Deploying QATrack+ with OS X Server’s Built-in Apache & PostgreSQL¶
This guide is going to walk you through installing QATrack+ on an OS X server with Apache as the web server and PostgreSQL as the database.
The steps we will be undertaking are:
- Setting up and configuring OS X
- Installing git
- Checking out the QATrack+ source code
- Setting up the website
- Setting up our python environment
- Setting up Apache & mod_wsgi
- Setting up a database
- Final config of QATrack+
- Temporary Workaround: Downgrade Django
- Final word
I will be using OS X 10.8 Server (Mountain Lion Server) for this guide.
This guide assumes you have at least a basic level of familiarity with Linux/UNIX and the command line.
1. Setting up and configuring OS X¶
Install OS X, OS X Server (if not yet done, then through the App Store), and then XCode (through the App Store). I believe that Xcode is required for its compilers, but you could install gcc and/or install other dependencies if you prefer. Xcode is also required to install Fink.
Install the command line tools for Xcode. To do this open Xcode, enter preferences, downloads, and install.
Install java, a requirement for Fink:
sudo javac
Install gfortran from Install gfortran from gfortran-mlion.tar.gz (4.8)
sudo tar -xvf gfortran-mlion.tar -C /
2. Installing git¶
Git is the version control software that QATrack+ uses. To install git on OS X, download GIT from http://git-scm.com/download/mac and install the .dmg package. (used Git <IP_ADDRESS> for this install).
Note that the install requires that you allow applications downloaded from anywhere. This is a setting within System Preferences –> Security & Privacy on OS X.
Next setup your git installation:
#!bash
git config --global user.name "YourName"
git config --global user.email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>3. Checking out the QATrack+ source code¶
Now that we have git installed we can proceed to grab the latest version of QATrack+. To checkout the code enter the following commands:
cd /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/
sudo git clone<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Cloning into 'qatrackplus'...
remote: Counting objects: 7727, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (2248/2248), done.
remote: Total 7727 (delta 5519), reused 7192 (delta 5128)
Receiving objects: 100% (7727/7727), 2.17 MiB, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (5519/5519), done.
4. Setting up the website¶
I don’t know why, but apache within OS X doesn’t deal well with the wsgi.py file. I believe that it may be as simple as expecting a .wsgi suffix to the file.
A simple workaround:
cd /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/
sudo cp wsgi.py qatrack.wsgi
sudo nano /Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/httpd_qatrack.conf
# Options ExecCGI
# Options +Indexes
WSGIScriptAlias / /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/qatrack.wsgi
#WSGIPythonPath /
WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}
<Directory /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
alias /static /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/static
(Exit, save file (buffer)).
sudo nano /Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/webapps/com.qatrack.webapp.qatrack.plist
enter the following text:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-7"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
<key>name</key>
<string>com.qatrack.webapp.qatrack</string>
<key>displayName</key>
<string>QATrackPlus WebApp</string>
<key>launchKeys</key>
<array/>
<key>proxies</key>
<dict/>
<key>installationIndicatorFilePath</key>
<string>/Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/qatrack.wsgi</string>
<key>includeFiles</key>
<array>
<string>/Library/Server/Web/Config/apache2/httpd_qatrack.conf</string>
</array>
<key>requiredModuleNames</key>
<array>
<string>wsgi_module</string>
</array>
</dict>
</plist>
Exit, save file (buffer).
Open the OS X Server App. Select Websites
There may be a default website created on your server’s host. Assuming that you don’t want to keep this, remove it so that you are left with just ‘Server Website’ and ‘Server Website (SSL)’. To remove it, just select it and click on the minus sign.
Ensure that ‘Enable Python web applications’ is enabled, and of course, that the Websites server is turned on.
Select Server Website and click the pencil to edit settings. Click Edit Advanced Settings... Disable the Python “Hello World” app Enable the QATrackPlus WebApp
5. Setting up our python environment¶
If you wish to install virtualenv, this would be the time to do so. Follow the instructions that are shown for the linux instructions (and please update this wiki). For this test environment I am operating a single virtual server therefore am not in need of having multiple Python environments.
sudo easy_install pip
Change back to the location where we checked out the source code:
cd /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/
In that directory there is a directory with text files (requirements/base.txt, requirements/optional.txt) that list the required Python packages for QATrack+. A little prep work is required to get them to install correctly. After you install all the required libs:
sudo pip install -r requirements/base.txt
sudo pip install scipy
sudo pip install -r requirements/optional.txt
6. Setting up Apache & mod_wsgi¶
The next step to take is to configure the Apache web server. Apache and mod_wsgi can be installed with the following commands:
sudo nano /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/qatrack.wsgi
"""
WSGI config for qatrack project.
This module contains the WSGI application used by Django's development server
and any production WSGI deployments. It should expose a module-level variable
named ``application``. Django's ``runserver`` and ``runfcgi`` commands discover
this application via the ``WSGI_APPLICATION`` setting.
Usually you will have the standard Django WSGI application here, but it also
might make sense to replace the whole Django WSGI application with a custom one
that later delegates to the Django one. For example, you could introduce WSGI
middleware here, or combine a Django application with an application of another
framework.
"""
import sys, os
sys.path.append('/Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps')
sys.path.append('/Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus')
os.environ.setdefault("DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE", "qatrack.settings")
# This application object is used by any WSGI server configured to use this
# file. This includes Django's development server, if the WSGI_APPLICATION
# setting points here.
from django.core.wsgi import get_wsgi_application
application = get_wsgi_application()
# Apply WSGI middleware here.
# from helloworld.wsgi import HelloWorldApplication
# application = HelloWorldApplication(application)
sudo serveradmin stop web
sudo serveradmin start web
7. Setting up a database¶
pip install psycopg2
Start the embedded Postgres:
sudo serveradmin start postgres
Then:
sudo -u _postgres psql template1
template1=# CREATE USER qatrack with PASSWORD 'qatrackpass';
CREATE ROLE
template1=# CREATE DATABASE qatrackdb;
CREATE DATABASE
template1=# GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE qatrackdb to qatrack;
GRANT
template1=\q#
sudo serveradmin stop postgres
sudo serveradmin start postgres
8. Final config of QATrack+¶
Next (we’re almost done, I promise!) we need to tell QATrack+ how to connect to our database.
Create a file called local_settings.py in /Library/Server/Web/Data/WebApps/qatrackplus/qatrack/ and put the following Python code in it:
TIME_ZONE = 'America/Halifax'
MEDIA_URL = '/qatrackplus/media/'
# STATIC_URL = '/qatrack/static/'
# LOGIN_EXEMPT_URLS = [r"^accounts/",]
LOGIN_REDIRECT_URL = '/qatrackplus/qa/unit/'
LOGIN_URL = "/qatrackplus/accounts/login/"
FIXTURE_DIRS = (
'qatrack/fixtures/',
)
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2', # Add 'postgresql_psycopg2', 'mysql', 'sqlite3' or 'oracle'.
'NAME': 'qatrackdb', # Or path to database file if using sqlite3.
'USER': 'qatrack', # Not used with sqlite3.
'PASSWORD': 'qatrackpass', # Not used with sqlite3.
