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Headstart uses Sass to compile stylesheets, and forces next to no default styles into your workflow. With just a few easy to use mixins and functions you can make any kind of layout happen!
Great Sass comes with great responsibility. By separating the responsibility of your styles into named chunks, finding out where a certain style might be getting applied becomes a lot easier. This is the default setup that you'll find inside of the assets/sass
folder:
With the help of Autoprefixer you will never have to write a single prefix again. Ever! Generator functions are also a thing of the past. Start writing real CSS3.
Files that don't generate CSS on their own.
The global config file imports all mixins and functions to make them available for usage, and contains top-level variables:
$base-font-size
~ Defaults to 16px
, the de facto browser font size.$base-line-height
~ Defaults to 1.5
, a good starting point for readability.$total-columns
~ Defaults to 12
, which devides easily for 2-, 3- and 4-column layouts.$default-gutter-width
~ Defaults to 5%
and adds fluid spacing in between columns.$default-column-breakpoint
~ Defaults to 650px
and indicates which space will make columns start floating.$max-container-width
~ The maximum width a container can be, defaults to 1140px
.$min-page-padding
~ When the available space is less wide than the $max-container-width
, this is the amount of side-padding that will be added.This file defines project specific variables, such as colors, and the default font-stack:
$font-stack: Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Verdana, Roboto, sans-serif;
Some functions that are also used by included mixins:
strip($number)
~ Will string the unit from a passed value.em($target, $context: $base-font-size)
~ Generates em
values from a number. Supports negatives as well. The $context
variable is used as base value during calculations.rem($target)
~ Generates rem
values with px
fallbacks from a number. Also supports negatives.tint($color, $percent)
~ Will lighten a color with a percentage of white.darken($color, $percent)
~ Will darken a color with a percentage of black.A collection of silent classes that make it easy to keep your stylesheets DRY:
%is-hidden
~ Visually hide an element. Handy for image replacements.%is-bold
%is-underlined
%is-italic
%is-uppercase
%is-smallcaps
%is-cf
~ Clears floats.%is-vertical-aligned
~ Alignes stuff vertically in its parent.To use these in your HTML, you can extend from them, for example:
.capslock { @extend %is-uppercase; }
It is still advised to use
for bold and
for italic.
Libraries go in here, and can be imported in the _config_global.scss
.
A few examples:
Note: These haven't been tested yet. Please file an issue on Github if things break.
The default mixins provide core functionalites such as the grid-system, media queries, etc. The Gzipping—enabled by the .htaccess
file—will cache and strip out strings with multiple occurences, so file size is never an issue.
Simply imports all the other mixins. It is imported itself into _config_global.scss
.
A mixin to make baseline alignment easier to implement. Works great together with the Basehold.it stylesheet.
The grid module allows you to easily make auto-collapsing columns:
section {
/* Make the parent clearfix */
@extend %is-cf;
}
/*
column(
$columns, // How many columns to span
$end: false, // Is it the end of a row
$break: $default-column-breakpoint, // Where it collapses
$context: $total-columns // The context
)
*/
aside {
/* Make it float left and take up 4 out of 12 columns */
@include column(4);
}
article {
/* Make it close the row by floating right
and taking in the remaining 8 columns */
@include column(8, true);
}
A column starts being a column when the available width is at least the defined $break
, which defaults to $default-column-breakpoint
or 650px
(as defined in the base files).
You can also have multiple column settings by wrapping the column includes in media queries (more on those in the next chapter). As long as the defined breakpoint is larger than the column breakpoint, the media-queries will delay it from floating. This is some example code that is used on the homepage:
div {
/* Setup a 2 column layout up to 1049px */
@include media-max(1049px)
{
/* Odd columns (1,3,5,...) will float left */
&:nth-child(odd) { @include column(6); }
/* Even columns (2,4,6,...) will float right */
&:nth-child(even) { @include column(6,true); }
/* First two blocks push down */
&:nth-child(-n + 2) { @include rem(margin-bottom, 50); }
}
/* Set up a 4 column layout */
/* Starting at 1050px */
@include media-min(1050px)
{
/* All but the last column float left */
&:not(:last-child) { @include column(3); }
/* Last column floats right */
&:last-child { @include column(3,true); }
}
}
If you want to stray from the $default-column-breakpoint
, you can use the $break
parameter of the mixin to define a custom one:
/* The default value of 650px will be dropped in favour of 800px */
div { @include column(6, false, 800px); }
Headstart comes with 4 media query mixins that make it a painless process to tie styles to certain dimensions.
/* Un until given value */
@include media-max($value) {
/* ... */
}
/* Starting from given value */
@include media-min($value) {
/* ... */
}
/* Between given min and max */
@include media-min-max($valueMin, $valueMax) {
/* ... */
}
/* On retina screens */
@include highres() {
...
}
em
s.$query
parameter that defaults to 'screen'
.Not to be confused with the likewise named function, this mixin outputs rem
values with pixel fallbacks for a given property. Great for paddings and margins!
/* For example, using: */
div {
@include rem(margin-top, 20);
@include rem(padding, 10, 20, 10, 30);
}
/* Will result in */
div {
margin-top: 20px;
margin-top: 1.25rem;
padding: 10px 20px 10px 30px;
padding: 0.625rem 1.25rem 0.625rem 1.875rem;
}
CSS triangles, we all love them, but setting them up isn't really straightforward. This mixin makes it easier.
/* triangle($width: 10px, $height: 10px, $direction: up, $color: red) */
.tooltip:before {
content: '';
display: block;
@include triangle(15px, 10px, down, #fff);
/* ... */
}
Modules are grouped chunks of styles that are separated to lighten your main files.
Everything button goes in here. The placeholder class %button
normalizes some default properties of the most commonly used button-elements, such as
or <button></button>
. This is an example of how a stroked button class %button--stroked
could be defined:
/* For usage in HTML, you can use a regular class,
or extend a regular class from this placeholder */
%button--stroked {
@extend %button;
border: 1px solid #000;
}
/* Somewhere in your main styles */
.contact-submit-button {
@extend %button--stroked;
}
Containers are centered blocks with a maximum width. When the available width is less than their defined maximum, they get padded on both sides. Images inside of these type of blocks are made fluid by default so they scale along beautifully. Extend your selectors from the placeholder as following:
/* This could be any class */
.header__container {
@extend %container;
}
A place to put your @font-face
configuration.
All form related styles go in here. Normalizes some default styles for forms elements.
This is simply the Normalize.css library.
The print module is limited to just a few styles that will improve the printing "experience" of your website, eg. making all the text black, removing background-images and shadows, etc. This file is imported into the main stylesheet to prevent an extra GET request.
This module makes it easy to add reporting paragraphs and lists.
Add a info-block with the class .report--info
.
Add a warning-block with the class .report--warning
.
Add a success-block with the class .report--success
.
.report--error
class.Everything text-related is contained in this module:
The vendor
folder is where you can put the stylesheets that sometimes come with plugins. SCSS stylesheets support regular CSS as well, so just change the .css
extension to .scss
and you're ready to start @import
ing them.
This stylesheet gets included every page. The styles of, for example, a
, <menu>
or
are best defined here. If you plan on using modules, this is also the best place to import them.
When working on a large scale project, somes styles will be limited to individual pages. This is when the view-specific files come in handy, as they will lighten up the main stylesheet and thus speed up the individual pages of your website.
There is an example file included for the index page. To use it, remove the leading underscore from its filename.
If you need to use CSS hacks for older IE browser, you can put them in the ie.scss
file. To use it, remove the leading underscore from its filename, and enable the conditional comments in the header layout:
templates/layout/header.html
:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/css/ie.min.css">


Technical Changes in TUA Spartacus 2.0
Note: Spartacus 3.x is no longer maintained. Please upgrade to the latest version.
