How To Be “Just Friends” After a Break-Up
Part four: Emotionally-sore, and when it may just not be not worth trying.
by Suzanne Gelb Ph.D., J.D.Suzanne Gelb Ph.D., J.D.
So far, in this 4-part series on break-ups and friendship, a few important themes have been included:
• Safely releasing feelings of loss and grief.
• Deciding whether you’re becoming “friends” for the right reasons.
• Giving yourself time to heal. And managing when children are in the picture.
Two more questions to close this series.
Starting with:
What if your partner is emotionally-sore, but you're not (or vice versa)?
No matter what, it’s important to respect your ex’s pain and grieving process. This can include taking a step back and giving them space to feel their loss.
It’s also possible to support their emotional wellbeing by keeping contact to a minimum and giving them time to work through their feelings, if they choose.
When one — or both — former partners are grieving the loss of the relationship, this is understandably not a good time to be transitioning into a friendship. That tends to only prolong the grief.
If you find it difficult to step back, it can be useful to reflect on the following question:
“What am I needing? What’s stopping me from letting go?”
For many people, it can be the fear of never finding love again. Clinging to an ex out of fear and need, not true friendship and respect.
Whatever you are needing … ideally, you would want to try to give it to yourself.
It’s possible to reassure yourself. “I will find love again.” It’s possible to connect to your own strength.
It’s possible to reach within and access some self-love to comfort yourself as you step back.
Remember that the love you felt for your ex remains within you forever. If and/or when you want to, it is possible to draw on those loving memories and be nurtured by them.
If you’re the one in emotional pain, consider taking a step back as well… tending to your emotions, first — before even considering entering the friend-zone.
Each former partner would be well-served to grieve their own loss, fully. This may include letting themselves cry. A lot.
If your ex is encouraging a friendship, prematurely, consider saying something like, “I need to take some time before even trying to be friends.” If your ex is persistent, you might need to assert something like, “No, not now.” If the next question is, “When?,” a possible response might be something like, “I don’t know. But I know I need more time.”
It’s important to not let yourself be manipulated or guilt-tripped into giving up the time that you need to heal… with self-care being a top priority, right now.
Onto the final question:
Are there certain situations where it’s not even worth trying?
Here are just a few to consider:
— If there was physical or emotional abuse in a relationship.
— If you don’t want your ex to start dating again (that’s not a real friendship).
— If the break-up was because of incompatibility in personalities or worldview (a friendship may be a stretch).
— If one or both former partners aren’t willing to resolve their negative emotions — and if there are jealousy or control issues, or someone’s holding a grudge.
— If both former partners are still trying to get over each other (now’s most likely not the time for ongoing contact).
— If the former partners have a pattern of breaking up and then making up … (an opportunity to stop the habitual cycle).
— If an ex is still acting like a boyfriend / girlfriend, but won’t commit. (They may be using the other ex, until they find something better).
To echo the first question in the series: is it possible?
Can two former lovers ever “just be friends?”
— Not according to Harry Burns: “… men and women can’t be friends because the sex part always gets in the way.” (played by Billy Crystal, in When Harry Met Sally.)
— In 10 seasons of the TV series Friends, Rachel and Ross (played by Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer) got together and broke up multiple times, but wound up together in the end; and …
— Julia Roberts realized that she had strong feelings for her best friend (played by Dermot Mulroney) in My Best Friend’s Wedding. Remaining “just friends” … just wouldn’t cut it.
But since there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to this age-old question, each person gets to decide what’s best for them.
A few general tips to reflect on:
• Try not to over-think it.
• Give your motivations and emotions some attention.
• It’s not wise to keep one foot in the past because you’re afraid of the future.
• It’s wise to heal your feelings about the break-up.
With time and lots of self-love, former partners can move forward into whatever future each one desires — with their ex as a friend or not — in wholeness and health.
And eventually … when you’re ready?
Your next great love may just be waiting, as well.
. . .
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional or psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Contact your qualified provider before implementing or modifying any personal growth or wellness program or technique, and with questions about your well-being.
Copyright ©2019 Dr. Suzanne Gelb, PhD, JD. All rights reserved.


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Download Python from https://www.python.org/downloads/
e.g. python 3.6.1, Windows x86-64 executable installer
check add to path during the instalation
if you have multiple Python versions (2, 3) installed use the Python launcher
pip install [package]
py -2 -m pip install [package]
py -3 -m pip install [package]
python [script.py]
py -2 [script.py]
py -3 [script.py]
go to folder: backend
pip install -r requirements.txt
select SQLEXPRWT_x64_ENU.exe
Select mixed mode authentication for SQL Server
Start SQL Server Management Studio
Authentication: SQL Server Authentication
login with user: sa and the password set during the installation
Create new login (Security-Logins)
Restore the database from a backup (backup, restore)
Edit user settings from Security-Logins, User Mapping, check database, add database role membership (db_datareader, db_datawriter)
Configure development environment for pyodbc link
Install ODBC Driver for SQL server link
go to folder: backend
python server.py
open browser (Chrome is recommended), localhost:5000 for WebHiL, localhost:5100 for Monitor App
utils
folderrun_app.bat
as in Installing the app for running
frontend
https://nodejs.org/en/download/
windows installer 64-bit
(!) Check add to path during the instalation
restart or log out/log in
the npm
command should work from the cmd opened in the working folder
https://git-scm.com/download/win
restart or log out/log in
go to folder: frontend
npm install
Install Lineman
npm install -g lineman
Install Bower
npm install -g bower
go to folder: frontend\vendor
bower install
Atom - frontend IDE
PyCharm - Python IDE
start Atom and open frontend
folder
start PyCharm and open backend
folder
start lineman server in the frontend
folder
lineman run
start Python server from PyCharm
open browser (Chrome), localhost:8086
utils
folderrun_dev.bat
run simulated device: modules/test/start_test.bat
Install pylint
pylint [name of Python module/package]
go to folder: frontend
lineman build
copy contents from folder: frontend\dist
to folder backend\static
Then the new app can be run as in Installing the app for running


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| #define | USB_VID 0xF055 |
| #define | USB_PID 0x0003 |
| #define | PLUGGABLE_USB_ENABLED |
| #define | USB_ENDPOINTS 5 |
| #define | ISERIAL_MAX_LEN 20 |
| #define | CDC_INTERFACE_COUNT 2 |
| #define | CDC_ENPOINT_COUNT 3 |
| #define | CDC_ACM_INTERFACE 0 |
| #define | CDC_DATA_INTERFACE 1 |
| #define | CDC_FIRST_ENDPOINT 1 |
| #define | CDC_ENDPOINT_ACM (CDC_FIRST_ENDPOINT) |
| #define | CDC_ENDPOINT_OUT (CDC_FIRST_ENDPOINT+1) |
| #define | CDC_ENDPOINT_IN (CDC_FIRST_ENDPOINT+2) |
| #define | INTERFACE_COUNT (MSC_INTERFACE + MSC_INTERFACE_COUNT) |
| #define | CDC_RX CDC_ENDPOINT_OUT |
| #define | CDC_TX CDC_ENDPOINT_IN |
| #define | IMANUFACTURER 1 |
| #define | IPRODUCT 2 |
| #define | ISERIAL 3 |
| #define | MAGIC_KEY 0x7777 |
| #define | MAGIC_KEY_POS 0x0800 |
| #define | NEW_LUFA_SIGNATURE 0xDCFB |
| #define USB_VID 0xF055 |
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| #define USB_PID 0x0003 |
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| #define PLUGGABLE_USB_ENABLED |
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| #define USB_ENDPOINTS 5 |
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| #define ISERIAL_MAX_LEN 20 |
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| #define CDC_ENDPOINT_IN (CDC_FIRST_ENDPOINT+2) |
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| #define CDC_TX CDC_ENDPOINT_IN |
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| #define IPRODUCT 2 |
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| #define ISERIAL 3 |
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| #define MAGIC_KEY_POS 0x0800 |
Definition at line 59 of file usb_desc.h.
| #define NEW_LUFA_SIGNATURE 0xDCFB |
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From the reddit documentation
Many endpoints on reddit use the same protocol for controlling pagination and filtering. These endpoints are called Listings and share five common parameters: after / before, limit, count, and show.
Along side the basic HTTP verbs to call the reddit API (See Basic Usage), there is a .listing
helper for endpoints that return listings.
Quick Example (GET /r/hot):
reddit('/r/hot').listing({
// Any parameters for the endpoints can be used here as usual.