'HOST': 'localhost', # Set to empty string for localhost. Not used with sqlite3.
'PORT': '', # Set to empty string for default. Not used with sqlite3.
}
}
And then create the tables in your database via sycndb/migrate
#!bash
(qatrack)randlet@ubuntu:~/web/qatrackplus$ python manage.py syncdb
(qatrack)randlet@ubuntu:~/web/qatrackplus$ python manage.py migrate
We also need to collect all our static files in a single location for Apache to serve (answer ‘yes’ when asked)
#!bash
(qatrack)randlet@ubuntu:~/web/qatrackplus$ python manage.py collectstatic
9. Temporary Workaround: Downgrade Django¶
from the google groups (thanks Doug & Randle):
pip uninstall django
pip install django==1.4
This step will be removed at some point...
BUT: pip install django==1.4 has the line: Requested django==1.4, but installing version 1.5.1.
SO: downloaded and installed Django from https://www.djangoproject.com/download/
tar xzvf Django-1.4.x.tar.gz
cd Django-1.4.x
sudo python setup.py install
10. Final word¶
There are a lot of steps getting everything set up so don’t be discouraged if everything doesn’t go completely smoothly! If you run into trouble, please get in touch with me on the QATrack+ mailing list and I can help you out.
- Taylor - Feb 2012
- Reynard - May 2013


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Despite its often achingly beautiful scenery, Snow Falling on Cedars suffers from some of the same shortcomings as the novel on which it is based. This is not surprising since David Guterson, who wrote the book, co-produced the film. When fisherman Carl Heine, Jr. (Eric Thal) is found dead in the waters of Washington State, suspicion immediately falls on KaBuo Miyamoto (Rick Yune). KaBuo, an army veteran of Japanese ancestry, happened to be fishing nearby. Guterson uses KaBuos trial as a backdrop for a superficial exploration of Japanese-American - Euro-American relations before and after World War II. Unfortunately, the film misses an opportunity to inform the viewing public about a disgraceful period in American history. Instead, Snow Falling on Cedars is Japanese-American history lite, merely hinting at things explored more explicitly in the1990 film, Come See the Paradise (starring Dennis Quaid and Tamlyn Tomita). Snow Falling on Cedars only hints at the extensive legal restrictions imposed on Japanese Americans during the first half of the twentieth century. Someone who has not read the book might not fully understand why KaBuos father, a Japanese immigrant, is unable to purchase land in his own name. Washington and other western states prohibited persons ineligible for U.S. citizenship from owning land, and federal law denied naturalization to non-whites. KaBuo is a U.S. citizen by birth, thus his father purchases land from Carl Heine, Sr. in KaBuos name. When the Miyamoto family along with the other island Japanese-American families are interned following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, KaBuos father is two payments short of owning the land outright. The elder Heine allegedly writes off the debt in exchange for the lands strawberry crop. Carl dies before the war ends and his widow sells the land to another white farmer, making a handsome profit and sending some money to the Miyamotos. Thus, the film focuses on whether KaBuos father defaulted on the land purchase rather than on the inherent unfairness of the racially restrictive land laws. The Sheriff hastily concludes that the land dispute between KaBuo Miyamoto and the Heines is the reason behind Carls death. The film also downplays the war experiences of Japanese Americans. The few fleeting internment scenes do not convey the harshness of internment camps like Manzanar. Unlike the internment scenes in Come See the Paradise, in Snow Falling on Cedars the audience gets only a brief hint of the sharp contrast between the barren dusty environment of Manzanar and the lush Washington island. Likewise, the film treats similarly the wartime experiences of Ishmael and KaBuo. The experiences of Japanese-American soldiers during World War II were much different from the experiences of white soldiers like Ishmael. Unlike white soldiers, most Japanese Americans served in World War II while their families were interned at home. Moreover, Japanese-American soldiers were more often used as cannon fodder than white soldiers. Rather, it is the obsession of Ishmael Chambers (Ethan Hawke) with Hatsue Miyamoto (Youki Kudoh), KaBuos wife, that forms the films core. Ishmael is a white journalist in the small Washington island town where the film is set. He is a man shattered both by lost love and disability, having lost Hatsue and his arm during World War II. Emotionally and physically a partial man, and unable or unwilling to fill the shoes of his enlightened journalist father, Ishmael is paralyzed by the past, unable to move forward. Ishmaels blind obsession with Hatsue, the daughter of Japanese immigrants, is not simply the arrogance and narcissism of youth. His obsession is symbolic of the Wests obsession with Asia, and embodies the arrogance of twentieth-century Western imperialism. Although the camera focuses longingly on Hatsue, the audience knows little about her. She is merely the object of Ishmaels obsessive love, not a fully drawn character. Ever the stereotypical silent, virginal, passive and obliging Asian woman, she utters few lines throughout the film. In fact, few of the Japanese-American characters in Snow Falling on Cedars say much. This is a white mans film. Again, Come See the Paradise was much stronger in this respect; it also concerned a white-Japanese American love relationship but the Japanese characters were well developed. We see young Ishmael spying on, forcing himself on, and doggedly pursuing a relationship with Hatsue, totally blind to the realities of life in Washington in the 1930s and early 1940s. Although there is some suggestion that both families might not approve of the interracial romance, it is Hatsues family that is portrayed as anti-white. In contrast, Ishmaels father, the liberal island newspaper man, comments on Hatsues beauty. Lost on most viewers is the fact that many states, including California and Oregon, specifically prohibited marriages between Japanese and whites. Although Washington State was an exception, there were many reasons besides family disapproval that would cause Hatsue to think twice about marrying Ishmael. Surely the adult Ishmael was not totally blind to the realities of interracial marriage. Perhaps the only surprise here is that Snow Falling on Cedars reverses the usual treatment of unsuccessful romance between Asians and whites.  As in the book, Ishmael Chambers comes across as an unsympathetic character. Still smarting over Hatsues long ago rejection of his love, he withholds evidence that will exculpate KaBuo. Ishmael feels entitled to speak with and hold Hatsue. She resists, understandable behavior from a proper married woman in the early 1950s, especially a Japanese-American woman pursued by a white man. Inexplicably, Ishmael feels no remorse when he belatedly discloses the evidence. He waits until all the evidence has been presented and the jury has retired. Fortunately, the enlightened judge, a rarity in traditional courtroom films, considers the evidence and dismisses the jury and the charges. Even more troubling is a scene reminiscent of the courtroom scene in To Kill A Mockingbird where the black community, relegated by Jim Crow laws or practices to the courtroom balcony, rise out of respect for Atticus Finch. In Snow Falling on Cedars the Japanese Americans in the courtroom rise, turn and bow to Ishmael who is standing in the balcony another reversal. The reason for this gesture is unclear. Were the Japanese Americans bowing to Ishmael in gratitude? Surely this could not be the case. Ishmael Chambers is no Atticus Finch in either appearance or actions. Yet Ishmael appears to be ennobled on the silver screen for simply doing the right thing, not allowing his personal biases or grievances to foster racial bias in the criminal justice system. Ishmaels reward: an appreciative hug from Hatsue. Now he can go on with his life!