Note: Spartacus 3.x was tested with SAP Commerce Cloud versions 1905 to 2105. Spartacus 3.x has not been verified to work with (and is not guaranteed to work with) SAP Commerce Cloud 2211 or later releases.
Table of Contents
- Components and Methods-related Changes Introduced in 2.0
- Updated Components
- TmaProductSummaryComponent
- TmaProductDetailsTabComponent
- TmaProductListItemComponent
- TmaProductGridItemComponent
- TmaUsageChargeComponent
- TmaOneTimeChargeComponent
- TmaRecurringChargeComponent
- CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
- CartItemRecurringChargeComponent
- CartItemUsageChargeComponent
- TmaCartItemComponent
- TmaAddedToCartDialogComponent
- TmfProductComponent
- TmaGuidedSellingProductGridItemComponent
- TmaGuidedSellingProductListItemComponent
- TmaGuidedSellingCurrentSelectionComponent
- TmaGuidedSellingAddedToCartDialogComponent
- JourneyChecklistStepComponent
- JourneyChecklistAppointmentComponent
- AppointmentComponent
- TmaCartItemListComponent
- TmaAddToCartComponent
- New Components
- Removed Components
Components and Methods-related Changes Introduced in 2.0
TmaCartPriceService
Remove Method
| Method Name | Description |
|---|---|
| getMaximumTierEnd | Returns the maximum tier ending for the provided prices |
New Method
| Method Name | Description |
|---|---|
| calculatePrice | Returns the final price after applying alterations (TmaPrice has one time $10, and has alterations of $2, so the final price is $8) |
| calculateTotalDiscount | Returns the total discount applied on a price (OriginalPrice is 10, and has discountedPrice is 8, so total discount available is 2) |
| computePayOnCheckoutDiscount | Returns the price discount applied on payOncheckout charge |
| flattenPriceTreeWithDiscount | Transforms the price and price alteration composite structure to a simplified array of prices with alterations |
| getCycledPriceAlterations | Returns a list of all alternations for a charge, if any alternation has a cycle attached |
| getFormattedPrice | Returns the formatted form of the price provided (as $ 15.00) currency is appended |
TmaPriceService
Remove Methods
| Method Name | Description |
|---|---|
| getAverageCostPerMonth | Returns the average cost per month based on the consumption and term provided |
| getAverageCostPerYear | Returns the average cost per year based on the consumption and term provided |
| getEachRespectiveTierUsagePrices | Returns a list that contains only the each respective tier usage charges |
| getFormattedContractTerm | Returns the formatted form of the contract term provided |
| getHighestApplicableTierUsagePrices | Returns a list that contains only the highest respective tier usage charges |
| getMaximumTierEnd | Returns the highest tier end for the prices provided |
| getMinimumPrice | Returns the minimum price of a product |
| getNotApplicableUsagePrices | Returns a list that contains only the per unit usage charges, which do not have a usageType defined |
| getUsageUnits | Returns the usage units for the product provided |
| getVolumeUsagePrices | Returns a list that contains only the volume usage charges |
New Method
| Method Name | Description |
|---|---|
| calculatePrice | Returns the cumulative sum of prices after alternations |
| calculateTotalDiscount | Return the total discount applied on a price (OriginalPrice is 10, and discountedPrice is 8, so total discount available is 2) |
| getCycledPriceAlterations | Returns a list of all alternations for a price, if any alternation has a cycle attached |
| getDiscounts | Returns a list of discount charges for product offering prices |
| getHighestPriorityPriceForSPO | Returns the highest priority price of an SPO product |
| getUsagePrices | Returns a list that contains usage product offering prices |
| sumOfCharges | Returns the sum of the charges with discounts filtered out |
Updated Components
TmaProductSummaryComponent
This component extends the ProductSummaryComponent
to display information about the prices of the product offering in the Product Details Page (PDP). It displays the price charges. For more information, see TmaPriceDisplayComponent
.
Note: If a product offering has multiple prices, highest priority pricing is used to determine the price.
TmaProductDetailsTabComponent
This component extends the ProductDetailsTabComponent
to display detailed prices of the product offering in the Product Details tab of the Product Details Page (PDP). The followings information is displayed:
- Contract Duration:
<contract term name>
For example, Contract Duration: 12 Months - monthly billing.
Note: If a product offering does not have a contract term, recurring prices, or usage charges, this section will not be displayed. No charges will be shown in this component. All product charges are shown in a price tree in the product summary component.
TmaProductListItemComponent
This component extends the ProductListItemComponent
to display information about the prices of the product offering in the Product Grid Item
page. It displays the price charges. For more information, see TmaPriceDisplayComponent
.
TmaProductGridItemComponent
This component extends the ProductGridItemComponent
to display information about the prices of the product offering in the Product Grid Item
page. It displays the price charges. For more information, see TmaPriceDisplayComponent
.
TmaUsageChargeComponent
This component displays the usage charge details in the product pages in the following format:
<value><currency>/<usageUnit> for <cycle start> to <cycle end> <usageUnit>
For example, Inside “Per Minutes Charges (Charged By Each Respective Tier)” TmaPriceDisplayComponent, Usage Charge as 0.08 $ /minute for 1 to 100 minute for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
TmaOneTimeChargeComponent
This component displays the one time charges in the product pages in the following format:
<value><currency> <billingEvent>
For example, Inside “Activation Charges” TmaPriceDisplayComponent, One Time Charge as 50.0 $ On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
TmaRecurringChargeComponent
This component displays the recurring charges in the product pages in the following format:
<value><currency> <billingEvent>
For example, Inside “Service Charges” TmaPriceDisplayComponent, Recurring Charges as 50.0 $ monthly for the signatureUnlimitedPlan product.
CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
This component displays one time charges on the cart item in the following format:
<value><currency> <billingEvent>
For example, one time charge of 50.0 $ On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
CartItemRecurringChargeComponent
This component displays the recurring charges on the cart item in the following format:
<value><currency> <billingEvent>
For example, recurring charges of 50.0 $ monthly for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
CartItemUsageChargeComponent
This component displays the usages charges on the cart item in the following format:
<value><currency> /<usageUnit> for <cycle start> to <cycle end> <usageUnit>
For example, usage charge of 0.08 $ /minute for 1 to 100 minute for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
TmaCartItemComponent
This component displays the details of the cart items in the following format:
<discounted value>
For example, $50 $32 for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
The component is updated to show pay now prices with alterations if applicable and it has modified the display of the appointment details to move at the cart entry level. For more information, see TmaCartItemListComponent
.
TmaAddedToCartDialogComponent
This component is added to the cart dialog to show the entries added to the cart. It is updated to show the formatted “pay now” price of the cart for composite pricing and to include the AppointmentDetailsComponent
in the Add to Cart
dialog.
TmfProductComponent
This component displays the prices of the subscription order. It is updated to include the TmaCartItemPriceDisplayComponent
.
TmaGuidedSellingProductGridItemComponent
This component displays product details in a grid. It is updated to include price display component. The followings is displayed: Price Charges. For more information, see TmaPriceDisplayComponent
.
TmaGuidedSellingProductListItemComponent
This component that displays product details in a list. It is updated to include price display component. The followings is displayed: Price Charges. For more information, see TmaPriceDisplayComponent
.
TmaGuidedSellingCurrentSelectionComponent
This component displays the Add to Cart button for a BPO, which calls the checklist action and opens the checklist action stepper if any checklist actions for the Appointment or the Installation Address are present. If multiple products require Installation Address and/or Appointment, the user is prompted to provide one-time information, so that the same information is copied for similar other products, which require Installation Address and/or Appointment.
TmaGuidedSellingAddedToCartDialogComponent
The guided selling is added to the cart dialog to show the entries added to the cart. It is updated to show the formatted “pay now” price of the cart for composite pricing. The component is updated to display the AppointmentDetailsComponent
. For more information, see AppointmentDetailsComponent
.
