Portable Compiled Format (PCF) font is a bitmap font format originating from X11 Window System. It matches BDF format (which is text-based) closely, but instead being binary and platform-independent (as opposed to previously used SNF binary format) due to introduced features to handle different endianness and bit order.
The overall composition of the format is straightforward: it's more or less classic directory of type-offset-size pointers, pointing to what PCF format calls "tables". Each table carries a certain piece of information related to the font (metadata properties, metrics, bitmaps, mapping of glyphs to characters, etc).
This page hosts a formal specification of Portable Compiled Format (PCF) font using Kaitai Struct. This specification can be automatically translated into a variety of programming languages to get a parsing library.
meta:
id: pcf_font
title: Portable Compiled Format (PCF) font
file-extension: pcf
xref:
justsolve: PCF
wikidata: Q3398726
license: CC0-1.0
ks-version: 0.9
imports:
- /common/bytes_with_io
encoding: UTF-8
endian: le
doc: |
Portable Compiled Format (PCF) font is a bitmap font format
originating from X11 Window System. It matches BDF format (which is
text-based) closely, but instead being binary and
platform-independent (as opposed to previously used SNF binary
format) due to introduced features to handle different endianness
and bit order.
The overall composition of the format is straightforward: it's more
or less classic directory of type-offset-size pointers, pointing to
what PCF format calls "tables". Each table carries a certain
piece of information related to the font (metadata properties,
metrics, bitmaps, mapping of glyphs to characters, etc).
doc-ref: https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html
seq:
- id: magic
-orig-id: header
contents: [0x1, "fcp"]
- id: num_tables
-orig-id: table_count
type: u4
- id: tables
type: table
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_tables
types:
table:
doc: |
Table offers a offset + length pointer to a particular
table. "Type" of table references certain enum. Applications can
ignore enum values which they don't support.
-webide-representation: "{type}"
seq:
- id: type
type: u4
enum: types
- id: format
type: format
- id: len_body
-orig-id: size
type: u4
- id: ofs_body
-orig-id: offset
type: u4
instances:
body:
pos: ofs_body
size: len_body
type:
switch-on: type
cases:
'types::properties': properties
# TODO: accelerators
# TODO: metrics
# TODO: ink_metrics
'types::bitmaps': bitmaps
'types::bdf_encodings': bdf_encodings
'types::swidths': swidths
'types::glyph_names': glyph_names
# TODO: bdf_accelerators
types:
properties:
doc: |
Array of properties (key-value pairs), used to convey different X11
settings of a font. Key is always an X font atom.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#properties-table'
-webide-representation: "{num_props:dec} properties"
seq:
- id: format
type: format
- id: num_props
type: u4
- id: props
type: prop
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_props
- id: padding
size: '(num_props & 3) == 0 ? 0 : (4 - (num_props & 3))'
# In reality: align to next 4-byte boundary
- id: len_strings
type: u4
- id: strings
size: len_strings
type: bytes_with_io
doc: |
Strings buffer. Never used directly, but instead is
addressed by offsets from the properties.
types:
prop:
doc: |
Property is a key-value pair, "key" being always a
string and "value" being either a string or a 32-bit
integer based on an additinal flag (`is_string`).
Simple offset-based mechanism is employed to keep this
type's sequence fixed-sized and thus have simple access
to property key/value by index.
-webide-representation: "{name} => {str_value}/{int_value}"
seq:
- id: ofs_name
type: u4
doc: Offset to name in the strings buffer.
- id: is_string
-orig-id: isStringProp
type: u1
doc: |
Designates if value is an integer (zero) or a string (non-zero).
- id: value_or_ofs_value
type: u4
doc: |
If the value is an integer (`is_string` is false),
then it's stored here. If the value is a string
(`is_string` is true), then it stores offset to the
value in the strings buffer.
instances:
name:
io: _parent.strings._io
pos: ofs_name
type: strz
doc: |
Name of the property addressed in the strings buffer.
-webide-parse-mode: eager
str_value:
io: _parent.strings._io
pos: value_or_ofs_value
type: strz
if: is_string != 0
doc: |
Value of the property addressed in the strings
buffer, if this is a string value.
-webide-parse-mode: eager
int_value:
value: value_or_ofs_value
if: is_string == 0
doc: |
Value of the property, if this is an integer value.
-webide-parse-mode: eager
# As of Kaitai Struct 0.9, `value` fails with:
#
# "can't combine output types: StrFromBytesType(BytesTerminatedType(0,false,true,true,None),UTF-8) vs IntMultiType(false,Width4,Some(LittleEndian))"
#
# ... so currently it's commented out.
#value:
# value: '(is_string != 0) ? str_value : int_value'
bitmaps:
doc: |
Table containing uncompressed glyph bitmaps.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#the-bitmap-table'
seq:
- id: format
type: format
- id: num_glyphs
-orig-id: glyph_count
type: u4
- id: offsets
type: u4
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_glyphs
- id: bitmap_sizes
type: u4
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: 4
bdf_encodings:
doc: |
Table that allows mapping of character codes to glyphs present in the
font. Supports 1-byte and 2-byte character codes.
Note that this mapping is agnostic to character encoding itself - it
can represent ASCII, Unicode (ISO/IEC 10646), various single-byte
national encodings, etc. If application cares about it, normally
encoding will be specified in `properties` table, in the properties named
`CHARSET_REGISTRY` / `CHARSET_ENCODING`.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#the-encoding-table'
seq:
- id: format
type: format
- id: min_char_or_byte2
type: u2
- id: max_char_or_byte2
type: u2
- id: min_byte1
type: u2
- id: max_byte1
type: u2
- id: default_char
type: u2
- id: glyph_indexes
-orig-id: glyphindeces
type: u2
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: (max_char_or_byte2 - min_char_or_byte2 + 1) * (max_byte1 - min_byte1 + 1)
swidths:
doc: |
Table containing scalable widths of characters.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#the-scalable-widths-table'
-webide-representation: '{num_glyphs:dec} glyphs'
seq:
- id: format
type: format
- id: num_glyphs
type: u4
- id: swidths
type: u4
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_glyphs
doc: |
The scalable width of a character is the width of the corresponding
PostScript character in em-units (1/1000ths of an em).
glyph_names:
doc: |
Table containing character names for every glyph.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#the-glyph-names-table'
-webide-representation: '{num_glyphs:dec} glyphs'
seq:
- id: format
type: format
- id: num_glyphs
type: u4
- id: names
type: string_ref
repeat: expr
repeat-expr: num_glyphs
doc: |
Glyph names are represented as string references in strings buffer.
- id: len_strings
-orig-id: string_size
type: u4
- id: strings
size: len_strings
type: bytes_with_io
doc: |
Strings buffer which contains all glyph names.
types:
string_ref:
-webide-representation: '{value}'
seq:
- id: ofs_string
type: u4
instances:
value:
io: _parent.strings._io
pos: ofs_string
type: strz
-webide-parse-mode: eager
format:
doc: |
Table format specifier, always 4 bytes. Original implementation treats
it as always little-endian and makes liberal use of bitmasking to parse
various parts of it.
TODO: this format specification recognizes endianness and bit
order format bits, but it does not really takes any parsing
decisions based on them.
doc-ref: 'https://fontforge.org/docs/techref/pcf-format.html#file-header'
seq:
- id: padding1
type: b2
- id: scan_unit_mask
type: b2
- id: is_most_significant_bit_first
-orig-id: PCF_BYTE_MASK
type: b1
- id: is_big_endian
-orig-id: PCF_BYTE_MASK
type: b1
doc: If set, then all integers in the table are treated as big-endian
- id: glyph_pad_mask
type: b2
-orig-id: PCF_GLYPH_PAD_MASK
- id: format
type: u1
- id: padding
type: u2
enums:
types:
1:
id: properties
-orig-id: PCF_PROPERTIES
2:
id: accelerators
-orig-id: PCF_ACCELERATORS
4:
id: metrics
-orig-id: PCF_METRICS
8:
id: bitmaps
-orig-id: PCF_BITMAPS
0x10:
id: ink_metrics
-orig-id: PCF_INK_METRICS
0x20:
id: bdf_encodings
-orig-id: PCF_BDF_ENCODINGS
0x40:
id: swidths
-orig-id: PCF_SWIDTHS
0x80:
id: glyph_names
-orig-id: PCF_GLYPH_NAMES
0x100:
id: bdf_accelerators
-orig-id: PCF_BDF_ACCELERATORS