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Supported platforms: Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver) and newer
Run the installer in a terminal via:
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VPKit
@interface VPKit : NSObject
Public entry point for the VPKit framework
-
sets the location for error dialogue handling - in the SDK or in the host app.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)forwardErrorNotifications:(BOOL)forwardErrors;
Parameters
forwardErrors
YES - error alerts are supressed in the SDK and NSNotifications are forwarded for interception by the host app. The notification name is vpkErrorNotification. The NSError is added to the Notification’s userInfo dictionary with key vpkErrorKey NO - user-facing error alerts are presented by the SDK.
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SDK initialization.
This method is usually called from your App Delegate
Obtain these credentials by registering your app with the VEEPIO developer portal https://developer.veep.io
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)setApplicationId:(nonnull NSString *)appName clientId:(nullable NSString *)clientId clientSecret:(nullable NSString *)clientSecret;
Parameters
clientId
- OAuth2 client_id credential
clientSecret
- OAuth2 client_secret credential
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Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setApplicationId:(nonnull NSString*)appName clientId:(nullable NSString*)clientId clientSecret:(nullable NSString*)clientSecret;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)setAuth:(VPKAuthorization *)auth env:(VPKEnvironmentType)env identifier:(NSString*)identifier name:(NSString*)name canCreate:(BOOL)canCreate canDelete:(BOOL)canDelete;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setAuth:(VPKAuthorization *)auth env:(VPKEnvironmentType)env identifier:(NSString*)identifier name:(NSString*)name canCreate:(BOOL)canCreate canDelete:(BOOL)canDelete;
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Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)setProduction:(BOOL)production;
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Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)setProduction:(BOOL)production;
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Monetisation support
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Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)setShouldMonetise:(BOOL)shouldMonetise;
Parameters
shouldMonetise
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (instancetype)initUnique;
-
IDFA support - optional
This requires host app linking to AdSupport.framework (
link binary with libarires
section of project Build Phases)Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)sendIDFA:(BOOL)idfa;
Parameters
idfa
Setting this option to YES entails additional reporting requirements when submitting to the app store
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Log out user from the default SDK.
This method will teardown the networking stack, remove OAuth2 tokens and delete user data and permissions. Application credentials (clientId and clientSecret) will persist.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)logout;
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Log out user from an SDK instance.
This method will teardown the networking stack, remove OAuth2 tokens and delete user data and permissions. Application credentials (clientId and clientSecret) will persist.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)logout;
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Class-level lighweight authentication for users with email identifier but no password.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)authenticateWithEmail:(nonnull NSString *)email completion:(nonnull VPKNetworkResponseBlock)completion;
Parameters
email
user email as unique user identifier.
completion
Block to run on completion of authentication request.
-
Class-level heavyweight authentication for users with email identifier and password.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)authenticateWithEmail:(nonnull NSString *)email password:(nullable NSString *)password completion:(nonnull VPKNetworkResponseBlock)completion;
Parameters
email
user email as unique user identifier.
password
user password string
completion
Block to run on completion of authentication request.
-
Instance-level heavyweight authentication for users with email identifier and password.
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void)authenticateWithEmail:(nonnull NSString *)email password:(nullable NSString *)password completion:(nonnull VPKNetworkResponseBlock)completion;
Parameters
email
user email as unique user identifier.
password
user password string
completion
Block to run on completion of authentication request.
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (BOOL)authorized;
-
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)requestUserStats:(nonnull VPKUserStatsErrorBlock)completionBlock;
-
gets daily stats for the last seven days for this user
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getDailyStats:(nonnull VPKDailyStatsBlock)completion;
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gets competitive stats for this user
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getCompetitiveStats:(nonnull VPKCompetitiveStatsBlock)completion;
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Create a VPKVeepViewer. This is the view controller for viewing image and video content with Veep metadata.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nullable VPKVeepViewer *)viewerWithPreview:(nonnull VPKPreview *)preview;
Parameters
preview
The VPKPreview containing the image to be viewed with the VeepViewer.This view’s image provides the image data for viewing. The view frame is used for the transition geometry when presenting and dismissing.
-
Create a VPKVeepViewer. Usse this method to provide image data with higher resolution than contained in the VPKPreview imageView.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nullable VPKVeepViewer *)viewerWithImage:(nonnull UIImage *)image fromPreview:(nonnull VPKPreview *)preview;
Parameters
image
The image data for display in the Veep Viewer.
preview
A VPKPreview that handles the Viewer delegate methods and provdies frame geometry for presenting and dismissing the Veep Viewr.
-
Create a VPKVeepViewer. DEPRECATED from v 2.7.0
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nullable VPKVeepViewer *)viewerWithImage:(nonnull UIImage *)image fromView:(nonnull UIView *)view;
Parameters
image
the image to be viewed with the VeepViewer.
view
the view framing the image. This view is used to provide the transition geometry when presenting and dismissing.
-
Presents a viewer on a new overlaying UIWindow - allows full orientation changes on the viewer while underlying controller may have more restricted orientations.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)presentViewer:(nonnull VPKVeepViewer *)viewer;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull VPKVeepFetcher*)fetcher;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull VPKVeepFetcher*)fetcher;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull VPKStyles*)styles;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull VPKEnvironment*) environment;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (nonnull VPKEnvironment*) environment;
-
request a veep by veepId and return a VPKPublicVeep in the completion handler
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)requestVeep:(nonnull NSString *)veepId completionBlock:(nonnull VPKitPublicVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Request a veep by veepId and return a VPKVeep in the completion handler.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getVeep:(nonnull NSString *)veepId completionBlock:(nonnull VPKitVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Request a veep by originalContentURI and return a VPKPublicVeep in the completion handler.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)requestVeepWithURL:(nonnull NSURL *)imageURL completionBlock: (nonnull VPKitPublicVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void) requestVeepWithURL:(NSURL*)imageURL completionBlock:(VPKitPublicVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Request a veep by originalContentURI and return a VPKVeep in the completion handler.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getVeepWithURL:(nonnull NSURL *)imageURL completionBlock:(nonnull VPKitVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Request a veep identifier by originalContentURI and return the identifier as an NSString in the completion handler.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getVeepIdWithURI:(nonnull NSURL *)originalContentURI useCache:(BOOL)useCache completionBlock: (nonnull VPKVeepIdentifierErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Request a veep header by originalContentURI and return the header as an VPKPublicVeep in the completion handler.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (void)getVeepHeaderWithURI:(nonnull NSURL *)originalContentURI useCache:(BOOL)useCache completionBlock: (nonnull VPKitPublicVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
Undocumented
Declaration
Objective-C
- (void) getVeepHeaderWithURI:(NSURL*)originalContentURI useCache:(BOOL)useCache completionBlock:(VPKitPublicVeepErrorCompletionBlock)completion;
-
A string representation of the VPKit version.
Declaration
Objective-C
+ (nonnull NSString *)sdkVersion;
Return Value
NSString description with version and build numbers.