// In this case, we specify a limit of 10 children per slice
limit: 10
}).then(function(slice) {
console.log(slice.children); // The children that are not stickied
console.log(slice.stickied); // The children that are stickied
console.log(slice.before); // null
console.log(slice.after); // String - fullname anchor
console.log(slice.count); // will be 0 (see below)
});
To get the next or previous slices in a listing, call next()
or previous()
on the current slice:
reddit('/r/hot').listing({ limit: 10 }).then(function(slice) {
console.log(slice.children);
console.log(slice.count); // 0
return slice.next();
}).then(function(slice) { // the next slice
console.log(slice.children);
console.log(slice.count); // 10
});
For full working examples checkout the examples on GitHub
slice.children
The children in a slice.
slice.stickied
The stickied children in this slice. This will usually only be populated in the first slice in a listing (e.g. a listing for a subreddit)
slice.allChildren
Gives back a list of the stickied children and the non-stickied children (does not separate them out).
slice.empty
Boolean determining if a slice returned no results. The value is true when slice.allChildren
is empty and false otherwise. Useful for determining the end of a listing.
slice.count
The count of the number of children that have loaded for this slice. If the listing limit is 25 (the default), the first slice will have a count of 0
, the next slice will have a count of 25
and so on. slice.count
does not take into consideration stickied children.
slice.before
The before
fullname.
slice.after
The after
fullname.
slice.get
Should rarely be needed. This is the raw API response from reddit (as if you called .get
instead of .listing
) for this slice.
slice.next()
Get a promise for the next slice in a listing.
slice.previous()
Get a promise for the previous slice in a listing.
slice.start()
Get a promise for the first slice in a listing. Useful for going back to the beginning of a listing.
slice.requery()
Get a promise for the same slice. Useful if you've modified (removed, edited, etc.) some content from a listing and need to requery for the slice of data.
Some endpoints return multiple listings. Use the call context option listingIndex
to specify which listing to actually use in the returned result:
reddit('duplicates/$article').listing({
limit: 100,
$article: '13wml3'
}, { listingIndex: 1 }).then(function(slice) {
// slice is now the second listing in the given array from the duplicates endpoint
});


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--- layout: post esbma_id: 1108 title: It's not really my place to criticize... date: 2005-05-03 19:32:42 keywords: laughs ---
I read the papers. All the articles about the IBM/Lenovo deal say that Dell is the "number-one" PC vendor in the world. In the last 12 months, this company took 3 BILLION dollars of profit on 49 BILLION dollars of revenue. This is amazing.
Even more amazing is the fact that they did this selling PCs, a business where they have a thousand competitors selling products that are all basically the same.
Dell is obviously a successful company. They certainly doesn't need marketing advice from a small-time entrepreneur at a little software company in the middle of the giant cornfield known as Illinois. It's not my place to criticize a firm that can generate incredible numbers like these.
So I won't.
But it's just that I went for a walk earlier this afternoon. The cornfield has unusually nice weather today, and I couldn't resist taking a lap around the block to enjoy the breeze. On the way back, I figured I might as well stop at the mailbox and save somebody else the trouble of going out to pickup today's pile of dead-tree spam.
(Holy cow! Do we get this much mail every day?)
As I walked into the building, I noticed that Dell sent us a catalog.
Then I noticed we got more than one.
In fact, we got THIRTEEN of them! Now I'm curious. How the heck did Dell decide that we needed thirteen copies of their May 2005 catalog? Are these all addressed to named individuals?
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But like I said, I'm not criticizing anybody. That's not my job.


| 1.17.13 |
2 November 2020 |
- Fix: Search API calls migrated to /2/files/search_v2 endpoint
- Fix: Folder location set by form input fields not correctly filtered. Could for instance
create subfolders when folder name contained a '
- Fix: Preview button via File Menu doesn't open the LightBox correctly on some devices
- Improvement: Small layout changes in File Browser
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| 1.17.12 |
17 October 2020 |
- Added: Formidable Forms integration
- Fix: Layout description box in Gallery aligning long descriptions incorrectly
- Fix: File Browser in WooCommerce Orders not starting uploads
- Improved: Removed ReCaptcha from Admin Dashboard pages with plugin when ReCaptcha is
enabled
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| 1.17.11 |
12 October 2020 |
- Fix: Upload Box could create folders when file name contained special characters
- Fix: Upload Form integrations was submitting Forms even if a file in the queue failed to
upload.
- Fix: Conflict in WPForms Builder when having multiple WP Cloud Plugins running
- Updated: Font Awesome library to version 5.15.1
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| 1.17.10 |
26 September 2020 |
- Added: 'Max number of files' option for Media Player shortcode
- Fix: Previous folder button not working when inside Shortcut Folder
- Fix: Click event to open lightbox not fired correctly on mobile devices
- Fix: Gutenberg & Elementor block incorrectly displaying error message when user doesn't
have permissions to display the plugin
- Fix: Speed Selector was removed from the Media Player when loading a next file in the
playlist
- Improved: Drag & Drop upload of folders is now supported
- Improved: Support for moving multiple items at once via drag&drop
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| 1.17.9 |
14 September 2020 |
- Fix: Bit.ly URL shortener now compatible with v4 of their API
- Fix: Uploads of files with the same name but in different folders could fail
- Fix: Indirect uploads to Dropbox could fail on specific servers
- Fix: Description/Info button not working properly
- Fix: Updated cacert.pem to latest Mozilla CA certificate store to fix connection
problems with the API
- Updated: Plugin Update Checker to version 4.10
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| 1.17.8 |
2 September 2020 |
- Fix: Prevent plugin from crashing when required mbstring extension isn't enabled on
server
- Fix: Manually linked private folders without account information will now use the
primary account as default
- Removed: Outdated jQuery code attrFn()
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| 1.17.7 |
18 August 2020 |
- Fix: Bug preventing to delete folder/files for not logged in users while having the
correct permissions
- Fix: Upload queue in small containers not showing progress indicator
- Fix: Media Player Playlist not working correctly for folders containing quotes
- Fix: Incorrect API settings/requests for custom Dropbox Apps using App Folder
permissions. Please check if the 'OAuth 2.0
Redirect URI' value on the Advanced tab matches the value in your Dropbox App
configuration if you encounter problems authorizing your Dropbox account with your own App
- Updated: MediaElement.js to version 4.2.16
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| 1.17.6 |
6 August 2020 |
- Fix: Deactivating plugin not possible when use WP CLI
- Fix: Resolved cookie SameSite warnings
- Fix: Uploads of many files at once could cause problems on servers restricting the
number of simultaneous connections
- Fix: Vertical thumbnails in LightBox not fitting on screen
- Fix: CSS issues in IE / Safari due class names with double hypens
- Improved: Media Player now loading files without extension but with valid mimetype as
well
- Improved: Few Layout changes
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| 1.17.5 |
24 July 2020 |
- Fix: Direct links preventing File Browsers/Galleries to initiate properly when multiple
instance are placed on the same page.
- Fix: Uninstall can cause problems
- Fix: Not rendering Lightbox information for last file in list
- Improved: Pressing (+) directly trigger file selector when folder uploads are disabled
- Improved: Changed placeholder text in the search box. Not longer showing 'search in
content' when files are hidden in the shortcode
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16 July 2020 |
- Fix: Cache not updated correctly after upload
- Fix: Shortcode Builder not saving data in FireFox
- Fix: Download button in Gallery not firing correctly
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| 1.17.4 |
10 July 2020 |
- Fix: Deeplinks not opening files
- Fix: Integrations not loading correctly when using WP-CLI
- Fix: Bug in Lightbox causing problems in IE 11
- Fix: Uploads not storing file information due to missing File IDs. Causing problems in
Form integrations and Upload notifications
- Fix: Modal conflict with themes using Bootstrap preventing you to scroll the page after
closing the modal
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| 1.17.3 |
7 July 2020 |
- Fix: Thumbnail in List View popup can overflow its container
- Fix: File Browser not always showing files that are just uploaded
via the Upload Box
- Fix: Missing RTL stylesheet for Media Player skins
- Added: Make copy action for Folders & Files
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| 1.17.2 |
1 July 2020 |
- Fix: Bug preventing you to download a single folder as ZIP via the folder action menu
- Fix: Bug preventing you to delete files and folders via action menu
- Fix: Bug preventing a file selection in Embed or Add link Popup
- Fix: Plugin shortcode not visible when added in a Classic Block in the Gutenberg Editor
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| 1.17.1 |
29 June 2020 |
- Fix: Uploads not working when using XHR
- Fix: Breadcrumb conflict with themes using Bootstrap library
- Fix: Layout problems on small devices
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| 1.17 |
26 June 2020 |
- IMPORTANT Dropped support for IE 10 and lower
- Fix: Skiping Ad loads first media item in playlist instead of the selected media
- Fix: Wrong order of including javascripts could cause problems with Upload Box
- Fix: ZIP functionality not working properly when used in search results
- Added: New button to do a factory reset via the plugin settings page
- Added: Setting to show descriptions in gallery directly on top of images
- Added: Setting to add initial search term in File Browser and Gallery
- Added: Gutenberg Editor block
- Added: Elementor block
- Added: WPForms integration
- Added: Support for seting Private Folder names via Gravity Form fields
- Improved: Uninstalling the plugin will now remove all its setting and data unless this
has been disabled on the Advanced tab
- Improved: Scroll to top button not longer hidding bottom documents in File Browser
- Improved: Layout of File Browser, Gallery and Upload Box
- Improved: Replaced outdated javascript tooltip library
- Improved: Add/Edit descriptions dialogs
- Improved: Added better support for sites using RTL
- Improved: Various other layout updates
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| 1.16.10 |
1 May 2020 |
- Fix: Bug in Media Player removing files with same filenames
- Fix: Loop function in Media Player not working in combination with
Playlist
- Improved: Keep Video Captions selected when switching between
videos in playlist
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| 1.16.9 |
23 April 2020 |
- Fix: cURL error "easy handle already used in multi handle" in latest version of the cURL
library
- Fix: Only create Private Folders for newly registered users which have access to the
plugin shortcodes
- Fix: Contact Form 7 button not always disabled initially when Upload Box is a required
field
- Fix: Full Text search option not accessible in Shortcode Builder when selecting Search
mode
- Added: outofthebox_woocommerce_upload_box_title hook to control Upload Box Title in
WooCommerce products
- Improved: New setting which stores the text displayed when an user without manually
linked Private Folder visits a
shortcode with this feature enabled.
