What does this tool do?
It helps gatherings solicit and prioritize attendee questions et al. People pull out their phones or laptops, type up their questions/ideas and vote on their peers'. Then a sophisticated algorithm ranks the content and everyone is given a list of the "best" entries. Pros: (1) it gets rid of soliloquies masquerading as questions; (2) it provides a safe space for people who otherwise might not ask questions; and (3) it helps moderators actually get to the content an audience wants addressed. Biggest Con: participants must have access to an internet connected device.
How does one use this tool?
If you click "create a new session" on the home page, you'll be walked through the process or running a session. Feel free to create some dummy sessions and play around. A good user interface is like a good joke, if you have to explain it, you've done something wrong. That being said, I've done many things wrong. So I've written a lot of stuff below. Hit me up with questions on twitter @colarusso if that doesn't do the trick. That being said, each session lasts 90 days from creation to oblivion. During that time it has the potential to advance through three stages:
1. Check-In: users check-in with the session code. Users cannot submit or vote on content during this stage.
2. Open Submissions & Voting: anyone who has checked in can submit content and vote on their peer's submissions. New users are not allowed to check-in during this stage.
3. Viewing Results: voting ceases, and content is ranked. Anyone with the session code can view the final ranked ordering.
What do you mean by sophisticated algorithms?
Really, it's not that sophisticated. I just liked the phraseology. Basicly, we're modeling all content as good or bad and trying to figure out how confident we can be that something's good. To that end, an approximate Wilson's score interval is calculated for each entry based on up votes and the total up and down votes. Users work their way through content starting with the least certainly good or bad content. The final list is an ordered list with the highest confidence scores at the top. Consequently, even if participants only vote on a small number of questions, we can say with some confidence that the top questions are actually "good," whatever that means. ;)
What stops someone from voting multiple times?
Nothing can really stop this, but a few things can make it less likely. First, all users have to check-in before voting begins. Once voting starts, there are no new check-ins. Consequently, someone can't simply vote, clear their browser's cookies and vote again. Yes, someone could open multiple browsers during check-in, but since the number of participants is clearly displayed to all users, there is a built-in check on too many people doing this. That is, if the session lists more people than you have in the room, someone has been naughty. Put another way--culture. Culture stops cheating. Think honor code.
What about content that says the same thing in different ways?
It's a simple matter for someone reading a list of questions to filter this out. It's not so simple for computers. See Tasks.
What about silly questions?
Again, this is something a person is better at filtering out, but I've found that people are actually pretty good at taking this sort of voting seriously. So if something is at the top, moderators ignore it at their own risk.
What if attendees don't have smart phones?
This really is a problem, and it's worth noting that this tool isn't always the right one. If your audience doesn't have phones, this is probably a bad tool. If your audience is two people, this is probably a bad tool. I think a simple heuristic would be that this tool is best suited for venues where you'd need a microphone to hear questions or when you want to encourage participation from people who wouldn't otherwise ask questions. It might also be useful as a tool for small break-out groups who could generate ideas for sharing with and evaluation by the group as a whole.
What do you do with my data?
You may have noticed that you don't have to sign in, and I'm not even using Google Anaylitics. So when you say "my data" we're mostly talking about questions/ideas you wrote and your vote history. I don't have any plans to do much with these other than serve up results, but who knows, maybe if this takes off I'll use the questions as a data set to figure out common characteristics of great questions. I am a data scientist after all. I'll tell you this, I'm not going to sell it to anyone.
Who made this?
David Colarusso made this because he listened to this podcast a few weeks before being on some panels at the 2016 ABA TechShow. He then had the tought, "Hey, I don't want to be on a bad panel. I'll build an app."
The tumbs up and arrow buttons you see when voting on content, as well as in the homescreen icon, are the work of Antar and Julien Miclo over at the Noun Project.


Apicurio Registry documentation
Welcome to the Apicurio Registry version 2.0 documentation. Navigate using the left menu.
Apicurio Registry is a schema registry and an API registry, which stores and retrieves event schemas and API designs, and gives you control of their evolution.