Jam Signals
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Say my opponent has an ability that triggers when they play an Action. They play a blue action, but I reveal Jam Signals to scrap it with no effect. Does their other ability trigger?Yes. Although the blue action itself will have no effect, your opponent still played an action, so the other ability will still work.


--- layout: data_model title: ASNObject this_version: 4.1 ---
Object used to hold information on Autonomous System Numbers. An autonomous system (AS) is a collection of connected Internet Protocol (IP) routing prefixes under the control of one or more network operators that presents a common, clearly defined routing policy to the Internet. The id is the number, written as an integer for both 16 and 32 bit numbers.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| @idrequired | int | |
| as-number1..1 | int |


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This presentation is focused at showing how Hyperloop - a gem that integrates Rails with a React front-end via Opal - can be used to greatly improve our productivity as a team.
With Node.js, a fast, stable server-side JavaScript runtime, we can now make this dream a reality. By creating the appropriate abstractions, we can write our application logic such that it runs on both the server and the client — the definition of isomorphic JavaScript.
- Spike Brehm, Airbnb engineer
The whole article is worth reading in its entirety: Isomorphic JS: the future of web apps
Figure 1: Isomorphic MVC
One language across server and client: same logic everywhere, no "impedance mismatch" between languages/environments.
Figure 2: Usual JS issue
Figure 3: Hadouken code
Figure 4: node.js's debugging experience
Figure 5: Keep calm and transpile
Figure 6: We've been doing this for a while…
Opal is a Ruby to JavaScript source-to-source compiler. It comes packed with the Ruby corelib you know and love. It is both fast as a runtime and small in its footprint.
Figure 7: Why Opal will make you happy
Also, good stuff like opal-irb:
Still, it doesn't answer all our questions. How to integrate it with Rails? Can I use something like dRb over a websocket connection? How do I write React code with it? What about tests?
One language. One model. One set of tests. The same business logic and domain models running on the clients and the server. Hyperloop is fully integrated with Rails and also gives you unfettered access to the complete universe of JavaScript libraries (including React) from within your Ruby code. Hyperloop lets you build beautiful interactive user interfaces in Ruby.
Figure 8: Hyperloop COMPS
A Component is just a Ruby class which inherits from Hyperloop::Component. Under the covers, HyperReact uses Opal to compile this Component into JavaScript then hands it to React to mount as a regular JavaScript React Component.
As with React, there are no templates in Hyperloop, your user interface is made up of Components which mix conditional logic and HTML elements to build the user interface. Unlike React, where you code in JSX and JavaScript, Hyperloop lets you keep all your code in Ruby.
It is important to emphasize that Hyperloop gives you full access to all JavaScript libraries and components from directly within your Ruby code. Everything you can do in JavaScript is simple to do in Ruby, this includes passing parameters between Ruby and JavaScript and even passing in Ruby lambdas as JavaScript callbacks.
You can also import JavaScript libraries using NPM/Yarn and Webpack/Webpacker and have them available to your Hyperloop Components.
Stores are where the state of your Application lives.
Anything but a completely static web page will have dynamic states that change because of user inputs, the passage of time, or other external events.
For example here is Store that keeps track of time at a given location:
class WorldClock < HyperStore # Keep track of the time at multiple locations attr_reader :name attr_reader :lattitude attr_reader :longitude attr_reader :time_zone_offset def current_time WorldClock.gmt+time_zone_offset end def initialize(name, lattitude, longitude, time_zone_offset) @name, @lattitude, @longitude, @time_zone_offset = [name, lattitude, longitude, time_zone_offset] end def WorldClock.gmt unless state.gmt every(1) { mutate.gmt Time.now.gmt } mutate.gmt Time.now end state.gmt end end
Now we can create a clock and post the time to the console every minute like this:
new_york = WorldClock.new('New York', 40.7128, -74.0059, 5.hours) every(1.minute) { puts new_york.current_time }
But because it is a Reactive Store we can also say this:
# assume we have a div with id='new-york' some place in our code Element['div#new-york'].render do "The time in #{new_york.name} is #{new_york.current_time}" end
This will automatically rerender the contents of the 'new-york' div whenever the store changes.
Stores are Ruby classes that keep the dynamic parts of the state in special state variables. In other words: objects!
Hyperloop gives you full access to the ActiveRecord models on the client or the server which means we can use the models directly within our Components without needing the abstraction of an API:
class BookList < Hyperloop::Component # Display each book in the catalog render(UL) do Book.in_catalog.each do |book| LI { book.name } end end end
Changes made to Models on a client or server are automatically synchronized to all other authorized connected clients using ActionCable, pusher.com or polling. The synchronization is completely automatic and magical to behold.
hyper-console will open a new popup window, that is running an IRB style read-eval loop. The console window will compile what ever ruby code you type, and if it compiles, will send it to your main window for execution. The result (or error message) plus any console output will be displayed in the console window.
Figure 10: hyperconsole
Great for development/debugging!
With HyperSpec you can run isomorphic specs for all your Hyperloop code using RSpec. Everything runs as standard RSpec test specs.
Hyper-spec allows you to directly use tools like FactoryGirl (or Hyperloop Operations) to setup some test data, then run a spec to make sure that a component correctly displays, or modifies that data. You can use Timecop to manipulate time and keep in sync between the server and client. This makes testing easier and more realistic without writing a lot of redundant code.
mount 'CallBackOnEveryThirdClick' do class CallBackOnEveryThirdClick < React::Component::Base param :click3, type: Proc def increment_click @clicks ||= 0 @clicks = (@clicks + 1) params.click3(@clicks) if @clicks % 3 == 0 end render do DIV(class: :tp_clicker) { "click me" } .on(:click) { increment_click } end end end 7.times { page.click('#tp_clicker') } expect(callback_history_for(:click3)).to eq([[3], [6]])
Method tracing and conditional breakpoints for Opal and Hyperloop Debug
Figure 11: hypertrace
The trace log uses the javascript console grouping mechanism, so you can explore in detail the args, return values and state of the instance as each method executes.
Figure 12: Opal hot reloader
Opal Hot Reloader is going to just dynamically (via a websocket connection) reload chunks of code in the page almost instaneously
Figure 13: Full stack developer competences
People would still have their preferred areas, but they wouldn't be siloed - overall productivity would be increased.
Figure 14: Most people's favorite Ruby
Figure 15: Matz on why to use Ruby
Figure 16: Opal/Hyperloop complexity
Figure 17: Learning curve for a technology
How well does it map to React / Flux?
I'd expect React devs to give their opinions on this. I honestly think this may be great for you, since it'll make it way easier to write FE code without bothering with APIs and such, but maybe it's too weird?
Figure 18: Client-server communication: Ruby X JS
Figure 19: Questions?
How can we use this in our projects right now?