JourneyChecklistStepComponent
This component is updated to include:
- The
JourneyChecklistInstallationAddressComponent
. - The Next Button To save the address in the address book of the user and navigate to the next step, which can be either Add to Cart or the selecting an appointment.
JourneyChecklistAppointmentComponent
This component displays the available time slots to the customer.
- The Please Call to Schedule option is selected by default.
- The other values are in the following format: Month Date, Year Time (AM/PM). For example, Sept 9,2020 12:00 PM.
AppointmentComponent
This component displays the displays the appointment details in the order page, order-history page, cart summary page, and on the cart pop-up in the following format:
Appointment: Month Date, Year Time (AM/PM)
For example: Appointment: Sept 9,2020 12:00 PM or Appointment: Please Call to Schedule.
Contract Duration: The contract duration is displayed in the “Appointment: Month Date, Year Time (AM/PM)” format. For example, Appointment: Sept 9,2020 12:00 PM or Appointment: Please Call to Schedule.
TmaCartItemListComponent
This component is updated to include the AppointmentDetailsComponent
on the cart entry level.
- For SPO, it displays at the Cart or the Order Entry Level.
- For BPO, it displays at the BPO level.
TmaAddToCartComponent
This component displays the **Add to Cart” button, which is enhanced to call checklist actions, and open checklist action stepper if any checklist actions for the Appointment or the Installation Address are present.
New Components
TmaPriceDisplayComponent
This component displays prices in the product pages. It includes subsequent product charge types components in the following format:
<POP Name> (In Case No <UsageType>) is present
For example, Activation Charges for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
<POP Name> (Charged By <UsageType> if UsageType is present)
For example, Per MB charges (charged by highest applicable tier) for the signatureUnlimitedPlan product.
It displays all the usage charges, such as:
- one time charges. For more information, see
TmaOneTimeChargeComponent
. - recurring charges. For more information, see
TmaRecurringChargeComponent
. - usage charges. For more information, see
TmaUsageChargeComponent
. - alteration charges. For more information, see
TmaAlterationDetailsComponent
.
TmaAlterationDetailsComponent
This component displays alteration charges in the product pages in the following format:
-<value><currency> OFF <billingEvent> : Without Cycle
For example, A-10.0 $ OFF On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan or -20.0 % OFF On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
-<value><currency> OFF <billingEvent> for <cycle start> to <cycle end>: With Cycle
For example, -10.0 $ OFF monthly for 1 to 6 for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
TmaCartitemPriceDisplayComponent
This component displays prices on the cart. It includes subsequent cart charge types components, such as Hierarchical Price in case:
No (<UsageType>) is present
For example, Hierarchical Price for the product signatureUnlimitedPlan if added in the Cart Hierarchical Price:
(Charged By <UsageType>) if UsageType is present
For Example: Hierarchical Price (Charged By Each Respective Tier) for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan if Added in Cart.
It displays all usage charges for:
- one time charges. For more information,
CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
. - recurring charges. For more information,
CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
. - usage charges. For more information,
CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
. - alteration charges. For more information,
CartItemOneTimeChargeComponent
.
CartItemAlterationsDetailsComponent
This component displays alteration charges on the cart pages in the following format:
-<value><currency> OFF <billingEvent> : Without Cycle
For example: -10.0 $ OFF On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan or -20.0 % OFF On Checkout for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
-<value><currency> OFF <billingEvent> for <cycle start> to <cycle end>: With Cycle
For example: -10.0 $ OFF monthly for 1 to 6 for Product signatureUnlimitedPlan.
JourneyChecklistInstallationAddressComponent
This component wraps the TmaAddressFormComponent
for the checklist pertaining to the installation address. It is intended for populating the address while editing.
InstallationAddressComponent
This component displays the installation address details in the Order page, Order History page, Cart summary, and Cart pop-up. The “Installation Address” details contains: Building Number, Street Name, City, State or Province (Optional), Country, and Postal Code.
AppointmentDetailsComponent
This component is a wrapper for the AppointmentComponent
and InstallationAddressComponent
. It is responsible for editing an appointment, hence has an Edit icon.
TmaAddressFormComponent
This components is used for populating address details, such as House/Building Number, Street, Apartment/Unit/Suite(Optional), City, Country, State/Province (appears only if the country is United States), and Zip/Postal code.
Removed Components
- TmaProductFacetNavigationComponent
- TmaVolumeChargeComponent
- TmaPerUnitChargeCo
For more information, see Updating to Version 2.0.


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PSALMS 46
A psalm written by one of the descendants of Korah for the choir director.
1 God is the one who protects us and causes us to be strong;
he is always ready to help us when we have troubles.
2 So, even if the earth shakes,
we will not be afraid.
Even if the mountains fall into the middle of the sea,
3 and if the water in the sea roars and foams,
and if the hills shake violently,
we will not be afraid!
4 Blessings that come from God are like a river that makes everyone in the city joyful, there where we worship him.
It is the city where the temple of God, who is greater than any other god, exists.
5 God is in this city, and it will never be destroyed;
he will come to help the people in that city at dawn every day.
6 Sometimes the people of many nations are terrified;
kingdoms are overthrown;
God speaks loudly like thunder,
and the earth melts.
7 But Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, is with us;
the God whom Jacob worshiped is our refuge.
8 Come and see the things that Yahweh does!

People of all nations will honor me.
People all over the earth will honor me."
11 So never forget that Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, is with us;
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The ConcurrentPriorityQueue class is a thread-safe generic priority queue using a binary heap for sorting elements by priority. The underlying binary heap uses a min-heap property, therefore the element with the highest priority will always be dequeued first.
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| void | Add (PriorityValuePair< T > element) |
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| | Copies the elements of the priority queue to an Array, starting at a particular index. This method does not guarantee that elements will be copied in the sorted order. More...
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The ConcurrentPriorityQueue class is a thread-safe generic priority queue using a binary heap for sorting elements by priority. The underlying binary heap uses a min-heap property, therefore the element with the highest priority will always be dequeued first.
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Create a new priority queue with the given initial size of the heap implementing it internally.
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Enqueues a PriorityValuePair as a new element into the queue.
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| void Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Clear |
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Clears the queue of all elements.
| bool Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Contains |
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Returns whether or not the queue contains the given PriorityValuePair element.
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true
if item is found in the queue; otherwise, false
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| void Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.CopyTo |
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Copies the elements of the priority queue to an Array, starting at a particular index. This method does not guarantee that elements will be copied in the sorted order.
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| arrayIndex | The zero-based index in array at which copying begins. |
| PriorityValuePair<T> Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Dequeue |
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Dequeues the element with the highest priority and returns it.
- Returns
- A PriorityValuePair where the key is set to the priority of the dequeued element and the value is set to the value of the dequeued element.
| float Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.DequeuePriority |
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Dequeues the element with the highest priority and returns its priority.
- Returns
- The priority of the dequeued element.
| T Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.DequeueValue |
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Dequeues the element with the highest priority and returns its value.
- Returns
- The value of the dequeued element.
| void Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Enqueue |
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PriorityValuePair< T > |
element | ) |
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Enqueues an existing PriorityValuePair element into the priority queue.
- Parameters
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| void Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Enqueue |
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Enqueues an element into the priority queue.
- Parameters
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| value | A generically-typed object. |
| IEnumerator< PriorityValuePair<T> > Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.GetEnumerator |
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Returns an enumerator that iterates through the queue's elements. This enumerator is not guaranteed to iterate through elements in sorted order.
- Returns
- An generic enumerator of the queue's contents.
| PriorityValuePair<T> Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Peek |
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Returns the element with the highest priority, but doesn't remove it from the queue.
- Returns
- A PriorityValuePair where the key is set to the priority of the dequeued element and the value is set to the data/value of the dequeued element.
| float Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.PeekPriority |
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Returns the priority of the element with the highest priority, but doesn't remove the element from the queue.
