Suggester Class
Constructor
Suggester
-
$textInput
-
[options=Suggester.defaultOptions]
Parameters:
-
$textInput
String | JQuery | HTMLElementThe input element to convert into a widget
-
[options=Suggester.defaultOptions]
Object optionalSee options property for full documentation
Example:
// Instantiate the OOP way
var instance = new $.Suggester('selector', options)
// Instantiate the jQuery way
$('selector').suggester(options);
// call methods on the instance
$('selector').suggester('method', arg1, arg2);
// initialize and get back instance
var instance = $('selector').suggester('getInstance');
Item Index
Methods
- _afterFetch
- _beforeFetch
- _closeOnOutsideClick
- _formatSuggestion
- _handleEmptyValue
- _handleStartValue
- _isCursorAtStart
- _key_BACKSPACE
- _key_DOWN
- _key_ENTER
- _key_ESC
- _key_other
- _key_TAB_COMMA
- _key_UP
- _onBoxClick
- _onCutDelete
- _onInputBlur
- _onInputFocus
- _onKeydown
- _onListClick
- _onListMouseover
- _onPaste
- _onSubmit
- _onTagClick
- _onTagRemoveClick
- _processOptions
- _render
- _setupListeners
- _setupPubsub
- _spliceTag
- _spliceTagByIdx
- _updateInputSize
- abortFetch
- add
- addCurrentBuffer
- addData
- addData static
- blur
- clear
- closeSuggestBox
- deselectAllItems
- deselectItem
- destroy
- eachTag
- fetchResults
- findRecord
- focus
- focusTag
- getData
- getInstance
- getResults
- getTagIndex
- getTags
- getValue
- getValues
- handleSuggestions
- hidePlaceholder
- isSuggestBoxOpen
- moveSelection
- openSuggestBox
- publish
- pushTag
- remove
- removeFocusedTag
- save
- searchData
- selectItem
- serialize
- setData
- setFlyDirection
- setTheme
- setValue
- showEmptyText
- showPlaceholder
- showPrompt
- subclass static
- suggest
- suggestIfNeeded
- unfocusTag
Properties
Events
- AfterAdd
- AfterAjax
- AfterBlur
- AfterClose
- AfterFetch
- AfterFilter
- AfterFocus
- AfterFormat
- AfterHandleKey
- AfterMove
- AfterOpen
- AfterPaste
- AfterRemove
- AfterRender
- AfterSave
- AfterSuggest
- BeforeAdd
- BeforeAjax
- BeforeBlur
- BeforeClose
- BeforeFetch
- BeforeFilter
- BeforeFormat
- BeforeHandleKey
- BeforeMove
- BeforeOpen
- BeforePaste
- BeforeRemove
- BeforeRender
- BeforeSave
- BeforeSubmit
- BeforeSuggest
- Change
- DefaultSuggestions
- Initialize
Methods
_afterFetch
-
records
Handler passed to $.ajax().done(function(){...}) that handles suggestion data that is returned
Parameters:
-
records
ArrayThe Array of record objects returned from the XHR
_beforeFetch
-
jqXHR
The handler function that is passed to $.ajax({beforeSend:...}) to alter XHR if needed
Parameters:
-
jqXHR
JqXHRThe jQuery XHR object (see http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/#jqXHR)
_closeOnOutsideClick
-
evt
Callback used to close the suggestion box when the user clicks off of it
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe click event
_formatSuggestion
-
record
-
substr
Format a suggestion before display
Parameters:
-
record
ObjectThe record that was suggested
-
substr
StringThe string that generated the list of suggestions
Returns:
HTML to use as the item (e.g. '
_handleStartValue
()
private
Look at the initial element's start value and populate tags as appropriate
_isCursorAtStart
()
Boolean
private
Given an input element, get the cursor position. Used to determine if backspace key should delete the previous tag
Returns:
true if the cursor is at the start and no text is selected
_key_BACKSPACE
-
evt
Handle BACKSPACE key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_DOWN
-
evt
Handle DOWN key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_ENTER
-
evt
Handle ENTER key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_ESC
-
evt
Handle ESC key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_other
-
evt
Handle other keys (e.g. printable characters) on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_TAB_COMMA
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evt
Handle TAB and COMMA and SEMICOLON key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_key_UP
-
evt
Handle UP key on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event
_onBoxClick
-
evt
Event handler for when this.$box is clicked
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe click event
_onCutDelete
-
evt
Handle cut and delete on this.$input
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe cut, paste, or delete event
_onInputBlur
-
evt
Event handler for when this.$input is blurred
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.Eventblur event
_onInputFocus
-
evt
Event handler for when this.$input is focused
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe focus event
_onKeydown
-
evt
Handle keypresses while in tag input field
Parameters:
-
evt
EventThe keydown event (a raw browser event, not jQuery.Event)
_onListClick
-
evt
Event handler for when autosuggest list is clicked
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe click event
_onListMouseover
-
evt
Event handler for when autosuggest list is moused over
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe mouseover event
_onPaste
-
evt
Handle paste on this.$input. Look for places to split pasted value For example pasting "a, b, c" will immediately add 3 tags (when this.options.addOnComma is true) It attempts to split on tab, then if there are no tabs then semicolons, then if there are no semicolons, commas
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.Eventthe paste event
_onSubmit
-
jqEvent
Handler for form submission
Parameters:
-
jqEvent
JQueryThe submit event
_onTagClick
-
evt
Event handler for when .sugg-tag is clicked
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe click event
_onTagRemoveClick
-
evt
Event handler for when .sugg-remove is clicked
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.EventThe click event
_processOptions
-
options
Set options and interpret options
Parameters:
-
options
ObjectSettings passed to constructor
_render
()
private
Render the widget and get handles to key elements
_setupListeners
()
private
Attach event handlers
_setupPubsub
()
private
Setup publish/subscribe system that uses jQuery's event system. Allows subscribing this way: instance.on('AfterFilter', myhandler)
_spliceTag
-
value
Given tag text, remove a tag from the internal collection and from the DOM
Parameters:
-
value
StringThe text of the tag
Returns:
The record associated with that tag or undefined if not found
_spliceTagByIdx
-
idx
Given an array index, remove a tag from the internal collection and from the DOM
Parameters:
-
idx
NumberThe index position in the internal collection
Returns:
The Suggester.Tag object that was removed
_updateInputSize
()
private
Update the size when this.options.inputSize is "auto"
abortFetch
()
Suggester
chainable
Cancel the XHR. Used when user starts typing again before XHR completes
Returns:
add
-
value
-
[label=value]
-
[$item]
Add a tag by a record or value
Parameters:
-
value
Stringthe tag to add
-
[label=value]
String optionalthe text to display in the new tag
-
[$item]
JQuery optionalSet internally when the record is added by choosing from the suggestion box
Returns:
The jQuery object containing the newly created label or undefined if one was not created
addCurrentBuffer
()
Suggester
chainable
Add a tag with the contents of the input; e.g. when the user has typed something but clicks on another part of the form Note: this happens on blur when this.options.addOnBlur is true
Returns:
addData
-
data
Add more data records to the autosuggest list. Does not apply when dataUrl is set
Parameters:
-
data
ObjectMore records in the same object format as initially set
Returns:
addData
-
data
Add data to all instances
Parameters:
-
data
ObjectAdd more data to all the registered instances
Returns:
destroy
-
[options]
Completely remove Suggester widget and unhide the original input box (with values populated)
Parameters:
-
[options]
Object optional-
[keepHiddenInputs=false]
Boolean optionalIf true, append all hidden inputs after the original input
-
Returns:
The original input
eachTag
-
iterator
Iterate through each of the chosen tag objects
Parameters:
-
iterator
FunctionThe iterator function - function(i, tag) {}
Returns:
fetchResults
-
text
Fetch suggestions from an ajax URL
Parameters:
-
text
StringThe text to search for
Returns:
The jQuery XHR transport that is fetching the data
findRecord
-
text
Find a suggestion record by text. Only applies when this.options.data is set.
Parameters:
-
text
StringThe text to search for
Returns:
The matched record object or false if nothing matched.
focusTag
-
$tag
Focus on a previously added tag
Parameters:
-
$tag
JQueryThe .sugg-tag element to focus
Returns:
getData
()
Object
Get all the records in the autosuggest list. Does not apply when dataUrl is set
Returns:
getInstance
()
Suggester
Get this instance. Useful for jQuery-style usage: var instance = $('input').suggester(options).suggester('getInstance')
Returns:
getResults
-
text
Get suggestion result records given some text (local data)
Parameters:
-
text
StringGather suggestions based on this text
Returns:
Array of Objects of matching records
getTagIndex
-
value
Find a tag given value
Parameters:
-
value
StringThe text of the tag
Returns:
The index position of the tag in the internal collection or -1 if not found
getTags
()
Array
Get a collection of all the chosen tag objects (a shallow copy of this.tags)
Returns:
getValue
()
String
Get the current value as a comma-delimited string
Returns:
getValues
()
Array
Pluck all the tag values from the chosen tags
Returns:
handleSuggestions
-
records
Take the given records and build and display suggestion box. Usually only called internally.
Parameters:
-
records
ArrayThe result records to use to build the suggestion list
Returns:
isSuggestBoxOpen
()
Boolean
Return true if suggestion box is open
Returns:
moveSelection
-
[direction=up]
Move the selection up or down in the suggestion box
Parameters:
-
[direction=up]
String optionalEither "up" or "down"
Returns:
openSuggestBox
()