About this documentation
This document introduces Apicurio Registry, explains how to install with your chosen storage option, and how to manage event schemas and API designs using the Apicurio Registry web console, REST API, Maven plug-in, or Java client.
This document also explains how to enforce schemas using Kafka client serializers and deserializers in your consumer and producer applications. It also describes Apicurio Registry content types and rule types, and OpenShift environment variables for health checks.
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Yeah, I'm starting to think that wild shroom trip of late last year was the result of having an empty stomach. A friend and I dosed in the car before going to a special goth night. He ate ~3 grams, I eyeballed my dose so it could have been more. Brown caps, blue and beige stems.
About 20 minutes in I noticed some effects. A gut-feeling, some excitement. I joined my friend in the back -- he was feeling it too, but he wanted a cigarette. I suggested we take a walk (read: he smoke it outside), but nothing doing. The thought of tobacco smoke at that point was sickening me, so I walked to the front room.
Basically, the peak lasted about 30 seconds -- I sat down in a less crowded/hot area of the club, I felt like I was reeling, and then my entire field of vision was overlaid with little lower-case S's -- a shuddering, intense hallucination. I staggered to the bathroom, thinking I might (or might want to) vomit.
I knelt down by the toilet, which, in a place like that, would normally make me puke anyway, but then my head cleared. I stood up, realized that the peak was over, and went back to where I was sitting. I no longer needed to take a walk outside or anything -- I couldn't talk much, but I could stare at people, which is half the point at this place anyway. My point is, I usually don't notice a peak on shrooms.
Later, the back room cleared out and fans ventilated it. There was room to dance without contact, which was great considering how startling it was sometimes when someone touched me.  I had a nice friendly, not-even-that-disjointed conversation with the woman who sat down next to me.
Mushrooms make me very excited about dancing if the music is right, without interfering with my sense of balance or rhythm (this from my purely subjective POV). My sense of comfort increased to the point where I thought I was having the most fun ever -- I couldn't imagine not doing this all the damn time, both the gothing and the shrooms.
My thoughts were very circular and repetitive -- which can be tedious to bad on LSD, but seemed fine in this context. I thought about the sexual frustration that comes with only using alcohol at clubs. I realized that without the futile expectation of nookie, I could have fun and still appreciate the people around me in terms of attractiveness, i.e., looking, not leering.
The circle of thoughts got more profound -- I started thinking about happiness, and life in general, how the only way to be happy was to feel happy, and that this was completely under my control, how I felt. I got a sense of satori, a feeling of enlightenment that comes from ending up in the same place you started. Then I giggled at me thinking that I was being so deep. Heh.
I could preface this whole report with, 'Maybe it was just the drugs, but I had a great time!' but it could just as easily have been the case that, 'Maybe it was just the drugs, but that place was terrifying and sucked.' The facts are, the drugs and the venue went well together. The lights were turned down (they shut off the normally blinding light guns, that or made them a dim color), there was plenty of room to sit and dance, I was on the list and got in for free, and the staff and patrons I encountered were very friendly. We stuck around 'til closing (I was also trying to get a cut on my finger to close -- don't fish chunks of glass out of a drain while you're tripping, kids).
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Habit A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1998 Marty Mapes
*** (out of 4) "Vampirism is everywhere," according to Nick (Aaron Beall). "It is at the bottom of a bottle or a needle in the arm. It is five hundred channels of insipid cultural drivel... It is the insidious Faustian bargains we make every day, the little compromises that eat at our soul." This is the insight from a thoughtful new vampire movie called HABIT, a movie with one of the highest quality-to-price ratios around.
Nick is the best friend of Sam (played very well by director Fessenden). Sam meets a great girl, Anna (Meredith Snaider), at a Halloween party. Drunk as usual, he leaves with her, the perfect escape from his ex, with whom he has just broken up. He realizes he grabbed the wrong coat and dashes back to the party to change. When he gets back out, Anna is gone.
Anna haunts his thoughts for a couple of days while he finishes moving his girlfriend out. He never got Anna's phone number so all he can do is think about her in-between drinks.
She shows up again a couple of nights later and they hit it off. After a wild night of semi-exhibitionist pleasures, Sam wakes up in a strange part of town with a bloody lip. At least he's got her phone number, and they seem to have a thing going.
