AppDelegate
@UIApplicationMain
class AppDelegate : UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate
ForecastApp
Repository an iOS weather Forecast app: ForecastApp.
This app was created to work on Clean Architecture, RxSwift and all the technologies listed in the table below.
Objective and audience of the app
The main functionality of the app is to display the weather forecast for the current user GPS location for the next 2/3 hours, containing the following data:
- temperature
- wind
- precipitation Moreover, among others things, the user will be able to request the weather for other locations.
1. Build and install
1.1. Requirements
- Xcode 9.3
- iOS 10 SDK and above
- Swift 4
1.2. Getting the code
In order to build, run and access the app, the first thing you have to do is to clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/RLRG/ForecastApp.git
It is important to remark that we have used CocoaPods as the dependency manager for this project so that it is needed to run a ‘pod install’ command in the same path where the PodFile is located to download all the third-party frameworks:
pod install
1.3. Running the app
Open ForecastApp.xcworkspace
with XCode.
Before running it, note that there are two targets for now:
- ForecastAppLAB: When you run this target, you will see an extra button in order to open the FLEX in-app debugger, which is used to monitor and get information about the operation of the app in real time: logs, local database, network operation and so on.
- ForecastApp: This target would be used for the submission to the App Store.
2. Resources
This paragraph includes all the resources used to create this project, including frameworks, APIs and other information resources such as tutorials, documentation and so on.
2.1. Third-party frameworks
| Framework | Description |
|---|---|
| CocoaPods | The Cocoa Dependency Manager. |
| FLEX Debugger | An in-app debugger. |
| SwiftLint | A tool to enforce Swift style and conventions. |
| Alamofire | Elegant HTTP Networking in Swift. |
| Realm | Mobile database used to persist data of the app. |
| RxSwift | Reactive Programming in Swift used mainly to communicate layers of the app. |
| Travis CI | Continuous Integration used to build the project and run unit tests automatically. |
| Other | Other frameworks related to the ones already mentioned such as: RxRealm, RxTest, RxSwiftExt, RxAlamofire, ObjectMapper, QueryKit, RealmSwift (see project PodFile) |
2.2. APIs
| Framework | Description |
|---|---|
| OpenWeather | It is used to retrieve the information about the weather. |
2.3. Other information resources
| Resource | Description |
|---|---|
| Realm/Jazzy | Soulful docs for Swift & Objective-C. Framework used to generate documentation of the code. |
| App icon and buttons | Icon made by Rami McMin from https://www.flaticon.com and all the sizes of the icon were generated with https://makeappicon.com/ |
| Realm database migrations | The procedure we need to follow in case the Realm database model changes. |
3. Future work & Improvements
Among other things:
- Include an animation when the app is launching.
- Extend the model of the app with more useful information for the user.
- …
4. Feedback
As I am continuously learning, I would appreciate if you take a look at my code and you have recommendations to improve it in different ways. You can contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to do so :smiley:
License
The contents of this repository are covered under the Apache License 2.0.
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The backdrop for the app’s user interface and the object that dispatches events to your views.
Declaration
Swift
var window: UIWindow?
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This method is called when the app is initializing.
Declaration
Swift
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey : Any]?) -> Bool
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
launchOptions
A dictionary indicating the reason the app was launched (if any). The contents of this dictionary may be empty in situations where the user launched the app directly.
Return Value
NO if the app cannot handle the URL resource or continue a user activity, otherwise return YES. The return value is ignored if the app is launched as a result of a remote notification.
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Sent when the application is about to move from active to inactive state. This can occur for certain types of temporary interruptions (such as an incoming phone call or SMS message) or when the user quits the application and it begins the transition to the background state. Use this method to pause ongoing tasks, disable timers, and invalidate graphics rendering callbacks. Games should use this method to pause the game.
Declaration
Swift
func applicationWillResignActive(_ application: UIApplication)
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
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Use this method to release shared resources, save user data, invalidate timers, and store enough application state information to restore your application to its current state in case it is terminated later. If your application supports background execution, this method is called instead of applicationWillTerminate: when the user quits.
Declaration
Swift
func applicationDidEnterBackground(_ application: UIApplication)
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
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Called as part of the transition from the background to the active state; here you can undo many of the changes made on entering the background.
Declaration
Swift
func applicationWillEnterForeground(_ application: UIApplication)
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
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Restart any tasks that were paused (or not yet started) while the application was inactive. If the application was previously in the background, optionally refresh the user interface.
Declaration
Swift
func applicationDidBecomeActive(_ application: UIApplication)
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
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Called when the application is about to terminate. Save data if appropriate. See also applicationDidEnterBackground:.
Declaration
Swift
func applicationWillTerminate(_ application: UIApplication)
Parameters
application
ForecastApp current app singleton
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Shared application delegate
Declaration
Swift
static var shared: AppDelegate { get }


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Promise
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Generate the nonce using react-native-securerandom
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Promise
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Send the attestation request
Promise
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Verify the attestation response Checks if the original nonce matches the nonce in the response, ctsProfileMatch is true, and basicIntegrity is true If any of those conditions are not met, an error is thrown
(String)
Nonce originally provided to sendAttestationRequest
(Object)
Response from sendAttestationRequest
| Name | Description |
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response.nonce String
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Nonce in response from sendAttestationRequest |
response.ctsProfileMatch bool
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Device matches a device that has passed Android Compatibility Testing |
response.basicIntegrity bool
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Device has not been tampered with |
Promise
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Wrapper for sendAttestationRequest and verifyAttestationResponse
Promise
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Send the attestation request. Returns original JWT as result.
Promise
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_The_Green_Mile_ (R) *** 1/2
_The_Cider_House_Rules_ (PG-13) ***
Of my six years of attending press screenings, the film that has received by far the largest ovation at the film's end was _The_Shawshank_Redemption_, Frank Darabont's 1994 adaptation of Stephen King's prison-set novella. Exquisitely written, directed, and acted, the film was one of the most soul-stirring and moving motion pictures to emerge from this decade, going on to earn seven Academy Award nominations. While the film ended up not winning a single statue (a heinous snub if there ever were one), the film's esteem has only grown through time, becoming on video the hit the film never was at the box office.
With such a tough act to follow, it perhaps is no surprise that only now has Darabont come out with his next film, which, as it happens, is also an adaptation of a Stephen King prison story. _The_Green_Mile_ shares a number of other qualities with _Shawshank_, but one of them is not its astounding excellence; not many will label the new film as the instant classic its predecessor was. But freed from the inevitable comparison, on its own terms _The_Green_Mile_ is a very poignant and well-told tale, albeit one not without its flaws.
As in _Shawshank_, the film is set in the past (here, 1935) and focuses on an unlikely friendship that develops behind prison walls. However, the relationship here is between one Paul Edgecomb (Tom Hanks), the head guard of a stretch of Death Row called "the green mile"; and John Coffey (Michael Clarke Duncan), a an inmate convicted for the grisly murder of two young girls. Bulky and seven feet tall, Coffey certainly looks like the type who could commit such a despicable crime, but his gentle demeanor is a complete contradiction--as are the miraculous powers he appears to possess.
This element of the fantastic is a fairly outlandish twist for a story set on Death Row, but the turn is completely believable because Darabont takes the time to strongly anchor his characters in reality. However, he takes a bit too much time; while getting to know and spending the time with such colorful folk as Paul's guard cohorts and Coffey's fellow inmates is rewarding, it could have been just as so in less the time.
The same can be said of the entirety of _The_Green_Mile_. Execs at Warner Bros. made a big deal about how they did not feel the need to cut down the film after it received remarkably high marks at its first test screening; even so, some trimming is clearly in order. Granted, the three-hour-plus film, bookended by scenes with an aged Paul (Dabbs Greer) in the present day, consistently holds the interest and has an unquestionably powerful emotional payoff. But none of the film's virtues would have been diminished with some careful pruning of the runtime. In fact, a shorter, less leisurely paced version would just bring its strengths into clearer view.
And what strengths they are, particularly in the acting department. Hanks has become such a reliable dramatic performer over the years that a good performance from him is hardly a surprise; needless to say, there are no shocks here, and his trademark everyman quality makes him an instantly likable and relatable lead. More impressive, however, is the much-buzzed-about work by Duncan, perhaps heretofore best known for his supporting role in _Armageddon_. Not much is learned, if anything at all, about Coffey's past, but that Coffey is made into a believable human being rather than a walking dramatic construct has a lot to do with Duncan's vivid performance. Just as good as the two leads are the supporting players, all of whom shine. Bonnie Hunt acquits herself well in an uncharacteristically serious role as Paul's devoted wife; newcomer Doug Hutchison is chilling as sadistic guard Percy Wetmore, as is Sam Rockwell as psychotic inmate Wild Bill; and Michael Jeter is touching as inmate Del, who takes in a pet mouse. Gary Sinise also has a nice cameo as Coffey's public defender.
With so much talent aboard, from the great cast to the solid storyteller that is Darabont, perhaps expectations were trumped up to an unrealistic level. It goes without saying that _The_Green_Mile_ is no _Shawshank_; after all, what is? To give that easy criticism is to discount what Darabont and his crew have accomplished, which is craft a heartfelt fable that pushes all the right emotional buttons. Long before its release, _The_Green_Mile_ has been touted as the movie to beat at the Oscars, and while I cannot honestly say that it's the best film I've seen this year, it would certainly be a worthy winner.
The studio that is usually the one to beat during awards season is the scrappy Disney subsidiary Miramax, and a lot of their awards hopes are pinned on _The_Cider_House_Rules_. An adaptation of John Irving's highly-regarded novel (Irving also wrote the screenplay), _Cider_ is the story of Homer Wells (Tobey Maguire), an orphan who is raised as protege to one Dr. Wilbur Larch (Michael Caine) at St. Cloud's orphanage. Dr. Larch hopes Homer will follow his path one day and assume his position at St. Cloud's, but after the young couple of Cathy Kendall (Charlize Theron) and Wally Worthington (Paul Rudd) stop by to take care of a private matter, Homer decides to leave with them and experience the world. That he does, landing a job on Wally's mother's orchard while Dr. Larch tries to cope with life without his surrogate son.
_Cider_ tackles a number of issues--abortion being the foremost--and does so in an efficient manner, never detracting from the main story of Homer's journey to self-discovery. The film as a whole is an admirable and enjoyable one, highlighted by superb performances, in particular those of Delroy Lindo (as Homer's superior at the orchard) and, in a surprisingly strong debut, R&B chanteuse Erykah Badu (as Lindo's daughter). But while a good film, _Cider_ is far from the great one Miramax and director Lasse Hallström were hoping it would be, marred by an unconvincing romantic subplot between Homer and Candy. The relationship is a keystone in Homer's growth as a person, but Maguire and Theron have so little chemistry that it is never once believable. If _Cider_ is this year's big Oscar gun for Miramax, ā la _Shakespeare_in _Love_ and _The_English_Patient_, then I don't think that the house the Weinsteins built will be adding too many more, if any, gold statuettes to their collection.
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Alton, Walter
| Birth Name | Alton, Walter |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 50 years, 11 months, 15 days |
Narrative
Walter went to law school (Notre Dame?) and was a lawyer in New York. It is unclear when/why his last name was changed.
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1898-03-07 | Plains, Pennsylvania | ||
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| Death | 1949-02-22 | East Farmingdale, New York | Died from complications due to stomach cancer. | |
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| Military Service | Served in WW1 but did not get assigned overseas. | |||
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| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Wolanski, Michal | |||
| Mother | Wolanski, Agatha | 1872-07-08 | 1951-07-20 | |
| Sister | Hajduk, Pauline | 1888-09-29 | 1972-08-17 | |
| Brother | Wolanski, John Jozef | 1887-06-24 | 1944-03-08 | |
| Sister | Wolanski, Marjanna | 1895 | 1927-06-27 | |
| Alton, Walter | 1898-03-07 | 1949-02-22 |


