- murder during escape or attempted escape from a penal institution;
- murder, while incarcerated in a penal institution, of a correctional employee or with the intent to establish, maintain, or participate in a combination or in the profits of a combination;
- murder while incarcerated in a penal institution for a conviction of murder or capital murder;
- murder while incarcerated in a penal institution serving a life sentence or a 99 year sentence for a conviction of aggravated kidnapping, aggravated sexual assault, or aggravated robbery;
- murder of more than one person during the same criminal transaction or during different criminal transactions but the murders are committed pursuant to the same scheme or course of conduct;
- murder of an individual under ten years of age; or
- murder in retaliation for or on account of the service or status of the other person as a judge or justice of the supreme court, the court of criminal appeals, a court of appeals, a district court, a criminal district court, a constitutional county court, a statutory county court, a justice court, or a municipal court.
United States Capital Punishment:
The death penalty is currently authorized by 30 states, the Federal Government, and the U.S. Military. While Maryland and New Mexico no longer have death penalty statutes, they do currently incarcerate death-sentenced offenders. The law abolishing the death penalty in these states was not retroactive, it only applies to offenders sentenced after the law was passed. Additionally, the death penalty statute in New York is undergoing judicial review.
Texas leads the nation in the number of executions since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976.
California, Florida, Texas, and Pennsylvania have the largest death row populations.
As of December 31, 2013, 2,979 offenders were under sentence of death in the United States.
There are five methods of execution in the United States: lethal injection, electrocution, lethal gas, hanging, and firing squad.
Jurisdictions without death penalty statutes: Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
For more on capital punishment in the United States, visit the Bureau of Justice Statistics-Capital Punishment and the Death Penalty Information Center.
Lethal Injection Consists Of:
Single drug protocol of Pentobarbital
Average Time on Death Row prior to Execution:
10.87 years
Shortest Time on Death Row Prior to Execution:
| Name | County | TDCJ Number | Time on Death Row | Execution Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Joe Gonzales | Potter | 999177 | 252 days | 09/18/1996 |
| 2. | Steven Renfro | Harrison | 999229 | 263 days | 02/09/1998 |
Longest Time on Death Row Prior to Execution:
| Name | County | TDCJ Number | Time on Death Row | Execution Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | David Lee Powell | Travis | 612 | 11,575 days (31 years) | 06/15/2010 |
| 2. | Lester Bower | Grayson | 764 | 11,346 days (31 years) | 06/03/2015 |
Average Age of Executed Offenders:
39
Youngest at Time of Execution:
| Name | County | TDCJ Number | Age | Execution Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jay Pinkerton | Nueces | 686 | 24 | 05/15/1986 |
| Jesse De La Rosa | Bexar | 713 | 24 | 05/15/1985 |
| Toronto Patterson | Dallas | 999178 | 24 | 08/28/2002 |
Oldest at Time of Execution:
| Name | County | TDCJ Number | Age | Execution Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lester Bower | Grayson | 764 | 67 | 06/03/2015 |
| William Chappell | Tarrant | 960 | 66 | 11/20/2002 |
| William Rayford | Dallas | 999371 | 64 | 01/30/2018 |


By default, the tc Server HTTP module will run Geode automatically with pre-configured settings. You can change these Geode settings.
Here are the default Geode settings:
- Geode peer-to-peer members use locators for discovery.
- The region name is set to
gemfire_modules_sessions
. - The cache region is replicated for peer-to-peer configurations and partitioned (with redundancy turned on) for client/server configurations.
- Geode clients have local caching turned on and when the local cache needs to evict data, it will evict least-recently-used (LRU) data first.
Note: On the application server side, the default inactive interval for session expiration is set to 30 minutes. To change this value, refer to Session Expiration.
To change this default configuration, use the --interactive
command line argument when creating the tc Server instance. Choose the appropriate command for the chosen topology and platform.
In Unix, for a peer-to-peer topology:
$ ./tcruntime-instance.sh create my_instance_name --template gemfire-p2p \
--interactive
In Unix, for a client/server topology:
$ ./tcruntime-instance.sh create my_instance_name --template gemfire-cs \
--interactive
In Windows, for a peer-to-peer topology:
$ tcruntime-instance.bat create my_instance_name --template gemfire-p2p ^
--interactive
In Windows, for a client/server topology:
$ tcruntime-instance.bat create my_instance_name --template gemfire-cs ^
--interactive
In interactive mode, you will be prompted to specify a series of property values. Hit <return> for any property that should use the default value.
After responding to approximately 20 prompts, you should see the following line:
Instance created.
Note: You cannot override region attributes on the cache server when using the HTTP Session Management Module. You must place all region attribute definitions in the region attributes template that you customize in tc Server. See Overriding Region Attributes for more information.
For information on setting up your instance for the most common types of configurations, refer to the sections below. For more information about each interactive prompt, refer to Interactive Mode Reference.
Using a Different Locator Port
For a Geode peer-to-peer member to communicate on a different port than the default (10334), answer the following question in the tc Server HTTP module’s interactive mode:
Please enter the list of locators used by GemFire members to discover each other.
The format is a comma-separated list of host[port]. Default 'localhost[10334]': localhost[10335]
This example changes the locator port to 10335 on localhost.
Overriding Region Attributes
When using the HTTP Session Management Module, you cannot override region attributes directly on the cache server. You must place all region attribute definitions in the region attributes template that you customize within tc Server. For example, to specify a different name for the region’s disk store, you could add the new disk-store-name specification to the region attributes template and then reference the template on the cache server.
<region-attributes id="MY_SESSIONS" refid="PARTITION_REDUNDANT_PERSISTENT_OVERFLOW"
disk-store-name="mystore">
...
</region-attributes>
Then on the cache server side, reference the modified region attributes template to allow the region to use the disk-store-name attribute:
<region name="gemfire_modules_sessions" refid="MY_SESSIONS"/>
Interactive Configuration Reference for the tc Server Module
This section describes each prompt when entering into interactive configuration mode of the Geode HTTP Session Management Module for tc Server.


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