Sam feels good, but a little weak. His relationship with Anna seems to be recharging his life. He still drinks, but he's more conscious of it. One senses that with a few lucky breaks, Sam could get himself out of his current rut and make it work with Anna. Her strength is just what he needs. The sex is interesting, if a bit strange. Anna is something of an exhibitionist and she likes to bite Sam, but he enjoys her vigor.
Their relationship continues for several weeks, while Sam keeps feeling sicker and weaker. Eventually Sam decides he needs some time away from Anna and with his old friends. He recalls another friend from earlier in the movie who mentioned something about feeling sick in spite of all the sex he was getting, and THAT friend disappeared. And the strange bloodsucking behavior during sex... it's almost as though Anna were a... well, of course not LITERALLY, there is no such thing, but if there were....
Several things make this film a surprisingly good sleeper.
The cinematography was surprisingly good, considering the film's low budget. Frank DeMarco shot the film on 16mm stock using natural, preexisting, and other inexpensive light sources. Habit was nominated for the Spirit Award for best cinematography in 1998.
For the most part, the acting was also surprisingly good. Fessenden in particular was great as the man struggling against the drain on his energies. His intense icy blue eyes, missing front tooth, and greasy stringy hair add a lot to the credibility of his performance. Snaider had the next-biggest role, and though not as strong a performer as Fessenden, she held her own. Only a few performances, and in thankfully minor roles, had the sour taste of amateur actors.
The thing that makes this film really good is Fessenden's script. The dialogue is natural and well written, but the best thing about it is the insightful story. In this story, modern vampires aren't gothic wraiths who feed on human blood. They are the embodiment of the mental stresses of alcoholism, loneliness, and city life. Or rather, they are both. This fresh perspective is a welcome change from more traditional treatments of the vampire story, and is the thing that makes this movie deserve to be seen in wider release.
This film was reportedly made for a mere $190,000 by unpaid actors and filmmakers over a period of three months in New York. Other films have been made as cheaply but few have been made as well for that price.
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1 There was a man named Micah who lived in the hill country where the tribe of Ephraim live.
2 One day he said to his mother, "I heard you curse whoever stole eleven hundred pieces of silver from your house. I am the one who took the silver, and I still have it." His mother replied, "My son, I pray that Yahweh will bless you for admitting that you took it."
3 Micah gave all the silver back to his mother. Then she said to herself, "I will give some of this silver to Yahweh. I will have someone make a carved figure and a cast figure from this silver."
4 After he gave the silver to his mother, she took two hundred pieces and gave them to a metal worker. With the silver that man made a carved figure and a cast metal figure, and gave them to Micah. Micah put them in his house.
5 He had in his house a special shrine. He made a sacred vest and some household idols and Micah gave one of his sons the task of being the priest for all his idols.
6 At that time, the Israel did not have a king, and everyone did what was right, as they saw it.
7 There was a young man who had been living in Bethlehem in the area where the tribe of Judah lives. He wanted to work as a priest because he was a member of the tribe of Levi.
8 So he left Bethlehem to find another place to live and work. He came to Micah's house in the hill country where the tribe of Ephraim lived.
9 Micah asked him, "Where are you from?"
He replied, "I come from Bethlehem. I am from the tribe of Levi, and I am looking for a place to live and work as a priest."
10 Micah said to him, "Stay with me, and you can advise me and be my priest. Each year I will give to you ten pieces of silver and some new clothes. And I will provide food for you."
11 So the young man agreed to live with Micah. He became like one of Micah's own sons.
12 Micah appointed him to be a priest, and he lived in Micah's house.
13 Then Micah said, "Now I know that Yahweh will do good things for me, because I have a man from the tribe of Levi to be my priest."


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Check the device speed if has not been done before or if an error was detected.
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Copy the scratchpad page to memory.
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Query to get the length in bytes of extra information that is read when read a page in the current memory bank.
See 'hasExtraInfo()'.
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Read the scratchpad page of memory from a NVRAM device This method reads and returns the entire scratchpad after the byte offset regardless of the actual ending offset.