Next Friday is the last week of this stint at Intel, so I figured now was as good a time as ever to do a write up on how I work, or, more accurately, how I’ve worked, during my time here. Note that this has evolved massively over the past three years, so expect what I say now to have changed significantly a year down the line.
At the moment, I work predominantly on nova, though I contribute to many other projects like openstack-manuals, oslo.config, DevStack and Patchwork. Not all of these projects are OpenStack projects, but they are all Python-based, meaning the development environments for each tend to be rather similar.
Platform
First up - my development platform. My current work laptop is a tad bit…under-resourced (think: 4GB of RAM) and is Windows-based, meaning I always end up working on remote machines via SSH (more on that later). The remote machines I use vary depending on what I want to do. Most of the time I use a handful of VMs provided via an internal cloud. These provide me with a shared home directory (so I don’t have to configure Vim each time I start using a new VM, heh) and some flexibility for things like basic multi-node testing. However, when I need to validate features on real hardware (which happens quite regularly, given the areas I’m working on), I’ll use some real hardware from the lab. These platforms are the kind of platforms you’ll find in every good data center around the world: multiple top-of-the-line Xeon E5s, super-fast NVMe SSD storage, the latest Intel NICs (SR-IOV compatible, of course) and many, many GBs of RAM.
Environment
While the hardware of the platforms I use does vary tremendously, the software environments are remarkably consistent. To start, everything runs whatever the latest version of Fedora happens to be - while Ubuntu may be currently the most popular platform to deploy OpenStack on, I’ve used Fedora at home for years and saw no reason to switch. On top of this, I either deploy OpenStack using DevStack, if I want to validate a feature, or I simply clone and work on the project repos directly, if I’m working or unit-testable code or “low-hanging-fruit” tasks. Finally, where required, I pre-configure my tools using the configuration files provided by my dotfiles project.
Tooling
Tooling makes or breaks developers: learning what tools to use, and when, is an important part of any developers own development. I know a lot of people who use IDEs like PyCharm (indeed, you can get a free community license if you contribute to OpenStack), but seeing as I don’t develop on my local machine, I need to use some form of remote rendering - VNC, X11 forwarding, RDP - for the IDE GUI, I need to configure a remote mount so that a local installed IDE could access files on my remote machines. I’ve found both of these options to perform poorly over bad connections and result in either a janky, laggy UI or an inability to do things like change branches with any regularity, respectively. Annoying, to say the least.
As a result of the above, I’ve been slowly dropping GUI-based tools from my toolkit over the years. The largest change here was my replacment of Sublime Text and its plugins with Vim and plugins managed by Vundle (delighted not to be writing plugins for Vim, tbh). In addition to this change, I also dropped Meld, which was pretty but laggy over X11 forwarding, in favor of the more responsive ConflictMarker Vim plugin (I’m yet to grasp Vimdiff). Similarly, I’ve replaced MTPuTTY and its multiple tabs with standard PuTTY and tmux. All these tools do have an additional learning curve over their GUI-driven equivalents, but they’re all battle-tested, incredibly efficient, and work well on pretty much any type of network connection.
Outside of these tools, I also make extensive use of git-review
and ag (a.k.a. the silver searcher). git-review allows me to quickly
submit my own changes for community review or download other peoples’ changes
for validation, and it is the tool the OpenStack community recommends for
working with Gerrit-based projects. ag, on the other hand, is my way of
handling the lack of an IntelliSense-like feature in Vim. It’s a faster version
of awk
that also takes things like gitignore files into account. I use this
to search for function calls etc. I plan to eventually try something like
Jedi but I just haven’t got around to this yet.
Finally, debugging, where necessary, is possible through pdb and the odd post to the mailing list is made using mutt. pdb, like many of these tools, does take a bit of time to get your head around, but, once up and running, proves itself worth the effort. mutt has a similarly large learning curve, but it doesn’t mess up the formatting of emails half as bad as Outlook and its threading actually works.
Future Plans
There are a couple of tools that have been recommended to me, that I just haven’t got around to trying yet.
- git-next: Developed by the awesome Dolph Matthews, this simple tool should be configured with your favourite OpenStack project. Once done, you can run it provide you with the next patch that you should review.
- gertty: This is another OpenStack-provided project. This tool provides a CLI for Gerrit tool, and allows you to do things like review code offline. The latter feature isn’t so useful when working remotely all the time, but if/when I start developing locally, I’ll be sure to use this.
- Jedi: As mentioned above, how I navigate the code base could do with a bit of work. Jedi brings autocomplete and some other stuff to editors like Vim.
- PyCharm: This is another one to throw in the “if I ever develop locally” bag. I don’t use this now, but if it becomes an option then I’ll definitely try it. I do wish the open source alternatives weren’t quite so…Java’y though.
- ???: Who knows what else I’ll discover in the coming years?
Bonus: SSH Configuration
How I actually connect to the machines is probably worth calling out also. For this, I use the PuTTY family of tools. To begin with, I have PuTTYTray installed and pinned to my taskbar to enable quick access to some tools in the suite (PuTTY, Pageant, PuTTYGen).
The out-of-the-box experience for PuTTY itself is rather poor, so I rely on the Solarized Modern PuTTY Defaults project to bring things into the 21st century.
I don’t fancy typing in a password each time, so I generate SSH keys using Pageant, then I make sure Pageant starts automatically each time I boot my machine. I’ll probably do a more in-depth write up of this process at some point.


Resume
Skills
Programming (ordered by experience)
- Python
- Java
- JavaScript
- HTML
- CSS
- Objective-C
- C++
Hobbies
- Trading stocks and cryptocurrencies
Activities and Honors
- Eagle scout - Member of Boy Scouts for 6 years
- First Robotics - Member of DRE@M in St. Louis
Education
- High School Diploma - Parkway North highschool
- GPA: 4.36 weighted
- Current freshman at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology


:to bend the body or a part of the body forward and downward sometimes simultaneously bending the knees
:to stand or walk with a forward inclination of the head, body, or shoulders
:yield submit
:to descend from a superior rank, dignity, or status
:to lower oneself morally stooped to lying
:to move down from a height :alight
:to fly or dive down swiftly usually to attack prey
:debase degrade
:to bend (a part of the body) forward and downward


App used to enhance and simplify the controll of Phillips Hue Smart Bulbs
Philips Hue Lights (PHL) are a Wi-Fi-enabled lighting systems that allows lights to be controlled from any smarthome device. Kits sold include light bulbs that change color, white lights and a Hue Bridge (hub controller). Lights are controlled via Philips Hue Gen app. This app only allows individual lights to be controlled as part of a group, for example the living room. Hue-Manatee solves this problem, by allowing the user to control individual lights within a group. In addition hue-manatee eliminates the Wi-Fi requirement eliminating the need for a smart phone.
2 weeks
Philips uses 66,000 hue color wheel, which could not be supported by Hue-Manatee. To overcome this problem we shortened down Philips color wheel to the standard color wheel. Heroku and Philips Bridge IP could not communicate. This was fixed by drilling a hole through the Heroku firewall, which allowed Heroku to recognize the Bridge IP.
Created individual lights from Philips native groups. Wrote user authentication function. On the front end I created individual light manipulation function in accordance with Hue Light native function. Wrote testing functions.