Suggester
chainable
Manually open the suggestion box in whatever state it is. Usually only called internally.
Returns:
publish
-
type
-
[data]
Publish the given event name and send the given data
Parameters:
-
type
StringThe name of the event to publish
-
[data]
Object optionalAdditional data to attach to the event object
Returns:
The event object which behaves much like a DOM event object
pushTag
-
value
-
label
Add a tag directly without triggering BeforeAdd or AfterAdd
Parameters:
-
value
String | NumberThe value of the tag
-
label
StringThe text to display on the tag
Returns:
The new tag object
remove
-
$tag
Remove a tag given its text or jQuery element or HTML element
Parameters:
-
$tag
String | JQuery | HTMLElementthe tag to remove
Returns:
removeFocusedTag
-
evt
Remove the focused tag
Parameters:
-
evt
jQuery.Event(optional) Used to check if $document keypress is backspace or delete
Returns:
save
()
String
Set the value of the original input to a comma-delimited set of labels
Returns:
The new value
searchData
-
value
-
props
Search through this.data to find a record with a value or label equal to the given value
Parameters:
-
value
StringThe value or label to find
-
props
ArrayAn array of strings of property names to search
Returns:
Returns the record if found, false if not found
serialize
()
String
Return a URL query string representing the hidden values of the input
Returns:
setData
-
data
Set data records to the autosuggest list. Does not apply when dataUrl is set
Parameters:
-
data
Object
Returns:
setFlyDirection
-
direction
Set the direction of the suggestion menu, to fly upwards or downwards
Parameters:
-
direction
Stringeither "up" or "down"
Returns:
setTheme
-
themeName
Set the widget's CSS theme - Adds a class "sugg-theme-%name%" to the widget
Parameters:
-
themeName
StringThe name of the theme to use
Returns:
setValue
-
valueOrValues
Set the tags using an array or a comma-delimited string. Commas inside the tag name may be escaped with a backslash.
Parameters:
-
valueOrValues
String | ArrayTo clear value, set to empty string, false, null or undefined
Returns:
showEmptyText
()
Suggester
chainable
Show text indicating there are no suggestions - defined in this.options.emptyText
Returns:
showPlaceholder
-
[text=this.options.placeholder]
Replace the contents of this.$input with the placeholder value. Automatically fires when this.options.placeholder is set And there are no tags and we are blurring or initially rendering
Parameters:
-
[text=this.options.placeholder]
String optionalThe text to set for the placeholder (defaults to this.options.placeholder)
Returns:
showPrompt
()
Suggester
chainable
Show the prompt text to give a hint to users. Only called when there are no items and this.options.prompt is truthy
Returns:
subclass
-
jQueryMethodName
-
[properties]
Create a subclass of Suggester
Parameters:
-
jQueryMethodName
StringThe method name to add to jQuery.fn
-
[properties]
Object optionalAdditional properties and methods to add to subclass
Returns:
The new class object
Example:
var MySuggester = $.Suggester.subclass('mysuggester', {
initialize: function($textInput, options) {
options = options || {};
this.options.myOption = options.myOptions || 'default';
this.callParent('initialize', $textInput, options);
}
});
// now call $(selector).mysuggester(options);
suggest
-
text
Open suggestion list for the given text
Parameters:
-
text
String
Returns:
suggestIfNeeded
()
Suggester
chainable
Initiate suggestion process if the input text is >= this.options.minChars, otherwise show prompt
Returns:
Properties
$box
JQuery
The container that holds the chosen tags
$currentItem
JQuery
The item currently selected in the suggestion box
$empty
JQuery
The element enclosing the empty text
$focusedTag
JQuery
The tag that is selected for deletion
$input
JQuery
The input that users type in
$inputWrapper
JQuery
The container for the input
$originalInput
JQuery
The input used to make the widget
$prompt
JQuery
The element enclosing the prompt
$suggList
JQuery
The suggestion list element
$suggListWrapper
JQuery
The element that is positioned relatively to hold the absolutely positioned suggestion list
$tagTemplate
JQuery
The tag element that is cloned to make new tags
$widget
JQuery
The element that wraps the widget
_jqXHR
JqXHR
The jQuery XHR object used initilized for fetching data - http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/#jqXHR
_searchTerm
String
The search term we are currently searching for
_text
String
The text in the input box that will be used to fetch results (i.e. what the user just typed)
data
Object
Array of static data used instead of an ajax call
defaultOptions
Object
static
Default options. Change these to globally change the default options See Suggester/constructor:method for documentation on each option
instances
Array
static
A collection of all the instances
listItemTemplate
String
The html to use for suggestion list items
options
Object
The current options. Starts with value given in constructor
Example:
// EXAMPLE TEMPLATE CONFIG
// change uls to divs and lis to spans
options.template = $.Suggester.defaultOptions.template
.replace(/<(\/)?ul/g, '<$1div')
.replace(/<(\/)?li/g, '<$1span')
;
// custom list item template
options.listItemTemplate = '
{record.lname}, {record.fname} ({record.email})
';
Sub-properties:
-
[data=false]
Array | Boolean optionalInitial data to use for suggestions
-
[valueProperty="value"]
String optionalThe name of object property that should be used as the tag's value. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[labelProperty="value"]
String optionalThe name of object property that should be used as the tag's display text. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[searchProperties=Array("value")]
Array optionalThe array of object property names that should be searched when generating suggestions. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[matchAt="anywhere"]
String | Number optionalWhere to match when finding suggestions. It can be "anywhere", "start", "end" or an integer. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[caseSensitive=false]
Boolean optionalIf true, find matches regardless of case. Only applicable when options.data is set. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[dataUrl=false]
String optionalUrl to call to get json or jsonp results. Use %s to indicate where search text should be inserted. e.g. "http://example.com/myjson?query=%s" or "http://example.com/myjsonp?query=%s&callback=%s"
-
[dataType="json"]
String optionalCan be "json" or "jsonp". If json, options.dataUrl needs to be in the format "http://example.com/myjsonp?query=%s&mycallback=%s". To handle xml, you'll need to register BeforeFetch and AfterFetch handlers or overwrite the fetchResults method
-
[fly="down"]
String optionalWhich way should the suggestion box fly. If "up", the suggestion box will appear before the input box in the DOM tree. A css class of "sugg-fly-up" or "sugg-fly-down" is applied to the widget element based on this value
-
[suggListPosition="relative"]
String optionalIf "absolute", the suggestion box will be appended to
and positioned and sized each time it is opened. This is useful for widgets within table elements -
[multiselect=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, allow multiple tags
-
[preventDuplicates=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, the first tag will be removed when a duplicate is typed in
-
[omitAlreadyChosenItems=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, don't suggest items that have already been chosen as tags. Only applicable when options.data is set
-
[minChars=3]
Number optionalThe minimum number of characters a user must type before the suggestion box will appear. If 0, show choices when input is simply focused (like a faux select widget)
-
[keyDelay=200]
Number optionalThe number of milliseconds between keystrokes before the suggestion lookup begins
-
[addOnComma=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, typing a comma will add the current text as a tag
-
[addOnTab=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, typing a tab will add the current text as a tag
-
[addOnSemicolon=false]
Boolean optionalIf true, typing a semicolon will add the current text as a tag
-
[addOnSubmit=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, add tag on submit if user has entered text but not typed comma or tab
-
[addOnBlur=false]
Boolean optionalIf true, add tag on blur if user has entered text but not typed comma or tab
-
[submitOnEnter=false]
Boolean optionalIf false, prevent the form from submitting when the user presses enter on the empty input
-
[inputSize=auto]
String optionalManually set the input size property to a certain width. If auto, set size to text width
-
[placeholder]
String optionalPlaceholder text to display when no tags are present. e.g. "Enter tags..."
-
[emptyText]
String optionalMessage to show when there are no suggestions - default is "(Type a comma to create a new item)"
-
[prompt]
String optionalMessage to display in suggestion list when below min char length
-
[maxSuggestions=10]
Number optionalOnly display this many suggestions (use 0 for no limit)
-
[saveToInput=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, save back to original input each time a tag is added or removed
-
[addHiddenInputs=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, also add a hidden input for each tag (fieldname_tag[]) for easier server-side processing (See options.hiddenName to create a custom name)
-
[hiddenName]
String optionalThe name to use for hidden elements (defaults to the original input's name plus "_tags[]")
-
[highlightSubstring=true]
Boolean optionalIf true, wrap first matching substring in each suggestion with
-
[template]
String optionalThe html used to generate the widget. You can add more markup, change tag names, or add css classes, but all the sugg-* classes need to remain. See below for default.