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| offset | offset into readBuf to pug data |
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What are the benefits of version control?
1. It allows collaboration between individuals of a team since different versions of the same file will eventually be merged. 2. It keeps track of the differences between files saved over time, so that one can revert to previous versions if necessary. 3. It allow a master to stay intact without fear of losing it.
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| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MCPS | MCPS_PURGE.nc | MCPS_PURGE is used to manage MSDU handles in the transaction queue of the MCPS of the MAC sublayer. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_ASSOCIATE.nc | The MLME-SAP association primitives define how a devices becomes associated with a PAN. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_BEACON_NOTIFY.nc | The MLME-SAP beacon notification primitive defines how a device may be notified when a beacon is received during normal operation conditions. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_COMM_STATUS.nc | The MLME-SAP communication status primitive defines how the MLME communicates to the next higher layer about transmission status, when the transmission was not instigated by a .request primitive, and security errors on incoming packets. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_DISASSOCIATE.nc | The MLME-SAP dissassociation primitives define how a device can disassociate with a PAN. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_GET.nc | The MLME-SAP get primitives define how to read values from the PIB. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_GTS.nc | The MLME-SAP GTS management primitives define how GTSs are requested and maintained. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_ORPHAN.nc | The MLME-SAP orphan notification primitives define how a coordinator can issue a notification of an orphaned device. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_POLL.nc | The MLME-SAP polling primitives define how to request data from a coordinator. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_RESET.nc | The MLME-SAP reset primitives specify how to reset the MAC sublayer to its default values. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_RX_ENABLE.nc | The MLME-SAP receiver state primitives define how a device can enable or disable the receiver at a given time. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_SCAN.nc | The MLME-SAP scan primitives define how a device can determine the energy usage or the presence or absence of PANs in a communications channel. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_SET.nc | The MLME-SAP get primitives define how to write values to the PIB. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_START.nc | The MLME-SAP start primitives define how an FFD can request to start using a new superframe configuration in order to initiate a PAN, begin transmitting beacons on an already existing PAN, facilitating device discovery, or to stop transmitting beacons. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_SYNC.nc | The MLME-SAP synchronization primitives define how synchronization with a coordinator may be achieved. | ||
| beta.CC2420Radio.ieee.802.15.4.MLME | MLME_SYNC_LOSS.nc | The MLME-SAP primitives for how a loss of synchronization is communicated to the next higher layer. |


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Use Open Element to open up the declaration of C/C++ classes, structures, unions, typedefs, enumerations, namespaces, functions, methods and variables.


(Defined in: jpgraph_text.inc.php : 17)
Class usage and Overview
All text that is to be draw onto any graph is handled by this class. You create each text you want printed as an instance of this class.
It is possible to adjust both font, color, alignment and paragraph alignment.
If the text contains multiple lines (separated by "\n") the paragraph alignment determines how each line is formatted (i.e. left,center or right)
Class Methods
Specify alignment for the text in relation to the x,y position for text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aHAlign
| | Horizontal alignment |
|
$aVAlign
|
"top"
| Vertical alignment |
|
$aParagraphAlign
|
""
| Paragraph alignment |
Description:
This determines how the text's x,y position is to be interpretated.
Valid horizontal alignments are
Valid vertical position are
- 'top'
- 'middle' or 'center'
- 'bottom'
Valid paragraph alignment
See also:
$text = new Text();
Center the text between left and right coordinates
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aLeft
| | Left corner X-coordinate |
|
$aRight
| | Right corner X-coordinate |
|
$aYAbsPos
| | The common Y-coodinate |
Description:
Center the text between left and right coordinates on the same Y-coordinate
$txt->Center(50,150,75);
Height of font
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aImg
| | No description available |
Description:
Return the height of the font used in the text.
The difference between this method and the GetTextHeight() is that this method uses a predefined character to determine the height while GetTextHeight() uses the actual text in the string.
See also:
$height = $txt->GetFontHeight($graph->img)
Return the height of the actual text in the text object
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aImg
| | No description available |
Description:
Return the height of the text in this object.
The difference between this method and the GetFontHeight() is that that method uses a predefined character to determine the height while GetTextHeight() uses the actual text in the string.