Scarlett Johansson: I was hyper-sexualised by film industry as a teenager
Scarlett Johansson believes she was “hyper-sexualised” while still a teenager.
The actress said her image was created by “a bunch of dudes” working in the film industry.
Johansson, 34, add she was frustrated with roles which limited her to seductive women and plagued her in her late teens and early 20s.
The actress said her sexualisation by those in the industry seemed “OK to everyone”, and it took time to break out of the limitations of being typecast.
She spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about her experiences as a female star in the film industry.
Johansson said: “When I was working in my early 20s, and even my late teens, I felt that I got somehow typecast as hyper-sexualised, which I guess at the time seemed OK to everyone.
“It was another time — even though it wasn’t part of my own narrative, it was kind of crafted for me by probably a bunch of dudes in the industry.”
Johansson recalls feeling limited by the image she was given, and feared there was little longevity in playing the “other woman” or the ingenue.
She said she needed something more fulfilling that the roles she was being offered.
Johansson believes culture has shifted, and women are no longer as limited in the movie industry as they once were.
She said: “The climate is so different now, there’s so many wonderful opportunities for women of every age to play all different types of people.”
The full interview with Johansson can be read in The Hollywood Reporter.


Lee County deputies search for someone near Motel 6 in North Fort Myers
by WFTX Digital TeamNORTH FORT MYERS, Fla. -- We're working to find out if Lee County deputies have caught the person they were searching for overnight in North Fort Myers.
The Fox 4 Breaking News Tracker was on scene as deputies, including K-9 units, canvassed several blocks near the Motel 6 off N. Cleveland Avenue.
This all happened around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday.
In addition to the K-9 units, our crew also saw choppers circling overhead.
The area is clear now. Most deputies left the area around 3 a.m.


| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| Admin |
Provide miscellaneous system admin. features. Requires an assembly reference to "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement.dll" or the equivalent. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IAdmin |
COM interface for VBScripting.Admin |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IsAdministrator |
Gets whether the current user is in the Administrator group (on the current machine). Slow. May take five seconds or longer. Does not necessarily mean that privileges are elevated. Adapted from a stackoverflow.com post. |
|
|
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| Log |
Logs the specified message to the event log (source="VBScripting"). |
|
message |
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| GetLogs |
Get an array of logs entries from the Application log. Returns an array of logs (strings) from the specified event source that contain the specified message string. Searches the Application log only. |
an array |
source, message |
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| SourceExists |
Gets whether the specified EventLog source exists. |
a boolean |
source |
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| CreateEventSource |
Creates the specified EventLog source. |
an EventLogSourceResult |
source |
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| DeleteEventSource |
Deletes the specified EventLog source and all of its logs. |
an EventLogSourceResult |
source |
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| MonitorOff |
Turn off the monitor(s) |
|
|
Method |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| PrivilegesAreElevated |
Gets whether the current process has elevated privileges. |
|
|
Property |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| EventSource |
Gets the name of the event log source for this namespace (VBScripting). |
a string |
|
Property |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| LogName |
Gets the name of the log to which events will be logged. |
a string |
|
Property |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| Result |
Gets an EventLogResultT object. VBScript example: Set returnValue = adm.CreateEventSource If returnValue.Result = adm.Result.SourceCreationException Then MsgBox returnValue.Message End If |
an EventLogResultT |
|
Property |
Admin |
VBScripting |
| EventLogResultT |
Provides a set of terse behavior/result descriptions suitable for VBScript comparisons and MsgBox captions. Available to VBScript via Admin.Result . |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| SourceAlreadyExists |
|
"Source already exists" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| SourceCreated |
|
"Source created" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| SourceCreationException |
|
"Source creation error" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| SourceDoesNotExist |
|
"Source does not exist" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| SourceDeleted |
|
"Source deleted" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| SourceDeletionException |
|
"Source deletion error" |
|
Property |
EventLogResultT |
VBScripting |
| EventLogSourceResult |
Type returned by CreateEventSource and DeleteEventSource. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| SourceExists |
Returns True if the source exists after the attempted operation has completed. |
a boolean |
|
Property |
EventLogSourceResult |
VBScripting |
| Message |
Returns a message descriptive of the outcome of the operation. |
a string |
|
Property |
EventLogSourceResult |
VBScripting |
| Result |
Returns a string: one of the EventLogResultT strings. |
a string |
|
Property |
EventLogSourceResult |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| FileChooser |
Provides a file chooser dialog for VBScript. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IFileChooser |
The COM interface for VBScripting.FileChooser |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| FileName |
Opens a dialog enabling the user to browse for and choose a file. Returns the filespec of the chosen file. Returns an empty string if the user cancels. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| FileNames |
Opens a dialog enabling the user to browse for and choose multiple files. Gets a string array of filespecs. Returns an empty array if the user cancels. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| FileNamesString |
Opens a dialog enabling the user to browse for and choose multiple files. Gets a string of filespecs delimited by a vertical bar ( | ). Returns an empty string if the user cancels. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| InitialDirectory |
Gets or sets directory at which the dialog opens. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| ERInitialDirectory |
Gets the initial directory with relative path resolved and environment variables expanded. Improves testability. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| Filter |
Gets or sets the selectable file types. Examples: fc.Filter = "All files (*.*)|*.*" // the default fc.Filter = "Text files (*.txt)|*.txt|All files (*.*)|*.*" fc.Filter = "Image Files(*.BMP;*.JPG;*.GIF)|*.BMP;*.JPG;*.GIF|All files (*.*)|*.*" |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| FilterIndex |
Gets or sets the index controlling which filter item is initially selected. An integer. The index is 1-based. The default is 1. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| Title |
Gets or sets the dialog titlebar text. The default text is "Browse for a file." |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| Multiselect |
Gets or sets whether multiple files can be selected. The default is False. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| DereferenceLinks |
Indicates whether the returned file is the referenced file or the .lnk file itself. Gets or sets, if the selected file is a .lnk file, whether the filespec returned refers to the .lnk file itself (False) or to the file that the .lnk file points to (True). The default is False. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| DefaultExt |
Gets or sets the file extension name that is automatically supplied when one is not specified. A string. The default is "txt". |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| ValidateNames |
Gets or sets whether to validate the file name(s). |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| CheckFileExists |
Gets or sets whether to check that the file exists. |
|
|
Property |
FileChooser |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| IconExtractor |
Extracts an icon from a .dll or .exe file. Not all members of this class are accessible to VBScript. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IIconExtractor |
A COM Interface for VBScripting.IconExtractor |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor. |
|
|
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| Save |
Extracts an icon from a .dll or .exe and saves it to a file. Parameters: resFile is the .dll or .exe file; index selects the icon within the resource file; icoFile is the output file; largeIcon is a boolean: True if a large icon is to be extracted, False for a small icon. Environment variables and relative paths are allowed. |
|
resFile, index, icoFile, largeIcon |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| SetImageFormatBmp |