  TAG TEXT GOES HERE×

  <input type="text" class="sugg-input" value="" autocomplete="off" />

{record.value}

-
[listItemTemplate]
String optionalOverride the .sugg-item element in options.template
-
[theme="coolblue"]
String optionalThe css class to add to widget (e.g. "sugg-theme-coolblue"). The following themes come predefined in the CSS: "coolblue", "faceblue", "graybox", "grayred"
-
[onInitialize]
Function optionalAdd a Initialize event
-
[onChange]
Function optionalAdd a Change event
-
[onDefaultSuggestions]
Function optionalAdd a DefaultSuggestions event
-
[onBeforeAdd]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeAdd event
-
[onBeforeAjax]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeAjax event
-
[onBeforeClose]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeClose event
-
[onBeforeFetch]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeFetch event
-
[onBeforeFilter]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeFilter event
-
[onBeforeFormat]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeFormat event
-
[onBeforeHandleKey]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeHandleKey event
-
[onBeforeMove]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeMove event
-
[onBeforeOpen]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeOpen event
-
[onBeforeRemove]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeRemove event
-
[onBeforeRender]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeRender event
-
[onBeforeSave]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeSave event
-
[onBeforeSubmit]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeSubmit event
-
[onBeforeSuggest]
Function optionalAdd a BeforeSuggest event
-
[onAfterAdd]
Function optionalAdd a AfterAdd event
-
[onAfterAjax]
Function optionalAdd a AfterAjax event
-
[onAfterClose]
Function optionalAdd a AfterClose event
-
[onAfterFetch]
Function optionalAdd a AfterFetch event
-
[onAfterFilter]
Function optionalAdd a AfterFilter event
-
[onAfterFormat]
Function optionalAdd a AfterFormat event
-
[onAfterHandleKey]
Function optionalAdd a AfterHandleKey event
-
[onAfterMove]
Function optionalAdd a AfterMove event
-
[onAfterOpen]
Function optionalAdd a AfterOpen event
-
[onAfterRemove]
Function optionalAdd a AfterRemove event
-
[onAfterSave]
Function optionalAdd a AfterSave event
-
[onAfterSuggest]
Function optionalAdd a AfterSuggest event
options
Object
The initialization options. Changing some options (e.g. onChange) have no effect after initialization while others such as keyDelay can be changed after the fact
pubsub
JQuery
The publish and subscribe handle - equal to $(this)
Events
AfterAdd
Allows you to take action after a tag is added
Event Payload:
-
tag
Suggester.TagThe tag object that was added. Has methods such as getElement(), getHidden(), getValue(), getLabel(), etc.
-
item
JQueryThe suggestion that was chosen, if any
-
record
StringThe record that was chosen, if any
Example:
instance.on('AfterAdd', function(event) {
// fade in tag
event.tag.getElement().fadeIn(500);
});
AfterAjax
Access the jqXHR after initiating the ajax call but before it returns
Event Payload:
-
settings
ObjectSettings sent to $.ajax()
-
term
StringThe term which was searched
-
jqXHR
JqXHRThe jquery XMLHttpRequest object
Example:
instance.on('AfterAjax', function(event) {
event.jqXHR.done(stopSpinner);
});
AfterBlur
Respond after input box has blurred
Event Payload:
-
event
jQuery.EventThe blur event
-
value
StringThe current value in the input box
-
newTag
JQuery | UndefinedThe new tag or undefined if the tag was not added on blur
Example:
instance.on('AfterBlur', function(event) {
if (!event.$newTag) {
$history.append('
You typed "' + event.value + '" but did not add it as a tag.
');
}
});
AfterClose
Fired after suggestion box is hidden
AfterFetch
Event Payload:
-
jqXHR
JqXHRThe jQuery XHR object (see http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/#jqXHR)
-
records
ObjectThe Array of record objects returned from the XHR
-
term
StringThe term that was search for
Example:
instance.on('AfterFetch', function(event) {
event.data.push({value:'', label:'Adding a test suggestion at the end'});
});
AfterFilter
Called after the search for results
Event Payload:
-
text
StringThe that was searched for
-
results
ArrayThe array of records that matched (writeable)
Example:
instance.on('AfterFilter', function(event) {
// add a result onto the beginning
event.results.unshift({value:'Search the web for "' + event.text '"');
});
AfterFocus
Respond after input box has focused
Event Payload:
-
event
jQuery.EventThe focus event
Example:
instance.on('AfterFocus', function(event) {
$searchHints.show();
});
AfterFormat
Alter the HTML that has been constructed before it is put into the DOM
Event Payload:
-
record
ObjectThe record object that is being suggested
-
substr
StringThe part of the string that matches the suggestion search fields
-
html
StringChange the HTML before it is put into the dom
Example:
instance.on('AfterFormat', function(event) {
event.html; //
Canis Major

event.html = event.html.replace(/<\/?strong\b/, 'em');
});
AfterHandleKey
Access the keydown event after Suggester processes it
Event Payload:
-
keydown
EventThe keydown event (a raw browser event, not jQuery.Event)
AfterMove
Fired after selected suggestion is changed in response to up or down arrow
Event Payload:
-
direction
String"up" or "down"
-
last
JQuery | NullThe previously selected item
-
current
JQueryThe newly selected item
Example:
instance.on('AfterMove', function(event) {
alert('The new selection is ' + event.current.text());
});
AfterOpen
Fires after suggestion box is displayed
AfterPaste
Respond after values are pasted
Event Payload:
-
event
jQuery.EventThe paste event
-
value
StringThe raw value that was pasted
-
tags
ArrayThe array of tags that were added (if the value was successfully split on tab, semicolon, or comma)
Example:
instance.on('AfterPaste', function(event) {
if (event.tags.length > 1) {
alert('You pasted ' + event.tags.length + ' tags');
}
});
AfterRemove
Fired after a tag is removed
Event Payload:
-
tag
JQueryThe tag element that was removed
-
value
StringThe value of the tag that was removed
-
label
StringThe label of the tag that was removed
-
The
Suggester.Tagtag object that was removed
AfterRender
Do something after the widget is completely rendered. Note that it fires during instantiation, so an onAfterRender property must be set in the constructor.
Event Payload:
-
widget
JQueryA reference to this.$widget
Example:
new $.Suggester($input, {
onAfterRender: function(event) {
heyItsAllRendered();
}
});
AfterSave
Do something after saving value to original input
Event Payload:
-
oldValue
StringThe value before saving
-
newValue
StringThe value that was written to the original input
Example:
instance.on('AfterSave', function(event) {
saveToServer(event.newValue);
});
AfterSuggest
Fires after displaying suggestions
BeforeAdd
Fired before a tag is added
Event Payload:
-
value
StringThe tag to be added (writeable)
-
label
StringThe value of the tag to be added (writeable)
-
item
JQueryThe suggestion that was chosen, if any (writeable)
-
record
ObjectThe record that was chosen, if any (writeable)
Example:
instance.on('BeforeAdd', function(event) {
if (isSwearWord(event.value)) {
event.preventDefault();
alert('Tags cannot be swear words');
}
});
BeforeAjax
Edit settings before ajax request is sent
Event Payload:
-
settings
ObjectSettings sent to $.ajax()
-
term
StringThe term for which we will search
Example:
instance.on('BeforeAjax', function(event) {
event.settings.timeout = 5000;
startSpinner(event.term);
});
BeforeBlur
Respond after user clicks or tabs out of input box
Event Payload:
-
event
jQuery.EventThe blur event
-
value
StringThe current value in the input box. Changing it will change the effictive value.
Example:
instance.on('BeforeBlur', function(event) {
if (evt.value.match(/\d{16}/)) {
alert('Detected a credit card number. Scrubbing...');
event.value = '**** ' + evt.value.substring(12);
}
});
BeforeClose
Fired before suggestion box is hidden
BeforeFetch
A chance to access the jqXHR before the ajax request has been sent
Event Payload:
-
jqXHR
JqXHRthe jQuery XHR object (see http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/#jqXHR)
-
term
Stringthe term that is being searched for
Example:
instance.on('BeforeFetch', function(event) {
event.jqXHR.setRequestHeader('something','something');
event.jqXHR.fail(function() {
alert('ajax call failed');
}).always(function() {
alert('ajax call finished regardless of success or failure');
});
});
BeforeFilter
Called before the search for results
Event Payload:
-
text
StringThe text to search for
Example:
instance.on('BeforeFilter', function(event) {
// remove all special characters from input text
event.text = event.text.replace(/[^\w ]/g, '');
});
instance.on('BeforeFilter', function(event) {
// implement our own search
var keywords = event.text.split(/\W+/);
var numKeywords = keywords.length;
event.results = [];
// keywords can match in any order
// for example, a search of "software & technology" will match "software technology"
$.each(this.getData(), function(record) {
for (var i = 0; i < numKeywords; i++) {
if (record.value.indexOf(keywords[i]) === -1) {
return;
}
}
event.results.push(record);
});
});
BeforeFormat
Call to dynamically inject your own formatting on each suggestion
Event Payload:
-
record
ObjectThe record object that is being suggested
-
substr
StringThe part of the string that matches the suggestion search fields
-
html
StringIf you set event.html, it will be used instead of constructing the HTML
Example:
instance.on('BeforeFormat', function(event) {
event.html = '
' + event.record.label.toUpperCase() + '
';
});
BeforeHandleKey
Access the keydown event before Suggester processes it
Event Payload:
-
keydown
EventThe keydown event (a raw browser event, not jQuery.Event)
BeforeMove
Fire in response to up or down arrow while suggestion list is focused
Event Payload:
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direction
String"up" or "down"
-
current
JQuery | NulljQuery object with the currently selected item or null if there isn't one (writeable)
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next
JQuery | NulljQuery object with the item that will be selected next (writeable)
Example:
instance.on('BeforeMove', function(event) {
alert('The new selection will be ' + event.next.text());
});
BeforeOpen
Fires before suggestion box is displayed
BeforePaste
Respond before values are pasted
Event Payload:
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event
jQuery.EventThe paste event
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value
StringThe raw value that was pasted
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tags
ArrayThe array of tags to be added (if the value was successfully split on tab, semicolon, or comma). If changed, the added tags will change.
Example:
instance.on('BeforePaste', function(event) {
if (event.tags.length > 1 && !confirm('Did you mean to paste ' + event.tags.length + ' items?\n\nClick OK to continue. Click cancel to treat it as one item.')) {
this.$input.val(event.value);
event.preventDefault();
}
});
BeforeRemove
Fired before a tag is removed
Event Payload:
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tag
JQueryThe tag to be removed
-
value
StringThe value of the tag to be removed (writeable)
-
label
StringThe label of the tag to be removed
Example:
instance.on('BeforeRemove', function(event) {
if (!confirm('Are you sure you want to remove the tag "' + event.label + '"?')) {
event.preventDefault();
}
});
BeforeRender
Modify this.$widget or any of its child elements before it is manipulated or appended. Can be used to modify this.options.template with DOM methods. Note that it fires during instantiation, so an onBeforeRender property must be set in the constructor.
Event Payload:
-
widget
JQueryA reference to this.$widget
Example:
new $.Suggester($input, {
onBeforeRender: function(event) {
event.widget.find('.sugg-remove').text('').appendChild(myRemoveImage);
}
});
BeforeSave
Inject functionality before saving
Event Payload:
-
newValue
StringThe value that will be written to the original input (writeable)
Example:
instance.on('BeforeSave', function(event) {
event.newValue += '!';
});
BeforeSubmit
Respond before form is submitted and before Suggester adds on submit
Event Payload:
-
The
jQuery.EventjQuery-wrapped browser event
-
form
HTMLFormElementThe input's form (same as this.$form)
Example:
instance.on('BeforeSubmit', function(event) {
if (this.$input.val() !== '' && !confirm('Are you sure you want to submit this form unfinished?')) {
event.preventDefault();
}
});
BeforeSuggest
Modify suggestion box behavior before it opens
Event Payload:
-
text
StringThe text that was searched for
Example:
instance.on('BeforeSuggest', function(event) {
if (evt.text == 'dont suggest') {
event.preventDefault(); // suggest box will not open
}
});
Change
Fired after a tag is added or removed or after value is manually set
Example:
instance.on('Change', function(event) {
noteSomeChange();
});
DefaultSuggestions
Fired when options.minChars is 0 to allow you to update how default suggestions are displayed. e.g. show the most commonly used values
Event Payload:
-
suggetions
ArrayThe suggestions to show by default. Defaults to the first options.maxSuggestions within this.data. Edit value to use your own suggestions.
Example:
instance.on('DefaultSuggestions', function(event) {
event.suggestions = mostRecentChoicesArray;
});
Initialize
Do something after the widget is completely rendered and initialized. Note that it fires during instantiation, so an onInitialize property must be set in the constructor.
Example:
new $.Suggester($input, {
onInitialize: function(event) {
heyItsReady();
}
});