- Updated: Font Awesome library to version 5.13.0
- Updated: Plugin Update Checker to version 4.9
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| 1.16.8 |
1 April 2020 |
- Fix: Automatically linked Private Folders in 'Direct Links' and 'Embed' popup not always
pointing to the correct folder in situations with multiple accounts
- Fix: Permissions not working properly for WP users without display Name/nickname set
- Fix: Can't send delete notifications to %linked_users% when the Private folder itself is
deleted
- Fix: UTF-8 export of CSV files in Report section
- Fix: Bug in plugin could keep sending 'Lost authorization' emails for accounts that are
alreadyremoved from the account list
- Added: Deeplink functionality which allow users to generate direct links folders/files
in the Shortcode. Only users with access to the shortcode and content will be able to open
the link
- Updated: Font Awesome to version 5.12.1
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| 1.16.7 |
3 March 2020 |
- Fix: Sorting order Playlist Media Player
- Fix: When enabled, download buttons in Playlist were not working correctly
- Fix: WooCommerce Upload integration now using metadata of the variable product itself
instead of its parent product
- Fix: Default shortcode in new Gravity Form field was not working
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| 1.16.6 |
14 February 2020 |
- Fix: Email Summary not rendering all logged events
- Fix: Removed delete_expired_transients() function as minimum WP version is still 4.8
which doesn't contain this function yet.
- Added: Return of the Legacy/no longer supported Media Player (jPlayer) which can be used
when having problems with the currrent mediaplayer
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| 1.16.5 |
21 January 2020 |
- Fix: Thumbnails outside viewport not loading properly when moving into view in a
scrollable container
- Fix: WooCommerce Upload Box are showing again when using it in combination with Product
Variations
- Updated: Font Awesome library to 5.12.0
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| 1.16.4 |
7 January 2020 |
- Fix: Bug in WooCommerce integration when showing (older) orders with products that are
not longer available in the shop
- Fix: Gravity Form submit button can remain hidden when using multiple upload forms on
the same page
- Improved: Media Player Playlist no longer hidden when it contains only a single item
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| 1.16.3 |
31 December 2019 |
- Fix: Dropbox API no longer providing image/video dimensions when loading folder
- Fix: Incorrect layout Gravity Form submit button when Upload Box field is used
- Fix: Bug in UTF8 file names when downloading products via WooCommerce Digital Products
with 'Force Download' setting
- Fix: Bug in WooCommerce integration when using products extending the WP_Products class
- Fix: Dropbox Team folders not appearing properly when using Dropbox Business accounts
- Improved: Add support for Front-End MCE Editor
- Improved: Added support for large thumbnails as images preview instead of the raw file
itself
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| 1.16.2 |
9 December 2019 |
- Fix: Lightbox not working on iPadOS 13.x + Safari 13.x
- Fix: Preview events not logged when using multiple accounts
- Fix: Gravity PDF integration not uploading files when using multiple accounts
- Fix: Bug in permissions/roles where the name is a number
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| 1.16.1 |
28 November 2019 |
- Fix: Bug with authorization tokens when moving plugin location
- Fix: Bug prevening WooCommerce orders to show up when downloadable files are not longer
accessible(e.g. when they are deleted from the cloud)
- Fix: Prevent version updates to run on initial install
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| 1.16 |
26 November 2019 |
- Fix: Lightbox not responsive for images with large dimensions (> 5000 x 5000)
- Added: Can now link multiple Dropbox accounts to the plugin at the same time
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| 1.15.2 |
22 November 2019 |
- Fix: Media Player could crash when using WordPress 4.9 or lower
- Fix: Bug WooCommerce integration when loading 'Thank You' page while no order data is
present
|
| 1.15.1 |
13 November 2019 |
- Fix: Error when logging events for files without extension
- Improved: Generating zip downloads will not longer use memory
- Improved: Extended Documentation
- Improved: Minor layout changes
|
| 1.15 |
9 November 2019 |
- Fix: Bug in Media Player preventing to stream captions
- Fix: In French translation distorting main plugin options page
- Added: Email summary for all activities in a certain period. You can enable this via
'Statistics' -> 'Summary Email' on the main plugin options page
- Added: New permissions selector allowing you to select both WP Roles and WP Users
- Added: Support for Chromecast and Airplay in Media Player
- Added: Support for Dropbox Paper
- Improved: New notifications with more filters to modify it. The filter
'outofthebox_notification' is deprecated and replaced with different
'outofthebox_notification_...' hooks
- Improved: The %linked_user_email% placeholder in Notification Recipients can now be used
in all shortcodes.
- Improved: System information tab rebuild.
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| 1.14.6 |
1 November 2019 |
- Added: New setting to enable/disable navigation in Lightbox
- Added: Support for %linked_user_email% email notification placeholder for automatically
linked Private Folders
- Improved: Move action now has folder selection dialog to send files directly to
destination
- Improved: Changed Layout of Folders in Gallery mode
- Updated: MediaElement library to version 4.2.14
- Updated: Plugin Update Checker to version 4.8.1
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| 1.14.5 |
30 October 2019 |
- Fix: Bug changed layout of submit button on Contact Form 7 forms containing plugin
- Fix: Gravity Forms submission when Upload Box on last page
- Added: New setting to enable/disable navigation in Lightbox
- Added: Support for wpDataTables with Gravity Form submissions containing plugin uploads
- Updated: Font Awesome Library to version 5.11.2
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| 1.14.4 |
4 October 2019 |
- Fix: Bug preventing to update/delete WP Users when using Private Folders feature while
plugin isn't longer linked with Cloud Account
- Fix: WooCommerce Upload box in Back-End Order not starting upload
- Fix: Upload Box integration in Gravity Forms not working properly on multipages forms
- Fix: Bug when using multiple Upload Boxes on same Contact Form 7 form
- Fix: Shortcode Builder buttons not visible in Elementor Text Widget
|
| <IP_ADDRESS> |
25 September 2019 |
- Fix: Bug in WooCommerce Upload integration preventing to create order specific folders
|
| 1.14.3 |
19 September 2019 |
- Fix: Plugin stopped can stop working when cache files couldn't longer be updated (WP
Engine).