Change the image format to BMP. Default is BMP. |
|
|
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| SetImageFormatPng |
Change the image format to PNG. Default is BMP. |
|
|
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| Extract |
Extracts an icon from the specified .dll or .exe file. This method is not available to VBScript. In VBScript, use the Save method. Other parameters: index is an integer that specifies the icon's index within the resource. largeIcon is a boolean that specifies whether the icon should be a large icon; if False, a small icon is extracted, if available. The icon must be disposed in order to free memory. |
an icon |
file, index, largeIcon |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| IconCount |
Returns the number of icons in a .dll or .exe file. A relative path or environmental variable is allowed. |
an int |
filespec (.dll or .exe) |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| GetPointer |
Gets a pointer to an icon. Must be disposed with DisposeIcon(pointer) or Icon.Dispose(), in order to release memory. A relative path or environmental variable is allowed. This method is not available to VBScript. |
integer |
file, index, largeIcon |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| ExtractIcon |
Gets an icon. This method is not available to VBScript. Must be disposed with DisposeIcon(pointer) or Icon.Dispose(). |
Icon |
integer |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| DisposeIcon |
Dispose an icon by pointer (an int). This method is not available to VBScript. |
Returns true for success. |
pointer |
Method |
IconExtractor |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| NotifyIcon |
Provides a notification area (system tray) icon for VBScript, for illustration purposes. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| INotifyIcon |
The COM interface for VBScripting.NotifyIcon |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| Dispose |
Disposes of the icon resources when it is no longer needed. If this method is not called, the icon may persist in the system tray until the mouse hovers over it, even after the object instance has lost scope. |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| SetIconByIcoFile |
Sets the system tray icon given an .ico file. The parameter fileName specifies the filespec of the .ico file. Environment variables and relative paths are allowed. |
|
fileName |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| SetIconByDllFile |
Sets the system tray icon from a .dll or .exe file. Parameters: fileName is the path and name of a .dll or .exe file that contains icons. index is an integer that specifies which icon to use. largeIcon is a boolean that specifies whether to use a large or small icon. |
|
fileName, index, largeIcon |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| SetBalloonTipIcon |
Sets the icon of the "balloon tip" or notification. The parameter type is an integer that specifies which icon to use: Return values of ToolTipIcon properties can be used: Error = 1, Info = 2, None = 3, Warning = 4. |
|
type |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| ShowBalloonTip |
Show the balloon tip. |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| AddMenuItem |
Add a menu item to the system tray icon's context menu. This method can be called only from VBScript. The parameter menuText is a string that specifies the text that appears in the menu. The parameter callbackRef is a VBScript object reference returned by the VBScript GetRef Function. |
|
menuText, callbackRef |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| InvokeCallbackByIndex |
Provide callback testability from VBScript. |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| ShowContextMenu |
Show the context menu. Public in order to provide testability from VBScript. |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| SetBalloonTipCallback |
Sets the VBScript callback Sub or Function reference invoked when the notification "balloon" is clicked. VBScript example: obj.SetBalloonTipCallback GetRef( "ProcedureName" ) |
|
|
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| DisableMenuItem |
Disables a menu item. Parameter index values are integers assigned automatically as each item is added to the menu, beginning with 0. |
|
index |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| EnableMenuItem |
Enables a menu item. Parameter index values are integers assigned automatically as each item is added to the menu, beginning with 0. |
|
index |
Method |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| Text |
Gets or sets the text shown when the mouse hovers over the system tray icon. |
|
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| Visible |
Gets or sets the icon's visibility. A boolean. Required. Set this property to True after initializing other settings. |
|
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| BalloonTipTitle |
Gets or sets the title of the "balloon tip" or notification. |
|
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| BalloonTipText |
Gets or sets the text of the "balloon tip" or notification. |
|
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| BalloonTipLifetime |
Gets or sets the lifetime of the "balloon tip" or notification. An integer (milliseconds). Deprecated as of Windows Vista. The value is overridden by accessibility settings. |
|
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| ToolTipIcon |
Gets an object useful in VBScript for selecting a ToolTipIcon type. The properties Error, Info, None, and Warning may be used with SetBalloonTipIcon. VBScript example: obj.SetBallonTipIcon obj.ToolTipIcon.Warning |
a ToolTipIconT |
|
Property |
NotifyIcon |
VBScripting |
| ToolTipIconT |
Supplies the type required by NotifyIcon.ToolTipIcon This class is accessible from VBScript via the NotifyIcon.ToolTipIcon property. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| Error |
|
1 |
|
Property |
ToolTipIconT |
VBScripting |
| Info |
|
2 |
|
Property |
ToolTipIconT |
VBScripting |
| None |
|
3 |
|
Property |
ToolTipIconT |
VBScripting |
| Warning |
|
4 |
|
Property |
ToolTipIconT |
VBScripting |
| CallbackEventSettings |
Settings for saving VBScript method references. This class is not accessible from VBScript. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
|
Method |
CallbackEventSettings |
VBScripting |
| AddRef |
Adds a CallbackReference instance reference to the list. |
|
callbackRef |
Method |
CallbackEventSettings |
VBScripting |
| Refs |
Gets or sets a list of callback references. |
|
|
Property |
CallbackEventSettings |
VBScripting |
| CallbackReference |
An orderly way to save the index and callback reference for a single menu item. This class is accessible to VBScript indirectly via the AddMenuItem and SetBalloonTipCallback methods. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
index, reference |
Method |
CallbackReference |
VBScripting |
| Index |
The Index property corresponds to the index of a menu item in the notification area (system tray) context menu. |
|
|
Property |
CallbackReference |
VBScripting |
| Reference |
COM object reference generated by VBScript's GetRef Function. |
|
|
Property |
CallbackReference |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| ProgressBar |
Supplies a progress bar to VBScript, for illustration purposes. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IProgressBar |
Exposes the VBScripting.ProgressBar members to COM/VBScript. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| PerformStep |
Advances the progress bar one step. |
|
|
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| FormSize |
Sets the size of the window. |
|
width, height |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| PBarSize |
Sets the size of the progress bar. |
|
width, height |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| FormLocation |
Sets the position of the window, in pixels. |
|
x, y |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| FormLocationByPercentage |
Sets the position of the window, as a percentage of screen width and height. |
|
x, y |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| PBarLocation |
Sets the location of the progress bar within the window. |
|
x, y |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| SuspendLayout |
Suspends drawing of the window temporarily. |
|
|
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| ResumeLayout |
Resumes drawing the window. |
|
|
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| SetIconByIcoFile |
Sets the icon given the filespec of an .ico file. Environment variables are allowed. |
|
fileName |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| SetIconByDllFile |
Sets the icon given the filespec of a .dll or .exe file and an index. The index is an integer that identifies the icon. Environment variables are allowed. |
|
fileName, index |
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Dispose |
Disposes of the object's resources. |
|
|
Method |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Visible |
Gets or sets the progress bar's visibility. A boolean. The default is False. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Minimum |
Gets or sets the value at which there is no apparent progress. An integer. The default is 0. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Maximum |
Gets or sets the value at which the progress appears to be complete. An integer. The default is 100. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Value |