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Use PRINTER.SETUP to change the printer you are using.
Syntax
PRINTER.SETUP(printer_text)
PRINTER.SETUP?(printer_text)
Printer_text is the name of the printer you want to switch to. Enter printer_text exactly as it appears in the Setup dialog box.
Note This function is only available in Microsoft Excel for Windows.
Related Functions
PAGE.SETUP Sets page printing specifications
PRINT Prints the active workbook
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Those who turn on the Face Recognition feature will receive a notification whenever someone uploads a photo of them even without tagging the person in the photo, stated a report.
New Delhi: Facebook employees can identify their co-workers through the facial recognition feature available in an internal app of Facebook, stated a report. Although this internal app was never officially launched, this fact is enough to raise public concerns.
A report by Business Insider quoted anonymous sources as saying that Facebook had the internal facial recognition mobile app between 2015 and 2016. However, Facebook claimed that the internal app was officially discontinued since 2016.
In September, Facebook rolled out a face recognition feature aiming to replace the ‘Tag Suggestions’ feature. Earlier, users received a notification whenever they were automatically tagged in a photo. Applied Research Lead of Facebook AI Srinivas Narayanan, as quoted by news agency PTI said, “The Tag Suggestions setting, which only controls whether we can suggest that your friends tag you in photos or videos using face recognition will no longer be available.”
After the latest update, users who keep the Face Recognition turned on will be notified if someone uploads a photo of them even without tagging them. Thus, this update proves to be a relief to the 2.41 billion Facebook users.
This face recognition feature was first introduced by Facebook in December 2017.
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static float | getExtraHorizontalPadding (const Text &text) |
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| static float | getExtraHorizontalPadding (Font font, unsigned int characterSize, TextStyle textStyle={}) |
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| static float | getExtraHorizontalOffset (Font font, unsigned int characterSize, TextStyle textStyle={}) |
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static float | getExtraVerticalPadding (unsigned int characterSize) |
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static float | getLineHeight (const Text &text) |
| | Returns the height of a single line of text.
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static float | getLineWidth (const Text &text) |
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static float | getLineWidth (const sf::String &text, Font font, unsigned int characterSize, TextStyle textStyle={}) |
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| static unsigned int | findBestTextSize (Font font, float height, int fit=0) |
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| static float | calculateExtraVerticalSpace (Font font, unsigned int characterSize, TextStyle style={}) |
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| static sf::String | wordWrap (float maxWidth, const sf::String &text, Font font, unsigned int textSize, bool bold, bool dropLeadingSpace=true) |
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The line spacing of a font gives the distance between two lines. There may however be an overlap between the highest character on the bottom line and the smallest one on the top line. This function calculates that distance.
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Draw the text to a render target.
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| static unsigned int tgui::Text::findBestTextSize |
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Finds the best character size for the text.
- Parameters
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| font | Font of the text |
| height | Height that the text should fill |
| fit | 0 to choose best fit, 1 to select font of at least that height, -1 to select font of maximum that height |
| Vector2f tgui::Text::findCharacterPos |
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Return the position of the index-th character.
If index is out of range, the position of the end of the string is returned.
- Parameters
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| index | Index of the character |
- Returns
- Position of the character
- Warning
- Unlike the function in sf::Text, this function does not take global transformations into account.
| unsigned int tgui::Text::getCharacterSize |
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Returns the character size of the text.
- Returns
- The current text size
| Color tgui::Text::getColor |
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Returns the text color.
- Returns
- text color
| static float tgui::Text::getExtraHorizontalOffset |
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Font |
font, |
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characterSize, |
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textStyle = {} |
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Returns an extra distance that text should be placed from the side of a widget as padding.
This distance is slightly larger than getExtraHorizontalPadding.
| float tgui::Text::getExtraHorizontalOffset |
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Returns an extra distance that text should be placed from the side of a widget as padding.
This distance is slightly larger than getExtraHorizontalPadding.
| static float tgui::Text::getExtraHorizontalPadding |
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Font |
font, |
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characterSize, |
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textStyle = {} |
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Returns a small distance that text should be placed from the side of a widget as padding.
This distance is slightly smaller than getExtraHorizontalOffset.
| float tgui::Text::getExtraHorizontalPadding |
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Returns a small distance that text should be placed from the side of a widget as padding.
This distance is slightly smaller than getExtraHorizontalOffset.
| Font tgui::Text::getFont |
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const |
Returns the font of the text.
- Returns
- text font
| float tgui::Text::getOpacity |
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const |
Returns the opacity of the text.
- Returns
- text opacity
Returns the size of the text.
- Returns
- Size required for drawing the text
| const sf::String& tgui::Text::getString |
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const |
Returns the text.
- Returns
- The current text
Returns the style of the text.
- Returns
- The current text style
| void tgui::Text::setCharacterSize |
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unsigned int |
size | ) |
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Changes the character size of the text.
- Parameters
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| void tgui::Text::setColor |
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Color |
color | ) |
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Changes the text color.
- Parameters
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| void tgui::Text::setFont |
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Font |
font | ) |
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Changes the font used for the text.
- Parameters
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| void tgui::Text::setOpacity |
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float |
opacity | ) |
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Changes the opacity of the text.
- Parameters
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| void tgui::Text::setString |
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const sf::String & |
string | ) |
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Changes the text.
- Parameters
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Changes the style of the text.
The possible styles can be found in the sf::Text::Style enum. You can also pass a combination of multiple styles, for example sf::Text::Bold | sf::Text::Italic. The default style is sf::Text::Regular.
- Parameters
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| static sf::String tgui::Text::wordWrap |
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maxWidth, |
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text, |
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font, |
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textSize, |
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bold, |
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dropLeadingSpace = true |
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Takes a string and inserts newlines into it so that the width does not exceed maxWidth.
- Parameters
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| maxWidth | Maximum width of the text |
| text | The text to wrap |
| font | Font of the text |
| textSize | The text size |
| bold | Should the text be bold? |
| dropLeadingSpace | Should a single space at the beginning of a line be removed? |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Program Files (x86)/Jenkins/workspace/TGUI/include/TGUI/Text.hpp


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Uninstalling Sumatra
There are 2 versions of Sumatra: an installer and a portable version (zipped executable).
Uninstalling portable version
If you’re using zipped executable, the only thing you need to do is to delete SumatraPDF.exe.
Uninstalling the installer version
If you’re using an installer version, you must have ran an installer. If you don’t remember doing that then it means you didn’t install a Sumatra in the first place and therefore there’s nothing to do.
The installer creates the standard uninstallation shortucts so go to Control Panel, use “Uninstall a program” category. SumatraPDF should be listed there and you can double-click to uninstall it.
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To emphasize: if you don’t provide this information, we cannot help you.