- Fix: Removed empty < a> anchors from breadcrumbs
- Fix: Playlist layout on mobile devices
- Improved: Changed layout Shortcode Builder
|
| 1.14.2 |
9 September 2019 |
- Fix: Incorrect file upload limit shown
- Fix: In case of a Multisite setup, email notifications will now be send to the site
administrator instead of the global administrator
- Fix: Media Player playlist could overflow container
- Added: New outofthebox_woocommerce_set_placeholders hook to set custom folder name
placeholders for WooCommerce Private Folders
|
| 1.14.1 |
28 August 2019 |
- Fix: Mediaplayer throwing javacript error when no media files are present in folder
- Fix: Download button not accessible in Mediaplayer without playlist
|
| 1.14 |
22 August 2019 |
- Added: Mediaeelement.js as default player for media files. Supports Captions via VTT
files, IMA/VAST Video Advertising, speed control and more
- Added: Download menu item for folders
- Fix: Bug showing header container when no header elements are present
- Fix: Added lazy loading for small thumbnails when showing files in the File Browser
list-view
- Improved: Better compatibility when theme is using Font Awesome (v4) icons
- Improved: Only loading CSS for the plugin skin when required
- Updated: Font Awesome to version 5.10.1
- Updated: Language translation files
|
| <IP_ADDRESS> |
8 August 2019 |
- Fix: Elementor Page Builder could crash when loading plugin shortcode
|
| 1.13.17 |
2 August 2019 |
- Fix: File Browser not scrollable in Back-End
- Improved: Responsive breadcrumb navigation using full path
- Improved: Media Player playlist now supports folder structures
- Updated: Font Awesome to version 5.10.0
- Updated: Plugin Update Checker to version 4.7
- Updated: Blueimp File Uploader
- Updated: ReCaptcha library to version 1.2.2
|
| 1.13.16 |
26 June 2019 |
- Fix: Bug preventing you to embed single files when an URL shortener Service is used
- Improved: Enabled ZIP download for File Browser in WooCommerce Order detail page for
products with Upload Box active
- Updated: Font Awesome to version 5.9.0
|
| <IP_ADDRESS> |
10 May 2019 |
- Fix: Not able to manually link Users to Private Folders
- Added: Copy to Clipboard in Social Share popup
- Improved: Reducing cURL errors by adding CA Certificates
|
| 1.13.15 |
8 May 2019 |
- Fix: Bug in Report export only exported the rows visible in the viewport. The new export
is a complete CSV file
- Fix: Folder upload didn't create the folder that was selected but only the subfolders
inside it
- Fix: Dropbox has limited the maximum size of direct uploads to 300MB. The plugin will
now set the maximum upload size considering all the limits
- Fix: Some PHP versions have trouble displaying the initial dataset for the Activities
Graph in Report Dashboard
- Fix: Bug in the visual Notifications Template Editor not properly saving changes
- Added: Individual Admin accounts for global plugin permissions (e.g. who can change the
plugin settings & see the Back-End File browser)
- Added: new %linked_user_email% placeholder for email notifications, sending
notifications to all users that have access to the updated file in their manually linked
Private Folder
- Added: Duration of media files present in the File Browser when this data is available
- Added: New WooCommerce setting allow you to disable the Upload Form when the order has a
specific status (e.g. Completed)
- Improved: Changed the user name in Report Section to display name and added user ID as
column
- Improved: Folder Thumbnails in Gallery will now also look in all the lower sub folders
- Improved: Some small layout changes
|
| 1.13.14 |
28 March 2019 |
- Fix: Lightbox thumbnails distorted in Safari
- Fix: Bug preventing to click on submit button when Upload box is located inside a form
tag
- Fix: Folders in Gallery cannot be moved when user has permission to do so
|
| 1.13.13 |
19 March 2019 |
- Fix: Bug in URI shortener service preventing to create shortened URIs
- Fix: Uploading empty files not accepted by the Dropbox API
- Fix: Few PHP 7.x compatibility issues
- Fix: Bug in Video Player skin didn't always remove pause screen
- Added: Upload support for folders keeping the folder structure intact
- Added: ReCaptcha V3 Support
- Added: Direct Link to upload folder in Contact Form 7 and Gravity Form entries &
notifications
- Updated: FontAwesome Library to 5.7.2
- Updated: Auto Updater library to version 4.5.1
- Updated: Blueimp File Uploader Class
|
| 1.13.12 |
12 February 2019 |
- Fix: Download links in upload notification were not always working in combination with
Private Folders
- Fix: Bug preventing adding/renaming of files and folders with French accents
- Added: Support for Team Folders (enable this via the main plugin settings page > tab
Advanced)
- Added: New setting to disable loading of FontAwesome Library in case there is a conflict
with this library (e.g. with the WOffice theme)
- Added: Button in Report Dashboard to clear all statistics
- Improved: Only load Contact Form 7 Javascript file when required
- Improved: Loading performance with multiple Media Players on the same page
|
| 1.13.11 |
19 January 2019 |
- Fix: Shuffle sorting order not working properly
- Fix: Bug in error handling mechanism
- Fix: Plugin was trying to create thumbnails for audio files
- Added: Minimum upload size setting in the Shortcode Builder.
- Added: WooCommerce Order notes will be added when new files are uploaded to the order
- Added: New %wc_order_quantity% and %wc_product_quantity% placeholders for Private
Folders name template when files are uploaded to order
- Added: Added Support for WooCommerce Product Documents
- Added: Thumbnails support for all common formats in the LightBox Preview
- Added: Option to select download method
- Improved: Changed how the plugin handles rejected API requests
- Improved: Caching of shortcodes is now more stable on sites with high traffic
- Improved: Update of the Multi Sites settings page allowing you to set a single Dropbox
account when plugin is network activated
- Updated: Font Awesome to version 5.6.3
- Updated: Plugin Update Checker to version 4.5
- Updated: Chart.js library to version 2.7.3
- Updated: DataTables library to version 1.10.18
|
| 1.13.10 |
26 November 2018 |
- Added: Support for direct upload to Dropbox
- Added: Thumbnail support for videos in Media Player
|
| 1.13.9 |
20 November 2018 |
- Fix: Bug in the Contact Form 7 validation
|
| 1.13.8 |
7 November 2018 |
- Fix: Bug in Gravity Forms integration preventing IE/Edge/FF users to properly submit
form
- Added: Setting to select custom icon Set
|
| 1.13.7 |
31 Oktober 2018 |
- Fix: Bug creating multiple menu's in the Dashboard for non-Administrator users
- Fix: Not all required code was properly enqueued when using the 'Load Javascripts on all
pages' setting
- Fix: As of WooCommerce 3.4.7 the Downloadable Product URL now requires to have a valid
file extension
- Added: New notification setting which allows you to prevent emails being send to the
user that executes the download/upload/delete action
- Improvement: Updated Google Analytics Event/Tracker code
|
| 1.13.6 |
25 September 2018 |
- Fix: Delete action of upload queue trigger new file selection as well
- Fix: FileBrowser/Gallery Checkbox was checked when previewing file
- Added: Gutenberg Support via Classic Block
- Improvement: Added visual feedback when downloading files as ZIP
|
| 1.13.5 |
18 September 2018 |
- Fix: Conflict getMimeType() function with other plugins
- Fix: Event Report for search events showing wrong path
- Fix: Uploads are now processed individualy instead of simultaneously
- Fix: Shortcode Builder not creating shortcodes when Private Folders feature is set to
'Manual'
- Fix: Disabling Google Popout button didn't work properly
- Updated: Datatables library to version 1.10.18
- Updated: Font Awesome 5.3.1
|
| 1.13.4 |
17 July 2018 |
- Fix: Email tag in Contact Form 7 notification not rendered when Upload Field is required
- Fix: Adding new file to WooCommerce Product initated download
- Improved: Browser handling when user tries to leave page while uploading files
|
| 1.13.3 |
5 July 2018 |
- Fix: Plugin not always returning UTF8 valid characters breaking JSON encoding
- Fix: Not able to use filenames with special characters
- Fix: CSS issue when using the Media Player with Full screen
- Fix: ZIP option visible in Shortcode Builder when server isn't able to generate ZIP
files
- Fix: Gravity Form entries not properly showing the list of uploaded files
- Added: Direct embedding of single media files via the Shortcode Builder
|
| 1.13.2 |
23 June 2018 |
- Fix: Full Event Report table is now using the default WordPress DB connection
- Fix: Uploadform doesn't initate uploads in some situations
- Added: Option to enable/disable Event Logs (Statistics -> Log Events)
- Added: French Translation
|
| 1.13.1 |
19 June 2018 |
- Fix: Bug when using the shortcode_set_options hook
- Fix: Resetting Cache while cache folder isn't yet created/available
- Fix: Events Dashboard Layout
- Fix: Upload bug when multiple Upload Boxes are present on the same page
- Updated: Translation files
|
| 1.13 |
6 June 2018 |
- Added: Contact Form 7 integration
- Added: New Report Dashboard to track user actions
- Fix: Several minor bugs
|
| 1.12.3 |
4 June 2018 |
- Fix: Preventing conflict with other Blueimp File UploaderHandler classes
- Fix: Problems caused with multiple Media Player instances on the same page
- Fix: Bug preventing you to swipe images in Lightbox
- Fix: In some occassions the Video Player presented an expired download link
- Fix: Thumbnails not working on some IIS7 servers
- Fix: Bug not working search button events when another qtip library is present
- Added: Follow URL shortcuts instead of downloading them
- Added: New Shortlink services
- Added: New 'Who can Share' permissions in Shortcode Builder
- Updated: Awesome Font 5 library
|
| <IP_ADDRESS> |
23 April 2018 |
- Fix: Plugin not submitting Gravity Form when custom submit button is used
- Fix: Shortcode Builder creating shortcodes while no start folder is selected
- Fix: Media Player not showing playlist properly with multiple instances on the same page
|
| <IP_ADDRESS> |
12 April 2018 |
- Fix: Conflict with Awesomefont v5.0 svg loaders causing the popups to show up in the
wrong place
- Fix: Bug sending multiple notification emails when authorization has been lost
|
| 1.12.2 |
11 April 2018 |
- Fix: Bug in the List/Grid view switch
- Fix: Bug preventing to insert/embed files in the TinyMCE Editor
- Fix: Bug hiding all checkboxes after unchecking the 'Check All' checkbox
- Fix: Bug hiding the 'no access' container to show up
- Fix: Bug preventing you to insert new downloadable files in WooCommerce Product
- Improved: Modal Dialogs on mobile browsers
|
| 1.12.1 |
10 April 2018 |
- Fix: Bug preventing upload of multiple documents in Gravity Form when upload is required
|
| 1.12 |
9 April 2018 |
- Fix: Conflict with cache plugins occassionaly causes the plugin to crash
- Fix: Bug preventing generating Gallery thumbnails for specific rowheight settings
- Fix: Validation bug in the Gravity Forms integration
- Added: Shortcode Builder is now accessible via the Admin Menu as well
- Added: Shortcode setting to show/hide Upload Folder button
- Added: Shortcode setting to crop images in Gallery mode
- Added: Setting to disable nonce validation (causes issues in combination with some User
Management plugins)
- Improved: Complete revision of the main javascript file
- Improved: Uploaded files will now be visible again in Upload Box after a Gravity Form
submission fails
- Improved: Increased loading performance by using LocalStorage
- Updated: Awesome Fonts to version 5.0
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This is only a preliminary programme and the titles of talks and contents of tutorial sessions are subject to change.