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| Defined in: | railties/lib/rails/commands/rake/rake_command.rb |
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- Inherited
| .bin, .bin?, | |
| .engine? | Returns true when the app is a Rails engine. |
| .exit_on_failure? |
Class Method Summary
- .perform(task, args, config)
- .printing_commands
- .non_app_file_pattern private
- .rake_tasks private
- .with_rake(*args, &block) private
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| boot_application!, load_environment_config!, | |
| load_generators | See additional method definition at line 36. |
| load_tasks | See additional method definition at line 31. |
| require_application!, | |
| set_application_directory! | Change to the application’s path if there is no |
Base
- Inherited
| .banner, | |
| .base_name | Sets the base_name taking into account the current class namespace. |
| .command_name | Return command name without namespaces. |
| .default_command_root | Default file root to place extra files a command might need, placed one folder above the command file. |
| .desc | Tries to get the description from a USAGE file one folder above the command root. |
| .executable, | |
| .hide_command! | Convenience method to hide this command from the available ones when running rails command. |
| .namespace | Convenience method to get the namespace from the class name. |
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| .usage_path | Path to lookup a USAGE description in a file. |
| .create_command | Allow the command method to be called perform. |
| .namespaced_name, .resolve_path, .class_usage, | |
| .help | Override Thor’s class-level help to also show the USAGE. |
| .inherited, .perform |
Instance Method Summary
Actions
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| #load_generators | See additional method definition at line 36. |
| #load_tasks | See additional method definition at line 31. |
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| #set_application_directory! | Change to the application’s path if there is no |
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[ GitHub ]# File 'railties/lib/rails/commands/rake/rake_command.rb', line 19
def perform(task, args, config) with_rake(task, *args) do |rake| if unrecognized_task = rake.top_level_tasks.find { |task| !rake.lookup(task[/[^\[]+/]) } @rake_tasks = rake.tasks raise UnrecognizedCommandError.new(unrecognized_task) end rake. .suppress_backtrace_pattern = non_app_file_pattern rake.standard_exception_handling { rake.top_level } end end
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[ GitHub ]# File 'railties/lib/rails/commands/rake/rake_command.rb', line 11
def printing_commands rake_tasks.filter_map do |task| if task.comment && task.locations.any?(non_app_file_pattern) [task.name_with_args, task.comment] end end end
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def rake_tasks @rake_tasks ||= with_rake(&:tasks) end
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def with_rake(*args, &block) require "rake" Rake::TaskManager. = true result = nil Rake.with_application do |rake| rake.init(bin, args) unless args.empty? rake.load_rakefile result = block.call(rake) end result end


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Because of my move out of the Quad Cities, we've had to change how we do our live broadcasts. We're now using the Google+ Hangout broadcast program. This has some advantages and disadvantages. The main advantage is that it allows all of us to be on camera from our different locations. Another perk to using Google+ is that it archives the broadcasts on the Relentless Podcast Network YouTube Channel.
What I don't like about it is that it's not as smooth of a broadcast in regards to video and audio. The YouTube video seems very compressed, so that really impacts the sound quality. You will notice a huge difference between the podcast version you hear via our site, iTunes, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, etc. and what you'll see on the video feed. It also doesn't have a built in chat forum for listeners.
For better or for worse, this is what we'll be using for the time being. If you weren't able to watch the broadcast live, here's our first real broadcast using the new set-up.
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Cut Surface
Description
This is the standard AVS/Express cut_plane module. Respect to the original one has the following modifications:
- Use the STM3 cache dimension settings.
- Removed unused input port.
- Fixed menu naming.
Cut a surface (eg. a Solvent Excluded Surface) with a plane.
Input Ports
| in_field |
Field |
The field object that must be cut. |
Parameters
| The standard one for AVS/Express cut_plane module. |
Output Ports
| out_fld |
Mesh+Node_Data |
The resulting surface. |
| out_plane |
Mesh_Unif |
The cut plane. |
| out_obj_cut |
DefaultObject |
The renderable version of out_fld. |
| out_obj_plane |
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IFXSimpleList Class ReferenceThis is the main interface for IFXSimpleList.
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Inheritance diagram for IFXSimpleList:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
This is the main interface for IFXSimpleList.
- Note:
- The associated IID is named IID_IFXSimpleList.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Add |
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This method adds an IFXUnknown object.
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- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
- IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY - Memory allocation failure.
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Copy |
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- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED - The internal list has not been initialized.
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Delete |
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- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED - The list has not been initialized.
- IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE - Index is outside valid range.
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- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
- IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE - Index is outside valid range.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED - The internal list has not been initialized.
Implemented in CIFXSimpleList. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::GetCount |
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This method returns the size of the list.
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- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
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| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Initialize |
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- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_ALREADY_INITIALIZED - A valid list already exists.
- IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE - Passed is size is zero.
- IFX_E_OUT_OF_MEMORY - Memory allocation failure.
Implemented in CIFXSimpleList. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Insert |
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This method inserts the IFXUnknown object at uIndex.
Any object at this index is moved before the new object is inserted.
- Parameters:
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| uIndex | A U32 indicating the object's position. |
| pObject | An IFXUnknown pointer to the object. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
- IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE - Index is outside valid range.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED - The internal list has not been initialized.
Implemented in CIFXSimpleList. |
| virtual IFXRESULT IFXAPI IFXSimpleList::Set |
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U32 |
uIndex, |
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This method sets the IFXUnknown object at uIndex.
Any object at this index is overwritten.
- Parameters:
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| uIndex | A U32 indicating the object's position. |
| pObject | An IFXUnknown pointer to the object. |
- Returns:
- IFXRESULT
- IFX_OK - No error.
- IFX_E_INVALID_POINTER - Invalid pointer passed in.
- IFX_E_INVALID_RANGE - Index is outside valid range.
- IFX_E_NOT_INITIALIZED - The internal list has not been initialized.
Implemented in CIFXSimpleList. |
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Depth Buffer Experiment
This is a demonstration of Z-sorting in HTML5 canvas without having to iterate over any pixels.
Use the above slider to change the depth of the fragment.
- The sceneColor, sceneDepth, fragColor, and fragDepth buffers are given
- fragDepth is drawn on top of sceneDepth with the global compositing mode set to 'lighten'.
- sceneDepth is copied into diffDepth
- Compositing mode is set to 'difference' and fragDepth is drawn into diffDepth.
- Compositing mode is set to 'color-dodge' and a white fill is applied to diffDepth.
- diffDepth is drawn onto sceneColor in 'multiply' mode.
- diffDepth is filled white again, this time with the 'difference' compositing mode. (Invert the image)
- fragColor is multiplicatively drawn onto diffDepth
- diffDepth is drawn additively onto sceneColor