Gets or sets the apparent progress. An integer. Should be at or above the minimum and at or below the maximum. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Step |
Integer. Gets or sets the increment between steps. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Caption |
Gets or sets the window title-bar text. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Debug |
Gets or sets whether the type is under development. Affects the behavior of two methods, SetIconByIcoFile and SetIconByDllFile, if exceptions are thrown: when debugging, a message box is shown. Default is False. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| BorderStyle |
Provides an object useful in VBScript for setting FormBorderStyle. |
a FormBorderStyleT |
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| Style |
Sets the style of the progress bar. Use 1 for continuous, and 2 for marquee. |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| FormBorderStyle |
Sets the style of the window border. An integer. One of the BorderStyle property return values can be used: Fixed3D, FixedDialog, FixedSingle, FixedToolWindow, None, Sizable (default), or SizableToolWindow. VBScript example: pb.FormBorderStyle = pb.BorderStyle.Fixed3D |
|
|
Property |
ProgressBar |
VBScripting |
| FormBorderStyleT |
Enumeration of border styles. This class is available to VBScript via the ProgressBar.BorderStyle property. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| Fixed3D |
|
1 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| FixedDialog |
|
2 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| FixedSingle |
|
3 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| FixedToolWindow |
|
4 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| None |
|
5 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| Sizable |
|
6 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| SizableToolWindow |
|
7 |
|
Property |
FormBorderStyleT |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| SpeechSynthesis |
Provide a wrapper for the .NET speech synthesizer for VBScript, for demonstration purposes. Requires an assembly reference to C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\WPF\System.Speech.dll or the equivalent. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| ISpeechSynthesis |
The COM interface for VBScripting.SpeechSynthesis
|
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Speak |
Convert text to speech. This method is synchronous. |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| SpeakAsync |
Convert text to speech. This method is asynchronous. |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Pause |
Pause speech synthesis. |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Resume |
Resume speech synthesis. |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Voices |
Gets an array of the names of the installed, enabled voices. Each element of the array can be used to set Voice . |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Dispose |
Disposes the SpeechSynthesis object's resources. |
|
|
Method |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Voice |
Gets or sets the current voice by name. A string. One of the names from the Voices array. |
|
|
Property |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| SynthesizerState |
Gets the state of the SpeechSynthesizer. Read only. Returns an integer equal to one of the State method return values. |
|
|
Property |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| Volume |
Gets or sets the volume. An integer from 0 to 100. |
|
|
Property |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| State |
Gets an object whose properties (Ready, Paused, and Speaking) provide values useful for comparing to SynthesizerState . |
a SynthersizerStateT |
|
Property |
SpeechSynthesis |
VBScripting |
| SynthesizerStateT |
Enumerates the synthesizer states. Not intended for use in VBScript. See SpeechSynthesis.State . |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
|
Method |
SynthesizerStateT |
VBScripting |
| Ready |
|
1 |
|
Property |
SynthesizerStateT |
VBScripting |
| Paused |
|
2 |
|
Property |
SynthesizerStateT |
VBScripting |
| Speaking |
|
3 |
|
Property |
SynthesizerStateT |
VBScripting |
| Unexpected |
|
4 |
|
Property |
SynthesizerStateT |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| Timer |
Wraps the System.Timers.Timer class for VBScript. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| ITimer |
COM interface for VBScripting.Timer |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor |
|
|
Method |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Start |
Starts or restarts the timer. |
|
|
Method |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Stop |
Stops the timer. |
|
|
Method |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Dispose |
Disposes of the timer's resources. |
|
|
Method |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Interval |
Gets or sets the number of milliseconds between when the Start method is called and when the callback is invoked. Default is 60,000. Max is 2,147,483,647 milliseconds, or 24 days 20 hours 31 minutes 23.647 seconds. |
|
|
Property |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Callback |
Gets or sets a reference to the VBScript Sub that is called when the interval has elapsed. |
|
|
Property |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| AutoReset |
Gets or sets a boolean determining whether to repeatedly invoke the callback. Default is False. If False, the callback is invoked only once, until the timer is restarted with the Start method. |
|
|
Property |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| IntervalInHours |
Gets or sets the interval in hours. |
|
|
Property |
Timer |
VBScripting |
| Member name |
Remarks |
Returns |
Parameters |
Kind |
Member of |
Namespace |
| Watcher |
Provides something like presentation mode for Windows 10 Home systems, which don't have a PresentationSettings.exe: A way to temporarily keep the computer from going to sleep. Uses SetThreadExecutionState. Adapted from stackoverflow.com and pinvoke.net posts. |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| IWatcher |
The COM interface for VBScripting.Watcher |
|
|
Type |
|
VBScripting |
| (Constructor) |
Constructor. Starts a private timer that periodically resets the system idle timer with the desired state. |
|
|
Method |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| Dispose |
Disposes of the object's resources. |
|
|
Method |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| MonitorOff |
Turns off the monitor(s). |
|
|
Method |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| Watch |
Gets or sets whether the system and monitor(s) should be kept from going into a suspend (sleep) state. The computer may still be put to sleep by other applications or by user actions such as closing a laptop lid or pressing a sleep button or power button. The default is False. |
|
|
Property |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| CurrentState |
Gets or sets an integer describing the current thread execution state. Intended for internal use and testing only. |
|
|
Property |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| ResetPeriod |
Gets or sets the time in milliseconds between idle-timer resets. Optional. Default is 30000. Max<PHONE_NUMBER>. |
|
|
Property |
Watcher |
VBScripting |
| Privileged |
Gets a boolean indicating whether privileges are elevated. |
|
|
Property |
Watcher |
VBScripting |


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Big Bang Theory fans spot blunder which alters Leonard and Sheldon's friendship
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Many will recall that in the season three episode The Staircase Implementation, Leonard tells Penny about his first time meeting Sheldon, which he claims was in 2003.
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Barça's sporting director says the Spanish champions after convinced the Argentina forward will remain at Camp Nou for many, many years.
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Messi renewed in 2017 but has a clause that would allow him to leave from free next summer. However, he's always expressed his happiness to remain at Barça and, if possible, to retire at the club.
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The layout manager for this GUI is FlowLayout
,
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To get the GUI to look right, the width and height have to be set correctly:
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Detectives have identified those involved
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According to the Madison Police Department, the victim was driving on the 1700 block of Manley Street on Madison's near east side just before 7 a.m. when he pulled over to write a text.
While the SUV was parked, the driver told police a man holding a knife opened the vehicle's driver's side door and threatened him.
While the two argued outside of the vehicle, a woman allegedly got into the driver's seat and hit the gas. The owner of the SUV fell to the ground and his wrist and leg were run over by the vehicle's tires, police said.
While the victim was on the ground, the man with the knife jumped into the SUV with the woman and drove off, officers said.
Detectives with the Madison Police Department have identified those involved since releasing two photos taken by a neighbor during the incident.


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. Thus, gif may be a better solution. I wrap a function to convert screenshots or other pictures into a gif.