| Monday 2017/07/24 |
Tuesday 2017/07/25 |
Wednesday 2017/07/26 |
Thursday 2017/07/27 |
Friday 2017/07/28 |
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| 08:15 | Welcome and organisation | Announcements | Announcements | Announcements | Announcements |
| 08:30 | Introduction of instructors and participants | Alexei Drummond: Tree priors, clocks and skylines |
Tim Vaughan: Modelling structured populations Huw Ogilvie Multi-species coalescent inference |
Tanja Stadler: Modelling birth-death processes |
Erik Volz: Pathogen source attribution Nuno Faria: Real-time phylodynamics |
| 10:30 | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break | Coffee break |
| 11:00 | Oliver Pybus: Basic principles of statistical inference Louis du Plessis: Bayesian phylogenetics in BEAST 2 |
Louis du Plessis: Model averaging, selection and adequacy Tutorial 2a: Substitution model averaging |
Nicola Müller: Structured coalescent approximations Tutorial 3a: Phylogeography in BEAST2 with MASCOT |
BEAST Clinic: Personal projects and troubleshooting |
Nicola de Maio: Transmission tree reconstruction Tutorial 5a: Transmission tree inference in BEAST2 with SCOTTI |
| 13:00 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch |
| 14:00 | Oliver Pybus: Introduction to infectious disease phylodynamics Tutorial 1a: Relaxed phylogenetics in BEAST 2 |
Stéphane Hué: Troubleshooting the BEAST Tutorial 2b and 2c: Skyline plots and Troubleshooting |
Tutorial 3b and 3c: Species trees with StarBEAST2 and calibrated species trees |
Joëlle Barido-Sottani: The fossilized birth-death process Tutorial 4b: Dating species divergences with the fossilized birth-death process |
Tim Vaughan: Inferring bacterial recombination graphs Tutorial 5b: Bacterial phylogenetics in BEAST 2 with BACTER |
| 16:00 | Afternoon tea | Afternoon tea | Free time for excursions | Afternoon tea | Afternoon tea |
| 16:30 | Stéphane Hué: Setting priors and initial values Tutorial 1b: Prior selection and clock calibration |
BEAST Clinic: Personal projects and troubleshooting |
Jūlija Pečerska: Advanced birth-death models Tutorial 4a: Population structure using the multitype birth-death model |
General discussion and closure Departure at 17:00 |
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| 19:00 | Dinner in Indian curry house | London walking tour | Pub dinner |
Slides to lectures are available from here
You are required to bring your own laptop to the workshop. Power strips are available for each participant to keep their devices charged during the workshop. The software below must be installed prior to arrival.
We are aware that some of the workshop participants do not have a mathematical background and may have difficulty understanding some of the theory. The two links below can help to refresh the basic concepts, but are by no means meant to be comprehensive resources.
The books below are not all focused on BEAST or even Bayesian phylogenetics. However, each of the books contains at least one background chapter on the theory of molecular evolution, as well as more in-depth chapters on the models implemented in BEAST and BEAST 2. Most of the books also contain at least some discussion of Bayesian inference.
We are aware that most of the books on this list are quite expensive and may not be available in your institution's library. However, with a moderate amount of Googling you can get your hands on preprints or older versions of some of these books. (There is also currently a 20% discount available for Ziheng Yang's book...)


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public static class Image.ImageMapping extends java.lang.Object
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The raw byte bufferEvent
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The event object used to detect when the memory is available.long
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The row pitch in bytes.long
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The slice pitch in bytes.
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The raw byte buffer
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The row pitch in bytes. This value is at leastbytesPerElement * width
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The slice pitch in bytes. This value is at leastrowPitch * height
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According to a report from Buzzfeed News, "fake news about US politics accounted for 10.6 million of the 21.5 million total shares, reactions, and comments these English-language stories generated on Facebook this year." Fake and satirical news articles are often misinterpreted and spread as legitimate articles, having enormous real life ramifications. Clearly, detecting and interpreting sarcasm is a problem that even humans struggle with. This project is the result of an exploration into using Natural Language Processing Techniques to detect sarcasm and satire in inputted text. In this web application, users are able to type or paste in text into a text box, and application will classify the text instantly, in real time.
We began by building a web scraper to scrape hundreds of thousands of news articles from well known real and satirical news sites, like the Washington Post and the Onion, respectively. From there, we cleaned the scraped data to format it in a way that we could use to train and test different text classification techniques to find the best one to use in the backend of our final web application. We tested Naive Bayes and Logistical Regression techniques, using add-delta smoothing and a variety of different n-grams for each of these techniques. Additionally, we tested using a simple multilayer perceptron neural network, implemented using Tensorflow as a backend. In the end, we found that the simplest approach, the unigram Naive Bayes model, was the most accurate, performing with an accuracy of around 95% on the test data set. We integrated this model into our final web application.
To get into the holiday spirit (the Computer Science way), I built a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network that generates new Christmas Carols in ABC notation. This LSTM uses Tensorflow as a backend. It reads in a data set of over 1600 Christmas Carols or a pretrained saved model and generates new carols character by character. It trains with a default batch size of 64 sequences, sequence length of 50 characters for 20 epochs using Adam optimization techniques with gradient clipping of 5.0 to prevent problems with exploding gradients. It uses character embedding and consists of 2 hidden layers, with a layer size of 512 neurons.
Listen to the example song below that it created. The neural network entitled this "When Christ Was Born Of Pure Marie"!
PanoramaDingDong is an image-based social media site used to share and view large, panoramic images online. A user is able to zoom in and zoom out on images as well as pan around while viewing the image. Signed-in users can upload images, like images, favorite images, and comment on images. Images are stored in AWS, and image data and user data are stored in Firebase.
For this project, I created an ahead-of-time compiler for a C-like pedantic language called C-Minor. It took in a file written in the C-Minor language and converted it to an equivalent x86 assembly file, and automatically compiling the x86 file to an executable file. This compiler began by scanning the input file into tokens, then parsed these tokens using the language's grammar (which I also wrote) into a parse tree, then typechecked it for proper datatypes before generating the x86 assembly code. If the compiler finds any issues that makes the C-Minor file invalid, it creates verbose error messages (one for each issue found) and kills the compiling process.
I work on this project in a group as an entry in the AT&T Mobile App Hackathon. It was a web application used to track locations of study groups on campus, such that students could find groups studying the same subject as them or to find locations to study on campus that was more empty and thus less distracting. We utilized the Google Maps API to support our mapping of study locations, as well as the Parse database to store data in the backend.
Update: I continued working on this project idea on my own in the spring of 2017 to learn how to develop an iOS application. I used Xcode and Swift to develop the front end portion of the application, and Firebase as a backend to store the map and user data. It is still a work in progress. The repository can be found here.
Tetris Wars allows users to battle their friends in a two player game of Tetris using separate computers. Users must try to last the longest and score the most points by clearing layers like in traditional Tetris, with the added twist of sabotauge! Players can collect powerups by clearing starred blocks and activating these powerups. Powerups can help users get a leg up on winning the battle by either making their game easier or making their opponent's game harder. Each player's screen shows both their and their opponent's boards, updated in real time.
The game was built entirely with Python. It has a completely custom-made server that the two clients (each player's game on their respective computers) can connect to for game play. The backend server and client functionality was built using the Twisted Python library. The frontend graphics and user interface was built using the PyGame Python library.


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Dosed approximately 200mg in one setting, over 6 hours.
First noticeable effects we're dissociation, altered states of thoughts, feelings and emotions & sort of looping patterns began to take place in my consciousness - like I had been trapped in the house and the thought that I was now in the very meaning of the word in - like a was stuck in a puzzle like world, sort of the game called myst where there's different kind of reactions to certain things you do and the whole situation seems like a mystery of some sort with a time limit in it - so that you have to be fast in realizing what's going on - apparently I didn't - I ended up fucked up on a bed thinking what the hell is going on, perhaps there's something in to this, something in the universe, some secret to be revealed, I cant be sure but i'll have to think about this some other time, when I take a trip again with dissoative drugs.
This and dxm have given me the same kind of feeling like I would be in a house inside the real house which is a constructed hallucination of my imagination - the trip consisted of me trying to solve out what's causing the weird feelings or more like what is the reason for the visions and feelings that I saw & felt.
The trip began to dimly fade away after maybe 6-8 hours, due to constant redosing. I experienced the peak maybe around 5-7 hours from the first dose, which was about 5-15 mg, after which I waited approximately one hour before an another dose of the same size.
The major downside in this for me, I don't know if others have noticed the kind of feeling - feeling of losing control & violent thoughts - fear of harming myself or somebody else.
I think i'll need some rest - and I think that I need some opiates or relaxing pills, meditation, sex, love, friendship & inner peace so that I can live the way I want to.
Peace!
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CECIL B. DEMENTED A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Power to the people and punish bad cinema!" screams director Cecil B. Demented (Stephen Dorff from BLADE). He is the leader of a young group of cinema terrorists and a self-described "prophet against profit" in making motion pictures.
CECIL B. DEMENTED is another deliciously over-the-top movie by that bad boy of indie films, outrageous writer and director John Waters. Although his last picture (PECKER) was a disappointment, most of his movies, such as SERIAL MOM, are real treats. And this latest one of his is perhaps his best ever.