@(params: Map[String, Any]) @import uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcemailrenderer.templates.digitalcontact.SA309SalutationHelper @uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcemailrenderer.templates.helpers.html.template_main(params, "You've got a new message from HMRC") { @uk.gov.hmrc.hmrcemailrenderer.templates.helpers.html.salutation(params, Some(SA309SalutationHelper.salutationFrom(params)))
You have a new message from HMRC to let you know the deadline for completing a paper tax return has now passed so you will need to do your self assessment online by 31 January.
To view it, sign in to your HMRC online account.
From HMRC
}


Homepage: http://symbolixau.github.io/googleway/
Provides a mechanism to access various Google Maps APIs, including plotting a Google Map from R and overlaying it with shapes and markers, and retrieving data from the places, directions, roads, distances, geocoding, elevation and timezone APIs.
see News for a full list of changes and additions
See the vignette for instructions and examples.
## install release version from CRAN
install.packages("googleway")
## To install the development version you currently need v0.7.1002 of googlePolylines
devtools::install_github("SymbolixAU/googlePolylines")
## then you can install googleway
devtools::install_github("SymbolixAU/googleway")


Online Demo Gallery
Charts
Bar Series
Simplest Chart
Bar
Stacked Bar
Full-Stacked Bar
Side-by-Side Stacked Bar
Side-by-Side Full-Stacked Bar
Calculated Bar Width
Custom Bar Width
Line And Point Series
Line
Stacked Line
Full-Stacked Line
Spline
Scatter
Step Line
Bubble
Area Series
Area
Stacked Area
Full-Stacked Area
Spline Area
Step Area
Range Series
Range Bar
Range Area
Financial Series
Stock
CandleStick
Advanced features
Zooming
Multiple Axes
Multiple Panes
Hover Mode
Selection
Multiple Series Selection
Multiple Point Selection
Series Templates
Null Point Support
Chart API - Select a Point
Chart API - Show a Tooltip
Crosshair
Custom Crosshair
Point Image
Customize Points and Labels
Logarithmic Axis
Points Aggregation
Points Aggregation - Financial Chart
Remote Data Source
Using an Ajax Query
Data Processing on the Client Side
Data Processing Using the DataSource Object
Pie
Simple
Pie
Doughnut
Custom Appearance
Pie with Custom Labels
Doughnut Selection
RangeSelector
Scales
Numeric Scale
Date-Time Scale
Date-Time Scale from String Data
Numeric Scale from String Data
Formatting
Custom Formatting
Behavior
Use Range Selection for Caclulation
Use Range Selection for Filtering
Background View
Image on Background
Chart on Background
Customized Chart on Background
Sparklines
Sparklines
Simple Sparklines
Area Sparklines
Bar Sparklines
Winloss Sparklines
Custom Tooltip
Bullets
Simple Bullets
VectorMap
Map
Colors Customization
Tooltip
Zooming and Centering
Palette
Markers
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Basic Elements
Palette for Ranges
Scale Minor Ticks
Scale Label Formatting
Different Value Indicator Types
Different Subvalue Indicator Types
Subvalue Indicator Text Formatting
Custom Layout
Angles Customization
Gauge Title Customized
Gauge Tooltip
API And Binding
Value Indicators API
Data Binding for Subvalue Indicators
Linear Gauges
Basic Elements
Scale Custom Tick Interval
Scale Custom Tick Values
Different Value Indicator Types
Different Subvalue Indicator Types
Base Value for Range Bar
Custom Layout
API And Binding
Variable Number of Subvalue Indicators
Data Binding
Bar Gauge
Basic Elements
Labels Customization
Palette
Tooltip
API and Binding
Variable Number of Bars
Data Binding


Currency
Origin Country
Destination Country
Departing Date
Show Flights
Price
Airline
Departing Date


Class CalibrationFlags
Manages the flags of the ArucoCameraCalibration process. Base class to reference in editor fields.
Inheritance
System.Object
UnityEngine.Object
UnityEngine.Component
UnityEngine.Behaviour
UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour
CalibrationFlags
Namespace: ArucoUnity.Calibration
Assembly: Assembly-CSharp.dll
Syntax
public abstract class CalibrationFlags : MonoBehaviour
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceFixKDistorsionCoefficients
Gets or sets if the corresponding radial distortion coefficients are not changed during the calibration. If useIntrinsicGuess is set, the original DistCoeffs values in the camera parameters are used, otherwise they're set to 0.
Declaration
public bool[] FixKDistorsionCoefficients { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean[] |
FixKLength
Gets the length of FixKDistorsionCoefficients array.
Declaration
protected abstract int FixKLength { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
UseIntrinsicGuess
Gets or sets if the CameraMatrices has valid initial value that will be optimized by the calibration process.
Declaration
public bool UseIntrinsicGuess { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Value
Gets or sets if the equivalent int, used by OpenCV, of the calibration flags.
Declaration
public abstract int Value { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceOnValidate()
Keeps the FixKDistorsionCoefficients array to its fixed length FixKLength in the editor.
Declaration
protected virtual void OnValidate()
UpdateCalibrationFlags()
Updates Value from the flag properties.
Declaration
protected abstract void UpdateCalibrationFlags()
UpdateCalibrationOptions()
Updates the flag property values from Value.
Declaration
protected abstract void UpdateCalibrationOptions()


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Welcome to my blog! Sometimes I write about programming. I’ll also be using this to document stuff I learn, instead of stashing it away in a text file somewhere. If the posts aren’t super fleshed-out, I apologize. This blog is made with the Lanyon theme for Jekyll. I can be reached at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or tgeorge@paychex.com


Dropify
Easy improve of your input files
Before
Basic HTML input file
Now
Your so fresh input file — Default version
You can add a default value!
You can set the height!
You can combine options!


My name is Siddhanth Jayaraj Ajri. Most people call me 'Sidd' or 'Siddhanth' or 'Ajri'. I am from the city of Bangalore in India. I am currently pursuing my MS in Computer Science from
Previously, I've held a Full-time position as a Project Engineer at Wipro in their Open Source Software department, as part of the CTO Office. I also hold an undergraduate Bachelor's in Engineering degree (B.E.) in Computer Science Engineering from
My main areas of interest/expertise are Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Full-Stack development and DevOps. My goal is to build my career in the intersection of these domains, creating Production ready, full-stack ML applications that are designed keeping in mind best practices of software engineering. I'm also a proponent of Open Source and try to contribute to the OSS community as much as possible.
As for my hobbies, I'm an avid sports fan and try to stay up to date on the latest happenings in Football/Soccer, Cricket and Badminton. I also enjoy hitting the gym and playing FIFA on the Playstation in my free time.
Do check out the rest of my website and feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions. Cheers!
Follow the links below for a full overview of my portfolio. Please refer my GitHub for finding my codebases that I have open sourced, my LinkedIn for more details about my work experiences, projects & certfifcations, and my Google Scholar profile for links to research publications I have been a part of.
Proficient in application development (mostly for web interfaces), with working knowledge of the JavaScript ecosystem, such as Node, Angular, React, Mongo, Express and Python web frameworks such as Flask and Django. Exposure to Spring Boot microservice development.
Experienced in foundations of ML, Neural Networks, NLP and programming ML concepts using Python, Scikit-Learn, Keras, Pandas, Tensorflow, PyTorch, leveraging pre-trained models like VGG16, ResNet etc.
Expertise in Python-based libraries like Pandas, Matplotlib for data visualization and analytics. Experience working with ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) Stack for developing custom dashboards for analytics, reporting and reviewing purposes.
Comfortable with version control to track projects and using Git/GitHub. Experienced with Docker, beginner level knowledge with interest in diving deeper into Ansible, Terraform, Kubernetes.
Languages: Python, Java, Javascript;
Web frameworks: Node, Angular, React, Flask, Express, Django;
Databases: MongoDB, MySQL;
Libraries: Pandas, Keras, Tensorflow;
Other: Git, Linux, Docker, VS Code