See also:
$height = $txt->GetTextHeight($graph->img);
Get total width of text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aImg
| | No description available |
Description:
Get total width of text
See also:
$width = $txt->GetWidth($graph->img);
Hide the text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aHide
|
true
| True=Hide text |
Description:
The opposite of Show()
See also:
$txt->Hide();
Specifies the alignment for a multi line text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aAlign
| | Alignment for a multiline text |
Description:
Specify the paragraph alignment for a multi line text. Each text line is separated by a "\n" character.
Valid alignments are:
See also:
$txt->Set("The first line\nSec line\nThird line");
$txt->ParagraphAlign('center');
// Will give the result:
//
// The first line
// Sec line
// Third line
Set text to be displayed
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aTxt
| | Text string |
Description:
Set text to be displayed
$txt->Set('Hello world');
Alias for Align()
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aHAlign
| | Horizontal anchor point |
|
$aVAlign
|
"top"
| Vertical anchor point |
|
$aParagraphAlign
|
""
| Paragraph alignment |
Description:
See Align
See also:
Specify text angle
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aAngle
| | Angle in degrees |
Description:
Specify Orientation of text. If TTF fonts are used then the orientation can be a arbitrary angle. If the builtin fonts are used then only horizontal and vertical position can be used, i.e 0 or 90 degrees,
$txt->SetAngle(45);
Set parameters for poossible frame around text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aFrameColor
|
array(255,255,255)
| Color for text background |
|
$aBorderColor
|
array(0,0,0)
| Color for border around text |
|
$aShadowColor
|
false
| Color for shadow |
|
$aCornerRadius
|
4
| Corner radius for rectangle |
|
$aShadowWidth
|
3
| Drop shadow width |
Description:
Specify parameters for background color, border and possible text drop shadow.
If no shadow color is specified then no shadow will appear.
To use the old style of stright corners specify a corner radius of 0.
See also:
$txt = new Text("Note: Simple textnote.\nWIth two lines");
$txt->SetFont(FF_FONT1,FS_BOLD);
$txt->Pos(0.5,0.97,'center','bottom');
$txt->SetBox('yellow','black');
$graph->AddText($txt);
Set text color
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aColor
| | Color |
Description:
Specify color for text
$txt->SetColor('darkblue');
Specify CSIM Target for text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aURITarget
| | No description available |
|
$aAlt
|
''
| Alt-tag text |
|
$aWinTarget
|
''
| No description available |
Description:
Specify Client Side Image Target for text
$graph->title->SetCSIMTarget('mainpage.html','Go to main page');
Specify font
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aFamily
| | Font family |
|
$aStyle
|
FS_NORMAL
| Font style |
|
$aSize
|
10
| Font size |
Description:
Specify font family, size and style. Two major types of font families can be used, builtin bitmnapped fonts or TTF fonts. The builtin fonts have a fixed size which can't be altered.
Valid styles are
- FS_NORMAL
- FS_BOLD
- FS_ITALIC
- FS_BOLDITALIC
Valid values for the internal font families are
- FF_FONT0, Internal font 1 (small font)
- FF_FONT1, Internal font 2, (Medium size)
- FF_FONT2, Internal font 3, (large size)
Note: FF_FONT0 only suppor font style FS_NORMAL
The available TTF are by default
- FF_ARIAL
- FF_TIMES, (Times Roman)
- FF_COURIER, (Courier new)
- FF_VERDANA, (Verdana)
- FF_BOOK, (Bookman)
- FF_HANDWRT, (Handwriting)
- FF_COMIC, (Sans Comic)
See also:
$txt->SetFont(FF_ARIAL, FS_BOLD, 14);
Set the contect sensiive margin
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aMarg
| | Margin in pixels |
Description:
Specify a context sensitive margin for the text. Depending on in which context the text is used the margin will be interpretated accordingly.
// Start further away from the top of graph
$graph->title->SetMargin(15);
Deprecated. Use SetAngle instead. Specify text angle
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aDirection
|
0
| Orientation of text in degrees |
Description:
Deprecated. Use SetAngle() instead.