Melanie Griffith, delivering her first good performance since, well, I don't remember when, plays the lead, a self-absorbed star named Honey Whitlock.
Waters has the audience in stitches with the opening scene, which shows a multiplex whose films, according to the marquee, are STAR WARS, STAR TREK, STAR WARS, STAR TREK, STAR WARS and STAR TREK. These titles and others dissolve into the film's credits. Keep your eye out for other marquees during the movie. The best advertises PATCH ADAMS: THE DIRECTOR'S CUT.
Honey is kidnapped by Cecil and his band of cinema outlaws. (Since Honey is kidnapped, much like Patty Hearst was, Waters, in perfect bad taste, gets Patty Hearst to play a cameo part in the movie.) Cecil wants Honey to star in his reality-based movie. His horny crew, which includes an ex-porn star, Cherish (Alicia Witt), has "taken a vow of celibacy for celluloid" until it's a wrap, so Cecil tells Honey that she's safe with them.
The movie is filled with film industry in-jokes. Every member of the crew threatens Honey if she doesn't perform precisely as required. The cinematographer, for example, tells her just what will happen to her if she doesn't hit her mark. She is also required to do her own stunts even if they may kill her. "Suffer for celluloid!" screams Cherish as she makes Honey leap off of a building for her art.
The movie skewers everyone from unions to drug addicts. "Before I was a drug addict, I had so many different problems," says a coke-head and glue-sniffer played by Adrian Grenier. "Now I only have one problem."
Waters stages fights using fans of various film genres (family, action and porn), managing to poke fun at each.
Waters even comes up with a catchy little song and a motto, "Demented Forever," that will likely stay with you and remind you of this wacky and thoroughly enjoyable movie.
So what is the ultimate insult to a deep, deep underground director like Demented? A prudish looking, family-film aficionado tells Demented that, "You're direct-to-video." Oh, the pain!
CECIL B. DEMENTED runs a fast 1:28. It is rated R for strong crude sexual content, violence, language and drug use and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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I have used the 2 channel non invasive sketch, to build a device which monitors how much power is being used in the home, and how much power is being generated by the solar panels. If I am generating more than I am currently using, then the excess power is diverted to an immersion heater - to heat domestic hot water. This is a better option than it flowing back to the grid for which I don't get paid (solar renta roof).
This was a steep learning curve as I have never worked with a microprocessor before, but great fun and a great sense of acheivement when it actually works!
The first version was built on a Arduino Uno board, with the input components mounted on veroboard, but then I decided to build it as a standalone, with everything on one board.
The LCD is reclaimed from an old alarm keypad, and I had a USB panel socket laying about so I used that for the 4 CT input connections. (did I mention that I am a Yorkshireman...)
As the peak solar power generation is 3.5kw, I used a shunt resistor to range up to 5kw, but fitted clamping diodes (Glyn's idea - see forum) to ensure that the mains usage did not exceed 5kw and damage the Atmega chip.
With a bit of sawing and hacking, managed to fit the PCB into a Maplins project box.
Here you can see the power results, which if less than 1kw displays in watts, otherwise kw's.
The tiny LED is multi function and indicates;
1) flashing every 4 seconds - indicates that the unit is functioning, but not enough solar power to activate either relay.
2) steady but lit 25% - indicates that 500w is being unused, and activates relay 1, with a diode in series to limit the load to 500w (yes it does work, I've done the sums on the leccy meter!)
3) steady but lit brightly - indicates that in excess of 1kw is being unused, switches off relay 1 and activates relay 2 which delivers a full kw (which is the rating of the immersion heater).
The button is a menu navigator, and switches between displays (copied from another project).
This display shows how much power is generated within a 24hr period, before resetting back to zero at midnight. There is no external timing here, just a simple millis() counter which resets every 24hrs. On startup, the counter resets after 12hrs for one occassion ( so if it's powered up at midday, it will reset at midnight and every midnight thereafter.
This display shows voltage and power factor, which of course is needed for calibration purposes.
To calibrate it, I took the readings from the LCD, removed the chip and wrote the new sketch via a Arduino Uno board, before replacing it in the standalone.
The sketch is posted here , please feel free to make any suggestions or create a new version of the paste in pastebin., and although a new guy to Arduino's/programming, if I can help, please email me at (the last word in bold in this post) @gmail.com
Sketch has also been uploaded to OpenEnergyMonitor. Download it here
...UPDATE 7th Sept
Following Glyn's advice (in comments below) I have built a Nanode, and have connected both units via their Rx/Tx serial bus, and use a simple Serial.print statement in the above device, to be decoded in the Nanode by the CmdMessenger library.
Data is then uploaded to Pachube every 20seconds by the Nanode, provided that the data values have changed.
Many thanks to Trystan & Glyn
yorkshirepudn
Please post any comments and questions about the Solar PV Manager system to the forums
Re: Solar Power Manager
Thanks - I'd better make some progress then!
There should be no specific compensation needed for the immersion heater: the control loop will just try to keep the grid current to a small value in the export direction. Damping it correctly will probably be a challenge.
It would be a pity if another chip were needed to produce the pulses. I'm very new to this so haven't really got a handle on it yet, but you've got the micros() function which could be used to get fairly accurate timings, assuming your loop iterates quickly enough. Am I right in thinking that it is limited by the speed at which ADC samples appear? I see that the microcontroller has three timers and interrupt capability, so perhaps something could be done with that? I haven't worked out how you are managing to call delay() without losing samples.
 The triac would be bolted to a nice earthed metal case, and the worst that could happen would be that it would fail short circuit, just putting the immersion heater on "manual".
Re: Solar Power Manager
Fantastic work Paul! It looks great in that box. I'v uploaded the code to OpenEnergyMonitor and attached it to your post as a more permanent solution than paste bin. I'v kept your link to past bin.
Would you mind adding you email to the end of the post so any questions could be directed to you?
Re: Solar Power Manager
Cheers Glyn, I am well pleased with the project, and today has been the first full day since installation.
It has diverted 2.4kWh to the immersion heater today and has met our total hot water needs, so the gas boiler didn't even need to fire up, reducing our gas power usage.
I wish I had used a ethernet/pachube output though, because I could check the status via my iPhone instead of having to go into the garage and look at the LCD.
Can you suggest a low cost solution to get this data to pachube - with or without the LCD. My router is about 3mtrs away from the unit.
Re: Solar Power Manager
Hi Paul,
Probably the cheapest and most flexible option is to use a Nanode. There is a code example of uploading data to Pachube using the nanode here. You have the luxury of having your router so close, so wireless transmission will not be required. The Nanode could exchange serial data with your other arduino on the Rx and Tx pins. On the Nanode the Rx and Tx pins are broken out to the green terminal block. One power supply could be used to power both boards.
Thanks for adding your emai btw!
Re: Solar Power Manager
Thanks Glyn, could you clarify a few points please;;
1) As I am not using a Arduino Uno board, do I use pins 2 & 3 (D0 & D1) from the Atmega 328 to gain access to Rx & Tx, and is it a simple wired connection from Tx on the Atmega to Rx on the Nanode, and from Rx on the Atmega to Tx on the Nanode?
2) The Nanode sketch is pretty scary, how much additional programming would be needed in both the Atmega & Nanode sketches to make this happen?
You will probably have realised by now that I am running uphill!!
Re: Solar Power Manager
Yes that's it.Maybe do some testing using a normal Arduino talking to the Nanode if you have a spare one laying around.
Not much extra should be needed on your Atmega, just a few lines to serial print out the data you want to send to the Nanode. On the Nanode the data needs to be received, stored in the correct variables then posted to Pachube. If you want to send multiple variables you could send them in CVS format then use this sketch that some friends of mine wrote to decode/convert the serial data stream back into variables.
It would be a good idea to test out posting some test data to Pachube using the Nanode with it stand-alone to begin with. I've not actually used that sketch or am experiance in using pachube. I've head other people having success with that sketch.
Good luck,
Re: Solar Power Manager
Thanks Glyn, I have ordered one from Ken, so no turning back now!
Re: Solar Power Manager
Paul, Good work, This is just what i have been trying to do, but without as much success as you have had!.
I have had the system working, but with a 3 kW immersion heater, and using a Triac to limit the power to that available, but your stand alone method is a very elegant solution, is there a chance you could publish the vero board layout ?
Regards Steve
Re: Solar Power Manager
Steve, I too have considered triacs, and especially the linear power controllers (Crydom), but they are not totally linear in operation and difficult to match supply/demand.
I also considered fitting a full wave bridge rectifier to the load, and using a Mosfet to control the power via PWM...
Eventually, I went for the relay option, which is a safe and logically dependable option (but maybe not the most efficient!), but I accept the trade-off.
I sketched the veroboard layout on paper but made a number of mistakes, which were corrected post build, so give me a couple of days, and if I can, I'll post it.
Paul
Re: Solar Power Manager
Thanks Paul, I was using PWM to control the Triac, from an Arduino dimmer project published elsewhere. It works fine, although you need a big heatsink or the Triac overheats and will avalanche, also it is safer to use an isolated tab Triac in case you accidentally touch it while it powered up!!