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About me:
- Born here on Earth a little over 3 decades ago, I enjoyed a generally average childhood and adolescence.
- A couple of years after high-school I joined the Navy, where I was trained in electronic maintenance and repair.
- Shortly after separating from the military I attended university and upon completion received a BS in audio engineering and recording.
- Having decided by this point that I had no interest in pursuing a career in the music industry I fell back on my previous training and sought work as an electronics technician.
- As a technician I was employed at a consumer electronics manufacturer, an avionics company, a semiconductor fab, and at a metrology company (in that order).
- Now i'm attending Code Fellows in the hopes of becoming a superstar software developer and finding employment in the tech industry.
My Top Ten Movie List
- The Matrix
- Gladiator
- Dumb & Dumber
- Half Baked
- The Lord of the Rings
- Interstellar
- Logan
- Tropic Thunder
- Pineapple Express
- Blood Sport


We would like to take this opportunity to express our deep sense of gratitude to all people
without whom this project would not be completed we would like to thank our parent for
inexhaustible source of inspiration.
We would like to extend our gratitude to respected Principal ma’am, Mrs. P.Poddar, principal,
Dr. Virendra Swarup Education Centre Kanpur for constant encouragement and mortal support
without never been able to give in our best .
We would like to thank our computer teacher, R.Valecha for his been interest in the work and
ever useful practical knowledge and for the supervision.
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The fundamental purpose of Education is the same at all times and in all places. It is to transfigure the human personality into a pattern of perfection through a synthetic process of the development of the body, the enrichment of the mind, the sublimation of the emotions and the illumination of the spirit. Education is a preparation for a living and for life, here and hereafter. We at Dr. VSEC recognizes that each child is an individual; that all children are creative; that all children need to succeed. Therefore, we respects the individual needs of children; fosters a caring and creative environment; and emphasizes the social, emotional, physical, intellectual development of each child
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Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) are autonomous public institutions of national importance for higher education in engineering, science and technology. Starting with IIT Kharagpur in 1951, there are 23 such Institutes of excellence all over India today, and IIT Palakkad belongs to this prestigious group. Celebrated as a major granary of Kerala, Palakkad is the gateway to the State from the North in the form of the nearly 40-kilometre break in the Western Ghats, called the Palakkad Gap. The place is known for its rich traditions, great historical events and personalities connected with it, and its sylvan surroundings, especially the Silent Valley rain forests and the famed palmyra trees.
IIT Palakkad was announced by the Government of India in 2014. We began with a headstart in the very next academic year, 2015-16, with the support of our mentor Institute (IIT Madras). The academic program was launched by admitting students to the B. Tech. course in the disciplines of Civil Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. Our Institute can already boast of a vibrant student and faculty community drawn from different parts of the country; it has truly emerged as a microcosm of India. As of now, we are located at two campuses, viz,the Ahalia integrated campus (Temporary Campus) and the Nila Campus at Kanjikode. Within a short span of two years, we were able to start Masters and Doctoral programs in Engineering, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. In the current academic year, we started M.Sc courses in Physics and Chemistry, and M.Tech in Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
IIT Palakkad has joined UBA in 2018 as a participating Institute. It become the Regional Co-ordinating Institute of north Kerala districts in 2019. IIT Palakkad has started working on science awareness and reachability by organizing science lecture series for common people names “Pale blue dot public lecture series”. Along with education, it is also working on renewable energy, water management, waste management, and agriculture.
The following is the composition of the Institute level Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell for implementation of this program at IIT Palakkad.
Chairman Director Ex-Officio
Dr. Athira P, Asst. Prof. & Regional Coordinator UBA
Institute Coordinator - Dr. Sahely Bhadra, Assistant Professor
Members
Dr. Anand T N C, Dean (Student Affairs)
Mr. S. Samuel, Advisor (Student matters)
Dr. Deepak Rajendraprasad, Asst. Prof. & Associate Dean (Academics)
Dr. Sarath Sasi, Assistant Professor
Dr. Ganesh Natarajan, Associate Professor
Dr. Arun Rahul S, Assistant Professor
Dr. Uma Divakaran, Assistant Professor
Dr. Praveena Gangadharan, Assistant Professor
Dr. Dinesh Jagadeesan, Assistant Professor
Mr. Nikhil R. R, UBA Project Coordinator (Convener)
Mr. Sanil Sharahudeen, Junior Technical Superintendent
Mr. Vinu D, Junior Technical Superintendent
The cell will be responsible for successful implementation of all institute activities under UBA.


Your team's Slack subdomain. If you sign in to slack at https://example.slack.com/, your subdomain is 'example'.
This overrides the global setting.


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Monthly Updates
created: 2017-12-05;
modified: 2017-01-04;
status: log;
tagged:
How many volunteers helped last month? What sort of work did volunteers do? This page logs volunteer service at shelter and significant events. Since some volunteers take shifts in multiple positions, the monthly totals do not sum exactly.
December 2017
- During the HELP portrait event, volunteer photographers captured and developed portraits for families in the community.
- Volunteers also distributed gifts to families from donors in a 180-household “holiday adoption”.
- Nature Nutures Farm sponsored two half-day field trips for kids at shelter.
- With the end of the academic semester, we bid a number of interns goodbye and renegiotated service learning projects with Evergreen, Saint Martin’s, Pacific Lutheran, and Washington State.
| Assignment | Hours | Volunteers |
|---|---|---|
| Special Events | 100 | 25 |
| Daytime | 81 | 10 |
| Greeter | 178 | 29 |
| Overnight Host | 615 | 17 |
| Total | 974 | 65 |
We recognize Angela Polson as volunteer of the month for her help calling families to remind them of their portrait appointments, as well as her commitment to daytime shifts at shelter.
 We also opened for our Cold Weather Shelter season.
| Assignment | Hours | Volunteers |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime | 113 | 12 |
| Greeter | 151 | 24 |
| Overnight Host | 601 | 19 |
| Total | 865 | 47 |
We recognize Jaycie Osterberg as volunteer of the month. Jaycie consistently volunteers for greeter shifts. Jaycie has a wealth of experience supporting clients in the community and promoting mental health.
October 2017
We hosted 5 events (going to see Cat in the Hat, fall crafts, a reading hour with the librarian, and a workshop for volunteers).
| Assignment | Hours | Number of Volunteers |
|---|---|---|
| Daytime | 120.00 | 15 |
| Greeter | 170.25 | 25 |
| Overnight Host | 757.00 | 21 |
| Total | 1047 | 51 |
We recognize Deborah Bordelon as volunteer of the month. In addition to taking greeter shifts throughout the year, Deborah is a donor and often brings rain gear to families at shelter.
September 2017
We recognize Karen Reynolds as volunteer of the month. Karen worked backup for staff throughout the summer; after connecting to us through Goodwill’s Senior Community Service and Employment Program, Karen has been hired as a Head Start Teacher.


| COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PROFESSOR | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS5010 | Programming Design Paradigm | Samaha | 4.0 |
| CS5520 | Mobile Application Development | Samaha | 4.0 |
| CS5800 | Algorithms | Samaha | 3.33 |
| CS6650 | Scalable Distributed System | Samaha | 4.0 |
| COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PROFESSOR | GPA |
|---|---|---|---|
| CS5010 | Programming Design Paradigm | Samaha | 4.0 |
| CS5520 | Mobile Application Development | Samaha | 4.0 |
| CS5800 | Algorithms | Samaha | 3.33 |
| CS6650 | Scalable Distributed System | Samaha | 4.0 |


| Number of Classes | Line Coverage | Mutation Coverage | Mutation Score |
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| 6 | 80% | 59% | 81%
Killed: 95
Uncertain: 0
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| Name | Line Coverage | Mutation Coverage | Mutation Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| AssertionHelper.java | 94% |
56% |
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Killed: 32
Uncertain: 0
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| EmailUtils.java | 81% |
63% |
83%
Killed: 54
Uncertain: 0
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| FailAtEndRegistry.java | 95% |
53% |
100%
Killed: 4
Uncertain: 0
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| FailImmediatelyRegistry.java | 75% |
33% |
100%
Killed: 1
Uncertain: 0
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| HtmlUtils.java | 60% |
83% |
100%
Killed: 3
Uncertain: 0
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| MultipleAssertionError.java | 53% |
6% |
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I'm A Celebrity's Roman Kemp does the best impression of Ant and Dec
Roman Kemp did the most hilarious impression of Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly on I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here – and it’s safe to say it was just ‘great’.
As the campmates gathered around to eat, they cheered on a large lizard who was trying to climb a slope.
The celebrities then got to know each other’s weird and wonderful hidden talents which started by Myles Stephenson beatboxing, Jacqueline Jossa then joined in by making the most realistic-sounding baby crying noises.
Andrew Maxwell then made a didgeridoo sound which had the whole camp in stitches.
But, it got better because Roman Kemp decided to do his best impression of Dec.
‘Ok Ant don’t forget to dial, 09020 and for Ian add 04,’ he laughed.
The radio DJ then did his best impression of Ant when he watches the campers do a bushtucker trial.
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‘You’re doing great, you’re doing great,’ Roman said as he flipped his head back and forth (which we must admit was brilliant).
Taking it in good jest, Ant and Dec show they can always laugh at themselves at Ant responded: ‘That sounded absolutely nothing like us.’
The comedy duo were on top form on Tuesday night as they also couldn’t help but make light of the debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn on the live TV debate.
‘Two camps are about to become one, but first there’s work to be done,’ Ant said as he introduced I’m A Celeb.
‘Which means five of them are about to face their deepest fears,’ Dec continued.
Ant joked: ‘Welcome to Australia and another TV show where two men like the sound of their own voices.’
‘Evening Prime Minister…for now,’ Dec laughed.
Ant then interrupted as he listened into his ear piece, he continued: ‘Hang on, hang on, I am just hearing that even this show must remain politically impartial.’
Dec responded: ‘You’re right, good evening Prime Minister for now, and good evening bloke who wants to be Prime Minister, although why anyone who would want that job is beyond me.’
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The jokers continued as Ant said: ‘Caitlin proved there’s nothing worse than someone going on and on and on and not listening to a word you say.’
Dec interjected: ‘Again evening Prime Minister and bloke who wants to be Prime Minister.’
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! airs weekdays at 9pm on ITV.
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This example demonstrates the keyboard navigation of Telerik Grid for ASP.NET MVC.
Keyboard Shortcuts:
- Tab (standard mode) - Move focus between grid, links and form controls.
- Tab (actionable mode) - Move focus.
- Enter (standard mode) - Edit current row.
- Enter (actionable mode) - Update the contents of current row.
- Spacebar - Selects current row.
- Esc (actionable mode) - Move to standard mode, do not update the contents of the grid.
- Up Arrow - Move focus to grid cell in previous row.
- Down Arrow - Move focus to grid cell in next row.
- Left Arrow - Move focus one grid cell to the left.
- Right Arrow - Move focus one grid cell to the right.
- Page Up - Page to previous grid page.
- Page Down - Page to next grid page.
To enable client operation mode you should use the KeyboardNavigation
method:
Html.Telerik().Grid(Model)
.Name("Orders")
.DataBinding(dataBinding => dataBinding
.Ajax()
.Select("Select", "Home")
)
.Pageable()
.Sortable()
.KeyboardNavigation() // enables keyboard navigation


I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me.
~Hunter S. Thompson
Forty-six years on, few people remember (or even care) that the 1970 Kentucky Derby was won by a horse called Dust Commander. And yet, the legacy of that particular race continues to loom large — not because of what happened at Churchill Downs, but because Hunter S. Thompson was there to write about it. "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved," Thompson's account of the race for Scanlan's Monthly, is the subject of Gonzo @ the Derby, a highly entertaining new entry in ESPN's 30 For 30 Shorts series.
Dear Jann, God damn, I wish you were here to enjoy this beautiful weather with me. It is autumn, as you know, and things are beginning to die. It is so wonderful to be out in the crisp fall air, with the leaves turning gold and the grass turning brown, and the warmth going out of the sunlight and big hot fires in the fireplace while Buddy rakes the lawn. We see a lot of bombs on TV because we watch it a lot more, now that the days get shorter and shorter, and darkness comes so soon, and all the flowers die from freezing.
In an October 1957 letter to a friend who had recommended he read Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, Hunter S. Thompson wrote, “Although I don't feel that it's at all necessary to tell you how I feel about the principle of individuality, I know that
I'm going to have to spend the rest of my life expressing it one way or another, and I think that I'll accomplish more by expressing it on the keys of a typewriter than by letting it express itself in sudden outbursts of frustrated violence.
. . .”
Thompson carved out his niche early. He was born in 1937, in Louisville, Kentucky, where his fiction and poetry earned him induction into the local Athenaeum Literary Association while he was still in high school. Thompson continued
his literary pursuits in the United States Air Force, writing a weekly sports column for the base newspaper. After two years of service, Thompson endured a series of newspaper jobs—all of which ended badly—before he took to freelancing from
Puerto Rico and South America for a variety of publications. The vocation quickly developed into a compulsion.


This page demonstrates the use of the spry:setrow and spry:setrownumber attributes. Both attributes require a single name of a data set as their value. After a spry:region or spry:detailregion is re-generated Spry will run through the resulting region content and attach a non-destructive click event handler to each element that has a spry:setrow or spry:setrownumber. For spry:setrow, this event handler calls setCurrentRow() with the ds_RowID of the row that was used at the time that particular element was generated. Likewise, for spry:setrownumber, the event handler calls setCurrentRowNumber() with the ds_RowNumber of the row that was used at the time that element was generated.
These attributes were meant to be used as a short cut, so instead of setting the current row on a click manually like this:

{name}

you can now do this:

{name}

This sample uses the spry:setrow attribute. Click on the name of a product, and the detail region will update.
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{desc} |
This sample uses the spry:setrownumber attribute. Click on the name of a product, and the detail region will update.
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{desc} |


Welcome!
Here is a simple boiler-plate to start coding sites and edit on the fly (auto css compiling)! Include:
- gulp
- browser-sync
- gulp-sass
- nodemon
- sass
Requirements
Just install node.js easy, click
- node.js
- npm
Install
Be sure to have node.js (and npm) installed on your computer, then go to the directory with your terminal and run:
npm install
Use it!
To run go to the directory open a terminal window and run:
npm run start


Registration will open about one month before the event and after the agenda is finalized
We are limited in capacity and unfortunately we will not be able to accomodate for everyone. So once we open the registration, if you registed and reserved a spot, then great. If not, and you find yourself on the waiting list then the following rules for ticketing apply:
This year, like last year, we are hosted by the spacious Google Campus TLV.
Google requests all guests to be registered to its website. So please register here (you will also need to register to the event itself on meetup.com)
Address: 98 YIGAL ALON ST. TEL AVIV FLOOR 26TH
The building is called Electra Building and it looks like this, to the right
Walking from the train station is about 12 minutes and 900 meters (see map)
We're sorry, but we cannot provide free parking. There's plenty of public transportation and it's pretty close to Azrieli Center so you could either take the train and walk or even park in Azrieli and walk. There's some limited street parking and parking lots for early birds but they all cost money. There is also parking for the guests of Electra building on HaSolelim st, but it's pricy
As you enter the reception at the ground floor, let them know you're headed to Google (no need to mention the conference - they won't know about it). They will provide you with an entry magnetic card, so keep it. They might also ask you to hand an ID card (although the folks from google tells us that for google they don't require IDs). Then head over to floor 26th.


Soil Quality Index Map
Shows Relevant Soil Quality
Offers relevant information and agricultural recommendations.Click on flags to know more about the soil quality of different regions.
Types of Soils Included In Map
Laterite soil-
Lack fertility due to intensive leaching
When manured and irrigated, some laterites are suitable for growing plantation crops like tea, coffee, rubber, cinchona, coconut.
Mountain soil -
They are deficient in potash, phosphorus and lime.
Desert soil -
Phosphates and nitrates make these soil fertile wherever moisture is available.
Alkaline soil -
The accumulation of these salts makes the soil infertile and renders it unfit for agriculture.
Marshy soil -
Most of these soils are under water during the rainy season but as soon the rains cease, they should be put under paddy cultivation.
Aluvial soil-
The nutrient content of new alluvial soil is fair to medium depending on how long it has been cultivated. Conversely, the nutrient content of old alluvial soils is very low.
Red soil-
They are acidic mainly due to the nature of the parent rocks and are poor in lime, magnesia, phosphates, nitrogen and humus.
Black soil-
This soil contains moderate amounts of phosphorous but is poor in nitrogen.