Specify Orientation of text. If TTF fonts are used then the orientation can be a arbitrary angle. If the builtin fonts are used then only horizontal and vertical position can be used, i.e 0 or 90 degrees,
$txt->SetOrientation(90); // Vertical text
Specifies the alignment for a multi line text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aAlign
| | Horizontal alignment |
Description:
Determines how a multi-line text paragraph will be formatted. Each line in the paragraph will be treated individually. Allowed values are
- "center"
- "left"
- "right"
Note: Paragraph alignment is only applicable to horizontal text, i.e. angle = 0 . For paragraphs at an angle the alignbment will always be "left".
$graph->title->Set("Multi line\ntext !");
$graph->title->SetParagraphAlign('right');
// Default for title is "center"
Alias for Pos()
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aXAbsPos
| | X position |
|
$aYAbsPos
| | Y position |
|
$aHAlign
| | Horizontal align |
|
$aVAlign
| | Vertical align |
Description:
Alias for Pos()
See also:
$txt->Pos(100,150,'center');
Specify the position of the text using the plot scale positions
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aX
| | X-position |
|
$aY
| | Y-position |
Description:
Specify the position of the text using the plot scale positions. The Y position is taken to be the Y axis. It is not possible to use Y2 scale to specify the position.
$txt = new Text();
$txt->SetScalePos(27.3, 278.9);
Add a drop shadow to boxed text
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aShadowColor
|
'gray'
| Shadow color |
|
$aShadowWidth
|
3
| Shadow width (in pixels) |
Description:
If the text has been boxed (by call to SetBox()) then you can easily add a drop shadow by just calling this method.
Note: You can also specify the shadow directly in the SetBox() call. This method was added to make Text more like other graph objects which have a SetShadow() method.
See also:
$txt = new Text("Note: Simple textnote.\nWIth two lines");
$txt->SetFont(FF_FONT1,FS_BOLD);
$txt->Pos(0.5,0.97,'center','bottom');
$txt->SetBox('yellow','black');
$txt->SetShadow();
$graph->AddText($txt);
Specify a maximum line length
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aCol
| | Number of chars in column |
Description:
Specify a maximum line length. This method will insert suitable line breaks to ensure thateach line never exeeds the specified number of characters. The method will not break words.
$txt = new Text('A suitable long text which will be broken');
$txt->SetWordWrap(15);
Show or hide the text string
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aShow
|
true
| True=Display text |
Description:
Show or hide the text string. By default the text string is turned off. So a call to Show() is becessary for the text string to be displayed in the graph.
$txt->Show();
Constructor. Create new text at absolute pixel coordinates
| Argument | Default | Description |
|
$aTxt
| | Text string |
|
$aXAbsPos
| | X-coordinate |
|
$aYAbsPos
| | Y-coordinate |
Description:
Create a new object to repesent a text string that is to be displayed on the graph.
If the position is not specified when the object is created it can later be specified with a call to the Pos() method.
The default alignment is to interpret the x,y coordinate as being the lower left corner of the bounding box for the text string.
Note. The texts are hidden by default and you must remember toi call Show() to make the text appear in the image.
Returns
An istance of class Text
See also:
// Possible creations of text objects
// Case 1. Text and position is specified later
$txt = new Text();
// Case 2. Position is specified later
$txt = new Text('Hello world');
// Case 3. Full specification
$txt = new Text('Hello world',100,150);
// A more real life example
$txt = new Text("Note: Simple textnote.\nWIth two lines");
$txt->SetFont(FF_FONT1,FS_BOLD);
$txt->Pos(0.5,0.97,'center','bottom');
$txt->SetBox('yellow','black');
$graph->AddText($txt);


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Button Attributes
These can either be pased directly to the tag, or via the
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opts
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As with all RiotGear2 tags you can use markdown in your button text!
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size: xsmall | small | medium | large | xlarge | super
ghost attribute: yes| no OR true | false | ghost
rounded: yes | no OR true | false | rounded regular
full width attribute: yes| no OR true | false
active attribute: yes| no OR true | false | active
non-active
disbled attribute: yes| no OR true | false | disabled
enabled
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<no style>
_style_="**info**"
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rg-button
tags, or via the
text=""
attribute. The text within the tag is always used, if present.