- Returns
- The priority of the PriorityValuePair at the front of the queue.
| T Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.PeekValue |
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Returns the value of the element with the highest priority, but doesn't remove the element from the queue.
- Returns
- The value of the PriorityValuePair at the front of the queue.
| bool Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Remove |
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PriorityValuePair< T > |
element | ) |
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Removes the first occurrence of the given PriorityValuePair element within the queue.
- Parameters
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| item | The PriorityValuePair element to remove from the queue. |
- Returns
true
if item was successfully removed from the priority queue. This method returns false if item is not found in the collection.
| int Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Capacity |
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get |
Returns the number of elements the queue can hold without auto-resizing.
| int Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.Count |
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Return the number of elements in the queue.
| bool Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.IsEmpty |
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Returns whether or not the queue is empty.
| bool Axon.Collections.ConcurrentPriorityQueue< T >.IsReadOnly |
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Returns whether or not the collection is read-only. For a priority queue this property returns false
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Installation Notes
The official software archive is shipped with a install wizard named »setup.tcl« (if you want or need to install manually instead, there is a manual at the bottom of this file). But:
Executing Tcl programs is quite simple then - basic syntax: »interpreter scriptname«. The interpreter name is the executable from your Tcl/Tk installation »tclsh« (name often followed by version number) - or former »wish«, which may still be the the only choice on some installations. The script names in this package are »setup.tcl« for the install wizard, and »tkwice.tcl« for TkWiCe. Example: /path/to/tclsh8.6 /path/to/setup.tcl But: Most users mustn't know anything about how to execute Tcl scripts. Just executing »setup.tcl« or »tkwice.tcl« will call the interpreter automatically - and if not, most desktops will ask with what to open such »*.tcl« files in future by default. Tcl/TkTo run TkWice - and even to execute »setup.tcl« - you need Tcl/Tk (recommended version 8.6 - 8.5 should work, too) already installed on your computer. On Unix / Linux it should be shipped with your operating system (in fact only Windows users need to get Tcl/Tk extra for sure); Otherwise you can get it for example from: Choose on the website "Language Distributions -- ActiveTcl -- Get ActiveTCL - Download". Note that the register formular there is optional. It's free software. Also note that the binaries from www.activestate.com aren't artists of file sizes, but they work. Alternative you may get a (binary) Tcl/Tk distribution from: If you're a computer expert you may want source to compile instead of the above binaries; In that case visit https://www.tcl-lang.org/, the home of Tcl/Tk. Their separate Tcl and Tk package is much smaller - and will work, too. Indeed this is absolutely unusable for average users. And you have for sure to take into account the graphic extensions manually, too. tkImg ExtensionNote: tkImg is not absolutely necessary to use TkWiCe! And: You can ignore this chapter, if
In any other cases please take sure that the »tkImg« extension to Tcl/Tk is installed. Most users may get it automatically with installing Tcl/Tk, but if not: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tkimg/ On unix-like distributions there should be a package named libimg, imglib, tklib, libtk, tkimg, imgtk or similar providing this software. It is nearly unthinkable that you've got to install it on your own. And you can add this extension anytime after installing TkWiCe - your wine cellar software will use it as soon as found. Note that this extension is no dependency for the photo feature - it is optional. But if you use the photo feature without tkImg, your database size will explode (factor 6), your images will be reduced to a lower color palette, and speed will slow down. But everything works without it, too. ImageMagickNote: ImageMagick is not absolutely necessary to use TkWiCe! By default TkWiCe crops photos to 500x300 pixel. On unix operating systems the ImageMagick tools are used to scale them to the right size first, but of course this will only be done if installed. Most distributions will provide ImageMagick, but if you need to get it elsewhere: DeinstallationIn fact the install wizard performs only some stupid copy actions, so you can safely delete the software again. (If you don't know anymore where the corresponding files are, just start the program and look to the bottom lines of the window - it tells you where the program, and where the database is stored. If that is somehow impossible, scan your disk for the program name ...) This software won't make or leave any entry in a registry or similar; None conscientiously written end-user software (!) needs such questionably things. Installation By HandEverything from here on is only relevant if you do not use the install wizard! Nevertheless, Tcl/Tk is of course still needed. Move DirectoryYou ca run TkWiCe right where it is, but in most cases you may want to move the program directory »source« somewhere you want it. By doing this you could rename it, too. For example:
If your in front of a operating system with file permissions, check them. If that sounds strange to you, you might not work on such a system (or there is no need for a user separation on your computer) - forget it. Run ItExecute »tkwice.tcl«; The syntax may differ from operating system and installation ... some examples:
(On some installations you may use the former »wish« instead of the newly recommended »tclsh«.) On most systems a double mouse click on »tkwice.tcl« will exectute the right syntax. The basic thing behind the call is to start the interpreter "tclsh" by telling about the script »tkwice.tcl«. If this works you might want a little more comfort: ComfortOptionally:
Optionally you can define an icon. There are several included:
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Result: DeAndre Hopkins stars as Houston Texans edge out Indianapolis Colts
DeAndre Hopkins hauled in two touchdown passes as Houston Texans edged out Indianapolis Colts 20-17 to move into first place in the AFC South on Thursday night.
Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson found Hopkins with touchdown passes of 35 and 30 yards as Houston engineered a come-from-behind win to move to 7-4.
Colts running back Jonathan Williams ran in from 13 yards to score Indianapolis' second rushing touchdown of the night and put them 17-10 up midway through the third quarter.
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As if the AirPods Pro weren’t pricey enough, Russian luxury brand Caviar just launched a special Gold Edition of the true wireless stereo earphones by Apple.
The AirPods Pro Gold Edition come with the charging case and earphones completely made from a piece of 750 hallmark gold (or 18 carat). To make things even more pricier, the company announced that there will be a single unit of the accessory for the entire world.
Apple AirPods Pro Gold Edition by Caviar Launched at $67790
Going back to the hardware itself, the special edition AirPods Pro are heavier than the original. That’s obviously due to the use of a chunk of gold instead of the lighter plastic. So they probably won’t be as comfortable as the real ones, but does that even matter?
Cabiar’s brand representative himself admits that:
Even more often, we notice that wealthy people strive to underline their status with luxurious accessories. Limitedness, precious materials, jewelry elements receive a special popularity. The concept of gold body was born like lightning, because to stand out from the large community of the lovers of technics with an apple logo, one really needs to try hard. We’re sure that the gold edition of Airpods Pro will find its owner and will delight not only with its quality sound, but also wit extraordinary, limited luxuryCaviar
Aside from the massive amount of gold in the earphones, the rest of the specs stay the same. This means we find an H1 chip, which can achieve up to 5 hours of battery life. While the companion charging box can brig up to 24 hours of additional listening time. There’s also active noise reduction and a feature that helps users find the best fit to their ears through software. This works by using the integrated microphones on the inside and outside of the product.
Finally, the Apple AirPods Pro Gold Edition by Caviar will go on sale for a whopping $67790. But hey, at least shipping is free!


Many other documents in this repository are dedicated to defining what Twisted is. Here, I will attempt to explain not what Twisted is, but what it should be, once I've met my goals with it.
First, Twisted should be fun. It began as a game, it is being used commercially in games, and it will be, I hope, an interactive and entertaining experience for the end-user.
Twisted is a platform for developing internet applications. While python, by itself, is a very powerful language, there are many facilities it lacks which other languages have spent great attention to adding. It can do this now; Twisted is a good (if somewhat idiosyncratic) pure-python framework or library, depending on how you treat it, and it continues to improve.
As a platform, Twisted should be focused on integration. Ideally, all functionality will be accessible through all protocols. Failing that, all functionality should be configurable through at least one protocol, with a seamless and consistent user-interface. The next phase of development will be focusing strongly on a configuration system which will unify many disparate pieces of the current infrastructure, and allow them to be tacked together by a non-programmer.