Come visit us at our bulk buying store, the Bean Basket, located in HUB 131K at the University of Washington!
We serve non-perishable, sustainable sourced foods at the lowest prices we can. As we are all volunteer run and do not need to pay for overhead, we are able to pass those savings on to you.
If you would like us to place any specific orders for you with our suppliers, please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or call us at<PHONE_NUMBER>


Joanne Kathleen Rowling
Resume
― Sold "the boy who lived" and earned billions. I`m the richest woman in the UK (even richer than the queen of my country). The girl who has done the best she can with the talent that she has.
Experience
Writer
1971 – present
- At 1971 wrote my first book: "Rabbit". It was very hard, I was a bad writer, in physical meaning, I was 6 years old.
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- The Ickabog (10 November 2020)
- The Christmas Pig (12 October 2021)
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- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (26 June 1997)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2 July 1998)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (8 July 1999)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (8 July 2000)
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (1 March 2001)
- Quidditch Through the Ages (1 March 2001)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (21 June 2003)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (16 July 2005)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (21 July 2007)
- Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (31 July 2016)
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- The Cuckoo's Calling (18 April 2013)
- The Silkworm (19 June 2014)
- Career of Evil (20 October 2015)
- Lethal White (18 September 2018)
- Troubled Blood (15 September 2020)
2012
Entrepreneur
- Digital company Pottermore was launched. Pottermore - a newly designed site containing news, features, and articles plus previously unreleased writing by me and removed some features including the interactive Moment illustrations, House Cup, and Sorting ceremony.
2001-2011
Producer
- The film adaptation of the first book was released by Warner Bros, and was followed by six more book adaptations, concluding with the release of the eighth film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2.
1995
Teacher in Edinburgh
- Started to work teacher at school. "I will definitely kill some children in my books! 👽"
1990
- Conceived the idea of Harry Potter: the boy who s̶n̶a̶k̶e̶ p̶y̶t̶h̶o̶n̶ LIVED!
1986 – 1990
Secretary at Amnesty International
- make the best coffee ☕, put paper in printer, solved all the issues while the boss was drinking coffee that I made
Charities
Achievements
- Become trans-exclusionary radical feminist (Yes, it's hard pronounced) 🦹, 2020
- Companion of Honour, for services to literature and philanthropy, 2017
- PEN America Literary Service Award, 2016
- Lifetime Achievement Award, British Book Awards, 2008
- Commencement Day Speaker, Harvard University, USA, 2008
- Became first person on the planet who earned billion dollars as books author 💰, 2004
- WH Smith Fiction Award, 2004
- Order of the British Empire (OBE), 2001
- Booksellers Association Author of the Year, 1998 and 1999
- I've found greatest looser in the world, he looked at me from the mirror! 😰, 1993
Languages
Skills
Character
Likes💜
Dislikes 💔
Wants 🤞
Education
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1982Admitted to the University of Exeter, knowledge of Classics would one day come in handy for creating the spells in the Harry Potter series.
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1982Successfully failed entrance exams for Oxford University.
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1972 – 1983Studied at St Michael's Primary School. My headmaster, Alfred Dunn, has been suggested as the inspiration for the Harry Potter headmaster Albus Dumbledore 🧙♂
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1965 – ApocalypseReceive knowledge from ancient magic scrolls.


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| Alfreds Futterkiste | Maria Anders | Germany | Maria Anders | Germany |
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{% extends "template_base.html" %}
{% block title %}
{% if voter_id_signed_in %}{{ voter_id_signed_in }}
{% else %}No Voter Found {% endif %}voter_id_signed_in
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
< Back to Cache images locally for all voters
| We Vote ID | large_twitter_profile_image | medium_twitter_profile_image | tiny_twitter_profile_image | large_twitter_background_image | medium_twitter_background_image | tiny_twitter_background_image | large_twitter_banner_image | medium_twitter_banner_image | tiny_twitter_banner_image | large_facebook_profile_image | medium_facebook_profile_image | tiny_facebook_profile_image | large_facebook_background_image | medium_facebook_background_image | tiny_facebook_background_image | |
| {{ forloop.counter }} | {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.voter_we_vote_id }} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_banner_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_twitter_banner_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_banner_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_twitter_banner_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_banner_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_twitter_banner_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_facebook_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_facebook_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_facebook_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_facebook_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_facebook_profile_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_facebook_profile_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_facebook_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_large_facebook_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_facebook_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_medium_facebook_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} | {% if create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_facebook_background_image %} {{ create_resized_images_for_a_voter.cached_tiny_facebook_background_image }} {% else %}{% endif %} |
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| Packages that use Credentials | |
| org.apache.commons.httpclient | Classes and interfaces supporting the client side of the HTTP protocol. |
| org.apache.commons.httpclient.auth | Provides implementation of various authentication schemes as well as utility classes that can be used to authenticate HTTP requests. |
| Uses of Credentials in org.apache.commons.httpclient |
| Classes in org.apache.commons.httpclient that implement Credentials | |
class |
NTCredentials
Credentials for use with the NTLM authentication scheme which requires additional
information. |
class |
UsernamePasswordCredentials
Username and password Credentials . |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.httpclient that return Credentials | |
Credentials |
HttpState.getCredentials(String realm,
String host)
Deprecated. use #getCredentials(AuthScope) |
Credentials |
HttpState.getCredentials(AuthScope authscope)
Get the credentials for the given authentication scope. |
Credentials |
HttpState.getProxyCredentials(String realm,
String proxyHost)
Deprecated. use #getProxyCredentials(AuthScope) |
Credentials |
HttpState.getProxyCredentials(AuthScope authscope)
Get the proxy credentials for the given authentication scope. |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.httpclient with parameters of type Credentials | |
void |
HttpState.setCredentials(String realm,
String host,
Credentials credentials)
Deprecated. use #setCredentials(AuthScope, Credentials) |
void |
HttpState.setCredentials(AuthScope authscope,
Credentials credentials)
Sets the credentials for the given authentication
scope. |
void |
HttpState.setProxyCredentials(String realm,
String proxyHost,
Credentials credentials)
Deprecated. use #setProxyCredentials(AuthScope, Credentials) |
void |
HttpState.setProxyCredentials(AuthScope authscope,
Credentials credentials)
Sets the proxy credentials for the given authentication
realm. |
| Uses of Credentials in org.apache.commons.httpclient.auth |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.httpclient.auth that return Credentials | |
Credentials |
CredentialsProvider.getCredentials(AuthScheme scheme,
String host,
int port,
boolean proxy)
Requests additional authentication credentials . |
| Methods in org.apache.commons.httpclient.auth with parameters of type Credentials | |
String |
BasicScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
String method,
String uri)
Deprecated. Use BasicScheme.authenticate(Credentials, HttpMethod) |
String |
BasicScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
HttpMethod method)
Produces basic authorization string for the given set of Credentials . |
String |
NTLMScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
String method,
String uri)
Deprecated. Use NTLMScheme.authenticate(Credentials, HttpMethod) |
String |
NTLMScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
HttpMethod method)
Produces NTLM authorization string for the given set of Credentials . |
String |
AuthScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
String method,
String uri)
Deprecated. Use AuthScheme.authenticate(Credentials, HttpMethod)
Produces an authorization string for the given set of Credentials ,
method name and URI using the given authentication scheme in response to
the actual authorization challenge. |
String |
AuthScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
HttpMethod method)
Produces an authorization string for the given set of Credentials . |
String |
DigestScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
String method,
String uri)
Deprecated. Use DigestScheme.authenticate(Credentials, HttpMethod) |
String |
DigestScheme.authenticate(Credentials credentials,
HttpMethod method)
Produces a digest authorization string for the given set of Credentials , method name and URI. |
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Study the lessons and then click on the exercises links at the bottom to check your comprehension!
Study the lessons and then click on the exercises links at the bottom to check your comprehension!
Study the lessons and then click on the exercises links at the bottom to check your comprehension!
Study the lessons and then click on the exercises links at the bottom to check your comprehension!


A group project at Code Fellows. We used weather and google map APIs. Only works in Chrome and Safari.
A Trimet transit tracker app I developed at Code Fellows using the Trimet developer API.
 Not too functional, but good practice implementing JS.
My first attempt at a website, created before I attended the Code Fellows bootcamp.