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library(stringr)
library(data.table)
library(tidyverse)
png2gif(
path = file.path('../','inst')
,input_like = 'reprex'
,output_name = 'reprex201811061210.gif'
)
path
is the directory the pictures stay and input_like
is a regular expression string to select all matches in this directory.output_name
specifies the output name you like, by default, tmp.gif
size
controls the size of gif, by default, 1000 x 1000
transfer_time
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public final class RamUsageEstimator extends Object
NOTE: Starting with Lucene 3.6, creating instances of this class
is deprecated. If you still do this, please note, that instances of
RamUsageEstimator
are not thread-safe!
It is also deprecated to enable checking of String intern-ness,
the new static method no longer allow to do this. Interned strings
will be counted as any other object and count for memory usage.
In Lucene 3.6, custom
MemoryModel
s were completely
removed. The new implementation is now using Hotspot™ internals
to get the correct scale factors and offsets for calculating
memory usage.
sizeOf(Object)
,
shallowSizeOf(Object)
,
shallowSizeOfInstance(Class)
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class
|
RamUsageEstimator.JvmFeature
JVM diagnostic features.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static
String
|
JVM_INFO_STRING
JVM info string for debugging and reports.
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_ARRAY_HEADER
Number of bytes to represent an array header (no content, but with alignments).
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_BOOLEAN
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_BYTE
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_CHAR
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_DOUBLE
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_FLOAT
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_INT
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_LONG
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_ALIGNMENT
A constant specifying the object alignment boundary inside the JVM.
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_HEADER
Number of bytes to represent an object header (no fields, no alignments).
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_REF
Number of bytes this jvm uses to represent an object reference.
|
static int
|
NUM_BYTES_SHORT
|
static long
|
ONE_GB
One gigabyte bytes.
|
static long
|
ONE_KB
One kilobyte bytes.
|
static long
|
ONE_MB
One megabyte bytes.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
RamUsageEstimator
()
Deprecated.
Don't create instances of this class, instead use the static
sizeOf(Object)
method that has no intern checking, too.
|
RamUsageEstimator
(boolean checkInterned)
Deprecated.
Don't create instances of this class, instead use the static
sizeOf(Object)
method.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static long
|
alignObjectSize
(long size)
Aligns an object size to be the next multiple of
NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_ALIGNMENT
.
|
long
|
estimateRamUsage
(
Object
obj)
Deprecated.
Don't create instances of this class, instead use the static
sizeOf(Object)
method.
|
static
EnumSet
<
RamUsageEstimator.JvmFeature
>
|
getSupportedFeatures
()
Return the set of supported JVM features that improve the estimation.
|
static
EnumSet
<
RamUsageEstimator.JvmFeature
>
|
getUnsupportedFeatures
()
Return the set of unsupported JVM features that improve the estimation.
|
static
String
|
humanReadableUnits
(long bytes)
Returns
size
in human-readable units (GB, MB, KB or bytes).
|
static
String
|
humanReadableUnits
(long bytes,
DecimalFormat
df)
Returns
size
in human-readable units (GB, MB, KB or bytes).
|
static
String
|
humanSizeOf
(
Object
object)
Return a human-readable size of a given object.
|
static boolean
|
isSupportedJVM
()
Returns true, if the current JVM is fully supported by
RamUsageEstimator
.
|
static long
|
shallowSizeOf
(
Object
obj)
Estimates a "shallow" memory usage of the given object.
|
static long
|
shallowSizeOfInstance
(
Class
> clazz)
Returns the shallow instance size in bytes an instance of the given class would occupy.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(boolean[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the boolean[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(byte[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the byte[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(char[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the char[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(double[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the double[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(float[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the float[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(int[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the int[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(long[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the long[] object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(
Object
obj)
Estimates the RAM usage by the given object.
|
static long
|
sizeOf
(short[] arr)
Returns the size in bytes of the short[] object.
|
public static final String JVM_INFO_STRING
public static final long ONE_KB
public static final long ONE_MB
public static final long ONE_GB
public static final int NUM_BYTES_BOOLEAN
public static final int NUM_BYTES_BYTE
public static final int NUM_BYTES_CHAR
public static final int NUM_BYTES_SHORT
public static final int NUM_BYTES_INT
public static final int NUM_BYTES_FLOAT
public static final int NUM_BYTES_LONG
public static final int NUM_BYTES_DOUBLE
public static final int NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_REF
public static final int NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_HEADER
public static final int NUM_BYTES_ARRAY_HEADER
public static final int NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_ALIGNMENT
@Deprecated public RamUsageEstimator()
sizeOf(Object)
method that has no intern checking, too.
RamUsageEstimator
with intern checking
enabled.
@Deprecated public RamUsageEstimator(boolean checkInterned)
sizeOf(Object)
method.
RamUsageEstimator
.
checkInterned
- check if Strings are interned and don't add to size
if they are. Defaults to true but if you know the objects you are checking
won't likely contain many interned Strings, it will be faster to turn off
intern checking. Intern checking is deprecated altogether, as it is not free
of side-effects and strains the garbage collector additionally.
public static boolean isSupportedJVM()
RamUsageEstimator
.
If this method returns
false
you are maybe using a 3rd party Java VM
that is not supporting Oracle/Sun private APIs. The memory estimates can be
imprecise then (no way of detecting compressed references, alignments, etc.).
Lucene still tries to use sensible defaults.
public static long alignObjectSize(long size)
NUM_BYTES_OBJECT_ALIGNMENT
.
public static long sizeOf(byte[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(boolean[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(char[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(short[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(int[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(float[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(long[] arr)
public static long sizeOf(double[] arr)
public static long sizeOf( Object obj)
Resource Usage: This method internally uses a set of every object seen during traversals so it does allocate memory (it isn't side-effect free). After the method exits, this memory should be GCed.
public static long shallowSizeOf( Object obj)
public static long shallowSizeOfInstance( Class > clazz)
IllegalArgumentException
- if
clazz
is an array class.
shallowSizeOf(Object)
public static EnumSet < RamUsageEstimator.JvmFeature > getUnsupportedFeatures()
public static EnumSet < RamUsageEstimator.JvmFeature > getSupportedFeatures()
public static String humanReadableUnits(long bytes)
size
in human-readable units (GB, MB, KB or bytes).
public static String humanReadableUnits(long bytes, DecimalFormat df)
size
in human-readable units (GB, MB, KB or bytes).
public static String humanSizeOf( Object object)
sizeOf(Object)
,
humanReadableUnits(long)
@Deprecated public long estimateRamUsage( Object obj)
sizeOf(Object)
method.
RamUsageEstimator
.
sizeOf(Object)


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\AudioDidact
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Class to handle email utilities such as mailing for new accounts and password recovery | UNTESTED | |
| GlobalFunctions | No description available | PASSED |
| PodTube | Class PodTube | UNTESTED |
| User | Class User stores user specific information | PASSED |
| Video | Class Video Stores YouTube video specific data | PASSED |
\AudioDidact\DB
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| DAL | Class DAL | UNTESTED |
| MongoDBDAL | No description available | UNTESTED |
| MySQLDAL | Class MySQLDAL contains methods for communicating with a SQL database | EMPTY |
| SQLite | Class SQLite contains methods for communicating with a SQLite database stored on a filesystem | PASSED |
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|---|---|---|
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