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YahooSession
YahooSession
( $consumer, $accessToken, $applicationId)
-
$consumer
-
$accessToken
-
$applicationId
void
accessTokenExpired
( $accessToken, $consumer, $applicationId, $sessionStore)
-
$accessToken
-
$consumer
-
$applicationId
-
$sessionStore
boolean
checkSession
( &$sessionType, $sessionStore)
-
&$sessionType
-
$sessionStore
Destroys the current session, effectively logging out the current user.
Destroys the current session, effectively logging out the current user.
void
clearSession
([$sessionStore $sessionStore = NULL])
-
$sessionStore
$sessionStore: The session store implementation to clear. See YahooSessionStore for more information. If no session store is provided, clearSession will instantiate a NativeSessionStore and use that.
Creates authorization URLs, allowing applications to manage their user experience when the user needs to be sent to Yahoo! to authorize the application to access their account.
Creates authorization URLs, allowing applications to manage their user experience when the user needs to be sent to Yahoo! to authorize the application to access their account.
stdclass
createAuthorizationUrl
($consumerKey $consumerKey, $consumerSecret $consumerSecret, [$callback $callback = NULL], [$sessionStore $sessionStore = NULL])
-
$consumerKey
$consumerKey: The OAuth consumer key.
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$consumerSecret
$consumerSecret: The OAuth consumer key secret.
-
$callback
$callback: The callback URL to redirect the user to after they verify the application access. If no callback is provided, the current page URL will be used. Use the "oob" callback for desktop clients or for web clients where no callback should be used.
-
$sessionStore
$sessionStore: The session store implementation to use. See YahooSessionStore for more information. If no session store is provided, createAuthorizationUrl will instantiate a NativeSessionStore and use that.
Gets the user who owns the application install.
Gets the user who owns the application install. Only valid when viewed in YAP, otherwise will default to the logged-in user.
Gets the currently sessioned user.
Gets the currently sessioned user.
Gets the user indicated by the GUID given.
Gets the user indicated by the GUID given.
-
$guid
$guid: The GUID of the user to get.
Checks to see if there is a session in this PHP page request.
Checks to see if there is a session in this PHP page request. Doesn't cause any redirects for the user to log in, for that you should call requireSession().
boolean
hasSession
($consumerKey $consumerKey, $consumerSecret $consumerSecret, [$applicationId $applicationId = NULL], [$sessionStore $sessionStore = NULL], [ $verifier = NULL])
-
$consumerKey
$consumerKey: The OAuth consumer key.
-
$consumerSecret
$consumerSecret: The OAuth consumer key secret.
-
$applicationId
$applicationId: The application ID, optional.
-
$sessionStore
$sessionStore: The session store implementation to use. See YahooSessionStore for more information. If no session store is provided, clearSession will instantiate a NativeSessionStore and use that.
-
$verifier
void
initSession
( $consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $applicationId, $redirect, $callback, $sessionStore, $verifier)
-
$consumerKey
-
$consumerSecret
-
$applicationId
-
$redirect
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$callback
-
$sessionStore
-
$verifier
void
initSessionFromYAP
( $consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $appid)
-
$consumerKey
-
$consumerSecret
-
$appid
Executes the given YQL query.
Executes the given YQL query.
The
query
($yql $yql, [$env $env = NULL])
-
$yql
$yql: The query to execute.
-
$env
$env: A URL to a YQL environment file.
void
redirectForAuthorization
( $consumerKey, $consumerSecret, [ $callback = NULL], [ $sessionStore = NULL])
-
$consumerKey
-
$consumerSecret
-
$callback
-
$sessionStore
Requires that there be a session in this PHP page request. a redirect for the user to log in, if necessary. requireSession() before any data is sent back to the user in order for the redirect to work.
Requires that there be a session in this PHP page request. Generates a redirect for the user to log in, if necessary. You must call requireSession() before any data is sent back to the user in order for the redirect to work.
YahooSession
requireSession
(
$consumerKey $consumerKey,
$consumerSecret $consumerSecret, [
$applicationId $applicationId =
NULL], [
$callback $callback =
NULL], [
$sessionStore $sessionStore =
NULL], [
$verifier $verifier =
NULL])
-
$consumerKey
$consumerKey: The OAuth consumer key.
-
$consumerSecret
$consumerSecret: The OAuth consumer key secret.
-
$applicationId
$applicationId: The application ID, optional.
-
$callback
$callback: The callback URL to redirect the user to after they verify the application access. If no callback is provided, the current page URL will be used.
-
$sessionStore
$sessionStore: The session store implementation to use. See YahooSessionStore for more information. If no session store is provided, clearSession will instantiate a NativeSessionStore and use that.
-
$verifier
$verifier: The oauth_verifier returned by the OAuth servers after authorization. Passing NULL indicates that authorization was completed previously or that requireSession() should look for oauth_verifier in the $_GET superglobal.


The top-level row has the class .medium-unstack
, which means child columns stack on small, and sit side-by-side on medium screens and up.
The nested row has the class .up-3
, which means its columns are 33% width no matter the screen size.
These two features should not interact. The two top-level columns always stack on small, and the three nested columns always stay the exact same percentage width.


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Used Adobe Illustrator to create a collection of cute creatures.
Used Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop to create a company name and business card design for a mock real estate agent client who wanted a feminine but professional look.
Used Adobe Photoshop to create graphics for YinzB, an energy drink marketer, who wanted to target younger populations with a sweet, flavorful energy drink.
Used Adobe InDesign to create an Infographic for South Puget Sound Community College that showcased their graduating class statistics in a fun and engaging manner.
Created Sigma, an organization dedicated to providing high school students with consulting and leadership opportunities ("Deviate from the Norm"). Designed logo, symbols, and color scheme.
Designed this graphic for a local entrepreneur who wanted a graphic to market her "wine & art" classes. She wanted something fun, loose, and whimsical.
I started a women empowerment blog dedicated to motivating and providing support for ambitious women looking for inspiration. I wanted a logo that matched the feelings of growing up, inspiration, and empowerment.
Created a poster for the Certificate of International Studies in Business (CISB) Program's annual graduation celebration. The poster was supposed to have a "cutting-edge" feel and incorporate University of Washington themes.
Created this design, including the outline and patterning of the giraffe, for an event a local organization was having. The event coordinator wanted something that incorporated bright colors and had a "safari" feeling.
Part of my series of illustrator designs to create a cute creatures collection.
Created a promotional gift certificate flyer for AJ Cleaning Services for a Mother's Day promotion they were running. They wanted to have a brochure that was "soft, clean, and inviting.""
Used layering, image rendering, and vector tools to create this font type in Adobe Illustrator.
Designed logo, branding strategy, and full website for a mock co-working space client. Given a few pictures of their space, I was asked to create a design that matched their fun, inclusive aesthetic.
Designed logo, branding strategy, and full website for a mock shoe retailer client. Given a few pictures of their product, I was asked to create a website that was interactive, edgy, and clean.
Created a graphic for the 2012 Seattle Fashion Week event. (This was a personal project and not commissioned work.)