To get round the supply/demand problem I had to wire the immersion heater circuit outside the c/t otherwise its seen as load and the system see-saws. I do this by putting the c/t on the neutral to the consumer unit and passing the immersion heater neutral back through the c/t, thus cancelling the I/heater load. Luckily I have 16mm tails, I'm not sure if you could fit both in the c/t if you have 25mm tails. It's at this point I should say I'm a qualified electrician, and that anyone thinking of trying this at home should take care not to electrocute themselves... or use the services of your friendly neighbourhood electrician
Steve


#include "chip.h"
Functions | |
| static void | PIO_SetPeripheralA (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char enablePullUp) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral A. More... | |
| static void | PIO_SetPeripheralB (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char enablePullUp) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral B. More... | |
| static void | PIO_SetPeripheralC (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char enablePullUp) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral C. More... | |
| static void | PIO_SetPeripheralD (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char enablePullUp) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral D. More... | |
| static void | PIO_SetInput (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char attribute) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) or a PIO controller as inputs. More... | |
| static void | PIO_SetOutput (Pio *pio, unsigned int mask, unsigned char defaultValue, unsigned char enableMultiDrive, unsigned char enablePullUp) |
| Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as outputs, with the given default value. More... | |
| uint8_t | PIO_Configure (const Pin *list, uint32_t size) |
| Configures a list of Pin instances, each of which can either hold a single pin or a group of pins, depending on the mask value; all pins are configured by this function. More... | |
| void | PIO_Set (const Pin *pin) |
| Sets a high output level on all the PIOs defined in the given Pin instance. More... | |
| void | PIO_Clear (const Pin *pin) |
| Sets a low output level on all the PIOs defined in the given Pin instance. More... | |
| unsigned char | PIO_Get (const Pin *pin) |
| Returns 1 if one or more PIO of the given Pin instance currently have a high level; otherwise returns 0. More... | |
| unsigned char | PIO_GetOutputDataStatus (const Pin *pin) |
| Returns 1 if one or more PIO of the given Pin are configured to output a high level (even if they are not output). More... | |
| void | PIO_SetDebounceFilter (const Pin *pin, uint32_t cuttoff) |
| Configures Glitch or Denouncing filter for input. More... | |
| void | PIO_EnableWriteProtect (const Pin *pin) |
| Enable write protect. More... | |
| void | PIO_DisableWriteProtect (const Pin *pin) |
| Disable write protect. More... | |
| uint32_t | PIO_GetWriteProtectViolationInfo (const Pin *pin) |
| Get write protect violation information. More... | |
| void | PIO_SetPinType (Pin *pin, uint8_t pinType) |
| Set pin type the pin is controlled by the corresponding peripheral (A, B, C, D,E) More... | |
| void PIO_Clear | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Sets a low output level on all the PIOs defined in the given Pin instance.
This has no immediate effects on PIOs that are not output, but the PIO controller will memorize the value they are changed to outputs.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| uint8_t PIO_Configure | ( | const Pin * | list, |
| uint32_t | size | ||
| ) |
Configures a list of Pin instances, each of which can either hold a single pin or a group of pins, depending on the mask value; all pins are configured by this function.
The size of the array must also be provided and is easily computed using PIO_LISTSIZE whenever its length is not known in advance.
| list | Pointer to a list of Pin instances. |
| size | Size of the Pin list (calculated using PIO_LISTSIZE). |
| void PIO_DisableWriteProtect | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Disable write protect.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| void PIO_EnableWriteProtect | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Enable write protect.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| unsigned char PIO_Get | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Returns 1 if one or more PIO of the given Pin instance currently have a high level; otherwise returns 0.
This method returns the actual value that is being read on the pin. To return the supposed output value of a pin, use PIO_GetOutputDataStatus() instead.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| unsigned char PIO_GetOutputDataStatus | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Returns 1 if one or more PIO of the given Pin are configured to output a high level (even if they are not output).
To get the actual value of the pin, use PIO_Get() instead.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| uint32_t PIO_GetWriteProtectViolationInfo | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Get write protect violation information.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| void PIO_Set | ( | const Pin * | pin | ) |
Sets a high output level on all the PIOs defined in the given Pin instance.
This has no immediate effects on PIOs that are not output, but the PIO controller will memorize the value they are changed to outputs.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| void PIO_SetDebounceFilter | ( | const Pin * | pin, |
| uint32_t | cuttoff | ||
| ) |
Configures Glitch or Denouncing filter for input.
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| cuttoff | Cut off frequency for denounce filter. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) or a PIO controller as inputs.
Optionally, the corresponding internal pull-up(s) and glitch filter(s) can be enabled.
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask indicating which pin(s) to configure as input(s). |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the internal pull-up(s) must be enabled. |
| enableFilter | Indicates if the glitch filter(s) must be enabled. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as outputs, with the given default value.
Optionally, the multi-drive feature can be enabled on the pin(s).
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask indicating which pin(s) to configure. |
| defaultValue | Default level on the pin(s). |
| enableMultiDrive | Indicates if the pin(s) shall be configured as open-drain. |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the pin shall have its pull-up activated. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral A.
Optionally, the corresponding internal pull-up(s) can be enabled.
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask of one or more pin(s) to configure. |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the pin(s) internal pull-up shall be configured. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral B.
Optionally, the corresponding internal pull-up(s) can be enabled.
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask of one or more pin(s) to configure. |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the pin(s) internal pull-up shall be configured. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral C.
Optionally, the corresponding internal pull-up(s) can be enabled.
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask of one or more pin(s) to configure. |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the pin(s) internal pull-up shall be configured. |
|
static |
Configures one or more pin(s) of a PIO controller as being controlled by peripheral D.
Optionally, the corresponding internal pull-up(s) can be enabled.
| pio | Pointer to a PIO controller. |
| mask | Bitmask of one or more pin(s) to configure. |
| enablePullUp | Indicates if the pin(s) internal pull-up shall be configured. |
| void PIO_SetPinType | ( | Pin * | pin, |
| uint8_t | pinType | ||
| ) |
Set pin type the pin is controlled by the corresponding peripheral (A, B, C, D,E)
| pin | Pointer to a Pin instance describing one or more pins. |
| pinType | PIO_PERIPH_A, PIO_PERIPH_B, ... |


In order to run the Payment API operation, please make sure the merchant is configured to "Purchase" payment mode.
You can find test cards here.
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After too much Internet searching, I was unable to find an easy solution to repeated duplication in my Spring MockMVC tests of REST controller endpoints. For years now, the endpoints we write have typically sent or received JSON. This is what I mean:
mockMvc.perform(post("/some/endpoint") .contentType(APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8) .accept(APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8) .content(someRequestJson)) .andExpect(status().isCreated()) .andExpect(header().string(CONTENT_TYPE, APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)) .andExpect(header().string(LOCATION, "/some/endpoint/name-or-id")) .andExpect(content().json(someResponseJson));
All the repeated "APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8"s, in every controller test!
If there is an existing Spring testing solution, I'd love to hear about
it. Rather than wait, I wrote up a small extension of
@WebMvcTest
to default these values.
First, an annotation for Spring to use in setting up a
MockMvc
(javadoc elided):
@Documented @Import(JsonMockMvcConfiguration.class) @Retention(RUNTIME) @Target(TYPE) @WebMvcTest public @interface JsonWebMvcTest { @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) String[] properties() default {}; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) Class>[] value() default {}; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) Class>[] controllers() default {}; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) boolean useDefaultFilters() default true; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) ComponentScan.Filter[] includeFilters() default {}; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) ComponentScan.Filter[] excludeFilters() default {}; @AliasFor(annotation = WebMvcTest.class) Class>[] excludeAutoConfiguration() default {}; }
Note it is a near exact lookalike of @WebMvcTest
(minus
the deprecated parameter). The important bits are:
@WebMvcTest
, a kind of
extension through composition.
@Import
to bind custom configuration to this
annotation.
@WebMvcTest
, so this annotation is a drop-in
replacement of that one.
Next a configuration class, imported by the annotation, to customize
MockMvc
:
@Configuration public class JsonMockMvcConfiguration { @Bean @Primary public MockMvc jsonMockMvc(final WebApplicationContext ctx) { return webAppContextSetup(ctx) .defaultRequest(post("/") .contentType(APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8) .accept(APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)) .alwaysExpect(header().string( CONTENT_TYPE, APPLICATION_JSON_UTF8_VALUE)) .build(); } }
Some points about this class:
@Primary
is not necessary for Spring, but helped
IntelliJ — perhaps I got lucky with Spring without
@Primary
, and IntelliJ highlighted a real problem.
defaultRequest(...)
working. I was unable to (re)implement the relevant interfaces, and
eventually found that passing any
MockHttpServletRequestBuilder
sufficed. Spring
"merges" (overlays) the actual request builder from the test over
this default, replacing POST and "/"
with whichever
HTTP method and path the test uses (eg,
GET "/bob"
). Only the header customization is used.
Example usage:
@JsonWebMvcTest(SomeController.class) class SomeControllerTest { @Autowired private MockMvc jsonMockMvc; @Test void shouldCheckSomething() throws Exception { jsonMockMvc.perform(post("/some/endpoint") .content(someRequestJson)) .andExpect(status().isCreated()) .andExpect(header() .string(LOCATION, "/some/endpoint/new-name")) .andExpect(content().json(someResponseJson)); } }
See the Basilisk project for source code and sample usage. (Basilisk is a demonstration project for my team illustrating Spring usage and conventions.)