Top Teams in League of Legends Esports
The teams below are the top 3 teams in each of their respective region as of last season (Spring 2020)
Fun Plus Phoenix from LPL
Invictus Gaming from LPL
JD Gaming from LPL
T1(SKT T1) from LCK
Gen.G from LCK
DragonX from LCK
G2 from LEC
Fnatic from LEC
MAD Lions from LEC
Cloud 9 from LCS
FlyQuest from LCS
Evil Geniuses from LCS
Fun Plus Phoenix
FPX won the 2019 World Championship.
They have won their regional title once.
FunPlus Phoenix's Current Roster
Invictus Gaming
iG won the 2018 World Championship.
They have won their regional title once.
Invictus Gaming's Curent Roster.
JD Gaming
JD Gaming have not been to any major international events.
They have won their regional title once.
JD Gaming's Current Roster.
SK Telecom T1
SKT has won the World Championship a total of 3 times alongside 2 MSI wins.
They have won their regional title 8 times. These titles also makes this team one of the most feared to play against internationally.
T1's Current Roster.
Gen.G
Gen.G have been to one Worlds event where they placed 13-16th.
They haven't won any regional playoffs.
Gen.G's Current Roster.
DragonX
DragonX haven't gone to any International events.
they haven't won any of their regional playoffs either.
DragonX's Current Roster
G2 Esports
G2 Have gone to 4 World events, most notably 2018 and 2019 where they placed 3rd/4th in 2018 and 2nd in 2019.
G2 went to MSI 2019 and won the event.
Other than that they have a total of 7 regional
titles. They have won almost every season since they joined the EU LCS(LEC before it got rebranded).
G2 Spring 2020 Roster, Note that Perkz & Caps are going to swap roles in Summer 2020.
Fnatic
Fnatic have went to 7 World events and won the very first event in season 1.
Fnatic went to two
MSI events, but without any success.
Fnatic was one of the first teams to play in the EU LCS which has also lead to their 7 regional titles.
Fnatic's Current Roster.
MAD Lions
MAD Lions is a fairly new team, but branded off the old Splyce, which went to 2019 Worlds, and got to top 8.
Neither MAD Lions or Splyce have won any regional titles yet, however in the spring 2020 season MAD, looked like a very strong contender.
MAD Lions Current Roster. Humanoid is the only member left from the old Splyce.
Cloud 9
Cloud 9 have gone to 6 world tournaments with their best result in 2018 where they placed in top 4.
In regional play they have got a total of 3 titles.
Cloud 9's Current Roster.
FlyQuest
FlyQuest have not gone to any international event nor won any regional titles yet.
FlyQuest's Current Roster.
Evil Geniuses
Evil Geniuses have not gone to any international event nor won any regional titles yet.
Evil Geniuses's Current Roster.


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Uses
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Warnings
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When using this product
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Stop use and ask a doctor if
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[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> Mining it is a way more moral than stealing it...
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> stealing is a subjective term
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> @Pepin the Healer As far as potential lawsuits, we good since we kept the original chain. The new chain should be a seen as a favor to the community and 'we random airdrop to old users'. No obligation to return any funds but I don't like people losing there funds also.
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> was talking from the perspective of topia/liquidators
they cannot sell what is not theirs
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> for hush, that's also very literal
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> @Pepin the Healer from MtGox we seen how that played out.
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> pirl is doing a fork to prevent dumps. others are taking no action
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> fun fact - to dump ANY of the other alts they'd have to pay contractors to update wallets
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> if we just get the balance and user email address I think it will be the best. We create a temp site that users can go claim there coin to the new address. We email them a somerandom key phase and they sign the message with that and release the funds to them.
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> It still comes back to a single question:
Where do you draw the line?
1 HUSH? 1000 HUSH? 100000 HUSH?
1 user impacted? 10 users impacted? 10000 users impacted?
Does the 3rd party that physically possessed the key always get shorted?
(edited)
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> most of the alts on there took such a hit that dumping at these prices wouldn't even reimburse the contractors in question
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> I think it was 650000
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> 70% of coin x might blast through whatever thin orders exist on another exchange and put them straight to 1 sat
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> If the theory is to take possession of the coinage to make someone whole, then the only remedy is to return the coinage to topia
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> 650 000 x 2000 sats auction = 13BTC =1 great exchange, 2 good exchange and lot small exchanges.
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> wrong
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> who wrong about what?
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> dump that into any exchange and welcome to 1 sat
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> hard to liquidate
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> through mining you can control the timing
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> @Pepin the Healer I meant auction where people can buy it at minimum of 2000 sats! Like a ICO in a way that will fund exchanges or the development.
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> if we just get the balance and user email address I think it will be the best.
Given current situation, is topia even legally allowed to disclose such info?
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> if you can find someone to buy 12% of the mcap for a higher price than listed...
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> There has been a lot of good discussion, it's nice to see
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> This is healthy and necessary
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> some new options have been proposed, such as mining. It's very interesting to consider all proposals and see how each one benefits different people in different ways and has issues
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> Mining is an interesting option, but my guess is that most people who lost funds on Cryptopia were not miners
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> I have no data to back this up, but my guess is <10% of Hush accounts on cryptopia were miners. Does that seem reasonable?
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> given the situation, putting it everything into the/a treasury is probably the best option
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> @Pepin the Healer Agreed, giving the coin to topia will set the market to 1 sats or they will dump slowly and the users will only get paid after 10 years. liquidation they need to convert all coins to a single value and payout based on that value.
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> I remember people still mining to topia after the attack...
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> lol
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> @ComputerGenie - ChickenPool protocol wise the hacker has all his coins on the old chain
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> and none on the new one
[dscrd-hush] <Pepin the Healer> based hush3
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> whatever sin it is to not issue the hacker coins on the new chain has already been committed
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> so our hands our clean of that sin
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> my secondary issue with mining (and I say this as a miner) is that it unfairly enriches those that mine during that period (unless subdivided out as long as there are rewards)
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> a total of 417,817.51 HUSH was stolen from Cryptopia by the 51% attacker
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> now, that the sin is behind us, the question i think is what is best for HUSH(3) community
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> protocol wise the hacker has all his coins on the old chain
I get that, which is why my "fallback" position is that the coinage belongs to topia
[dscrd-hush] <JWolf (WW Clan leader)> or burn it...
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> I suggest simply giving everybody that makes a claim a flat amount, so we estimate the number of people and allocate some decent percentage of coins for this. then use the rest for promotions that are easy to do
[dscrd-hush] <ComputerGenie - ChickenPool> claims 20k
[dscrd-hush] <ITM> @ComputerGenie - ChickenPool it does add security(Higher difficulty) more exposure to new miners and pools.
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> everyone will get the same amount
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> and it cant be any 20k
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> likely the average amount on topia was much less
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> so whatever that average amount is
[dscrd-hush] <jl777c> some who didnt have any on topia will get some free coins, but much worse things have happened


bool ob_end_flush ( void )
This function will send the contents of the topmost output buffer (if any) and turn this output buffer off. If you want to further process the buffer's contents you have to call ob_get_contents() before ob_end_flush() as the buffer contents are discarded after ob_end_flush() is called. Note: This function is similar to ob_get_flush(), except that ob_get_flush() returns the buffer as a string.
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure. Reasons for failure are first that you called the function without an active buffer or that for some reason a buffer could not be deleted (possible for special buffer).


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Root package for all executable CSB client programs.
There are roughly three types of CSB apps:
The main design goal of this framework is to provide a way for writing executable code with minimal effort, without the hassle of repeating yourself over and over again. Creating a professional-grade CLI, validating and consuming the command line arguments is therefore really straightforward. On the other hand, one frequently feels the need to reuse some apps or their components in other apps. For such reasons, a CSB Application is just a regular, importable python object, which never communicates directly with the command line interface or calls sys.exit(). The app's associated AppRunner will take care of those things.