For my internship at Marvel Entertainment in the digital comics department, I co-produced two printed comic books: “A Year of Marvels: The Uncanny #1” and “Deadpool: Too Soon?”, working exclusively on the lettering and paneling. I also designed several variant book covers for “The Invincible Iron Man: Disassembled Prologue” and digitally composed printed comics into web form, working exclusively on the UX of Marvel Unlimited.


mygis.Admin.MapManager.Macros Class
Functions for the macros in the map manager
Item Index
Methods
allCheckClicked
-
elem
Handles the check all button in the macro grid
Parameters:
-
elem
ElementThe firing checkbox
createMacroGrid
-
mapID
Used to create the macro grid in the macro tab of the map manager
Parameters:
-
mapID
Integerthe map to query
createMacroGridSource
-
mapID
Used to create the macro grid's source
Parameters:
-
mapID
Integerthe map to query
deleteMacros
()
Deletes the selected grid rows and notifies for save
editMacroCheck
()
Checking the validity of the input in the edit macro dialog
editMacroResult
-
result
Handling the result of the edit macro dialog if it's a new item
Parameters:
-
result
StringWhether it was successful ("ok") or not
macroSelected
()
Activates/deactivates some buttons when a macro is selected
macroUnselected
()
Activates/deactivates some buttons when a macro is unselected
refreshMacroGrid
()
Refreshes the quick search grid
setupMacroWindow
-
item
Sets up the UI (tips, default values etc)
Parameters:
-
item
Object
showEditMacro
-
isNew
Pops up a dialog to edit a map Macro
Parameters:
-
isNew
BooleanTrue if this is a completely new macro
showPopupWizard
()
Displays a wizard that helps build the command for mygis.UI.Help.createPopup
singleCheckClicked
-
elem
Handles the clicking of the checkbox in each row at the macro grid
Parameters:
-
elem
ElementThe checkbox clicked
switchToTab
()
Switches the active tab to the given index


ParseHttpRequest
and ParseHttpResponse
.ParseHttpRequest
and ParseHttpResponse
.Logger
.ParseLogInterceptor
is used to log the request and response information to the given
logger.Logger
to log the request and response information.Logger
, initialize the inner lock Logger
uses.ParseStethoInterceptor
is used to log the request and response through Stetho to chrome
browser debugger.Logger
.Logger
.Logger
.Logger
.Logger
.


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Girl, 6, fighting for life after hair got stuck in ride and ripped part of scalp off
The young girl, Marian Lorette, who is a contestant in the Mexican version of The Voice Kids, was rushed to hospital after the incident at a school in Saltillo, Mexico
by Ana LacasaA six-year-old girl was nearly scalped after her hair became stuck in a fairground ride.
The victim, who is a contestant on the Mexican version of The Voice Kids, was rushed to hospital after the incident.
Marian Lorette was hurt while at a fundraising event at the school she attends in the city of Saltillo, in the north-eastern Mexican state of Coahuila.
The youngster reportedly got her hair stuck on a "mechanical ride."
When the operator stopped it suddenly to allow other children onto it it ripped out her hair, and part of her scalp with it.
She is reportedly in a serious condition in hospital.
The singer Lucero, who is the girl's coach on the show, wrote online: "I want to ask you with all my heart to join in praying and giving positive energy for the beautiful princess Marian Lorette de Leon as she is going through a very delicate health issue at the moment.
"We'll keep on praying together with positive energy for the little princess Marian Lorette so that she will recover soon and keep on sharing joy everywhere".
A message posted on the girl's social media page read: "Marian's family appreciate all the messages, prayers and positive energy so that Marian will recover soon. Thanks."
Marian caught the judges' attention during casting for her rendition of (Do You Want To Build A Snowman?) from the Disney film 'Frozen'.
Marian was the opening act last weekend for singer Morat's concert in Saltillo.


| Command | Description | Permission needed |
|---|---|---|
| help | Prints the help menu | None (Public) |
| nuke | Main command and for nuking channels | Manage Messages / Manage Channel, Administrator |
| tempchannel (set, reset, override) | Sets a voice channel as creator for tempchannels | Manage Channels |
| prefix (new prefix, reset) | Lets you change the prefix for the bot | Administrator |
| ads | All about ads | None (Public) |
| ping | Shows the bot's latency | None (Public) |
| credits | prints the credits | None (Public) |
| links | Returns the bot's useful links | None (Public) |


--- layout: post authors: ["Greg Wilson"] title: "Translating Software Carpentry into Korean" date: 2014-11-25 time: "07:00:00" tags: ["Translation", "Korean", "Lessons"] ---
This is pretty amazing: a group has translated the core Software Carpentry lessons into Korean:
It's a remarkable and encouraging achievement—congratulations and thanks to the team that did the work:
We still need to figure out how to manage this: Gabriel Devenyi's post outlined our options, but someone will need to take the lead to set something up so that versions in various languages can stay in sync.


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--- title: Stanford Christian Students layout: default # List of dicts representing the testimonies to show. (2 by default) # id: the YouTube video ID located at the end of the video's URL # name: the name of the person in the testimony, presented directly underneath the video # [description]: an optional description to show underneath the name testimonies: - id: xurgKUjmMjM name: Dr. Scott Finnie 🔥 description: "Ministry Series (5/31): This is Dr. Scott Finnie, our guest speaker from one of our Sunday ministry series. He shared with us his precious story and we hope that you all would also enjoy it and be encouraged by His testimony!" - id: fF6kr-iBi7s name: 2021 Highlights description: Enjoy our sharing of our highlights, memories, and testimonies of 2020–2021 school year on campus 😁 # List of dicts representing the videos to show. (2 by default) # id: the YouTube video ID located at the end of the video's URL # title: a title describing the video, presented directly underneath the video # [description]: an optional description to show underneath the title videos: - id: RcKzTYjL6IA title: I am Tree description: A music video on our club's feature song! 🌲 # List of dicts representing the readings to show. # id: the Google Drive file ID located near the end of the file's URL readings: - id: 1BoQQHT4EYlwqKjSl1sfbVzdFxMBgyq_g - id: 1Z-HqRNAukGHnNirFtJGf3GHJGdu_7GBw - id: 1bC8mvIcvZErMbowa4p4dSgWDVLrYaJv4 ---
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The Rose's Woosung and actress Lee Yoo Bi deny dating rumors
by germainejThe Rose's Woosung and actress Lee Yoo Bi have denied their dating rumors.
On November 13, rumors the two stars were dating sprung up after Woosung and Lee Yoo Bi shared photos of the same location on their Instagram accounts. However, Woosung's label J&Star Company clarified, "Woosung and Lee Yoo Bi are acquaintances. The event in Paris was scheduled by the company, and they only attended the same event."
Lee Yoo Bi's agency also stated, "They are only close friends. Lee Yoo Bi and Woosung went to France because they each had events to attend there, and they said they met because their activities coincidentally overlapped. They have a lot of mutual acquaintances because they're close. The Halloween party was a party with these acquaintances."