This Class represents the handle of a Handle/Body idiom of a Transaction for the GiroDeGado software implemented in this code.
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#include <transactionImpl.h>
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| void | setNumber (QSqlQuery *query, int actual_transaction_number, int new_transaction_number) |
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| QString | getNumber (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number) const |
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| void | setValue (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number, double transaction_value) |
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| QString | getValue (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number) const |
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| void | setDescription (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number, std::string transaction_description) |
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| QString | getDescription (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number) const |
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| void | setDate (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number, std::string transaction_date) |
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| QString | getDate (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number) const |
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| void | setCattleEarring (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number, int transaction_cattle_earring) |
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| QString | getCattleEarring (QSqlQuery *query, int transaction_number) const |
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This Class represents the handle of a Handle/Body idiom of a Transaction for the GiroDeGado software implemented in this code.
◆ TransactionHandle()
| TransactionHandle::TransactionHandle |
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◆ ~TransactionHandle()
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| QString TransactionHandle::getCattleEarring |
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◆ getDate()
| QString TransactionHandle::getDate |
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Calls the getDate() method implemented in the TransactionBody Class.
- Parameters
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| query | the query of a database. |
| transaction_number | the number of the current Transaction. |
- Returns
- QString - the content date attribute.
Implements Transaction.
◆ getDescription()
| QString TransactionHandle::getDescription |
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query, |
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transaction_number |
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◆ getNumber()
| QString TransactionHandle::getNumber |
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query, |
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transaction_number |
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◆ getValue()
| QString TransactionHandle::getValue |
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query, |
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transaction_number |
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Calls the getValue() method implemented in the TransactionBody Class.
- Parameters
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| query | the query of a database. |
| transaction_number | the number of the current Transaction. |
- Returns
- QString - the content value attribute.
Implements Transaction.
◆ setCattleEarring()
| void TransactionHandle::setCattleEarring |
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QSqlQuery * |
query, |
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int |
transaction_number, |
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transaction_cattle_earring |
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◆ setDate()
| void TransactionHandle::setDate |
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QSqlQuery * |
query, |
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transaction_number, |
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transaction_date |
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◆ setDescription()
| void TransactionHandle::setDescription |
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QSqlQuery * |
query, |
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int |
transaction_number, |
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std::string |
transaction_description |
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◆ setNumber()
| void TransactionHandle::setNumber |
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QSqlQuery * |
query, |
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actual_transaction_number, |
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int |
new_transaction_number |
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◆ setValue()
| void TransactionHandle::setValue |
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QSqlQuery * |
query, |
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int |
transaction_number, |
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double |
transaction_value |
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inlinevirtual |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Wraps services and provides systemd scripts
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# File 'manifests/systemd.pp', line 2
define service_wrapper::systemd (
$service_name = $title,
$user = 'root',
$description = $title,
$pre_command = undef,
$command = undef,
$environment = [],
$working_directory = '/',
$timeout_sec = 90,
$restart = 'no'
) {
$log_filename = "/var/log/${title}.log"
file {
"/usr/lib/systemd/system/${service_name}.service":
ensure => present,
owner => 'root',
group => 'root',
mode => '0544',
content => template("service_wrapper/systemd.suse.erb");
}
}
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Evening 10 Series 2017 Event 7
| Sul 2 |
23 May 17 |
|
10 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
| |
|
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| Jonathan
Durnin |
1 |
|
00:24:22 |
24.62 |
| Phil
Rayner |
2 |
1 |
00:24:50 |
24.16 |
| Jim
Lowbridge |
3 |
|
00:25:04 |
23.94 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
4 |
|
00:25:33 |
23.48 |
| Carl
Roberts |
5 |
|
00:25:39 |
23.39 |
| Martin
Webster |
6 |
|
00:25:45 |
23.30 |
| Bill
Barrie |
7 |
|
00:25:56 |
23.14 |
| Peter
Bentley |
8 |
|
00:25:58 |
23.11 |
| Dan High |
9 |
|
00:26:34 |
22.58 |
| Rob
Hammond |
10 |
|
00:26:36 |
22.56 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
11 |
|
00:26:41 |
22.49 |
| Roger
Kockelbergh |
12 |
|
00:27:04 |
22.17 |
| Carl
Holland |
13 |
|
00:27:07 |
22.13 |
| Simon
Ward |
14 |
|
00:27:11 |
22.07 |
| Ian
Murdey |
15 |
|
00:27:23 |
21.91 |
| Grant
Warwick |
16 |
|
00:27:27 |
21.86 |
| John
Beatm |
17 |
|
00:28:13 |
21.26 |
| Vic
Barnett |
18 |
2 |
00:28:15 |
21.24 |
| Mike
Ives |
19 |
3 |
00:28:25 |
21.11 |
| Matthew
Vallins |
20 |
4 |
00:28:51 |
20.80 |
| John
Welsford |
21 |
|
00:29:48 |
20.13 |
| Stewart
Holland |
22 |
5 |
00:30:01 |
19.99 |
| David
Bayliss |
23 |
6 |
00:30:02 |
19.98 |
| Nicola
Traynor |
24 |
|
00:30:30 |
19.67 |
| Dave
Bennett |
24 |
|
00:30:30 |
19.67 |
| Tom
Evans |
26 |
|
00:30:34 |
19.63 |
| Charlie
Simpson |
27 |
|
00:30:36 |
19.61 |
| Dom
Switzer |
28 |
7 |
00:31:14 |
19.21 |
| Annette
Roberts |
29 |
|
00:31:46 |
18.89 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
30 |
8 |
00:31:52 |
18.83 |
| Ash
Rackham |
31 |
9 |
00:33:49 |
17.74 |
| Sophie
Ward |
32 |
10 |
00:34:47 |
17.25 |
| Neville
Brooks |
33 |
|
00:35:47 |
16.77 |
| Julian
Twynham |
|
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DNF |
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Throwing away the fact that absolutes exist brings about an opening to a perspective from which we observe the transitive nature of knowledge and things in general.
Generally accepted norms in one’s culture might be deemed insane in another’s. What are norms anyway?
Embrace the cascade. Toggle the context. The web is for all.
We should all be in favour of the relationship between things rather than their intrinsic properties
We take the soul out of an object when we observe it in isolation rather than in how it interacts with things around it.
We see how a change in the entity at the top of organization heirarchies affects those towards the end of the chain.
Bad management impacts staff productivity
Toxicity cascades.
Also does beauty.
Paramaters are agents of mutation
They draw things in and away from contexts
Any system that aims to be scalable and modular exposes an interface to easily effect change
“It’s refactoring: pulling out duplicated code into a reusable function.”
“It’s indirection: providing thin wrappers around calls, and opening the doors for future extensibility.”
“It’s parameterization: putting adjustable knobs onto code and solving the more general problem.”
“The purpose of abstraction is not to be vague, but to create a new semantic level in which one can be absolutely precise” - Dijkstra
In fact, maths formulae are an abstraction upon tested solutions.
Some really smart people have done the work of finding solutions for calculating the area of a circle. I do not have to go through the pain of making such discovery. All I do is substitute values for the parameters the formula exposes.
const compose = (f, g) => (x) => f(g(x));
const compose = (f, g) => (x) => f(g(x));
const increasebyThree = (x) => x * 3;
const stringify = (x) => x.toString();
const printComputation = compose(stringify, increasebyThree)
We've exposed an opening: a pipeline for computation.
Like math formulae that we know and trust. Our units of computation can be made composable if they obey mathematical laws.
Paradigm wars is baseless
Leverage mathematical patterns for they are:
Provable
Tried and Tested
Do away with dogma
Observe the context within which your domain exist before leaping.
Be aware of how your conduct affects those below.
In essence:
let's not be a**holes


HOW DO PEOPLE USUALLY DESCRIBE UFO SIGHTINGS?