Follow these simple steps to write a new CSB app:
csb.apps
package.
args
and eventually call
YourApp.exit()
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if __name__ == '__main__': MyAppRunner().run()
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- Bond with fellow club members during the car trip!
- Bond with your team and compete against others in the fierce Savanna Showdown!
- Eat three delicious meals a day with complimentary drinks and desserts!
- Experience what the wilderness is like in the great outdoors of Sonora!
- Showcase your Circle K spirit at upbeat general sessions with hundreds of other members (and lose your voice in the process).
- Experience PLUR at its finest!
- Dance the night away with one of the top DJs in CNH!
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In each cell the number on the left indicates points for YOU and the number on the right indicates points for Player B.
For example, upper right cell contains {{Constants.firm_fully_comply|c}} for YOU and {{Constants.insp_FN|c}} for Player B.
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| You | {{ Constants.firm_fully_comply}}, {{ Constants.insp_FI}} | {{ Constants.firm_fully_comply}}, {{ Constants.insp_FL }} | {{ Constants.firm_fully_comply}}, {{ Constants.insp_FN }} | |
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| MIDDLE | 50 points, -30 points (10 % prob.) 0 points, 20 points (90 % prob. |
{{ Constants.firm_PL}}, {{ Constants.insp_PL }} | {{ Constants.firm_PN}}, {{ Constants.insp_PN }} | |
| DOWN | {{ Constants.firm_NF}}, {{ Constants.insp_NF}} | 60 points, 0 points (50% prob.) 10 points, 50 points (50% prob.) |
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Disturbing Behavior (R) no stars (out of ****)
To borrow one of David Spade's quips on his old "Hollywood Minute" segment on _Saturday_Night_Live_, I liked this movie better the first time I saw it... when it was called _The_Stepford_Wives_. In _The_Cradle_Bay_Teens_--er, _Disturbing_Behavior_, a seemingly idyllic Washington town hides a dark secret: in an effort to make their teens reach their maximum potential, parents and a unscrupulous high school counselor (Bruce Greenwood, a long way from Atom Egoyan's films) conspire in a strange program that turns rebellious adolescents into robotic do-gooders--"Blue Ribbons," as they are called.
There isn't an original moment in Scott Rosenberg's derivative screenplay. When the _Stepford_ allusions tap out, he turns to _A_Clockwork_Orange_ for a climactic "conversion" sequence. It is also incredibly predictable; plot turns are telegraphed with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer. He even botches the de regueur "twist" ending, which is neither surprising nor shocking nor of any real consequence. It's hard to fathom what in the script exactly attracted the involvement of a few _X-Files_ vets--director David Nutter, composer Mark Snow (who wrote a terrifically eerie score that the film doesn't deserve), and, in small roles, _X_ guest star Steve Railsback (Duane Barry, the guy who kidnapped Scully) and recurrent Chris Owens (Agent Jeffrey Spender, Cigarette-Smoking Man's son). As Steve, the hero with the requisite damaged past (he is haunted by the suicide of his older brother), James Marsden has blue eyes and clean-cut looks tailor-made for a _Bop_ pinup--and all the emotional depth and acting range of the page it would be printed on. Katie Holmes, the standout cast member of TV's _Dawson's_Creek_, is wated as the token tattooed, body-pierced love interest. To paraphrase the theme of her hit show, you don't want to wait for this film to be over. Just leave. Better yet, just don't go in the first place.
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Collections are a powerful way to organize your data in Ruby. Like lists, collections contain multiple objects that can be accessed, sorted, printed, etc. For example, arrays and hashes are examples of two of the most common Ruby collections. However, there is one common problem when utilizing collections - iterating through every value in the collection. Collection values need to be changed, sorted, removed, inserted, the list goes on and on. This is where the enumerable module comes in to play. Enumerables allow you to iterate through every value in a collection to complete a variety of tasks.
Think of an enumerable like an iterator. Having an enumerable module connected to your collection gives it access to a plethora of iteration options - given one condition. The collection must have an each method that allows the enumerable module to understand exactly how they are supposed to iterate through the collection. For example, as previously stated, arrays and hashes are both collections. Arrays are simple. When you iterate an array, you simply go from the first value, to the second, to the third, until you run out of values. However, not all collections are as straight forward as arrays. Take the hash. When you iterate through a hash you have two variables, the key and the value. How does an iterator (aka the enumerable) know how to iterate through every value in a hash? The answer - the iteration method is defined in #each. #each tells the the enumerable module to expect two values, which allows the hash access to all kinds of cool methods.
In this post, I will review what I view to be the three most important enumerable methods - #map, #select and, of course, #each. We will look at what these methods do and how they interact with both arrays and hashes. First the most important method, #each.
#each
As previous stated, each is the cornerstone of any enumerable module. #each tells the enumerable how to iterate through the collection. #each is a method that can be called by an collection utilizing enumerable.
#each iterates through every value in the collection and completes some command. The command does not necessarily need to be related to the value of the collection. #each is non-destructive, and the return value of #each is always the initial collection. Because of this, you will almost never see a #each method return to a variable. Let’s take a look at #each in arrays and hashes.
Array
array = [1,2,3,4]
array.each { |num| puts num }
——
1
2
3
4
Hash
hash = {“First Name” => “Tori”, “Last Name” => “Huang, “Age” => 25}
hash.each { |key, value| puts “#{key}: #{value}” }
——
First Name: Tori
Last Name: Huang
Age: 25
In the examples above, the enumerable method #each iterates through every value in the array and hash, and completes some command. In this case, that command is to print the value of the collection to the console.
#map
#map is a really useful method! Think about a time when you needed to change every value in a collection. This would be a good time to use #map. #map is different from #each, as it iterates through every value in a collection and changes the collection in some way and then returns the new value.
A few key things you need to know about #map
- #map returns an array, always
- #map changes each value in the array to the first command passed to the method
- #map is a non-destructive method, although Array contains a destructive #map! method
Now let’s look at an example with Array!
Array
array = [1,2,3,4]
print array.map { |x| x*2 }
puts ""
print array
——
[2,4,6,8]
[1,2,3,4]
This follows all the rules listed above. #map returns an array, it changed all the values to x * 2
, and the array was non-destructive. Now, let's look at hash. Remember, #map always returns an array! How do you think #map will work with a hash?
Hash - Values Changed
hash = {“First Name” => “Tori”, “Last Name” => “Huang, “Age” => 25}
witness_protection = hash.map{|key,value| value="Unknown"}
print witness_protection
——
["Unknown", "Unknown", "Unknown"]
Again, this example follows all the rules of #map. #map always returns an array. This can get confusing when #map is being called on a hash. There are two values, how is the array created? Well, we know that #map completes some command for values passed to the argument block. For a hash, both the key and value are passed. In this case, value is what we are changing. Therefore, it is an array of all values in the hash that will be returned. In this example, we change each value to "Unknown", so we simply get an array of "Unknown". However, if we were to change the value of the keys instead, we would get an array of the changed key values. Take a look at the example below, for further understanding.
Hash - Keys Changed
hash = {“First Name” => “Tori”, “Last Name” => “Huang, “Age” => 25}
wahoo = hash.map{|key,value| key + "!"}
print wahoo
——
["First Name!", "Last Name!", "Age!"]
#select
This is arguably one of the most common Ruby Enumerable methods. #select, aka #find_all, iterates through each value in a collection and selects only the values that meet a given condition. It then returns a collection of the same type as the original collection containg values that met the criteria. That sounded a bit complicated, let's just look at an example.
Array
array = [1,2,3,4]
print array.select {|x| x>=3 }
——
[3, 4]
Hash
hash = {“First Name” => “Tori”, “Last Name” => “Huang, “Age” => 25}
new_hash = hash.select { |key, value| value == “Tori” }
new_hash.each { |key, value| puts “#{key}: #{value}” }
——
First Name: Tori
In the first example, #select was called on an array, so it returned an array. In the second, a hash, and #select returned a hash. The opposite of #select would be #reject, which completes the same process while returning the original collection minus the values that meet the given condition.