THE WEDDING GIFT A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1994 James Berardinelli
THE WEDDING GIFT (aka WIDE-EYED AND LEGLESS) Rating (0 to 10): 6.1
Date Released: 8/94 (varies) Running Length: 1:27 Rated: PG-13 (Brief nudity, language, mature themes) Starring: Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Sian Thomas, Thora Hird, Andrew Lancel, Anastasia Mulroney Director: Richard Loncraine Producer: David Lascelles Screenplay: Jack Rosenthal Cinematography: Remi Adefarasin Music: Colin Towns Released by Miramax Films
Jim Broadbent is sort of the British film industry's guarantee. Every movie in which he has appeared can boast a certain level of quality, irrespective of whether Broadbent plays the lead (as in LIFE IS SWEET or the wickedly funny Mike Leigh short "A Sense of History") or has a supporting role (ENCHANTED APRIL, THE CRYING GAME, WIDOWS' PEAK). Thus, it's no surprise that THE WEDDING GIFT (which was shown as WIDE-EYED AND LEGLESS overseas) transcends its sappy script. Broadbent may not be able to turn this movie into an instant classic, but he keeps it watchable.
THE WEDDING GIFT utilizes the worn-out theme of "the unknown disease." Occasionally, this topic can be crafted into a rare and powerful film, such as 1992's LORENZO'S OIL. Most of the time, however, these kinds of stories are relegated to TV movies, a fare which too- rarely claims impressive performers or intelligent writing.
Whereas the cast of THE WEDDING GIFT is top-notch, the screenplay is not. Aside from the delightfully witty banter between Diana (Julie Walters) and Deric (Broadbent), there's little to distinguish this script. Its moments of genuine emotion are rare (I can think of two offhand, one of which occurs during the final scene), and it too often descends into melodrama. There are also a number of sub-themes, such as the right of a sick person to take their own life, that, after being introduced, are subsequently ignored.
The disease in question is as debilitating as it is undiagnosable. Despite repeated trips to different hospitals, and examinations by an army of consultants, no one can figure out what's wrong with Diana. Finally, having exhausted their complete battery of tests, the doctors arrive at the dubious conclusion that the blackouts, twisted hands, and weakened legs are all the result of hysteria. Diana won't buy that, and neither will her husband Deric.
As Diana's condition worsens, she begins to contemplate her own death, and what it will do to her husband, whose future happiness she wishes to assure. To that end, she arranges for Deric to fall in love with Aileen Armitage (Sian Thomas), an attractive, blind author that he encountered at a writer's conference. Diana and Aileen secretly meet and, in the process of getting to know one another, form an unusual bond.
This rather unoriginal material, which is "based on a true story," is given a tremendous lift by its performers. Broadbent brings the right mix of concern and nervous humor to Deric. Julie Walters is his perfect match, doing an excellent job of conveying both the physical and psychological pain caused by Diana's condition. Thora Birch is hilarious as Deric's senile mother, easily pilfering every scene she's in. The rest of the cast, while perhaps not as visible, is just as solid.
One of the keys to THE WEDDING GIFT's working on any level is the willingness of the audience to accept that Diana and Deric are genuinely in love (not the kind of romantic love portrayed in most films, but a deeper, more lasting emotion). While the script doesn't do a whole lot to get this across, Broadbent and Walters force the issue through their performances, with a look here and a touch there. A glimpse of Deric's worried features conveys more than any line of dialogue.
Watching what the actors do with their roles in THE WEDDING GIFT is the film's greatest asset. Enduring its attempts to twist emotions and wring tears from our eyes is its greatest detriment. A movie needs to be very good to get away with such obvious manipulation and, despite having its share of moments, THE WEDDING GIFT isn't strong enough--as almost everyone (except those who love to cry) is likely to recognize.
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User(s) and Roles management
Edit (pull request)LDAP integration
If you wish to integrate with an LDAP directory please go here.
Note that you can use LDAP for users and eventually role management. You can also manage roles in Alien even for LDAP user if you wish. In addition you can have users managed in LDAP and create some additional user that will be managed within Alien.
SAML integration with KeyCloak
If you use the premium version and wish to use SAML please check the documentation here.
Roles
In order to edit users in Alien 4 Cloud you must have the ADMIN role. Default username and password when starting alien 4 cloud are admin / admin
User(s)
In order to manage users go the to page by clicking on the button in the navigation bar. Then click on the user tab of the administration side navigation bar or on the user main icon.
The user page allows you to manage both users and groups. On the user tab you can search users and see the list of users matching your request.
Create user
In order to create a new user within Alien just click on the New User button . The create user modal appears and allows you fill-in initial data for your user.
Admin is responsible for setting up the username (that will be used for login) and the password of the user.
Limitations
We are working on adding the ability for a user to edit it’s details but this is currently not an available feature. Changing user details can now be done only by an ADMIN user through the REST API. Of course when using LDAP integration the password are managed by LDAP and there is no requirement for any management in Alien.
Search user
Remove user
Grant role(s) to a user
Group(s)
Create a group
To create a new group within Alien just click on
Add/Remove a user to/from a group
Roles in Alien 4 Cloud
To understand the roles concept, please refer to this section.
These roles describes global roles you can grant to a user. From his/her roles Alien 4 Cloud will display and allow some operations.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| ADMIN | Manages users, plugins, configure clouds + all other roles. |
| APPLICATIONS_MANAGER | Create new application(s). |
| ARCHITECT | Create and edit topology template(s). |
| COMPONENTS_BROWSER | [Deprecated] Not used anymore for validation. Can list components and see details for any of them |
| COMPONENTS_MANAGER | Manage TOSCA cloud service archives to add/remove components from the catalog. |
A user with no roles can log-in and view the resources for which he has been granted. For example a user with no global roles can still access and manage applications on which he has resources roles (see application and environments roles). To see more information, please refer to this section.


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october 27, 2020 — Data tables can turn into your worst UX nightmare. To prevent that from happening, Meredith Meller summarized tips to help make your tables user-friendly even when they include a lot of data.
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Specify the path to the JavaFX Scene Builder executable file.
Type the path in the field, or click the Browse button Shift+Enter and select the Scene Builder executable file in the dialog that opens.


Using this website you can "search" for certifications given to people that are stored on the NEO blockchain. If you know the wallet address of that person you can check all the issued documents to them.
With this scheme you can trust the guarantees provided by the blockchain and you do not need to manually verify the validity of the certifications or even if they were forged.
As a person being certified you no longer need to rely on paper documents to prove your past experience.
As a certification entity you only need to create a "json" document add it to the IPFS network and run our smart-contract. For more information about how to issue certificates can be found here
To achieve the desired functionality we make use of 2 decentralized technologies, NEO and IPFS, so you do not need to rely on a central server.
More information can be found on the documentation section of the code repository.


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Issues
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A note about this edition
Welcome to the Web preview of the Django Book's second edition!
We're still working on writing/editing it, and that means two things.
- First, it's (obviously) not done, as you can tell by the short chapter list. We'll be releasing chapters over the coming weeks. The previous edition is still available, but it assumes you're using Django 0.96, not version 1.0.
- Second, we'd love your help. If you find any errors or have ideas on how certain sections can be improved, please use our comment system to leave a note on the appropriate paragraph. We'll work to integrate your suggestions.
Thanks for reading the book! We're happy we can offer it to you for free.