In order to answer the question “How do People Usually Describe UFO Sightings?” we used the event description fields from both the UFO sightings database and ufostalker.com’s image metadata (which included a summary of what was seen on the picture). In order to best answer the question, we decided to plot Description WorldClouds (one for each data source).
As it is clearly displayed on both WordClouds, very similar words are used when depicting potential UFOs, such as: “object”, “light”, “moving”, “Sky”, “Hovering”, etc.
WORDCLOUD USING UFO SIGHTINGS DATABASE
WORDCLOUD USING UFOSTALKER.COM METADATA DESCRIPTIONS


2020 Bentley Flying Spur video review
by Staff WriterThe third generation of Bentley's Flying Spur limousine is powered by a 635hp, 6.0-litre, twin-turbo W12 engine. We head to the suitably opulent streets in and around Monaco to try it out.
Also see:
2020 Bentley Flying Spur review, test drive


Satechi Launches Type-C Aluminum Stand & Hub for Mac Mini
by iClarifiedSatechi has launched a new USB-C Aluminum Stand & Hub for the Apple Mac Mini.
First of its kind, the Type-C Aluminum Stand & Hub elevates and transforms your Mac Mini into a powerful, surprisingly compact workstation. Equipped with a USB-C data port, three USB-A 3.0 ports, micro/SD card readers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack port, to provide convenient access to your peripherals.
Features:
● 6-IN-1 EXPANSION PORTS - features an USB-C data port, three USB 3.0 ports, micro/SD card readers, and a 3.5mm headphone jack port for convenient access to your essential peripherals
● BUILT-IN AIR VENTS - equipped with built-in air vents to help regulate temperature and encourage air flow when connecting multiple devices to your Mac Mini 2018
● SLEEK, ELEGANT DESIGN - designed to feel like a natural extension of your Mac Mini with an elegant, brushed finish and matching space gray aluminum alloy
● COMPATIBILITY - supports Mac Mini with Type-C ports (2018 & later). Does not support 2017 and older Mac Mini models. Mac Mini not included
You can purchase the Satechi Type-C Aluminum Stand & Hub for $79.99 from the link below.
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MP & Committee Turnover
MP TURNOVER IN FIFTH PARLIAMENT
The resignation of experienced politicians is accompanied by the loss of expertise and experience. Too much turnover is undesirable and weakens the institution’s law-making and watchdog functions. One quarter of our elected representatives were replaced over this five year term which is excessive:
MP TURNOVER PER PARTY IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
| Fifth Parliament | SEATS | MPs replaced | Party member turnover |
| ANC | 249 | 60 | 24% |
| DA | 89 | 21 | 24% |
| EFF | 25 | 16 | 64% |
| IFP | 10 | 4 | 40% |
| NPF | 6 | 0 | 0% |
| UDM | 4 | 0 | 0% |
| VF PLUS | 4 | 1 | 25% |
| COPE | 3 | 0 | 0% |
| ACDP | 3 | 0 | 0% |
| AIC | 3 | 0 | 0% |
| AGANG SA | 2 | 1 | 50% |
| PAC | 1 | 1 | 100% |
| APC | 1 | 0 | 0% |
| 400 | 104 | 26% |
103 Members of Parliament1 were replaced either because they resigned, retired, passed away or lost their seat due to constitutional restrictions:
- 82 Members resigned but 10 were not replaced
- 18 Members passed away (4 in car accidents)
- 2 Members retired
- 9 Members ceased to be an MP as they lost their party membership - section 47(3)(c) of Constitution
- 2 Members ceased to be an MP as they were elected as President - section 87 of the Constitution.
This consideration of loss of know-how applies also to the incoming MPs after the elections. In previous terms, Parliament has experienced a huge turnover and loss of trained, experienced MPs at the end of each five-year term. At the start of the Fourth Parliament, the National Assembly table staff reported 68% new MPs. The turnover for the start of the Fifth Parliament was better with around 60% new MPs.
Both newer democracies and proportional representation (PR) electoral systems have been shown to have higher turnover rates than older democracies and majoritarian electoral systems. PR electoral systems have greater internal party pressure to rotate positions. With little research available, the average for first world countries with a fair mix of either PR or majoritarian electoral systems is 32% for new MPs post elections for the lower House2.
Most new MPs will not know about the committee system, the budget cycle, or how to read an Amendment Bill. It is a steep learning curve and MPs need experience and their wits about them not to be taken in by the smooth public relations spin that departments and their entities can serve up to MPs.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP TURNOVER
From the Fifth Parliament, the size of Portfolio Committees was reduced to 11 members:
5th Term Portfolio Committees = 11 members: 6 ANC (55%) 5 Opposition (45%)
4th Term Portfolio Committees = 14 members: 8 ANC (57%) 6 Opposition (43%)
Expertise is vital for committees so it is key to keep committee membership turnover as low as possible. Party caucuses use a variety of factors when they assign a member to a specific committee such as seniority or knowledge. Sometimes turnover can be a good thing: it can broaden an MP’s experience, bring fresh ideas or counter inertia. However, this disruption should be kept to a minimum as committees are at their most effective when they are stable and members are able to build up institutional memory and expertise over their tenure.
| Committees: Fifth Parliament | Confirmed Membership | Required Number | Replacements |
| Communications | 25 | 11 | 12 |
| Health | 24 | 11 | 11 |
| Trade & Industry | 24 | 11 | 11 |
| Economic Development | 23 | 11 | 10 |
| Environmental Affairs | 23 | 11 | 10 |
| Labour | 23 | 11 | 10 |
| Science & Technology | 23 | 11 | 10 |
| Energy | 22 | 11 | 9 |
| Finance | 22 | 11 | 9 |
| Public Enterprises | 22 | 11 | 9 |
| Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Basic Education | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Defence & Military Veterans | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Human Settlements | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Public Service & Admin | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Public Works | 21 | 11 | 8 |
| Water & Sanitation | 20 | 11 | 7 |
| Small Business Development | 19 | 11 | 6 |
| Women in the Presidency | 19 | 11 | 6 |
| Higher Education & Training | 18 | 11 | 5 |
| Telecommunications | 18 | 11 | 5 |
| COGTA | 17 | 11 | 4 |
| International Relations | 17 | 11 | 4 |
| Justice & Correctional Services | 17 | 11 | 4 |
| Rural Development | 17 | 11 | 4 |
| Tourism | 17 | 11 | 4 |
| Police | 16 | 11 | 3 |
| Transport | 16 | 11 | 3 |
| Home Affairs | 15 | 11 | 2 |
| Mineral Resources | 15 | 11 | 2 |
| Social Development | 15 | 11 | 2 |
| Arts and Culture | 13 | 11 | 2 |
| Sport & Recreation | 13 | 11 | 2 |
| Average Turnover: 73% | 19 | 11 | 8 |
‘Confirmed Membership’ in the above table refers to the total number of MPs that are confirmed to have served on a specific committee as a member during this five-year term. No ‘alternate’ members were included in this total. The average turnover was 73%.
The top five committees with the highest turnover averaged a 115% turnover. This table shows the changes made by each party in those committees:
TOP 5 COMMITTEES WITH THE HIGHEST TURNOVER
| Communications | 25 | ANC (18); DA (3); EFF (1); PAC (2); COPE (1) |
| Health | 24 | ANC (8); DA (5); EFF (4); IFP (3); NFP (1); APC (1); UDM (1); AIC (1) |
| Trade & Industry | 24 | ANC (15); DA (3); EFF (2); IFP (3); FF+ (1) |
| Environmental Affairs | 23 | ANC (13); DA (4); EFF (3); NFP (1); UDM (1) |
| Economic Development | 23 | ANC (16); DA (3); EFF (2); NFP (1); COPE (1) |
Both MP Turnover (term-to-term and during-the-term) and Committee Membership Turnover are an important discussion for parties and Parliament to have if they both share the goal of strengthening lawmaking and oversight and the institution.
[1] The following changes were not included in the MP turnover statistics:
Mr L Mbinda (PAC) lost his membership in terms of section 47(3)(c) of the Constitution but was later reinstated with effect from the same date.
Mr T Rawula (EFF) & Mr Zolile Xalisa (EFF) lost their membership in terms of section 47(3)(c) of the Constitution in April 2019 after the National Assembly rose on 22 March 2019.
Five MPs resigned after the National Assembly rose on 22 March 2019.
14 party list candidates were not available to take up their seats at the start of the Fifth Parliament.
[2} Matland, R. and D. Studlar (2004). Determinants of Legislative Turnover: A Cross‐National Analysis. British Journal of Political Science 34(1): 87–108


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KratosMultiphysics
KRATOS Multiphysics (Kratos) is a framework for building parallel, multi-disciplinary simulation software, aiming at modularity, extensibility, and high performance. Kratos is written in C++, and counts with an extensive Python interface.
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| #define | RST "\x1B[0m" |
| #define | KRED "\x1B[31m" |
| #define | KGRN "\x1B[32m" |
| #define | KYEL "\x1B[33m" |
| #define | KBLU "\x1B[34m" |
| #define | KMAG "\x1B[35m" |
| #define | KCYN "\x1B[36m" |
| #define | KWHT "\x1B[37m" |
| #define | FRED(x) KRED x RST |
| #define | FGRN(x) KGRN x RST |
| #define | FYEL(x) KYEL x RST |
| #define | FBLU(x) KBLU x RST |
| #define | FMAG(x) KMAG x RST |
| #define | FCYN(x) KCYN x RST |
| #define | FWHT(x) KWHT x RST |
| #define | BOLDFONT(x) "\x1B[1m" x RST |
| #define | FAINTFONT(x) "\x1B[2m" x RST |
| #define | ITAFONT(x) "\x1B[3m" x RST |
| #define | UNDL(x) "\x1B[4m" x RST |
| #define | INVFONT(x) "\x1B[7m" x RST |
| #define | STRFONT(x) "\x1B[9m" x RST |
| #define BOLDFONT | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[1m" x RST |
| #define FAINTFONT | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[2m" x RST |
| #define INVFONT | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[7m" x RST |
| #define ITAFONT | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[3m" x RST |
| #define KBLU "\x1B[34m" |
| #define KCYN "\x1B[36m" |
| #define KGRN "\x1B[32m" |
| #define KMAG "\x1B[35m" |
| #define KRED "\x1B[31m" |
| #define KWHT "\x1B[37m" |
| #define KYEL "\x1B[33m" |
| #define RST "\x1B[0m" |
| #define STRFONT | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[9m" x RST |
| #define UNDL | ( | x | ) | "\x1B[4m" x RST |