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System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\remoting\client\PowerShellStreams.cs (4)
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_informationStream
= null;
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_informationStream
= new PSDataCollection<InformationRecord>();
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_informationStream
= null;
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set {
_informationStream
= value; }
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System.Management.Automation (3)
engine\remoting\client\PowerShellStreams.cs (3)
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_informationStream
.Dispose();
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get { return
_informationStream
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Tutorial: Hello, XLS!
So, you're interested in learning more about XLS and DSLX! Super! This tutorial is aimed at the very basics of getting started with XLS: getting your execution environment set up and running the most trivial of DSLX examples: printing the standard "Hello, world!" message to the terminal.
Yes, even though XLS is a hardware synthesis language, it still needs basic printing and string support, if only for debugging!
1. Installation and building
First things first: if you haven't yet done so, download the XLS sources from Github:
git clone https://github.com/google/xls.git xls
Next, build the project tree. XLS includes several dependencies that can take a while to build, so the first build may take a while; subsequent builds will be much shorter.
NOTE: If you don't have Bazel installed, install it: check the Bazel website for instructions. The other prerequisites are a C++20-compliant compiler toolchain and a Python3 interpreter; check with your distribution for installation instructions for both.
Start the XLS build by running:
bazel build -c opt xls/...
Then go get a cup of coffee. LLVM and Z3 are big projects, and will take a while to compile (but only the first time). Binary releases are coming soon: they'll avoid the need for long local compiles.
2. Create your module
With your toolchain built, let's get to coding! Open up an editor and create a
file called hello_xls.x
in your XLS checkout root directory. Populate it with
the following:
fn hello_xls(hello_string: u8[11]) {
trace!(hello_string);
}
Let's go over this, line-by-line:
- This first line declares a fn (
fn
) named "hello_xls
". This function accepts an array of eleven characters (u8) calledhello_string
, and returns no value (the return type would be specified after the argument list's closing parenthesis and before the function-opening curly brace, if the function returned a value). - This second line invokes the built-in
trace!
directive, passing it the function's input string, and throws away the result.
3. Say hello, XLS!
Let's run (and test) our code!
First thing, though, we should make sure our module parses and passes
type checking. The fastest way to do that is via the DSLX
"repl",
conveniently called repl
.
You can run it against the above example with the command:
$ ./bazel-bin/xls/tools/repl hello_xls.x
This tool first examines the specified module for language correctness, and will
print an INVALID_ARGUMENT
error if it fails to parse or typecheck. In that
case, fix the errors and type :reload
to try again. repl
supports other
features (IR, Verilog, and LLVM code examination), but those are outside the
scope of this tutorial.
Once you have a parsing DSLX file, the best way to "smoke test" a module is via
the
DSLX interpreter.
First, though, we need a test case for it to execute. Add the following to the
end of your hello_xls.x
file:
#[test]
fn hello_test() {
hello_xls("Hello, XLS!")
}
Again, going line-by-line:
- This directive tells the interpreter that the next function is a test function, meaning that it shouldn't be passed down the synthesis chain and that it should be executed by the interpreter.
- This line declares the [test] function
hello_test
, which takes no args and returns no value. - The only line in this function invokes the
hello_xls
function and passes it a chipper greeting.
With both the function and its corresponding test/driver in place, let's fire it up! Open a terminal and execute the following in the XLS checkout root directory:
$ ./bazel-bin/xls/dslx/interpreter_main hello_xls.x
You should see the following output:
[ RUN UNITTEST ] hello_test
trace of hello_string @ hello.x:4:17-4:31: [72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 44, 32, 88, 76, 83, 33]
[ OK ]
[===============] 1 test(s) ran; 0 failed; 0 skipped.
Perfect! While this may not be what you initially expected, examine the output elements carefully: they correspond to the ASCII codes of the characters in "Hello, XLS!" When designing and debugging hardware, signals are more often numbers than strings, which is why they're represented as numbers here.
Congrats! You've written your first piece of hardware in DSLX! It might be more satisfying, though, if your hardware actually did anything. For that, see the next tutorial, float-to-int conversion.


Hey there!
This is a simple JS game, utilizing the address bar of your browser. Here is a quick how to:
-
Press space to start the game.
-
Enemies are coming in from the right and try to destroy your base.
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Once an enemy reaches the base it causes damage and dies.

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Try to keep the enemies on distance to protect your base.
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The density of spawning enemies is increasing while your score rises.
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The game is over once your canon gets git by an enemy.
Have fun and enjoy the game!


I never noticed that they changed the level cap to 10.400.000 points/110 rank (from former 8.400.000/100 rank). Now i got the information that it is part of the China Rising DLC.
This maybe also indicate that they change the level cap with each DLC.
I guess so.
Brady_The
I would have been kinda happy if they did that in Battlefield 3, but levels went imo from meh to totally meaningless in Battlefield 4 because you get XP Boosts for literally everything.
GameFreakBoy
5 DLC's 5 star general. hmmm. Also, I wish they would have put requirements every once in a while. Like they have to have certain medals or achievements before they get promoted. Getting ranks is way to easy.


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I would like to thank Mr. Clay of Snohomish for his letter to the editor, sharing his concerns and sharing the time and date of the public hearing in Lake Stevens for the proposed Costco.
As a Lake Stevens resident, I am very interested in attending this meeting as well. I am tired of the current options of either driving 14 miles or 15 miles to get to Costco. I am tired of only having three grocery stores in town that are all too overpriced to be realistic options for the needs of my family of eight, although we do love Haggen donuts!
I understand there are concerns about traffic impacts to the surrounding area of the proposed Costco. All I can say is, for me and the other 30,000 residents of Lake Stevens, not having to drive on the trestle or on extended lengths of Highway 9 and/or I-5 to get to Costco will definitely have a traffic impact of its own.
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by By Steve NevilleTadhg Furlong is a doubt for Leinster ahead of the province's Champions Cup clash with Lyon.
The tight-head missed out on the win over Benneton on Saturday, and Leinster say he will be further assessed for a "minor back complaint" this week.
Rory O’Loughlin will also be assessed this week with the centre having picked up a contact injury to his shoulder.
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DEUCE BIGALOW, MALE GIGOLO
When the lights go down--the manwhore comes out to play
When I watch certain actors paint such vivid and animated characters across the silver screen, I am almost reach a state of pure cinema bliss. I came close to that bliss when I watched the riveting Richard Gere is his latest film, American Gigolo 2, Male Gigolo. Gere has such a powerful presence in a number of memorable moments that draw from him an almost frightening realism that seems to reach out from the screen to the audience. Richard Gere's performance in the film--oh, wait a minute--let me retract that last statement. Did I say Richard Gere? Sorry for the confusion perplexed individuals. I meant the new film Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo. Gere and Schneider, I tend to mix up the two so often.
Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo, always a bridesmaid but never a bride. The new comedy co-written and starring Rob Schneider has been designed specifically for the current style of comedic filmmaking made popular years ago with Porky's and Hot Dog: The Movie. The "stereotypical, drunken, convoluted, skit humor pressed into ninety minutes" style. Following in the vein of Adam Sandler (who is one of the co-producers of Deuce Bigalow) and numerous Lorne Michael's films, Deuce tries to capture those hilarious situations made famous by its predecessors but ends up feeling forced and limited. It lacked fluidity to the pace of the film and seems to rely too much on the physical size of Schneider as a comedic vehicle.
The set-up is simple and if handled properly, it could have produced memorable moments that seem to dominate the current comedic films of recent. The problem is that Schneider restores to using situations will very bland, stereotypical characterization that only work for about five to ten minutes, such as a skit on SNL or MadTV, and never seems to extend to a further point. The Farrelly bros. used to same premise in their films but was able to extend those characters into interesting and complying characters. Certain situations succeed in capturing very funny moments but overall, the jokes are hit and miss.
The supporting cast includes Eddie Griffin, of the "Malcolm and Eddie" television show, who supplies Deuce with the proper connections into the world of the "manwhore." I wouldn't be surprised to see Griffin's character spinning off to his own television show, "Malcolm and the ManPimp," which no doubt would be picked up by either the WB or UPN in a heartbeat. The versatile actor, William Forsythe, provides his Method acting made famous by his performances in Dick Tracy and Firestorm, to the role of the main adversary against Deuce who has a small problem below the waist, which he reveals too many times. Forsythe, call your agent and tell him to please get you out of the career path made famous by Gary Busey pronto.
The efforts of Scheinder in producing a successful comedy for the masses are recognizable but his story structure and character development is unoriginal and predictable. The last thing I would want is another romantic comedy about learning to love someone for who they are. Years ago, I saw Rob Schneider at a comedy club and everything he did was brilliant and original, almost Kaufmanesque. His work on SNL was impressive and ranked with the works of the Belushi and Farrelly caliber of comedy. That individual who I saw years ago can make you laugh. But with this film, Schneider only succeeds in scratching the surface of his comedic talents.
2.5 stars -- Christopher Null -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- http://www.filmcritic.com
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