|
LogDevice API
|
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual int | startReading (logid_t log_id, lsn_t from, lsn_t until=LSN_MAX, const ReadStreamAttributes *attrs=nullptr)=0 |
| virtual int | stopReading (logid_t log_id)=0 |
| virtual bool | isReading (logid_t log_id) const =0 |
| virtual bool | isReadingAny () const =0 |
| virtual int | setTimeout (std::chrono::milliseconds timeout)=0 |
| virtual ssize_t | read (size_t nrecords, std::vector< std::unique_ptr< DataRecord >> *data_out, GapRecord *gap_out)=0 |
| virtual void | waitOnlyWhenNoData ()=0 |
| virtual void | withoutPayload ()=0 |
| virtual void | forceNoSingleCopyDelivery ()=0 |
| virtual void | includeByteOffset ()=0 |
| virtual void | doNotSkipPartiallyTrimmedSections ()=0 |
| virtual int | isConnectionHealthy (logid_t) const =0 |
| virtual void | doNotDecodeBufferedWrites ()=0 |
| virtual | ~Reader () |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static lsn_t | nextFromLsnWhenStuck (lsn_t stuck_lsn=LSN_INVALID, lsn_t tail_lsn=LSN_INVALID) |
Public Attributes | |
| const std::chrono::milliseconds | MAX_TIMEOUT {(1LL << 31) - 1} |
|
inlinevirtual |
Note that, unless all reading is stopped prior to destruction, the destructor may block for some time while all reading gets stopped. This will typically finish quickly in applications but it does involve interthread communication for each log.
|
pure virtual |
Instructs the Reader instance to pass through blobs created by BufferedWriter.
By default (if this method is not called), Reader automatically decodes blobs written by BufferedWriter and yields original records as passed to BufferedWriter::append(). If this method is called, BufferedWriteDecoder can be used to decode the blobs.
|
pure virtual |
If called, when reading a section of the log that has been partially trimmed, the reader will deliver whatever records are still available, which (because of LogDevice's distributed and nondeterministic nature) results in an interleaved stream of records and TRIM gaps, which is undesirable in some cases.
The default behaviour is to deliver a large trim gap for the entire section.
See doc/partially-trimmed.md for a detailed explanation.
|
pure virtual |
If called, disable the single copy delivery optimization even if the log is configured to support it. Each data record will be sent by all storage nodes that have a copy instead of exactly one. This greatly increases read availability at the cost of higher network bandwith and cpu usage.
Only affects subsequent startReading() calls.
|
pure virtual |
If called, data records read by this Reader will start including approximate amount of data written to given log up to current record once it become available to Reader.
The value itself stored in DataRecord::attrs::byte_offset. Set as BYTE_OFFSET_INVALID if unavailable to Reader yet.
Only affects subsequent startReading() calls.
|
pure virtual |
Checks if the connection to the LogDevice cluster for a log appears healthy.
NOTE: this is not 100% accurate but will expose common issues like losing network connectivity.
|
pure virtual |
Checks if a log is being read. Can be used to find out if the end of the log was reached (for a log that was being read).
|
pure virtual |
Checks if any log is being read. Can be used to find out if the end was reached for all logs that were being read.
|
static |
Get next lowest recommended LSN to read from when servers appear stuck.
To force progress when stuck at stuck_lsn
, call stopReading(), then call startReading() from nextFromLsnWhenStuck(stuck_lsn).
NOTE: Forcing progress is likely to miss some records between stuck_lsn and nextFromLsnWhenStuck(stuck_lsn). The records will become available eventually (once server-side issues have been resolved), but the only way to read them is to re-read the section from stuck_lsn to nextFromLsnWhenStuck(stuck_lsn) later.
| stuck_lsn | LSN at which the reader got stuck; that is, the last LSN the reader tried to read or managed to read (+-1 does not affect the output of this function). |
| tail_lsn | Tail LSN, if known, as returned by Client::getTailLSN() or Client::findTime(). |
from_lsn
in startRead() to make progress, no less than stuck_lsn
.
|
pure virtual |
Attempts to read a batch of records.
The call either delivers 0 or more (up to nrecords
) data records, or one gap record.
The call returns when any of this is true:
nrecords
records have been delivereduntil
LSN for some log was reachedNote that even in the case of an infinite timeout, the call may deliver less than nrecords
data records when a gap is encountered. The next call to read() will deliver the gap.
Waiting will not be interrupted if a signal is delivered to the thread.
Example usage: std::vector<std::unique_ptr<DataRecord> > records; GapRecord gap; ssize_t nread = reader->read(100, &records, &gap); if (nread >= 0) { for (int i=0; i<nread; ++i) { // process *records[i] } } else { assert(err == E::GAP); // process gap }
| nrecords | limit on number of records to return data_out pointer to vector to append data records to gap_out pointer to a single GapRecord instance, populated when there is a gap in sequence numbers |
nrecords
), or -1 if there was a gap. If >= 0, that many data records were appended to the vector. If -1 then logdevice::err is set to E::GAP, and *gap_out is filled with information about the gap.
|
pure virtual |
Sets the limit on how long read() calls may wait for records to become available. A timeout of -1 means no limit (infinite timeout). A timeout of 0 means no waiting (nonblocking reads).
Default is no limit.
The maximum timeout is 2^31-1 milliseconds (about 24 days). If a timeout larger than that is passed in, it will be capped.
|
pure virtual |
Start reading a log. Similar to AsyncReader::startReading().
Any one log can only be read once by a single Reader. If this method is called for the same log multiple times, it restarts reading, optionally at a different point.
|
pure virtual |
Stop reading a log.
|
pure virtual |
If called, whenever read() can return some records but not the number requested by the caller, it will return the records instead of waiting for more.
Example:
|
pure virtual |
If called, data records read by this Reader will not include payloads.
This makes reading more efficient when payloads are not needed (they won't be transmitted over the network).
Only affects subsequent startReading() calls.


- saveAllHashesSimilaritiesAsCsv(Map<T, Map<T, Double>>, File) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
-
Writes a table showing the similarity between all the hashes in a map of identified Uniform
Fuzzy Hashes into a CSV file, overwriting it.
- saveAndLoadHashesAsTextTest() - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashesTest
-
Save and load hashes as text test.
- saveHashesToTextFile(Map<T, UniformFuzzyHash>, File, boolean) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
-
Writes a map of identified Uniform Fuzzy Hashes into a text file.
- saveHashToHashesSimilaritiesAsCsv(Map<T, Map<UniformFuzzyHash.SimilarityTypes, Double>>, File, int) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
-
Writes a table showing all the types of similarity between a Uniform Fuzzy Hash and a map of
identified Uniform Fuzzy Hashes into a CSV file, overwriting it.
- saveHashToTextFile(T, UniformFuzzyHash, File, boolean) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
-
Writes an identified Uniform Fuzzy Hash into a text file.
- similarities(UniformFuzzyHash) - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHash
-
Computes all the types of similarity between this Uniform Fuzzy Hash and another one.
- similaritiesBetweenAllDirectoryFilesTest() - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashesTest
-
Similarities between all directory files test.
- similaritiesBetweenFileAndDirectoryFilesTest() - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashesTest
-
Similarities between file and directory files test.
- similarity(UniformFuzzyHash) - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHash
-
Computes the similarity of this Uniform Fuzzy Hash to another one and returns it as a number
between 0 and 1.
- similarity(UniformFuzzyHash, UniformFuzzyHash.SimilarityTypes) - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHash
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Computes a type of similarity between this Uniform Fuzzy Hash and another one and returns it
as a number between 0 and 1.
- similarityTest() - Method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashTest
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Similarity test.
- sortMap(Map<T, S>, Map<T, ?>) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
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Sorts a map of identified objects by the order of another map.
- sortSimilarities(Map<T, Map<UniformFuzzyHash.SimilarityTypes, Double>>, UniformFuzzyHash.SimilarityTypes, boolean) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.UniformFuzzyHashes
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Sorts a map of identified similarities by a type of similarity.
- spaces(int) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.ToStringUtils
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- splitCsv(String) - Static method in class com.github.s3curitybug.similarityuniformfuzzyhash.ToStringUtils
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Splits a CSV into a list of strings.


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Technical Blog - Sprint 3
JavaScript, The DOM and DevTools
Q) An analogy to describe the differences between HTML and CSS
HTML is like a skeleton of the website and CSS is to make it look nicer.
Q) Explain control flow and loops using an example process from everyday life, for example 'waking up' or 'brushing your teeth'. (But not those ones).
Control flow is how the order of our daily life runs. For instance, waking up, having meals at a certain time and going to the toilet. Depending on a certain variable – such as how many drinks you have during the day, or meals, frequency of going to the bathroom may change but they usually have a certain order.
Loops is executed as long as condition is true. As long as you want to keep yourself clean, you would need to have a daily shower. Same goes to washing your hair.
Q) Describe what the DOM is and an example of how you might interact with it.
the Document Object Model (DOM) is a programming interface for HTML and XML documents. It represents the page so that programs can change the document structure, style, and content. The DOM represents the document as nodes and objects. That way, programming languages can connect to the page.
A Web page is a document. This document can be either displayed in the browser window or as the HTML source. But it is the same document in both cases. The Document Object Model (DOM) represents that same document so it can be manipulated. The DOM is an object-oriented representation of the web page, which can be modified with a scripting language such as JavaScript.
For example, the standard DOM specifies that the getElementsByTagName method in the code below must return a list of all the
elements in the document:
var paragraphs = document.getElementsByTagName("p");
// paragraphs[0] is the first p element
// paragraphs[1] is the second p element, etc.
alert(paragraphs[0].nodeName);
Q) Explain the difference between accessing data from arrays and objects.
You want to use arrays when order is the most important factor for organizing the information. For instance, books would have page orders which are important to follow. Page 1 of a book would be index 0 as Arrays are 0-indexed.
For Objects, data label is most important, where it is best when we want to oranise based on data labels. For example, when reading a newspaper, most of the time you flip onto a section that you are interested in, where the most relevant context is. Objects organise this info via key/value pairs = key: value.
If you want to access an economy section within a newspaper, you would use the key like this = newspaper [‘economy’] or newspaper.business.
Q) Explain what functions are and why they are useful.
A function is a JavaScript procedure—a set of statements that performs a task or calculates a value
A JavaScript function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task. A JavaScript function is executed when something invokes it (calls it).
A JavaScript function is defined with the function keyword, followed by a name, followed by parentheses ().
The code to be executed, by the function, is placed inside curly brackets: {}
function name(parameter1, parameter2, parameter3) {
// code to be executed
}
Function in JavaScript is useful as they alone play roles that other languages fulfill with multiple distinct features: procedures, methods, constructors and even classes and modules. Every one of this is covered by the versatility of functions.