Sanders Kleinfeld
canvas
, audio
, video
, MathML, and SVG.script
elements.Download a copy of a remote Git repository to your local machine:
$ git clone git@github.com:oreillymedia/HTMLBook.git
Update your local repository with the latest changes from the corresponding remote Git repository:
$ git pull origin master
Schedule the addition of new file(s) or updates to existing files, which will be saved with the next git commit
.
$ git add new_file.html
Schedule file(s) to be deleted with the next git commit
(their history is still preserved)
$ git rm file_i_want_deleted.html
Save additions and changes made with git add
(or deletions made with git rm
), with a log message of your choice
$ git commit -m'Made proofread edits in chapters 1, 2, and 3.'
Upload changes you've made in your local repo to the corresponding remote Git repository:
$ git push origin master
See a log showing the revision history of any file, including when changes were made, who made them, and the corresponding log messages.
$ git log ch10.html
Include script
elements for both the jQuery library and your custom JavaScript in the head
:
<html> <head> <title>My Interactive eBook</title> <script src="jquery-1.11.3.min.js"></script> <script src="my_custom_jquery.js"></script> ...
Start with the following in your custom jQuery script file:
$(document).ready(function() { // Your custom code will go here });
By tag name:
$("h2")
By class:
$(".subtitle")
By tag name and class:
$("h2.subtitle")
By id:
$("#footnotes")
By parent tag name and tag name:
$("section > h2")
Use show()
to turn on display of selected element(s):
$(".sidebar").show();
And hide()
to turn off display of selected element(s):
$(".sidebar").hide();
Use on()
to define behavior when a specified DOM event is triggered on selected element(s):
$("button").on("mouseover", function () { // Code here will run when user mouses over button elements });
Use css()
on selected element(s) to apply CSS rules:
$("button").on("mouseover", function () { // Change background color of buttons when user mouses over them $(this).css("background-color", "red"); });


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Grease is a simple application that aims to do one thing well: play random songs from your music library. The idea is simple, yet so many music players get it wrong. Give Grease a directory, and it will recursively walk through it, making a note of any music files it is capable of playing (*.mp3, *.m4a). When you press "Play" it will randomly pick from that list and go at it.
To make things even simpler, there are a few keyboard shortcuts it implements:
- [space] will pause and start the music
- [right arrow] will skip to the next song
- [left arrow] will go back to the last song
- [up arrow] will increase the volume
- [down arrow] will decrease the volume
The idea is to get rid of the bloat. It doesn't play songs in order. It won't manage your library. It won't play a song on demand. Grease does none of those things and it never will.
Feedback?
I can be reached on twitter for any questions or comments.


three.js - Shader Debugger by
Garrett Johnson
Click the highlighted variable definitions on the right to see their value in color on the left.
Hover over the render to see the value of the pixel where the mouse is hovered. Multiplier and offset modify the displayed values so it's easier to see large and negative values.


Glass Keyboard
UI Control
Util Functions
Status Dashboard
Unknown connection status.
Unknown root privileges.
DeviceID:
Unknown


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On the Create an Expression page, the (automatic) operator is selected by default.
When you search using this operator, the application will:
Note that multi-expression searches may not contain any expression with the (automatic) operator.


Below is some code, with a variable, you can copy it with
Ctrl-C. Did you know, alert(1)
can show an alert in JavaScript!
var myNumber = 0;
console.log('Hello, world!')
Here are some more keyboard buttons
Press Ctrl + Shift + Print Screen to take a selected area screenshot on Linux
Here's a horizontal rule and image because I don't know where else to put them.
And here's a nicely marked up table!
| Name | Quantity | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Godzilla | 2 | $299.99 |
| Mozilla | 10 | $100,000.00 |
| Quesadilla | 1 | $2.22 |
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'The HTML blockquote Element (or HTML Block Quotation Element) indicates that the enclosed text is an extended quotation. Usually, this is rendered visually by indentation (see Notes for how to change it). A URL for the source of the quotation may be given using thecite
attribute, while a text representation of the source can be given using the<cite>
cite element.'
Quotes (<q>) share the same style as blockquotes.
Use <mark> to highlight the important stuff.
Addresses are also styled to be awesome!
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>details and summary tag
The HTML Details Element (details) creates a disclosure widget in which information is visible only when the widget is toggled into an "open" state. A summary or label can be provided using the summary element.
The HTML Details Element (details) creates a disclosure widget in which information is visible only when the widget is toggled into an "open" state. A summary or label can be provided using the summary element.


This webapp downloads the data from your Archive Of Our Own history for a particular year and produces a summary of what you read (total words read, most visited fics, most common ships and tags, etc). It also generates a spreadsheet that you can download to see your reading history in more detail.


Our Team
Vice President, Gymkhana
General Secretary
Sponsors
Events
Experience
Home
Locate Us
Schedule
Our Team
Social & Promotion


Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Journal Lines
je_label,account_type,account,dr_cr,amount
Buy Inventory,A,Inventory,dr,300
Buy Inventory,L,Trade A/P,cr,300
Book Revenue with deferral,A,Trade A/R,dr,150
Book Revenue with deferral,R,HW Revenue,cr,92
Book Revenue with deferral,R,SW Revenue,cr,50
Book Revenue with deferral,L,Deferred Revenue,cr,8
Book COS,C,HW COS,dr,75
Book COS,A,Inventory,cr,75
Receive Cash,A,Cash,dr,150
Receive Cash,A,Trade A/R,cr,150
External Commission,E,External Commissions,dr,5
External Commission,A,Trade A/R,cr,5
Equity Check,OE,Equity,dr,7
Equity Check,OE,Equity,cr,7
Equity Check,OE,Equity 2,dr,6
Equity Check,OE,Equity 2,cr,6


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Welcome to Dawn
To get started, edit
src/index.js
and save to reload.
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Git Repo
Issues


@import models.user.User @(title: String, user: Option[User] = None)(implicit lang: Lang) @main(title) { @navbar(user, Some("/labelingGuide/obstacles"))
@Html(Messages("labeling.guide.obstacle.summary")) (ADA 305)
You should place labels at the base of the obstacle, which is any object that blocks a path. Placing a label any higher may make the lat-lng estimation inaccurate. Notice how the label on the lower left image that is not placed at the base of the tree has a lat-lng that is very far from the sidewalk (as seen in the mini map).
If there is a long stretch of construction, like in the example on the right below, you should place a temporary obstacle label at the beginning and end of the construction (in the same manner as in the Surface Problems section.
Severity should be higher for obstacles that cover more of the path, have less room for navigating around them, or would cause pedestrians that avoid them to put themselves into harm’s way (by going into traffic, going off the sidewalk, etc). There are more examples throughout this page.
You should use an Obstacle label on any permanent fixture that is placed in the direct path of pedestrian routes. This could also include extreme instances of overgrowth or poles that are located (even partially) within curb ramp flares. Below are examples with various degrees of severity.
You should label temporary obstacles with the Obstacle label. Temporary obstacles are objects that are not part of the "built environment", such as construction, minor overgrowth, parked cars, and trash cans.