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NAKED IN NEW YORK A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): 1/2
NAKED IN NEW YORK is a trite and empty story about the trite and empty lives of three Generation Xers. It stars Eric Stolz as the playwright, Mary-Louise Parker as the photographer, and Ralph Macchio as the actor. Every known older actor or actress in New York when the movie was shot were given parts. With major roles are Kathleen Turner, Tony Curtis, Timothy Dalton, and Jill Clayburgh, but watch for dozens and dozens of cameo roles. I loved Jill Clayburgh in AN UNMARRIED WOMAN, but she was so pitifully bad in this movie it made me feel very sorry for her.
The director of record for this show was Daniel Algrant. In theory there was a script written by Daniel Algrant and John Warren. The dark and unimaginative cinematography was by Joey Forsyte. I detected nothing any of these people did worth any money.
There is absolutely nothing to recommend you ever waste your time watching even a minute of this. I wish I had voted with my feet and left, but I did not for reasons I can no longer figure out. I rate it 1/2 of a * simply because it was only a colossal bore but not a painful show to watch. The good news is that you only have to endure NAKED IN NEW YORK for 1:33; the bad news is that it seems like an eternity. The film is rated correctly rated R, but again, I would give it a big B for boredom. By the way, The choice of the title is pretty much an enigma, but then again, who cares.
CAVEAT: I confess to being a baby boomer. Perhaps this show can be seen by young people today as an incredibly brilliant protest against the meaninglessness of this lives. Then again, I have this bridge for sale...
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: May 23, 1994
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The acl package contains utilities to administer Access Control Lists, which are used to define more fine-grained discretionary access rights for files and directories.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.5 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/acl/acl-2.2.52.src.tar.gz
Download MD5 sum: a61415312426e9c2212bd7dc7929abda
Download size: 384 KB
Estimated disk space required: 9.1 MB
Estimated build time: 0.1 SBU
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/acl
Install acl by running the following commands:
sed -i -e 's|/@pkg_name@|&-@pkg_version@|' \ include/builddefs.in && INSTALL_USER=root \ INSTALL_GROUP=root \ ./configure --prefix=/usr --libexecdir=/usr/lib --disable-static && make
For meaningful results, the tests need to be carried out on a file system that supports extended attributes. It is also required that Coreutils is re-installed after acl is installed so that the extra acl bit displays correctly on a ls command.
Now, as the root
user:
make install install-dev install-lib && chmod -v 755 /usr/lib/libacl.so && mv -v /usr/lib/libacl.so.* /lib && ln -sfv ../../lib/libacl.so.1 /usr/lib/libacl.so && install -v -m644 doc/*.txt /usr/share/doc/acl-2.2.52
You should now re-install Coreutils and proceed to run the test suite.
There are three sets of tests that come with this package. The
local partition where the tests are run must be mounted with acl
configured as described below. Additionally, the users bin
and daemon
must be created or modified to have a proper shell and home
directory and the group daemon
must
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group. The
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(there are nine different options).
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tests . As root
user, run make
root-tests.
The third set of tests are Network File System (NFS) specific. See the contents of the test files in the test/nfs/ directory for the setup requirements.
sed -i ... include/builddefs.in: This command modifies the documentation directory so that it is a versioned directory.
--libexecdir=/usr/lib: This
switch ensures that libacl.la
is
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libacl.so
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/usr/libexec/
.
--disable-static
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switch prevents installation of static versions of the libraries.
There is no configuration to acl itself, but to get any use out of acl, a filesystem needs to support access control lists.
One way to achieve this is to add the acl option to an ext3
filesystem in the /etc/fstab
file
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When using the "Official 1900-2030" Ruleset, the types of terrain and their effects:
Cities are good defensive locations for infantry (+50% Defense).
Fortifications are good defensive locations for all ground units (+50% defense).
Roads provide a modest movement rate increase for infantry (+25%), and a large increase for vehicles (+100%).
Mountains are impassible to armored units (except via roads). Infantry in mountains have a +25% defensive bonus, Vehicles suffer a -25% defensive penalty.
Forest slows movement of vehicles (-50%) and causes a 25% defensive penalty. Infantry get a +25% defensive bonus.
Plains have no effect on movement or combat capabilities of units.
Desert terrain decreases infantry defense (-25%) and increases maintenence costs on all ground units (+25%).
Arctic slows movement of all units (-50%) and increases maintenence costs (+50%).
Units inside Cities and Fortifications use City and Fortification values, rather than the values of the surrounding terrain.
When units travel on roads, they use the movement rates of the "Road" terrain, but the combat
and maintenence values of the surrounding terrain. For example, Armored units cannot travel through
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Bitcoin (BTC) Price Primed To Extend Losses Below $8.5K
- Bitcoin price is declining and it is now trading below the $8,800 level against the US Dollar.
- The price is trading with a bearish angle and it is likely to tumble below $8,600 and $8,500.
- Today’s key bearish trend line is active with resistance near $8,960 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken).
- A clear break below $8,600 is likely to push the price below $8,500 and $8,450.
Bitcoin price is setting up for another dive below $8,600 against the US Dollar. BTC could even struggle to hold $8,500, considering the current bearish formation.
Bitcoin Price Analysis
In morning, we discussed the chances of more losses and sell opportunities for bitcoin below $9,000 against the US Dollar. BTC remained in a bearish zone and it failed to break the $8,850 resistance area.
Additionally, the price is now trading well below the $8,800 and the 100 hourly simple moving average. It seems like the price failed to capitalize above the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the last drop from the $9,150 high to $8,610 low.
More importantly, the price was rejected near the 50% Fib retracement level of the last drop from the $9,150 high to $8,610 low. Bitcoin is now trading below the $8,750 level and is following a bearish path.
Recently, there was a break below a contracting triangle with support near $8,730 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair. Therefore, there is a risk of more downsides below the $8,650 and $8,600 levels.
In the mentioned bearish case, there is a risk of a sharp breakdown even below the $8,500 support. On the upside, an initial resistance for the bulls is near the $8,820 level and the 100 hourly SMA.
However, the main resistance is near the $8,850 and $8,950 levels. Besides, today’s key bearish trend line is active with resistance near $8,960 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair.
If there is a nice upward move above the $8,850 and $8,950 resistance levels, the price may perhaps start a fresh increase towards $9,200 and $9,500 in the coming days.
Looking at the chart, bitcoin is clearly sliding and is trading well below the $8,850 resistance area. Thus, the bears remain in control and any recovery is likely to face resistance near $8,820, $8,850 and $8,950. On the downside, the bulls might be keeping a close eye on the $8,500 zone.
Technical indicators:
Hourly MACD – The MACD is currently gaining pace in the bearish zone.
Hourly RSI (Relative Strength Index) – The RSI for BTC/USD is currently declining and is trading below the 40 level.
Major Support Levels – $8,600 followed by $8,500.
Major Resistance Levels – $8,820, $8,850 and $8,950.


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Only powers that are at least one of these types will be shown.
The categories of powers are taken from Worm, and the approximate breakdown is below. Any of the generated power text that's in blue is variable, and will be randomised each time that power is generated - you can use the retry this one button to reroll the current power to change those details.
Each time a power is rolled, the type may be any of the power filters that are enabled. If the power fits multiple categories, disabled ones will not stop the power from coming up - a striker/blaster can be picked if either striker or blaster is enabled, even if the other isn't, for instance. The filters you have enabled are actually saved to the URL of the page, so you can select your filters and then share the page URL to someone else to let them select a power from the categories you chose.
Roughly, the power classifications mean something like this:
Movers are what it sounds like - they move around quickly. Speed, flight, teleportation, that kind of thing.