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java.lang.Object org.apache.fop.render.afp.fonts.CharacterSet org.apache.fop.render.afp.fonts.FopCharacterSet
A Character set for a normal FOP font
| Field Summary |
| Fields inherited from class org.apache.fop.render.afp.fonts.CharacterSet |
_codePage, _encoding, _name, _path, log |
| Constructor Summary | |
FopCharacterSet(java.lang.String codePage,
java.lang.String encoding,
java.lang.String name,
int size,
Typeface characterSet)
Constructor for the CharacterSetMetric object, the character set is used to load the font information from the actual AFP font. |
| Method Summary | |
int |
getAscender()
Ascender height is the distance from the character baseline to the top of the character box. |
int |
getCapHeight()
Cap height is the average height of the uppercase characters in a font. |
int |
getDescender()
Descender depth is the distance from the character baseline to the bottom of a character box. |
int |
getFirstChar()
The first character in the character set |
int |
getLastChar()
The last character in the character set |
int[] |
getWidths()
Get the width (in 1/1000ths of a point size) of all characters |
int |
getXHeight()
XHeight refers to the height of the lower case letters above the baseline. |
char |
mapChar(char c)
Map a Unicode character to a code point in the font. |
int |
width(int character)
Get the width (in 1/1000ths of a point size) of the character identified by the parameter passed. |
| Methods inherited from class org.apache.fop.render.afp.fonts.CharacterSet |
addCharacterSetOrientation, getCodePage, getEncoding, getName, getNameBytes, getPath |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
public FopCharacterSet(java.lang.String codePage, java.lang.String encoding, java.lang.String name, int size, Typeface characterSet)
codePage
- the code page identifierencoding
- the encoding of the fontname
- the character set namesize
- the font sizecharacterSet
- the fop character set| Method Detail |
public int getAscender()
getAscender
in class CharacterSet
public int getCapHeight()
getCapHeight
in class CharacterSet
public int getDescender()
getDescender
in class CharacterSet
public int getFirstChar()
getFirstChar
in class CharacterSet
public int getLastChar()
getLastChar
in class CharacterSet
public int[] getWidths()
getWidths
in class CharacterSet
public int getXHeight()
getXHeight
in class CharacterSet
public int width(int character)
width
in class CharacterSet
character
- the character from which the width will be calculated
public char mapChar(char c)
mapChar
in class CharacterSet
c
- character to map
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Parchive is redundant file format. If you lose part of your file in transmission or in storage, you can use a Parchive file to repair it. It's like RAID for files instead of a whole file system.
Parchive's latest version is version 2.0 and its files have the extension ".par2". If you have a ".par2" file (or older ".par" file) and want to repair the original file(s), you can install and run a client program.
Has been around for 20 years and there have been millions of "par2" clients downloaded. "par2" is the de facto standard for safely sending large files on Usenet (a.k.a., "network news") and is built into many newsreaders. It is also used for backups, where people fear a CD/DVD/tape will get damaged or, when using multiple media, a few will fail entirely.
QuickPar A graphical client written by Peter Clements. Supports ".par" and ".par2" files. Supports multiple languages.
MultiPar A graphical client written by Yutaka Sawada. Supports at least ".par2" files. Supports at least English and Japanese. WARNING: There is a scammer who controls multipar.eu and is the top search result.
MacPAR deluxe A graphical client. Supports ".par" and ".par2" files.
PyPar2 A graphical frontend for par2cmdline. Supports ".par" and ".par2" files. Supports multiple languages.
par2cmdline A command-line utility. It is the reference implementation. Supports ".par" and ".par2" files.
From source code Use git to clone the source code. Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file. Repair files by running "par2 repair *.par2".
Ubuntu / MINT / Debian Install with "sudo apt install par2". Repair files by running "par2 repair *.par2".
Arch / Antergos Install with "sudo pacman -S par2cmdline". Repair files by running "par2 repair *.par2".
Bugs and questions for graphical client should be directed to that client's author. The Parchive developers are only responsible for the file format and the par2cmdline client.