A simple, generic fantasy RPG
A Day in Alearia was made as one of my early forays into Game Design, and to test out the capabilities of RPG Maker MV. This was a solo project, so I was responsible for all aspects.
My second foray was Zerron, a multiversal crossover game based on an idea I had when I was quite young. Unfinished.
My third foray was Potter World, the Harry Potter RPG of my dreams. Unfinished. June 2018


If an exception is thrown during the evaluation of the expression, then the exception is reported. No "success" or "failure" events are reported since the exception will be treated as an implicit failure.
Given the following instrumentation:
<span concordion:assertEquals="myMethod()">ABCD</span>
And given that each row in this table is an independent test, we expect these event counts:
| Scenario | Event Counts | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| myMethod() Returns | Successes | Failures | Exceptions |
| ABCD | 1 | 0 | 0 |
| XYZ | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| (An exception) | 0 | 0 | 1 |


FDA Food Labeling Specifications¶
The following food labeling regulations are specified by the authority FDA that is part of [schema:partOf]
the jurisdiction USA.
Ontomatica Coverage¶
Section below reference US FDA food labeling specifications.
Ontomatica label classes integrate all information specified by referenced sections.
FDA Food Labeling Guide
Table of Contents
Name of Food
Net Quantity of Contents Statements
Ingredient Lists
Colors
Food Allergen Labeling
Nutrition Labeling
General
Nutrient Declaration
Products with Separately Packaged Ingredients/Assortments of Foods
Serving Size
Exemptions/Special Labeling Provisions
Claims
Nutrient Content Claims
Health Claims
Qualified Health Claims
Structure/Function Claims
Appendix F: Calculate the Percent Daily Value (DV) for the
Appropriate Nutrients
Appendix G: Daily Values for Infants, Children Less Than 4 Years of Age,
and Pregnant and Lactating Women


MyButton
See http://usejsdoc.org/tags-inline-link.html for how to use inline links. These links Odecee also work. Also part of the description: This class requires the modules helper and ShinyWidget.
Nunjucks converts full URLs automatically.
A description.
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| colour1 | string |
The first color, in hexadecimal format |
|
colour2
(optional)
|
string |
Optional second colour (Google closure syntax) |
|
manager
(optional)
|
Object |
Optional manager with a default value (default: John Wayne) |
| manager.name | string |
The name of the employee. |
| manager.department | string |
The employee's department. |
| employees | Object[] |
The employees who are responsible for the project. |
| employees[].name | string |
The name of an employee. |
| employees[].department | string |
The employee's department. |
Snowball event.
| Property | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| isPacked | boolean |
Indicates whether the snowball is tightly packed. |
foo(argName);
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
|
argName
(optional)
|
string |
arg for foo (default: carValue) |
this
:MyButton
chocolate();
candy(argName);
Some function description
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
|
argName
(optional)
|
string |
a brilliant description of the argument (default: carValue) |


Molyneux
¶
Contents
Molyneux
1 What was the question that Molyneux asked Locke? Provide a link to the source in
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
.
2 Why was this question pertinent to Locke’s philosophy of mind?
3 What was the answer Locke gave?
4 What has been
history’s
answer and how was it determined?
1 What was the question that Molyneux asked Locke? Provide a link to the source in
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
.
¶
2 Why was this question pertinent to Locke’s philosophy of mind?
¶
3 What was the answer Locke gave?
¶
4 What has been
history’s
answer and how was it determined?
¶
Table Of Contents
Molyneux
1 What was the question that Molyneux asked Locke? Provide a link to the source in
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
.
2 Why was this question pertinent to Locke’s philosophy of mind?
3 What was the answer Locke gave?
4 What has been
history’s
answer and how was it determined?
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Hackers, SWJTUers, Geekers.


Kid injured after kite string slits throat
by Staff ReportA 7-year-old boy suffered critical injuries after a kite string slit his throat in Lahore on Sunday.
The boy, identified as Abu Bakar, was travelling on a motorcycle with his father when a kite string slit his throat near the Wahadat Colony.
The boy was immediately shifted to a nearby hospital for medical treatment where his condition was said to be out of danger, said rescue officials.
Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has taken notice of the incident and sought a report from administration.
However, it seems that the Punjab government has failed to control such accidents and has taken to issuing mere statements.
Last Sunday, a stray kite string claimed the life of a 40-year-old man in the provincial capital, prompting the chief minister to say that local police would be held responsible in case of any future incident.
However, any let-up these violations is yet to be seen.
In Lahore alone, at least four people have lost their lives in Oct after coming into contact with a stray string.
The number of people dying due to kite-related incidents has witnessed an increase due to repeated violations of the ban on kite flying and related activities. As per the ban, kite flying and selling can lead up to three years imprisonment in addition to fines.


Builds and returns a ComponentFixture.
Overrides the directives from the component ViewMetadata.
Overrides one or more injectables configured via providers
metadata property of a directive
or
component.
Very useful when certain providers need to be mocked out.
The providers specified via this method are appended to the existing providers
causing the
duplicated providers to
be overridden.
Overrides only the html of a ComponentMetadata. All the other properties of the component's ViewMetadata are preserved.
Overrides a component's ViewMetadata.
Overrides one or more injectables configured via providers
metadata property of a directive
or
component.
Very useful when certain providers need to be mocked out.
The providers specified via this method are appended to the existing providers
causing the
duplicated providers to
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After reading a great deal of stuff on morning glory, I decided that I definitely needed to try it out. My buddy, F, had also done a lot of reading up, so one Saturday night, I stopped at Home Depot. I picked up 20 bags of Heavenly Blues, each bag holding about 50 seeds. After this, myself and a friend, P, had gone to another friend's, S, gramma's house. We had come to this basement so many times before to get stoned and drink ourselves into unconsciousness, so we knew it'd be a safe place to trip on MG. Because his grandparents were unexpectedly home, I wasn't really able to use a coffee grinder or even wash them off properly without them being sketched out. So, I just cracked a bag around 8:00 PM and downed them, and believe me, that is a bad idea! I spent about 3-5 minutes per bag, chewing up and grinding the contents in my mouth. The taste is definitely not as bad as some people have said. It's kinda like unsalted sunflower seeds.
20 minutes and 6 bags later, I had taken my fill. To help with any stomach nausea that might have ensued, I brought along some Pepto. I figured this was a good time to take some. Unfortunately, the Pepto didn't do its job.  I layed down on a futon in the basment and just tried to chill out. That didn't work. I started puking into a plastic bag that was down there. Although the puking sucks, I'm usually glad that it happens. It kills the stomach pains. But this time, I wasn't feeling better yet.
My buddies were pretty much scared out of trying it now. We decided maybe I should get some fresh air, so we went outside where we waited for F, who was on his way. After a couple of minutes hanging around in the driveway, I started puking again. This time the puking was pretty crazy. I hadn't lifted my head for about 5 minutes, but when I finally did, I felt GREAT. The stomachache was completely gone.
F then pulled up and we went back to the basement. F, like myself, is a diehard. We love drugs. So, my getting sick didn't stop him. He used the same primitive prepation as me. At about 9:00, while he was taking the seeds, I definitely started feeling the effects. At first, there was just a small wave of euphoria. I felt good and everything seemed right. I started cracking jokes with my friends and they all seemed to be perfectly funny. There was also a mild physical aspect at first, a lot of tingling and a waviness to my movement. This continued for about 30 minutes or so. By this time, F had began feeling it too.
I just kinda stood there talking to him for awhile, until I first noticed some subtle visuals. They were pretty basic. Mostly waves and funnels. Colors also had a new vibrance. So, to enjoy this some more, I sat down on the futon and just chilled out for a few minutes, but, as I expected, it wasn't becoming as intense as quick as I hoped. I soon went back over to my friends.
It was about 9:30. We sat back, describing the growing trip to one another. The spirituality factor had definitely set in. We went on and on about the mind, body, and spirit apsects of life. Gradually, this conversation had reached its way to the floor. The rug seemed so beautiful to me. The fibers of the rug seemed to smoothly sway back and forth like a tall field. We laid there and enjoyed this for awhile. A million thoughts ran through my head. I felt like I had an answer for everything. It was incredibly empowering.
Then, at about 10:15 or so, we became social with S and P again. P was no longer annoyed and thought it would be funny to play a trick on his tripping buddy -- a definite no-no and pet peeve. He had this gag pen that zaps you when you try to open it.  I fell to the back of the futon, shaking and whimpering. Everyone got a good laugh out of this. S desperately wanted to get on our level, so he had begun to take some seeds. He, however, spit the seed pulp back into the bags after chewing them. We had swallowed all of it. His trip was completely physical with no sickness at all, so this is definitely a safer method of consuming MG.
The trip had become very intense. It felt like I had molded into everything I touched. I crawled onto a chair and then over to the futon. It was though I was a piece of the room itself, combining with furniture and the floor. Above the futon's back, there is a giant circular mirror. At about 11:00, this mirror had become everything to me. I clung to it, desperately trying to reach the world on the other side that was very clear to me. I wanted to escape this world and join the mirror world. I remained there for about half an hour, falling in love with the reflection and everything that it symbolized for me. I desperately wanted the perfection that the mirror offered to me.
I decided to share this with my friends, but they were all in their own worlds; F trying to get under a table, S experiencing intense sensitivity, and even P had become very drunk during this time.  I went to the bathroom up the stairs and before I could reach the toilet, I stopped to look at the mirror in there. Although this mirror didn't have a world, it was interesting in its own respect. I stared at my reflection and my face underwent a tranformation. My skin turned blue and seemed to crumble away. It looked like my skin was being stretched across my head and my skull's form was very prevalent. My chin was melting off of my face, dripping into the sink below. Although very creepy, it didn't scare me. I just backed away from the mirror. But then, the mirror itself seemed to come off the wall and start moving back and forth, so I took my piss break and left.
As I walked back downstairs, I heard something that was almost surreal at the moment -- Pink Floyd coming from the tv. I came into the room a little disoriented. Everyone was silent and laying down.  Then, the Who's 'Baba O'Riley' came on. It was perfect. The intro went right through me. I couldn't control myself. I started twitching and shivering. After the music fest, we came back together and experienced some more amazing shit, including time with a space heater and my mirror friend.
The trip continued until about 2:30 AM when we fell asleep. Morning glory is an intense substance that can be both awesome and an incredible insight. It's quite strong, but not overwhelming. I would definitely do it again, but with a different method of preparation.
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- Tools must satisfy minimum tool list.
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- Must be able to work in hot/Cold – Indoor/Outdoor.
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- Honors and protects confidential and proprietary documents and information.
- Satisfies work schedule requirements.
- The job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required by the employee. Performs other duties as assigned.