Shakers affect areas, usually only the area around them, and it usually goes away when they leave.
Brutes are all physical; strength, durability, and regeneration are the sorts of things you'd expect from them.
Breakers are complicated, but they tend to create an effect that only applies to them, and in some way changes their state or their physical properties.
Masters control minions in some way, be they animated constructs, animals, or even other people.
Tinkers, as you might expect, build things. Advanced technology, beyond normal, doing things that might not even make sense. They usually have a specialisation that they work best in, or even that they can only work in.
Blasters create directed, targetted, ranged effects. Think laser eyes and you'll get the idea, but they're a lot more varied.

Strikers cause some kind of effect through direct physical contact. No contact, no effect.
Changers can change their forms, but usually it's more like a werewolf than a ghost - a different form, not just different properties on the same shape. They're close to breakers, but subtly different.
Trumps do something to or with powers. Maybe they strengthen (or weaken) the powers of others, maybe they can grant temporary powers, maybe they themselves get stronger depending on how many people with powers are around them.
Strangers mess with your perceptions; things like invisibility fall under this, but so does shapeshifting that lets them look like other (existing, real) people - even though that also falls under changer.


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Declaration
Swift
public var onNewSessionHandler: ((String) -> ())?
-
Reconnect event handler.
The event is emitted on socket reconnection if it disconnects for any reason.
Declaration
Swift
public var onReconnectHandler: (() -> ())?
-
Raw record event handler.
The event is emitted for every raw record received from the server, whether a response to a request or a message. This is mostly useful for debugging issues with server communication.
Declaration
Swift
public var onRawRecordHandler: ((RawRecord) -> ())?
-
Message event handler.
The event is emitted whenever the socket receives messages from any channel.
Declaration
Swift
public var onMessageHandler: ((PubSubMessage) -> ())?
-
Close event handler
Declaration
Swift
public var onCloseHandler: ((Error?) -> ())?
-
General error event handler.
The event is emitted on any connection errors, failed publishing, or when any exception is thrown.
Declaration
Swift
public var onErrorHandler: ((Error) -> ())?
-
Response error event handler.
The event is emitted whenever a message is sent to the user with an error status code.
Declaration
Swift
public var onErrorResponseHandler: ((PubSubErrorResponse) -> ())?
-
init(url:connectionTimeout:autoReconnect:minReconnectDelay:maxReconnectDelay:maxReconnectAttempts:onNewSessionHandler:onReconnectHandler:onRawRecordHandler:onMessageHandler:onCloseHandler:onErrorHandler:onErrorResponseHandler:)
PubSubOptions configuration
Declaration
Swift
public init(url: String?, connectionTimeout: Int?, autoReconnect: Bool?, minReconnectDelay: TimeInterval?, maxReconnectDelay: TimeInterval?, maxReconnectAttempts: Int?, onNewSessionHandler: ((String) -> ())? = nil, onReconnectHandler: (() -> ())? = nil, onRawRecordHandler: ((RawRecord) -> ())? = nil, onMessageHandler: ((PubSubMessage) -> ())? = nil, onCloseHandler: ((Error?) -> ())? = nil, onErrorHandler: ((Error) -> ())? = nil, onErrorResponseHandler: ((PubSubErrorResponse) -> ())? = nil)
Parameters
url
Cogs pub/sub service URL.
connectionTimeout
The time before connection timeouts.
autoReconnect
A boolean flag that shows should the connection try to reconnect when disconnected.
minReconnectDelay
The initial amount of time the connection waits before attempting to reconnect.
maxReconnectDelay
The maximum amount of time the connection waits before attempting to reconnect. Reconnection delay get increased with every attempt until reaching the maximum value.
maxReconnectAttempts
The maximum number of reconnection attempts. -1 signifies infinite tries.
-
Default options configuration
Declaration
Swift
public static var defaultOptions: PubSubOptions


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SyncManager
class performs asynchronous synchronization with the
ShopGun API, to propagate all Shoppinglist
and ShoppinglistItem
changes that a user may have done in the database
.
Notifications about Shoppinglist
and ShoppinglistItem
changes, are relayed through the subscriber system in the ListManager
.
There are four types of synchronization that will be performed:
Shoppinglist.getModified()
- This is the default action, this will be
performed if no other type of synchronization is chosen. This in practice
means that this will be performed on almost every iteration. If there is any
changes in the modified, both the Shoppinglist
and it's
ShoppinglistItems
will be synchronized.
Shoppinglist
- Shoppinglists will be performed on every 3rd
iteration the SyncManager
does. As there are less chance of adding,
and removing Shoppinglists
than that of having a change
to an existing Shoppinglist
(which will be handled by the synchronization
option above.
modified
.
When LifecycleManager
calls destroy, all local pending changes are pushed to
the API if possible to ensure a correct state on the server (and other devices).
@Deprecated
public class SyncManager
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
TAG
Deprecated.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
SyncManager(ShopGun shopGun,
SgnDatabase db)
Deprecated.
Default constructor for the
SyncManager |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
forceSync()
Deprecated.
Method for forcing a new synchronization iteration.
|
int |
getSyncInterval()
Deprecated.
Get the current sync interval
|
boolean |
hasFirstSync()
Deprecated.
Method for determining if the first sync cycle to the API is done.
|
boolean |
isMigratingOfflineLists()
Deprecated.
True if "offline"
Shoppinglist will be migrated on first sync with
a new "online" user's shoppinglists . |
boolean |
isPaused()
Deprecated.
|
void |
onEvent(SessionEvent e)
Deprecated.
Listening for session changes, starting and stopping sync as needed
|
void |
setMigrateOfflineLists(boolean migrate)
Deprecated.
Method for easily migrating "offline" lists to "online" lists.
|
void |
setSyncInterval(int time)
Deprecated.
Set synchronization interval for
Shoppinglist , and ShoppinglistItem . |
public SyncManager(ShopGun shopGun, SgnDatabase db)
SyncManager
shopGun
- An ShopGun instancedb
- A database@Subscribe public void onEvent(SessionEvent e)
e
- The event we are listening forpublic boolean isPaused()
public boolean hasFirstSync()
public void forceSync()
This method will trigger the synchronization loop, so it's essentially
also the method for starting the SyncManager
sync loop
This method should only be used in special cases, as the
synchronization is (within reasonably time intervals) being handled
automatically by the SyncManager
public void setSyncInterval(int time)
Shoppinglist
, and ShoppinglistItem
.
The speed must be a value defined in SyncInterval
.time
- A synchronization interval in millisecondspublic int getSyncInterval()
public void setMigrateOfflineLists(boolean migrate)
If true, the SyncManager
ensures the merging of any
(non-empty) "offline" lists, into a new "online" user's
shoppinglists
, on the first completed sync cycle.
(a user is considered a "new" if he/she haven't got any lists on the server already)
migrate
- true
if to do automatic migration of offline
shoppinglists
, else false
public boolean isMigratingOfflineLists()
Shoppinglist
will be migrated on first sync with
a new "online" user's shoppinglists
.


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Is this a bug?
inductive xnat | zero : xnat | succ : xnat → xnat open xnat def one := succ zero def is_even : xnat → bool | zero := tt | one := ff -- works, but shouldn't def is_even : xnat → bool | zero := tt | (succ zero) := ff -- error, as expected
one
is a variable in the first definition
one
doesn't have the pattern
attribute, so... ^
That's a nice one! Note that:
inductive xnat | zero : xnat | succ : xnat → xnat open xnat def one := succ zero def is_even : xnat → bool | zero := tt | one := ff -- works, as it should example : is_even one := rfl -- fails, as it should
one
is a variable in the first definition
how does succ zero
define a variable?
it doesn't
then why does it work?
one
doesn't refer to the def it's the same as writing n
Try replacing one
by three
in the def of is_even
Lean is guaranteed to be correct, not to be non-confusing
oh!
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