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array
$_directives= 'array'
Frontend or Core directives
directives=====> (int) lifetime : - Cache lifetime (in seconds) - If null, the cache is valid forever
=====> (int) logging : - if set to true, a logging is activated throw Zend_Log
array
Details__construct(
array $options
=
array
)
:
void
Constructor
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $options | array | Associative array of options |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Cache_Exception |
_isGoodTmpDir(
string $dir
)
:
boolean
Verify if the given temporary directory is readable and writable
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $dir | string | temporary directory |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean | true if the directory is ok |
_log(
string $message, $priority
=
4
)
:
void
Log a message at the WARN (4) priority.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $message | string | |
| $priority |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Cache_Exception |
_loggerSanity(
)
:
void
Make sure if we enable logging that the Zend_Log class is available.
Create a default log object if none is set.
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Cache_Exception |
getLifetime(
int $specificLifetime
)
:
int
Get the life time
if $specificLifetime is not false, the given specific life time is used else, the global lifetime is used
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $specificLifetime | int |
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| int | Cache life time |
getTmpDir(
)
:
string
Determine system TMP directory and detect if we have read access
inspired from Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Abstract
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| string |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| \Zend_Cache_Exception | if unable to determine directory |
isAutomaticCleaningAvailable(
)
:
boolean
Return true if the automatic cleaning is available for the backend
DEPRECATED : use getCapabilities() instead
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| boolean |
setDirectives(
array $directives
)
:
void
Set the frontend directives
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| $directives | array | Assoc of directives |
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
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setOption(
string $name, mixed $value
)
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void
Set an option
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| $value | mixed |
| Exception | Description |
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public class DbxAccountManager
extends java.lang.Object
Use getInstance
to get an instance
of DbxAccountManager
. Then call DbxAccountManager.getLinkedAccount()
to see if there's already
a linked Dropbox account. If that returns null
use DbxAccountManager.startLink(android.app.Activity, int)
to begin the
process of linking a user's Dropbox account.
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static interface |
DbxAccountManager.AccountListener
Interface for receiving notifications of a new account being
linked or an existing account being unlinked.
|
static class |
DbxAccountManager.ConfigurationMismatchException
Thrown when
DbxAccountManager.getInstance(android.content.Context, java.lang.String, java.lang.String) was called with two different configurations
in the same application. |
static class |
DbxAccountManager.MultipleAccountsException
Thrown when the app attempts to link with a Dropbox account while
already linked.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
SDK_VERSION_NAME
The human-readable version number for this SDK.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
addListener(DbxAccountManager.AccountListener l)
Adds an
DbxAccountManager.AccountListener which will be called
whenever a new account is linked or an existing account is unlinked. |
static DbxAccountManager |
getInstance(android.content.Context applicationContext,
java.lang.String appKey,
java.lang.String appSecret)
Initializes the Dropbox Sync API if necessary, and returns an object for
interacting with the Sync API.
|
DbxAccount |
getLinkedAccount()
Returns the
DbxAccount for the linked Dropbox account, if any. |
boolean |
hasLinkedAccount()
Returns whether this application is linked to a Dropbox account.
|
void |
removeListener(DbxAccountManager.AccountListener l)
Removes a listener previously added by a call to
DbxAccountManager.addListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxAccountManager.AccountListener) . |
void |
startLink(android.app.Activity activity,
int callbackRequestCode)
Starts the authentication process to link a new account.
|
void |
startLink(android.app.Fragment fragment,
int callbackRequestCode)
Starts the authentication process to link a new account.
|
void |
startLink(android.support.v4.app.Fragment fragment,
int callbackRequestCode)
Starts the authentication process to link a new account.
|
void |
unlink()
Unlinks this app from the user's Dropbox account.
|
public static final java.lang.String SDK_VERSION_NAME
public static DbxAccountManager getInstance(android.content.Context applicationContext, java.lang.String appKey, java.lang.String appSecret)
applicationContext
- the context of the current application. Must be an
application context (getApplicationContext()
),
not just an Activity
or other context.appKey
- your Dropbox API app key.appSecret
- your Dropbox API app secret.DbxAccountManager.ConfigurationMismatchException
- if the app key or secret given
doesn't match an earlier call.public void startLink(android.app.Activity activity, int callbackRequestCode)
Activity.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
with the request
code you specify.
Note that if you're using an older Android SDK (prior to API 11), or
aren't using the
Android support library, you may see an error about the
type of the first argument to this method and the other overloads. You can
avoid this error using an explicit cast of the first argument to force this
method to be chosen. For instance: startLink((Activity)this, code)
activity
- the Activity that will be launched when linking is complete.callbackRequestCode
- the request code that will be passed to the given Activity's
Activity.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
when linking is complete.
This can be any value, which the API will simply pass through.DbxAccountManager.MultipleAccountsException
- if there's already an account linked.public void startLink(android.app.Fragment fragment, int callbackRequestCode)
Fragment.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
with the request
code you specify.
Note that if you're using an older Android SDK (prior to API 11), or
aren't using the
Android support library, you may see an error about the
type of the first argument to this method and the other overloads. You can
avoid this error using an explicit cast of the first argument to force this
method to be chosen. For instance: startLink((Fragment)this, code)
fragment
- the Fragment that will be launched when linking is complete.callbackRequestCode
- the request code that will be passed to the given Fragment's
Fragment.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
when linking is complete.
This can be any value, which the API will simply pass through.DbxAccountManager.MultipleAccountsException
- if there's already an account linked.public void startLink(android.support.v4.app.Fragment fragment, int callbackRequestCode)
Fragment.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
with
the request code you specify.
Note that if you're using an older Android SDK (prior to API 11), or
aren't using the
Android support library, you may see an error about the
type of the first argument to this method and the other overloads. You can
avoid this error using an explicit cast of the first argument to force this
method to be chosen. For instance: startLink((Fragment)this, code)
fragment
- the Fragment that will be launched when linking is complete.callbackRequestCode
- the request code that will be passed to the given Fragment's
Fragment.onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)
when
linking is complete. This can be any value, which the
API will simply pass through.DbxAccountManager.MultipleAccountsException
- if there's already an account linked.public void unlink()
public boolean hasLinkedAccount()
public DbxAccount getLinkedAccount()
DbxAccount
for the linked Dropbox account, if any. If no
account has been linked, this method will return null
.public void addListener(DbxAccountManager.AccountListener l)
DbxAccountManager.AccountListener
which will be called
whenever a new account is linked or an existing account is unlinked.
The listener will be called regardless of whether the account was
unlinked using DbxAccount.unlink()
or by the user on the Dropbox website.
Registering the same listener more than once will have no
additional effect. A single call to DbxAccountManager.removeListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxAccountManager.AccountListener)
will still remove it.
public void removeListener(DbxAccountManager.AccountListener l)
DbxAccountManager.addListener(com.dropbox.sync.android.DbxAccountManager.AccountListener)
.