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Mixin that adds #check
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plus executing custom checkers defined with Checker
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Defined in:
checkable.crInstance Method Summary
-
#after_check(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true)
Lifecycle method triggered after each call of
#check
. -
#before_check(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true)
Lifecycle method triggered before each call of
#check
. -
#check(required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true) : Validation
Same as
#check
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if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully. -
#check(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true) : Validation
Checks the instance fields and clean them.
-
#check!(required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true) : self
Same as
#check
but this method raises aCheck::ValidationError
if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully. -
#check!(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true) : self
Same as
#check
but this method raises aCheck::ValidationError
if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully.
Instance Method Detail
Lifecycle method triggered after each call of #check
.
# Triggered on instance: `user.check`
def after_check(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true)
# Code...
end
Lifecycle method triggered before each call of #check
.
# Triggered on instance: `user.check`
def before_check(v : Check::Validation, required : Bool = true, format : Bool = true)
# Code...
end
Same as #check
but this method raises a Check::ValidationError
if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully.
myCheckable.check! # => Returns the current instance.
This method returns self
, so it chainable :)
user.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>user.check!.save
Checks the instance fields and clean them.
It instantiates a Check::Validation
(if not provided) and calls all methods
related to rules and then methods defined with annotation Checker
.
Lifecycle methods #before_check
and #after_check
that are triggered
respectively at the beginning and at the end of the process.
format is used to tell cleaners generated by Check.rules
to execute format method if it has been defined.
Same as #check
but this method raises a Check::ValidationError
if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully.
myCheckable.check! # => Returns the current instance.
This method returns self
, so it chainable :)
user.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>user.check!.save
Same as #check
but this method raises a Check::ValidationError
if the validation fails or if the clean has not been processed successfully.
v = Validation.new_validation
myCheckable.check!(v) # => Returns the current instance.
This method returns self
, so it chainable :)
v = Validation.new_validation
user.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>user.check!(v).save


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Almaas Elman's family said Saturday the fact that she had been pregnant makes her death even more unfathomable.
Elman was killed Wednesday while travelling in a heavily fortified base next to the international airport in Somalia's capital.
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Elman's family called such statements unhelpful.
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12.4 The Hello World SelectorIt's now time for something a bit more useful (well, more entertaining, at least). This section presents a program that displays the basic syntax required by various programming languages to print the string "Hello World", the classic language benchmark. To keep this simple, it assumes the string shows up in the standard output stream, not a GUI or web page. It also gives just the output command itself, not the complete programs. The Python version happens to be a complete program, but we won't hold that against its competitors here. Structurally, the first cut of this example consists of a main page HTML file, along with a Python-coded CGI script that is invoked by a form in the main HTML page. Because no state or database data is stored between user clicks, this is still a fairly simple example. In fact, the main HTML page implemented by Example 12-16 is really just one big pull-down selection list within a form. Example 12-16. PP2E\Internet\Cgi-Web\Basics\languages.html <title>Languages</title>
Hello World selector

This demo shows how to display a "hello world" message in various programming languages' syntax. To keep this simple, only the output command is shown (it takes more code to make a complete program in some of these languages), and only text-based solutions are given (no GUI or HTML construction logic is included). This page is a simple HTML file; the one you see after pressing the button below is generated by a Python CGI script which runs on the server. Pointers:

To see this page's HTML, use the 'View Source' command in your browser.
To view the Python CGI script on the server, click here or here.
To see an alternative version that generates this page dynamically, click here.
For more syntax comparisons, visit this site.

 <form method=POST action="languages.cgi">
Select a programming language:
<select name=language> <option>All <option>Python <option>Perl <option>Tcl <option>Scheme <option>SmallTalk <option>Java <option>C <option>C++ <option>Basic <option>Fortran <option>Pascal <option>Other </select>
<input type=Submit> </form>  For the moment, let's ignore some of the hyperlinks near the middle of this file; they introduce bigger concepts like file transfers and maintainability that we will explore in the next two sections. When visited with a browser, this HTML file is downloaded to the client and rendered into the new browser page shown in Figure 12-19. Figure 12-19. The "Hello World" main pageThat widget above the Submit button is a pull-down selection list that lets you choose one of the <option> tag values in the HTML file. As usual, selecting one of these language names and pressing the Submit button at the bottom (or pressing your Enter key) sends the selected language name to an instance of the server-side CGI script program named in the form's action option. Example 12-17 contains the Python script that runs on the server upon submission. Example 12-17. PP2E\Internet\Cgi-Web\Basics\languages.cgi#!/usr/bin/python ######################################################## # show hello world syntax for input language name; # note that it uses r'...' raw strings so that '\n' # in the table are left intact, and cgi.escape( ) on # the string so that things like '<<' don't confuse # browsers--they are translated to valid html code; # any language name can arrive at this script: e.g., # can type "http://starship.python.net/~lutz/Basics # /languages.cgi?language=Cobol" in any web browser. # caveats: the languages list appears in both the cgi # and html files--could import from a single file if # selection list generated by another cgi script too; ######################################################## debugme = 0 # 1=test from cmd line inputkey = 'language' # input parameter name hellos = { 'Python': r" print 'Hello World' ", 'Perl': r' print "Hello World\n"; ', 'Tcl': r' puts "Hello World" ', 'Scheme': r' (display "Hello World") (newline) ', 'SmallTalk': r" 'Hello World' print. ", 'Java': r' System.out.println("Hello World"); ', 'C': r' printf("Hello World\n"); ', 'C++': r' cout << "Hello World" << endl; ', 'Basic': r' 10 PRINT "Hello World" ', 'Fortran': r" print *, 'Hello World' ", 'Pascal': r" WriteLn('Hello World'); " } class dummy: # mocked-up input obj def __init__(self, str): self.value = str import cgi, sys if debugme: form = {inputkey: dummy(sys.argv[1])} # name on cmd line else: form = cgi.FieldStorage( ) # parse real inputs print "Content-type: text/html\n" # adds blank line print "<TITLE>Languages</TITLE>" print "
Syntax