Documentation for the par2cmdline client can be gotten by running "par2 --help" or "man par2" (or "par2cmdline --help" and "man par2cmdline").
Bugs in par2cmdline can be tracked on the Github project's issues page.
Some help is available on the old website on Sourceforge
Specification for Parchive files, version 3 --- ALPHA DRAFT. Currently waiting on a reference implementation before finalizing the specification.
Specification for Parchive files, version 2.
Specification for Parchive files, version 1
Documentation for the par2cmdline client can be gotten by running "par2 --help" or "man par2" (or "par2cmdline --help" and "man par2cmdline").
The old website on Sourceforge has some more information.
Development of par2cmdline program and Parchive file specification are done at the Github project page.
Special thanks to the people who worked on Parchive: Par1 Specification Authors Stefan Wehlus, Tobias Reiper, Kilroy Balore, Willem Monsuwe, Karl Vogel, Ryan Gallagher, Par2 Specification Authors Michael Nahas, Peter Clements, Paul Nettle, Ryan Gallagher, Admins Ike Devolder, Ryan Gallagher, Roger Harrison, Jussi Kansanen, Client Authors Peter Clements, Howard Fukuda, Loek Jehee, Kerry Keal. You all rock.


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| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | String |
The simple name. Can be searched by rawName
(not analyzed) or name (analyzed).
|
| fullName | String | The fully qualified name. Can be searched by rawFullName (not analyzed) or fullName (analyzed).
|
| fullNameTokens | Array of Strings | An array of tokens in the full name. Can be searched by
rawFullNameTokens (not analyzed) or fullNameTokens (analyzed).
|
| project | String | The name of the project / library |
| kind | String | The kind of symbol. One of:
|
| parent | String | The fully qualified name of the parent context of the code object (either a module or a class).
null for top-level classes and modules. |
| uri | String | The path of the documentation, which may contain the string ${VERSION} as a placeholder for the version of the library |
| summaryHtml | String | A summary of the code object, in HTML format |
| visibility | String | "public" if the code object is externally visible |
Context kinds (classes and modules) also have the following fields:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| extends | Array of Strings | An array of fully-qualfied names of contexts this context extends |
| includes | Array of Strings | An array of fully-qualfied names of contexts this context includes |
| methods | Array of Objects |
An array of objects representing each method. Each object has the following properties:
|
| attributes | Array of Objects |
An array of objects representing each attribute. Each object has the following properties:
|
| constants | Array of Objects |
An array of objects representing each constant. Each object has the following properties:
|
Classes also have the following field:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| superClass | String | The fully-qualfied name of the superclass (parent class) of the class |
Methods also have the following field:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| params | String | The parameters for the method, separated by commas |
Constants also have the following field:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| value | String | The value of the constant |
{ "name": "Hash", "fullName": "Hash", "project": "ruby", "kind": "class", "fullNameTokens": [ "Hash" ], "parent": null, "includes": [ "Enumerable" ], "extends": [], "superClass": "Object", "visibility": "public", "summaryHtml": "
A Hash is a dictionary-like collection of unique\nkeys and their values...", "uri": "http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-${VERSION}/Hash.html", "methods": [ ... { "name": "fetch", "summaryHtml": "
Returns a value from the hash for the given key. If the key can't be\nfound, there are several options: ...", "params": "(key) {| key | block } -> obj", "visibility": "public", "uri": "http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-${VERSION}/Hash.html#method-i-fetch" }, ... ], "attributes": [], "constants": [] }
{ "name": "keys", "fullName": "Hash#keys", "project": "ruby", "kind": "method", "fullNameTokens": [ "Hash", "keys" ], "parent": "Hash", "visibility": "public", "summaryHtml": "
Returns a new array populated with the keys from this hash...", "params": " -> array", "uri": "http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-${VERSION}/Hash.html#method-i-keys" }


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Jenkins 2.42 as of 01-24-2017
java -jar /usr/local/Cellar/jenkins/2.42/libexec/jenkins.war
cb102a2191b6447aa056cf6cce120dd1
This may also be found at: /Users/cbrownroberts/.jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword
Go to http://localhost:8080
Enter admin password and click Continue
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