Ethel and Fred
William Frawley and Vivian Vance were many years apart. Not only did they not get along on screen, they also did not get along very well on the set. Frawley .
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Feb 27, 2012 . Yesterday would have been William Frawley's 125th birthday. . Whatever she actually did say, Frawley was never to forgive her and, for the next . On March 3, 1966, 79-year-old William Frawley died of a heart attack while .
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My Three Sons
William Frawley was the featured guest on This Is Your Life. . Don Grady did some of the original music for the movie "Skin Deep". . And when Mike's mother died, Bub gave up everything, moved in with the Douglases, and tried to take his .
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Born: July 26, 1909 Died: August 17, 1979. She was born Vivian . Their relationship was not cordial as Vance did not like William Frawley. After I Love Lucy .
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She died on April 26, 1989. Desi Arnaz died on December 2, 1986. Vivian Vance died on August 17, 1979. And William Frawley died on March 3, 1966.
http://www.usefultrivia.com/tv_trivia/i_love_lucy_trivia_010b.html
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William Frawley on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more. . He did vaudeville with his brother Paul, then joined pianist Franz Rath in an act they took to San . When Frawley died, Arnaz took out a full-page ad in the trade papers, consisting of .
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Tell me what you know about William Clement Frawley (February 26, 1887 â . How old was William Frawley when he died? . When did William Frawley die?
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William Frawley lived the longest; he died in 1966 at age 79. Vivian Vance died in 1979 at age 70. . Did Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz have grandchildren?
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_lived_longer_Desi_Arnaz_Lucille_Ball_William_Frawley_or_Vivian_VanceThe Death of William Frawley and Vivian Vance
Both Frawley and Vance were veterans of the stage by the time they were cast in their . was performed first by William Frawley as a vaudeville-style act during 1918. . When he died he was indeed living over on Rossmore, but for 30+ years prior . 2nd, his contract did stipulate time off for baseball games, however, the only .
http://www.findadeath.com/Deceased/v/Vance%20Frawley/vancefrawley.htm
Vance, Vivian - Fun Facts and Information
She had to make herself 20 lbs. heavier than Lucille Ball, had to die her hair . Frawley over heard Vivan saying that she did not like the idea of having . The fighting got started when William Frawley heard Vivian say something off set about .
http://www.funtrivia.com/en/Celebrities/Vance-Vivian-16714.html
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William Clement Frawley (February 26, 1887 March 3, 1966) was an . William did two years of office work at Union Pacific Railroad in Omaha, Nebraska. . The General Died at Dawn (1936); Three Married Men (1936); Rose Bowl (1936) .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Frawley
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How did William Frawley die
On March 3, 1966, Frawley collapsed of a heart attack while walking down Hollywood Boulevard after seeing a movie. He was dragged to the nearby .
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_did_William_Frawley_die
William Clement Frawley (1887 - 1966) - Find A Grave Memorial
Jan 1, 2001 . After four years, in 1914 he formed a light comedy act with his new wife Edna Louise Broedt, "Frawley and Louise," touring the Orpheum and .
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=365
William Frawley Before I Love Lucy Immortal Ephemera
Nov 23, 2010 . A look at William Frawley in the years before he achieved his greatest fame . of a guy so far, big sports fan, the love of the game so deep within in him that he did . William Frawley died in Hollywood, March 3, 1966, age 79.
http://immortalephemera.com/8275/william-frawley-before-i-love-lucy/
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. in real life Vivian Vance and William Frawley didn't care for each other at all. * Did you know that the original names for the Ricardos would have been Lucy . who died in a plane crash while flying for the California National Guard in 1987.
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I Love Lucy Fan Reviews & Ratings - page 4 of 5 - TV.com
I Love Lucy is the show that will absolutely never die. . Further, at no point did it " go downhill. . Arnaz and Lucille Ball had so many off camera marital problems and that William Frawley and Vivian Vance were not very fond of each other.
http://www.tv.com/shows/i-love-lucy/reviews/4


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Synergy Advance Public Preview Release 0.1
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Greg Hurrell
So the public preview release is now out on the server. It is not quite as ambitious as I had hoped the first preview would be, but I think you'll find it to be quite useful.
I had a couple of Cocoa nightmares in the second half of this month and I had to sink about five days into each of them, which meant that I couldn't integrate all the stuff that I was originally planning to ship in the first preview release. I ended up shipping 4 out of the 12 preference panes that I had prepared, for example.
So I plan to follow this up with another release pretty soon. One of the casualties was the documentation; there is some on the site but not as much as I would like. I'll be working on that over the coming days.
Don't ask me what my Cocoa problems were. I don't feel like talking about Cocoa Bindings, NSOutlineViews, and Model-View-Controller right now!
This release is the core application. You mostly interact with it through the Global Menu (which you'll see is much more powerful than Synergy Classic's Global Menu). There are still a few menu items I haven't hooked up yet (blame Cocoa), but 95% of the functionality is in there. There is a bit more too which isn't exposed yet but it will be once I add the other preference panes.
For those of you have Synergy Classic already (I presume that's most of you if you are reading this) you'll find that Advance and Classic work quite well side by side. Advance has much better hot key support than Classic (although I still have to add the different behaviours for press-and-hold; currently I've only hooked up simple press actions) and a much better Global Menu.
You'll see that the Floater, Cover Art and Menu Bar Control modules didn't ship with the 0.1 preview. I want to add a major module to each preview release, one at a time, to allow for adequate testing.
Advance supports Growl so if you can't live without a Floater and don't want to run Classic then you can use Growl to provide notifications (see http://growl.info/ -- the official website).
Piracy was an on-and-off problem with Synergy Classic and I couldn't change the license code algorithm once it was cracked without breaking serial numbers for existing customers. Advance has a new licensing engine which involves product activation. Now, product activation is usually a dirty word, but the little feedback I've had on the system so far has been excellent. "Painless", in a word. I think that done well that's exactly how product activation should be. See the list of links below for more activation info.
The program is quite transparent about it (ie. it tells you what it's going to do) but other than that I don't think you'd even notice it. I still want to make a couple of minor tweaks for the next preview release to properly handle the case where you aren't connected to the net and want to activate (activation is a once-only process), but I didn't have time to get those tweaks in and still make the 2 May deadline... Hopefully won't cause anyone any problems.
Website:
Road map:
http://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/road-map/
Known issues:
http://wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/known-issues/
Bug reports (please):
Bug reporting tips:
http://wincent.com/a/knowledge-base/archives/2004/11/how_to_file_a_g.php
Instructions for beta testers:
http://wincent.com/a/knowledge-base/archives/2005/04/information_for.php
Activation information:
http://wincent.com/a/support/activation/
Purchase:
https://secure.wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/purchase/
Donate:
https://secure.wincent.com/a/products/synergy-advance/donate/
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Diomedes
So...if we are using Synergy Classic, are we just supposed to see the icon for the Global menu with Synergy Advance, not any back/pause/foward buttons?
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Diomedes
Oh, and does Synergy Advance IM integration conflict with the built-in iTunes/iChat status with Tiger?
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Greg Hurrell
0.1 just includes the core (the Global Menu) and not any extra modules (like the Floater, Cover Art, Menu bar buttons etc). So if you run the two side by side you would turn off the Classic global menu and use the Advance one. Soon you won't need to run both because I will be shipping the extra modules.
As for the IM thing. There is no conflict, although there is no point in having Synergy Advance's IM support turned on at the same time as you have the built-in one.
I guess you could set Synergy Advance to only update your user icon (something the built-in one cannot do) and tell it to leave the textual part alone; leaving the rest up the built-in version. Your call. In my case I just let Advance handle it all.
There are some rough edges still to be polished off before I release the next preview release (soon).
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fred123go
Looking good Wincent seeing that it is in its .1 release atm. I am looking forward to new modules being added as time goes on. I really like the top bar spotlight top icon, so handy when i am working and want to find a particular song. I also really like the extended keyboard shortcuts that are now available.
Anyways, keep up the good work i am sure Synergy advanced will become another great additional release as was Classic.
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- Original (non-deterministic) Style – The Private Spend Key and Private View Key are both independently and randomly chosen to form an account. You can simulate this above by pressing the "Random" buttons next to fields 3. and 4., then pressing "Gen 5.", "Gen 6.", and "Gen 7.", in that order. There is no good way to back up a non-deterministic account other than keeping copies of the files; you need to have a copy of both private keys, but presently only MyMonero will accept the two keys as input instead of a seed/wallet file. For these reasons, it is not recommended to use an account of this type.
- Mnemonic (Electrum or Deterministic) Style – In this style, the Private View Key is derived from the Private Spend Key, so you only need to remember one thing: the seed, which is actually just a representation of the Private Spend Key itself. This 256-bit scalar can be easily converted to a "24-digit" Base1626 "number" in the form of a mnemonic seed, which is 25 words long with the last word being used as a checksum. Mnemonics convert on a ratio of 4:3 minimum: four bytes creates three words, plus one checksum word; eight bytes creates six words, plus one checksum word; and so on. The "seeds" created by this method will always be valid scalars as they are sent to sc_reduce32 first. The Private View Key is derived by hashing the Private Spend Key with Keccak-256, producing a second 256-bit integer, which is then sent to sc_reduce32. You can test out this style above by pressing the "Random" button on the upper right, or by pressing either of the "Random" buttons next to fields 1. and 2., then the various "Gen x." buttons. You can backup accounts of this type by writing down or otherwise saving the 25 word deterministic seed; you can easily restore using both Simplewallet and MyMonero.
- MyMonero Style – This is similar to 2., but uses a 13 word seed instead of a 25 word seed. The 13 words convert to a 128-bit integer that is used for both spend and view key derivation, in the following form: the 128-bit integer is hashed with Keccak-256 to produce a 256-bit integer, a. a is sent to sc_reduce32, which returns the Private Spend Key. a is hashed once more with Keccak-256 to produce a second 256-bit integer, b. b is then sent to sc_reduce32, which returns the Private View Key. You may have noticed a critical difference between this style and the Electrum Style: MyMonero's Private View Key derivation is done by hashing random integer a, while Electrum Style derivation is done by hashing the Private Spend Key. This means that 13 and 25 word seeds are not compatible – it is not possible to create an Electrum Style seed (and account) that matches a MyMonero Style seed (and account) or vice versa; the view keypair will always be different. You can test out this style above with the "Random MyMonero" button. To backup MyMonero accounts, save the 13 word seed; you can currently "restore" using MyMonero only (you're really just logging in) – Simplewallet does not currently support 13-word seeds.
- The pair of public keys are prepended with one network byte (the number 18, 0x12, for Monero). It looks like this: (network byte) + (32-byte public spend key) + (32-byte public view key).
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- This 95-character result is the (obscenely long) Cryptonote Public Address!
- If you're creating an integrated address, simply append the 64-bit payment ID to step 1 and continue; everything else is the same except for the lengths (77 bytes total, 106 Base58 digits) and the prepended byte (19, 0x13).


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