" def showHello(form): # html for one language choice = form[inputkey].value print "
%s

" % choice try: print cgi.escape(hellos[choice]) except KeyError: print "Sorry--I don't know that language" print "

" if not form.has_key(inputkey) or form[inputkey].value == 'All': for lang in hellos.keys( ): mock = {inputkey: dummy(lang)} showHello(mock) else: showHello(form) print '
' And as usual, this script prints HTML code to the standard output stream to produce a response page in the client's browser. There's not much new to speak of in this script, but it employs a few techniques that merit special focus:
Now let's get back to interacting with this program. If we select a particular language, our CGI script generates an HTML reply of the following sort (along with the required content-type header and blank line): <TITLE>Languages</TITLE>
Syntax

Scheme

 (display "Hello World") (newline)

 Program code is marked with a
 tag to specify preformatted text (the browser won't reformat it like a normal text paragraph). This reply code shows what we get when we pick "Scheme." Figure 12-20 shows the page served up by the script after selecting "Python" in the pull-down selection list. Figure 12-20. Response page created by languages.cgiOur script also accepts a language name of "All," and interprets it as a request to display the syntax for every language it knows about. For example, here is the HTML that is generated if we set global variable debugme to 1 and run from the command line with a single argument, "All." This output is the same as what's printed to the client's browser in response to an "All" request:[9]
C:\...\PP2E\Internet\Cgi-Web\Basics>python languages.cgi All Content-type: text/html <TITLE>Languages</TITLE>
Syntax

Perl

 print "Hello World\n";

SmallTalk

 'Hello World' print.

Basic

 10 PRINT "Hello World"

Scheme

 (display "Hello World") (newline)

Python

 print 'Hello World'

C++

 cout << "Hello World" << endl;

Pascal

 WriteLn('Hello World');

Java

 System.out.println("Hello World");

C

 printf("Hello World\n");

Tcl

 puts "Hello World"

Fortran

 print *, 'Hello World'

 Each language is represented here with the same code pattern -- the showHello function is called for each table entry, along with a mocked-up form object. Notice the way that C++ code is escaped for embedding inside the HTML stream; this is the cgi.escape call's handiwork. When viewed with a browser, the "All" response page is rendered as shown in Figure 12-21. Figure 12-21. Response page for "all languages" choice12.4.1 Checking for Missing and Invalid InputsSo far, we've been triggering the CGI script by selecting a language name from the pull-down list in the main HTML page. In this context, we can be fairly sure that the script will receive valid inputs. Notice, though, that there is nothing to prevent a user from passing the requested language name at the end of the CGI script's URL as an explicit parameter, instead of using the HTML page form. For instance, a URL of the form: http://starship.python.net/~lutz/Basics/languages.cgi?language=Python yields the same "Python" response page shown in Figure 12-20.[10] However, because it's always possible for a user to bypass the HTML file and use an explicit URL, it's also possible that a user could invoke our script with an unknown language name that is not in the HTML file's pull-down list (and so not in our script's table). In fact, the script might be triggered with no language input at all, if someone explicitly types its URL with no parameter at the end.
To be robust, the script checks for both cases explicitly, as all CGI scripts generally should. For instance, here is the HTML generated in response to a request for the fictitious language "GuiDO": <TITLE>Languages</TITLE>
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GuiDO

 Sorry--I don't know that language

 If the script doesn't receive any language name input, it simply defaults to the "All" case. If we didn't detect these cases, chances are that our script would silently die on a Python exception and leave the user with a mostly useless half-complete page or with a default error page (we didn't assign stderr to stdout here, so no Python error message would be displayed). In pictures, Figure 12-22 shows the page generated if the script is invoked with an explicit URL like this: http://starship.python.net/~lutz/Basics/languages.cgi?language=COBOL To test this error case, the pull-down list includes an "Unknown" name, which produces a similar error page reply. Adding code to the script's table for the COBOL "Hello World" program is left as an exercise for the reader. Figure 12-22. Response page for unknown language |
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A description of how budgets for the Department for Education will be affected by the spending review.
The schools budget will increase in real terms in each year of the Spending Review period. But economies in other areas mean that there will be a total real reduction in Departmental resource spending of 3% by 2014-15. Following on from the decision to halt Building Schools for the Future (BSF), capital spending will be reduced by 60% in real terms by 2014-15. The average annual capital budget over the period will be higher than the average annual capital budget in the 1997-98 to 2004-05 period.
| £ Billions | |||||
| 2010-11 | 2011-12 | 2012-13 | 2013-14 | 2014-15 | |
| Resource DEL1 | 50.8 | 51.2 | 52.1 | 52.9 | 53.9 |
| Capital DEL | 7.6 | 4.9 | 4.2 | 3.3 | 3.4 |
| Total DEL | 58.4 | 56.1 | 56.3 | 56.2 | 57.2 |
| 1 In this table, Resource DEL excludes depreciation |
This will be supported through the following measures:
There will be a 60% reduction in real terms in capital spending over the Spending Review period. Following the decision to end the wasteful BSF programme there will be enough funding to meet demographic pressures and to address maintenance needs. The independent review of education capital will ensure that the Department for Education’s capital budget is allocated in the most cost-effective way and targeted where there is most need. Over the Spending Review period there will be a total of £15.8 billion of capital spending. The average annual capital budget will be higher than the average annual capital budget in the 1997-98 to 2004-05 period.
We have had to prioritise in order to ensure that funding is maintained on frontline services that are critical to helping us build a world-class education system, and we are determined to protect the most vulnerable children and young people in society. We are therefore streamlining our funding grants to generate better value for money but ensuring that targeted support remains available to those who need it most. For instance, we are:
In addition, the Department for Education will be adopting ideas suggested through the Spending Challenge process to improve efficiency across Whitehall. These include selling surplus Government equipment through an online e-auction site, and working with the Efficiency and Reform Group to cut costs by centralising the Department’s procurement of commonly used goods and services.
The Department has a number of next steps in order to set out how the school system and children’s services will be reformed and how the education spending settlement will be spent. These include a Schools’ White Paper, a Special Educational Needs and Disability Green paper, further announcements about allocating voluntary sector grants, and confirmation of LA allocations for schools and early years provision. We will announce further programmes and further bureaucracy we intend to end in the next three months.
Secretary of State, Michael Gove said:
The size of the deficit means we have had to make tough decisions. There will be many savings across the Department but the Coalition Government is committed to improving education for all. That’s why we’re protecting the frontline, handing power to teachers and introducing a pupil premium for the poorest.
Schools baseline includes:
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Published: 20 October 2010


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